7-5-15 Bulletin - Sacred Heart Cathedral

The Cathedral Community
296 Flower City Park, Rochester, NY 14615
(585) 254-3221, Fax: (585) 254-8970
www.cathedralcommunity.org ~ [email protected]
Our Mission Statement
We are an urban, Roman Catholic parish that worships and gathers
at the Cathedral of the Diocese of Rochester.
Our mission is to reach all in our community and beyond,
teach the word of God, and send forth ministers of the Gospel.
MASS
MASS AND
AND CONFESSION
CONFESSION TIMES
TIMES
Celebration
Celebration of
of the
the Eucharist
Eucharist
Monday,
Monday, Wednesday,
Wednesday, Friday
Friday 12:10
12:10 pm
pm
Tuesday,
6:30
Tuesday, Thursday
Thursday
6:30 am
am
Saturday
4:00
Saturday
4:00 pm
pm
Sunday
7:00,
Sunday
7:00, 9:15,
9:15, 11:15
11:15 am
am &
& 5:00
5:00 pm
pm
Celebration
Celebration of
of Penance
Penance
Friday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
4:45
4:45 -- 5:15
5:15 pm
pm
2:30
3:30
pm
2:30 - 3:30 pm
Pastoral Perspectives
“You can’t handle the truth,” Jack
Nicholson’s character, Colonel Nathan
R. Jessep, shouted in court in the 1992
classic movie, A Few Good Men.
“They can’t handle the truth,” is what
the Spirit is telling Ezekiel in this
weekend’s first reading from the beginning of this
prophetic book. But they would know there is a
prophet among them.
And the people of Nazareth questioned Jesus’
teaching. They didn’t want to handle the truth.
“Who do you think you are?” the people of
Nazareth seem to be asking him “A prophet is not
without honor, except in his hometown, and among
his own kin, and in his own house.”
When we are faced with someone like Jesus,
someone with a generous heart, a wide vision and a
great spirit, our reactions are very often filled with
jealousy, selfishness and suspicion. His own people
couldn’t recognize the holiness of Jesus, because they
had never really accepted their own. They couldn’t
honor his relationship with God, because they had
never explored their own sense of belonging to the
Lord. They couldn’t see the Messiah standing right
beside them, because he looked too much like one of
them. Until we see ourselves as people beloved of
God, the prophets and messengers who rise among us
will struggle to be heard and accepted for whom they
truly are.
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July 5, 2015
14th Sunday In Ordinary Time
We warmly welcome you to the Cathedral! We are happy
that you have joined us this weekend. Please consider
becoming a member of our community.
Matthew’s C.R.U.E. Summer Camp
Church of the Ascension
July 8th—August 14th
We are currently looking for volunteers and campers.
Children ages 5-12 are invited to participate in this free
camp, open Monday—Friday from 10:00 am—2:00 pm.
There will be swimming, arts & crafts, food, yoga, sports,
games and more.
We are looking for volunteers that would be willing to
help serve lunch and support our counselors. If interested,
contact Sharon at 254-3221 x 109 or 278-4075.
The collection for the Church in Central and Eastern
Europe illuminates the way for the people of the region by
helping Catholic organizations offer affordable shelter,
training for seminarians, pastoral care, and catechesis. Your
donation THIS WEEKEND helps to restore the Church
and build the future in the aftermath of Soviet rule. Please
be generous to the Collection for the Church in Central and
Eastern Europe. Visit www.usccb.org (search “Church in
Central and Eastern Europe”) to learn more about the
important projects funded by the collection.
Second Sunday
Food Frenzy
Our Food Frenzy will be next
weekend, July 11 & 12
Please bring in canned meats: ham, chicken, beef stew and
corned beef. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
FARM STAND — July thru Sept.
Wednesdays 2:30—6:00 p.m.
Ridgeway Avenue Parking Lot
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Pastoral Perspectives con’t…
Today’s gospel warns us to be on guard against
certain attitudes that are incompatible with the example
of Jesus: the human tendency to be small in mind and
heart.
May the Lord grant us magnanimous hearts so that
we may look far beyond ourselves and recognize the
goodness, greatness and beauty of other people, instead
of being jealous of their gifts. God’s power alone can
save us from emptiness and hopelessness.
•
Thought for the week: Remember and revere
the hard times, for they will become the stories
you most like to tell.
•
Smile for the week: “Definitions Not in the
Dictionary”: Adult – a person who has stopped
growing at both ends and is now growing in the
middle.
God bless! Have a wonderful week!
Fr. Kevin McKenna
Last week, the Supreme Court issued a decision with
possible profound effects. It ruled same sex marriages to be a
constitutional right. The Catholic Church teaches, along with
many other faith traditions, that the State cannot redefine
marriage. The Church believes that God is the creator of
marriage which includes the gift of co-creating life. Marriage
not only involves a commitment of each spouse to each other,
but also a commitment to the care and upbringing of children
born of that union.
The Church will continue to affirm the teachings regarding
marriage as a vocation between a man and a woman
committed to each other by vows to a life shared until the
death of one of the spouses.
But as many of our bishops have reminded us, all are
invited to be a part of God’s family--- the Church. Our
Catholic teaching calls us to treat all people with respect,
compassion, sensitivity and love. All people are called to
journey with Jesus and so all who attempt to do so have a
place in the Church.
Tuition Assistance
Scholarships
The
Cathedral
Community
is
committed to helping families afford a
quality education in the Catholic tradition for children
grades K-12. To be eligible for scholarship assistance
from the parish you must be a registered and supporting
member of the Cathedral Community and participate in the
parish life of the Cathedral Community.
S c r ip t ure S tu dy f or N e x t Su nd ay
Next Sunday, July 12, 2015, is the 15th Sunday
in Ordinary Time. The readings will be Amos 7:12-15;
Ephesians 1:3-14; and Mark 6:7-13.
Our readings next Sunday again deal with the role of
the prophet in God’s plan of salvation. Amos, “a
shepherd and dresser of sycamores” is sent away by
Amaziah, a priest of Bethel. The words of the prophet
Amos are considered a threat to the status quo of worship
and practice in the northern kingdom where he lived. He
is sent to Judah to share the challenging message that
Bethel did not want to hear. Amos basically says to
Amaziah that he did not ask for the role of prophet, but as
he went about his business it was God who said to him,
“Go, prophesy to my people Israel.”
In the Gospel reading, Jesus sends the apostles out two
by two, with authority over unclean spirits, to spread the
Gospel message and to preach repentance. Anticipating
that not everyone will be glad to hear the message, Jesus
says “whatever place does not welcome you or listen to
you, leave there and shake the dust off your feet in
testimony against them.”
One scholar makes the point that “Primarily, the
scripture doesn’t tell us what to do, but who we are.” Our
second reading from the letter to the Ephesians reminds
us, quite explicitly, who we are. We are those who have
been blessed in Christ “with every spiritual blessing in the
heavens” and chosen to be holy. We have been destined
to be adopted by God; we are redeemed and forgiven. We
have our hope in Christ, we have heard the word of truth
and we exist to praise God. Aware of this identity, we
cannot help but share in the role of prophet entrusted to us
at our baptisms. We cannot stop testifying through word
and action, whether others pay attention or not, to the love
of God that Christ has revealed to us.
Rose Davis
Pasta Dinner
Angie Capone and her “crew” will serve an all-you-can-eat
Pasta Dinner honoring Saints Anne and Joachim on Sunday,
July 26 following the 11:15 a.m. mass. Dinner will be
served in the Cathedral Hall from 12:30 until 2:30 pm. Meal
includes bread & butter, pasta, meatballs, salad, drinks, and
dessert at the “sweets table!”
Tickets are $8.00 for adults and $3.00 for children 4—12
yrs. old, and will be available after masses on the following
weekends, July 11 & 12 and July 18 & 19 and in the Main
Office during the week and at the door, on July 26. Take out
will be available.
Baked goods are needed for the sweets table. If you can
help, please bring your donation to the office on Friday, July
24 or to the hall on Sunday, July 26. Questions? Call the
office at 254-3221.
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Parish Support
For Last Weekend ~ June 27 & June 28
Last Week
$ 8,114
Budget
$ 10,354
Variance
$- 2,240
Year to Date
$ 504,359
Year to Date Budget
$ 524,999
Variance
$-20,640
Most Rev. Salvatore R. Matano, Bishop of Rochester
Most Rev. Matthew H. Clark, Bishop Emeritus of Rochester
In residence: Rev. Daniel White, Secretary to the Bishop
PARISH STAFF
Office Telephone: (585) 254-3221
Rector
Rev. Kevin McKenna, x110
[email protected]
(Our fiscal year is 7/1/14—6/30/15)
As you can see, we are currently operating at a deficit
~ your support would be greatly appreciated.
40 Week Club Excitement!
Assisting Weekends Rev. Edward Salmon, S.J.
[email protected]
Pastoral Associate Rose Culligan Davis, x113
[email protected]
Deacons
John Giugno
[email protected]
Our drawing was held on Monday, June 29, 2015.
Winners for Week # 26
$25……. Hugh Ratigan
$10…….. Carol Goodman
Congratulations to our winners!
Stay tuned for next week’s drawing!
Save The Date!
Our 40 Week Club Dinner — Sunday, October 18th
Still Cleaning…..
Several metal
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Lynn Kershner
[email protected]
Bruno Petrauskas
[email protected]
Director of Finance Carol Wynne x114
& Administration [email protected]
Regional Business Mark Shevlin
Manager
[email protected]
Director of Music
Ginny Miller, x124
[email protected]
Bookkeeper/Shop Lynn Marra, x102
Manager
[email protected]
Property Manager Paul Mitrano, 254-3221
[email protected]
Maintenance
James Mayer
Faith Formation
Coordinator
Marianne Himmelsbach, x108
[email protected]
Social Ministry
Coordinator
Marcus Ebenhoe, x127
[email protected]
Youth Minister
Sharon Herring, x109
[email protected]
Parish Pastoral
Visitors
Sr. Joan Hilbert, RSM, x106
[email protected]
Secretary
Michele Kelly, x104
[email protected]
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Arrangements for Anointing of the Sick/
Communion, Baptism, and Marriage may be made
by calling the Church Office.
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PRAY FOR OUR SICK
Mary Ann Barry, Dina Carfagna, Lynn
Carpenter, Rosemarie Coccia, John Culligan,
John Divinenzo, Philomena Galasso, Theresa
Gelo, Teresa Gordinier, Michael Gruttadauria Jr., Joyce
Maslyn, Pat McHale, Dee Mengel, Anne Phipps, Richard
Potter, Desiree Richardson, Mary Ann Ritzenthaler, Jeanne
Smith, Dia St. George, Cheryl Tomasso
If you know of someone, or you or a loved one have a serious
illness, is hospitalized or unable to attend Mass, please contact the
Cathedral Office. It is both our duty and privilege to administer
sacraments and pastoral care!
PRAY FOR OUR DECEASED
Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord,
and let your perpetual light shine upon them.
BANNS OF MARRIAGE
Stephanie Socci & Dominic Ricci
Angela Cook & Anthony D’Ambra
Kristen Melissa Brown & Vincent Manillo
Please keep their future happiness
in your prayers.
This Week’s Sanctuary Candle
In Memory of Richard J. Dowdell
Requested by—Kevin & Marianne Walsh
In Memory of Angelo Muratore
Requested by Frank & Mary Ann Vaccaro
In Memory of Peter Prinzing
Requested by Ray Yeaton
Saturday, July 4
Gn 27:1-5. 15-29; Mt 9:14-17
4:00 pm
Joseph & Nancy DiGennaro— granddaughter, Nancy
Sunday, July 5—14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Ez 2:2-5; 2 Cor 12:7-10; Mk 6:1-6a
7:00 am
Jay Turzillo—Mary Jo & Margaret Whalen
9:15 am
Philip Gray—John, Debbie & Ashley Gray
11:15 am Beverly Jean Nowlan—Frank & Mary Ann Vaccaro
5:00 pm
Yvonne R. Brenner—Donna Jean Gagne
Monday, July 6—St. Maria Goretti
Gn 28:10-22a; Mt 9:18-26
12:10 pm Gary & Naty Smith—Racel Aguila
Tuesday, July 7
Gn 32:23-33; Mt 9:32-38
6:30 am
People of the Cathedral Community
Wednesday, July 8
Gn 41:55-57, 42:5 -7a, 17-24a; Mt 10:1-7
12:10 pm Ann Marie Maloney— Gerald Scardano
Thursday, July 9—St. Augustine Zhao Rong
Gn 44:18-21, 23b-29, 45:1-5; Mt 10:7-15
6:30 am
Mary M. Gordinier—Bequest
Friday, July 10
Gn 46:1-7, 28-30; Mt 10:16-23
12:10 pm Mary Stevenson—Dave & Julie Boland
Saturday, July 11—St. Benedict
Gn 49:29-32, 50:15-26a; Mt 10:24-33
4:00 pm
Ralph & Mary DePerna— Donald DePerna
Sunday, July 12—15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Am 7:12-15; Eph 1:3-14 or 1:3-10; Mk 6:7-13
7:00 am
Carole M. Lambert—Boland Family
9:15 am
Frank Maslyn —Stephen & Mary Marone
11:15 am
Nancy & Frank Uttaro—Family
5:00 pm
Morey Culhane—Wife, Mickey
Coffee for Hospice Thank you!
Knights of Columbus Council #15118 thanks all who
donated to helping the ever vigilant family and friends of
patients of hospice at Sunset House Hospice Center. Just
knowing that you can get a cup of coffee any time of the
day is a big relief during this difficult time! Your generous
donations equaled 12 containers of coffee, and paper
products.
Riel Rezon Rivera,
Azaria MaeLynn Lazarus & Ayden Azariah Lazarus
We welcome our newly baptized into our parish
community!
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This Week’s Parish Events
Saturday, July 4
Sunday, July 5
Monday, July 6
9-Noon
Vacation Bible School—Cathedral Hall
12-5 pm
Mary’s Place—Holy Rosary Church
12:45 pm
Bible Study—Cathedral Hall
Tuesday, July 7
9-Noon
Vacation Bible School—Cathedral Hall
12-7 pm
Mary’s Place—Holy Rosary Church
Wednesday, July 8
9-Noon
Vacation Bible School—Cathedral Hall
12-5 pm
Mary’s Place—Holy Rosary Church
2:30 pm
Farmers Market— Parking Lot
5-7 pm
Joseph’s Place—Multi Purpose Room
Thursday, July 9
9-Noon
Vacation Bible School—Cathedral Hall
12-7 pm
Mary’s Place—Holy Rosary Church
7:00 pm
KOC—Cathedral Hall
Friday, July 10
9-Noon
Vacation Bible School—Cathedral Hall
12-5 pm
Mary’s Place—Holy Rosary Church
Saturday, July 11
KOC C&B Raffle After All Masses—Narthex
Liturgical Ministers— July 11 & 12
Non-internet users, please pick up schedule
in Sacristy Hallway.
4:00 pm
7:00 am
9:15 am
11:15 am
5:00 pm
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion
4:00 pm
S. Brownell, A. Capone, Sr. J. Hilbert,
J. Martel, Sr. S. Riley, S. Vullo
7:00 am
M.E. Fenlon, P. & K. Gotham,
L. Marcellette, T. Tomasso,
M. & M. J. Whalen
9:15 am
J. Carfagna, P. Casey, J. D’Armiento,
C. Dady, M. Hare, G. Myrthil, R. Williams
S. & D. Pearson
11:15 am
A. Fien, K. LaBue, S. Mannara, J. Mittiga,
K. Parr
5:00 pm
J. DeLorenzo, T. Gangemi, C. Inzana
4:00 pm
7:00 am
9:15 am
11:15 am
5:00 pm
Lector
B. Coleman, K. Martel
C. Kalumbwe
I. McAllian, G. Rapp
L. Dernier, C. Johnson
D. Beaupre’
4:00 pm
7:00 am
9:15 am
11:15 am
5:00 pm
Altar Server
G. Coleman
E. Kalumbwe
A. Redlinski, J. Schramm
Z. &. E. Fien
R. Yeaton
Sunday, July 12
KOC C&B Raffle After All Masses—Narthex
Books ! Bibles ! Cards ! Jewelry ! Rosaries ! Statues
~ local authors & a large selection of angels ~
Anniversary!Baptism!Communion! Confirmation!Wedding
Hours
Monday-Friday, 10 am—2 pm
Saturday, 3:30-5:30 pm
Sunday, 9:30 am-12:30 pm & 4:30-6:30 pm
Open most evenings & weekends for major
Cathedral events!
Living Faith
July * August * September
Donations: $1.00
Sacristan
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L. Marcellette
M. Williams
T. Bagshaw
L. Cole
Information Desk Welcomers
Weekend of July 11& 12
Saturday 4:00 pm Mass—Need a Volunteer
Sunday 9:15 am Mass—Don & Mary Ann Taylor
Sunday 11:15 am Mass—Tony & Sue Pucillo
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