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Statement From Archbishop SampleJuly 29, 2020
As Catholics, we are called to stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters who suffer at the hands of racism, oppression and all forms of injustice. These are all offenses against the life and dignity of every human person. Many times this takes the form of peaceful protest, as it has in the instances of the Civil Rights movement in the 1960’s, worker’s rights, pro-life initiatives and so many others. What we are currently seeing in Portland – and even across our country – has nothing to do with securing justice or civil liberties. The initial attempt to bring awareness to the continuing injustice of racism has now been hijacked for the purposes of violent demonstration in order to further a political and social ideology. I am calling for the good people of the Archdiocese of Portland to pray for the conversion of heart of those who are perpetrating this violent unrest in this city many of us call home. Now is not a time cling to our political beliefs, but a time to cling to our faith in Christ, who alone can give us that peace that surpasses all understanding - a peace he himself says the world cannot give. -
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Clergy Assignments/ChangesEffective July 1, 2020
Pastors
1. Rev. Paolo Dayto – St. Jude, Eugene
2. Rev. Mariano Escano – Sacred Heart, Tillamook/ St. Joseph, Cloverdale (m)/ St. Mary by the Sea, Rockaway (p) (Administrator)
3. Rev. Emmanuel Taylor, OP – St. Thomas More, Eugene
4. Rev. Andrew Thomas – St. Philip Neri, Portland
5. Rev. Joseph Hung Nguyen – St. Elizabeth of Hungary, Portland
6. Rev. Amalnathan Irudayraj– St. Francis of Assisi, Sherwood
Administrators
1. Rev. Brent Crowe – Our Lady of the Mountain, Ashland
Parochial Vicars
1. Rev. Peter Julia – St. Cecilia, Beaverton
2. Rev. Joseph M. Mujaeropiro, AJ – St. Joseph, Salem
3. Rev. Silverino Kwebuza, AJ – St. Luke, Woodburn
Entering Senior Status
1. Msgr. Richard Paperini
Official from the Archbishop:
1. Rev. George Kuforiji – appointed Pastor, St. Francis of Assisi, Portland
2. Rev. Gregg Bronsema – appointed Pastor, St. Michael the Archangel, Sandy/ St. John, Welches (m)/ St. Aloysius, Estacada (p)
3. Rev. Edgar Eloy Rivera-Torres – appointed Pastor, St. Helen, Junction City/ St. Rose of Lima, Monroe (p)
4. Rev. Fredy Bonilla-Moreno – appointed Pastor, Shepherd of the Valley, Central Point
5. Rev. Timothy Furlow – appointed Pastor, St. Patrick, Portland
6. Rev. Edwin Sanchez-Romero – appointed Pastor, St. Mary/Our Lady of Perpetual Help, Albany
7. Rev. Joseph Barita, ALCP – appointed Pastor, Our Lady of Victory, Seaside/ St. Peter the Fisherman, Arch Cape (m)
8. Rev. Paulinus Mangesho, ALCP – appointed Pastor, Immaculate Heart, Portland
9. Rev. Paul Mawazo Materu, ALCP – appointed Pastor, St. Boniface, Sublimity/ St. Mary, Shaw
10. Rev. William Oruko, AJ– appointed Pastor, Star of the Sea, Astoria/ St. Francis de Sales, Hammond (m) -
Join Archbishop Sample in Prayer
Here are some opportunities to join with our Shepherd in prayer LIVE via the internet:
- Sunday morning Mass from the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. 11:00 AM https://vimeo.com/event/49424
- "Chapel Chats" from Archbishop Sample's home chapel.
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Today's Readings / Lecturas Del Día
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Reading 1 2 COR 9:6-10Responsorial Psalm PS 112:1-2, 5-6, 7-8, 9Gospel JN 12:24-26
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Primera lectura 2 Co 9, 6-10Salmo Responsorial Salmo 111, 1-2. 3-4. 5-7a. 7b-8. 9Evangelio Jn 12, 24-26
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