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The Bells of
St. Mary’s Cathedral
Weekly Bulletin
May 22, 2016
The Most Holy Trinity Sunday
St. Mary’s Cathedral • 112 S . Cedar
• P.O. Box 936 • Grand Island, NE
•(308) 384-2523 •www.stmarysgi.com
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Mass & Calendar
May 22, 2016
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Mass Schedule & Intentions
Day/Date
Time
Name of Intention
Mo. 5/23
7:00 am
Susan Wiese
Tu. 5/24
7:00 am
Gene Hansen †
We. 5/25
7:00 am
The Intention of the Priest
We. 5/25 (Sp)
5:15 pm
Alfredo Martinez †
Th. 5/26
7:00 am
Laura Mae Lassen †
Th. 5/26 TV Mass 1:00 pm
Fr. 5/27
7:00 am
Jackie Legg †
Fr. 5/27
5:15 pm
Celia Pedroza †
Sa. 5/28
7:00 am
The Intention of the Priest
Sa. 5/28
5:00 pm
Su. 5/29
7:00 am
Su. 5/29(Sp)
8:15 am
Su. 5/29
10:00 am
Walter Valasek †
Noon
Ramon Parra †
5:00 pm
Ken and Joe Dubas †
Tuesday, May 24
7 am Mass (English)
6:30 pm Parish and Finance
Adoration
7 pm EP
Thursday, May 26
7 am Mass (English)
9am –10 am Confession
Diego Reyes †
4:45 pm- 5:10 pm Confession
Pro Populo
5:15pm Mass (English)
Julio Cesar Covarrubias Palma † 6pm Citizenship Classes
Yellow means change of Mass times or Services
May 15th Sunday Collections
Regular Collection
$10.601.50
Parish Debt Collection
$1,639.00
Bulletin Deadlines
All articles must be e-mailed to:
[email protected]
Friday, May 27th
for Sunday, June 5th
For more information call Barbara at 384-2523 ext 233
The Most Holy Trinity
May 22, 2016
The love of God has been
poured out into our hearts
through the Holy Spirit.
— Romans 5:5b
Donations for our roof
Total $81,853
Thank You!
1 pm Quilters
6:50 am Benediction - 7am Mass (English)
4:45 pm- 5:10 pm Confession 4 pm Quinceañera Rehearsal
5:15 pm Mass (Spanish)
Don Leifeld †
As of May 15,2016
7 am Mass (English)
6:30 pm Deacon Class
6 pm Pax Christi Prayer Hour
Wednesday, May 25
5:15 pm
Su. 5/29
Monday, May 23
The Intention of the Priest
Th. 5/26
Su. 5/29(Sp)
Upcoming Events
10 am EP Rosary
1pm TV Mass
1 pm Quilters
Friday, May 27
7 am Mass (English)
4:45 pm- 5:10 pm Confession
5:15 pm Mass (English)
7pm Divine Mercy Spanish
10 am EP
5:45 pm Wedding Rehearsal
Saturday, May 28
7 am Mass (English)
11am—Noon Confession
5 pm Mass (English)
6 pm Youth Group (Sp)
10 am Quinceañera
3pm Wedding
7 pm Prayers (Sp)
Sunday, May 29
7 am Mass (English)
8:15 am Mass (Español)
10:00 am Mass (English)
Noon Mass (Español)
5 pm Mass (English)
The Most Holy Body and Blood
4 pm EP
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2nd
Eucharistic Adoration
and 4th Tuesdays of each month
Ramblings/Ministry Schedule
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It was just a few days off in the beautiful city of Las Vegas to relax and find what more oddities of
human creation this city has come up with; Vegas never disappoints. While traveling on the Deuce (the local bus system) we passed
a tattoo parlor; not just any emporium of permanent penmanship that paints pictures to pizzazz the pallid skin, but one called “Sacred
Heart Tattoos.” Unfortunately the next bus stop was too far away from the Sacred Heart Tattoo shop to trot back, so I took the trouble
to do an internet search. I don’t want to cause a panic and have everyone rush to their cars but there is a Sacred Heart Tattoo
Emporium in Lincoln Nebraska! It also has body piercing; but of course, who would want a Sacred Heart that has not been
pierced? I suspect they are referring to piercing other parts of the body besides the heart, but for us Catholics the lance in the side of
Jesus piercing His heart is very doctrinal. The internet also assures us that there are a string of Sacred Heart Tattoo parlors in the
United States, beginning with a big one in Atlanta, Georgia.
Who would pick the name Sacred Heart for a tattooing and body piercing enterprise; there are so many other good names:
“Pins and Needles Tattooing,” “Infection Reflections,” “Shaky Pete’s Piercings,” “Puncture Graphics,” just to name a few. If I may
theorize here, please note that each Sacred Heart Tattoo parlor is found in the major city of a diocese; the name is just too
Catholic. Las Vegas, Lincoln, Atlanta are all dioceses; is it possible that the bishops of these dioceses have found another way to
support their ecclesiastical ministries? Are bishops of the United States supporting their dioceses by running commercial enterprises
involving body art and elective surgery (body piercing)? Well, it’s only a theory but there are coincidences that make one
wonder. Sacred Heart Tattoos began operation in Lincoln at about the time Bishop Fabian Bruskewicz was ordained bishop of that
diocese; sadly the shop is now closed, but closed on the very day that Bishop Bruskewicz retired. I’m just saying…
On this Sunday of the Holy Trinity we celebrate something beyond human creation; indeed the eternal Trinity is the source of
creation. The Holy Trinity is also intimate with creation, beyond creation and the goal of creation. Three Persons, One God. These
days we often dismiss what we do not understand, so why even meditate on a reality we cannot hope to know fully? Does a parent
understand fully his or her love for the child, or the child for his or her parents? Isn’t it enough to realize the love and live in its
warmth? Father Rector
Sunday’s Ministry Schedule (May 28th and May 29th)
Mass
Saturday
5:00 pm
Sunday
7:00 am
Sunday
8:15 am (Español)
Sunday
10:00 am
Sunday
Noon (Español)
Sunday
5:00 pm
Servers/
M. Schulte
Monaguillos S. Perez
I. Phillips
Open
J. N. Tomas
L. Ramirez R.
R. Ramirez R.
A. Morales
A. Escalante
J. Martinez
J. Arends
J. Mejia
R.R. Matias
C. Molina
S. Ramirez
A. Canela
L. Ripp
Eucharistic
Ministers
J. Black
L. Black
T. Curran
Deacon
D. Doehling
G. Meyers
C. Ponec
T. Sydzyik
Deacon
K. Kranz
R. Erives
E. Mendoza
W. Escalante
A. Escalante
A. Dominguez
E. M. Cayax
C. Pacas
G. Abarca
R. Tomas
Open
S. A. Ference
P. McHugh
Deacon
E. Cornelius
E. R. Mercado
V. Mercado
R. M. Coronado
M. Aguayo
J. Carpio
M. Carpio
J. Perez
A. Perez
J. Ramirez
C. Voss
J. Green
Open
Deacon
C. Fitzgerald
Lectors
G. Stittsworth
M. Stoltenberg
A. Leon
I. Marcos
D. Lopez R.
J. Bigley
J. L. Fierro
E. Fierro
E. Linares
J. Zahm
Ushers/
Ujieres
P. Mulligan
M. Carreon
A. Nicolas
J.O. Abarca
S. Abarca
G. Abarca
M. E. Melendez
H. Castorena
L. Cornelius
P. McPhillips
C. Egnoske
L. Bradley
H. Castellanos
J. E. Bautista
L. Erives
S. Torres
M. A. Segovia
N. Rivera
Open
If you cannot serve your scheduled time,
please find a substitute, thank you.
Parish News
Prayer Requests
Please remember the following in your prayers:
* Deacon John Farlee, Pedro Fernandez Jr,
Nelson Hernandez, Julissa Cardoza, BW,
Tony Rischling, Susan Carreon, Bob Russell,
Keisha Mudloff, Jan Shafer, Concepcion Alvarado.
New additions to the prayer list. Names remain on the
prayer list for two months. Names may be resubmitted upon
request. To request daily prayers, call the Parish Prayer Chain:
Phyllis at 382-0306 or Joy at 379-4741. To add or remove a name
from this list, call the Parish office 384-2523 ext 233
Military Names
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Religious
Educations
Registration
for 2016-2017
Director
of Religious
Education
–K-5th year
Today is Trinity Sunday. St. Mary's Cathedral has a web page
with a link to catholicculture.org. An idea to share with your
children today is to make a Trinity -cloverleaf roll by putting 3
balls of dough into each muffin tin.
De Tenski
Registration will begin in the Parish Square hall on Monday,
July 25th, Tuesday, July 26th, Wednesday, July 27th, and
Thursday July 28th from 1:30pm - 4pm Also one night
Wednesday, July 27th, night 6:30 pm -8pm in the Parish Square
hall. Also will be at all Masses August 6th and 7th. De Tenski
Confirmation Class Dates for the Summer
We pray for the following parishioners family and friends
who are currently serving in the military: New names in blue
Confirmation students
SPC Amy Schneider
Lance Corporal Ryan Twehous
Sunday, May 22nd 5 pm Mass and class
2nd Lt. Jordan Hughes USMC LCpl John G. Frankenberg
Sunday, June 19th
SPC Kevin Donovan
STG2/ E5 Cesar Soria
Sunday, July 17th
SPC. Jessica Paup
SP Force Gunner SSgt. Ron Cameron II
Saturday, August 6 -Retreat at Camp Cosmo
WO TJ Cameron HM2 Andrew Dodendorf LTC Chad Sekutera
1st Holy Communion Children
Major Sam Schneider
Specialist Chad Holmes
Sgt. Noel Jones
Commander Douglas E. Kennedy The parents of our past 1st Holy Communicants children may
Lt. Col. Brian Jovag
MSgt. Jeffrey D. Michalski come and receive a Scapulars at the office.
Msgt. Timothy Mahoney
USMC Sgt. Brandon T. Russell
In Memory
If you know someone who is in the military and would like to have
Please remember in your prayers
their name included in this space please email the information to
All
the
departed
especially: Jesus Rivera Herrara
[email protected] with name and rank. Thank you.
of our parish. May he rest in peace.
Mary’s Closet Weekly Special
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine
Thrift Store May 23rd– 28th
upon him . May the souls of the faithful departed, through the
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen
Books, VHS Tapes and Shoes 50% off
300 Club Winners
Don’t forget about the bake sale
Mike Hamik $75.00 Jim Camplin $30.00
Congratulations!
Every Saturday a bake sale will be held in the Thrift Store
Mary’s Closet
from 10 am– 3pm. All proceeds will go towards our roof
repairs. Donations are needed of the baked goods for
each Saturday. Please call Ann at 391-1527 if you have any
questions.
Spring Cleaning?
When cleaning out your closet,
please donate your treasures
to our Thrift Store. Call Ann at 391-1527.
Parish and Finance Meeting
The Parish council and Finance will meet Tuesday,
May 24th at 6:30 pm.
WISDOM’S ROOT
Wisdom has its roots in goodness, and not goodness its roots
in wisdom.
—Ralph Waldo Emerson
St. Mary’s Webpage
Our parish has been blessed to have a sponsor for our website
for the past five years and their commitment is up this summer.
We are hoping that some one would step forward and help with
the $38 a month maintenance fee for our site.
This could be one or two family’s or one or two business. The
commitment could be 1 year or 2 years. The company that we
have does several of the Churches in our Diocese.
The website has our schedule of Masses, meetings or
cancelations, our guidelines for sacraments, our staff, our
committees, our fundraiser events, our daycare, our bulletin, our
pray request and much more. Please contact Barbara at the
Parish Office 384-2523 ext 233. Thank you!
The Parish office, Daycare, thrift store and SMIP
will be closed on Monday, May 29th for
Memorial Day .
Parish Information
4 ways you can do for the Diocesan Appeal
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An Invitation
Our commitments to the Diocesan Stewardship Appeal
The Cathedral Liturgy Committee invites you to take part in the
Prayer: The daily response of my heart to God’s love for me. Our Corpus Christi Procession and Benediction on Sunday, May 29th
relationship with the Lord is developed and strengthened through for the feast of Corpus Christi. The procession will begin at 3 pm
daily prayer. Prayer is the most foundational aspect of the life of a and start at Division and Eddy Streets move down Division
Street and end at the Cathedral. All are invited and actively
disciple of Jesus. Daily prayer is indispensable for the Christian
encouraged to participate. The Procession songs and
life.
Benediction will be bilingual.
Study: Ongoing faith formation is the search that my mind and
A Nun’s Life Ministry – Motherhouse Road Trip
heart are always making to know the Lord and understand the
teachings of his Church. We never stop learning the ways of the
A Nun’s Life Ministry has scheduled a Motherhouse Road Trip to
Lord and his teachings which guide every aspect of our lives.
Sacred Heart Monastery on May 26th. The three-person crew will
Service: My heartfelt response to the needs of others, local and
arrive on the 25th and will leave on the 27th. Please, mark your
globally. Loving service can only be offered from a heart that has
calendars and plan to attend our live podcast at 4:00 pm CDT.
first been affected by the Lord’s great love and mercy. Disciples
We will broadcast from our Monastery patio. A Nun’s Life Ministry
who are open to the Lord’s love for them will joyfully offer to
is an online faith community and a nonprofit ministry that reaches
others what they have received.
out with a pastoral presence to thousands of people worldwide
Support: The sacrificial commitment to further the Church’s
each day. Ss. Bonita and Carol Jean will be interviewed on
mission in my parish, in the diocese and throughout the world.
camera during the podcast while S. Clarice will be involved in a
Resources of every kind enable the Church to undertake the
live chat as questions come in via the chat room. For more
Lord’s campaign for the salvation of the world.
information visit their website:http://anunslife.org/resources/
motherhouse-road-trip or contact S. Bonita Gacnik
Appeal Pledge Cards
at [email protected].
Please turn your appeal pledge cards into the parish by Memorial
Weekend, May 29th. Thanks you.
Donate your Graduation Gowns to the Cathedral
The Cathedral is now accepting graduation gowns
from the local schools. We will be using them next
year for the senior mass. Please drop them off at
the Parish office. Thank you. Barbara Bosak
TV Mass
Please attend and support the
Knights of Columbus this Thursday,
May 26th at 1 pm
KC is sponsoring one (1) TV Masses
at St. Mary’s Cathedral.
We will tape (1) Mass that will be
viewed on following weeks
on KHAS –TV on Sunday at 10 am.
All parishioners are invited and encourage to
attend. So mark your calendar and attend the TV Masses.
Fr. Scott ‘s Dad
To send cards to Fr. Scott dad for get well wishes, thoughts and
prayers for a speedy recovery.
Ron Harter
2001 N 57th St.
Lincoln NE 68505
OPEN AND SHUT
There are two times when to keep your mouth shut: when
swimming and when angry.
—Anonymous
Daycare/Parish
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T HA N K Y O U
To all the volunteers who helped with the playground
woodchip project. We couldn't have done it without you!
Grand Island Central Catholic Students
Hispanic Parishioners from the 5:15 Mass
Central Catholic : Grand Island Central Catholic Hires New Principal
Kristen Klein, a business teacher at Grand
Island Senior High, who holds a Master of
Arts in Education Administration, was hired
as principal at Grand Island Central
Catholic School. She will begin her new
duties June 1, 2016.
Before teaching business classes, Klein
also served as a School Interventionist at
Grand Island Senior High School.
Bishop Joseph Hanefeldt, a member of the Corporate Board of
Grand Island Central Catholic School, said “Mrs. Klein will join
GICC Superintendent Steve Osborn on
our administrative team. Collaboratively, the two will fulfill our
school’s mission in our continual quest for excellence.”
Cultivating a collaborative academic environment of
high-achievement, as well as ensuring the rigor, relevance and
student-centered nature of instructional strategies will be among
Klein’s focus.
“Klein exudes an air of confidence and infuses vitality into any
conversation,” Bishop Hanefeldt said with a smile. “She will
challenge our teaching staff with her dynamic leadership, both
supporting and stretching them, and will assist them in the
mission that is Catholic Education.”
"I am thrilled to be a part of a school and diocese that embraces
forward thinking. I am especially looking forward to collaborating
with the people who will continue to support this school and its
students,” Klein said regarding her new position.
“She not only brings a wealth of knowledge and understanding of
current trends in education, but she is especially enthusiastic
about her Catholic faith. She has an integrity that is rooted in
discipleship, and this is precisely the witness and example
that students in a Catholic school need to experience,” Bishop
Hanefeldt said.
Grand Island Central Catholic School is committed to excellence
in academic achievement, Christian values formation, athletics,
fine arts, and community service. Above all, the school is
dedicated to producing well-rounded individuals who will become
strong community leaders of tomorrow.
Prior to working in Grand Island’s public school system, Klein was
the Assistant Program Coordinator for the William H. Thompson
Scholars Learning Community at the University of Nebraska at
Lincoln. She also served as a Graduate Assistant for the College
of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources with a special
interest in Entrepreneurial Leadership.
Klein grew up in Gering, Nebraska, and attended Christ the King
Parish there. Currently, she and her husband Brett are members
of Resurrection Parish in Grand Island.
Congratulations from St. Mary’s Cathedral
News/Spiritual
Today Readings
First Reading — Before anything was created, the wisdom of
God was brought forth (Proverbs 8:22-31).
Second Reading — God’s love has been poured out into our
hearts through the Holy Spirit that has been given to us (Romans
5:1-5).
Gospel — Everything that the Father has is mine; the Spirit will
take from what is mine and declare it to you (John 16:12-15).
Thoughts: JOURNEY OF FAITH
We are on a long and eventful journey. Today’s readings for
Trinity Sunday succinctly cover the depth and breadth of our
human travels.
The very beginnings of our journey are revealed in the
reading from Proverbs. God’s plan filled with divine wisdom was
born before the earth was made. In today’s Gospel, Jesus speaks
of his own personal journey. He has come from the Father and
will return to the Father. Only then will the Advocate—the Spirit of
Truth—take us onward.
This does not diminish the fact that the journey will be hard.
The very setting of the Gospel is the night before Jesus died. As
Saint Paul writes to the Romans, “[W]e even boast of our
afflictions, knowing that affliction produces endurance, and
endurance, proven character, and proven character,
hope” (Romans 5:3-4).
Ultimately, our human journey is modeled by the Holy
Trinity—a family of love among Father, Son, and Spirit that we are
all called to emulate.
Saints and Special Observances
Sunday:
Monday:
The Most Holy Trinity
Eighth Week in Ordinary Time;
Victoria Day (Canada)
Wednesday: St. Bede the Venerable; St. Gregory VII;
St. Mary Magdalene de’Pazzi
Thursday:
St. Philip Neri
Friday:
St. Augustine of Canterbury
Saturday:
Blessed Virgin Mary
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St. Mary’s Cathedral Eucharistic Adoration Prayer Intentions
Vocations. That many people may hear the call of Christ and
follow Him in the priesthood and religious life.
Pro Life. That all people will come to value human life as God’s
precious gift to be accepted and loved rather
than a burden to be destroyed.
Holy Father’s Prayer May 2016
Respect for Women: That in every country of the world, women
may be honored and respected and that their essential
contribution to society may be highly esteemed.
Holy Rosary: That families, communities, and groups may pray
the Holy Rosary for evangelization and peace.
Word of Life
“[M]any assisted reproduction technologies also cause the
destruction of human life. This fact is seldom explained to a
couple before the various procedures begin.”
— “Infertility” (www.goo.gl/Jdmuy3) ForYourMarriage.Org (an
initiative of the USCCB
Slates for Sale
Selling the broken or whole slates from the Cathedral roof. The
slates will in the Parish Mary’s Closet “Thrift Store” for $10 for
whole slate and $5 each broken slates from 1926. All proceeds
will go to the new roof. The store is open Monday and Wednesday from 1-4pm and Saturday 10 am – 3pm.
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
Around the turn of the fourth century, Augustine, still fairly
fresh from the baptismal waters in Milan, was elected bishop of a
tiny city in North Africa, Hippo. He told his people, “While I am
frightened by what I am for you, then I am consoled by what I am
with you. For you I am a bishop, with you I am a Christian.” He
had his priorities right, and also knew that everyone coming from
the water arises with a ministry, a specific role, in bringing about
God’s kingdom.
If we were asked to purge English of Greek vocabulary, we
would gain an insight into key ministries in our church. Bishop,
from the Greek episkopos, would become simply “overseer;”
priest, from the Greek presybter, would become “elder;” and
deacon, from the Greek diakonos, would be “servant.” Each title
stands in relationship to all the baptized, serving the community,
helping it to be the Body of Christ. In our deepest tradition, each
of these ordained ministries is attuned to help us become our best
selves, to hunger and thirst for the coming of God’s kingdom. The
goal for each one of us is to be able to recognize the presence of
Christ in worship and in service. Although only some of us are
ordained to ministry, each of us is called to ministry.
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
“Please remember the
Cathedral in your will”
Parish Information
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Weekend Masses–English
Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 7 am,10 am & 5pm
Daily Masses–English
Mon - Sat 7am Thu - Fri 5:15 pm
Horario de Misas-Español
Domingo 8:15 am & Noon
Miércoles 5:15 pm
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Wed - Fri - 4:45 - 5:10 pm & Thursday 9 – 10 am
Saturday 11:00 - 12:00 pm or by appointment.
PARISH STAFF/ ADMINISTRACIÓN PARROQUIAL
(308) 384-2523/ (308) 384-2527 (fax)
[email protected]
www.stmarysgi.com
Adoration, Healing Mass,
Chaplet, and Rosary
Secretary: Ms. Wendy Ruiz ext. 220
[email protected]
First Friday Rosary – 4:50 pm before 5:15 pm Mass
Bi-Lingual Secretary/Secretaria: Mrs. Patty Zuniga, ext 221
[email protected]
24 Hour Eucharistic Adoration – 2nd/4th Tuesday
Chaplet of Divine Mercy – Second Tuesday-2:50 pm
Healing Mass- (English) – Second Thursday- 11 am
Rosary for Pro Life – Every Thursday 4:45 pm
El Pescador Rosary – Every Tuesday –7 pm
Daily Rosary — After every 7 am Mass
Devoción a la Divina Misericordia viernes 7pm.
Religious Ed Class Times (September– April)
6:30 pm -7:30 pm Wednesday
Confirmation 7– 8:30 pm Wednesday
Marriage: Contact a priest directly at least 4
months in advance of proposed wedding date.
Deposited required.
Children's Baptism: parents are required to
attend a Baptism Preparation class.
Pre-Registration is required.
English class: 2nd Monday of
each month.
Spanish class: 4th Sunday of each month, 2 pm
Deadline for pre-registration is the Thursday before the
class. Please bring: proof of address and your child’s
Birth Certificate. The Godparent (s) must provide
a letter of good standing. Questions? 384-2523.
Mary’s Closet
Mary’s Closet open 3 days a week:
Mondays and Wednesdays 1-4 pm &
Saturdays 10 am– 3 pm
Donations of clothing, small appliances,
toys, home decorations and kitchenware,
but furniture and large electronic will be accepted only
by Ann Baker. Volunteers are welcome to come and
help any time. Questions or to volunteer please contact
Ann Baker at 391-1527 or [email protected]
Mary’s Closet
Facebook: St. Mary’s Cathedral Grand Island Ne
Pastor: Rev. Richard Piontkowski Jr.,ext 201
[email protected]
Associate Pastor: Rev. Scott Harter ext 204
[email protected]
Director of Religious Education K-5th : Mrs. De Tenski ext 213
[email protected]
Youth Director 6th-12th: TBA
Sr. Isabel Sandino : ext 303 [email protected]
Hispanic Ministry: Mrs. Esther Gomez, ext 300
[email protected]
Bulletin Editor/ PAC: Mrs. Barbara Bosak, ext 233
[email protected]
Director of Music: Mrs. Terri Osborn ext 219 [email protected]
Parish Nurse: Mrs. Kena Zebert RN, ext 235 [email protected]
Maintenance Director: Deacon John Farlee, ext 226
[email protected]
Mary’s Closet: Ms. Ann Baker, 391–1527 [email protected]
Immigration Office: Carmen & Jacinto Corona 308-381-2855 Ext. 301
Cathedral Daycare: Director: Mrs. Judy Priess, 398-4047
[email protected] or [email protected]
Assistant Director: Ms. Sarah Garduno 398-4047
[email protected]
The Parish Office Hours: Monday—Thursday 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
St. Mary’s Immigration Office– 308-381-2855
Monday ~ Closed -Tuesday - Friday: 9:00am – Noon and 1-5:30pm
Saturday: By Appointment Only
Sunday ~ Closed
Bilingual NFP- - - Planificación Natural Familiar
Mr. & Mrs. Chávez (308) 383-1199/ (308)383-1474
Cathedral Daycare
NOW ENROLLING Combined Child Care/ Preschool Program
No need to worry about how to get your preschooler to daycare. Our
year-round preschool program for ages 2 to 5 provides the best of both
worlds. Stop by for a tour! 308- 398-4047
We have transportation for school age students of
Wasmer, Gates and Dodge for afterschool.
5:30am-6:00pm Monday-Friday 6 weeks to 12 years
Call for availability. All Faiths Welcome!
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Anuncios en Español
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Información de La Oficina de Educación Religiosa:
No Habrá Platica Pre-Bautismal en Junio:Se les avisa
Santísima Trinidad Hoy es Domingo de la Santísima Trinidad. La que no habrá platica pre-bautismal en Junio. La siguiente
Catedral de Santa María tiene una página de internet con un enserá el 24 de julio.
lace en catholicculture.org. Una idea para compartir con sus hijos
hoy en día es hacer una trinidad –rollo de hoja de trébol coloca 3
bolas de masa en cada molde para hornear. De Tenski
Registraciones para la Primera Comunión/Clases
Sacramentales 2016-2017
Las inscripciones comenzarán el lunes 25 de julio, a la 1:304:00pm hasta el jueves de esa semana. El miércoles 27 de julio
estaremos de las 6:30-8:00pm. Planeamos estar en todas las
misas el 6 de agosto y el 7. De Tenski
Fechas de clase de confirmacion para el verano
Domingo, 22 de mayo 5:00pm Misa y clase
Domingo, 19 de junio Domingo 17 de julio,
sábado, 6 de agosto -retiro en el campamento de Cosmo
Nuestro Compromiso Con La Apelación Diocesana:
Oración: La respuesta diaria de mi corazón al amor de Dios por
mí. Nuestra relación con el Señor es desarrollado y fortalecido a
En Memoria Amorosa De: Jesús Rivera-Herrera de nuestra
través de la oración diaria. La oración es el aspecto más fundaparroquia. Que tengan un eterno descanso…paz y solidaridad
mental de la vida de un discípulo de Jesús. La oración diaria es
para su familia.
indispensable para la vida cristiana.
Taller Pro-Vida –Justicia Para Todos El sábado 4 de junio
Estudio: El desarrollo de la formación de fe es la búsqueda que
habrá un taller educativo para todas las personas interesadas en
hace mi miente y mi corazón para conocer el Señor y comprenaprender más sobre Pro-Vida. Estas personas aprenderán a
der las enseñanzas de su Iglesia. Nunca dejamos de aprender
como dialogar y responder preguntas y de esta manera podrán
los caminos y las enseñanzas del Señor que guían cada aspecto
ayudar a las mujeres confundidas. Los interesados regístrense en
de nuestras vidas.
www.jfaweb.org/register o llamen al 319.683.6426. El taller es el Servicio: Mi sincera respuesta a las necesidades de los demás,
sábado 4 de junio de 9am-12md (inglés)
local y mundial. Servicio de amor sólo puede ser ofrecido por un
corazón que ha sido afectado por el gran amor y misericordia del
Procesión Del Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo (Corpus Cristi)
El comité litúrgico de la Catedral les invita a que tome parte de la Señor. Discípulos que están abiertos al amor del Señor ofrecerán
con alegría a los demás lo que ellos han recibido.
Procesión y Benedicción del Cuerpo Y Sangre de Cristo (Corpus
Apoyo: El compromiso sacrificial de seguir la misión de la Iglesia
Cristi) el día 29 de Mayo que es el día que celebramos la festivien mi parroquia, en la diócesis y por todo el mundo. Los recursos
dad de Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo (Corpus Cristi). La procesión
permiten
que la Iglesia lleve a cabo la campaña del Señor para la
comenzara a las 3:00 PM de la tarde en las calles División y Eddy
salvación del mundo. Primero la Fe: Una Petición.
caminando en la calle División hasta llegar a la Catedral. Todos
están invitados y les animamos activamente a participar. Los canTarjeta con nuestro compromiso Diocesano: Las tarjetas
tos serán bilingües.
llenas con nuestro compromiso a nuestra Diócesis, se deben de
Corpus Cristi: El Cuerpo Y Sangre de Cristo
entregar el 29 de mayo. Por favor póngalas en la canasta de la
La Procesión Eucarística para la festividad del Cuerpo Y Sangre
colecta. No olvide de llenarlas completamente. Si tienen
de Cristo es el tiempo cuando nuestro Señor en el Santísimo Sapreguntas por favor hablen con la hermana Isabel.
cramento es expuesto no solamente a los católicos pero a todo el
mundo. Es el tiempo en que los católicos pueden enseñar el amor Tarjetas de Buenos Deseos/Recuperación: El papá de nuestro
sacerdote Scott ha sufrido un coágulo de sangre y está en
de Cristo en presencia Real honorándolo verdaderamente en
recuperación
en su hogar. Si alguien quiere mandar alguna
público.
tarjeta
de
buenos
deseos / recuperación lo pueden hacer a:
El nombre completo de esta festividad es Corpus et Sanguis
Ron
Harter
2001 N 57th St. Lincoln NE 68505
Cristi o El Cuerpo Y Sangre de Cristo. La Festividad del
Misas Televisadas Por favor de atender y
santísimo Sacramento fue establecida en 1246 por el Obispo
Robert de Thorte of liege como sugerencia de Santa Juliana del apoyar a los Caballeros de Colon el jueves, 26 de
Monte Carvillion. Fue extendida a la Iglesia Universal por el Papa Mayo a la 1pm. Los caballeros de Colon estarán
grabando una misas para la televisión, aquí en
Urbano en 1264. La oficina compuesta por Santo Tomas de
Aquino acostumbró la Procesión que fue aprobada por los Papas
Sta. Maria. Usted puede venir y participar en esta misa. Estas
misas son televisadas en el canal local KHAS los domingos a las
Martin Quinto y Eugenio Cuarto. Y es celebrado en el primer
domingo después de la festividad de la Santísima Trinidad.
10am. Cuál es el propósito de esto: hay muchas personas
confinadas a sus hogares que no pueden venir a misa por un
Comité Litúrgico/ Ministerio Hispano de Santa María
motivo u otro.
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Corpus Christi
Sunday
(The Most Holy Body and Blood
of Christ)
Procession and
Benediction
3 pm
Sunday
May 29th
St. Mary’s Cathedral
(Procession starts a Division and Eddy Streets)
Corpus Christi: The Body and Blood of Christ
The Eucharistic Procession for the feast of Corpus Christi is a time when our Lord in the Blessed
Sacrament is exposed not just to faithful Catholics but to all the world. This is a time when Catholics can
show their love for Christ in the Real Presence by honoring Him in a very public way.
The full name of this feast is Corpus et Sanguis Christi or The Body and Blood of Christ. The feast of the
Blessed Sacrament was established in 1246 by Bishop Robert de Thorte of Liege at the suggestion of
St. Juliana of Mont Carvillon. It was extended to the universal Church by Pope Urban in 1264. The office
composed by St. Thomas Aquinas and customary procession was approved by Popes Martin V and
Eugene IV. It is celebrated the first Sunday after the feast of the Trinity.