Remember in your prayers: Mary Sexton, Archbishop Kurtz, Gavin Francis, Jo Ellen’s mom, Mary Ellen, Norma Cartwright, Dolores Hayden, the Boniewski family, Lonnie Howard, Katie Kon, and Mary Beth Norris.
Also remember in your prayers the homebound, those in nursing homes, those who have no one to pray for them, those in prisons, physical or mental and those who have unspoken prayer requests.
TAKEN FROM THE BISHOP’S EMAIL TO PASTORS: A time honored tradition of the Church is the annual celebration of Masses that are known by the color associated with the profession of those we remember and pray for in a special way. Specifically they are the:
Blue Mass for those serving in law enforcement and as first responders
Red Mass for those serving in the judiciary and legal profession
White Mass for those serving in the health profession
Green Mass for those who have served and are serving in the Armed Forces
These Masses have been celebrated annually at the Cathedral, but the Bishop is asking that each parish of the diocese, as much as is practical, also do so.
The
Blue Mass will be celebrated at St. Ann on September 29
th.
ST. ANN CONTACT LISTS: Copies of the St. Ann Contact lists are on the table in the narthex.
REVISIONS TO ST. ANN CONTACTS:
Under Katie Kon: change John # to 423 223-8897
Under Betty Kober: add mobile # 865 210-5164
Saint Michael Prayer Cards are available in the narthex as gifts for first responders and police officers. Saint Michael is the patron saint of all first responders and police officers, and we will be giving these cards to all of the local Police, Sheriff’s, Fire, and EMS Departments serving Saint Ann Parish and the local communities of Morgan County. If you have a family member or friend who is a police officer, firefighter, or EMS/rescue worker, please feel free to pick one up for them.
2 Brian Shanley
12 Mary Sexton
23 Sherry Waschevski
*Father Michael's "Penny Catechism" (A fun and informative little morsel of Catholic teaching and trivia)* Last week's question along with the answer:
Question #136: What is a sacrarium and where is it located?
Answer: The sacrarium is a special sink located in the sacristy. The word comes from the Latin
sacer meaning sacred. It drains directly into the ground. It is used to dispose of water used to purify the sacred vesicles and linens used at Mass.
Question#137: We use the word "hosanna" twice at every Mass. Where is it found, and what does the word mean?
The answer will appear in next week's bulletin along with a new question