Dear Parishioners - Catedral de Cristo Rey

Dear Parishioners - Catedral de Cristo Rey

April 8, 2012
The resurrection of the lord
Dear Parishioners,
It is with a joyful Alleluia that I welcome you this Easter Day! I take
this opportunity to welcome not only our
regular parishioners, but those who may be
visiting from another city or another parish.
We gather today to celebrate the resurrection of
our Lord Jesus Christ. Over the last several
weeks, we have faced the solemnity of Lent. We
have watched the events of Holy Week unfold, beginning with Jesus’
triumphant entry into Jerusalem to his merciless death, suffered for our
sins.
2699 Peachtree Road, NE
Atlanta, Georgia 30305
404-233-2145
www.cathedralofchristtheking.org
WHAT’S INSIDE:
Around the Parish
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Marrieds Ministry
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Then, as the early morning sun rises on Easter Day, the great miracle of
Jesus’ resurrection rekindles our hope and gives us joy.
That is really what Easter is all about: Hope. Hope of a better day and
an even better tomorrow. Like Jesus, we may begin a new life starting
today, to leave sin behind. We, too, may be “resurrected”.
I wish you and your family a blessed Easter, and may the glory of the
Lord’s miracle strengthen your faith and renew your hope, and may that
faith and hope bring you a new power and purpose. Praise be to God!
God Bless You,
Life Teen
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CKS News
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Rite of Reception
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Around the Archdiocese
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Stewardship
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Hispanic Pages
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Fr. Frank McNamee
Pastor
Divine Mercy Sunday
The Cathedral will celebrate Divine Mercy Sunday on Sunday, April 15
in Kenny Hall beginning at 3 pm with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. Fr.
Frank McNamee will be the main celebrant. There will be a reception
following in the Gathering Space. No confessions will be heard on
Sunday. Instead, confessions will be held on Saturday, April 14 at 8 am,
and again from 3:30—4:45 pm.
CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST THE KING
Prayers
To submit a non-published prayer
request for our parish Prayer Chain,
email [email protected] or call the
Church office, 404-233-2145.
† Father Frank and the parish
community of Christ the King
wish to extend their deepest
sympathy to: the Castronovo
family on the death of Grazia
Castronovo, mother of David
Castronovo; the Loar family on the
death of Dennis Loar, brother of
Nancy Dilly; the Tate family on the
death of Stanley Tate, brother-inlaw of Sr. Carol Patron, C.S.J.
† We ask that you pause a moment
to offer a prayer for the sick of
our community, especially:
Deacon Ed Krise, Tom Bockman,
Fionnula Nichols, Marie Pearce,
Mary Schmink, Dorothy Shusta,
Wendy Simmons.
† Congratulations and prayers for
those who were married March
31: Rachel Humphrey & Peter
Levine; Kristin Dumont & Ken
Taylor; Tiffany Hayman & James
Kane.
*Prayer Intentions are submitted
several days ahead of time for
printing. We apologize for any
omissions or errors made due to the
printing schedule.
WWW.CATHEDRALOFCHRISTTHEKING.ORG
Around the Parish
Divine Mercy Novena
In order to properly and fruitfully celebrate the Feast of Divine Mercy, which is
held the second Sunday of Easter, April 15, you are all invited to participate in the
Divine Mercy Novena which will begin on Good Friday and end on Saturday,
April 14. The schedule for the Novena is as follows:
Friday, April 6: 8:30 am in the Cathedral
Saturday, April 7: 8 am in the Cathedral
Sunday, April 8: 8 pm in the Cathedral
Monday, April 9: 6:30 pm in the D’Youville Chapel
Tuesday, April 10-Friday, April 13: 6 pm in the D’Youville Chapel
Saturday, April 14: 8:30 am in the Cathedral
Wedding Workshop — April 9
If a wedding at the Cathedral is in your future, plan to attend this workshop on
Monday, April 9 at 7 pm in the Cathedral. Brides-to-be, their mothers, their
fiancés and any interested friends are invited to come. Members of the Wedding
Guild will explain wedding procedures and answer questions concerning the
planning of the ceremony.
Confirmation
All Cathedral of Christ the King parishioners are invited to
witness the Celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation on
Friday, April 20 at 7:30 pm and Saturday, April 21 at 10
am. Please join us as our 94 Candidates come forward to be
sealed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit. If you are unable to attend, please
remember our candidates in your prayers, as they prepare to celebrate this very
special sacrament.
Travel to Historic Charleston & the Spoleto Festival
Join our Christ the King Travel Club to take a trip to Charleston for 4 days, 3
nights. We will leave on Thursday, May 31 at 11 am from Christ the King and
return Sunday, June 3 by 4:30 pm. The trip includes: round trip bus
transportation; 3 overnight stays and full breakfast at the Crowne Plaza,
Charleston; transportation to Charleston Historic District and Spoleto Festival
events; day trip and admission to Charleston Tea Plantation; admission and lunch
at Middleton Plantation; Sunday Mass at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist; bus
snacks; all gratuities, sales tax and porter services.
The cost is $350 double room per person with a $150 non-refundable deposit,
and $615 single occupancy with a $300 non-refundable deposit. Deposits are due
by Thursday, April 19. Balance in full is due by Thursday, May 17. Go to
www.cathedralofchristtheking.org to make your reservation today!
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THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
Around the Parish continued
A Window to Shed Light on Our History
Have you been in our parish lobby recently? If not, you have yet to see our newly
refurbished stained glass window that now stands
to the right of the entrance doors. This window was
created to commemorate the creation of The
Diocese of Atlanta. Established in 1956 when the
northern 71 counties of Georgia were separated
from the Diocese of Savannah, the Diocese was
dedicated to the dual Patronage of Saint Pius X and
the Immaculate Heart of Mary, and was placed in
the care of the Diocese’s first Bishop, Francis E.
Hyland.
In the uppermost image, we find the coat of arms of
patron Pope Pius X, whose papacy was from 19031914, and whose canonization occurred shortly
before the establishment of the Diocese of Atlanta.
A beautiful rendition of the Immaculate Heart of
Mary, patroness of the Diocese, is the center image
of the window. Pierced by the sword of suffering
and draped in a regal garland of red roses, the
Immaculate Heart is on fire with love for the Father
and the Son. Springing from the heart is a sprig of
Annunciation lilies, calling to mind the purity of
Mary, and her graceful acceptance of God's will.
Below the symbols of the dual patrons, we find the
coat of arms of Bishop Francis E. Hyland, Atlanta's
Bishop from 1956-1961. The left side of his shield
shows the newly created coat of arms of the
Diocese. The right side of the shield bears Bishop
Hyland's personal arms. Beneath all, the scroll
reads, "Ad Jesum Per Mariam," or "To Jesus through Mary."
Originally located in the choir-loft stairwell at the southeast end of the narthex,
the window was removed when the Parish Center was built in 2000. After several
years in storage, it reappears in time to celebrate the Cathedral's 75th anniversary
in 2012-2013.
Due to the holiday publishing dates, offertory information was not available
at the time of printing.
APRIL 8, 2012
We Welcome New
Parishioners
Ms. Caroline Corrigan
Mr. Christopher Kapur
Mr. Eduardo Martin
Ms. Mary Brooks Renfro
Ms. Veronica Tabi
Mr. and Mrs. James Williams
Ms. Kate Zimmer
Stewardship of
Treasure
How shall I repay the Lord for
his goodness to me?” Psalm 116
According to the Gospel, Mary of Magdala
arrived at the empty tomb first. Prompted
by Mary, Peter and John arrived next and
viewed the burial wrappings. Scripture tells
us of St. John, “ . . . He saw and believed.”
This is the same John, the beloved disciple,
positioned at Jesus’ side at the Last Supper,
who stood at the foot of the cross, and,
according to the Gospel, was one of the first
to believe in the risen Christ. Like John, may
the gift of Easter grace strengthen our faith
and deepen our discipleship in the Lord so
that we may proclaim, “Christ is risen,
Alleluia!”
Seminarian Collection
This Weekend
Our second collection today is for the
seminarians of the Archdiocese of
Atlanta. We have been blessed with
many vocations to the priesthood and
your prayers and generous gifts today
support over 30 men who are now
preparing for future priestly service in
north Georgia.
For your convenience, electronic giving is available at
www.cathedralofchristtheking.org.
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Blessings to all who remembered a friend or a loved one by donating to the Easter
Flowers Decorations
In Honor Of:
Given By:
William Abdella
Helen Agli
All Cathedral Choirs and Ensembles
Thalia Assaf
Ms. Bala
Carolyn Benvenuti and Michael Murray
Oliver Bickerstaff
The Brady Family of Corry, PA
The Bruni Family
The Buckshaw Family of Corry, PA
Nana and Papa Cavalier
Marie Corrigan
Sra. Cortes and Mark Kaufmann
The Dooley and Mitchell Families
Michael Egan
Donna and Mike Egan
Christopher Evans
Bill Falconer
Bob and Doris Fiddes
Donna Fortune
Elisabeth Frech and Michael Strotmann
The Giancitasio Family
Grandchildren of Carol and Bill Rich
Mary Ellen Howley
Hayley Husken
The Kienle & Ferretti Families
Kathy Ledlie
Francis A. Lisi
Gary McCarthy Family
Edwin Macias
Michael Malihi
Phyllis Mora
The Morgan Family
John Murphy
Margaret Ness
Aden Okubai
Roberta M. Pearce
Anna Raglani of Corry, PA
Hyacinth Rogers
Valerie Shevlin
U.S. Military Veterans
Margaret Weatherford
Cecelia Wilson
Deacon Gerald and Sharon Zukauckas
Deacon Gerald and Sharon Zukauckas
The Mazzone Family
Timothy Wissler
Fred Assaf and Martha Downer-Assaf
Bob Popowski
The Finnerty Family
Michele Bickerstaff
Charlie Buckshaw
Dotty and Frank Bruni
Charlie Buckshaw
Grace and Cooper Cavalier
Anne Foster
Anonymous
Denise and Jay Mitchell
Donna Egan
Susan DeDeyn
Diane Evans
Jim Sanders and Ellen Rose
Andrew and Christina Fiddes
Melissa Tribble
Jane Simons
Dotty and Frank Bruni
Carol and Bill Rich
Jerri Moore
The Husken Family and Grandma & Grandpa
John and Monica Ulzheimer
The Ledlie Family
Steve Lisi
Jim Sanders and Ellen Rose
Anonymous
Theresa Glasheen
Casey Kossuth
Jene Morgan
Diane Murphy
Melissa Ness
Mikela Okubai
Robert J. Pearce
Charlie Buckshaw
Anonymous
Anne Foster
Russ Parry
Bill and Diane Weatherford
Bill and Diane Weatherford
Deacon Gerald and Sharon Zukauckas
Blessings to all who remembered a friend or a loved one by donating to the Easter
Flowers Decorations
In Memory Of:
Given By:
Mary Lou Abdella
Alfred Adams
Ignatius Akpele
Timothy Angulo
The Ave Family
Dorothy Honey Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baramonte
Mae Barry
Louise Bartell
Edna Bell
Helen Benko
Margaret Benko
E. Milton Bevington
Al Bintz
Mona Bintz
Tiffany Bishop
Tilman and Dorothy Blakely
The Blaydon Family
Oscar and Margaret Boulware
Betty Bradford
Betty Brill
1st Lt. Tyler Hall Brown
Harry Christopher Caray, Jr. (Skip)
Skip Caray
Marta Jane Carlson
Elizabeth Dannehl Carpenter
Henry Casey
Lucio Castrejon
Grover Clark
Iverne Clark
Joe Cockerill
Mildred Collier
Mildred Collier
Federica Comai’s Grandparents
Josh Cooper
Joseph Core
Frank E. Corrigan Sr.
Eleanor and George Craft
Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Crawford, Sr.
Frank Creighton
Lauretta Creighton
Richard L. Creighton
Deacon Gerald and Sharon Zukauckas
Sarah A. Adams
Uzo Ode Akpele
Anne Foster
Patrick and Barbara McGahan
Jenny Beck
Brooke & Mitch Saunders
Fred Assaf and Martha Downer-Assaf
Gail Lobanoff
John and Bonnie MacNaughton
Gregory M. Prokopchak
Gregory M. Prokopchak
Nadine H. Lawton
Katherine Crowley
Katherine Crowley
Michele Bickerstaff
Dottie B. O’Connor
Mary Elizabeth Shannon
Jim and Maraul Boulware
Sissy Bradford
Charles J. O’Brien III and Dona O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Brent Brown
Paula Caray
Michele Zarzaca-Cockerill
Mike and Nancy Geisler
Jim and Jane Murray
Megan McPherson
Familia Castrejon
Quentin and Kathy Van Meter
Quentin and Kathy Van Meter
Michele Zarzaca-Cockerill
Eric and Karyn Froseth
Simons/Jones Family
Federica Comai
Veronica Cooper
Rosemary Silva
Eileen Corrigan
Frank and Marianne Craft
George C. Crawford
Gail Lobanoff
Gail Lobanoff
Mary and Jim Pardo
Blessings to all who remembered a friend or a loved one by donating to the Easter
Flowers Decorations
In Memory Of:
Given By:
Jean Crittendon
Grace Cucchiara
Marciana and Ayay de la Cruz
Harry Thomas Davey
Dr. Marvin Davis
Anthony DeAngelo
Cary DeDeyn
“Dee-Dee”
Leo Joseph Dete, III
Terri Dolphin
Mr. Jack Donnelly
Archbishop John F. Donoghue
Helen Marie Doolan
Dale Doughan
Metro Dowhy
Vivian Duffy
Dorothy Dunkley
Wesley Easter
Fred Edwards
Jim Esser
Ernest E. Etoll
Josephine B. Etoll
Margaret Farrell
Emmett J. Ferretti
Members of the Ferrone Family
Marice and Betty Fitzgerald
Marcia and Ray Flanagan
Estella Flores
Oscar Flores
Edwin G. Foulke, Sr.
Richard Fristoe
Robert Carlyle Garner
Emma and Rudy Geisler
Joseph Gelety
Johnathon M. Gentry
Richard Taylor Gentry
Bernard “BoomBoom” Geoffrion
The Giancitasio Family
James T. Glenn
Paul Gordon
Greg Griffin
Fred A. Guillot
Joseph M. Harrington
Mary Beth Harrington
Suzanne Masters
Kathy Mull
Apolonia C. Torres
The Davey Family
Lee and Anne Marie Davis
Salvatore DeAngelo
Susan DeDeyn
Connie Mattingly
The Dete Family
Tom and Donna Baker
The Beach Family
Fr. Frank McNamee
Suzanne Doolan
Pat and Connie Esser
Anne Myers
Simons/Jones Family
The Ken Hazen Family
Anne Foster
Cassie, Jeff and Megan
Pat and Connie Esser
Elizabeth Etoll
Elizabeth Etoll
Fr. Frank McNamee
Ann Marie Ferretti
Mike and Carmelita Prince
Lee and Ann Marie Davis
Marty and Jennifer
Maria Pizzo
Maria Pizzo
Ed and Wendy Foulke
Katherine and Jamie Fristoe
Laura Lee Gentry
Mike and Nancy Geisler
Marty and Jennifer
Karen Gentry
Laura Lee Gentry
Michele Zarzaca-Cockerill
Dotty and Frank Bruni
The Gordon Family
The Gordon Family
Amanda Griffin Clare
Kate M. Guillot
Sara A. Adams
Sara A. Adams
Blessings to all who remembered a friend or a loved one by donating to the Easter
Flowers Decorations
In Memory Of:
Given By:
Elizabeth and Clarence Haverty
Emily Hazen
Edgie Herbert
Hugh Herbert
Sybil Herbert
Nadine and G. Bliss Herrmann
Frank Holefelder
Jim Huber
Floyd and Betty Humphrey
Robert Ioriaiti’s Grandparents
Jack Izard
Mrs. Minnie Jabaley
Maria Jang
Bill Janney
Kay Janney
Ernie Johnson, Sr.
Willis B. Jones
Catherine B. Jordan
William C. Jordan
Linda Kaloostian
Laura Karan
Bolling Winborne Keefe
Frank Kelly
Helen B. Kelly
The Kelner Families
Father Thomas Kenny
Msgr. Thomas Kenny
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Kessler
The Kienle Family
The Kienle & Ferretti Families
Kathleen Killackey
Jim and Caroline Knowlson
Richard Korff
Members of the Koestner & Weinzierl Families
Michael Korff
Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhlmann
Bob Lass
G. Albert Lawton
Robert Levanduski
Elizabeth Levy
Sharon K. Lisi
Charmaine Lloyd
Jose E. Lopez
Alfred S. Losin
Jerry Love
Elizabeth Haverty Smith
The Ken Hazen Family
Sophia Herbert-Peterson
Sophia Herbert-Peterson
Sophia Herbert-Peterson
Nadine H. Lawton
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry McNearney & Family
Michele Zarzaca-Cockerill
Donna and Kieran Quinn
Roberto Ioriaiti
The Izard Family
Lynn Jabaley
Hyewon Suh
Andrew Janney
Andrew Janney
Michele Zarzaca-Cockerill
Nadine H. Lawton
Cathy Jordan
Cathy Jordan
Andrew and Christina Fiddes
Donna Karan
Haden and John Winborne
Masako and Frank
Masako and Frank
Judith Kelner
Carole and John Seffrin
Linda and Harold Seitz
Brooke and Mitch Saunders
Ann Marie Ferretti
John and Monica Ulzheimer
Fr. Frank McNamee
Jessie and Andrew Somoza
Tom and Donna Baker
Paul and Pauline Weinzierl
Tom and Donna Baker
The Lopez Family
Jessie and Andrew Somoza
Nadine H. Lawton
Katie Levanduski
Alyssa McElrone
Steve Lisi
Anonymous
The Lopez Family
Dan and Karen Losin
Joanne Love
Blessings to all who remembered a friend or a loved one by donating to the Easter
Flowers Decorations
In Memory Of:
Given By:
Donna Lowry
William J. McCaffrey
The McCahey Family
Brad McCrimmon
Dr. Charles McCrory
The McGahan Family
Christie McNamee
Christie McNamee Jr.
May McNamee
Evelyn MacNaughton
Mrs. J.B. Mackinlay
Tom Magill
Anthony M. Maillie
Eleanor M. Malek
Richard Malinowski
Vincent Malinowski
Steven Warren Marshall
Edward Martin
Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Maschi
Anne Atkins Meador
Josephine Drew Menadier
Barbara Merkle
Gus Merkle III
Okubai T. Michael
Alfred and Catherine Mondardo
Carol Monroe
Elizabeth Moses
Janrod Mull
The Murphy Family
Margaret and Anthony Nardi
Harold Ness
Agnes Newman
Mary Nienaber
Anne M. O’Brien
Charles J. O’Brien, Jr.
Teresa Ode
Lete Okubes
Our Grandparents
Sophia and Pete Palaiologos
Harold Panter
James A. Pardo
Diane Pennington
Margaret Piatak
Paul Piatak
Linda and Harold Seitz
Jordan McCaffrey
Norine M. McCahey
Michele Zarzaca-Cockerill
Denise Wilbert
Patrick and Barbara McGahan
Fr. Frank McNamee
Fr. Frank McNamee
Fr. Frank McNamee
John and Bonnie MacNaughton
Nadine H. Lawton
Carol Brock Magill
George C. Crawford
Stephanie A. Colosi
Helen Malinowski
Helen Malinowski
Cheryl Johnston
Melanie Hoffman
Vincent Lopez
Mary Anne Spalding Beeson
Ursula McIntyre
Joan Merkle
Joan Merkle
Mikela Okubai
Paul Mondardo
Ann, Ryan, Paul and Caroline
Elizabeth Bulat Turner
Kathy Mull
Norine M. McCahey
Charles and Ann-Marie Paley
Melissa Ness
Mary Elizabeth Shannon
Nick and Sally Williams
Charles J. O’Brien III and Dona O’Brien
Charles J. O’Brien III and Dona O’Brien
Uzo Ode Akpele
Mikela Okubai
The Weaver Family
Charles and Ann-Marie Paley
Jessie and Andrew Somoza
Mary and Jim Pardo
Mr. and Mrs. John Pennington
Kristen Piatak
Kristen Piatak
Blessings to all who remembered a friend or a loved one by donating to the Easter
Flowers Decorations
In Memory Of:
Given By:
Rita Piwnicki
Members of the Prince Family
Kathleen Ratcliff
Clare and Frank Ridley
Margaret Rizzo
Caroline M. Roberts
Dr. Dean W. Roberts
Patricia Rouse
Helen and Charles Ryan
Larry Salter
Jim Scherer
Richard G. Schmidt
Helen Schulte
Theodore and Mary Ellen Seffrin
Elizabeth and Joseph Seitz
John Shannon
Mary Shannon
Dorothy B. Sigmund
Jose Silva
Candy Simmons
Marge and Charles Simons
Hank and Rosie Smaldone
Laura and Alex Smith II
Alex Smith III
Alex Smith IV
Harry Eugene Smith, Jr.
Joseph and Helen Snecinski
Jack Smith
Margaret Smith
Dan Snyder
Edward R. Sokolski
William Soza
Jack J. Spalding III
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Spratt
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus E. Stell
Jeanne and C.J. Stockton
Owen Stokes
Mary Shannon Stultz
Tom and Theresa Sullivan
Sarah Alexander Summers
Florence Taylor
Heather and David Slovensky
Mike and Carmelita Prince
Suzanne Masters
Haden and John Winborne
Tina Rosario
Adair and Dick White
Adair and Dick White
Chuck Rouse
Donna and Charles Ryan
Salter Sliger
Bobby Scherer
Melanie, Deines and Kim Schmidt
Katherine Crowley
Carole and John Seffrin
Linda and Harold Seitz
Mary Elizabeth Shannon
Mary Elizabeth Shannon
Cathy Jordan
Rosemary Silva
Nadine H. Lawton
Simons/Jones Family
Peter Addona, Jr.
Elizabeth Haverty Smith
Elizabeth Haverty Smith
Elizabeth Haverty Smith
Ed and Wendy Foulke
Jane Snecinski
Anonymous
Anonymous
Michele Zarzaca-Cockerill
Deanna Sokolski
Liz and Mark Stewart
Mary Anne Spalding Beeson
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Arnett
Michele Zarzaca-Cockerill
Nadine H. Lawton
The Scarritt Family
Sissy Bradford
Lee and Anne Marie Davis
Alexis and Steven Summers
The Ken Hazen Family
Blessings to all who remembered a friend or a loved one by donating to the Easter
Flowers Decorations
In Memory Of:
Given By:
Faith Tolivar
Mary Toluba
Marietta C. Torres—mother
Simeon C. Torres
Robin Van Meter
Anne Van Meter
Martha Vacendak
Katherine Vandoren
Melvin Valentine
Ina Grace Vaught
John Clifton Vaught
Emily Vitolo
Anthony Wachowiak
The Ward Family
Roseann Ward
William and Betty Sue Washburn
Itsu Watanabe
Sadio Watanabe
Marvin L. West
Melvin L. West
Geraldine O. White
Richard S. White, Sr.
Vivian C. White
Demain Donley Whitesides
Amelia and Earl Wightman
Helen Wilk
Winston D. Williams
Bolling and Wallace Winborne
Daniel H. Winborne
Casey Elizabeth Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zarzaca
Anthony Zukauckas
Elwina Zukauckas
Dennis and Tricia Tolivar & Family
Joseph Wilk
Apolonia C. Torres
Apolonia C. Torres
Quentin and Kathy Van Meter
Quentin and Kathy Van Meter
Ann Marie Vacendak
Denise Wilbert
Mr. and Mrs. John Pennington
Karen Gentry
Karen Gentry
Lou Ann Vitolo
Elaine McCollum
Judith Kelner
Chris and Susan Ward
Carole and John Seffrin
Masako and Frank
Masako and Frank
Gerald T. West & Family
Gerald T. West & Family
Adair and Dick White
Adair and Dick White
Adair and Dick White
Katherine and Jamie Fristoe
Mike and Nancy Geisler
Joseph Wilk
Janice and Lindsay Williams
Haden and John Winborne
Haden and John Winborne
The Headley Family
Michele Zarzaca-Cockerill
Deacon Gerald and Sharon Zukauckas
Deacon Gerald and Sharon Zukauckas
CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST THE KING
WWW.CATHEDRALOFCHRISTTHEKING.ORG
Life Teen Ministry
Grades 9-12
Stephen Lenahan • 404-836-0628 • [email protected]
Wednesday, April 11th
“Movie Night” Social
Bible Study for
Juniors & Seniors
Monday night bible study,
“The Great Adventure”,
for juniors and seniors.
Recreation
Sunday, April 8th
Off—Easter Sunday
In the youth room @ 7 pm.
Check your email and the
website for more details.
Adrian Stevens • 404-233-2145
x405 • [email protected]
Girls On The Run: Thank you;
responses for Girls on the Run
coaching have been extremely positive. We were able to start the program with 15 girls thanks to GOTR
Coach Anna, Coach Heather, Coach
Katie, Coach Megan, and Coach
Melissa! Keep your eyes open as the
girls prepare for their final run.
With the success of GOTR starting,
CTK is looking to add GOT – Girls on
Track fall 2012. GOT is similar to
GOTR, but for middle school
girls. GOT would take place after
school or early evening twice a
week. Would you be interested in
coaching or coordinating?
Volleyball: Registration for rising 5th
through 8th grade girls who wish to
participate in volleyball starting fall
2012 is open. You must register by
May 29.
Summer Camp?: Have you made
summer plans? Consider King’s
Camp, Lions Volleyball Summer
Camp, and Complete Player
Basketball Academy Camp.
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www.ismasschanging.org is the
website for the New Roman Missal
**All Life Nights Begin
@ 5:30 pm in Kenny Hall**
for Grades 9—12**
Jamaica Mission Trip
If you would like to make a donation to help support a teen in getting to Jamaica
for our mission trip, please go to: www.ctkyouth.com/mission.
Your support is greatly appreciated!
Fundraising Goal: $42,000
Current Funds Raised: $11,500
Funds Needed: $30,500
THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
Christ the King
School
Peggy Warner, Principal • 404-233-0383 • www.christking.org
Living Stations of the Cross
Eighth Grade Students at Christ the King School each played a role as part of a
Living Stations of the Cross on Friday, March 30, before students departed for
spring break. A regular event in the 1990’s at CKS, the tradition was re-kindled
last year. Each 8th grade student had a part in bringing this most holy event to life
for the rest of the student body, a perfect way for the entire school to prepare for
Holy Week.
APRIL 8, 2012
Religious
Education
for
Families &
Children
Anne Boshinski • 404-267-3692•
[email protected]
Vacation Bible School 2012
Adventures on Promise Island –
Where Kids Discover God’s
Lifesaving Love!
June 18-22, 2012.
8:45 am. – 12:15 pm.
Registration forms now
available!
Ages 4-12 year olds.
Adult Nursery Positions
for Hire
Christ the King Nursery is looking
for caring and dedicated people
who are loving, compassionate and
concerned about children. A
background check is required of all
applicants. There are two positions
currently open: one for Sunday
Morning, and the other for 2
mornings per week and some
evenings.
Please inquire about the
responsibilities and further
information by emailing Anne
Boshinski at [email protected].
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CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST THE KING
ADULT
CONFIRMATION
HAVE YOU BEEN
CONFIRMED?
Why do Catholics need the
Sacrament of
Confirmation?
Confirmation confers upon us
special graces and gifts of the Holy
Spirit. It can change our lives by
increasing and deepening all of the
graces we received at baptism.
WWW.CATHEDRALOFCHRISTTHEKING.ORG
Adult Religious
Education &
Evangelization
Keri Allen • 404-267-3691
Considering Becoming Catholic?
Are You: Baptized in another faith?
Familiar with the basic teachings
of the Catholic Church?
Understanding Wisdom,
Knowledge, Counsel , Fear of the
Lord,
Strength, Piety
The Five Effects of
Confirmation:
Attending Mass regularly?
This May Be What You’ve Been WaiƟng For!
RITE OF RECEPTION
June 10 - August 19, 2012, Sunday Mornings
10:00 - 11:45 a.m.
Hyland Center Assembly Room
 Roots us more deeply as sons/
daughters of God
 Unites us more firmly to Christ
 Increases the gifts of the Holy
Spirit in us,
 Renders our bond with the
Church more perfect
 Gives special strength to spread
and defend the faith by word and
action, as true witnesses of Christ
and to never be ashamed of the
Cross.
The Rite of Reception process begins June 10th for those who want to
enter the Catholic Church or explore the possibility. If you’re interested
in learning more, contact Keri Allen for an appointment before May 21404-267-3691 or [email protected]. Registration Fee is $50.00
Begins Sunday, June 10, 2012
Hyland Center Assembly Room
10 sessions
10:00 am -11:45 am
12:10 Mass in the Cathedral,
We will use the “Catholicism 101”
DVD Series. Registration fee is
$50.00 (workbook included). To
register call 404-267-3691 or
[email protected].
“Seek eagerly after love. Set your
hearts on spiritual gifts.”
1 Corinthians 14:1
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Father Frank and Pastoral Care Ministry
Invite our Senior Adults to join us for
followed by anointing of the sick and
continuing with lunch & camaraderie in Kenny Hall.
Thursday, April 26
Reserve your place today! Call the Pastoral
Care office , 404-267-3674, to RSVP.
THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
Around the Parish continued
Marrieds Ministry Spring Event
All married and engaged couples are invited to the Marrieds Ministry
Spring event on Wednesday, April 25 at 6:30 pm in the parish hall.
Social hour and dinner will be followed by guest speaker Sandra McKay.
A counselor who approaches her job from a strong Catholic Perspective, Sandra
will be speaking on tips to improve our marriages. The focus of the marrieds
ministry is to build fellowship at CTK through social and service events. Come
meet and socialize with other couples within our parish and grab some tips to
strengthen your marriage! Childcare available upon request. For more information
contact Lucy Strozier [email protected] or search ‘marrieds’ on the CTK
website.
Men’s Speaker Series
This month, the Priests and Deacons of Christ the King will be our featured guests
on Thursday, April 12. We have a fun filled evening planned that will allow you
to get to know your clergy better – “collar off” so to speak. It is also an
opportunity to ask them questions and to show how much we appreciate them.
Priests Fr. Frank McNamee, Monsignor Joe Corbett, Fr. Jaime Rivera and Fr. Jorge
Arevalo will attend, as well as Deacons Paul Root, Whitney Robichaux, Gerald
Zuckauckas, John McManus, and Scott McNabb.
For this special event, please note the following: Beverages will be served starting
at 6:30 pm. There is a $15 meal charge. Due to seating constraints, attendance is
limited to the first 120 men who register. For more information about the CTK
Men’s Club and upcoming events, visit www.cathedralofchristtheking.org/eng/
ministries/parish-life/cathedral-mens-club/.
Fertility Care/Natural Family Planning
This isn't your parent's old rhythm method! Learn more about your fertility, why
the Church promotes Natural Family Planning (NFP), why NFP is 99% effective,
and how it can positively impact your marriage (3% divorce rate!). The next class
is Tuesday, April 10 at 7 pm in the Cathedral. To register or for more information,
contact Ann LaBar Hall at 404-915-1685, or email her at [email protected].
March Senior Adult Luncheon, hosted by St. Katherine
Drexel Circle
APRIL 8, 2012
Pastoral
care
ministry
Dottie O’Connor • 404-233-2145
x440 • [email protected]
Who are Stephen
Ministers?
They are well trained
parish members
commissioned to provide one-to-one
caring lay ministry to persons in
crisis such as a person grieving from
a divorce, the loss of a loved one, of a
job, health debilitation, living a time
of pain or lack of direction. They are
grounded in Jesus’ command to love
one another.
“Come to me, all you who are weary
and burdened, and I will give you
rest.”
Matthew 11:28
Funeral Reception
Committee
The Funeral Reception Committee
provides hospitality for families who
ask to have a reception following their
loved one’s funeral. We have many
opportunities to serve: volunteers to
cook food, telephone committee, or
serve at the reception. All is done on a
rotation basis; recipes are provided
and you will be called only once or
twice a month to volunteer. Join us to
provide hospitality for our families
during a difficult time. To volunteer,
call Joanne Love, 404-256-1442, or
email [email protected].
Short Sermons to Live By
O Jesus! It was because you did love
me so much that you did suffer so
much for me.
St. Alphonsus Liguori
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Stewardship
- Your time & talent
Around the archdiocese
Bernadette Flowers • 404-267@cathedralctk
3690 •
Archbishop Wilton Gregory and Bishop Luis Zarama invite you to
join them on the Archdiocesan Ad Limina Pilgrimage to Rome,
May 2-12, 2012. While in Italy, you will have a Catholic tour
escort to Assisi, Siena, Orvieto and Rome. The pilgrimage will
include a range of activities. For complete details, please review
the official brochure at www.archatl.com.
Operation Rice Bowl
Our celebration of the resurrection
brings us new joy and hope!
Throughout Lent, your support of
Operation Rice Bowl has helped offer
hope to millions of people around
the world who benefit from the work
of Catholic Relief Services. For six
weeks you have prayed for the people
of Madagascar, fasted in solidarity
with the people of India, learned
about the challenges in the lives of
people in Vietnam and El Salvador,
and given sacrificially to create economic opportunities in Zambia.
Their struggles—and the efforts of
CRS—are far from over, but you have
made a difference. Thank you for
your support of Operation Rice
Bowl. Return your Rice Bowl this
week to the Parish Reception
Desk.
St. Vincent de Paul
You are invited to serve individuals
and families in need in our local area.
On the weekend of April 15, a
member of the St. Vincent De Paul
Society will speak at each Mass to
personally invite you to assist those in
our area in need of food, clothing,
rent assistance, utility assistance, and
other necessities. Christ said, “What
you do for the least of my brothers
and sisters you do for me.” We
welcome you to join us in seeking out
and serving Christ in those who
“knock on our door.” Come join us
Wednesday, April 18 at 6 pm at the
School Media Center to learn more.
Please RSVP to [email protected].
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Archdiocesan Pilgrimage to Rome
Annual Wings of Mercy Ball
The 23rd annual Wings of Mercy Ball will be held on Saturday, May 5, at the St.
Regis Atlanta. This annual event benefits Saint Joseph’s Mercy Care Services
(SJMCS), which provides primary health care, dental services, education and
social services to thousands of Atlanta’s underserved population each year and
helps to further the healing mission of the Sisters of Mercy. Over 12,000 people
were treated by SJMCS in 2011. For sponsorship opportunities or ticket
information, please visit www.saintjosephsatlanta.org or call Lisa McLean at
678-843-5711.
Catholic Family & Youth Day at Six Flags of Georgia
Please join other Archdiocesan Catholics for a fun day in the park at Six Flags over
Georgia on Sunday, May 6. Gates will open early for us (8:30 am) with Mass at 9
am. Ticket package is $39.25 per person and includes: parking, park entrance, all
you can eat lunch buffet, and a FREE return ticket for use between May 25 and
July 8, 2012. If you have a season pass, you can purchase a ‘meal only’ ticket for
$13. The deadline to receive orders is Friday, April 20. To purchase tickets or for
more information, contact Gina Garcia at 404-920-7622, [email protected].
Pancake Breakfast
The St. Martin de Porres Society of St. Philip Benizi Catholic Church is hosting its
3rd Annual Prayer Breakfast at 10 am on Saturday, April 21 at the church, 591
Flint River Road in Jonesboro. The theme is Pro Life: A Baby Changes Everything.
Part of the proceeds from the breakfast will go to PATH Center and Pregnancy
Center in support of these important issues. Tickets are $25 each. Contact Felicia
Reynolds at 770-875-1726 or email [email protected].
Mass for Discernment
A Mass for Vocational Discernment will be held at St. Dominic’s Chapel at the
Chancery on Saturday, April 14. The morning will begin at 10 am with Mass,
followed by a light brunch, talk and discussion. Fr. Tim Hepburn, Director of
Vocations, invites you to discern your life’s vocation. For additional information,
go to www.archatl.com.
Book Fair
The Seton Book Fair will be held on Friday, April 13 from 10 am to 4 pm at the
Hyatt Regency Suites, 2999 Windy Hill Road, Marietta. Visit
www.SetonHome.org for more information.
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
3211 FOURTH STREET NE  WASHINGTON DC 20017-1194  202-541-3103  FAX 202-541-3166
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Sweeping HHS Mandate Stands, Violating Conscience Rights and Religious Liberty
Congress Must Act to Fix the Problem
On January 20, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) reaffirmed a rule that virtually all private
health care plans must cover sterilization, abortifacients, and contraception. The exemption provided for "religious
employers" was so narrow that it failed to cover the vast majority of faith-based organizations—including Catholic
hospitals, universities, and charities—that help millions every year. Ironically, not even Jesus and his disciples would
have qualified for the exemption, because it excludes those who mainly serve people of another faith.
On February 10, the Obama Administration made this rule final “without change”; delayed enforcement for a year against
religious nonprofits that were still not exempted (our charities, hospitals, and colleges); and promised to develop more
regulations to “accommodate” them by the end of that additional year. But, as explained below, that promised
“accommodation” still forces them to pay for “services” that violate their religious convictions.
The original rule that violated our religious liberty so severely has not been changed, but finalized.
After touting meaningful changes in the mandate, HHS instead finalized the original rule that was first issued in
August 2011 “without change.” So the offensive definition of “religious employer”—which excludes our
charities, hospitals, and colleges because they serve people of other faiths—is still in place, and those institutions
are still subject to the mandate.
HHS has promised some kind of “accommodation,” but only after the election.
HHS said it would take an additional year to develop more regulations to “accommodate” religiously-affiliated
charities, schools, and hospitals that still fall outside the “religious employer” exemption. The impact of these
additional rules will not be felt until after the election, the only point of public accountability for the Executive
Branch. This eliminates an important incentive for HHS to provide the best protection for religious liberty
The promised “accommodation”—even at its best—would still force our institutions to violate their beliefs.
Under the proposed “accommodation,” if an employee of these religious institutions wants coverage of
contraception or sterilization directly from the insurer, the objecting employer is still forced to pay for it as a part
of the employer’s insurance plan. Since there is no other source, the funds to pay for that coverage must come
from the premiums of the employer and fellow employees, even those who object in conscience.
There is no exemption for objecting insurers, secular employers, for-profit religious employers, or individuals.
The U.S. bishops defend religious liberty for all, and so have repeatedly identified all the stakeholders in the
process whose religious freedom is threatened by the mandate—all employers, insurers, and individuals, not just
religious employers. Now, all insurers, including self-insurers, must provide the coverage to any employee who
wants it. In turn, all individuals who pay premiums have no escape from subsidizing that coverage. And only
employers that are both non-profit and religious may qualify for the limited “accommodation.”
We urgently need legislation to correct the mandate’s threats to religious liberty and conscience rights. The Respect for
Rights of Conscience Act has been introduced in Congress (H.R. 1179, S. 1467) to ensure that those who participate in the
market for health insurance “retain the right to provide, purchase, or enroll in health coverage that is consistent with their
religious beliefs and moral convictions.”
ACTION: Contact your U.S. Representative by e-mail, phone, or FAX letter:
 Call the U.S. Capitol switchboard at: 202-224-3121, or call your Members’ local offices.
 Send your email to Congress through www.usccb.org/conscience.
 Additional contact info can be found on Members’ web sites at: www.house.gov and www.senate.gov.
MESSAGE: “Please co-sponsor and support the Respect for Rights of Conscience Act (H.R. 1179, S. 1467). The Obama
administration’s decision to mandate coverage of sterilization and contraceptives, including drugs that can cause an
abortion, makes passage of this measure especially urgent. Please ensure that the religious liberty and conscience rights
of all participants in our nation’s health care system are respected.”
WHEN: Now is the time to build co-sponsors and support. Please act today! Thanks!
CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST THE KING
CATEDRAL DE CRISTO REY
2699 Peachtree Rd., NE
Atlanta, GA 30305
MISIÓN CATÓLICA DE CRISTO REY
714 Lindbergh Dr.
(Entrada - Detrás del edificio)
MINISTERIO HISPANO
Teléfono 404-267-3696
Horario
Lunes a Viernes 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Domingos 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM
CELEBRACIÓN EUCARÍSTICA
Catedral
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Domingo
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EN ESPAÑOL
7:00 PM
5:00 PM
1:30 PM
10:00 AM
CONFESIONES
Catedral
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12:00-1:00 PM
BAUTISMOS
Menores de 6 años
Horario para inscripción: Lunes, Miércoles y
Viernes de 9 a 3 en la oficina del Ministerio
Hispano. Se requiere el certificado de
nacimiento y un comprobante de domicilio.
Preparación obligatoria para padres y
padrinos el cuarto viernes de mes de 6-9 PM.
Bautismos – Cuarto sábado de mes a las 9 AM.
Deben estar inscritos en la Parroquia.
Iniciación Cristiana para adultos
Para adultos que les falte algún sacramento
(Bautizo, Comunión y Confirmación)
Las clases son los lunes de 7 a 9 PM
Para más información llamar a María
Goretti, 404-267-3696.
MATRIMONIOS
 Se requieren seis meses de preparación.
 Primera entrevista comunicarse con la Hna
Florentina 404-267-3696.
GRUPO JUVENIL
Adolescentes (12 a 17 años)
 Catedral: Sábados de 3:00 a 5:00 PM
Jóvenes Adultos
Catedral Domingos luego de la Misa de 1:30
PM. Para información llamar al 404-2673697.
PRESENTACIONES DE 40 DIAS Y DE 3 AÑOS
2do y 4to Domingo del mes, inscribirse al
404-267-3696, indicando el nombre del niño
que será presentado. Los niños de tres años
que van a ser presentados deben estar
bautizados.
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LA NATURALEZA PASCUAL DE LA VIDA
CRISTIANA
Evangelizar es dar testimonio de la resurrección de Cristo, como también de Jesús
de Nazareth, “que fue haciendo buenas obras y sanando a todos los que estaban en
las garras del demonio”. Es anunciar que Jesús vive hoy, como fuente de vida y
reconciliación.
Mientras la Cuaresma enfatiza la muerte como conversión, la Pascua enfatiza la
resurrección a la vida. Nuestra “mística resurrección” en esta época no es un
pensamiento piadoso. Está basado en la identificación con el Cristo resucitado, que
vive para siempre.
QUERIDAS FAMILIAS DE CRISTO REY,
Les doy la bienvenida en este día de Pascua con un alegre Aleluya!
Aprovecho esta oportunidad para dar la bienvenida no solo a
nuestras familias regulares, si no también a quienes nos visitan hoy
de otras ciudades o de otras parroquias.
Nos reunimos hoy para celebrar la resurrección de nuestro Señor Jesucristo. En las
últimas semanas hemos vivido la cuaresma. Hemos recordado los eventos de la
Semana Santa, comenzando con la entrada triunfal de Jesús a Jerusalén hasta su
muerte nuestros pecados.
Esta mañana al salir el sol en este día de Pascua, el gran milagro de la resurrección
de Jesús renueva nuestra esperanza y nos da alegría. Esto es de lo que realmente se
trata la Pascua: Esperanza. La esperanza de un día mejor y un mejor mañan. Como
Jesús, comencemos una vida nueva hoy, dejando atrás el pecado. Nosotros también
hemos “resucitado”.
Les deseo a cada uno de Ustedes y a sus familias una muy feliz Pascua, y que la
gloria de este milagro del Señor fortalezca su fe y renueve su esperanza. ¡Alabado
sea Dios!
Que el Señor los bendiga,
Padre Frank
Pastor
ADMINISTRACIÓN DE LOS BIENES DE DIOS
De acuerdo al Evangelio, María Magdalena llegó primero a la tumba vacía.
Apurados por María, Pedro y Juan llegaron después y encontraron las vendas con
las que lo habían enterrado. Las escrituras nos dicen de San Juan. “… él vió y
creyó.” Este es el mismo Juan, el discípulo amado, quien estuvo sentado junto a
Jesús durante la última cena, quien estuvo al pie de la cruz y que, según el
Evangelio, fue uno de los primeros en creer en Cristo resucitado. Que como Juan,
el don de la Pascua fortalezca nuestra fe y profundice nuestro discipulado en el
Señor para que también proclamemos, “Cristo ha resucitado. ¡Aleluya!”
THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Mandato general de HHS se queda igual, viola los derechos de conciencia y
la libertad religiosa - Congreso tiene que actuar para arreglar el problema
El 20 de enero de 2011, el Departamento de Salud y Servicios Humanos (HHS,
siglas en inglés) reafirmó una regulación que exige que casi todos los planes de
salud cubran la esterilización, los abortivos y la contracepción. La exención que se
ofreció a "los empleadores religiosos" era tan estrecha que no cubría a la gran
mayoría de organizaciones religiosas, incluso a hospitales, universidades y
organizaciones católicas caritativas, que ayudan a millones cada año. Irónicamente,
ni siquiera Jesús y sus discípulos habrían calificado para la exención debido a que
excluye a los que principalmente sirven a personas de otra religión.
El 10 de febrero, la Administración de Obama declaró que este mandato es final
"sin ningún cambio"; una prórroga de un año para organizaciones religiosas que no
estaban exentas (las organizaciones caritativas, hospitales y universidades); y la
promesa de redactar más regulaciones para "acomodarlas" dentro del plazo de ese
año adicional. Sin embargo, como se explica abajo, ese "acomodamiento” todavía
los obliga a pagar “servicios” que violan sus convicciones religiosas.
La regla original que violaba nuestra libertad religiosa tan severamente no ha
cambiado, sino que se ha concretado.
Después de anunciar cambios significativos en el mandato, HHS en cambio
concretó la regla original emitida por primera vez en agosto de 2011, “sin cambio”.
Es así que la ofensiva definición de un "empleador religioso" –que excluye a
nuestras organizaciones caritativas, hospitales y colegios porque sirven a personas
de otras religiones– aún sigue en pie, y todas esas instituciones aún están obligadas
a cumplir con el mandato.
HHS ha prometido algún tipo de “acomodamiento” pero sólo después de las
elecciones.
HHS expresó que tomaría un año más para redactar más regulaciones que
"acomoden" a las organizaciones religiosas caritativas, escuelas y hospitales que aún
siguen fuera de la exención para los "empleadores religiosos". El impacto de estas
reglas adicionales no se sentirá hasta después de las elecciones presidenciales, el
único punto para que el Poder Ejecutivo tenga que rendir cuenta. Esto elimina un
incentivo importante para que HHS proporcione la mejor protección de la libertad
religiosa.
ACCIÓN: Comuníquese con su Representante en el Congreso por correo
electrónico, teléfono o fax:
• Llame al conmutador del Capitolio de EE. UU. al: 202-224-3121, o a las oficinas
locales de sus congresistas.
• Envíe un mensaje electrónico al Congreso a través de www.usccb.org/conscience.
• Encontrará datos adicionales de contacto en los sitios digitales de los Miembros:
www.house.gov y www.senate.gov.
APRIL 8, 2012
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CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST THE KING
ADULT INQUIRY: Adults interested in
learning about the Catholic Church can
attend meetings most months on the
fourth Monday at 7:00 pm. Please see
inside the bulletin for upcoming
sessions. No further obligation or
commitment is required. Call Keri, 404
-267-3691.
ANNULMENT: To help couples establish
permanent and sacramental marriages, the
Church encourages divorced and
remarried persons to pursue the
annulment process. Contact 404-2332145 for information on arranging a
confidential discussion with a trained case
sponsor.
BULLETIN ADDITIONS D EADLINE is 6am,
Thursday, ten days BEFORE the
bulletin date. All new notices need
prior approval; submit one week before
this deadline. Fax to 404-233-9711 or
email to [email protected].
CHANGE OF NAME/ADDRESS/PHONE
NUMBERS: Please notify the Parish
Office at 404-233-2145 x432 of any
change in your member information.
FERTILITY CARE / NATURAL FAMILY
PLANNING: For more information,
contact Ann LaBar at 404-915-1685.
MARRIAGE RENEWAL: Rediscover your
marriage through Retrouvaille. Visit
www.retrouvailleofatlanta.org or call
770-495-8592.
NEW PARISHIONERS: Registration forms
are available in the back of the Church.
Drop them by the Reception Desk or in
the Collection Basket at Mass.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES: For
children who do not attend Catholic
School and are the age for Preschool
(4 years old) through 8th grade.
Registration forms are available in the
Religious Education Office.
STEPHEN MINISTRY: Are you going
through a difficult time? Stephen
Ministers are caregivers trained to provide
confidential Christian care. Contact
Dottie O’Connor, 404-233-2145 x440.
NURSERY
Nursery is available for children 6 months
to 4 1/2 years of age at the 9 am, 10:30
am, 12 noon, 1:30 pm and 5:30 pm
Masses on Sunday. Please provide
supplies (i.e. diapers, bottles) to the
nursery worker for your child. Mark all
personal items with your name. Donation
suggested.
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MASS INTENTIONS
THIS WEEK
MONDAY, April 9, 2012
Acts 2:14,22-33
Mt 28:8-15
6:45 am Paquita Suarez (d)
8:00 am Paige Hull (l)
12:10 pm John Bussjager (d)
5:30 pm Cecilia Strougal (d)
MONDAY,
7:15 am
1:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
TUESDAY, April 10, 2012
Acts 2:36-41
Jn 20:11-18
6:45 am Mary Elizabeth Westenberger (l)
8:00 am Paige Hull (l)
12:10 pm G. Albert Lawton (d)
5:30 pm Fred Edwards (d)
April 9, 2012
Confessions (CA)
Legion of Mary (CR2)
Confessions (CA)
Evening Prayer (CA)
Divine Mercy Novena (D’Y)
Wedding Workshop (CA)
WEDNESDAY, April 11, 2012
Acts 3:1-10
Lk 24:13-35
6:45 am Blanche Dennis (d)
8:00 am Paige Hull (l)
12:10 pm Sierra Nelson (d)
5:30 pm Estrella Onario (d)
TUESDAY, April 10, 2012
10:00 am Tuesday Women’s Bible Study
(CR1)
5:00 pm Legion of Mary (CR2048)
6:00 pm Journey of Hope (HC)
6:00 pm Divine Mercy Novena (D’Y)
6:15 pm Rosary Group (D’Y)
6:30 pm CHRP Men’s Weekly Meeting
(KH)
6:30 pm Trauma Recovery Group (CKS
Media Ctr.)
7:00 pm Respect Life Committee (CR2)
THURSDAY, April 12, 2012
Acts 3:11-26
Lk 24:35-48
6:45 am John R. Cray (l)
8:00 am June Fairman Crouse (d)
12:10 pm Dorthy Berten Felder (d)
5:30 pm The Mann Family (l)
WEDNESDAY, April 11, 2012
7:15 am Confessions (CA)
6:00 pm Divine Mercy Novena (D’Y)
6:00 pm Confessions (CA)
6:30 pm AA (D’Y)
7:00 pm SVDP Meeting (CKS Media Ctr.)
FRIDAY, April 13, 2012
Acts 4:1-2
Jn 21:1-14
6:45 am Margie Shoemaker (d)
8:10 am Timothy Crow (d)
12:10 pm In Thanksgiving
5:30 pm Jane & Ernie Krinn (d)
THURSDAY, April 12, 2012
6:00 pm Divine Mercy Novena (D’Y)
6:30 pm Men’s Club Meeting (KH)
7:00 pm CHRP Women’s Weekly Meeting
(HC)
7:15 pm Thursday Evening Prayer Group
(D’Y)
SATURDAY, April 14, 2012
Acts 4:13-21
Mk 16:9-15
8:00 am Dorothy Molloy (d)
4:00 pm Sheila & Lee Shaw (l)
5:00 KH Special Intention
5:00 pm Lynn & Steve Adams (l)
SUNDAY, April 15, 2012
Acts 4:32-35
Jn 20:19-31
7:30 am Bebe Henry (d)
9:00 am Helen M. Doolan (d)
10:30 am Aiden Allen (l)
10:30 KH Wilbur Cornell (d)
12:00 pm Healing for the Chance Family (l)
1:30 pm Special Intention
5:30 pm Carol & Tim Connelly (l)
7:00 pm Patsy Brooks Phelts (d)
FRIDAY, April 13, 2012
6:00 pm Divine Mercy Novena (D’Y)
SATURDAY, April 14, 2012
8:30 am Confessions
8:30 am Divine Mercy Novena (CA)
3:30-4:30pm Confessions
SUNDAY, April 15, 2012
3:00 pm Divine Mercy Mass (CA)
5:30 pm Life Teen (KH)
CA-Cathedral
CR-Conference Room
D’Y-D’Youville Chapel
GS-Gathering Space
HC-Hyland Center
HG-Hyland Ctr. Gym
KH-Kenny Hall
NU-Nursery
CATHEDRAL OF CHRIST THE KING
ARCHBISHOP OF ATLANTA
Most Reverend Wilton D. Gregory
AUXILIARY BISHOP OF ATLANTA
Most Reverend Luis R. Zarama
PASTOR
Reverend Francis G. McNamee
PAROCHIAL VICARS
Reverend Jorge Arevalo Alzate
Reverend Richard Morrow
Reverend Jaime Rivera
Reverend Michael Silloway
Reverend Monsignor Richard Lopez (in residence)
Reverend Pedro Poloche (in residence)
DEACONS
Reverend Mr. Ron Comeau
Reverend Mr. John McManus, JCL
Reverend Dr. Scott J. N. McNabb
Reverend Mr. Whitney Robichaux, Jr.
Reverend Mr. Gerald J. Zukauckas
Reverend Mr. Paul Root
SISTERS OF HANDMAIDS OF THE SACRED
HEART OF JESUS
Hna. Florentina Iruretagoyena, ACJ
MASS SCHEDULE
Sunday Masses:
4:00 & 5:00 pm Saturday Vigils, 7:30 am, 9:00 am,
10:30 am, 12:00 pm, 5:30 pm, 7:00 pm
En Español:
5:00 pm Sábado (Salon Parroquial)
10:00 am Domingo (Lindbergh)
1:30 pm Domingo (Catedral)
7:00 pm Martes (Catedral)
Weekday Masses:
Monday–Friday: 6:45 am, 8:00 am, (Fridays, 8:10 am during
school year), 12:10 pm & 5:30 pm (D’Y), Saturday: 8:00 am
Holy Day Masses:
5:30 pm Vigil, 6:45 am, 8:00 am
9:15 am (School), 12:10 pm, 7:00 pm
LITURGY OF THE HOURS
Mondays at 6 pm
ROSARY & DEVOTIONS
After all 8:00 am & 12:10 pm Masses
Tuesdays at 7:00 pm
PERPETUAL ADORATION
Spend an hour each week in adoration in the Blessed Sacrament
Chapel. Call Kathy Ledlie, 404-266-9040, [email protected]
HELPFUL CONTACTS
Parish Office: 404-233-2145; Fax: 404-233-4984
Archdiocesan Catholic Information: 404-888-7801
Parish Enrichment & Evangelization: 404-267-3691
Hispanic Ministries: 404-267-3696
Music Ministry: 404-233-2145
Pastoral Care: 404-233-2145 x440
Religious Education: 404-267-3694
Christ The King School: 404-233-0383; Fax: 404-266-0704
St. Vincent de Paul Hotline: 678-892-6163
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WELCOME FROM THE PASTOR AND
CATHEDRAL STAFF
Dear Friends in Christ,
On behalf of Archbishop Wilton Gregory, the Clergy and
staff, I welcome you to the Cathedral of Christ the King. I
hope and pray that you feel welcomed by our parish
community and that your spiritual and pastoral needs will
be met.
We are a very active parish with 4,300 families and over one
hundred ministries. We encourage our members to share
their gifts of time, talent and treasure.
Our mission statement is to “Know, Love and Serve as Jesus
Did”. This is the mission of each disciple of Christ and, if
you are new, I hope and pray that you will join us and be
part of the community of Christ the King. If you are passing
through or visiting the city of Atlanta, I hope you enjoy your
worship experience and please visit us again.
If you would like to know more about our parish, you can
visit our website at www.cathedralofchristtheking.org or
email us.
May we, this day and all the days of our lives, know, love
and serve as Jesus did.
Prayers and Blessings,
Father Frank McNamee, Pastor
THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Parish families who wish to have a child baptized should be
registered in the parish for 3 months and take the prebaptismal class as early as 3 months before the birth of their
child. Classes are offered monthly. Please contact Gail
Gaboardi at 404-233-2145 x694 to register for the class.
All scheduling information is given at the class. (Note:
Baptisms are scheduled after the class is completed.)
THE SACRAMENT OF FIRST EUCHARIST
Preparation is a two-year process. Enrollment in Catholic
school or Parish School of Religion is required the year
prior to receiving the Sacrament.
THE SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
A minimum of six months preparation is required. Call the
Parish office, 404-233-2145 x673 for information and to
register for the preparation process.
THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE
Monday and Wednesday, 7:15 am and 6 pm. Saturday, 8:30
am and 3:30-4:30 pm, in the Cathedral.
En Español: 12 - 1 pm Domingo (Front Desk Parlor)
Todos los demás dias previa cita.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK
Please inform Pastoral Care Ministries of anyone homebound, shut
-in or hospitalized so that they may receive the Sacraments.
Please call 404-233-2145.