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1 St. Ann Catholic Church St. Ann Parish is a welcoming Catholic Community dedicated to strengthening our Catholic faith and ministering to our members. St. Ann Parish provides sacraments, pastoral care, religious education, community service, and promotes social responsibility. Fr. Craig Hanley, Pastor Deacon John Ugge Deacon Bernard McCarthy, Pastoral Assistant and Administrator Masses Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. Sunday Celebraons 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. Weekday Celebraons 8:45 a.m. * *When a funeral is scheduled there will be no morning Mass except on Tuesdays and first Fridays when Mass will be at 8:30 a.m. Sacrament of Reconciliaon Saturday 3:00 4:00 p.m. Adoraon of the Blessed Sacrament Tuesday aer the 8:45 a.m. Mass Sacramental Informaon Please call the Parish Office at Bapsm Preparaon: Contact the Parish Office or check the bullen for dates Marriage Preparaon: 6 months noce required Parish Office 2100 Farragut Avenue Bue, Montana Phone: (406) info@stannsbue.org Website: Office Hours: Monday Thursday

2 MASS INTENTIONS Monday, August 3: Joe Rashleigh Tuesday, August 4: Mary Mondloch Rb Peggy Shone Kelly Wednesday, August 5: Shirley Darragh Thursday, August 6: Jack Tanner Rb Marie & Frank Walsh Friday, August 7: Earl Casagranda Rb Rick & Diane Schalk Saturday, August 8: 4:30 p.m. Doris M. McLauglin Rb John & Diane Mack Sunday, August 9: 8:00 a.m. Living & Deceased Members of St. Ann Parish 11:00 a.m. Ed Mondloch Rb Rick & Diane Schalk COLLECTION FOR JULY 1819, 2020 Envelopes: $2, Loose: $2, Direct Deposit: $ Total: $5, (Amount needed to make budget: $6,672.00) Thank you for your very generous support! August 2, 2020 All you who are thirsty, come to the water! Isaiah 55:1a

3 Parish Events & Announcements We re excited to sing with 27:17 IRONMEN Proverbs: 27:17 Iron Sharpens Iron And One Man Sharpens Another Catholic Men s Seminar Series Meeng second Saturday of each month Date: Saturday, August 8, :00a.m.9:00a.m. Oponal fellowship to follow St. Ann s Social Center 2100 FarragutBue Topic: End of Life Discussions Presenter: Deacon John Ugge Open to all men at no charge. For more informaon: Brandon DeShaw Jim Bellandi St. Ann Music Ministry for Grade School and High School/Young Adult Children, grades 1-8, will participate in age appropriate musical activities, instruction in musicianship and preparation for singing at Mass and special programs. High schoolers and young adults will also have an opportunity to learn musicianship, singing techniques and preparation for not only singing as a group, but also as cantors for Masses. The focus is to develop a lifelong love of music through musicianship. Please take a brochure to fill out and drop in the collection basket or call the parish office at if you d like to sign up. Need a New Ride or a Gift Idea? Purchase a ticket at the parish office MonThur. 9:00amNoon or 1:004:00pm V i s i t o u r w e b s i t e a t w w w. s t a n n s b u t t e. o r g

4 August Memorials In Loving Memory Vickie Petritz Rb Doug & Cathy Zemljak Lois Fischer Rb Shad & Marsha Foster Remembering Caroline Elizabeth Ackerman July 3rd - 60th Anniversary of her passing Rb Chris Ackerman & Sandra Metsker-Ackerman Susan Froehlich Huntington Rb Richard & Mary Giuliani Casey Boyle - 5th Anniversary Rb Mom & Dad Sue Huntington Rb Susan & Mark Fredenberg Special Intention Rb Gert Downey Sue Huntington Rb Brian Holland Ed Chouinard Rb Rudy & Sandy Shutey Sue Huntington Rb Mary Jo Riley Rb Shannon & Bob Hensler Rb Jamie & Gary Wallace Rb Trina & Steve Gidley Rb Becky & Wayne Quinn Rb Jack Clark The Giving of Treasure Question: Why are Catholics required to give money to the Church? Answer: Offering money and other goods to God and the Church is, before all else, a statement of gratitude. We see this when we look at how our spiritual ancestors showed their gratitude to God for the gifts they had received (e.g. Genesis 14:1820 and Genesis 28:1622). One of the ways they offered thanks to God was through a practice called tithing, in which 10 percent of a person s goods (crops, livestock, money, etc.) were given back to God. Today, the practice of tithing giving 10 percent is still common in many Protestant communities, but it is not required for Catholics. Instead, the Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches us that, The faithful also have the duty of providing for the material needs of the Church, each according to [their] own abilities (no. 2043). This means that, although we are not bound to practice tithing in the traditional sense, we do share a responsibility to share our money or other resources with our parish communities. Like our spiritual ancestors, we give as a sign of our gratitude for the many gifts that God has given to us. Beyond this, we also share our resources with other Catholic organizations to help them finance their ministries, to continue and grow their outreach to the poor and the needy, and to provide just wages for their employees. How much we give depends on our individual circumstances, but since we share a responsibility for the programs, outreach, and health of our parish communities and Catholic organizations, this question gives us a wonderful opportunity to ask some important questions about the quality of our giving and what our priorities are. Remember, we are only stewards of our time, talents, and treasures and as the First Letter of Peter reminds us, As each one of you has received a gift, use it to serve one another as good stewards of God s varied graces (4:10). LPi

5 Yearly Memorials Adam, Earl & Lovie Rb Greg & Brenda Ebner Bates, Wayne Rb Theresa Boyle, Casey Rb Mom& Dad Boyle, Tom Rb Mary Alice Carpino & Bugni Family Rb Virginia Bugni Darragh, Shirley Deceased Members of the Crowley & Fraser Families Rb John & Annette Giop Deceased Members of the Petroni & Giop Families Rb John & Annette Giop Dolan, Denny Sr. Rb Judy & Family Downey, Tim Rb Gert & Family Fischer, Rolene Giop, Sylvia & John and Fraser, William & Patricia Rb John & Annette Giop Gleason, Stella Rb Jim & Family Hughes, Tom Rb Em & Family Joy, Catherine Joy & Armentaro Families Rb Michelle & Family Kadillak, George Rb The Kadillak Family Konen & Smith Families Rb Jim & Betty Konen Leary, Catherine & Mickey Rb Sharon & Jim Leary Lemelin, Gene & Toots Rb Sharon & Jim Leary Living & Deceased Members of Alvarez, Eduardo & Park Families Rb The Park Family Living & Deceased Members of the Sisters BVMS & SCLs Living & Deceased Members of the Clergy, Diocese of Helena Living & Deceased Members of the Orizotti, Piazzola, & Colomb Families Rb Tressa Orizotti Living & Deceased Members of the Sullivan, Stenson, Kovacich Families Rb Bob & Carol Sullivan & Family Maloughney Poppe, Tammy Rb Mom, Dad, Shawn, Sandy, Connor, & Lowell McDonald, Bechtold, Bolton Families - Living & Deceased Meehan, Scown & Gleason Families Rb Pat Scown Mondloch, Josh Rb Grandma, Mom. Joe & Family Nevin, Ernest J. Rb Carol & David Nevin Orizotti, John Rb Mary Carol Patrick, Betty Rashleigh, Joe Rb Michele & Family Rashleigh & O Neill Families Rb Michele & Family Sestrich & Jackicich Families Rb Marguerite Beatty Shamley, Thelma & Harold and Patty Mayott Rb Ann Shamley Stefanich, Martin & Jule Rb Carol & Judy Stenson, Jack & Francis Rb John & Diane Stenson & Family Sullivan, Dave Rb Pat Sullivan Sullivan, Mary Lou Rb Pat Sullivan & Family Sustarsic, Ludie & Alice Tierney, Lee Ann Nan Rb Mom & Dad & Family of Nan Tourikis, Jim & Eileen Rb Kary Knoll & Family Turk, Fred & Elsie Rb John & Diane Stenson & Family Uggetti, Betty & Chuck Young, Jack Rb John & Annette Giop

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