04_10_16 - The Cathedral of Saint Mary

The Cathedral of Saint Mary
Catholic Church & School
7525 NW 2 Avenue
Miami, Fl 33150
305 759-4531 ** Fax 305 757-7456
www.thecathedralofstmary.org
[email protected]
DAILY MAS
The Most Reverend Thomas G. Wenski, D.D.
Archbishop of Miami
Very Reverend Christopher B. Marino,
Rector
Reverend Lesly Jean, Parochial Vicar
Reverend Elvis Gonzalez, Director of Vocations, in Residence
Reverend Luis Garcia, in Residence
Deacon Raul Flores
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STAFF 
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DAILY MASS 
Sergio Rodicio …….……..……….….. x121
Sr. Carmen M. Ors, SCTJM ……… x105
Marie Marino …….……..……….…..… x122
Gustavo Zayas …………………..……… x111
Stephen Kolarac ………………….…… x111
Ofelia Vazquez ………………………… x101
Tamara Genna ………………………… x101
Monday through Saturday
in the Chapel
8:15am English
5:30 pm English
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ST MARY’S CATHEDRAL SCHOOL 
Sister Michelle Fernandez sctjm
School Principal
Office: 305-795-2000
Fax: 305-795-2013
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 
Sister Kristi Bergman, sctjm
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Religious Education Director
Office: 305-795-2016
[email protected]
Thursday
7.00pm Creole
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SUNDAY MASS 
5:30 pm
8:00 am
10:00 am
12:00 noon
Saturday, English
Sunday, Creole
Sunday, English
Sunday, Spanish
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CONFESSIONS 
Saturday
5.00pm
APRIL 10, 2016 ** THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER **
Sunday
7:30am
9:30am
11:30am
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Sunday, April 10 THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER
ACTS 5:27-32, 40B-41; PSALM 30:2, 4-6, 11-13;
REVELATION 5:11-14; JOHN 21:1-19 OR 21:1-14
Monday, April 11 St Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr
(Memorial)
Acts 6:8-15; Psalm 119:23-24, 26-27, 29-30; John
6:22-29
Tuesday, April 12
Acts 7:51--8:1a; Psalm 31:3cd-4, 6, 7b, 8a, 17, 21ab;
John 6:30-35
MASS INTENTIONS
SUNDAY, APRIL 10
8:00am + Georges Mengual
10:00am + Doreen Koening
12.00pm + Larry Simmons
MONDAY, APRIL 11
8:15am + Fr. Dan Doyle
5.30pm + Elizabeth Hercule
TUESDAY, APRIL 12
8:15am + Maria Galindo
5.30pm + Fr. Ignacio Morras
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13
Wednesday, April 13 St. Martin I, Pope and Martyr
(memorial)
Acts 8:1b-8; Psalm 66:1-3a, 4-7a; John 6:35-40
8:15am + Adela Perez
5.30pm + Fr. Ignacio Blasco
Thursday, April 14
Acts 8:26-40; Psalm 66:8-9, 16-17, 20; John 6:44-51
8:15am Paula Swink (birthday)
5.30pm + Maria Jose Victoria de Licea
7.00pm Parishioners
Friday, April 15
Acts 9:1-20; Psalm 117:1bc-2; John 6:52-59
FRIDAY, APRIL 15
Saturday, April 16
Acts 9:31-42; Psalm 116:12-17; John 6:60-69
THURSDAY, APRIL 14
8:15am + Jean Bartos
5.30pm + John Angelesco
SATURDAY, APRIL 16
8:15am + Fr. Dan Doyle
5.30pm + Maria Jose Victoria de Licea
MASS INTENTIONS
The custom of requesting a priest to offer the
Mass for a specific intention, even when one
cannot be physically present at the Mass, is a
longstanding tradition in the Church.
This is because the Church considers the Mass as
the greatest possible prayer of intercession insofar
as it is the perfect offering of Christ to the Father
by making present the paschal mystery of his
death and resurrection.
You may request a Mass Intention by visiting the
Cathedral Center Office. Mass Intentions are
posted in the Parish Bulletin, and on our website:
www.thecathedralofstmary.org
CHAPEL OF OUR LADY OF THE CLERGY
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT
First Friday.
From 10am-12pm
The Chapel is located inside the
parish office building.
Jesus is home, come and visit Him!
St. Mary's Cathedral School
SUMMER CAMP &
LANGUAGE INSTITUTE
Attention
The Cathedral Pantry
is in need of non-perishable food to share with
those in need.
PEANUT BUTTER
CANNED TUNA
RICE
DRIED AND CANNED BEANS
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
(ESPECIALLY PULL TOP CANS)
CANNED SOUPS
(ESPECIALLY PULL TOP CANS)
Please bring to the office during the week or leave at the
Fountain of the Mystical Marriage in the church.
SAVE THE DATE
June 13, 2016 - July 1, 2016
Monday - Friday
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8:00a.m. - 3:00p.m.
Faith-filled programs
Academic enriching activities
Field Trips
Weekly fee $60 ($30 dollars registration fee)
Discounts available for siblings
Aftercare will be available
Scholarships available
MUST register by May 31
7485 N.W. 2nd Avenue Miami, FL 33150
(305) 795-2000
Friday, June 3, 2016
All Night Vigil in Honor of the Sacred Heart of
Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Begins with Holy Mass at 8:00PM
St. John Vianney Seminary
2900 SW 87th Avenue Miami, FL 33165
Servants of the Pierced Hearts of Jesus and Mary
www. corazones.org / www.piercedhearts.org
LA CATEDRAL SANTA MARIA
LES INVITA A UNA:
Vigilia Carismática con Exposición
del Santísimo Sacramento
para orar por las intenciones y necesidades de nuestra
parroquia y por los Discípulos Misioneros de nuestra
comunidad.
Sábado, May 14
WHAT ARE THE WORKS OF MERCY?
CORPORAL WORKS
Feed the hungry
Give drink to the thirsty
Clothe the naked
Shelter the homeless
Comfort the prisoners
Visit the sick
Bury the dead
SPIRITUAL WORKS
Teach the ignorant
Pray for the living & dead
Correct sinners
Counsel those in doubt
Console the sorrowful
Bear wrongs patiently
Forgive wrongs willingly
Hora: de 8:00pm- 11:00pm
Capilla de Santísimo Sacramento
Información: Trinidad Calero 786-477-1698
Les esperamos.
THE CATHEDRAL JUSTICE MINISTRY
TEAM MEETING
Wednesday, April 13th at 7pm
at the Cathedral rooms
Mother’s Day
Envelopes and Candles
Remember your mothers living and deceased during the month of May with special altar remembrances and candles.
Envelopes at the doors and candles in the gift shop
Have a Mass offered for Mom!
“Thank her for the depth of her love”.
1 Peter 4:8
The Christian “puts his life on the line” by giving a true witness
The first Reading taken from the Acts of Acts of the Apostles, speaks of
the courage of Peter, who, after the healing of the crippled man,
preached the Gospel before the leaders of the Sanhedrin. Enraged at his
boldness, they wanted to put Peter to death. They had already forbidden
the Apostles to preach in the Name of Jesus, but Peter continued to proclaim the Gospel – because, as he said, “We must obey God rather than
men.” This “courageous” Peter, the Pope said, has nothing in common
with “Peter the coward” who denied Christ three times on the night of
Holy Thursday. Now Peter is strong in his testimony. Christian witness,
Pope Francis continued, follows the path of Jesus, even to the point of
giving one’s life. In one way or another, he said, the Christian “puts his
life on the line” by giving true witness:
“Consistency between our life and what we have seen and heard is indeed the beginning of witness. But there’s something else to Christian
witness; it’s not just giving it. Christian witness always has two parts:
‘We are witnesses of these things, as is the Holy Spirit.’ Without the
Holy Spirit, there is no Christian witness – because Christian witness,
the Christian life, is a grace, it is a grace that the Lord gives us with the
Holy Spirit.”
The martyrs of today
Without the Holy Spirit, Pope Francis continued, “we cannot be witnesses.” The true witness is the person who is consistent “in what he
says, what he does, and what he has received,” namely the Holy Spirit.
“This is Christian courage, this is the witness”:
“It is the witness of our martyrs of today – so many! – chased out of
their homeland, driven away, having their throats cut, persecuted: they
have the courage to confess Jesus even to the point of death. It is the
witness of those Christians who live their life seriously, and who say: ‘I
can’t do this; I cannot do evil to another; I cannot cheat; I cannot lead
life halfway, I have to give my witness.’ And the witness consists in
saying what has been seen and heard in faith, namely, the Risen Jesus,
with the Holy Spirit that has been received as a gift.”
Everyday saints
In difficult moments in history, Pope Francis said, we hear it said that
“our country needs heroes – and this is true, this is right.” But, he asked,
“what does the Church need today? It needs witnesses, martyrs”:
“These are the witnesses, that is, the saints, the saints of everyday, of
ordinary life, but life [lived with] consistency; and also the witness ‘to
the end,’ even to death. These are the life blood of the Church; these are
the ones that carry the Church forward, the witnesses, who attest that
Jesus is Risen, that Jesus is alive, and they bear witness through the
consistency of their life, with the Holy Spirit they have received as a
gift.”
H.H. Pope Francis
Las comunidades de “Por que ser Católico”
les invitan al
RETIRO DE CONCLUSIÓN
en nuestro segundo año del programa.
DOMINGO ABRIL 17
HORA: 11:00AM
En los salones de la Catedral
Previa registración
Abril 10 después de misa de 12:00pm.
Información:
Claudia Manzanillo (305) 303-1673
Trinidad Calero (786) 477-1698
The Jubilee Year of Mercy
“…Plenary Indulgence for the temporal punishment of sins,
imparted by the mercy of God and applicable also to the souls
of deceased faithful, may be obtained by all faithful who, truly
penitent, take Sacramental Confession and the Eucharist and
pray in accordance with the intentions of the Supreme Pontiff
What must one do in order to receive the special Plenary Indulgence?
IN ORDER TO GAIN THIS SPECIAL INDULGENCE, A
CATHOLIC IS REQUIRED FIRST TO MAKE SACRAMENTAL
CONFESSION, RECEIVE THE EUCHARIST AT MASS,
MAKE A PROFESSION OF FAITH AND OFFER PRAYERS
(OUR FATHER , HAIL MARY AND THE CREED)
SUPREME PONTIFF'S INTENTIONS.
FOR THE
In addition to and in conjunction with fulfilling these
conditions, one may then take part in any of the following observances of the Jubilee of Mercy.
Each time one visits, in the course of a pilgrimage, one of the
six designated pilgrimage places in the Archdiocese of Miami:
one is The Cathedral of Saint Mary, and then walks
through the designated Holy Door, and makes a brief visit.
The Pope has asked the Church in this Jubilee Year TO REDISCOVER THE RICHNESS ENCOMPASSED BY THE SPIRITUAL AND CORPORAL WORKS OF MERCY. The experi-
ence of mercy, indeed, becomes visible in the witness of CONCRETE SIGNS as Jesus himself taught us. EACH TIME THAT
ONE OF THE FAITHFUL PERSONALLY PERFORMS ONE
OR MORE OF THESE ACTIONS, HE OR SHE SHALL
SURELY OBTAIN THE JUBILEE INDULGENCE.
Indulgence can also be obtained for the deceased.