Lent 2015 - Cathedral Parish

SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ~ February 15, 2015
MADISON’S DOWNTOWN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
Lent 2015
ABOUT OUR PARISH
The Cathedral Parish of St.
Raphael was formed on July
1, 2008 by the merger of
three
historic
parishes
located within a few blocks
of the Capitol Square.
404 E. Main St.
The buildings of two of
those historic parishes –
Holy Redeemer and St.
Patrick – provide the
current facilities for the
Cathedral Parish. Mass is
offered every day in both
churches.
The parish
rectory is at the Holy
Redeemer site, while the
offices are at the St. Patrick
location.
Old St. Raphael Cathedral
was destroyed by arson in
2005. Bishop Morlino has
announced his intention to
erect a new cathedral on the
same site (at West Main and
Fairchild). In the meantime,
an outdoor Way of the Cross
is located there.
SAINT
PATRICK
HOLY
REDEEMER
120 W. Johnson St.
Sr. Sophie Marie
This Tuesday 7:00 p.m. at St Patrick: Sister Sophie Marie
tells her conversion story. Festive Mardi Gras refreshments
served.
Ash Wednesday after the 7:00 p.m. Mass at St. Patrick: Sister Sophie Marie gives a meditation — “Lent: A Time to Be
Transformed by Love.” A Lenten supper will be served.
www.isthmuscatholic.org
Facebook.com/CathedralParishMadison
CATHEDRAL
PLACE
W. Washington
Ave. at Henry St.
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Cathedral Parish  Madison, Wisconsin
/CathedralParishMadison
www.isthmuscatholic.org 
SERVING CATHEDRAL PARISH
Most Reverend Robert C. Morlino
Bishop of Madison
Reverend Monsignor Kevin D. Holmes
Rector
[email protected]
(608) 257-5000 · office
(608) 960-0921 · residence
Reverend José Luis Vázquez
Parochial Vicar
(608) 255-1658
Deacon Raymond Lukesic
Director of Pastoral Care
[email protected]
Marc Laudonio
Director of Evangelization and Catechesis
[email protected]
Amber Cerrato
Director of Religious Education
[email protected]
Leona Rane
Alice Buechner
Maria Culligan
Parish Secretaries
[email protected]
Parish Office
404 East Main Street
Madison, Wisconsin 53703
(608) 257-5000 – fax 257-5565
Holy Redeemer Church
West Johnson Street
(one half block off State Street)
Saint Patrick Church
East Main Street
(three blocks east of the Capitol Square)
 FEATURED NEWS 
Ash Wednesday Masses
This Wednesday, February 18th, is Ash Wednesday. Ash Wednesday is
not a holyday of obligation (which are always days of feast). Since Ash
Wednesday is a penitential day, the obligation is fast and abstinence
(according to the regulations printed on page 5). The Mass schedule for
Ash Wednesday is as follows:
12:10 pm—St. Patrick
7:00 pm—St. Patrick
5:15 pm—Holy Redeemer 7:30 pm—Holy Redeemer (español)
The Saint John’s Bible Pilgrimage February 28th
Register this week for our parish pilgrimage to visit Illuminating the Word:
The St. John’s Bible, an exhibit at the Chazen Art Museum on Saturday,
February 28th. We will meet at Holy Redeemer at 10:45 am to walk to
the museum. After the docent-led tour, we will return to Holy Redeemer
for Liturgy of the Hours and a light meal. To register, please complete a
pilgrimage form found in the kiosk and return it, with your fee, to the
parish office before this Friday, February 20th. Fee is $7.50 for parishioners and $12.00 for non-parishioners which includes a donation to the Chazen. Checks should be made payable to Cathedral Parish.
Encounter Culture: Wake Up!
Are you stuck? Do you feel like you are living the same day over and
over again, without seeing beauty or the possibility for change? Monotony. It happens to everyone. Good news. You are being given the opportunity to wake up at every moment! Christ comes to us where we are,
and He invites us to change and transform. You are invited to Encounter
Culture this Saturday, February 21st, at 6 pm in the St Patrick Church
hall, where we will observe this transformation in the film Groundhog
Day. Join us for an eye opening discussion and some good wine!
Did you miss the first session of Encounter Culture: New Year, New
Way of Seeing? Or maybe you can’t get away from home on Saturday
evenings… Don’t worry, you won’t miss out! Everything you need to do
Encounter Culture at home is online! Check out the parish website
'Encounter Culture' page or contact Morgan at [email protected] with any questions.
Rite of Sending Next Sunday
Next Sunday, February 22nd, at the 9:00 am Mass at Holy Redeemer, the
Cathedral Parish will publicly send those preparing to enter the Church
here at Easter to the Rite of Election, which Bishop Morlino will celebrate
in Waunakee later that day. The group includes four adults who have
been baptized in another Christian denomination and are preparing for
full reception into the Catholic Church. (While there are also two Catholics preparing for Confirmation in the RCIA process, this ceremony is
specifically for people who are becoming Catholic at the Easter Vigil.)
We will be praying for all our candidates at each of the Masses for the
First Sunday of Lent, but all are especially invited to come to be with
them for this Rite of Sending at the 9:00 Mass.
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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 15, 2015
 FROM SR. SOPHIE MARIE 
Dear Friends in Christ:
My name is Sister Sophie Marie. I have been a contemplative (noncloistered) sister for coming up on ten years. I made my simple profession on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception in December of
2008. I belong to a community called
Sisters of Mary Morning Star. Originally founded in Spain, the community now has fourteen convents and
about 250 sisters worldwide. Currently, we have just one convent here
in the States (Ghent, MN) but are
hoping to soon have more! As you
may already know, this year has
been dedicated by Pope Francis as
the year for consecrated life. It began last November 30th with a threefold intention: to spark a renewal in
consecrated life, to thank those who
put themselves entirely at the service of Christ and His Church, and
lastly to extend an invitation to young Catholics to consider a religious
vocation. In light of this third intention, I have been sent on mission to
share the joy of friendship with Jesus. I am very excited to share this
with your parish in a particular way with a couple of talks to help start
off Lent with a greater desire for holiness.
At the invitation of Msgr. Holmes, we will have a first talk this Tuesday
(Mardi Gras, Feb. 17th) where I will develop my conversion story which
you may have heard a few months back on the Drew Mariani show
“Hairstylist to Sister.” You’ll see how I was an extremely typical “kickbox loving,” 23 year-old who put away the perm rods and color tubes
in order to walk across the country as a pro-life advocate, finally deciding to give my life completely to Christ. In the second talk, on Ash
Wednesday after the 7:00 pm Mass, I would like to share with you
“secrets to happiness” I have discovered in what I call “starting Heaven
early” aka contemplative, religious life. After ten years of a life, exclusively devoted to philosophical, theological, and mystical contemplation, I have been able to delve into the mystery of our human person
and our ultimate purpose in a unique way. I am delighted to offer this
parish my thoughts on evangelization through personal transformation.
What a great way to start off Lent by reflecting on the true conversion
God is calling each and every one of us to: allowing His grace to change
our “hearts of stone” into hearts burning with the fire of the Holy Spirit,
so we can, in turn, follow Christ setting the world ablaze with His love.
Your Sister in Christ,
Sr. Sophie Marie
MASS SCHEDULE
Monday, February 16 – Weekday
12:10 pm at St. Patrick
Special Intention: Sue B.
5:15 pm at Holy Redeemer
† Dr. Rob Ryan
Tuesday, February 17 – The Seven Holy
Founders of the Servite Order
12:10 pm at St. Patrick
† Laverne Friese
5:15 pm at Holy Redeemer
† Edward Turner
Wednesday, February 18 – Ash Wednesday
12:10 pm at St. Patrick
† Gerald & Arthur Carey
5:15 pm at Holy Redeemer
† Anthony Paltz
7:00 pm at St. Patrick
Poor Souls in Purgatory
7:30 pm in Spanish at Holy Redeemer
Por la Comunidad
Thursday, February 19 – Lenten Weekday
12:10 pm at St. Patrick
† Marie Loring
5:15 pm at Holy Redeemer
† Frank M. Ryan
Friday, February 20 – Lenten Weekday
12:10 pm at St. Patrick
† Eileen Hanson
5:15 pm at Holy Redeemer
† Cecilia Delgadillo
7:00 pm in Spanish at Holy Redeemer
† Cesar, Humberto, Cruz & Marlene
Saturday, February 21 – St. Peter Damian
8:00 am at Holy Redeemer
† Warren Schroeckenthaler
5:00 pm at St. Patrick (Vigil)
† Lois Marie Walder
6:30 pm in Spanish at Holy Redeemer (Vigil)
† Fausta Flores Velez
Sunday, February 22
First Sunday of Lent
9:00 am at Holy Redeemer
† Dr. Rob Ryan
11:00 am at St. Patrick
People of the Cathedral Parish
11:00 am in Spanish at Holy Redeemer
† Felicita Montellano
5:00 pm at Holy Redeemer
† Robert & Betty Bohen
6:45 pm in Spanish at Holy Redeemer
Intention of the Celebrant
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CALENDAR
This Week at St. Raphael
Tuesday, February 17
10:30 am Mass at Capitol Lakes
 AT CATHEDRAL PARISH 
Lenten Meditation Booklets
Tuesday, February 17
7:00 pm Sr. Sophie Marie’s Presentation
Copies of the Magnificat Lenten Companion are available at the rear of Holy Redeemer and in the narthex of St. Patrick this weekend. These fine
little books contain prayers and meditations for each day of Lent. If you
would use a copy, please take one for your spiritual enrichment. If you
would like to help defray the cost of the booklet, you may put $1.00 into
the money slot of the parish kiosk at either church.
Wednesday, February 18
7:45 pm Sr. Sophie Marie’s Presentation
Operation Rice Bowl
This Week at St. Patrick
Thursday, February 19
7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal
Saturday, February 21
6:00 pm Encounter Culture
Sunday, February 22
9:00 am Religious Education Classes
10:00 am Lectio Divina Prayer Group
12:00 pm Madison Kressin Baptism
This Week at Holy Redeemer
Monday, February 16
6:00 pm Choir Practice (Spanish)
Tuesday, February 17
6:00 pm Confessions in Spanish
6:30 pm Prayer Group (Spanish)
Wednesday, February 18
9:00 am Exposition in Church
5:00 pm Benediction in Church
7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal
Friday, February 20
5:45 pm Stations of the Cross
7:00 pm Mass and Stations in Spanish
One way to help those in need during Lent is through Operation Rice
Bowl. Your contribution supports Catholic Relief Services projects around
the world and in our own diocese. The boxes are available on tables in the
narthex at St. Patrick and in the back of church at Holy Redeemer (in English or Spanish). Place your spare change in the box throughout Lent and
return the box to the parish office before April 12th. If you would like
your Operation Rice Bowl donation reflected on your annual parish statement, please count the change and submit the total as well as your name.
Stations of the Cross
At St. Patrick, the Stations of the Cross will be prayed following the 12:10
pm Mass each Wednesday (after Ash Wednesday) during Lent. At Holy
Redeemer, Stations of the Cross will be prayed in English after the 5:15
pm Mass each Friday. On each Friday during Lent, a Mass will be celebrated at Holy Redeemer in Spanish at 7:00 pm, followed by Stations of the
Cross in Spanish.
Singing the Ordinary in Latin
In November 2007, the bishops of the United States published a document entitled Sing to the Lord: Music in Divine Worship. In #61, we
read: “[C]are should be taken to foster the role of Latin in the Liturgy,
particularly in liturgical song. Pastors should ensure ‘that the faithful
may also be able to say or to sing together in Latin those parts of the Ordinary of the Mass which pertain to them.’” Here at the Cathedral Parish, we implement this directive by singing the Mass parts in Latin on
the Sundays of Lent (and Advent). Programs with the Latin text and
music (or with directions where to find longer pieces in the hymnal) are
provided so that all are able to join in the chants of the Mass.
Diocesan Annual Catholic Appeal 2015
Banns of Marriage
The names of parishioners planning to marry are
published three times prior to the ceremony. Anyone knowing of any impediment to the proposed
marriage must make that known to the Rector.
III. Adam Rieves & Rachel Witt
The theme for the 2015 Annual Catholic Appeal — Living Our Mission of
Charity — reminds us that each of us is touched by faith and charity. We
ask that God grant us a renewed sense of responsibility for the work of
our parish, our diocese and the Church throughout the world. We ask
that His grace make us even more generous in supporting those needs.
Each pledge to the Annual Catholic Appeal supports diocesan ministries, education and services today, and assures a strong future for the
Diocese of Madison and the people that it serves.
This year each of us is asked to consider making a pledge, payable
over five months. If you received your pledge form in the mail, please
complete it and mail it back to the Diocese.
Thank you for your prayerful consideration and generous response.
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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 15, 2015
 LENTEN REGULATIONS 
1.
Catholics who have celebrated their 14th birthday are to abstain
from meat on Ash Wednesday, all Fridays in Lent, and Good Friday.
2.
In addition to abstaining from meat, Catholics who have celebrated their 18th birthday, until they celebrate their 59th birthday, are
to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Those who are
bound to this regulation may eat only one full meal. Two smaller
meals are permitted if necessary to maintain strength according
to one’s needs, but eating solid foods between meals is not permitted.
These minimal penitential practices should not be lightly excused.
There are also a few liturgical restrictions during Lent. Funeral Masses may not be celebrated on the Sundays of Lent nor from Holy
Thursday through Easter Sunday. When a marriage is celebrated during Lent, it is to reflect the penitential nature of the season.
 CATHEDRAL 20S&30S 
Theology on Tap—Thursday, February 26th
Join us for our next TOT on Thursday, February 26th, with a special starting time of 8:00 pm. Msgr. Kevin Holmes will speak to us on Why Christianity? A Catholic Looks at Atheism. This is a first in a series of TOT talks in
which we will dialogue with other religious traditions and perspectives.
Each Why Christianity? talk will seek to identify similarities and differences between Catholicism and another religious perspective. The goal is
to understand better and appreciate what others are saying while also
growing in our appreciation of the richness of our faith in Jesus Christ.
To receive email updates about Young Adult activities in our parish, please
contact Marc Laudonio at 257-5000 or [email protected].
 FAITH FORMATION 
No Main Event This Week:
Come to Sister Sophie Marie’s Talk Instead!
There will be no Main Event on Tuesday, February 17th, in lieu of the
presentation by Sister Sophie Marie. All who might normally attend
‘The Main Event’ are invited to her talk. Please see Page 3 of this bulletin
for more specific details. ‘The Main Event’ is an adult faith-formation
gathering incorporating prayer, teaching, and discussion that is held
weekly on Tuesday evenings from 6:30—8:30 pm at St. Patrick. Check
the website for more details, including the full schedule and topics of
each gathering.
Catholicism 101—What is the Catholic Faith All About?
Session I will next be offered Tuesday, March 3rd, with sessions II and
III on the following two Tuesday evenings. Sessions begin at 6:30 pm.
For further information on any of these programs, contact Marc Laudonio, 257-5000 or
[email protected].
SCRIPTURE READINGS
Monday, Feb. 16 – Weekday
Gn 4:1-15, 25/Mk 8:11-13
Tuesday, Feb. 17 – The Seven Holy Founders of the Servite Order
Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10/Mk 8:14-21
Wednesday, Feb. 18 – Ash Wednesday
Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor 5:20--6:2/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18
Thursday, Feb. 19 – Lenten Weekday
Dt 30:15-20/Lk 9:22-25
Friday, Feb. 20 – Lenten Weekday
Is 58:1-9a/Mt 9:14-15
Saturday, Feb. 21 – St. Peter Damian
Is 58:9b-14/Lk 5:27-32
Sunday, February 22
First Sunday of Lent
Gn 9:8-15/1 Pt 3:18-22/Mk 1:12-15
CONFESSIONS
At Holy Redeemer Church:
Monday – Wednesday, 4:15 – 5:00 pm
Saturday, 7:30 – 8:00 am
At Saint Patrick Church:
Saturday, 3:30 – 4:30 pm
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
At Holy Redeemer Church: Perpetual Adoration. Eucharistic Chapel is located on the
ground floor of the church, and may be
reached through the side door from the parking lot. On Wednesday only, adoration is in
the upper church from 9:00 am until Benediction at 5:00 pm.
For more information or to sign up for a
regularly scheduled hour of adoration, visit
www.adorationchapel.com, call 608-833-0554
or email [email protected].
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Parroquia de la Catedral  Madison, Wisconsin www.isthmuscatholic.org
/pages/Parroquia-de-la-Catedral-Madison/878713865525975
SIRVIENDO LA PARROQUIA
El Reverendísimo Robert C. Morlino
Obispo de Madison
Reverendo Mons. Kevin D. Holmes
Párroco
Reverendo Padre José Luis Vázquez
Vicario Parroquial
[email protected]
(608) 255-1658
Amber Cerrato
Directora de Educación Religiosa
[email protected] 257-5000 ext. 12
María Culligan
Secretaria Bilingüe
(Martes a Viernes)
[email protected]
(608) 257-5000
Horario de las Misas en español:
Sábados 6:30 pm
Domingos 11:00 am y 6:45 pm
Sacramento de Reconciliación:
Sábados 5:30-6:15 pm
Domingos 10:15-10:45 am
Martes
6:00-8:00 pm
Ministerios Litúrgicos
Sábado, 21 de febrero - 6:30 pm
Acólitos: Homero Sánchez
Lectores: Lizett Becerra, Alicia Ramírez
Monitor: Rogelio Becerra
Hospitalidad: Daniel Estrada, Lázaro Florencio,
Alicia Ortega, Alan Ortega
Domingo, 22 de febrero - 11:00 am
Acólitos: Armando Pérez & Armando Pérez, Jr.
Lectores: G. Soberanes, Honorina Ruiz
Salmista: Adriana Castillo
Monitor: Rosalva Montoya
Eucaristía: Luis Paulino
Hospitalidad: E. Martinic, N. Moreno, Mayra
Cruz, L. Alarcón, J. Zumba, P. Mena
Domingo, 22 de febrero - 6:45 pm
Acólitos: M. Domínguez, Jr.
Lectores: Cornelio Domínguez
Salmo:
coro
Monitor: M. Domínguez
Hospitalidad: Reina González, Mario Domínguez
Jr., Christofer y Cesar Domínguez
 PARA REFLEXIONAR 
La Cuaresma
“Un tiempo de preparación para la Pascua”
Cada día, siguiendo el ejemplo de Jesús, debemos retornar nuestro
camino hacia Dios y volvernos mas humildes
con nuestros hermanos. Por esto, todos los domingos la Iglesia nos invita a despertar en nosotros el recuerdo de la Pasión, Muerte y Resurrección del Señor mediante la Participación en
la Eucaristía.
Pero nuestra fragilidad espiritual es tal que,
muy pronto, nuestra existencia cae en la rutina,
en la costumbre. Absorbidos por las preocupaciones diarias, olvidamos la importancia de los propósitos en los cuales nos hemos comprometido.
Debemos tomar otra vez la oración y la reflexión. Durante la Cuaresma estamos llamados con
la Iglesia universal a participar en este tiempo
decisivo que nos prepara a vivir mas intensamente las fiestas Pascuales.
La Cuaresma es un tiempo de meditación. Todos los cristianos estamos llamados a profundizar nuestro conocimiento en la Voluntad de
Dios sobre el mundo y sobre nosotros. En este tiempo, la lectura de la
Biblia, la oración familiar, deben ocupar un lugar particular en nuestra
vida diaria.
La Cuaresma es un tiempo ideal para acercarnos al Sacramento de la
Reconciliación. Por medio de él, la conversión es puesta bajo el signo de
la Misericordia Divina. En la Iglesia primitiva, la Cuaresma era el periodo privilegiado para la preparación de los catecúmenos al Bautismo y a
la Eucaristía, celebrados durante la noche de Pascua. Pero esta preparación también permitía a toda la comunidad reactivar el recuerdo del
Bautismo, cuyo significado permanece constantemente actual, y de prepararse a la comunión con Cristo, en la Gloria de la Resurrección. De la
misma manera, la Iglesia, invita también a los cristianos de hoy a hacer
de este periodo un tiempo de descubrimiento de estos Sacramentos.
La Cuaresma empieza con ceniza, pero termina con el fuego, el agua
y la luz de la Vigilia Pascual. Algo debe quemarse y destruirse en nosotros durante estos días “el hombre viejo” para dar lugar al hombre nuevo.
La Cuaresma es el tiempo en el cual los cristianos son invitados a
vivir la experiencia del desierto. Un periodo en el cual los cristianos están llamados a alejarse de aquello que enmascara los verdaderos bienes,
para regresar a Dios.
Padre José Luis Vázquez
 NOTICIAS PARROQUIALES 
Grupo de Oración “Jesús Divina Misericordia”
Les invitamos a unirnos en oración este martes 17 de febrero a las 6:30
pm. Si es la primera vez que se animan a orar en grupo, no se preocupen,
vengan y únanse a nosotros. Juntos rezamos el Santo Rosario, la Coronilla
de la Divina Misericordia, entre otras oraciones. Les esperamos.
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 NOTICIAS PARROQUIALES 
REGULACIONES DE CUARESMA
1.
Católicos de por lo menos 14 años de
edad deben abstenerse de comer carne el
Miércoles de Ceniza, todos los Viernes de
Cuaresma y el Viernes Santo.
2.
Católicos de 18 hasta 59 años de edad,
además, deben de ayunar el Miércoles de
Ceniza, y el Viernes Santo. El ayuno consiste en una sola comida al día. Dos pequeñas comidas adicionales son permitidas para mantener la energía según las
necesidades individuales, pero comer entre
comidas no es permitido.
3.
Estas prácticas penitenciales mínimas no
pueden ser excusadas a la ligera.
4.
Misas rituales están prohibidas el Miércoles de Ceniza, durante la Semana Santa, y
en los Domingos de Cuaresma.
Misas para el Miércoles de Ceniza
Este miércoles 18 de febrero es Miércoles de Ceniza. El Miércoles de
Ceniza no es día de guardar, obligación de ir a Misa, sin embargo es un
Día de Penitencia, y la obligación es Ayuno y Abstinencia (en concordancia con las regulaciones que están a la mano derecha de esta pagina). El horario de Misas para el Miércoles de Ceniza es el siguiente:
St. Patrick:
12:10 pm
7:00 pm
Holy Redeemer:
5:15 pm (English) 7:30 pm (español)
Vía Crucis
Una de las bellas devociones de la iglesia, especialmente significativa
durante la Cuaresma, es el Vía Crucis. Fervientemente conmemoramos las paradas en el camino que Jesús recorrió desde la corte de Pilatos hasta el Calvario y el Sepulcro. En Holy Redeemer, la Misa se celebrará en español todos los viernes de cuaresma, comenzando el viernes 20 de febrero hasta el viernes 27 de marzo, a las 7:00 pm. El Vía
Crucis, en español, será inmediatamente después de la Misa. Están
todos invitados.
Intenciones para Misas Viernes en Cuaresma
Todavía necesitamos intenciones para las Misas de los viernes en Cuaresma, la cual es a las 7:00 pm. Lo estipulado es $10 (diez) por Misa.
Para reservar una Misa, por favor llame a la oficina de la parroquia
(257-5000) de martes a viernes de 8:30 am 12 m y de 1:00 pm a 2:00 pm.
Operación Plato de Arroz
Una forma de ayudar a los necesitados durante la Cuaresma es a través de
la Operación Plato de Arroz. Su contribución apoya los proyectos de Servicios Católicos de Socorro en todo el mundo y en nuestra diócesis. Las
cajas estarán en la parte posterior de la iglesia. Siéntase en libertad de llevar una caja a su casa. Coloque sus monedas en la caja durante la Cuaresma y regrese la caja a la oficina de la parroquia antes del doce de abril (0412). Si desea que su donación a la Operación Plato de Arroz se refleje en su
contribución anual a la parroquia, por favor cuente las monedas, cámbielas por billetes (o emita un cheque), y denos el total junto con su nombre
completo y número de inscripción en la parroquia.
Rito de Envío la Próxima Semana
El próximo domingo, 22 de febrero, en la Misa de las 11:00 am en Holy
Redeemer, la Parroquia de la Catedral, públicamente enviará a quienes se
están preparando a entrar en la Iglesia Católica, al Rito de Elección, que el
Obispo Morlino celebrará en la tarde de ese día en Waunakee. En nuestra
comunidad, hay dos personas que van a ser recibidas en la Iglesia en Sábado de Gloria. Tengamos en nuestras oraciones a estos candidatos.
Clases Pre-Bautismales
Las próximas clases pre-bautismales son el 8 de abril. Por favor, recuerden que las clases deben tomarse por lo menos un mes antes de la
fecha que piensen bautizar, y los documentos se deben de entregar con
3 semanas de anticipación en la oficina. Gracias.
5. Misas de funerales no pueden ser celebradas el Jueves, Viernes y Sábado Santos, ni
durante los Domingos de Cuaresma.
Facebook Page
Les anunciamos que la Parroquia de la Catedral
ya tiene su pagina en FB. Esta pagina tiene como
finalidad mantenerles informados de actividades de la parroquia como clases de matrimonio,
bautismales, retiros, confesiones, e incluso cancelaciones de confesiones por mal tiempo.
Búsquenos en FB con el nombre de Parroquia de
la Catedral Madison. Revisen la pagina constantemente y “LIKE US” en FB:
www.facebook.com/pages/Parroquia-de-laCatedral-Madison/878713865525975
Ayuda para Cuaresma Disponible
En la mesa cerca al confesionario hay copias
del Magnificat Lenten Companion, en inglés, el
cual contiene oraciones y meditaciones para
cada día de Cuaresma. Para ayudar con el
costo de la publicación, se solicita una contribución de $ 1.00 el cual se puede colocar en la
ranura para el dinero que está en el kiosco de
la parroquia.
ADORACIÓN EUCARÍSTICA
La Capilla de Adoración Perpetua esta ubicada
en el primer piso del edificio de la iglesia. Para
tener una hora de adoración programada, llame
al (608) 833-0554, envíe un correo electrónico a:
[email protected].