This Friday’s
Women’s Social Postponed

Dear Women of Sacred Heart Parish,

After careful thought and with some sadness, we have decided to postpone the Women’s Social this Friday, August 13, 2021, until we feel more confident that when we get together, we will be able to fully enjoy ourselves and stay healthy. Please help pass the word to any friends you may have planned to attend with.

But, Fear Not! We will put our heads together and look for new opportunities, new moments to bring our very special community of women together.

If you have suggestions for future gatherings, send them in!

You will not be forgotten. You are being prayed for.

With love and respect and hope always,
Darla & Kate

sh.womensretreat@gmail.com

Mass Links For The
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

We’re close to the end of summer and our children will be returning to school soon. Masses for the 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time are today at 4:30PM and tomorrow at 8:00AM, 10:00AM and 5:00PM.

The 8:00AM Mass tomorrow morning is streamed live at this link.

Fr. Emmanuel makes available his homily on his blog at this link.

A link to the weekly bulletin is here.

Music For The
19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Dear Fellow Parishioners,

The music this week should all be familiar except for our communion song,
Supper of the Lamb https://youtu.be/L__4M1u3sOY. I hope you like it! The words to this song and all the others can be found in this attachment.

Most of the readings this week again focus on bread from heaven, so some of my share selections for the week focus on the Eucharist, but I also have a few songs here that are based on the second reading in which St, Paul tells us to be kind to one another.

Enjoy the music! May God grant you all good things and bless you with good health.

Janis Cantú

Mass Links For The
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Masses for the 18th Sunday in Ordinary Time are today at 4:30PM and tomorrow at 8:00AM,10:00AM and 5:00PM.

The 8:00AM Mass tomorrow morning is streamed live at this link.

Fr. Emmanuel makes available his homily on his blog at this link.

A link to the weekly bulletin is here.

Music For The
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Dear Fellow Parishioners,

I hope you all have been enjoying having the choir sing for Mass. They will be singing again this Sunday and I believe that you will know all the songs that we’re singing. The lyrics can be found in this attachment.

This week’s readings tell us of manna from heaven that saved the Israelites in the desert and in the Gospel. Jesus says that he is the Bread of Life. So that is the main theme this week in the music selections below.

These next two songs are general worship and faith songs. We’ll have more songs about the Bread of Life and the Bread from Heaven next week.

Enjoy the music and stay safe and healthy. God bless you and yours,

Janis Cantú

Monthly Father Tom Q&A
This Monday
On the Rectory Balcony

On Monday, August 2nd at 7:00 PM, Fr. Tom will be hosting a Q & A on the rectory balcony.

Join us for a fun, yet informative night.

Please email Stephen Williams at religioused@sacredheartob.org

If you can, think of questions you would like to ask him ahead of time.

Okay, so your email editor managed to confuse everyone in the parish by sending out the Crush 2021 reservation email a week early. Tomorrow is the day that you can begin purchasing your tickets at this link. We’ll see you there. I’ll be the red-faced attendee.
Mass Links For The
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Masses for the 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time are today at 4:30PM and tomorrow at 8:00AM,10:00AM and 5:00PM.

The 8:00AM Mass tomorrow morning is streamed live at this link.

Fr. Emmanuel makes available his homily on his blog at this link.

A link to the weekly bulletin is here.

Music For The
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Dear Fellow Parishioners,

This week the choir and I have a new song for communion called ‘Take and Eat.’ Here’s a link so you can hear it: https://youtu.be/H6EJJRaK69U. The words to this and all the other songs for mass can be found in this  attachment.

This week’s first reading tells of the prophet Elisha who fed a hundred people with 20 barley loaves. The psalm tells us that “The hand of the Lord feeds us; He answers all our needs.” and the Gospel is the story of Jesus feeding the multitudes with five loaves and two fish. So the theme of the week seems to be “God will provide.”

I hope you enjoy all my music selections this week. May God bless you all with good health and provide for all your needs.

Janis Cantú