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The Bells
of
St. Mary’s
Cathedral
Weekly Bulletin
Sunday, October 26, 2014
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Grand Island Diocese
Bishop William J. Dendinger
Pastor/Rector
Rev. Richard Piontkowski
Episcopal Vicar for Hispanic
Ministry in the
Diocese of Grand Island, in
residence
Rev. Jose Chavez,
Associate Pastor:
Rev. Thomas Pasala
St. Mary’s Cathedral • 112 S . Cedar • P.O. Box 936 • Grand Island, NE
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Mass & Calendar
October 26, 2014
Mass Schedule & Intentions
Day/Date
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Upcoming Events
Time
Name of Intention
Monday, October 27
Mo. 10/27
7:00 am
Rick Fila †
Tu. 10/28
7:00 am
Todd Masat †
7 am Mass (English)
1 pm Quilters
12:15 pm and 5:15 pm Rosary for Peace
7 pm Youth Group leaders (Sp)
We. 10/29
7:00 am
The Intention of the Priest
We. 10/29Sp)
5:15 pm
The Intention of the Priest
Th. 10/30
7:00 am
Edward S. Hanzel †
Th. 10/30
5:15 pm
Carol Ann Smith †
Fr. 10/31
7:00 am
Norm Buck †
Fr. 10/31
5:15 pm
Patricia Proctor †
Sa. 11/1
7:00 am
The Intention of the Priest
Sa. 11/1
5:00 pm - Fr. TP
Regina Russell †
Su. 11/2
7:00 am - Fr. RP
Carol Ann Smith †
Su. 11/2Sp)
8:15 am -Fr. JC
Todos Los Fieles Difuntos †
Su. 11/2
10:00 am - Fr. RP
Su. 11/2(Sp)
Noon - Fr. JC
Su. 11/2
5:00 pm - Fr. TP
Pro Populo
Todos Los Fieles Difuntos †
The Intention of the Priest
Please note only on Sunday Masses you will notice initials of the
priest that will be saying Mass by that time . The initials for
Fr. Richard—Fr. RP, Fr. Thomas—Fr. TP, Fr. Jose- Fr. JC
Subject to change.
October 19th Collection
Regular Collection
$9,201.34
Parish Debt Collection
$1,747.89
2014 Appeal (October 19th)
$288.50
World Mission Sunday
$654.00
Bulletin Deadlines
All articles must be e-mailed to:
[email protected]
Deadline Friday, October 31st for
Sunday, November 9th Bulletin
For more information call Barbara at 384-2523 ext 233
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
October 26, 2014
“You shall love the Lord, your God,
with all your heart,
with all your soul,
and with all your mind.”
— Matthew 22:37
Tuesday, October 28
7 am Mass (English)
10 am EP Bible Study CS Basement
Adoration
Wednesday, October 29
7 am Mass (English)
4:45 –5:10 pm Confession
5:15 pm Mass (Español)
6:30 pm Rel Ed Class
7 pm Confirmation Class
Thursday, October 30
7 am Mass (English)
9-10 am Confession
4:45 –5:10 pm Confession
5:15 pm Mass (English)
6 pm EP Bible Study CS Basement
10 am EP Rosary
1 pm Quilters
2pm Tai Chi
6:30 pm RCIA
7 pm DivorceCare
Friday, October 31
7 am Mass (English)
4:45 –5:10 pm Confession
5:15 pm Mass (English)
7pm Sp Young Adults Group
Saturday, November 1
7 am Mass (English)
11am—Noon Confession
5 pm Mass (English)
Mary’s Table
10 am Citizenship Class
6pm YG (Sp)
7pm Hora Santa
Sunday, November 2
7 am Mass (English)
8:15 am Mass (Español)
10:00 am Mass (English)
Noon Mass (Español)
5 pm Mass (English)
Mary’s Table
8:45 am Sunday Rel Ed
10 am RICA (Sp)
4 pm EP
7 pm Bingo
Eucharistic Adoration 2nd
and 4th Tuesdays of each month
New to the Parish
"We give a sincere welcome to all new families moving into
our Parish. Please register in the Parish Office as soon as
possible. Families who plan to move from our parish
community are requested to inform us."
Ramblings/Ministry Schedule
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For heaven’s sake, go through your underwear drawer immediately and get rid of anything with holes, mold or unsightly
stains; this is an emergency! Give them to people who are in need, use them for old rags around the house, but for the sake of your
mother, living or dead, dispose of them before the day is out! Why the rush? You never know when you’ll die and someone who
doesn’t know you well enough submits your name for canonization; that’s right, to become a saint. TV on Sunday covered the
beatification of Pope Paul VI; he is now called Blessed Paul VI due to his saintly life as Shepherd of the Church at a very difficult time
of history. This is the time they start bringing out relics of the newly Blessed or Sainted; and at the offertory of the Mass of
Beatification they processed out a large cylinder that looked like it had a T-shirt in it. I quickly cleaned my glasses and slapped myself
to make sure I wasn’t dreaming or delusional. The commentator on the Mass solemnly proclaimed, “They are now presenting an
undershirt worn by Blessed Paul VI.”
You may be different but I don’t want my underwear paraded around after my demise; I don’t care if the Church declares me
in heaven; it’s no reason to embarrass a person just because they are beholding the Beatific Vision. Admittedly the chances of any of
us being put in the pipeline for popular piety of a patron saint, especially Rectors, is small. Thinking ahead--leave some of your hair
and clipped fingernails in a bag with a signed testimony of its authenticity; these are first class relics. Unmentionables and other
things close to or used by the Blessed are second class relics; things that have touched the body of the Blessed or Saint are third
class. Out of abundance of caution I’ve already removed t-shirts out of my wardrobe that say things like “I’m With Stupid,” “Go
Chiefs!” “Nebraska is for Lovers.” One can never be too careful.
Does the foregoing seem a little self absorbed to you? Well, yes; it’s the point of the Gospel today and something that Pope
Francis has been speaking, preaching and shouting from the Vatican since he became the Holy Father: Our duty is service, not to
ourselves but to the People of God, especially the poor. We can never become holy just watching after ourselves, we can only
achieve true sanctification in the service of those most in need. It goes along with the old line that everyone wants to go to heaven,
but no one wants to die to get there; everyone wants to be a saint, but not everyone wants to serve others to attain
sainthood.
Father Rector
Next Sunday’s Ministry Schedule (November 1st and 2nd)
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/
Monaguillos
* Beginner
J. Ramos
A. Ramos
Open
J. N. Tomas
G. Nicolas
M. F. Erives
P. P. Pacheco
C. Diaz
S. Diaz
S. Romero
A. Ramirez
J. Mejia
R. M. Ramirez
F. C. Pacheco
A. Canela
Eucharistic
Ministers
C. Fitzgerald
K. Douglas
Open
Deacon
Open
R. O’Conner
M. Carreon
Open
Deacon
J. O’Connor
E. Ramos
M. Hernandez
C. Hernandez
R. Erives
A. Cifuentes
I. Torres
D. Villegas
A. Diaz
M. Kube
L. Kube
Deacon
P. McHugh
B. Erives
J. N. Montejo
M. Romero
E. Gaspar M
G. Torres
O. Torres
E. Mendoza
E. Fierro
J. L. Fierro
Open
Y. Nuncio
Open
Deacon
Open
Lectors
D. Nordhues
G. Meyers
M. Carpio
D. Lopez
C. Rafael
S. Dolton
E. Gomez
W. Gomez
L. Erives
J. Alms
Ushers/
Ujieres
P. Mulligan
M. Carreon
J. O. Abarca
L. Cornelius
S. Torres
J. Calmo
P. McPhillips
J. Mateo N.
A. Nicolas
C. Egnoske
C. Pedro
G. Morales
L. Bradley
J. Ramirez
M. Cejia
H. Castellanos
G. Abarca
M. Pena
If you cannot serve your scheduled time, please find a substitute, thank you.
Open
Parish News
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Prayer Requests
Director of Religious Education
Dear Parents, this past week we covered Safe Environment and
Please remember the following in your prayers:
a small basic lesson on Theology of the Body with respect to our
* Dean Shafer, Jerome Kosmicki, Susan Puhalla,
own bodies and soul and those of others from conception to
Carol Schuster, Guillermo Garcia, Dick Dowd,
death. As Christians we are taught and reminded as in today's
Kaylee Lukasiewicz, Gretchen Eakes, Dawn Pirkey,
Gospel “‘You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart,
Lynne Peterson. New additions to the prayer list.
Names remain on the prayer list for two months. Names may and with all your soul, and with all your mind.’ This is the greatest
be resubmitted upon request. To request daily prayers, call the and first commandment.
Parish Prayer Chain: Phyllis at 382-0306 or Joy at 379-4741.
And a second is like it: ‘You shall love your neighbor as
To add or remove a name from this list, please call the
yourself.” These commandments are God's law on how we treat
Parish office 384-2523.
ourselves, our body and those around us. We all know that God
made us and when we do something to another we are actually
Military Names
doing it to God. We need to take a stand and not tolerate
We pray for the following parishioners family and friends bullying, inappropriate or mean behavior physical or verbal. With
who are currently serving in the military: New names in blue modern technology we need to be aware of what and who our
USMC LCpl John G. Frankenberg 2nd Lt. Jordan Hughes children are communicating with on- line, texting and meeting
SPC Kevin Donovan
STG2/ E5 Cesar Soria with. Please review with your children the material sent home.
SPC. Jessica Paup
SP Force Gunner SSgt. Ron Cameron II It is important to discuss and talk with your children so that you
WO TJ Cameron
HM2 Andrew Dodendorf know their friends and continue to provide and maintain a safe
LTC Chad Sekutera
Major Sam Schneider environment for them. If you have any questions or concerns
Sgt. Christopher Donner
Specialist Chad Holmes please feel free to contact me or I can refer you to the Grand
Sgt. Noel Jones
Commander Douglas E. Kennedy Island Dioceses.
Sgt. Jeffrey D. Michalski
Lt. Col. Brian Jovag God Bless, Mary Rose
Msgt. Timothy Mahoney
USMC Sgt. Brandon T. Russell
Director of Religious ED Office Hours
If you know someone who is in the military and would like to have
their name included in this space please email the information to
Mary Rose office hours are: Tuesday 9 am– 2 pm, Wednesday
[email protected] with name and rank. Thank you.
1 pm -9 pm, Thursday 9 am -2pm, and Sunday 8 am-11a
You can email Mary at [email protected]
Extended —Rosary for Peace
Hours subject to change.
We have extended the rosary to November 24th. The
In Memory
Catholic Daughters is inviting everyone to either attend a
rosary at 12:15 pm or 5:15 pm on Monday in the
Please remember in your prayers all the faithful departed
Cathedral for peace in the world. If you cannot attend please
members of St. Mary’s Cathedral
say a rosary at your home or work sometime that day.
Especially: Victoria Hernandez Avila-Farfan, Rita Jacobsen &
Carmen Santos
Mary’s Closet Weekly Special
May they rest in Peace.
Thrift Store October 27th– Nov 1st
Memorial Mass
Monday, Wednesday and Saturday
Vases, candle holders pictures/lamps—50% off
There will be a Memorial Mass on Sunday, November 2nd at
the
5 pm Mass to honor our beloved deceased from St. Mary’s
Adults who are divorced, windowed or legally separated
Cathedral.
Court Ave Maria Catholic Daughters of America No
A Beginning Experience (BE) Weekend retreat for the widowed,
1263 and the Knights of Columbus.
separated and divorced is planned for November 14-16 at the
Please
join us to honor these precious souls.
Archdioceses Retreat Center, St. Joseph’s Hall, 3330 North 60
Mary’s Closet
Street, Omaha. The weekend begins Friday evening at 7 pm and
ends Sunday at 4 pm. The loss of a loved one through separation,
divorce or death is one of life’s most traumatic experiences. This
weekend retreat is designed to be a time to heal and a time to turn
the pain of loss into an adventure of grace. The weekend is open
to individuals of all faiths. Pre-registration is required. Cost is $100
semi-private or $125 private sleeping room. For more information
and an application, visit www.beginningexperienceofomaha.org or
call/email Kay Buhrman at the Family Life Office at 402-551-9003
Ext. 1304, [email protected].
Today is Priests’ Appreciation Breakfast
In honor of the priests who serve us here
at the Cathedral, we are having a parish
breakfast on today, Sunday, October
26th, from 7:30 am until noon. We will
serve pancakes & sausage and breakfast casserole. Please make plans to
attend and show your gratitude to Frs.
Richard, Jose, and Thomas.
Parish Information
St. Libory Annual Parish Soup Supper
St. Libory Catholic Church Annual Parish Soup Supper is
Sunday, November 2nd with soup being served from 3:30 pm 6:30 pm. Menu includes: Homemade Turkey Noodle and Chili
Soup with desserts and pie. Activities start at 1:30 with Bingo.
Other activities include: Country Store, Cake Walk, Raffle and
Silent Auction
Day of the Dead 5K & Fiesta
The Multicultural Coalition of Grand Island is once again hosting
a Day of the Dead 5K & Fiesta on Nov. 1 at Stuhr
Museum! There will be free entertainment (African Drums,
Azteck Fire Dancers, Mexican Folkloric Dancers, Salsa Dancers
and much more). There will be lots of food and activities as well
for young and old as well as an Ofrenda Art Installation. There is
a 1 mile Skeleton Dash in the afternoon and a timed 5K race that
will pass through the cemetery at sundown.
Get all the details at www.deadfiesta.com.
We are looking for celebrants, runners, artists and volunteers.
See you there!
Link to sign up to volunteer:http://www.volunteerspot.com/login/
entry/19990653037
Thank you
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Apologist Trent Horn Coming to Grand Island
As part of its 15th anniversary celebration, join Spirit 91.5-FM, in
partnership with the Diocese of Grand Island, for “A Beginner’s
Guide to Defending the Catholic Faith” with Trent Horn, a Catholic
apologist with Catholic Answers, Thursday, November 6th, at
7 pm at Blessed Sacrament Church in Grand Island.
Nationally-renowned speaker and regular guest on Catholic
Answers Live, Horn will help you learn how to engage people of
other faiths or no faith and speak about the Catholic faith with
clarity and compassion.
Tickets are $5, and they’re available at Blessed Sacrament’s
rectory, as well as St. Leo Church rectory in Grand Island, Ss.
Peter and Paul Church rectory in St. Paul and St. James Church
rectory in Kearney.
For more information, visit spiritcatholicradio.com or call 855-5710200.
“Exploring Benedictine Life: Listening in Context,”
A weekend opportunity, November 28-30, 2014, to give your
attention to the One who loves you! If you are a young, single,
Catholic woman, who feels drawn to religious life and would like to
know more about the Benedictine way of listening and praying, this
retreat is for you. No cost. For more information, see Discernment
Retreat: www.yanktonbenedictines.org/vocation-events/ or call
605-668-6092. Deadline for registration is November 21.
Thank you very much for your contribution to last week’s World
Mission Sunday collection. Your prayers and donations will help
missionaries across the world share the Gospel and continue
Holy Hour for the Election and Our Country
their work at the service of the poor and vulnerable. Please pray
Tuesday November 4th - 6pm - 7pm
for the work of Missio and all those working to offer the love of
Election
day
is
almost
here! Please join us during the evening of
Jesus, that we may remain strong in our witness to Christ’s love
the election for a Holy Hour during the last hour the polls are open
for all peoples. To continue supporting mission throughout the
from 6-7 pm on Tuesday, November 4th.No Catholic should vote
year please contact Missio directly on 020 7821 9755.
for any candidate that supports abortion, so-called "same-sex
marriage", and other issues directly opposed to the beliefs and
PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS
teachings of the Church. Sadly, many do not understand this. We
Compassionate Heart of Jesus,
MUST PRAY for our Nation. Join us in prayer on Election Day.
graciously listen to our prayers.
Christmas Musicians’ Rehearsals
Give us generous hearts
to respond to your call in our lives.
Ho, Ho, Ho, Merry…October… Yep, we’re
Lift up courageous men and women
already planning our celebration of Birth of
willing to follow after your heart
Jesus, and a key component is YOU! To
as priests, sisters, brothers, and deacons.
enable the maximum number of people to
Help parents and teachers to share the
participate, we are going to have five
faith and to encourage young people
rehearsals on the six Thursdays prior to Christmas (no rehearsal
to explore religious vocations.
on Thanksgiving Day) from 7 – 9 pm in the Cathedral. While
Guide all people, Lord, in your ways
attending all five rehearsals is the goal for creating a beautiful and
of compassion, truth, and peace,
inspiring Liturgy, if participants can attend at least three rehearsals,
that we may find happiness
they should be sufficiently prepared to take part in the music for
in fulfilling our vocation.
Midnight Mass, etc.
Amen.
Please mark your calendar now. Rehearsals will be:
Thursday, November 13, Thursday, November 20, Thursday,
Please remember your parish
December 4, Thursday, December 11, Thursday, December 18
Everyone is invited. We hope to see you on the 13th!
in your planned giving.
Youth/Parish News
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Central Catholic
Its Party Time! Come and help celebrate one of the most successful girls’ volleyball coaches in the state of Nebraska! This season,
Coach Zavala put her 900th win in the books and we would like to formally recognize her for all of her efforts on Thursday, October
30th at the Grand Island Central Catholic home game against Heartland Lutheran. Please join us to cheer on the Crusaders that
night; the game starts at 7:00 p.m. and then plan to stay after the game for a reception in Coach Zavala’s honor. Whether you are a
past volleyball player or a parent of a past player, this is a great opportunity to truly honor Coach, given her 40 plus years of service to
our kids, how remarkable to achieve 900 wins in a lifetime!
Central Catholic Fundraisers Soup Sale The FAMOUS GICC CRUSADER Chilli and Chicken Noodle soup is once again available for you to enjoy at home. The order deadline is November 2nd. Please contact GICC to place your order.
A Knight at Tiffany: Invitations for the 2014 Knight, “A Knight at Tiffany’s” should have arrived in your mailboxes last week! If you
did not receive one but would like to, please call the GICC Foundation office (382-5499) today so we can be sure to get you one! You
won’t want to miss it! The 2014 Knight will be Friday, November 21 and it’s always a huge project that greatly benefits our students
and the school. We could not have such a successful event without the help of all the parents, students and friends of GICC that volunteer each year. Many opportunities are available to help again this year. Please visit Volunteer Spot at http://vols.pt/24pHbt to sign
up to help for the 2014 Knight and help make this year’s Knight the most successful yet! If you are unable to access Volunteer Spot
online, please feel free to call the Foundation Office at 382-5499 to let us know you’re able to help.
Employment Opportunity at GICC The Grand Island Central Catholic (GICC) Foundation is seeking an Executive Assistant to organize, support and account for fund raising and office administration efforts. This is a full time position with excellent wage and competitive benefits. Candidate must have office management support experience, good oral and written skills, and strong computer
skills, including experience with word, excel and accounting software (Quickbooks specifically). Visit www.gicentralcatholic.organd
click on the “About the Foundation” tab for full job description. Submit your cover letter and resume by email no later than October
31, 2014 to: [email protected], Attention: Executive Director.
Multicultural Coalition’s Day of the Dead 5K & Fiesta Multicultural Coalition's Day of the Dead 5K & Fiesta in Nov.1st at Stuhr Museum! It will be a spectacular day with loads of entertainment including salsa dancing, Aztec Fire Dancers, African Drums, Mexican
Folkloric Dancers. There will be lots of family friendly activities during the day like sugar skull decorating, face painting, little train
rides, games, an art installation of ofrendas, a 1 Mile Skeleton Dash and the Big 5K at Sundown around the cemetery. The after party
is a black light bash with a special black light performance by the Aztec Dancers, salsa dance lessons and music, black light body
paint and more. Get your FIESTA on at the Multicultural Coalition's 2nd Annual Day of the Dead 5K & Fiesta! For more information
visit http://www.deadfiesta.com/
News/Spiritual
Today Readings
First Reading — You shall not oppress an alien, for you yourselves were once aliens in Egypt (Exodus 22:20-26).
Second Reading — You became imitators of the Lord, so that
you became a model for all believers
(1 Thessalonians 1:5c-10).
Gospel — You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart,
and you shall love your neighbor as yourself (Matthew 22:34-40).
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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 October 2014
Peace: That the Lord may grant peace to those parts of the
world most battered by war and violence.
World Mission Day: That World Mission Day may rekindle in
every believer zeal for carrying the Gospel into all the world.
Thoughts: LOVE SHOWN IN ACTION
Do you receive the word of God with joy as the
Thessalonians did? Their faith showed in their actions. They
became models for other believers.
The first reading tells us to put our faith into action. This
passage is part of a long list of ordinances God commanded the
Israelites to observe. God will judge us by how we treat our
neighbors. God will hear the cries of any whom we neglect or
mistreat and will come to their defense.
In today’s Gospel the Pharisees put the question of God’s law
to Jesus. “Which commandment of the law is the greatest?” (Matthew 22:36) How could he possibly choose from all the
detailed commandments the Jews observed? He was sure to
offend somebody by his answer! Of course, Jesus went right to
the heart of the matter. Love is the greatest commandment—love
of God and love of neighbor. Everything else is based on this.
Reflecting on God’s Word
In an article on “successful aging” (New Theology Review,
Saints and Special Observances
November, 2010), Dr. Lawrence M. Lenoir proposes that the art of
Sunday:
Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time;
giving and receiving love is at the heart of growing old gracefully.
Priesthood Sunday;
Research shows that being in a loving relationship quiets the
National World Youth Day (U.S.)
demons of depression and despair. So, if you want to be healthy,
Tuesday:
Ss. Simon and Jude
be loving. Jesus would agree.
Friday:
Halloween
The rabbis of Jesus’ day argued about which was the greatest
Saturday: All Saints; First Saturday
commandment of the six hundred thirteen in the Torah. When the
Pharisees asked Jesus, he answered that what God wanted most
Word of Life
from the chosen people who had been liberated from slavery and
“The credibility of a healthcare system is not measured solely by called to live in a covenantal relationship was a return of the love
efficiency, but above all by the attention and love given to the
God showed to them. This love has two faces: loving God totally
person, whose life is always sacred and inviolable.”
and loving one another as one loves oneself.
Loving is a contagious activity. If you are loved, you tend to be
Pope Francis, “Address of Holy Father Francis to Participants in loving. Paul is sounding this note when he writes to the
the Meeting Organized by the International Federation of Catholic Thessalonians about how they became imitators of him and his
Medical Associations,” September 20, 2013
fellow evangelizers Timothy and Silvanus, and of the Lord
himself, receiving the word and living in faith, joy, and love for
BORN TO LOVE
each other, because they believed in God’s love for them,
We were born to love, we live to love,
revealed in Christ.
and we will die to love still more.
Our love must flow outward in compassionate generosity. The
—Joseph Cafasso
Lord called on Israel to show its love by not oppressing aliens, not
wronging weak orphans and defenseless widows, and not
Religious Articles for Sale
extorting the poor by demanding interest on loans. No less is
asked of those who have received the Holy Spirit and live in
In the parish office we have some religious articles for sale. We
community with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. That’s us. Love
have rosaries, children's paperback Mass books, prayer
one another.
books, bibles and catechisms in English and Spanish. The office
—James A. Wallace, C.Ss.R.
is open Monday–Thursday 8:30am–4:30pm.
Copyright © 2012, World Library Publications. All rights reserved.
Parish Information
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.
Adoration, Healing Mass,
Chaplet, and Rosary
Hora Santa: Primer Sábado de cada mes a las 7pm
First Friday Rosary– 4:50 pm before 5:15 pm Mass
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 -6 pm
El Pescador Rosary –Every Thursday -10 am
Daily Rosary—After every 7 am Mass
Religious Ed Class Times (September– April)
6:30 pm– 730 pm Wednesday, 8:45 am-9:45 am Sunday
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
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PARISH STAFF/ ADMINISTRACIÓN PARROQUIAL
(308) 384-2523/ (308) 384-2527 (fax)
[email protected]
www.stmarysgi.com
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Associate Pastor:
Pastor:
Rev. Richard Piontkowski Jr.,ext 201 Rev. Thomas Pasala, ext 204
[email protected]
[email protected]
Episcopal Vicar for Hispanic Ministry in the
Diocese of Grand Island, in residence:
Rev. Jose Chavez, ext 211 [email protected]
Director of Religious Education
Parish Activities Coordinator:
Mrs. Mary Rose ext 213
Bulletin Editor:
[email protected]
Mrs. Barbara Bosak, ext 233
[email protected]
Director of Music:
Secretary/Bookkeeper:
Mr. Scott Rieker ext 219
Ms.
Angelica Calderon ext. 220
[email protected]
[email protected]
Hispanic Ministry:
Bi-Lingual Secretary/Secretaria:
Mrs. Esther Gomez, ext 300
Mrs. Patty Zuniga, ext 221
[email protected]
[email protected]
Parish Nurse:
Maintenance Director:
Mrs. Kena Zebert RN, ext 235
Deacon
John Farlee, ext 226
[email protected]
[email protected]
Cathedral Daycare: Director:
Mrs. Judy Priess, 398-4047
[email protected] or
[email protected]
Assistant Director
Mrs. Misty Uhrich, 398-4047
[email protected]
Mary’s Closet
Ms. Ann Baker, 391–1527
[email protected]
Immigration Office
Carmen & Jacinto Corona /
Yolanda Chavez Nuncio
308-381-2855 Ext. 301
The Parish Office Hours are 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
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Del escritorio de la Oficina de
Educación Religiosa
Estimados padres de familia, la semana pasada cubrimos
Ambiente Seguro y una pequeña lección básica sobre la
Teología del Cuerpo en relación con nuestro propio cuerpo y el
alma y las de los demás, desde la concepción hasta la muerte.
Como cristianos se nos enseña y recuerda que en el Evangelio
de hoy “Amarás al Señor tu Dios con todo tu corazón, y con toda
tu alma y con toda tu mente.” Este es el mayor y el primer
mandamiento.
Y el segundo es parecido: “Amarás a tu prójimo como a ti
mismo." Estos mandamientos son la ley de Dios en la forma en
que tratamos a nosotros mismos, nuestro cuerpo y los que nos
rodean. Todos sabemos que Dios nos hizo y cuando hacemos
algo a otro en realidad lo estamos haciendo a Dios. Tenemos
que tomar una posición y no tolerar el hostigamiento, inadecuado
o media comportamiento físico o verbal. Con la tecnología
moderna tenemos que ser conscientes de qué y quiénes son
nuestros hijos se están comunicando con en el internet,
mensajes de texto y con quien se reúnen. Por favor revise con
sus hijos el material enviado a casa.
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Platica Pre-bautismal para el mes de Noviembre:
El domingo 23 de Noviembre es la siguiente platica prebautismal a las 2pm en el Centro Parroquial. Solamente
se permitirá que tomen esta plática las familias que se han
registrado para tomarla. Los interesados por favor llamen a la
oficina para que se les pueda decir los requisitos necesarios. 308
-384-2523 lunes a jueves de 8:30am-4:30pm.
Entrenamiento de Monaguillos Niños de tercer grado en
adelante quienes ya recibieron su Primera Comunión y les gustaría servir como Monaguillos. Hay un entrenamiento programado
para Enero, pero si no quieren esperar hasta esa fecha por favor
llamen a la oficina parroquial con Barbara 384-2523 ext. 233.
Misa Memorial La Misa de las 5pm el domingo 2 de Noviembre
será para honrar la Memoria de los finados de Sta. Maria, Hijas
Católicas de las Américas #1263, Corte Ave Maria y los Caballeros de Colon. Por favor acompáñenos para honrar estas hermosas almas.
Rosario por la Paz El ministerio de señoras Católicas invitan a
toda la comunidad a rezar el rosario por la paz. Los lunes a las
12:15pm o a las 5:15pm en la Iglesia. Si no pueden venir por faEs importante discutir y hablar con sus hijos para que usted sepa vor de rezar el rosario en su hogar. Esto continuará hasta Nov.
sus amigos y siguen ayudando y mantener un ambiente seguro 24.
para ellos. Si usted tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud no dude en Reflexiones de Vida “La credibilidad de un sistema sanitario no
comunicarse conmigo o los puedo referir a la Diócesis de Grand se mide sólo por la eficiencia, sino sobre todo por la atención y el
Island.
amor hacia las personas, cuya vida siempre es sagrada e inviolaDios los bendiga, Mary Rose
ble”. Papa Francisco, “Discurso del Santo Padre Francisco a los
Participantes en la Conferencia organizada por la Federación
Horarios de Oficina de Mary RoseInternacional de las Asociaciones Médicas Católicas”, 20 de
Directora de Educación Religiosa
septiembre de 2013
Mary Rose es la nueva persona encargada del programa de
Cambio de Hora
Educación Religiosa para los grados Kínder-al 12. Esto incluye
Noviembre
2
amanecemos
con el cambio de hora,
todo relacionado a las Primeras Comuniones y Confirmaciones.
recuerde
de
retrasar
el
reloj
una
hora el sábado en la
Usted puede encontrar a Mary Rose en su oficina los Martes y
noche.
Jueves de 9am-2pm, los miércoles de 1-9pm, Domingos 8am11am. Por teléfono al 384-2523 ext. 213 correo electrónico
Noviembre 2 Conmemoración a los Fieles Difuntos
[email protected]
Debido a que cae en un fin de semana, las misas dominicales
serán para honrar la memoria de Todos los Fieles Difuntos en
Danza Rosa de Guadalupe
general. No tendremos intenciones o nombramientos
Se invita a los jóvenes , jóvenes adultos y todas las personas en
individuales.
general a participar en la danza la Rosa de Guadalupe. Para los
horarios y lugares de práctica por favor de comunicarse con
Renovación del TPS
Sergio Gutiérrez al 308-850-0708.
Hondureños con el TPS, ya pueden enviar sus aplicaciones para
Hora Santa por las Elecciones y Nuestro País
la renovación del TPS. Para más detalles hablen con Carmen
Se acerca la fecha de votar! Por favor acompáñenos durante la
Corona en la oficina de inmigración
tarde de las votaciones para una Hora Santa el martes 4 de
308-381-2855 por favor dejen sus mensajes si no contestamos.
Noviembre de 6-7pm. La Hora Santa será durante al ultima hora
40 Días por la Vida
que se encuentra abiertos los lugares para votar de 6-7pm.
Ningún Católico debe votar por candidatos quienes apoyan los En la misión de salvar a los no nacidos, no hay que
Abortos, apoyan matrimonios del mismo sexo, y otros temas que preocuparnos por lo que va a pasar con nosotros sí actuamos;
se oponen directamente con las creencias y enseñanzas de la vamos a preocuparnos por lo que va a pasar con los niños por
iglesia. Tristemente muchos no entienden esto. DEBEMOS orar nacer si no actuamos para salvarnos. Hay reportes de 281 niños
por nuestra Nación. Acompáñanos el martes 4 de noviembre, día salvados de ser abortados desde el miércoles 24 de septiembre a
de elecciones.
la fecha de hoy. Sigamos fielmente con nuestras oraciones.
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El Especial de la semana en Mary’s Closet:
Ven a comprar la semana de Oct. 27-Nov. 1 y obtén un 50% de
descuento en la candelabras, floreros, marcos de fotos,
lámparas. La tienda está abierta los Lunes, Miércoles de 1-4pm
y los sábados de 10am-3pm.
En Memoria Amorosa….
Recordemos en nuestras oraciones a los siguientes
finados y a sus familias:
Victoria Hernandez Avila-Farfan, Rita Jacobsen &
Carmen Santos
Quienes fallecieron esta semana …
Que descansen en Paz.
EL AMOR ESTÁ EN LA ACCIÓN
¿Recibes la palabra de Dios con gozo, al igual que hicieron
los tesalonicenses? Su fe se reflejó en sus acciones. Se
convirtieron en ejemplo para otros creyentes.
La primera lectura nos dice que pongamos nuestra fe en
acción. Este pasaje es parte de una larga lista de reglas que
Dios impone a los israelitas para su observancia y para respetar
su Ley. Dios nos juzgará por cómo nosotros tratamos a nuestros
semejantes. Dios escuchará los llantos de todo aquel al que
desatendemos o maltratamos, y vendrá en su defensa.
En el Evangelio de hoy, los fariseos plantean la cuestión de la
Ley de Dios. “¿Cuál es el mandamiento más importante de la
Ley?” (Mateo 22:36). ¿Cómo es posible que él pueda elegir de
entre todos los detallados mandamientos que los judíos
observaban? ¡Sin duda que ofendería a alguien con su
respuesta! Sin embargo, Jesús fue derecho al grano. El amor es
el más grande de todos los mandamientos, el amor de Dios y el
amor del prójimo. Todo lo demás se basa en esto.
Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Trigésimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
26 de octubre de 2014
“Amarás al Señor, tu Dios,
con todo tu corazón,
con toda tu alma
y con toda tu mente”.
— Mateo 22:37
Hoy es Domingo del Sacerdocio Oct. 26
Felicitamos y agradecemos a los Sacerdotes de nuestra
Parroquia. Gracias por todo lo que hacen por nuestra parroquia,
nuestras familias. Que nuestro señor los siga bendiciendo con
salud y bienestar.
TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE
En tiempos pasados, cuando los fieles latinoamericanos se
enfermaban gravemente se mandaba traer al sacerdote para que
le administrara los “santos óleos” o la “extremaunción”. Nadie
quería ver a un sacerdote acércasele con los óleos porque significaba que uno estaba por morir.
Gracias a Dios, las reformas del Concilio Vaticano II han
regresado al sacramento de la Unción de los Enfermos su sentido
original. Este sacramento es celebrado para todos los que tengan
alguna enfermedad seria, aunque no sea de muerte. El
sacramento es para pedir consuelo para el enfermo y si es
voluntad de Dios, la salud. Este sacramento no debe ser
reservado para preparar al paciente para la muerte.
Santiago, en su carta a los cristianos, nos dice que si uno de
nosotros está enfermo que llame al presbítero de la Iglesia para
que lo unja con óleo o aceite santo. Y añade que la oración
hecha con fe perdonará los pecados del enfermo y lo sanará para
que recupere su vida cotidiana. Este sacramento, como todos los
sacramentos, son para la vida, tanto la vida cotidiana como lo
vida eterna.
—Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
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Mary’s Table
10 am Citizenship
Class
6 pmYouth Gr(Sp)
7 pm Hora Santa
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Mary’s Table
8:45am Rel Ed
10 am RICA (sp)
5 pm Memorial
Mass
4 pm EP
7pm Bingo
12:15 pm Rosary
by CDA
1 pm Quilters
5:15 pm Rosary
by CDA
10am EP
6:30 pm CDA
4 pm Quinceañera
Rehearsal
6 pm Quinceañera
Rehearsal
6:30 pm Rel Ed
7pm Confirmation
10 am EP Rosary
1 pm Quilters
2 pm Tai Chi
5:15 pm
Blue Mass
6 pm EP
6:30 pm RCIA
7pm DivorceCare
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10
11 Adoration
12
13
8:45am Rel Ed
10 am RICA (Sp)
12:15 pm Rosary
by CDA
1 pm Quilters
5:15 pm Rosary
by CDA
6:30 pm (Eng) Pre
Baptism Class
7pm Cathedral
Ladies
7pm 4th Degree
10am EP
2 pm
Elders Group
2:50 pm Chapel of
Mercy
3:30 pm Christian
Service
6:30 pm Parish
and Finance
10 am EP Rosary
4 pm Quinceañera 11 am Healing
Rehearsal
Mass (E)
11:30 pm Friend6:30 pm Rel Ed
ship Luncheon
7pm Confirmation 1 pm Quilters
2 pm Tai Chi
6 pm EP
6:30 pm RCIA
7 pm DivorceCare
7pm Stephen Mn
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8:45am Rel Ed
10 am RICA (Sp)
4 pm EP
12:15 pm Rosary
by CDA
1 pm Quilters
5:15 pm Rosary
by CDA
7pm Knights of
Columbus
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8:45am Rel Ed
10 am RICA (Sp)
2 pm Spanish
Pre Baptism
Class
4 pm EP
12:15 pm Rosary
by CDA
1 pm Quilters
5:15 pm Rosary
by CDA
4 pm EP
7 pm Bingo
30 1st Sunday of
Advent
No Rel Ed
10 am RICA (Sp)
25
Adoration
20
7 First Friday
5:45 pm Wedding
Rehearsal
7pm Young Adults
(Sp)
14
8 8:15am
Quinceañera
10 am
Quinceañera
10am Citizenship
Class
2pm Wedding
6 pm Youth Group
(Sp)
15
8 am EP
10 am Citizenship
Class
7pm Young Adults 2 pm
(Sp)
Quinceañera
6 pm Youth Group
(Sp)
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4 pm Quinceañera 10 am EP Rosary
Rehearsal
1 pm Quilters
2 pm Tai Chi
6 pm EP
6:30 pm Rel Ed
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Thanksgiving
Mass
7pm Open House
27 Thanksgiving
Day
Office,
SMIP
Daycare closed
10 am Private
Rental
6 pm Youth Group
(Sp)