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Sunday, January 18, 2015
CROSS CURRENTS
Thoughts on a Cathedral Alive
Fr. Joseph L. Waters
Beloved in Christ:
I COMMEND OUR PARISHIONERS: Christmas Season at the Cathedral was joyful and demonstrated an obvious out-pouring of Faith. I also noted how well our parishioners invited and welcomed more of our brothers and sisters to worship with them. I know that God will continue to greatly bless our spiritual journey
in 2015.
AS WE RETURN TO ORDINARY TIME: The Lectionary’s readings for the Second Sunday of the Year call us
to receive more deeply and respond more authentically to Christ’s call to discipleship. The Lamb of God,
who takes away the sins of the world, beckons to us to stretch beyond ourselves and join with fervor his
redemptive mission. The call to discipleship can only be realized in prayers and actions imbued with the
Gospel’s twofold command of love for God and neighbor.
CHRIST CALL ALSO COMES WITHIN OUR FAMILY: Christ’s call to listen, receive his gospel of love and joy
and respond with charity and courage to his commands must be heard within our family and primary vocation. Each family member must step up, as it were, to the call of discipleship alive in the life of their
family. Only in this way can the ideal of family life as a place of growth in maturity and holiness be made
manifest in our world. In the daily living of family life we need to ask not only: “What would Jesus do?”
But also: “What is Jesus calling me to do?” Each of us is an instrument of the Church’s Apostolic Mission and each of us is called to share the burdens of the Gospel especially in family life.
APA TIME: It is time for me to ask our parishioners to begin to think about our Annual Pastoral Appeal.
The annual appeal helps the parish meet its diocesan assessment and share with the larger Church in the
works of charity and the apostolate that God has entrusted to us. Therefore, I reiterate my often stated
message: In order for our Parish to grow as we ought, meet our obligations and do the work that is ours to
do our parish needs to be a “Total Stewardship Parish.” “Total” has to do with the percentage of our parishioners who trust God’s biblical plan for their lives and truly invest in proportionate giving. Presently
this figure is about 20% of our parishioners and about 10 % more of our parishioners who give in some
way during the year. What if…? What would our parish be like, and what would we be able to accomplish if more of of our parishioners made the pledge to: (1) actively participate in Holy Mass every Sunday (2) Prioritize cultivating holiness in their daily use of their time and talent, and (3) Bring to worship
an offering which represents their true gratitude to God and their generosity in returning a portion of their
income which is worthy of God’s many blessings? I ask you to prayerfully imagine the reality that would
result if more parishioners received the call to biblical stewardship. I also ask you to ask how the Lord is
asking you to respond personally to the call to be a “Total Stewardship Parish.” Often people share with
me their prayer for greater trust in God. The practice of stewardship is one way a disciple learns that our
God is trustworthy. God is faithful to his promises; always.
Let us thank God always and for everything –Fr.
Waters
the Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Processional Hymn:
Responsorial Psalm:
Offertory Hymn:
#700 “The Servant Song”
Communion Hymn:
#686 “Here I Am, Lord”
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“More blessed still are those
who hear the word of God and keep it!”
Luke 11:27-28
Weekend of January 11th:
Envelope Offertory
Online Giving
Anonymous, loose cash
Total Weekly Offertory
Number of Contributors
Average Offertory Contribution
$14,216.92
$893.50
$2,297.67
$17,408.09
353
$42.81
Thank you for your generosity to the
Cathedral of St. Jude.
Thank you for your Generosity to the
Annual Pastoral Appeal 2014
APA 2014 Goal
Total Pledged
Total Paid
Number of Pledges
Average Pledge
% of Goal Pledged
% of Goal Paid
$170,467.00
$111,194.34
$106,649.04
325
$342.14
65.23%
62.56%
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As always, thank you for your each and every gift!.
Marriages
Drivers needed for the Church bus on Saturday. The bus
leaves at approx. 2:45 PM on Saturday for pickups and arrives at
the Church at 3:50 PM.. The bus then drops off all riders and is back at the
Church at approx. 6:00 PM. The volunteer duty is once a month on regular 4
week months and twice when there is a 5th week. Please respond to Randall
Sutherland @ 727-510-4195 if interested in this ministry.
FREE COFFEE AND DONUTS
Cathedral Corner
in the Parish Center
After ALL Morning Masses on Sundays
Bonus: FREE FELLOWSHIP!
Please contact
Carol Fox for Marriage
Preparation at
[email protected]
or 727-686-1860
CELEBRATE YOUR WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY AT MASS
On the third Sunday of each month,
couples celebrating an anniversary in
each respective month will be recognized at the 9:30am Mass. Couples
who wish to attend should contact
the parish office at (727) 347-9702
and special seating will be set aside
for those who wish to sit with other
celebrating couples each month.
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Into Your Hands, O Lord, we commend
the souls of our dearly departed especially
Mary Louise Carroll and David Flood, Jr..
Please pray for our sick:
Monday, January 19
Martin Luther King, Jr.
Office Closed
8:15am
† Adele Swartz
Tuesday, January 20
8:15am
† Daniel and Louise
Romanello
11:00am
Christina and Jack
Tompkins
Wednesday, January 21
8:15am
For Vocations
11:00am
† Joseph Tenner
Thursday, January 22
8:15am
† Dennis Merkey
11:00am
For the Sick
Friday, January 23
8:15am
In Thanksgiving
11:00am
† Edna McCann
Saturday, January 24
8:15am
† Charlotte Rauch
4:00pm
† Lucy Bednarek
Sunday, January 25
8:00am
† Dorothy M. Fath
9:30am
For All Parishioners
11:30am
For All Parishioners
12:30pm
Katherine Bauer
(Latin Mass)
4:00pm
Luigina Gugletti
(Italian Mass)
6:00pm
† Phyllis Shields
Sacrament of Penance
Saturday: 2:30pm—3:30pm
Daily after 11:00am Mass
Barbara McArdle, Phyllis A. Tuttle, Joseph Stefanski, Judy Ambler,
Jeannie Martingano, Nick Carter, Katie Steele, Clare Braski,
Paul Kellner, Alissa Van Wanzeele, Michael Allen, Maggie Ambler, Hope Irvin,
Mr. and Mrs. Cisceck, Hal Gens, Michael Woerner, Raquel Salazar,
Simone Leonard, Maybelle Adams, Clara Reilly, Donna Borowczyk,
Billy Demers, Danny Demers, Perry Page, Lisa Richardson,
Richard Stern and Rosie Williams
St. Jude Fire of the Spirit Prayer Line: 727-686-8451
Readings for January 25, 201
Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
First Reading: Jonah 3:1-5, 10
Second Reading: 1 Corinthians 7:29-31
Gospel: Mark 1:14-20
Celebrate with Fr. Roger L. Bisson
60 Years of Priesthood
On Sunday, February 1, 2015
Fr. Roger invites you
to join him at the 11:30am Mass,
to thank God for his many blessings.
Baptism
The next Baptism Class is
February 1st following the
9:30am Mass. Please contact
the Parish Office at
727-347-9702 to register.
Messa in Italiano
Our Lady’s Chapel
Mass in Italian at 4:00 PM.
Next Mass January 25th
Please come to pray and sing
in ITALIANO (Italian)
Celebrant:
Fr. Anthony M. Fortunato, O. de M.
Holy Hour for Vocations
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
7:00pm-8:00pm
In the Cathedral
Sponsored by: SERRA Club
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February 13, 2015 6:30pm
Limited Seating
$50 per Couple
Cocktails and Appetizers at 6:30pm
Dinner 7:00pm catered by Da Sesto Italiano Ristorante
Dancing 8:00pm—until...
Age 21 and Above Please
Tickets available soon!
Proceeds to benefit our youth ministry.
Columbiette’s of the Cathedral
of St. Jude the Apostle
3rd Annual Rose Fundraiser
Proceeds to Help Support
Casa House for
Abused Women and Children
Put a smile on your loved ones face
with beautiful roses while supporting
a great cause.
We are preselling the roses for pickup on Friday, February 13th from the
parish center. Order forms will be
available from any Columbiette or can
be emailed directly to you.
For more information or to place an
order directly, please contact Pam
Bielicki at 727-244-3506 or email
[email protected]. You may
also contact Johanne L. Howard at
727-656-3537 or email [email protected].
Please join Bishop Lynch and The
Catholic Foundation in supporting the
Catholic schools of the Diocese of St.
Petersburg. Proceeds from the event
will benefit students through our tuition assistance initiatives.
Congratulations!
Knight of the Month
Tom Penman
Family of the Month
Mike Masterson Family
The Catholic Foundation Celebration
Saturday, February 7, 2015
6:30 to 9:30pm
A La Carte Event Pavilion
For more information, visit
[email protected]
January 18, 2015
Hector Olivera
IN CONCERT
Cathedral of St. Jude
the Apostle
Friday, February 6
7:00 p.m.
IV Manual Rodgers/
Ruffatti Organ
TampaBayCelebrationof
LifeRally
Join with Christians across Tampa Bay
to stand for the unborn! Friday, Feb. 6;
7-9 PM. Saturday, Feb. 7; 10 am until
1 PM. Dove Award winning artists
“Sidewalk Prophets” will open the
Rally with a free concert on Friday,
followed by featured guest speaker
Abby Johnson, former Planned
Parenthood director and best-selling
author. On Saturday, prayer will be led
by Rev. Robert Schneider. Abby Johnson will be joined by Alveda King,
niece of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The
internationally known group “The Silver Ring Thing” will perform an amazing multimedia presentation on purity
for the youth.
Location: Calvary Chapel (8900 U.S.
19, Pinellas Park, 33782). For more
information visit http://
tampabayprolife.org or contact Sabrina
at 813-246-6916; [email protected]
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Please join us as we celebrate the 60
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The Cathedral School of St. Jude
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Saturday, January 31, 2015
Special Anniversary Mass
Celebrated in the Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle—4:00 p.m.
Stroll the School
Join old friends as you reminisce and walk the halls—5:30 p.m.
Celebraon Dinner
Served in the parish center at the end of stroll—6:15 p.m.
Cathedral of St. Jude Apostle Parish Center
5815 5th Avenue North, St. Petersburg, Florida
$20 per person
Complimentary wine or beer
Catered by Carrabba's Restaurant
Please call Monica Scognamiglio-Mena (Class of ’86) at 727-452-3852 or School oﬃce 727-347-8622
to reserve your table or 7cket. Please pre-pay at the school oﬃce or send payment by mail.
Limited Sea7ng. RSVP by January 27, 2015.
St. Jude School is where and how it began.
On September 7, 1954 St. Jude School opened its doors. On May 8, 1968, the news of the establishment
of a new Diocese of St. Petersburg was announced. Our parish church was designated The Cathedral of
St. Jude the Apostle and our St. Jude School became The Cathedral School. We Thank God for the many
blessings bestowed on our school. We are grateful for the leadership of the many principals, teachers and
religious men and woman who have served the Cathedral School of St. Jude throughout the years.
Celebrate with us as we honor the past 60 years. Reach out to those who became, or have become a special part of your time at St. Jude Cathedral School, a best friend, siblings, or a favorite teacher.
You are invited to join them and others as you stroll the hallways and revisit the classrooms of St. Jude
Cathedral School!
Enjoy the company of others during this trip down memory lane.
Saturday , January 31st, 2015
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Fr.
Michael
Gaitley, MIC
is a member of
the
Marian
Fathers of the
Immaculate
Conception
and author of
the bestselling books, Consoling the
Heart of Jesus, 33 Days to Morning
Glory, and his new book ‘You Did it
to Me’: A Practical Guide to Mercy in
Action. When he is not traveling, Fr.
Michael lives and works on Eden Hill
in Stockbridge, Mass., home of the
National Shrine of The Divine Mercy
January 30th in the Cathedral
Talk begins at 7:00 p.m. No registration needed
For information please contact:
Marybeth, 727-224-1156 or
[email protected]
Scripture Class
with Father James
Mondays in the
Meehan Room
9:00am—10:30am
7:00pm—8:30pm
January 19, 2015
(Office Closed due to Dr. Martin
Luther King Day)
There will be no make-up class as
I will be leaving with our youth
for the annual March for Life in
Washington, DC, January 21-24.
Please keep all in your prayers
The Daring Vocation of Christian Marriage
Saturday, February 7, 2015
8:30 a.m.–Noon
This workshop will look at the particular challenges that
married couples face in their efforts to maintain healthy,
committed, Christian marriages in a culture that provides
few supports for such a commitment. In response to
those cultural challenges, we will explore the theological
resources in our Catholic Christian tradition that can help
couples deepen the spiritual roots of their marriage relationship.
Dr. Richard R. Gaillardetz is the Joseph Professor of Catholic Systematic Theology at Boston College. He has published more than 100 articles and has authored or edited ten books, including A Daring Promise: A Spirituality of Christian Marriage (Liguori, 2007). He is married to Diana and they are the parents of
four boys.
Early Registration (by Friday, January 21, 2015) $20 per couple or $10 per individual.
After January 23 and day of event (if space is available) $25 per couple or $15
per individual.
All are welcome!
Questions: Please contact the parish office at 727.360.1147, ext. 203.Seating is
limited. Please call to check availability for day-of-event registration.
The Jubilee Mass of Thanksgiving with Bishop Robert Lynch honoring
couples throughout the diocese who will celebrate 25, 50 or more years
of marriage during 2015 will take place at the Cathedral of St. Jude the
Apostle on Sunday, February 8th at 3:00pm. If you wish to attend,
please contact the parish office.
Registrations must be received by Tuesday, January 20th.
Names: _________________________________________________
Phone:__________________________________________________
Address: ________________________________________________
City/Zip: ________________________________________________
Month/Date/Year of Marriage ____________________
Celebrating _______ years of marriage.
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St. Jude the Apostle Cathedral
5815 Fifth Ave. N.,
St. Petersburg, FL 33710
Office: Monday-Friday 8:30am—4:00pm
Ph. (727) 347-9702, Fax (727) 343-8370
www.cathedralalive.org
[email protected]
Bishop of the Diocese of St. Petersburg
The Most Reverend Robert N. Lynch
Rector
The Very Reverend Joseph L. Waters
Parochial Vicar
Reverend James Chia, OdeM
Deacon John Fox
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Wednesday: 11:30am– 7:00pm
Masses
Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm
Sunday: 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:30am
&6:00pm
Tridentine Mass : 12:30 in Chapel
Weekday Masses:
In Our Lady’s Chapel
Monday-Friday 8:15am and 11:00am
Saturday: 8:15am
Perpetual Novena in Honor of St. Jude
Monday: Rosary at 6:00pm;
Mass at 6:30pm
Sacrament of Penance
Saturday: 2:30pm—3:30pm
Daily after 11:00am Mass
St. Jude Gift and Book Store
Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:30pm
Sunday 9:00am—1:00pm
(727) 343-5599
[email protected]
Ladies 17 years and older.
Would you enjoy helping
your church and community? For information on being part OF THE COLUMBIETTES OF ST JUDE THE APOSTLE please contact Johanne L Howard
(727) 656-3537 or email at [email protected]
SERRA Club
For information about the
SERRA Club please call Lisa
Reeves, VP of Membership,
at 328-8583 or Kathy Bolich at 542-0418.
Knights of Columbus
For information contact Dave
Kanaszka at 727-289-1684 or
727-432-6191,
email
[email protected]: or visit
our website at: stjudekofc.org
Join the Fire of the Spirit Prayer
Group for singing, scripture reading,
guest speakers, peace and joy. Thursday evenings 7:30pm-9:00pm in the
parish center. We look forward to meeting you. For information please call
Nancy Kelly at 686-8451.
Holy Name Society
Baptism
Penance
Communion
Matrimony
Holy Orders
Anointing of the Sick
History
Faith
Educational
St. Jude the Apostle
Walking Tour
Journey of Faith
Cathedral School of St. Jude
Mr. Ross Bubolz, Principal
600 58th Street North,
St. Petersburg, Fl 33710
Phone: (727) 347-8622
Fax: (727) 343-0305
Grades: K-8, EC2, EC3 and EC4
Columbiettes
For information please contact Roger
Dandro at (727) 328-0115 or Gloria
Sznerch at (727) 345-8128. All interested Catholic men and women are
welcome.
Staff Directory
Faith Formation :
Music Ministry:
Marriage Information:
Youth Ministry:
Finance and Human Resources:
Coordinator of Facilities:
Gift and Book Store:
Deacon John Fox
Chris Berke
Carol Fox
John Barron
Judy Johnston
Laurie Jaworski
Sue Tambasco, (727)-343-5599
Monday-Friday 9– 3:30
Sunday 9-1
Closed January 19