BISHOP OF SALINA
+Bishop Edward Weisenburger Chancery—785-827-8746
CATHEDRAL STAFF PASTOR
Rev. Don Zimmerman— Ex 204 [email protected]
PAROCHIAL VICAR
Rev. Andrew Rockers—Ex 214
PERMANENT DEACONS
Deacon Mark Roberti (785) 259-9245 Deacon Jorge Rivera (785) 819-1431
PASTORAL MINISTER
Vicky Bonilla Ex 203
BUSINESS OFFICE MANAGER
Janie Garcia—Ex 201 [email protected] PASTORAL ASSOCIATE RELIGIOUS FORMATION Nancy Jaquay—Ex. 202 [email protected] SPANISH DRE Mirna Aranda MUSIC DIRECTOR Preston Sauers– (785) 810-8217 [email protected] MT. CALVARY CEMETERY Nancy Jaquay—Ex. 202 [email protected] PARISH RECEPTIONIST Wendy De Leon– Ex 200 [email protected] MAINTENANCE CARE Jim Newton 785-823-7221
SACRED
HEART
CATHEDRAL
118 N. 9th, Salina, KS 67401ST. JOSEPH
PARISH
Brookville, KS 785-823-7221To register with our parish family, please call or stop by the parish office.
Favor de llamar o ir a la oficina de la parroquia para registrarte con nuestra familia parroquial.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS:
Monday—Friday 9:00 a.m.– 12:00 p.m. Closed over the noon hour 1:00 p.m.— 5:00 p.m.
Parish Mission Statement:
The Community of Sacred Heart Cathedral, Mother Church of the Diocese of Salina, is united in Christ to:
Extend the Love and Mercy of God
Share our Faith and Unique Gifts
Strengthen the Family
Proclaim the Truth to All People Everywhere
MASS SCHEDULE MISAS English Español Saturday/Sábado: 8:00 a.m.
5:30 p.m. 7:15 p.m. Sunday/Domingo: 8:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m.
10:30 a.m. Monday –Friday 6:30 a.m.
8:00 a.m. Martes 7:15 p.m. CONFESSIONS CONFESIONES English Español Friday/Viernes: 7:30—7:50 a.m Saturday/Sábado: 4:30—5:15 p.m. 6:45—7:10 p.m. Sunday/Domingo: 10:00—10:20 a.m. 11:50—12:25 p.m. or by appointment with the priest.
BAPTISM BAUTISMOS
For information about the baptismal preparation class and to schedule your child’s baptism, please call the Parish Office at 823-7221.
Para mayor información sobre las platicas pre-bautismales en
español, favor de llamar a la oficina de la parroquia al 823-7221.
MARRIAGE MATRIMONIO
The Salina Diocese requires engaged couples to contact their parish priest six months in advance. Please contact your priest as soon as you decide to marry.
La Diócesis de Salina pide que las parejas que deseen casarse se comuniquen con el sacerdote con 6 meses de anticipación.
Office: 785-823-7221 785-823-7222 Fax: 785-820-8063 www.shcathedral.com
COR IESV INFLAMA COR NOSTRVM
AMORE TVI HEART OF JESUS INFLAME OUR HEARTS
WITH YOUR LOVE
WELCOME TO OUR PARISH
Twenty-seventh
Sunday in Ordinary
Time October 2, 2016
Come, let us bow down in worship;
let us kneel before the L
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Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish Organization Leaders
PARISH COUNCIL CHAIR
Doug Mull 825-5336
FINANCE COUNCIL CHAIR
Susan Nelson KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL #601 GRAND KNIGHT Pete Martin 577-2142 SHCCCW (LADIES GUILD) PRESIDENT Linda Struble 823-8726
CYO YOUTH DIRECTOR
Office at St. Mary’s Parish
Chris and Renee Thompson 785-827-5575
CYO President
Kate Schieferecke
Liturgical Ministry Schedule October 8-9
WEEKLY MASS
INTENTIONS
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Monday, October 3
6:30am +Tim Martin
8:00 am Thanksgiving & Honor St. Gabriel
Tuesday, October 4 6:30 am +Richard Hoeffner 8:00 am +Alexcine Grimm Wednesday, October 5 6:30 am +Ramona Hanson 8:00 am +Richard Hemmy 7:15pm Jesus Escamilla Thursday, October 6 6:30 am +Stan Gonzales 8:00 am +Jerry Hellmer Friday, October 7
6:30am +Rafael Franco 8:00am +Don Dieker
Saturday, October 8
8:00am +Bill Ray 5:30pm +Janette Weber 7:15pm SHC Parishioners and
Benefactors
5:30pm
Lector: Jeff Easter
EMHC: M ark Roberti, Dave Taylor, Terry Taylor Servers: Angel Isaacson, Sam Cheney, Ben Cheney
Greeter/Usher: Janice Krause, Bill Roets Sr., Damian Schmidt, Charles Weir
7:15 PM
Lectores: Jose Silvestre, Rosalva M artinez Ministros: Norma ContrerasMonaguillos: Jesus Contreras, Omar Calzada, Anita Anchondo, Eva Anchondo
8:00 AM
Lector: David Fox
EMHC: Alice Fox, M ark Acheson, Julie Acheson
Servers: Chloey Bohm, Dustin Bieker, Heather Gebhardt, Sophia W alters Greeter/Usher: Bob Peck, Terry Bohm, Pat M artin, Mark LaVoie
10:30 AM
Lector: Renee Thompson
EMHC: Sandy Budke, Barb Santiago, Peggy Stolzenburg, M ax W heeler, M ary Asbridge Servers: Jordan Children
Greeter/Usher: Jim O’Brien, Ron Asbridge, Mike Butler, Dennis Stolzenburg, Danny Gonzales
12:30 PM
Lectores: Eliseo Sanchez, Abel Felguerez Ministros: M ayela Campa, Victor Campa, Carmen De Leon , Larry M orenoMonaguillos: Araceli Davila, Citlaly Campa, Bethany Campa, Jaqueline Garcia
PRAYERS FOR THE SICK If you or someone you know is ill and would like prayers of our parish family, please call the office at 823-7221. Names will be kept on our list for 2 months and then removed unless the parish office is notified otherwise. We ask you to pray for Jerry Feuerborn Leonard Lenkiewicz, Elizabeth Collins, Marcella Gordon, Manuela Garcia, Imelda Weigel, Virgil Stegman Karen Humphries, Wilma Yeager ,Elizabeth Wheeler, Michael Magee, Heddy Ray, Phil Berg, Terri Hansmann, Ronald Tremblay, Leo Linenberger, Josephine Dougherty, Letha Haist, Regena, McCloskey, Arlene Hoeffner, Lewis Myers, John M, Jessie D , and for all disabled in rest homes and hos-pitals. We pray for God’s healing presence for each of them and for family caregivers.
Sunday, October 9
8:00 am +Elaine Martin
10:30 am SHC Parishioners and Benefactors 12:30 pm +Francisco Garcia
Brookville
Weekly Contributions we need to meet parish expenses:$13,222.09 Your contribution last week Offertory:$ 2,312.22
Envelopes $ 3,577.57 Electronic Giving $ 410.00 Last week’s Total Contributions received: $ 6299.79
Weekly Calendar of Events
October 2
LAST DAY TO REGISTER FOR CCD
7:30am Rosary— Cathedral 4:00pm Sacrament for teens– GS 6:00pm 7-8th Grade CCD —GS
October 5
6:30pm Study of the Eucharist– HOB 6:30pm 1-6 CCD—GS
October 9
7:30am Rosary— Cathedral 6:00pm 7-8th Grade CCD —GS
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GREETINGS FROM
FR. DON ZIMMERMAN
The Scriptures this week are filled with the message of being firm in the faith. How much faith should one have? Jesus says that if it is as small as a mustard seed, then even a tree can be relocated by one’s word! It’s quite awesome, actually. Last weekend during the homily, I spoke of the spiritual giants of our time. One is the Holy Father Pope Francis, who among other writings, wrote
Amoris Laetitia, The Joy of Love! The others I spoke of were: Archbishop Desmund Tutu and The Dalai Lama. A book, authored by Douglas Abrams, compiled a conversation by these two spiritual giants
called: The Book of Joy. They said the secret of
finding inner joy is “not thinking too much of oneself!” This secret is outlined in The Eight Pillars of Joy: Of the MIND; Perspective, Humility, Humor and Acceptance. Of the HEART; Forgiveness, Gratitude, Compassion and Generosity. Perhaps our world would be a little better place if each of us strived to live out “these pillars?” On another note: I will be leaving on Monday, October 10 for a 21-day Mission trip to Nigeria. You may recall Sr. Rita in the
month of July in union with Mission Coop of our
Diocese, spoke on her 41 years of ministry among these wonderful people! Ten years ago I made a visit, and it seems right to make this journey once again. I would appreciate your prayerful support! Fr. Andrew Rockers and the quite able staff of the Cathedral Parish will be carrying on with the daily duties. Take care this week and Live Well.
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JUBILEE DAY OF MERCY
across the Catholic Diocese of Salina will be Sunday, October 9th. Come and open your heart to the flow of God’s mercy and grace in the Sacrament of Reconciliation from 2:00-4:00 pm at all of the Catholic Churches in the Diocese of Salina. To help you prepare for this Day of Mercy a special reflectionguide has been designed to help facilitate conversation about where you are in your faith
journey, what is troubling your heart, and changes you would like to make in your life. These guides
are available on the diocesan website: salinadiocese.org/home/year-of-mercy.
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The Cathedral Choir
will resume its ministry on October 2nd. Music serves an important role in the liturgical ministry of our Cathedral Parish and I encourage you to consider joining this group. Rehearsals begin at 9:15 am on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays of each month for the 10:30 am Mass. Please contact Michelle Dolan or me with questions! --PrestonSing a new song, unto the Lord; let your song be sung from mountains high!"
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BIRTHRIGHT
is having its annual baby bottle collection during October Respect Life Month. This collection helps local women with crisis pregnancies and mothers with young children with things like diaper and baby clothes. You are invited to take a baby bottle home from church, fill it with loose change, bills, or check and bring it back to church at the end of October. Thank you.FATIMA ROSARY
Please join us in praying for our na-tion on Saturday, October 15 at noon Front& Crawford . Please do not neglect our Lady’s request to pray the rosary which she gave at Fatima.RCIA
Have you or someone you know thought about joining the Catholic faith? RCIA classes for all children and adults started on September 20th. These classes are for non-Catholics who would like to learn more about the Catholic faith and possibly join the Catholic church. If you were baptized Catholic but did not receive your First Communion and/or Confirma-tion, we also offer classes to help prepare you to re-ceive those sacraments. If you are interested in
ei-ther of these programs contact Nancy Jaquay at the parish office, 823-7221 or e-mail her at
[email protected]. Sacred Heart Cathedral Council of Catholic
Wom-an will have their Wom-annual membership drive during the month of September. Membership is open to any woman of the Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish who is over the age of 18. The annual dues are $5.00 and may be paid to treasurer Bonnie Otey, President Linda Struble, or placed in the collection along with the information form below. Represent-atives of the SHCCCW will also be in the gathering space of the church after the Masses . We encour-age all woman of the parish to be a part of the CCW. Activities include: serving receptions for the parish and diocese, providing baskets to our home-bound for Christmas and Easter, holding monthly meetings, serving meals for various groups, helping with the fish fry and supporting helping agencies in Salina and the area. The CCW also supports the cathedral parish, seminarians, and others with spe-cial requests.
Information Form to turn in with your dues.
Name:____________________________________ Address:___________________________________ Home Phone:_______________________________ Cell Phone:_________________________________ Email Address:______________________________ Please check what you are willing to assist with: ____ I can help serve at events
____ I can bring cookies, cakes, etc. ____ I can do either activity ____ I cannot help at this time.
Amount Paid for Dues_________________________ Funeral Dinner Committee Signup: Members of the
SHCCCW also assist with providing food and serving funeral dinners at the Cathedral. If you are willing to help with any of these please signup.
____ I can help prepare food for funeral dinners ____ I can help work at funeral dinners
____ I can bring a salad for funeral dinners ____ I can bring a cake for funeral dinners.
Thank you for your willingness to help your parish.
The Grade School 1-6 CCD program is held on W e d n e s d a y s from 6:30-7:30 pm in the former Sacred Heart Grade School. The 7-8 grade Confirmation Class is Sundays from 6:00-7:00 pm, in the former Sacred Heart Grade School. Sacraments for teens class is on Sundays every other week from 4:00-5:00pm in the Conference Room of the Cathedral Office. To enroll online go to www.shcathedral.com or stop by the parish office for an enrollment form. The deadline to enroll for CCD is October 2. For questions call Nancy at the Parish Office at 823-7221 or email [email protected] .
Sacred Heart Cathedral
DISCOVERING THE
MASS
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THE
BIBLE!
Using OT & NT & Lectio Divina DVDs,you will better understand & receive the "Real Presence" of the
Eucharist. We are living in times where we "need" Christ's presence in our lives! 8weeks, Wed Oct 5 at the Cathedral's Hall, 6:30-8pm. Questions? Call Pat Martin 820-6635- Evangelization Committee.
As we daily read and hear of weather related catastrophes in our coun-try and around the world we often feel helpless to address the causes and needs of these events. Now there is an oppor-tunity to read and discuss Laudato Si’ (On Care
for Our Common
Home) and discover its richness and insight into the gift of our planet Earth and our responsibility for its well being. There will be a discussion group meeting twice a month, on Sunday afternoon from 2-4 pm beginning Sept 11. Teresa Hernandez and Peggy Hebert will facilitate the discussion. If you would like to join
this study please call Peggy at 823-2713 or email [email protected] . A copy of the document can
be found at https://laudatosi.com/watch , or we can order a copy through the Diocesan Book Store. Call soon if you wish us to order you a copy.
TAKE A STAND FOR LIFE
There will be a Life Chain on Sun-day, October 2nd, from 2-3 PM. They will gather at the corner of 9th and Crawford to stand for life.The Diocese of Salina
Re-spect Life Office
will spon-sor a bus trip to the March for Life in Washington, D.C., Jan. 25-29, 2017. The trip includes bus fare, hotel for two nights, Mass, the March For Life, National Shrine of the Basilica of the Im-maculate Conception, sightseeing, and the Life is VERY Good Rally; information @ www.arlingtondiocese.org/youth/lifeisverygood.a spx (optional, additional cost) Cost of the trip is $325 per person. Online Registration is available @ http://salinadiocese.org/respect-life or pick up a form from your parish office. There is a $50 non-refundable reservation fee. Reservations are due no later than Sept. 30. For more information contact Deacon Scott Watford, Respect Life Coor-dinator at 785-628-1446 or [email protected]ADORATION CHAPEL AT ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON
Second Adorers on any hour are always welcome! If you would like to become a weekly adorer or sub for any hour, please contact Stephanie Bellerive at 785-823-3401
Consider the joy of spending one hour each week in quiet prayer before the Lord.
Current Open Hours:
Monday: 3-4am, 10-11am, Noon-1pm Tuesday: 2-3 am, 3-4am, Noon-1pm
Thursday: 1-2am Friday: 3-4pm (share)
Saturday: 10-11am Sunday: 7-8pm
College Student Bible
Study
- On Monday, October 3rd at 7:00pm- 8:00pm in the conference room in the K-State Salina Polytechnic Library, Fr. Keith will lead a bible study for all college age young adults. The topic for this gathering is “The Just War Theory”. No matter where a college aged young adult is attending school, all are welcome to this discus-sion.CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS of the Americas will meet on Oct 1, at 9am in the Sacred Heart Cathedral Hall of Bishops. Deacon Steve Fruech presents on “The Liturgy of the Hours: Not just for Priest and Nuns.
ST. MARY'S EXTRAVANGANZA
Join us for Casino Night on Satur-day, October 1. Poker tournament, cash giveaway, silent and live auc-tions and casino games. Cost is $30 for an event ticket which in-cludes casino games, dinner, drinks and TONS OF FUN!! All pro-ceeds go directly to St. Mary's Grade School.
In the Beginning
Whoa! I’ve had trouble with my balance but it is getting better. I’m going to be in my first Life Chain today. The cars may not notice me but my mom will. Not much room to wave in here but my eyes are opening so I will practice blinking at everyone. Chris weighs about 2 pounds.
Mom’s talking about different names for me. How about Chris? “Come, let us sing joyfully to the Lord; let us acclaim the Rock of our salvation.” Psalm 95:1
St. Mary
’
s Grade
School is advertising for a part-time kitch-en helper 7:30a-1:00p (Monday-Friday on school days). Some knowledge of kitchen atmos-phere independent worker in a fast pace environ-ment and lifting of hot heavy pots and pans. If in-terested, please stop by and pick up an application in the school office at 304 E. Cloud.First Friday -
October 7 - Students of St. Mary's School invite parishioners to join them with Rosary and Adoration after 8:05am liturgy at St. Mary's Church.Red Wheel Food
Products Fundraiser - Orders are being taken for Red Wheel prod-ucts which include cookies, pies, cheesecakes, egg rolls, enchila-das, etc. Orders need to be turned into the school office by Friday, October 7. Product will be available to be picked up on Monday, October 24 between 2:30p-5:30p.
VOLUNTEERS
Did you know that St. Mary's Grade School offers a variety of after school activities: Computer Animation Class, Chess Class, Bat-tle of the Books (Reading Club), Children's Choir, Bowling, Arts & Crafts and homework help. If a parishioner feels that have a talent and would like to volunteer for some of these activities, please call the school.
18 Sunday Jeff Ehrlich Salina $20.00
20 Tuesday Dan Bachofer Salina $20.00
22 Thursday Kirk & Amy Jo Stover Salina $20.00
25 Sunday Gerilyn Diederich Salina $20.00
27 Tuesday Shane & Kelsi Richards Salina $20.00
29 Thursday Vonda Bonilla Salina $20.00
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MORNING FAITH
SHARING GROUP
On Saturdays from 7-8am (except first Saturdays of the month) a groups of Catholic men meet in the Hall of Bishops to reflect upon and discuss that Sun-day’s Scripture reading and to share cama-raderie. Men of all parishes and Christian walks are welcome to join us!We are excited to announce that our parish has a a dynamic new online platform called FORMED. Every parishioner will have 24/7 ac-cess to the best Catholic content on any device, including your computer, smartphone and tablet with internet access. With FORMED you’ll find video programs that explain the Catholic faith, explore the deepest meaning of marriage, re-ceive Bible studies on a variety of topics and includes inspiring audio talks. And you’ll find pre-senters like Dr. Tim Gray, Dr. Edward Sri, Dr. Mary Healey, Chris Stefanick, Dr. Scott Hahn, Bishop Robert Barron and a lot more. They’re all part of our parish subscription. It truly is the Catholic faith - on demand. Just type in "formed.org" Enter Our Parish Code T7P76C. Create a personal account with your user name/email and password. Start enjoying the best Catholic content all in one place!
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Faithful Families is a tri-parish women's group that provides support & fellowship for all stages of parenting. We are please to have Damaris Niewald back by popular de-mand to speak to us about Always Forward-through the world of cancer, on Monday, Oc-tober 3rd in Meeting Rm#1 of St Mary's parish hall. Childcare is provided for pre-school aged children. Please email [email protected] with questions.
CYO will have their regular meeting this Sunday from 6:00 - 7:30 in the CYO room at St. Mary's.
CYO Ski trip commitment forms will be handed out and will be due on Sunday, October 16th! A $100 non-refundable deposit will be required!
LET GO AND LET GOD
Many twelve-step programs use the phrase “Let go and let God.” In all their simplicity, these five words are the heart of today’s readings. For people who struggle with addictive behavior, these words plainly remind us that we can’t manage, control, or manipulate certain areas of our lives. How many times can we look back in our lives and find evidence of some plan at work other than our own? These are the moments when, for whatever reasons, we let someone greater than ourselves work the plan. We proba-bly didn’t even recognize at the time that we were letting go of anything, but in retrospect, we see God’s hand and loving presence. It is our awareness of these moments that gives us the courage and initiative to let go again later on. It is this courage and initiative that are highlighted in today’s readings. We come to call it “faith.” Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Vocation Prayer—Lord God, in your tender mercies you give your holy people every good gift. We turn to you today in our need, asking that you bless our Diocese with an abundance of vocations to the priesthood and religious life. Inspire us with your Holy Spirit to help young men and woman hear your call and respond with joyful hearts. We also ask that you bless our priests and all who serve us in the Church today. May they know every grace and joy as you bring to completion the many good works begun in them. We ask this in faith, through Christ our Lord. Amen (Pray daily for Vocations)
TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION
In the mid-1960s, many religious congregations that had maintained a custom of assigning new names to their members allowed a return to baptismal names. The prac-tice stems from the origins of monastic life, when a desire to flee the world and its enchantments caused a severe break with family life and commitments. A new name signified that the old person had died and a new one was coming to life. Some orders even spread funeral palls over their entrants and tolled the funeral bell. On a prac-tical level, in a crowded monastery of a few hundred monks or nuns, it made sense not to have six Brother Al-frics or nine Sister Clares. The one name, one person rule worked well.
In more recent times, a young woman entering the
convent might be given her parents’ names as a way of
honoring their generosity, so Hilda might become Sister Philip Margaret after her father and mother. A cherished name in the order might be bestowed on a newcomer so that there would always be a Brother Owen around, or a young person might adopt the name of a beloved saint. A
handful of religious congregations, like Mother Barat’s
Religious of the Sacred Heart, always used family names. Many monasteries still bestow a new name at the end of probation. Other religious institutes have revived the
cus-tom of changing their candidates’ names at the end of
novitiate, although for the most part religious who were around at the time of the Council were happy to get their baptismal names back. A few, of course, cherished their acquired names and have held on to them, so convents still hold the creativity badge for naming. Where else to-day can you find great names toto-day like Madeleva, Si-ena, and Celestina?
—Rev. James Field, Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
TODAY’S READINGS
First Reading— In spite of violence, destruction, and
ruin, the just person, because of faith, will live (Habakkuk 1:2-3; 2:2-4).
Psalm — If today you hear his voice, harden not your
hearts (Psalm 95).
Second Reading— Bear hardship with the strength that
comes from God (2 Timothy 1:6-8, 13-14).
Gospel— Lord, increase our faith! (Luke 17:5-10).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, Interna-tional Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Monday: Gal 1:6-12; Ps 111:1b-2, 7-9, 10c; Lk 10:25-37 Tuesday: Gal 1:13-24; Ps 139:1b-3, 13-15; Lk 10:38-42 Wednesday: Gal 2:1-2, 7-14; Ps 117:1bc, 2; Lk 11:1-4 Thursday: Gal 3:1-5; Lk 1:69-75; Lk 11:5-13 Friday: Gal 3:7-14; Ps 111:1b-6; Lk 11:15-26 Saturday: Gal 3:22-29; Ps 105:2-7; Lk 11:27-28 Sunday: 2 Kgs 5:14-17; Ps 98:1-4; 2 Tm 2:8-13; Lk 17:11-19
SAINTS AND SPECIAL OBSERVANCES
Sunday: Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time;
Respect Life Sunday; Rosh Hashanah (Jewish New Year 5777) begins at sunset Tuesday: St. Francis of Assisi
Thursday: St. Bruno; Blessed Marie-Rose Durocher Friday: Our Lady of the Rosary; First Friday Saturday: Blessed Virgin Mary
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