03/22/15 - ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CATHOLIC CHURCH Las

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1811 Pueblo Vista Dr.
Las Vegas, NV 89128
Parish Office 702-228-8311
Fax 702-228-8310
School 702- 804-8328
www.seaslv.org
Celebration of the
Eucharist
Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm
Sunday: 6:30am, 8:00am,
10:00am, 12:00pm,
4:00pm, 6:00pm
Mon.-Sat.: 8:00am
Adoration in the
Mater Dei Chapel
Mon.-Fri.: 8:30am-7:00pm.
Sat.: 8:30am-3:00pm. The
Chapel is closed during the
Triduum, Holy Days, and
public holidays.
Sacrament of Penance
Saturdays: 8:30am
(or by appointment)
Morning Prayer
Mon.-Sat: 7:10am
Rosary
Mon.-Sat: 7:30am
Parish Office Hours
Mon.-Fri.: 8:30am-5:00pm
Sat.: 8:30am-4:00pm
Closed daily: 12pm-1:00pm
Church opens
Mon.-Sat.: 7:00am
Sun.: 5:30am
Welcome to
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Mass Intentions
We are glad you are here! In order that
we may better serve you, please
register with the parish by visiting
www.seaslv.org. or downloading the
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton App.
Registration forms are also available in
the gathering space of the church.
Parish Staff
03/21
Saturday
8:00 am †Theresa De Santos
4:00 pm †Rose & Pete Genco
Anointing of the Sick
Call the parish office if you need to
receive the Sacrament of Anointing of
the Sick at home or in a hospital. For
assistance after hours or on Sundays,
call the answering service at 702-3889571. A priest will be notified and will
contact you directly. The Sacrament is
also offered communally within the
Mass. Watch the bulletin for upcoming
Anointing of the Sick Masses,
scheduled on a quarterly basis.
Clergy Deacon Joe Deegan
Deacon Steve Doucet
Deacon Aruna Silva
Fr. Gem Bandivas, Parochial Vicar
Fr. Bede Wevita, Pastor
Baptisms for infants and children up
to 7 years of age are celebrated on
Sundays either during Mass or at
1:45pm. Parents and Godparents
should attend the baptism class on the
first Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm
in the Church.
Parish Office...702-228-8311
Rosie Arellano, Executive Assistant
702-804-8312, [email protected]
Rebekah Castruita, Volunteer Coordinator
Helen Little, Accountant
Ninette Harrington, Gift Shop
Brian Hicks, Music Ministry Coordinator
Ingrid Quinlan, Parish Office
702-228-8311,[email protected]
Cheryl Shaffer, Receptionist
Steve Schmitt, Parish Manager
Sacrament of Matrimony
A 6 month minimum time period is
needed to complete the preparation
required for the Sacrament of
Matrimony. The first step is for both
parties to meet with Fr. Bede Wevita.
To make an appointment please call
the parish office.
Vocations Please consult with one of
the priests.
Holy Communion to the Sick If you
are homebound, please call Tom &
Patty at 702-586-8093 and an
Extraordinary Minister of Holy
Communion will visit you. In case of
hospitalization, inform the hospital
staff that you are Catholic and would
like to receive Communion.
Funerals In the event of a death of a
loved one, please contact the Funeral
Ministry at 702-403-8416 BEFORE
making arrangements with any of the
professional services. Pre-planning is
also available.
Children’s
Faith Formation...702-804-8306
Patricia Pavliga, Faith Formation Asst.
Helen Silva, Director of Faith Formation
Outreach Ministry...702-804-8311
Kelsea Cerza, Outreach Asst.
702-804-8314, [email protected],
Maureen Cerza, Kitchen Coordinator/Asst.
Jeanne Kilduff, Outreach Coordinator
School Office...702-804-8328
Dr. Carey Roybal-Benson, Principal
Youth &
Young Adult Ministry...702-804-8313
Meghan Hernandez, Director
Natasha Nelson, Youth Ministry Assistant
Sunday
6:30 am
8:00 am
10:00 am
12:00 pm
4:00 pm
6:00 pm
03/22
†John & Helen Smith
Parishioners of SEAS
Fred Driscoll, Jr.
Parish Book of Prayers
†Daniel Lamothe
†Jerry Schneider
3/23
Monday
8:00 am †Mildred Crouse
3/24
Tuesday
8:00 am †Vincent Raba
Wednesday 3/25
8:00 am Ralph Liam
3/26
Thursday
8:00 am †W. Don Sylvester
3/27
Friday
8:00 am Novena for the Deceased
3/28
Saturday
8:00 am †Bill Parkins
4:00 pm †Werner Nickel
Sunday
6:30 am
8:00 am
10:00 am
12:00 pm
4:00 pm
6:00 pm
3/29
†Ben & Sophie Nozilek
†Thedea Tan
†Patricia Casey
Parishioners of SEAS
Jackeline Rodriguez
Parish Book of Prayers
Prayer List
Dottie Slaiman, Bill Steinbaugh
Maurice Dalaimo, Bruce Hitchen,
Jill Kuca & Family, Jaime Esparza,
Krissy Schreiber, Jack August,
Rudy & Joan Vrchota
To add a name of a friend or relative
to the prayer list, please ask their
permission and contact the parish
office. Likewise, please notify the
parish office to delete names.
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Roman Catholic Church
Offertory
Message from the Pastor
Dear parishioners,
March 7-8, 2015
I would like to announce that Jeanne Kilduff has
stepped down as Outreach Coordinator for St.
Elizabeth Ann Seton. After 21 years as a full-time
volunteer in this position, Jeanne will now spend time
with her family and continue her vocation in other
works of charity.
Under Jeanne’s leadership, the Outreach Ministry has
become one of the most active and highly regarded
parish-based outreach programs in the Las Vegas
community. Her vocation began 21 years ago when
she founded the Outreach Ministry in her own
garage. Since then, Jeanne has worked many long
hours and weekends to ensure that the backpacks
were stuffed, the angel tree gifts were ready, the
Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets were filled,
day workers had a nutritious lunch, Easter Baskets
were delivered, and that school children learned first
hand what it meant to put “faith into action.” Gifted
with a keen organizational mind and her capacity for
hard work, Jeanne is to be commended for what the
Outreach Ministry has accomplished throughout the
years. She has worked hard to build partnerships and
mobilize resources to support many local charity
organizations. St. Elizabeth Ann Seton and the greater
Church are forever indebted to Jeanne Kilduff for her
vocation, kindness, and generous heart. Jeanne will
remain a parishioner and I invite everyone to extend
their good wishes to her and to thank her for her
many years of service.
After over 21 years of working in the trenches,
Jeanne’s stepping down as coordinator marks the end
of an era for St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church. We
recognize this will be a hardship for us, but a welldeserved respite for her and her family. The Outreach
projects will be temporarily handled by the office staff
until additional staff is hired.
Regretfully, I also announce that John Kilduff has
resigned as president of the Finance Council,
chairman of the School Tuition Assistance
Committee, ex officio member of the Parish Pastoral
Council and the School Advisory Council.
John has done a tremendous amount of work as
president of the Finance Council and chairman of the
School Tuition Assistance Committee. Not only is this
4:00 pm Vigil
6:30 am
8:00 am
10:00 am
12:00 pm
4:00 pm
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Mailed-in
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Collection Total
Catholic Relief Services
Offering
Attendance
5,435.01
5,495.00
5,413.00
5,863.50
4,575.25
4,275.50
2,853.52
2,597.00
5,140.51
41,648.29
10,512.00
776
495
690
1270
784
767
632
Upcoming Diocesan and Parish Special Collections
04/02: For the Poor
04/03: For the Holy Land
Catholic Stewardship Appeal
234,315
151,664
389
2015 Assessment
Amount Pledged
Families participating
parish indebted to him for all that he has done since
its genesis, but I, personally, thank him for the many
times that he has given me advice and support. When
you see John serving as an Usher on Sunday
mornings, feel free to express your gratitude for his
service as well.
John and Jeanne Kilduff, your time and energies to
help us at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton and also the people
of God in the Diocese of Las Vegas, have been
invaluable. The Lord will truly bless you for all that
you have done as you direct your efforts to other
worthwhile projects.
We all wish John and Jeanne the very best.
Sincerely,
Fr. Bede Wevita,
Pastor
Fifth Sunday of Lent
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March 22, 2015
702-228-8311 Parish Office
A Stewardship Moment
Our Catholic Identity
Lives of the saints
The climactic event of Jesus’ passion and death is
drawing closer; a time when the great confrontation
between Jesus and the powers of darkness take place.
Jesus invites his disciples into a great mystery with
curious pronouncements: Those who love their lives
just as they are will lose them. If a grain of wheat
dies, it will bear much fruit. When Jesus is lifted up,
he will draw all to himself. The Christian steward
knows life can’t be lived in complacency. We are
called to die to self, bear more fruit, be raised up with
Jesus. In today’s Gospel reading Jesus brings
discomfort to those who are comfortable. Jesus urges
us to step out of our “comfort zone.” How will we
respond to Jesus?
St. John Paul II
Some of us may be too young to remember the days
of Pope John Paul II. Others of us may still think of
him when we hear mention of the papacy—after all,
he was pope for 27 years! No matter how we think of
him, as of April 2014, all of us now call him a saint.
Born Karol Jozef Wojtyla in Wadowice, Poland, the
man who would one day become pope began his
career as an academic, studying in a secret seminary
in Krakow in the shadows of World War II and under
the reign of the Communist Party. After being
ordained to the priesthood, Father Wojtyla earned
doctorates in theology and philosophy and began
teaching at Poland’s University of Lublin. The
communist government permitted the appointment of
Father Wojtyla as auxiliary bishop of Krakow in 1958,
and when St. John XXIII called the Second Vatican
Council, Bishop Wojtyla traveled to Rome to attend
all four sessions. He was named archbishop of
Krakow in 1964 and became a cardinal in 1967. In
1978—the year of three popes—Cardinal Karol
Wojtyla was elected as the 263rd successor to the
first pope, Peter. He was the first non-Italian pope in
455 years. Having been instrumental in crafting one
of Vatican II’s most important documents, Gaudium
et Spes, which reflected on the Church’s role in the
modern world, it is no surprise that St. John Paul II’s
papacy had such a global impact. St. John Paul II
visited 124 countries—more than any pope before
him. His trips expressed his love and concern for the
poor, and he demanded of world leaders a greater
respect for the dignity of human life. His visit home to
Poland in 1979 encouraged leaders there to work to
rid their country of communism, and St. John Paul II
is credited with playing a key role in the downfall of
the Soviet Union. He was passionate about interfaith
and interreligious initiatives, establishing diplomatic
ties between the Holy See and Israel. He not only
improved Catholic-Jewish relations but also CatholicMuslim relations during a 2001 trip to Syria. He also
worked to foster dialogue between the Catholic and
Tuesday, March 24, 2014 at 8:00 am
All are encouraged to attend this special
Mass and join in prayer for those who
suffer from illness. The Sacrament of the
Sick will be administered by Fr. Gem
Bandivas, Fr. Dan Nelson, and Fr. Bede
Wevita. Seniors and persons afflicted with
physical, mental or emotional illness are
encouraged to attend and to be anointed.
Altar Flower Dedication
Would you like to honor a loved one, give thanks for
an anniversary or accomplishment, or commemorate
a loved one’s birthday or death by sponsoring flowers
on the altar? Your name and the names of your loved
ones will be printed in the Sunday bulletin. The cost
of the altar flowers is $250. Please visit the parish
office to secure your preferred date.
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Orthodox churches.
He saw in young
people great
potential to spread
the faith, and so he
began World Youth
Day, where the pope
meets with young
(and old) Catholics in
cities around the
world. In his
encyclical Sollicitudo
rei Socialis (On
Social Concern), St.
John Paul II leaves us with an important reflection on
what real global solidarity looks like: “[Solidarity] is
not a feeling of vague compassion or shallow distress
at the misfortunes of so many people, both near and
far. On the contrary, it is a firm and persevering
determination to commit oneself to the common
good; that is to say to the good of all and of each
individual, because we are all really responsible for
all.” www.crsricebowl.org
prayerful discernment. Do we at times forget that the
Catholic faith goes beyond our U.S.-based concerns?
How do we remember and validate the religious
experiences—and priorities—of our brothers and
sisters in countries that are radically different from
ours?
PRAYER
Monday: Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62 [41c-62];
Ps 23:1-6; Jn 8:1-11
Tuesday: Nm 21:4-9; Ps 102:2-3, 16-21; Jn 8:21-30
Wednesday: Is 7:10-14; 8:10; Ps 40:7-11; Heb 10:410;
Lk 1:26-38
Thursday: Gn 17:3-9; Ps 105:4-9: Jn 8:51-59
Friday: Jer 20:10-13; Ps 18:2-7; Jn 10:31-42
Saturday: Ez 37:21-28; Jer 31:10, 11-13; Jn 11:45-56
Sunday: Mk 11:1-10 or Jn 12:12-16 (procession); Is
50:4-7; Ps 22:8-9, 17-20, 23-24;
Phil 2:6-11; Mk 14:1 -- 15:47 [15:1-39]
God of all nations, you show us, in St. John Paul II, an
example of what it means to work tirelessly to bring
your kingdom into the world. May we learn to live in
solidarity as one global human family. May we seek
to find common ground as we work to promote the
dignity of every human person. And may we never
grow weary as we pursue justice and peace. We ask
all this through the intercession of Our Lady of
Czestochowa, protector of St. John Paul II’s
homeland. Amen
REFLECTION
It’s easy to forget that although we share one
common faith, our brothers and sisters in countries
like the Democratic Republic of Congo express their
beliefs in ways very different than we do. St. John
Paul II started out serving Catholics in his native
Poland and later served Catholics in every country
around the world—a task that demanded much
Today’s Readings
First Reading -- I will make a new covenant; I will
write my law upon their hearts (Jeremiah 31:31-34) or
Ezekiel 37:12-14.
Psalm -- Create a clean heart in me, O God (Psalm
51) or Psalm 130.
Second Reading -- Christ learned obedience and
became the source of eternal salvation (Hebrews 5:79) or Romans 8:8-11.
Gospel -- If a grain of wheat falls to the ground and
dies, it produces much fruit (John 12:20-33) or
John 11:1-45 [3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45].
Readings for the Week
Saints and Special
Observances
Sunday: Fifth Sunday of Lent; Third Scrutiny
Monday: St. Turibius of Mogrovejo
Wednesday: The Annunciation of the Lord
Friday: Abstinence
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March 22, 2015
7. Often have careers before becoming a priest.
The Top 10 Things You Didn't
Know About Priests
While many priests entered the seminary while in
high school or in college, a number of priests entered
the seminary after having had a career. (Graduate
level seminaries have a special program called pretheology for those men who do not attend a college
seminary.) Such careers include engineering, law,
education, music, business, etc. Personally, I finished
a degree in computer engineering before entering the
seminary.
By Fr. Paul Stein
10. They are not obligated to celebrate mass every
day
It is a common assumption that priests are obligated,
or promise at ordination, to celebrate mass every day.
What priests promise at ordination is to pray the Liturgy of the Hours every day. When you see a priest
with his prayer book, it is usually the Liturgy of the
Hours, which is based on the psalms. However,
priests are highly encouraged to celebrate mass every
day; in fact very many do, even if there is not a parish
daily mass that they need to celebrate.
6. Don’t know everything about the bible.
Really, no one person apart from God himself knows
everything about the bible. Priests are well educated
in scripture; however, there is so much to knowing
scripture that priests do not know everything. It goes
beyond just having read the bible; deep knowledge
would require knowing the original languages of
composition (Greek and Hebrew), the cultural and
historical situation surrounding each book, the literary and grammar structure used, etc. Even biblical
scholars have to specialize. The good news is that
because the bible comes to us through the Church in
the context of Scripture and Tradition, the Church in
her totality of life helps us to properly read the bible.
9. Usually receive their chalice as a gift from their
parents.
At least in the United States, the custom is that parents purchase their son’s chalice; it is a gift at ordination. Priestly vocations come from families and the
parental gift of a chalice is a daily reminder of it. In
regard to my chalice: my sister designed it, including
the artwork to be inscribed, and the entire family had
it custom made. It is truly one of a kind.
5. Don’t always like each other.
8. Pay taxes.
Priests are still sinful men; apart from Jesus, only the
Blessed Virgin Mary has been officially taught to have
been without sin her entire life. That means that they
have shortcomings and don’t always agree with or
like one another. Even the apostles disagreed with
one another at times. In reality, most priests do have
good relationships with the vast majority of their
brother priests. However, in the end, Jesus commands
us to love our neighbor. He never said anything about
liking our neighbor; there is a significant difference.
Priests are called to love one another, not necessarily
to like one another.
Since diocesan priests do not take a vow of poverty,
though they are to live simply, they actually own
things. Diocesan priests are expected to pay for their
clothes, books, the car they use for ministry, etc. To
that end, they are given a compensation package that
is taxable. The Church doesn’t call it a salary since
that would imply that the priesthood is a job (instead
of a vocation). Rather it gives the priest the financial
resources to take care of himself. (Religious order
priests take a vow of poverty, and therefore, own
nothing. The religious order owns everything and provides for the needs of its members.)
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4. Have to go to confession to another priest.
A priest cannot look in the mirror, while making the
sign of the cross, and absolve himself saying “I absolve you in the name of the Father…” A priest must
go to confession to another priest. One of the benefits
is that this makes the priest much more conscious of
what it is like on the other side of the sacrament. If
you think you are embarrassed for some of your sins,
think of a priest confessing his sins: he should know
better than anyone else! In the end, God is merciful
to us all.
God calls you to make definitive
choices, and He has a plan for
each of you: To discover that
plan and to respond to your
vocation is to move toward
personal fulfilment.
—Pope Francis, 2013 World Youth Day
3. Most often have never met the Pope.
As of 2014, there are 38,275 priests in the U.S. alone.
The number of them who have actually had a chance
to meet the Pope is actually small. But that doesn’t
change the relationship between priests and the Pope,
because he is the successor of St. Peter, the Vicar of
Christ. Priests look to the Holy Father as the head of
the Church, whether they have met him personally or
not.
2. Some are married.
To best understand this point, a person needs to know
two things. First, that the Catholic Church is larger
than just the Roman Catholic Church. The entire
Catholic Church is comprised of 22 liturgical or ritual
churches. The largest of them, by far, is the Roman
Catholic Church. At the same time, there are 21 eastern Catholic Churches such as the Byzantine Catholic
Church. The Sunday liturgy (mass) looks a bit different, but it is still the mass. The Eastern Catholic
Churches are in communion with the Pope, under his
authority, and believe everything the Roman Catholic
Church does. In some of the eastern Catholic
Churches, the Church ordains already married men to
the priesthood. (Notice, it is not about allowing
priests to go get married, but ordaining already married men.) The practice of priestly celibacy is normative in the Roman Catholic Church; yet it is only a
discipline not a doctrine. Doctrines cannot be
changed, disciplines can be changed. However, the
Roman Catholic Church finds great value in maintaining priestly celibacy, it is a tradition she generally
keeps. On occasion, however, the discipline can be
relaxed for special cases, such as a Lutheran minister
or Anglican priest who converts; sometimes he can
be ordained, even if he is already married, for service
in the Roman Catholic Church. Personally, I have a
classmate from the seminary who was a Lutheran
minister.
1. Are very satisfied with being priests.
Sometimes the narrative in the media or in some cultural circles is that priests are unhappy, unsatisfied,
and somehow sexually repressed (hence unhappy).
However, surveys indicate the opposite. In a 2001
survey conducted by Dean R. Hodge from the Catholic University of America, 85% of priests answered
“definitely yes” or “probably yes” to the question: “If
you had your choice again, would you enter the
priesthood?” In a 2007 survey of clergy in general
(Catholic, Protestant, etc. ), the University of Chicago
found that 87.2% report being “very satisfied;” 67.2%
report being “very happy.” This is the highest rating of
any “career” they studied. Why be a priest? It is more
satisfying than anything else.
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Solemnity of the
Annunciation of the Lord
by Rev. Larry Rice, CSP
During the season of Lent,
Catholic churches are
adorned in purple,
symbolizing repentance
and solemnity. There are at
least two occasions during
Lent, however, when the
liturgical colors change, at
least briefly. One such
occasion is the fourth
Sunday of Lent, which used
to be called Laetare
Sunday. On that Sunday,
churches—if they have
them— can use rosecolored vestments and
paraments. Another
occasion to put away the
purple for the day is the Solemnity of the
Annunciation of the Lord. The feast of the
Annunciation is on March 25, for reasons that I hope
are obvious. Start with Christmas on December 25,
and subtract nine months, and you’ll get the reason
for the feast. The Annunciation celebrates the coming
of the Archangel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary and
announcing to her that she is to be the mother of the
Savior. This event has been one of the classic
religious subjects of Western art for centuries. The
next time you’re at your computer, go to the Google
search engine, and search for the word
“Annunciation,” then click on the tab that says
“Images.” You’ll find hundreds of painting of the
Annunciation. Most of these depict the archangel
appearing to Mary. She is depicted holding a book; a
visual reference to the fact that her child would fulfill
the words of the Old Testament prophets. The coming
of the Holy Spirit is portrayed by a descending dove
or by a ray of light shining from heaven. On the feast
of the Annunciation, we switch to white vestments
and pray the Gloria at the beginning of the Mass,
both are symbols of the joy that accompanies the
Incarnation— Christ becoming human and choosing
to be born as one of us. Even during the solemn
penitential season of Lent, the Church acknowledges
the coming of the Savior with hope and joy.
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Tuesday, March 31
Chrism Mass 6:00 pm (Guardian Angel Cathedral)
Holy Thursday, April 2
Morning Prayer 8:00 AM
The Lord's Supper 7:00 PM followed by
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
(until midnight)
Good Friday, April 3
Morning Prayer 8:00 AM
Passion of the Lord 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM
(Repeated)
Holy Saturday, April 4-NO CONFESSIONS
Morning Prayer 8:00 am
(followed by Preparation Rites)
Blessing of Easter Foods 11:00 am
Holy Saturday Vigil (3 Hours) 7:30 pm
Easter Sunday Mass, April 5
6:00 am,
8:00 am (Church & Hall),
10:00 am (Church & Hall)
12 Noon (Church & Hall)
4:00 pm, 6:00 pm
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Chrism Mass
Ordination of Shawn Dresden
Bishop Joseph A. Pepe invites the parishioners of the
Diocese of Las Vegas to attend the celebration of the
Mass of Sacred Chrism to be held on Tuesday, March
31, 2015 at 6:00 p.m. at the Guardian Angel
Cathedral, 302 Cathedral Way. At this liturgy the
sacred oils that are used to anoint the newly baptized,
those being confirmed, the sick and dying, the new
ordained will be blessed by the bishop for each
parish. Our priests will renew their vows of Holy
Orders. It would be a sign of great support for
parishioners to witness this beautiful liturgy.
Bishop Joseph Pepe invites you to the Ordination of
Deacon Shawn Dresden as he is ordained to the
priesthood on Saturday, April 11, 2015 at 10:00 a.m.
at the Guardian Angel Cathedral. A reception will
follow in Anderson Hall (located behind the
Cathedral.)
Women of Grace
Laughlin Bus Trip
Date: Sunday 4/19/2015
Depart time: 9:00 am Return time: 7:00 pm
Cost: $15 per adult non-refundable (must be 21+)
Includes: round trip bus trip from the church, coffee
& donuts before departure and a $5 food voucher to
use at Golden Nugget, Laughlin. For reservations,
call Connie Calarco at 702-358-4220 or Pat
Thompson at 702-541-6311.
Good Friday Pro-Life Prayer
Vigil
April 3, 2015
7:00 am -7:00 pm
Birth Control Care Center
872 E Sahara Avenue
(One Block from First Choice Pregnancy)
We invite you to join us in prayer. Visit the sign up
table in the gathering space of the church next
weekend or email [email protected] for
more information. Sponsored by the Diocesan ProLife Office.
VBS Leader Applications Now
Available!
Come and grab the packet in
the Youth Ministry Office
to apply.
Vacation Bible School Week 1
June 15-19, 2015
Vacation Bible School Week 2
August 3-7, 2015
Catholic Relief Services
Collection
Thank you for your generous support of the Catholic
Relief Services Collection. Through your generosity
families will be reunited, valuable life skills will be
taught to those seeking a better life, and many will
have vital humanitarian needs met. Please visit
www.usccb.org (search “Catholic Relief Services
Collection”) to learn how your donations make a
difference and help Jesus in disguise.
Faith Formation Office
Closed
The Faith Formation Office will be closed Monday
March 30-Monday April 6, 2015. We will reopen on
April 7, 2015 at 10:30 am.
Bulletin Announcements
If you wish to submit an informational announcement for the bulletin, please contact Rosie Arellano at 702804-8312 or [email protected]. Submission deadline is Friday morning, 10 days before the Sunday
publication date (excluding holiday bulletins).
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Friday, April 17th
Parish Preview—3 p.m.—5 p.m.
Saturday, April 18th
7 a.m.—1 p.m.
Sunday, April 19th
7 a.m.—2 p.m.
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Tuesday, April 7th—Friday, April 17th
Please bring items to the Youth Room.
Volunteers needed to sort items starting April 14th!
Questions contact
*LARGE ITEM PICK-UP
Meghan Hernandez
If you need to schedule a large item pick-up or have questions regarding this, please call:
702-804-8313
[email protected]
March 22, 2015
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students of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton School.
Position Available-Middle
School Religion Teacher
Kindergarten-St. Elizabeth
Ann Seton Catholic School
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School-The successful
All parents with prospective Kindergarteners for the
candidate will be an active, faith filled-Catholic and
2015/2016 school year are invited to stop by the
posses/or be able to obtain a Nevada State Teaching
school office to pick up an informational packet
License. Please visit www.dioceseoflasvegas.org for a
which contains documentation outlining the
listing of preferred qualifications. Forward an
kindergarten screening process. If you are unable to
application, resume, copies of licensure, and three
stop by the office, please call 702-804-8328 or
letters of recommendation to Dr. Carey W. Roybalemail: [email protected] and we will be happy
Benson, Principal, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic
to mail you a packet. Children must be 5 years of age
School, 1807 Pueblo Vista Drive, Las Vegas, Nevada
on or before September 30, 2015 to be eligible for
89128 or [email protected]. Applications
Kindergarten for the 2015/2016 school year. Due to
are available in the school office and on the Diocese
the large amount of inquiries received, the screening
of Las Vegas website. Interviews will be scheduled
appointments may become unavailable at any time
following the screening of applications. Applications
and without notice.
will be accepted until position filled. All applicants
must be able to pass a background check.
- 11 March 22, 2015
September 10-21, 2015
Led by Spiritual Director, Fr. Bede Wevita of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church
For reservations,
contact Ling Irwin at
702-946-8728
or [email protected]
Interior from $4,484, Oceanview from $4,684,
Single Supplement $900
Package includes:
 Roundtrip airfare from Las
 Mass and prayers
Vegas
 Includes several meals
 12 night accommodations a
First Class Hotels
throughout the tour
 Sightseeing Pilgrimage
Tours
Lenten Schedule-Final Week
Taize Prayer around the Cross
Fridays of Lent 6:30 pm
Stations of the Cross*
Fridays of Lent 7:00 pm
*There will be no Stations of the Cross on Good
Friday. Celebration of the Passion of the Lord will
consist of the Liturgy of the Word, Holy Communion,
Adoration of the Holy Cross, and Prayer Over the
People.
The Living Stations of the Cross
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
7:00 pm
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church
All are invite to attend.
March 22, 2015
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The Parish
Office and Gift
Shop will be closed on
the following days:
Hungering for a Healthy
Harvest
CRS Rice Bowl brings our Lenten journey back to
Africa this week, to the Democratic Republic of
Congo. We join our fasting in solidarity with people
who go hungry, and we remember in prayer the
importance of building a community that is willing to
support those most in need.
April 2, 2015, Holy Thursday
April 3, 2015, Good Friday
April 4, 2015, Holy Saturday
April 5, 2015, Easter Sunday and
To ensure that your donations will be put to use as
soon as possible, please return your Rice Bowl
Donation by April 12, 2015.
April 6, 2015, Easter Monday
Please count the money in your Rice Bowls and make
a check payable to St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. Please
write “CRS Rice Bowl” in the memo line of the check.
Your contribution can be placed in the collection
basket .
The parish office and gift shop
will re-open, Tuesday, April 7,
2015
Easter Egg Hunts & Games
We invite our parish children, aged two through nine,
to join us on Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 9:30 am*
on the church parking lot and field for a fun filled
morning of games, egg hunts, bunny prizes, and
more! The Easter Bunny and Peter Rabbit will be
there. Check-in is at 9:00 am. There will be a special
little egg hunt for those under two. All you have to do
is bring your Easter Basket! Mom & Dad, don't forget
the camera! It’ all free! Sponsored by the Knights of
Columbus & Ladies Auxiliary. Hope to see you there.
Sponsored by Mother Seton, Knights of Columbus
11029.
*Weather Permitting.
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March 22, 2015
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Let us love in deed
and in truth.
The Catholics of the Diocese of Las Vegas
provide financial support for ministries,
programs, activities and services that play a
vital role in the Church’s mission. While
parishes rely on the support of parishioners
through weekly offertory collection, the ministry
of the Diocese relies on those who participate
in the Catholic Stewardship Appeal (CSA) to
make possible the many services the church
provides.
Mindful that not everyone has fully recovered
from the economic downturn in our area, the
Catholic Stewardship Appeal has not increased
its funding in several years. Each parish, based
on its size and income, has a share of the total
CSA budget. All money received in this
campaign in excess of the portion each parish
is assigned is rebated back to that parish.
Many parishes finance special projects with
these rebates. But even as important as the
rebates are, the main purpose of the CSA
Campaign is to fund the ministry of the Catholic
Church in southern Nevada.
Pastoral outreach funded by the
CSA Campaign includes ($840,261 or 38%
of the total goal)
 St. Therese Center which serves those
infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.
 Catholic Charities helping those legal
refugees who have been relocated and
resettled here to become a productive part
of our society.
 Assists in supporting our retired priests as
they age.
 Supporting the ethical and justice doctrines
of our faith in our local society.
2015 CSA Campaign
March 22, 2015
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Communication Outreach funded by the
CSA Campaign includes ($176,000 or 8%
of the total goal)
 Helping to form and train Catechists, Youth
 Our locally televised Sunday Masses so that
Supporting families in their daily living of the
shut-ins and sick members of our faith may hear
the preaching and Sacramental life of our
Church.
 Providing electronic communications including
our Diocese of Las Vegas web site to help
people find timely information.
Formation and Planning Assistance includes
($1,188,000 or 54% of the total goal)
 Training future priests and deacons and helping
with their ongoing education and formation.
 Supporting the faith presence at helping UNLV
students through the ministry of the Catholic
Newman Center.
 Providing coordination and leadership to our
Catholic elementary and high schools.
Ministers, and other adult faith leaders in our
parishes.
Catholic faith.
In his Apostolic Exhortation, “The Joy of the
Gospel”, Pope Francis reminds us that we must be
ready and willing to experience “a renewed personal
encounter with Jesus Christ.” (#3).
At their heart, this is central to all of the
initiatives that CSA supports. This tradition of
generosity and care in our local Church touches the
lives of many people. Once again, Pope Francis
reminds us, “For, if we have received the love
which restores meaning to our lives, how can we fail
to share that love with others?” Won’t you join
Catholics all over the Diocese of Las Vegas in
sharing that love with others through your support of
CSA?
May God continue to bless us and walk with us as
we continue to serve the work of the Gospel in joy!
 Establishing an office of Stewardship and
Mission Effectiveness to assist in planning for
future needs and supporting the efforts in
parishes to plan for their future needs.
Please place your pledge card and payment in an envelope and place it in the collection basket or return it to the
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March 22, 2015
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Altar Servers .......................... Terry Biles 702-672-4933, [email protected]
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
............................................. Fr. Bede Wevita 702-228-8311
Funeral Ministry………………702-403-8416, Ministers: Patricia Muffley 702-683-2898
............................................. Margaret Terry 702-255-2157, Pat Torino 702-528-5004
Music Ministry……………… Brian Hicks 702-804-8308, [email protected]
Readers…………… ............... Fr. Bede Wevita 702-228-8311
Sacristans .............................. Terry Biles 702-672-4933, [email protected]
Ushers ................................... Fr. Bede Wevita 702-228-8311
Other Ministries and Contacts
Adoration .............................. Judy Galizia 702-480-0564
Bulletin Advertisements......... Diana Pulliam 702-823-9625, [email protected]
Bulletin Announcements ....... Rosie Arellano, 702-804-8312, [email protected]
Busy Hands Crafters .............. Lynette Bearer 702-485-3774, [email protected]
Grief Support ........................ Bob Landsperg 702-655-9191, [email protected]
............................................. Elaine Seifert 702-869-0299
Justice, Peace, Respect Life ... Nancy Finley 702-363-7170
............................................. Tony Moreno 702-604-1612, [email protected]
Marriage Sponsor Couples .... Deacon Aruna & Helen Silva, [email protected]
Marys & Martha Guild ......... Layna Woods 702-360-6689
Mothers, Faith, & Family ....... Carol Baird 702-838-5118, [email protected]
Natural Family Planning........ Mickey Bachman 702-232-6675
Parents in Partnership............ Darlene Baker [email protected]
RCIA ..................................... Fr. Bede Wevita, 702-228-8311
Rosary Makers ....................... Lupy Ritzo 702-363-8691
Small Faith Communities ...... Annette Heath at 702-656-6545
Seton Singles (over 50) .......... Kathy Lorenzo [email protected]
Traveling Blessed Mother ...... Judy Galizia 702-480-0564
Vocation Committee ............. Chris Pristas 702-363-6931
Volunteer Coordinator .......... Rebekah Castruita 702-804-8321, [email protected]
Non-Affiliated Organizations
Cub Scouts ............................ Kathy and Kelly Williams 702-580-2166, [email protected]
Daisy Scouts ......................... Angela Fernandez 207-651-6454, [email protected]
Girl Scouts ............................ Maggie Griffith 702-540-0840, [email protected]
Knights of Columbus ............. Terry Ward 702-287-7132, [email protected]
KofC Ladies Auxiliary ............ Pat T. 702-541-6311
KofC Squires ......................... Don Woods 702-682-8658, [email protected]
Marriage Encounter ............... Steve and Terri Sharp 702-589-0068
Parkinson’s Dance Class…….Patricia Monreal 702-336-0384
Retrouvaille (Re-tro-vi) .......... Chuck and Carol Moore 702-604-1006
Victim Advocacy.. ................ Advocacy is available for any individual who has been sexually
............................................. and/or physically abused. The 24-hour hotline is: 702-235-7723
Parish Pastoral Council
James Kohl, President
Jessica Abad-Santos
Larry Brown
Tom Carroll
Craig Galati
Edmund Finley
Jeanne Kilduff
Greg Korte
Luzviminda Micabalo
Valerie Murzl
Bill Singletary
Megan Shingleton
Alice Roybal-Benson
Finance Council
John Dube
Don Giancursio
T.J. Matthews
Margo Lamuraglia
Victoria Umphress
Ex Officio
Carey Roybal-Benson
Steve Schmitt
School Advisory Council
George Rogers, Chair
Aggie Evert
Jessica Nelsen
Neal Umphress
Kelly Simonson
Mary Chapman
Jay Simpson
Jennifer Moore
Ex Officio
Carey Roybal-Benson
Steve Schmitt
Diocese of Las Vegas
336 Cathedral Way
P.O. Box 18316
Las Vegas, NV 89114
(702) 735-3500
(702) 735-8941 Fax
Parish Weekly Calendar
Sunday, 03/22
After Mass Hospitality
9:00 am, 11:00 am, Hall
Monday, 03/23
BGHS Registration
7:00 am, Hall
Tuesday, 03/24
Sandwich Makers
8:30 am, Parish Hall
Rooms 3 & 4
Busy Hands Crafters
Rooms 3 & 4
Living Stations
7:00 pm, Church
Wednesday, 03/25
Thursday, 03/26
Friday, 03/27
Rosary Makers
Rooms 3 & 4
Taize Prayer
6:30 pm, Church
Stations of the Cross
7:00 pm, Church
Saturday, 03/28

03/22/15 - ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON CATHOLIC CHURCH Las

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