In This NewsletterLetter from the Pastor . .. . . 2

Ministry Updates . .. . . .. . . 3

Welcome .. . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 4

Resources/Mary Magdalene

Reflection . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 6

Upcoming Events. .. . . .. . . 7

En este boletínCarta del Párroco . .. . . .. . . 2

Noticias de Ministerios .. . . 3

Bienvenidos. . .. . . .. . . .. . . 5

Recursos/Reflexión de María

Magdalena . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 6

Calendario . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 7

Issue Eleven September 2018

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MADELEINEThe Mission of the Cathedral of the Madeleine, the seat of the Diocese of Salt Lake City, is to believe, celebrate,

and live the redeeming love of our Lord, Jesus Christ, in and through our parish community.

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Looking Back and Stepping ForwardMirando hacía atrás, Dando un paso hacía adelante

Welcome to our Cathedral parish! No matter who you are or where you come from, you are welcome here.

We would love for you to be involved in one of our many ministries. Contact the rectory or pick up a form to register with our parish.

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Dear parishioners,

As summer ends, new life and new energy abounds. Fr. Joe Delka, Jeremy Castellano, and Ali Martinez have joined the Cathedral staff. Ali has taken on the task of editing this Newsletter along with Youth and Young Adult Ministry. Fr. Joe is not only the Parochial Vicar of the Cathedral but also the Director of Vocations for the Diocese. Jeremy has assumed the duties of Administrator for Liturgy and Music.

Administratively, this year the focus is the development of a Master Plan for the Cathedral building. The maintenance and long-range care of the Cathedral are part of the scope; we will also look into the use of the lower level to see if improvements can be made. We plan to look at the maintenance of the plaza and the possibility of parking. Projects for this year include moving forward with the video system. The system is for security, coordination between the organ and choir, and streaming to the internet. Scheduled for winter is the repair of the exterior of the Parish Office Building. In the fall, the gutters around the Good Samaritan House will be replaced.

Pastorally, I am looking to schedule a Bible Study. I am thinking of the Seven Signs in the Gospel of John as the basis for the discussion. Also, my hope is to have a Welcome Home series before Christmas.

After I was ordained, some of my aunts and uncles were insistent on using the title “Father” each time they called me by name. I don’t know if my mother’s siblings encouraged her to also use the title, but she once said to me, so I would know that I, as a priest, am human just like everyone else, “Mijo (Spanish for my son), I used to change your diapers.” I think she wanted me to know that it is not the office or title that makes a priest, but the humility of walking with those we pastor, of living the same human experience with them.

My heart aches with yours as we are now finding out the tragedy that some Bishops and priests are not the good people we thought they were. We are being made aware of a terrible evil that some have perpetrated. Though the abuse being revealed today so often took place many years ago, it is okay to mourn today because of it. It is okay that there aren’t enough words to make right the past wrongs. I think sometimes people are frustrated because they want to make right the injustice that took place. We priests are as frustrated as you are, but also understand that your hurt is different than ours and is valid. There is a hope that this bringing to light of the abuse is the start of a journey of healing.

Blessings,

Fr. Martin DíazPastor

Estimado feligrés:

Ya ser acerca el final del verano, y abundan vida y energía nueva. El P. Joe Delka, Jeremy Castellano, y Ali Martínez se han unido al equipo de la Catedral. Ali está encargada de la edición de este boletín, junto con los Ministerios de Jóvenes y Jóvenes Adultos. El P. Joe no sólo es el Vicario Parroquial de la Catedral, pero también es el Director de Vocaciones de la diócesis. Jeremy ha asumido las obligaciones de Administrador de Liturgia y Música.

Administrativamente, este año el enfoque es el desarrollo de un Plan Maestro para el edificio de la Catedral. El mantenimiento y el cuidado a largo plazo de la Catedral son parte del ámbito; miraremos también al uso del sótano de la Catedral para ver si podemos hacer mejoras. Planeamos revisar el mantenimiento de la plaza y la posibilidad de estacionamiento. Los proyectos de este año incluyen actualizar el sistema de video. El sistema es para la seguridad, coordinación entre el órgano y el coro, y la transmisión por internet. Programada para el invierno está la reparación del exterior de la Oficina Parroquial. En el otoño, las alcantarillas alrededor de la Casa de Buen Samaritano van a ser reemplazadas.

Pastoralmente, estoy tratando de programar un Estudio Bíblico. Estoy pensando de los Siete Signos en el Evangelio de Juan como la base para la charla. También, tengo la esperanza de tener una serie de “Bienvenido a Casa” antes de Navidad.

Después de ser ordenado, algunos de mis tíos insistían en el uso del título “Padre” cada vez que me llamaban. No sé si los hermanos de mi madre la motivaron también a usar el título, pero una vez me dijo, para que yo sepa, que como sacerdote, soy tan humano como todos los demás, “Mijo, yo cambiaba tus pañales.” Creo que ella me quería hacer saber que no es el oficio o el título lo que hacen a un sacerdote, pero la humildad de caminar con aquellos a quien pastoreamos, viviendo la misma experiencia humana con ellos.

Mi corazón se encuentra adolorido al igual que el suyo, según nos vamos enterando de la tragedia que algunos Obispos y sacerdotes no eran las buenas personas que pensábamos. Nos estamos dando cuenta de un mal terrible que algunos han perpetrado. Aunque el abuso que está siendo revelado hoy en día, en su mayoría, ocurrió hace muchos años, está bien el lamentar hoy en día a causa de ello. Está bien que no haya las suficientes palabras para corregir estos males pasados. Creo que algunas veces las personas están frustradas porque quieren corregir la injusticia que ocurrió. Nosotros los sacerdotes también estamos frustrados tanto como ustedes, pero también entendemos que su dolor es diferente al de nosotros, y es válido. Hay una esperanza que al sacar a la luz estos abusos, sea el comienzo de un proceso de sanación.

Bendiciones,

Padre Martín DíazPárroco

Letter from the Pastor - Carta del Párroco

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Ministry Updates - Actualizaciones de los Ministerios

Catholic Connection Youth Group

Summer is drawing to a close, and with that, Catholic Connection is ready to come back in full swing. Tom Nee and Ali Martinez, two of the new Notre Dame Echo Apprentices in the diocese, will be heading up the ministry and are eager to begin meeting with the incredible community that has been built over the past two years.

Over the summer, five of our teens participated in Notre Dame Vision, which is an opportunity from students all over the nation to join together for a week to grow as leaders in their Catholic faith. They participated in small groups with other young people who are pas-sionate for Christ, and we are excited to learn from their growth as they bring a new zeal to the ministry this year.

The kick-off night will be on Sunday, September 9th at 4:30pm. If your teen is interested in being a part of the ministry, please email Ali at amartinez@utcotm.org for more information.

El verano está viniendo a una cerrada, y con esto, la Conexión Católica está lista para regresar. Tom Nee y Ali Martínez, dos de los nuevos aprendices del programa de Echo de Notre Dame en la diócesis, van a continuar el ministerio y están entusiastas a empezar las reuniones con la comunidad increíble que ha estado construida durante los dos años pasados.

Durante el verano, cinco de nuestros jóvenes participaron en “Notre Dame Vision,” que es una oportunidad por estudiantes de todas las partes de la nación para conjuntar por una semana para crecer como líderes en su fe católica. Participaron en grupos pequeños con otras personas jóvenes quien tienen una pasión por Cristo, y estamos emocionadas aprender de su crecimiento como traen un nuevo fervor al ministerio este año.

La noche de comienzo será en domingo, nueve de septiembre a las 4.30pm. Si su hijo tiene interés en ser parte del ministerio, por favor envíe un correo electrónico a amartinez@utcotm.org por más información.

Young Adult Ministry

The Young Adult Ministry has continued their Wednesday night meetings and is looking forward to a fall full of events to inspire community and prayer. Upcoming Events for the month of September include:

9/5 - Christ in the City: Adoration + Social Hour9/12 - Axe Throwing Bar9/19 - Christ in the City: On Tap with Speaker TBD9/26 - Trivia @ Green Pig Pub10/3 - Christ in the City: Adoration + Happy Hour

El Ministerio de Jóvenes Adultos ha continuado sus reuniones en las noches de miércoles y está esperando a su otoño lleno de eventos para inspirar la comunidad y la oración.

Reflections on YAM

Being a “military-brat,” moving from coast to coast and everywhere in between was just a part of growing up. I’d begun to feel that friendships were always these very transient occurrences – either I would move away or they would – and therefore I often did not invest my whole self into them. I kept that outlook just up until moving to Salt Lake City last year when I got involved with Young Adult Ministries. My year with these incredibly faith-filled, joyful, and inspiring people has been nothing short of transformative, as I’ve created deeper bonds than I could have ever imagined. These bonds have been foundationally centered around Christ, which, unbeknownst to me, was an absolutely vital, but missing, piece in my faith journey. In growing in relationship with this community, I have also grown in relationship with Christ via His Mystical Body. In this past year, I have often reflected on the words of St. Teresa of Avila:

“Christ has no body on earth now but yours, no hands but yours, no feet but yours; yours are the eyes through which he looks with compassion on the world; yours are the feet with which he walks to do good; yours are the hands with which he blesses all the world.”

Young Adult Ministries has taught me the importance of community in truly living out the Catholic faith. It has taught me to always seek to know the other more. It has made me a better person. I am incredibly grateful to everyone that has built and supported Young Adult Ministries into what it is today, and I am excited for our future ahead together.

Pax Christi,Steven H., member of YAM

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Goodbyes and Hellos

New Faces in the CathedralHello to everyone here at the Cathedral! My name is Fr. Joseph Delka (Fr. Joe), your new Parrochial Vicar. I’m looking forward to getting to know you. For now, here is a little bit about myself. I’m a Utah native and grew up in West Jordan. My parents and three younger siblings still live in the valley. I converted to Catholicism during my time at Utah State University where I studied biochemistry. Shortly after my Confirmation I began discerning a call to the priesthood after the Newman Center chaplain put the idea in my head. After finishing my degree, I went straight into seminary. I spent two years at Mt. Angel in Oregon and five years at the North American College in Rome. I was ordained just over three years ago. My first assignment was as the Parochial Vicar at St. Joseph in Ogden. Now I’m here with you! I’m also the new Vocation Director for the diocese and will be helping young men who are discerning a call to the priesthood. This is a new experience for me, but I’m excited to be here! Please pray for me and be assured of my prayers for you.

- Fr. Joe Delka, Parrochial Vicar

Hello to everyone! My name is Jeremy Castellano. I am the new Administrator of Liturgy & Music at the Cathedral. I prepare all the worship guides for services, schedule clergy, & liturgical minsters, & many misc. things, to sum it up, I make sure all liturgies run smoothly. In addition to my job, I am also blessed to be in our diocese’s diaconate program, and am assigned to the Cathedral for my practicum, before, God willing, I am ordained in January of 2020. As a diaconate candidate I will be serving at the altar and other liturgies such as baptisms, weddings, funerals, etc. I hope to contribute much more to the Cathedral through my ministry as a Deaconate Candidate and the Admin. of Liturgy & Music, which I see as a ministry, not just a job; something I believe any church job should be viewed as. I have completed our diocese’s Lay Ecclesial Minister program and was commissioned by Archbishop Wester in 2014. In December 2017, I completed my Master of Art in Pastoral Studies from Catholic Theological Union in Chicago. I’ve spent the last 8 years working as a Pastoral Associate at St. Francis Xavier, then St. Joseph the Worker. Before that I spent 20 years as a news photographer for KTVX, then KSL. After 20 years in TV, I dreamed of a job where I could help people and not just report on their tragedies, what was once journalism no longer seemed to be. My pastor at the time offered me a job when one came available, and I took it. Believe it or not, church jobs make considerably less than TV jobs (: So, my wife, who was part time at Rocky Mountain Power, went full time. We made a leap of faith and have been so grateful we did. Melissa and I just celebrated our 25th wedding anniversary at the Cathedral, where we were originally married. She has been a long-time catechist and currently serves as the Director of Religious Education at St. Joseph the Worker. Our 16-year-old son Braxton loves Cross Country and Track, and our 15-year-old daughter Isabelle loves Lacrosse, both competitively and at Juan Diego, where they both attend. We also have three Saint Bernard’s. We have become parishioners of the Cathedral and will be attending the 5:00 pm Mass. I am very blessed with my wonderful family and all the wonderful people, both staff and parishioners, at the Cathedral that I get to work, pray with, and learn from. It’s a fantastic team to be a part of and thank you all for being so welcoming. Please keep me in your prayers that I will make it to ordination, as I will pray for all people of the Cathedral.

- Jeremy Castellano, Adminstrator of Liturgy & Music

Fall tends to be a time of transitions, and the summer has been spent saying goodbye and thank you to some who have served this parish well, and hello to a few who are dedicating themselves to the mission of this parish.

Over the summer, we celebrated the 25 years that Arlie Llenares gave to this community as Administrator of Liturgy and Music. In her retirement, she and her family plan to travel to Hawaii, and hence she was honored with beautiful

Hawaiian leis and a hand embroidered dress, given alongside a Mass. We cannot express enough our gratitude to this selfless woman who has brought countless

blessings to our Church.

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Adios y Hola

Nuevas Caras en la Catedral

El otoño tiende a ser un tiempo de transiciones, y el verano ha pasado diciendo adiós y gracias a personas quienes han servido bien en esta parroquia, y hola a algunos quien están dedicándose a la misión de esta Catedral.

¡Hola a todos! Mi nombre es Jeremy Castellano. Soy el nuevo Administrador de Liturgia y Música en la Catedral. Preparo todos los boletines para las misas, hago el programa del clero, y el de los ministros litúrgicos, y muchas otras cosas, entre otras, me aseguro que todas las liturgias sucedan con facilidad. En adición a mi trabajo, tengo la bendición de ser parte del programa de diaconado de nuestra diócesis, y estoy asignado a la Catedral para mi práctica, antes de, si Dios quiere, sea ordenado en Enero de 2020. Como candidato al diaconado serviré en el altar y en otras liturgias como Bautismos, Bodas, Funerales, etc. Espero contribuir mucho más a la Catedral a través de mi ministerio como Candidato al Diaconado y Administrador de Liturgia y Música, lo cual lo veo como un ministerio, no sólo como un trabajo; algo que yo creo que es como debe ser visto cualquier trabajo en la Iglesia. He completado el programa de Emaús para Ministros Eclesiales Laicos en nuestra diócesis y fui encargado por el Arzobispo Wester en el 2014. En Diciembre de 2017, completé mi Maestría de Artes en los Estudios Pastorales en la Unión Teológica Católica en Chicago. He pasado los últimos 8 años trabajando como Asociado Pastoral en la Parroquia San Francisco Javier, luego San José Obrero. Antes de eso, pasé 20 años como Fotógrafo de Noticias para KTVX, luego para KSL. Pero, yo soñaba de un trabajo donde puedo ayudar la gente y no sólo reportar sus tragedias, lo que era periodismo en el pasado ya no parecía serlo. Mi párroco en aquel entonces, me ofreció un trabajo que tenía disponible y lo tomé. Créalo o no, en trabajos en la Iglesia, se gana considerablemente mucho menos trabajos para la televisión. Entonces, mi esposa, quien estaba trabajando medio tiempo en Rocky Mountain Power, pasó a ser tiempo completo. Nosotros creímos ciegamente en tomar esa decisión y estamos agradecidos que lo hicimos. Melissa y yo acabamos de celebrar nuestro vigésimo quinto Aniversario de Bodas en la Catedral, donde nos casamos originalmente. Ella ha sido una catequista por muchos años y ahora sirve como Directora de Educación Religiosa en

San José Obrero. A nuestro hijo de 16 años, Braxton le encanta las carreras y a nuestra hija de 15 años, Isabelle, le encanta el deporte de lacrosse, los dos competitivamente y en Juan Diego High School, donde ambos asisten a la escuela. También tenemos tres perros San Bernardo. Nos hemos hecho feligreses de la Catedral y vamos a asistir la misa de 5 pm. Estoy muy bendecido de tener una familia maravillosa y toda la gente maravillosa que he conocido, empleados y feligreses en la Catedral con quienes tengo la oportunidad de trabajar , orar, y aprender juntos. Es un equipo fantástico del cual formo parte, y gracias a todos por su bienvenida. Por favor oren por mí para que yo puedo llegar a ser ordenado, así como yo voy a orar por toda la gente de la Catedral.

- Jeremy Castellano, Administrador de Liturgía y Música

Durante el verano, celebramos los 25 años que Arlie Llenares ha dado a esta comunidad como Administradora, Liturgia y Música. En su retiro, ella y su familia planean viajar a Hawaii, y por eso ella fue condecorada con unos hermosos collares Hawaianos y un vestido bordado a mano, dado con una Misa. No podemos expresar suficientemente nuestra gratitud a esta mujer abnegada quien ha traído numerosas bendiciones a la Iglesia.

¡Hola a todos aquí en la Catedral! Mi nombre es P. Joseph Delka (P. Joe), su nuevo Vicario Parroquial. Estoy ansioso por conocerlos. Por ahora, aquí hay un poquito sobre mí. Soy nativo de Utah, y crecí en West Jordan. Mis padres y tres hermanos menores todavía viven en el valle. Yo me convertí a la fe Católica durante mi temporada en la Universidad Utah State, donde estudié Bioquímica. Poco después de mi confirmación empecé a discernir el llamado al sacerdocio, después de que el capellán del Newman Center pusiera la idea en mi cabeza. Después de terminar mi bachillerato, me fui directamente al seminario. Pasé dos años en el Seminario Mount Angel en Oregon y cinco años en el Colegio Norteamericano en Roma. Me acaban de ordenar hace tres años. Mi primera tarea de Vicario Parroquial en San José en Ogden. ¡Ahora estoy aquí con ustedes! También soy Director de Vocaciones en la diócesis y ayudaré a los jóvenes quienes están discerniendo una llamada al sacerdocio. Esto es una nueva experiencia para mí, ¡pero estoy emocionado de estar aquí! Por favor, oren por mí y estén seguros de mis oraciones por ustedes.

-P. Joe Delka, Vicario Parroquial

Jeremy and his wife, Melissa, with their son, Braxton, and daughter, Isabelle, as they celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary

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Updates

The patroness of our Cathedral celebrated a feast day on July 22nd, and a beautiful Mass was held to honor this saint that is constantly praying for our parishioners. A relic of St. Mary Magdalene was venerated at the Mass.

We believe Mary Magdalene to be the first person to whom Jesus appeared to post-Resurrection. She, who wept by the tomb, at first could not recognize the risen body of Christ. Only when He spoke her name, did she realize it was Him who had laid down His life for her standing before her. Let us, as Mary Magdalene, be attentive to the Resurrection of Christ, to Him who speaks our name bringing us to new life with Him.

La Santa Patrona de nuestra Catedral fue celebrada en su día el 22 de Julio, y tuvimos una hermosa misa en su honor que constantemente está intercediendo por nuestros feligreses. Una reliquia de Santa María Magdalena fue venerada en esta Misa.

Nosotros creemos que María Magdalena fue la primera persona a la que Jesús se apareció luego de su Resurrección. Ella, quien lloró al lado de su tumba, primero no pudo reconocer el Cuerpo Resucitado de Cristo. Sólo cuando Él la llamó, ella se dio cuenta quien era, el mismo que había entregado su vida, estaba ahora enfrente de ella. Seamos pues, como Sta. María Magdalena, atentos a la Resurrección de Cristo, a Él quien dice nuestros nombres en el silencio de nuestros corazones.

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But Mary stayed outside the tomb weeping. And as she wept, she bent over into the tomb and saw two angels in white sitting there, one at the head and one at the feet where the body of Jesus had been. And they said to her, “Woman, why are you weeping?” She said to them, “They have taken my Lord, and I don’t know where they laid him.” When she had said this, she turned around and saw Jesus there, but did not know it was Jesus. Jesus said to her, “Woman, why are you weeping? Whom are you looking for?” She thought it was the gardener and said to him, “Sir, if you carried him away, tell me where you laid him, and I will take him.” Jesus said to her, “Mary!” She turned and said to him in Hebrew, “Rabbouni,” which means Teacher. Jesus said to her, “Stop holding on to me, for I have not yet ascended to the Father. But go to my brothers and tell them, ‘I am going to my Father and your Father, to my God and your God.’” Mary of Magdala went and announced to the disciples, “I have seen the Lord,” and what he told her.

– John 20:11-18

Feast of Mary Magdalene

Relic of St. Mary Magdalene; below includes the Scripture passage in which Mary is standing at the empty tomb

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Upcoming Events - Calendario September 2018

September 2 Bethlehem Wood Carving Sale after 8:30, 11:00 and 3:00 Masses – Venta de Tallados en Madera de Belén Cathedral Tour (12:15) – Recorrido guiado por la Catedral

September 4 Altar Server Training (3:45 PM) - Entrenamiento de Monaguillos

September 5 Knights of Columbus Meeting (7 PM) - Reunión de los Caballeros de Colón Christ in the City: Adoration (7 PM) - Cristo en la Ciudad: Adoración

September 6 Bishop’s Dinner – La Cena del Obispo

September 8 Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary - La Natividad de la Santísima Virgen María Retiro de Ministros Litúrgicos (8 AM) - Liturgical Ministers Retreat in Spanish

September 9 Cathedral Tour (12:15 PM) - Recorrido por la Catedral Children’s Religious Education - Educación Religiosa de Niños Eccles Organ Festival with Andy Unsworth (8 PM) - Festival del órgano con Andy Unsworth

September 10 Hora Santa en Español (7 PM) - Holy Hour

September 11 Pastoral Council Meeting (6:30 PM) - Reunión del Consejo Pastoral

September 12 Knights of Columbus Meeting (7 PM) - Reunión de los Caballeros de Colón

September 14 Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross - Exaltación de la Santa Cruz Red Mass with Bishop Solis (12 PM) - Misa Roja con el Obispo Solis

September 16 Blessing of Catechists (11 AM Mass) - Bendición de Catequistas en Todas las Misas (3 PM Mass) Children’s Religious Education - Educación Religiosa de Niños Cathedral Tour (12:15 PM) - Recorrido guiado por la Catedral

September 17 Utah Chamber Artists Concert (7:30 PM) – Concierto de Artistas de la Cámara de Utah

September 21 Clase de Bautismo en Español (7 PM) - Baptism Class in Spanish

September 22 Restore by Love (9 AM) - Restaurar por Amor

September 23 Children’s Religious Education - Educación Religiosa de Niños Cathedral Tour (12:15 PM) - Recorrido guiado por la Catedral

September 25 St. Vincent de Paul Society Orientation for New Members (6 PM) – Orientación para Nuevos Miembros de la Sociedad de San Vicente de Paúl

September 28 Knights of Columbus Bingo Night (6:30 PM) - Noche de Bingo con los Caballeros de Colón

September 29 Bautismos en Español (9 AM) - Baptisms in Spanish Restore by Love (9 AM) - Restaurar por Amor

September 30 Children’s Religious Education - Educación Religiosa de Niños Cathedral Tour (12:15 PM) - Recorrido guiado por la Catedral

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Dinner & Bingo

Friday, September 28

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Dinner begins at 6:30pm

Bingo starts at 7pm.

Adults $15, Kids 12 & under $10.

Feast of Exaltation of the Holy

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