Hello Business,

On this thirty-third Sunday in Ordinary Times, we hear about the Resurrection and Eternal Life from Daniel, which gives us hope in the promise of eternal life with God. We are reminded that the way to eternal life is through Jesus. He forgives us and makes us holy by His sacrifices. We must remain hopeful and faithful in our waiting as we never know the day or time that we shall be guided to the joy of everlasting life with Him. We should not fear the triumphant end as His truth, love and justice will prevail forever. 

Livestream the Mass on Sunday at 11:00am on our Facebook page.

Mass Intentions

+ Kathleen Bernert

+ Proceso Jacobo

+ Anthony Michael Kottiath Sr.

+ Anna Mosey

+ John Paolazzi

+ David Reiss

+ Mario Rini & Mary Rini-Peebler

+ William T. Phelan

+ Ralph Van Shoubrouek

Upcoming Events and Opportunities:

It is that time of year when we fill Thanksgiving Boxes to hand out to our community members who have requested help with their Thanksgiving meal.

We will be handing out boxes and shopping lists in the courtyard at all Masses on November 9^th and 10^th and November 16^th and 17^th. Bring your filled boxes to the Safeway truck that will be in the church parking lot before or after Masses the weekend of November 23^rd and 24^th. 

Members of St. Vincent de Paul will deliver boxes to residents of West Linn on Sunday, November 24^th and to St. Peter Catholic Church in SE Portland on Monday, November 25^th. 

We know there is a need for these food boxes, St. Vincent de Paul will have a limited number of boxes available for parishioners to distribute to someone they know that is in need of some help with their Thanksgiving meal. Contact Vicki Sarazin at 971-235-1441 or vicki@vbscpa.com if you’d like to deliver a filled box to someone you know who is in need. 

The members of St. Vincent de Paul thank you for the support you have given to this program over the years. The Thanksgiving box recipients greatly appreciate your generosity. Resurrection has a long history of making this a successful ministry.

This is a chance to get into the holiday spirit. Join us on Saturday, November 16th at 7:00pm for PassionArt's presentation of The Joyful Sounds presentation. The presentation will be in the Church. There will be a free will offering for this community group. Please consider supporting this amazing group.

Basketball is just around the corner. Let's get your child registered!

Click here to register for Winter Hot Shots. New girls league this year! (Combined 1st and 2nd grade combo teams) and Grade School Basketball (boys and girls 3rd-8th grade).

Basketball referees needed. We are actively seeking high schoolers interested in being a basketball official. Click here for more info! We need your help in officiating these games.

Scholarships are available! Click here to learn more.

Click here to order your CYO Volleyball Championship gear! 

Resurrection Catholic Parish School News

Welcome! RCPS is ENROLLING NOW for Preschool 3s through 6th Grade! Learn more about our school here.

As enrollment grows, our mission is to offer the benefits of a Catholic Education to any family who would like their children to receive one, regardless of financial circumstances. When you make a gift to our parish school, it enables us to open our arms even wider and offer tuition assistance to more families in need. Make a financial gift to our school here by selecting "School Support."

Community Resources

Although we trust in our Heavenly Father to help us through hard times, we still struggle along the way. Sometimes we need outside support. Below you will find local resources:

• Domestic violence hotline: 1-800-799-7233 or website
• Resource number for Clackamas county: 211
• Suicide Prevention hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or website
• St. Vincent de Paul (food and rent/utilities assistance): website or 503-235-8431

Your parish community cares for you

and we would like to say

THANK YOU

for being a part of our parish!

QCD

A qualified charitable distribution (QCD) allows individuals who are 70½ years old or older to donate up to $105,000 total to one or more charities directly from a taxable IRA instead of taking their required minimum distributions.

RMD

Required minimum distributions (RMDs) are the minimum amounts you must withdraw from your retirement accounts each year. You generally must start taking withdrawals from your traditional IRA, SEP IRA, SIMPLE IRA, and retirement plan accounts when you reach age 72.

If you are over 72 years of age you qualify to take annual distributions from your retirement account to make tax free donations to charities of your choice.

Resurrection Church is a qualified public charity 501(c)(3) and can receive your QCD.

We thank you in advance for considering Resurrection Catholic Church and School as recipients of your donations.

Will, Living Trust & Estate Planning

Include Resurrection Catholic Parish or School in your will, trust or estate planning. Your gift – no matter how big or small – ensures our church and school can continue all of the incredible work we do, and you will be making an impact in the lives of others for many years to come.