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Holy Spirit Catholic ChurchRev. Michael Mac Mahon, Pastor883-4359Rev. Jonathan Howell, Associate Pastor882-1132fatherjonathanhowell@gmail.comRev. Francisco Park, PastorKorean Catholic Community867-1679Deacon Bob Becher, Deacon Lee HeckmanDeacon Matthew Koh, Deacon Tony MorenoDeacon Mike SudnikOffice (256) 881-4781 Fax (256) 881-5510625 Airport Road SWHuntsville, Alabama 35802E-mail: hschurch@holyspirithsv.comWebsite: http://www.holyspirithsv.comPARISH ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF/OFICINA8:00 AM-4:30 PM Monday/Lunes-Thursday/Jueves8:00 AM-1:00 PM Friday/ViernesAdministrative AssistantMary Walker ext. 0CHRISTIAN FORMATIONAdult Religious Ed.Religious EducationMusic MinistryYouth MinistryTracy Finke ext. 223 or 881-0345Tracy Finke ext. 223 or 881-0345Anne Vasile881-4781 ext. 219Lori Lai882-6483KOREAN MASSWednesday Saturday at 10:00 AMin the Korean Rectoryand Sunday at 4:00 PM in Holy Spirit ChurchMass Schedule/HorarioSaturday/SabadoSunday/Domingo5:00 PM7:30, 9:00 & 11:45 AMWeekday/dÍa de semanaMonday/Lunes7:30 AM, 12:00 NoonTuesday/Martes7:30 AM, 12:00 NoonWednesday/Miercoles 7:30 AM, 7:00 PMThursday/Jueves7:30 AM, 12:00 NoonFriday/Viernes7:30 AMReconciliation/Confesiones5:00-7:00 PM Wednesdays3:30-4:45 PM Saturday & by appointment.HISPANIC MINISTRY/MINISTERIO HISPANOThe Hispanic Ministry Office is located in the Parish Life Center next tothe Nursery. It is open Monday through Thursday 8:30 am to 4:30 pm, andFriday 8:30 am to 1 pm. 256-881-2211 or hispanic@holyspirithsv.com.Hispanic Community MassSundays 2:00, 6:30 PMChildren/Adult CatechismSundays 10:15-11:30 AMBaptismal Preparation Classes First Sunday of the Month3:30 PM Rooms A & BNuestra Comunidad Hispana celebra la Santa Misa todos los domingos a las 2:00 y a las 6:30 pm. Catecismo (Ninos/Adultos ) cadadomingo a las 10:15 am y Clases de Bautismo son los primeros domingos del mes a las 3:30 pm en los salones A y B.Holy Day Mass Schedule6:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 12:00 Noon & 6:00 PMBulletin noticesSend Bulletin Notices tokyleb@holyspirithsv.com (subject to approval)Deadline for notices Tuesday at Noon.HOLY SPIRIT REGIONAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL256-881-4852SAINT JOHN PAUL II CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOLBookstore HoursTuesday, Wednesday & Thursday8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon256-430-1760February 14, 20211

Rest in Peace!WELCOME!.Holy Spirit Catholic Church.invites everyone to “.full, conscious, and activeparticipation” in the sacred liturgy. We hope you willjoin us in lifting our hearts and voices to God!THE VESTIBULE.is the place for meeting old friends and greetingvisitors! Reverence and quiet are expected in the church!Please turn off cell phones and beepers.Mass Intentions: February 15 21MondayAT HOLY COMMUNION it is appropriate to make a sign of reverence, a bow ora genuflection, before you receive Communion. Tomaintain the flow of the Communion procession, pleasemake the sign of reverence while the person in front ofyou receives Communion. If you choose to receive HolyCommunion in your hand, please do not reach for thehost, but present your palm, flat out and high enough toreceive Communion. Intinction is not ndayAGAIN WELCOME!.PLEASE JOIN US!7:30 AM12:00 PM7:30 AM12:00 PM6:30 AM12:00 PM6:00 AM7:30 AM12 :00 PM7:30 AM5:00 PM7:30 AM9:00 AM11:45 AM†††††††††Dr. & Mrs. Brett MadduxJerry HundscheidHarry KellerCathy LichayMary Louise BlaneyGeorge GunterJack TisdaleJ.D. TillmanJack & Abby SmithDr. Raymond RomanusCatherine YarbroughParishionersBill HalliseyLuz Maria Leon VillarHospital Care: If you or a member of your family are sick orin the hospital and need Deacon Mike Sudnik, please call himat 604-3374. If you need a Priest, you may call Fr. Mike at883-4359 or Fr. Jonathan at 882-1132, day or night.If you attend Holy Spirit Church on a regularbasis (in person or virtually) and have not registeredwith the Parish, we invite you to do so. Please callthe Church Office and if you leave a message, someone will contact you to help with the registration.Gene & MarthaAndrzejewskiEvan BarrazaBecky BezotteLloyd BoeschCody BrooksBill BurkeShea ButlerMegan CamposEMAIL UPDATES PLEASE!!!Please email kyleb@holyspirithsv.com, with yourname and updated email address, so our database canbe kept current. We only use email to notify you ofsomething important.Peggy CernyLisa CitranoLaura CliftonCarson CorriganWanda CountsRichard DealJim DelaneyGeorge DezenbergHenry L. DithmerJosephine DooleyTillman DooleyBrian DuerrJones & DebraDurbinNancy EllsworthMargaret EskewDan EstremeraJoyce FontenotRob GlasierHayden GlennLeonard GonsewskiDulce GonzalezPayton GouldJoe GrelierMark HaistenRobin HansenBulletin available on the web at holyspirithsv.comLECTORS February 13 - 145:00p V. Pape (OT) — P. Krakus (NT)7:30a M. DeMaioribus (OT) — M. Ortega (NT)9:00a P. Eads (OT) — E. Lichay (NT)11:45a Youth MassLECTORS February 20 - 215:00p A. Brocato (OT) — B. Joly (NT)7:30a J. Gallardo (OT) — M. Jeude (NT)9:00a P. Anderson (OT) — B. McCoy (NT)11:45a Youth MassPurificator LaunderingFebruary 14 - Cyndi HughesFebruary 21 - Maria QuinonezFebruary 28 - Julie KelloggAltar Duty:February 19–20 - Vicki & John Pape2Annamarie HappJeff HargettDon HarrMarge HarringtonJoann HarrisJoan HartLarry HartmanBill HauseWesley HobbsIm Juyng MoAJ JacobsKen JahnkeNancy JansenTeddy JerniganRetha JonesMaryalice JonczykTeddy KaliszDanny KariganRob KuehnMelissa LehmanJeanne LivingstonBradley LockMafalda McNameeAnn & Bill MarshallKim MartinNicole MartinFitzgerald McQueenJohn MellgrenTammy MendozaAnn MoreaPatricia MoreaLeon D. MostellerBunny NaglePat NicolasJohn NishimutaJohn OfenlochBillie PagakisWilliam ParrsDianne PeraOanh (Christine)PhamRemington PitmanTom PraterValerie RayKevin RebmanLeah ReedGerry RichardsJeanne RichmondEdna RiderPatrick RileyJoel RiveraVirgil, Gerry andAndrew SchafferBecky SikoraSondra SimonErlene SkipperBernie SteinAnn StevensonRon TepoolEllen ThomasDan UckotterConnie WadellShirley WallJordan WalkerLaura WinterConnie WoodallNancy YanoskyVanessa YoungMerri ZellmerPrivate Intention

Our Week at a GlanceTodayFeb. 14MondayFeb. 156:30p RCIA - A/BTuesday9:30a StVde Paul Mtg. - LIBFeb. 16KofC Mardi Gras Pick-Up DinnerAshWednesday Spanish Masses: 4 and 8:00pmFeb. 17Thursday6:10a That Man Is You - A/BFeb. 186p St Vincent de Paul virtual mtg.6:30p Adult Bible Study - PLCFriday5p KofC Take-Out Fish FryFeb. 197p Stations of the Cross/6p SpanishSaturdayRite of Election at CathedralFeb. 20Sunday11:45a Scout Sunday MassFeb. 21Sunday Mass will be recorded.You can view it after 9:00 AM lleInconjunctionwithwith“The Year of the Parish and the Eucharist”our Diocese is sponsoring a 9-week small groupexperience from Christ Life, Catholic Ministry forEvangelization. Listen to a thought-provoking talkthat is designed to explore the questions worth askingin our lives. Share your thoughts in a relaxed, fun,and free small faith-sharing group (in-person or virtually). Groups will begin meeting once Lent begins.Please call Kyle ASAP for more information 256881-4781 ext. 220.The Wondrous Life of Abraham!A look at the life of Abraham fromthe Book of Genesis. We will meettwice-a-month on Thursday nights at6:30 PM in the Parish Life Center.There is no cost, and these studies areopen to everyone. Full COVID precautions will be observed and even more spacing willbe provided in seating arrangement.Scheduled sessions:February 18, March 4 and 25, April 15 and 29,May 13, 2021.Our Parish NewsThe altar flowers this weekare in memory of Al RossiNew ParishionersLauren & Jonah BurginJessica10007Conrad Dr. 35803Karen Lewter3208 Bradley St. 35805Society of St. Vincent dePaulIn the Gospel today Jesus, moved with pity, touchedthe leper and healed him. Please pray for the poorand suffering, those who live in the anxiety anddespair caused by poverty. The St. Vincent de PaulFood Pantry is in need of hamburger helper, cannedpeas, sardines, hard taco shells and jelly. Thank youfor your faithfulness in helping us to serve ourneighbors in need.BaptismsGabriella Noelle Bouchard,Daughter of Christine & JerrodFor the health of our priests and staff, the parishoffice is limiting visitors. We have several ways youcan turn in your contributions and we appreciate yourcontinue support through this uncertain time. There is a locked drop box in the Church (on theConfessional side) where you may drop off yourenvelopes or weekly contribution. Mail your envelopes to: Holy Spirit CatholicChurch, 625 Airport Road, SW 35802. You may also give online through our OnlineGiving Program3

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Ash Wednesday - Mass Schedule6:30 AM12:00 Noon6:00 PMSpanish at 4:00 and 8:00 PMAshes will be distributed during each Mass. Theashes are a symbol of our repentance, a “Comingback to Jesus with all our heart”. It is a spiritualhome coming for many of us. If we all take itseriously what a difference it will make in our lives.“The Family that prays togetherstays together.”“Come Back to Me with All Your Heart”LENTEN SCHEDULEFridays of LentStations of the Cross:Stations of the Cross & Benediction 7:00 PMLenten SuggestionsAttend morning MassAttend Wednesday Evening MassReceive Sacrament of PenancePray more devoutly—fast—give alms to the poor.“Return to Me with All Your Heart”Lenten RegulationsThe annual observance of Lent is the special season for the ascent to the holy mountain of Easter.Through its twofold theme of repentance and baptism, the season of Lent disposes both the catechumens and the faithful to celebrate the paschal mystery. Catechumens are led to the Sacraments ofInitiation by means of the Rite of Election, thescrutinies, and Catechesis. The faithful, listeningmore intently to the word of God and devotingthemselves to prayer, are prepared through a spiritof repentance to renew their baptismal promised.Lenten Meditation: “O my Beloved, no one had theright over You and yet You obeyed not only theBlessed Virgin and St. Joseph, but even Your executioners. Now in the Sacred Host I see You at theheight of Your annihilations. How humble You are,O divine King of Glory.” (St. Therese of Lisieux)Weekdays of Lent: There is no obligation tofast. However, voluntary acts of self-denial arerecommended.SAsh Wednesday and Good Friday: These aredays of Fast and Abstinence from meat. There is alimit of one full meal on these days for all betweenthe ages of 18 and 59 inclusive.21Days of Abstinence: (All Fridays in Lent) Allwho have reached their 14th year are bound to abstain totally from meat.Easter Duty Obligation: After they have received their First Holy Communion, Catholics arebound by the obligation of receiving Holy Communion at least once a year. If you have not beento Holy Communion for a year, you are required tomake your Easter Duty. This precept should befulfilled during the Easter Season. Catholics arealso bound to confess serious (mortal) sins at leastonce a year, but it is not limited to the Lenten/Easter Ash Wednesday18MAPRILWT1FFHoly Thursday Good FridayS6S2Holy Saturday

Knights of Columbus4th Degree AssemblyMardi Gras Dinner40 Days for Life - Daily ReflectionsWednesday, Feb. 17: The Lord said to Cain, “Where is your brother, Abel?” “I don’t know,” he replied.(Gen 4:9) Lord, may all of us love our brothers and sisters, born and unborn.Thursday, Feb. 18: You shall not murder (Ex 20:13). Modern science proves without a doubt that lifebegins at conception. Lord, help all your people be obedient to your commandment.Friday, Feb. 19: Everyone is his brother’s keeper, for God has committed human beings toeach others’ care. (Gospel of Life 19) Every human being has the duty to speak up whensomeone’s life is in danger and come to the defense of children not yet born.Saturday, Feb. 20: You saw me in the womb (Ps 139:15). Lord, help us to realize that valuedoes not depend on size. May our Eucharistic faith lead us to serve the most vulnerable.at Holy Spirit meets the 3rd Wednesdayof the month (Feb. 17) from 5-6:45 pmin the multipurpose room (masks andsocial distancing). The Confraternity ispen to all mothers interested in growing in holiness,passing the Catholic faith to their children, and committed to praying for their children, family, and eachother. If interested in becoming a member contactLillian Novela-Gilsdorf (256) 684-7463. To learnmore about the Confraternity of Christian Mothersvisit http://www.capuchin.com/index.php/acmMake a difference! Become a Meals onWheels volunteer driver! If you have 2hours (10:30 AM - 12:30 PM) on the 2ndFriday of the month, YOU can make a differenceContact Tom Rathz for more info – (256) 683-7910.6

Worldwide Marriage EncounterFebruary 21 is Scout Sunday.It will be at the 11:45 Mass.This year Scouts will sit with theirfamilies. Please wear your uniforms. There will not be a reception after Mass thisyear. If you have any questions you may contactAva Joly 256-683-9354.Celebrate this year Valentine with a gift for theperson who loves you – your spouse. Make time forone another by focusing your attention on each otherduring the next Marriage Encounter weekend. Stepforward during this month of love to a renewedcommitment to your spouse.The next weekend in the diocese isVIRTUAL and is scheduled onMarch 19-21, 2021Our Lady’s Rosary Makersrecently provided 1,440 cordRosaries in all colors to the MissionDepartment of the Internationalorganization. Rosaries were sent toFr. Chansa Maybin at St. Andrew’sParish in Zambia and the PoorClare Sisters in Namibia. If you arelooking for a way to evangelize - thismight be just the ministry for you!You can get more information or register online atwww.ALFL-wwme.org or by calling Sean andAngie Murray at 205-530-3607.7

Religious EducationTracy Finke 881-0345tfinke@holyspirithsv.comIf you or someone you know is homebound or in an assisted living facility andneeds communion, please call the churchoffice for assistance.RCIAStephen Ministry provides focused care to those inneed while relying on God to provide the cure. Manyof us could use the non-judgmental care ofperson, a Christian friend a Stephen Minister.Our Stephen Ministers provide one-on-one lay careto help meet the needs of individuals who arehospitalized, terminally ill, bereaved, in a job crisis,disabled, homebound, lonely or in a spiritual crisis.Stephen Ministers also provide care to those facinglife transitions and to new members of our Parish.Rite of Christian Initiation of AdultsIf you are interested in becoming Catholicplease contact the Office of ReligiousEducation and speak with Tracy Finke ourDirector 256-881-0345 ortfinke@holyspirithsv.comCOMMUNITY NEWSYou Can Help Your Marriage25% of surveyed couples say they are“happily married.” For everyone else,there is Retrouvaille.Retrovaille helps couples rebuild theirmarriages. For confidential informationabout, or to register for, the next program beginningwith a weekend on March 5-7, call #800-470-2230 or#615-523-0631 or email: nrv3043@gmail.comDue to Covid-19 we will observe social distancing.For a Stephen Minister, please call the Church Officeat 881-4781 and you will be paired with a StephenMinister of the same gender who will meet with youweekly until your situation improves.“Bear one another’s burdens and in this way youwill fulfill the law of Christ.” (Gal 6:2)Catholic Center of Concern1010 Church St.For financial assistance with rent/mortgageor utilities, please call 256-963-9355,Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday between 9-11 AMand 1-3 PM. NO walk-ins accepted.If a loved one has passed away and youwould like the Divine Mercy Chapletsaid on their behalf, contact YvonneMcCarthy at 256-830-5225. Leave amessage with the person's name or textthe information to 256-508-8836.Diapers/wipes are available Monday & Wednesday10AM-2PM. Call or text 427-4584 upon arrival.Clothing room is closed until further notice. Not accepting clothing donation or volunteers at this time.Eucharistic AdorationThe schedule for Adoration of the BlessedSacrament in the church:1010 Church StreetP.O. Box 745(256) 536-0073Licensed Counselors offer: Individual, Marriage and Family Counseling Sliding – Scale Affordable Rates Free Counseling for:Pregnant women, women with young children,Individuals affected by abortionMonday-Tuesday/Thursday-Friday: 3 - 6:00pmWednesday: 3 - 7:00pmTo assure someone is always present before theBlessed Sacrament, committed adorers who have oneof these hours are urged to continue their attendance.FORMED.ORGIf you would like to create a FORMED accountthrough our parish:1. Visit FORMED.org2. Click “Sign Up”3. Select “I Belong to a Parish or Organization”4. Find Holy Spirit by name, zip, or Code:GMQYWM5. Enter your email - and you’re in!Calix Society-A Catholic organization for recovering alcoholics/drug addicts. Info: 256-595-2162.Did you find the needle?Feb. 7: p. 6 at the bottom of the clipart houseSomewhere in this Bulletin a needle is hiding.See if you can find it!8

256-881-4852Check out our Facebook page for all the happeningfrom Catholic Schools Week 2021! You will alsofind a recorded Virtual Open House from lCatholicSchoolApplications for new students for 2021-22 SY arenow being accepted! We are so excited about thenew school year starting this Fall! Please contactMrs. Amy Guettler at aguettler@hstigers.org or callus at 256-881-4852 x 136 if you want to join ourfamily.Holy Spirit Regional Catholic School, PK4-8, is a2013 National Blue Ribbon School of Excellencerecipient from the Department of Education. We areaccredited as a member school of the Diocese ofBirmingham by AdvancED/Cognia.Our Mission: We strive to provide an educationstrongly rooted in Catholic Values, reflecting eachstudent’s unique qualities and promoting excellencein the whole person.Our Vision: To challenge students to be faith-filledindividuals as they discover and utilize their gifts andFollow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram#HSRSHuntsvilleThe Recycle Shed has now been designatedfor aluminum only.Proceeds go to Holy Spirit School teachers.Saint John Paul II Catholic High School256-430-1760 www.jp2falcons.orgSt. John Paul II Catholic High School is acollege preparatory school for grades 9-12, servingNorth Alabama. Founded in 1996 as Catholic HighSchool, St. John Paul II Catholic High School issponsored by the Diocese of Birmingham inAlabama. The school holds accreditation from theSouthern Association of Colleges and Schools andmembership in the National Catholic EducationAssociation.9

Online Possibilities for holic-faith/liturgical-year/lentLenten Activities for Children Loyola PressLenten season resources - STRONG CATHOLIC FAMILY FAITHLenten Activities for Children (catholicicing.com)40 Lenten Activities for Catholic Families {Free Printable} (reallifeathome.com)15 Lenten Printables - Equipping Catholic FamiliesLenten Resources - For Teachers (ncea.org)10

Invest just five minutesa day, and your faith willdeepen and grow—a dayat a time.worrying—could improve your connection to God. ThisLent is an opportunity, not a burden. Embrace it withhope. Live it with love.TODAY'S READINGS: Joel 2:12-18; 2 Corinthians5:20—6:2; Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18 (219). “Even now,says the Lord, return to me with your whole heart.”Sunday, Feb 14, 2021SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEStaying the courseQuarantine is hard on relationships: both with the peopleyou can’t yet risk seeing in person, as well as those withwhom you happen to be locked down. Families that havesurvived a long year of “acute togetherness” might congratulate each other on their success. Spouses, too,might reward each other for going the distance, withoutmuch distance, since last spring. On this World MarriageDay, take some time to reflect together on ways your vitalrelationships have been test

Rev. Michael Mac Mahon, Pastor 883-4359 Rev. Jonathan Howell, Associate Pastor 882-1132 fatherjonathanhowell@gmail.com Administrative Assistant Rev. Francisco Park, Pastor Korean Catholic Community 867-1679 Deacon Bob Becher, Deacon Lee Heckman Music Ministry Deacon Matthew Koh, Deacon Tony Moreno Deacon Mike Sudnik Weekday/dÍa de semana

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