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Saint Thomas Aquinas Cathedral 3 1 0 W E S T S E C O N D S T R E E T , R E N O , N V 8 9 5 0 3
Most Rev. Randolph R. Calvo JCD, DD, Bishop of Reno
June
6, 2
021
JOHN 6:53-54
SO JESUS SAID TO THEM, “TRULY, TRULY, I TELL YOU, UNLESS YOU EAT THE FLESH AND DRINK THE BLOOD OF THE SON OF MAN, YOU HAVE NO LIFE IN YOU. WHOEVER EATS MY FLESH AND DRINKS MY BLOOD HAS ETERNAL LIFE, AND I WILL RAISE HIM UP AT THE LAST DAY.…
FROM FATHER CHUCK Joyful greetings on the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ! While we honor
and celebrate and receive the Body and Blood of Christ every Sunday, twice each year we highlight the special gift of this sacrament: Holy Thursday and today. The word “covenant” appears in each of our readings today. The same word is used at every Mass when the priest prays the words of consecration, part of the institution narrative, over the bread and wine. Typically, a covenant is an agreement between two parties that has rights and duties on both sides. Sometimes those rights and duties are conditional on one another. However, as we use it in the context of our faith and as we see it used by the Lord in Sacred Scriptures, God’s covenant is unconditional. The blood shed by the Lord Jesus, which seals the covenant between God and his people, is poured out for the love of all without demanding anything in return. As St. Paul says, God remains faithful because God cannot deny himself, even when we deny God by our words and actions. Celebrating and receiving from the table of the Lord reminds us, as we heard in last week’s gospel, that he is with us “until the end of the age” and that God’s love is poured out for us always. In justice and joy, our only response to this perpetual covenant is to pour out our love in return, to God and to all God created. If we are honest, as faithful people, we often may act out of obli-gation, out of what we know is right or what we ought to do. But that is part of being shaped in the cove-nant. When we truly understand that the Body and Blood of Christ is not something we “get” but some-thing we do, we are on our way to more fully living out our side of the covenant as disciples of Jesus Christ who said, “Do this in memory of me.”
Many of us remember when today’s solemnity was called the feast of Corpus Christi (the Body of Christ) and so this weekend we also pray for Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Carson City. Corpus Christi was established in 1949, in what was known as the Stewart Washoe Indian Colony, to serve the indigenous people of that community. The parish rented the land from the Washoe Tribe under a long-term lease. Over the next five decades, changes to the Stewart community happened and additional growth in the area brought other peoples and cultures to the parish. For many years, the Pallottine Fa-thers, a missionary community from Ireland, staffed Corpus Christi. Diocesan priests in more recent times have pastored the parish, including Fr. Ariel Arias, now retired, and their current, long-time pastor, Fr. Jim Setelik. The tiny, stone church originally constructed on the property eventually became too small for the community. It was under Fr. Jim, in the first decade of the 2000’s, that the parish decided to relocate south, just across the Douglas County line, and a new multi-purpose building with church, hall & offices, was erected. It sits in a valley not far from US 395. When the church was built there was a plan for the development of many houses in the area. Shortly after, the housing bubble burst so that has yet to come to fruition and the parish carries a heavy debt. However, as the market returns, I expect more homes will be planned again between Carson City and Gardnerville which can be served by Corpus Christi parish. Congratulations on their feast day to the many good folks of this parish, their pastor and staff!
A hearty congratulations to all the children who received their First Holy Communion this Saturday. It is always an exciting day for them & for their families. We pray in thanksgiving for: Mateo Alcala Cruz, Juan Miguel de Leon Cortez, Sahiel de la Torre, Camila Lugo, Crimson McGuire, Alexander Mendoza Quintana, Natalie Orellana Rodas, Fabian Palomar, and Sebastian Rizza. Congratulations one and all, and welcome to the table of the Lord at St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral!
DEL PADRE CHUCK
¡Saludos gozosos en la Solemnidad del Santísimo Cuerpo y Sangre de Cristo! Mientras honramos y celebramos y recibimos el Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo todos los Domingos, dos veces al año destacamos el don especial de este sacramento: el Jueves Santo y hoy. La palabra "alianza" aparece en cada una de nuestras lecturas de hoy. La misma palabra se utiliza en cada Misa cuando el sacerdote reza las palabras de consagración, parte de la narrativa de la institución, sobre el pan y el vino. Por lo general, una alianza es un acuerdo entre dos partes que tienen derechos y deberes en ambas partes. A veces esos derechos y deberes están condicionados unos a otros. Sin embar-go, como lo usamos en el contexto de nuestra fe y como lo vemos utilizado por el Señor en las Sa-gradas Escrituras, la alianza de Dios es incondicional. La sangre derramada por el Señor Jesús que sella la alianza entre Dios y su pueblo es derramada por el amor de todos sin exigir nada a cambio. Como dice San Pablo, Dios permanece fiel porque Dios no puede negarse a sí mismo, incluso cuan-do negamos a Dios con nuestras palabras y acciones. Celebrar y recibir de la Mesa del Señor nos recuerda, como escuchamos en el Evangelio de la semana pasada, que Él está con nosotros "hasta el fin de los tiempos" y que el amor de Dios se derrama siempre por nosotros. En justicia y gozo, nuestra única respuesta a esta alianza perpetua es derramar nuestro amor a cambio, a Dios y a todo lo que Dios creó. Si somos honestos, como personas fieles, a menudo podemos actuar por obliga-ción, por lo que sabemos que es correcto o lo que debemos hacer. Pero eso es parte de ser mol-deado en la alianza. Cuando realmente entendemos que el Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo no es algo que "obtenemos" sino algo que hacemos, estamos en camino de vivir más plenamente nuestro lado del convenio como discípulos de Jesucristo quien dijo, "Hagan esto en memoria mía".
Although we returned to Ordinary Time following the celebration of Pentecost and the conclusion of Easter, we have had the special solemnities of Holy Trinity and the Body and Blood of Christ these last couple of Sundays. Next weekend, you will see a return to the green colors in the sanctuary, signifying Ordinary Time, which gets its name not from being “ordinary” but for the counting of weeks in order by number from now until Advent. The “counting” actually began at the conclusion of the Christmas Season in January. It ceased when Lent started. We continued when the Easter Season ended. Only August 15 with the celebration of the solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary and November 21 when we will celebrate Christ the King, will provide a break in the naming of each Sunday by a number. Let us pray that as the number of the week rises so we will see a rise in the return to in-person worship and vibrant parishes renewed throughout our diocese. 😊
BLESSINGS TO ALL THIS TENTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME!
Muchos de nosotros recordamos cuando la solemnidad de hoy se llamaba la fiesta del Corpus Christi (el Cuerpo de Cristo) y por eso este fin de semana también oramos por la Iglesia Católica del Corpus Christi en Carson City. Corpus Christi se estableció en 1949, en lo que se conocía co-mo la Colonia India Stewart Washoe, para servir a los pueblos indígenas de esa comunidad. La pa-rroquia alquiló a largo plazo la tierra de la tribu Washoe . Durante las siguientes cinco décadas, los cambios en la comunidad Stewart ocurrieron y el crecimiento adicional en el área trajo otros pueblos y culturas a la parroquia. Durante muchos años, los Padres Palotinos, una comunidad misionera de Irlanda, sirvieron en la parroquia Corpus Christi. Sacerdotes diocesanos en tiempos más recientes han pastoreado la parroquia, incluyendo al Padre Ariel Arias, ahora retirado, y su actual pastor de mucho tiempo, el Padre Jim Setelik. La pequeña iglesia de piedra construida originalmente en la propiedad finalmente se convirtió en demasiado pequeña para la comunidad. Fue bajo el Padre Jim, en la primera década del 2000, que la parroquia decidió trasladarse al sur de la ciudad, justo al otro lado de la línea del condado de Douglas, y se construyo un nuevo edificio de usos múltiples con igle-sia, salón parroquial y oficinas. Se encuentra en un valle no muy lejos de la autopista US 395. Cuando se construyó la iglesia había un plan para el desarrollo de muchas casas en la zona. Poco después, estalló la burbuja inmobiliaria, por lo que aún no se ha materializado el área y la parroquia carga con una fuerte deuda. Sin embargo, a medida que el mercado regresa, espero que una vez mas se planifiquen más casas entre Carson City y Gardnerville, que pueden ser servidas por la pa-rroquia de Corpus Christi. ¡Felicidades por su fiesta patronal a todo el pueblo de esta parroquia, a su pastor y personal!
Felicitaciones a todos los niños que recibieron su Primera Comunión este Sábado. Siempre es un día emocionante para ellos y para sus familias. Oramos en acción de gracias por: Victor Mateo Alcalá Cruz, Juan Miguel de Leon Cortez, Sahiel de la Torre, Camila Lugo, Alexander Mendoza Quintana, Crimson McGuire, Natalie X. Orellana Rodas, Fabian Palomar, y Sebastian Rizza. ¡Felicidades a todos y bienvenidos a la Mesa del Señor en la Catedral de Santo Tomás de Aquino!
Aunque volvimos al Tiempo Ordinario después de la celebración de Pentecostés y la conclusión de la Pascua, hemos tenido las solemnidades especiales de la Santísima Trinidad y de el Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo estos últimos dos Domingos. El próximo fin de semana verá de regreso a los colores verdes en el santuario, que significa Tiempo Ordinario, que recibe su nombre no por ser "ordinario" sino para el conteo de semanas en orden por número desde ahora hasta adviento. El "conteo" en realidad comenzó al concluir la temporada navideña en Enero. Cesó cuando comenzó la Cuaresma. Continuamos cuando terminó la temporada de Pascua. Solo el 15 de Agosto con la celebración de la solemnidad de la Asunción de la Santísima Virgen María y el 21 de Noviembre, cuando celebraremos a Cristo Rey, se hará un descanso en el nombramiento de cada Domingo por un número. Oremos para que a medida que el número de la semana aumenta, veamos un aumento en el regreso a la adoración a las parroquias vibrantes renovadas en toda nuestra diócesis. 😊
¡BENDICIONES A TODOS ESTA X SEMANA EN EL TIEMPO ORDINARIO!
MASS INTENTIONS Saturday June 5, 2021—
8:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:30 PM
For the youth of the parish † Enrique Pavia José Raúl Inurriaga—Birthday
Sunday, June 6—Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ 7:30 AM 9:30 AM
11:30 AM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM
People of St. Thomas Aquinas Cathedral † Gregory Samuel Dodson Rocio Paz—Birthday † † John & Verna Harcharick † Antonia Becerra de Ibarra
Monday, June 7—Weekday 12:10 PM Fr. Conrado Lamibao—Birthday
Tuesday, June 8—Weekday 7:00 AM
12:10 PM † Ted Contri For the health of Jo Ann Thompson
Wednesday, June 9—Saint Ephrem 7:00 AM 6:30 PM
† Peter Rost Pedro Mendoza—Birthday
Thursday, June 10—Weekday 7:00 AM
12:10 PM † Patricia Hudson † Lena Koppel
Friday, June 11—Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
7:00 AM Michael & Nicole Sarafolean—Wedding Annv.
Saturday, June 12—
8:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:30 PM
† Litta Gonzalez For the homeless in our community † † Frank& Dorothy Caracappa
June 2021
My dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, The Collection for the Catholic Communication Campaign provides grants to Catholic organizations that share our experience of faith, worship, and witness through social media sites, podcasts, television, radio, and print media. Half of the proceeds from this Collection in our diocese stay in our diocese to support our local communication efforts, such as our weekly TV Mass for shut-ins and the publishing and distribution of our Diocesan Magazine: the High Desert Catholic. This collection will be taken the weekend of June 12 & 13, 2021. Please support this important work and be gener-ous in the collection. Your generosity is a direct act of wit-ness in itself, as you facilitate the communication of the gospel message.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most. Reverend Randolph R. Calvo Bishop of Reno
W S T A N B S —J 13 , M Please Drop off baked good on Saturday, June 12th from 3:00—5:00 PM or before Mass on Sun-day morning. If you need further information call Jil Lehr 805 231-4632. K B Karma Box on Arlington Ave. benefits those in need in our community. Things to donate include hygiene items, snacks, non-perishable food/drinks. Travel & small individual sizes fit nicely in the box. Please place your items in the barrel available in the west side vestibule. Thank you again for your generosity! Monthly Meeting will Resume on July 8th at 6:30 PM in Righini Hall We’ll be practicing social distance of 6-feet apart, and wearing masks. Unfortunately no snack-ing. Feel free to bring your own beverage. See you there!
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 2Cor 1:1-7; Ps 34:2-9; Mt 5:1-12 Tuesday: 2Cor 1:18-22; Ps 119:129-135; Mt 5:13-16 Wednesday: 2Cor 3:4-11; Ps 99:5-9; Mt 5:17-19 Thursday: 2Cor 3:15—4:1-6; Ps 85:9-14; Mt 5:20-26 Friday: Hos 11:1, 3-9; Is 12:2-6; Eph 3:8-19; Jn 19:31-37 Saturday: 2Cor 5:14-21; Ps 103:1-12; Lk 2:41-51 Sunday: Ez 17:22-24; Ps 92:2-3, 13-16; 2Cor 5:6-10; Mk 4:26-34
LET US PRAY FOR… / OREMOS POR… US Servicemen & Women, Liz Barroeta, Joyce Flynn, Araceli Padilla, Josefa Hernandez, Pat Jones, Franze Wall,
Rose Fazio, Alma Chávez, Lilieth Almaguer, Tim Bauer, Sabino Nuñez, Joseph Gezelin, John Zepeda, Lena Magee, Roy Avery, Katherine O’Dwyer, Hector, Bertha, Daniel, Linda & Luz Ibarra, James Czeck, Rose Marie Bruno,
Dennis Schuster, Kristen Monibi, Kriss, Zenaida & Kevin Janoski, Ed & Maria Slaughter, Ed Kolesar, John Dearborn, Tillie Pugliesi, Paty Tellez, Armando Zumaya, Jenny & Gary Blount, Sayra Gutierrez, Jovita Mendoza, Douglas Todd,
José E. Almaguer, Charlie & Linda Gill, Donald Walls Sr., Vangie Elordieta. ††Maddy Black, Audree Tuttle, Fr. Jerry Hanley
D R L M F & L —2021-2022 Already serving the parish in a ministry position but wishing for a broader understanding of it? In a leadership position in the parish but you know that understanding more about the church would
be beneficial? Wanting to connect with others in ministry outside your parish? Desiring to offer something new in your parish?
This may be your next step! Applications are being accepted for the 2021-22 Lay Ministry Formation & Leadership program. This diocesan program takes participants deeper into faith and ministry. Meetings are held one Saturday per month in Reno, September-May. Zooming will be utilized as needed. Interested? Intrigued? Talk to your pastor about your interest! For the brochure and an application form go to: https://renodiocese.org/home/ourworks/lay-ministry-leadership-development/ Or go to the diocesan website, click on “Our Works”, then click on Lay Ministry Formation and Leadership. Topics include: Conscience Formation; Spiritual Foundation for Leadership; Pastoral Theology; Gospel Spiritu-ality; Themes of Catholic Social Teaching; Basic Principles and Priorities of the Liturgy; Prayer and Spirituality; The Creed; Strength Finders. Comments from previous participants: “The fire continues to burn in my heart after my additional formation.” “It filled some of the weaknesses in my foundational knowledge of the Bible, Catholic doctrine and practice.” "I feel as if I have a great network of faith-filled individuals that I can still communicate with." "I loved going to our monthly classes and always was excited and looking forward to them because I knew I was not going to leave "Empty Hearted." Even when I already knew what the class was all about, the Holy Spirit always gave me new insights, new revelations, new wisdom."
Questions? Contact Dr. Lauri Anne Reinhart at 326-9431 or [email protected]. APPLICATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY AUGUST 1, 2021
E O ! Join us at the only Catholic high school in Northern Nevada and make a difference in the lives of our students! In anticipation of growth, Bishop Manogue Catholic High School is seeking the following for the 2021-2022 school year: Math Teacher, Administrative Assistant, Attendance Coordinator, Part-time Custodian. Interested candidates, please visit our website for details: bishopmanogue.org/about-us/employment-opportunities.
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