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OUR LADY OF TAHOE CHURCH FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY SEPTEMBER 1
Saint Rose of Lima Church Feast Day August 23
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FROM FATHER CHUCK Dare I say Happy September? We’re in the final
days of August and I find myself wondering
what has happened to summer? With the various restrictions on
travel and visiting, I feel like I’m still waiting for summer to
arrive! In any event, August is on its way out and in the parish we
are in the throes of looking into fall, preparation for RCIA,
religious education and trying to figure out what else may be
coming up for which we can plan, or not! The one constant is the
presence of our loving Lord who journeys with us through it
all.
One thing that is being planned at a national level, but being
streamed live very soon is a spe-cial retreat for divorced or
separated Catholics. Years ago, when I was chaplain at Bishop
Manogue High School I hosted six-week sessions on divorce recovery
for anyone in our area or parents of the students. This came about
because a Catholic parent had gone through a very painful divorce
and was feeling alienated from the Church and didn’t know where
else to turn. It was important that the facilitators of the
sessions had experienced divorce firsthand and could identify with
the participants. I saw some amazing healing and growth take place
through those sessions & prayer experiences. It was good and
important work for the Church to be present and accompany those who
were suffering. The online retreat being offered is entitled “New
Begin-nings” and while I have not worked with this group, I’m
impressed by how they define them-selves: “We are people of faith
who have experienced the pain of separation and divorce. Be-cause
we believe that all things are possible with God, we are on a
journey of healing and recon-ciliation. We seek to provide
accompaniment, share our stories, and help find answers for those
on a similar journey. We welcome people of all faiths or no faith
at all”. The retreat will be on September 11-12. You can get more
info and register at: https://www.newbeginningsevents.org Whether
you have recently separated or divorced or it happened years ago
and you still carry the pain, I encourage you to consider this time
of listening, prayer and reflection. Last Sunday we remembered in
prayer St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church, one of our sister parishes
at the very south end of the city. I want to give just a bit of its
history since I wasn’t able to include it in my notes last week.
St. Rose of Lima is the newest parish in the diocese. In 1996
Bishop Phillip Straling entrusted to Fr. Tom Donnelly the
monumental task of founding the parish & building a church.
With the help of some very committed Catholics the community be-gan
to grow. First meeting in Pleasant Valley Elementary School &
then Brown Elementary School, where folding chairs had to be set up
and taken down for Mass each Sunday. A fundrais-ing campaign began
in 1997. As the community of about 60 families continued to grow,
they part-nered with the new Mountain View Montessori School and
had a more permanent space for wor-ship while the parish continued
to gather new members and raise funds. On land donated by the
Diocese of Reno and with the financial strength of a few large
donors and many, many other faith-ful and generous Catholics the
building of the current St. Rose of Lima Church began. The first
Mass was celebrated in the grand, new building on August 2, 2003,
becoming the largest church structure in the diocese with seating
for just over 1000 people. The parish family is now about 1200
households and is served by Fr. Joseph Abraham, pastor, & Fr.
Bobin Babu, parochial vicar.
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Holy Spirit Mission, in Washoe Valley, also operates under St.
Rose of Lima parish. Let us re-member to keep the priests and
parishioners in our prayers.
Another parish that was overseen by St. Rose of Lima’s pastor is
St. Mary in the Mountains in Virginia City. Due to reassignments as
of September 1, I will be assuming the administration of St.
Mary’s. I will still be rector here at the Cathedral and another
priest, Fr. Tom Nelson from St. Ann Catholic Church in Dayton,
generally will be celebrating the Sunday mass at St. Mary’s. The
Catholic community in Virginia City, much like the city itself, is
quite small, so there is no need for a full-time or resident
pastor, nor can the parish sustain one. However St. Mary in the
Mountains is an important historical site, both for the civic
community and the religious community and so we need to maintain
that presence for parishioners and visitors alike. Fr. Tom will
meet the pastoral needs of the people, as Dayton is not far from
Virginia City, and I will oversee the administration.
This weekend, we also lift our prayers for Our Lady of Tahoe
Catholic Church on the cusp of its founding anniversary, September
1. I will share more of their history next weekend.
One final thing I’d like to raise in my notes today is an
invitation to a series of Zoom presenta-tions entitled, “Voting
Gospel Values–Let’s Talk!” The Life, Peace & Justice Commission
of the diocese, including yours truly, will be leading this series
of Monday night sessions on crucial top-ics to consider as
elections and issues come before us in November, or before for
early voting. We’ll be reviewing Catholic teaching on racism, care
for creation, poverty and forming conscience and will be
encouraging reflection and prayer in light of the choices we need
to make. Presenta-tions will begin on Monday, September 14, at 6:30
PM and will continue through October 5.
BLESSINGS TO YOU ALL THIS 22ND WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME!
DEL PADRE CHUCK ¿Me atrevo a decir Feliz Septiembre? Estamos en
los últimos días de Agosto y me pregunto
¿qué pasó con el verano? Con las diversas restricciones para
viajar y visitar a nuestros amigos y seres queridos, me siento como
si todavía estuviera esperando a que llegue el verano. En cualquier
caso, Agosto se ha ido y en la parroquia estamos lidiando con los
retos y dificultades del otoño re-queridos para la preparación para
RCIA, catecismo y tratando de averiguar qué más puede surgir que
requiera planificación, o no. Lo único constante es la presencia de
nuestro Dios amoroso que viaja con nosotros a través de todo.
Algo que se está planeando a nivel nacional, pero que se
transmitirá por Zoom es un retiro espe-cial para católicos
divorciados o separados. Hace años, cuando era capellán de la
Escuela Prepara-toria Bishop Manogue, patrocine sesiones de 6
semanas para recuperación del divorcio. Decidí brindar estas clases
porque un padre de familia había pasado por un divorcio muy
doloroso y se sentía alejado de la Iglesia y no sabía a dónde más
acudir. Era de suma importancia que los facilita-dores de las
sesiones fueran personas divorciadas que pudieran identificarse con
los participantes. Vi como la sanación y reconciliación se
manifestó a través de las sesiones y experiencias de ora-ción. Fue
una buena e importante obra para la Iglesia estar presente y
acompañar a los que sufrían. El retiro se titula "Nuevos Comienzos"
y aunque no he trabajado con este grupo, me impresiona cómo se
definen: Somos personas de fe que hemos experimentado el dolor de
la separación y el divorcio.
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Creemos que todas las cosas son posibles con Dios, estamos en un
camino de sanación y reconcilia-ción. Buscamos brindar
acompañamiento, compartir nuestras historias y ayudar a encontrar
respuestas para aquellos en una situación similar. Todos son
bienvenidos, sin importar religión o aun si no tienen fe alguna. El
retiro será del 11 y 12 de Septiembre, usted puede obtener más
información y/o registrarse visitando: www.newbeginningsevents.org.
Si usted está separado o divorciado, recientemente o por años, pero
aun lleva el dolor, le invito a que considere este tiempo de
charlas, oración y reflexión.
El Domingo pasado recordamos en oración a la Iglesia Católica de
Santa Rosa de Lima, nuestra pa-rroquia hermana al sur de la ciudad.
Quiero dar un poco de su historia ya que no pude incluirla en mis
notas la semana pasada. Santa Rosa de Lima es la parroquia más
nueva de la diócesis. En 1996 el Señor Obispo Phillip Straling
encomendó al Padre Tom Donnelly la tarea de fundar la parroquia y
cons-truir la iglesia. Con la ayuda de varios católicos muy
comprometidos, la comunidad comenzó a crecer. Primero se reunían en
la Escuela Primaria Pleasant Valley y luego en la Escuela Primaria
Brown, donde las sillas se tenían que poner y quitar para cada Misa
los Domingos. Una campaña para recaudar fon-dos comenzó en 1997. A
medida que la comunidad de unas 60 familias continuaba creciendo,
se aso-ciaron con la Escuela Montessori de Mountain View donde
obtuvieron un espacio más permanente para adorar mientras la
parroquia continuaba reuniendo nuevos miembros y recaudando fondos.
En terreno donado por la Diócesis de Reno y con la ayuda financiera
de unos cuantos donantes muy generosos y muchos, muchos otros
católicos fieles, comenzó la construcción de la actual Iglesia de
Santa Rosa de Lima. La primera Misa en el gran edificio nuevo se
celebró, el 2 de Agosto de 2003, convirtiéndose en la estructura
eclesiástica más grande de la diócesis con capacidad para poco más
de 1,000 personas. Ac-tualmente con unos 1,200 hogares registrados
y es servida por el Padre Joseph Abraham, pastor, y el Padre Bobin
Babu, vicario parroquial. La Misión Espíritu Santo, en el Valle de
Washoe, también opera bajo Santa Rosa de Lima. Mantengamos pues a
los sacerdotes y feligreses en nuestras oraciones.
Otra parroquia que fue supervisada por el pastor de Santa Rosa
de Lima es Santa María en las Mon-tañas en Virginia City. Debido a
las nuevas asignaciones, a partir del 1 de Septiembre, asumiré la
admi-nistración de Santa María. Seguiré siendo el rector de la
Catedral y el Padre Tom Nelson de la Iglesia Católica de Santa Ana
en Dayton, celebrara la Misa dominical en Santa María. La comunidad
católica en Virginia City, al igual que la ciudad en sí, es
bastante pequeña y con muy pocos fondos, por lo que no hay
necesidad ni la posibilidad de un pastor residente o de tiempo
completo. Sin embargo, Santa María en las Montañas es un sitio
histórico importante, tanto para la comunidad cívica como para la
comunidad religiosa, por lo que debemos mantener esa presencia
tanto para los feligreses como para los visitantes. El Padre Tom se
encargara de las necesidades pastorales del pueblo, pues Dayton no
está lejos de Vir-ginia City, y yo supervisaré la
administración.
También este fin de semana oramos por la Iglesia Católica
Nuestra Señora de Tahoe por su aniversario de fundación, 1 de
Septiembre. Compartiré más de la historia de esta parroquia en
Zephyr Cove el próximo fin de semana.
Por último, quiero invitarles a una serie de presentaciones por
medio de Zoom, tituladas "Votando con Valores del Evangelio –
Hablemos." La Comisión de Vida, Paz y Justicia de la diócesis,
incluyen-do a su servidor, guiaran esta serie de sesiones sobre
temas cruciales a considerar en las próximas elecciones y otros
temas que se nos presentaran en Noviembre, o antes para quienes
votan temprano. Repasaremos la enseñanza católica sobre el racismo,
el cuidado de la creación, la pobreza y la forma-ción de
conciencia, fomentando la reflexión y oración a la luz de las
decisiones que debemos tomar. Las presentaciones seran del Lunes 14
de Septiembre hasta el Lunes 5 de Octubre a las 6:30 PM.
¡BENDICIONES A TODOS ESTA XXII SEMANA EN EL TIEMPO ORDINAR
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Dear Brothers and Sisters,
The second collection on August 29/30 is for the Seminarian
Fund. I am pleased to let you know that we are blessed and now have
four young men studying and preparing for the priesthood, several
of whom are from Nevada.
We still need to continue to foster vocations in our diocese and
continue to support the young men who are in the seminary. One way
to show our support is to continue praying for them and their
voca-tions. Another and more temporal way to support is through
giving. Each year the cost of educating each of these students is
approximately $35,000.
All of the monies collected in this annual second collection
goes directly to support the seminarians in the Diocese of
Reno.
Sincerely Yours in Christ, Most Rev. Randolph Calvo, Bishop of
Reno
R E R O REGISTRATIONS FOR ONGOING RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, HOLY
COMMUNION, CONFIRMATION. COME TO THE PARISH OFFICE TUESDAY—FRIDAY
FROM 9:00 AM—5:00 PM.
I C A INSCRIPCIONES PARA CLASES DE EDUCACIÓN CONTINUA, COMUNIÓN
Y CONFIRMACIÓN EN LA OFICINA PARROQUIAL DE MARTES A VIERNES DE:
9:00—5:00 PM. KINDERGARTEN Saturdays 8:30-10:30AM. (No cost)* FIRST
HOLY COMMUNION Saturdays 8:30-10:30AM. 1st—6th grades. 2-year
program. CONTINUING EDUCATION Saturdays 8:30-10:30AM. For children
who have already received Communion up to 8th grade. (No cost)*
PRE-CONFIRMATION Tuesdays 5:15-7:00PM. 8th graders. (No cost)*
CONFIRMATION Tuesdays 5:15-7:00PM. 9th-11th graders. 2-year
program.
Please bring child’s birth & baptism certificates on
registration day. POR FAVOR TRAIGA LAS ACTAS DE NACIMIENTO Y
BAUTISMO DEL NIÑO(A) EL DÍA EL DE REGISTRO.
*DONATIONS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME TO OFFSET COSTS.
ROSARY TO END ABORTION—SEPTEMBER 5TH AT 9:00 AM THE RENO
ABORTION CLINIC* Join us and invite your friends and family to pray
for an end of abortion, the healing of those who have had an
abortion and the change of mind of those committing these acts
against the unborn. *West End Women’s Center, 5915 Tyrone Rd,
Reno.
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B D —S 20 8:00—11:00 AM Hosted by the Knights of Columbus.
Vitalant has modified its bloodmobiles for COVID safety. Only 2
donors are allowed on the bus at any given time, masks & social
distancing will be enforced. Vitalant will be conducting COVID-19
antibody tests on all donations: www.vitalant.org/antibodytest.
Please schedule your ap-
pointment now by contacting Brian Saeman at [email protected]
or (775) 772-9726.
W S T A N DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE KARMA BOX ON ARLINGTON AVENUE BY
OUR PARKING LOT? Karma Boxes are cubby sized boxes mostly intended
to serve the less fortunate in our com-munity. The Women of Saint
Thomas are seeking donations for the Karma Box such as:
Non-perishable food items such as small jars of peanut butter,
canned meats, fruit cups, protein bars and snacks. Toiletries and
First aid items. Questions? Email us at [email protected].
“If you can’t feed 100 people, then feed just one.” - Mother
Teresa
P R -A P -A H M This month we remember the Immaculate Heart of
Mary. We pray for the mother of a poor family who unexpectedly
becomes pregnant and is advised that abortion is the “logical”
choice for her family’s sake. May she reach out for help to
experience healing from the love, mercy, & God’s compassion.
Find out more visiting www.renodiocese.org, Our Works, Pro-ject
Rachel. To take advantage of these resources, contact our
confidential, nonjudgmental help line 775-324-4325 or email
[email protected].
W M E A Get-Away Weekend!!! Do you need a vacation? Give
yourself and your spouse time away from the pressures of work and
everyday responsibilities. Enjoy a chance to talk and listen to
that special someone who loves you! Upcoming Weekends: October 2-4
in Reno & November 13-15 in Sacramento. For more info and/or to
apply for a Weekend, visit www.sacramentowwme.org or contact: Terry
& Janet at [email protected] or 916-489-3464.
F O M & F L Virtual Retreat for Divorced or Separated
Catholics
Friday September 11 & Saturday September 12 To register go
to: www.newbeginningsevents.org/ For Questions:
[email protected]
The retreat will be streamed in Spanish & English El retiro
se transmitirá en español e inglés
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MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, August 29—
8:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:30 PM
† Dora Alicia Cerritos For firefighters and first responders †
Jeanette Cooksey
Sunday, August 30—XXII Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 AM 9:30
AM
11:30 AM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM
† Jenny Steinbagle People of St Thomas Aquinas Cathedral †
Angelo James Siracuse † James Johnson † Celia Guillen
Monday, August 31—Weekday 12:10PM † William Parker
Tuesday, September 1—Weekday 7:00 AM
12:10 PM † Elvitia Mirczak †† Andrea & Franco Ramirez
Wednesday, September 2—Weekday 7:00 AM 6:30 PM
For the health of Tim Bauer † Conchita Mendoza Cruz
Thursday, September 3—Saint Gregory the Great 7:00 AM
12:10 PM † All deceased Dominicans Christian Juarez
Friday, September 4—Weekday 7:00 AM For the unborn
Saturday, September 5 8:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:30 PM
†† Franco & Andrea Ramirez People of St Thomas Aquinas
Cathedral † Vernon Barnes
R C I A ARE YOU interested in becoming Catholic? ARE YOU a
Catholic who wishes to receive the Sacraments of Confirmation &
Eucharist? THEN RCIA IS FOR YOU. The Rite of Christian Initiation
of Adults is a process for adults or children over the age of 7 who
desire to explore the Catholic faith & become fully initiated
mem-bers of the Catholic Church. The goal of the RCIA process is
full, conscious, and active participa-tion in the Catholic way of
life. RCIA helps adults to grow in their relationship with Jesus
Christ, become familiar with Catholic teachings & practices,
and get to know the faith community in prep-aration for making the
conscious choice to receive the Sacraments of Baptism,
Confirmation, and Eucharist. If you’re interested in learning more
about RCIA, please contact James Rizza via email:
[email protected] or call (775) 775-440-8655.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Mon: 1Cor 2:1-5; Ps 119:97-102; Lk 4:16-30
Tues: 1Cor 2:10-16; Ps 145:8-14; Lk 4:31-37 Wed: 1Cor 3:1-9; Ps
33:12-15, 20-21; Lk 4:38-44 Thurs: 1 Cor 3:18-23; Ps 24:1-6; Lk
5:1-11 Fri: 1Cor4:1-5; Ps37:3-6, 27-28, 39-40; Lk5:33-39 Sat: 1Cor
4:6-15; Ps 145:17-21; Lk 6:1-5 Sun: Ez33:7-9; Ps95:1-9; Rom13:8-10;
Mt18:15-20
RCIA T L N We are looking for volunteers to become team leaders
for the RCIA. If you feel called by the Holy Spirit to assist
building Christ's Church by supporting the development of adults
seeking the sacraments, please email James Rizza at
[email protected]; call or text (775) 440-8655.
J O B M H S Bishop Manogue Catholic HS is seeking a full time
Custodian. This is a year-round, afternoon position with benefits.
Prior school custodian experience preferred. To apply visit:
bishop-manogue.org/about-us/employment-opportunities or call Marion
Hammond at 775-336-6011.
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D ? T N ,
. A child cannot get a Tylenol at school or their ears pierced
without wri en parental consent. But a young girl – no ma er her
age – is legally able to undergo the invasive procedure of abor on
without her parents even knowing.
Since 1985, Nevada’s abor on law has included parental no fica
on requirements, but due to a court ruling, it has never been
enforced. Nevada legislators have failed to fix this loophole for
years, but fortu-nately, our state cons tu on allows “W T P ” to
act.
If we can collect 100,000 signatures of registered Nevada voters
by November 10th, we can force the legislature to remedy this
problem, and if they fail to do so, it will be put to a public
vote. The pe on is asking for an amendment to the law on parental
no fica on. Please pick up a copy of the pe on for your review near
the doors of the church before the sign up weekend.
A C S 12/13 M . Please be sure to stop by then and sign the
Protect our Girls’ Pe on and take the 7x7 Challenge by taking a pe
on and ge ng 7 more signatures.
F : P O G NV. .
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PUBLIC MASSES HAVE |RESUMED WITH SAFETY PROVISIONS & A LIMIT
OF 50 PEOPLE.
Sunday Masses, 9:30AM-English & 6:00PM-Spanish, will be
livestreamed via YouTube: DIOCESE OF RENO CHANNEL.
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP 1st Collection 2nd Collection 2nd
Collection To Benefit August 2 August 9 August 16 August 23 August
30 September 6 September 13 September 20
$8,159 $7,159 $6,036 $3,939 $ $ $ $
$3,190 $1,595 - - - $ $ -
Loan Payment Black & Indian Missions No 2nd Collection No
2nd Collection Seminarian Education Long Term Repairs Holy Land No
2nd Collection
O A 17—A 22: $2,605 M O : $765
LET US PRAY FOR… / OREMOS POR… US Servicemen & Women, Joseph
Gezelin, Katherine O’Dwyer, Rose Marie Bruno, Rose Fazio, Tim
Bauer, Armando Zumaya, John Zepeda, Fr Tom & James Czeck, John
Bestvina, Patty Tellez,
Joe & Veronica Mayak, Tillie Pugliesi, Gary Blount, Roy
Avery, Debra Degley, Lena Magee, Ed, Maria & Rick Slaughter,
José E. Almaguer, Sayra Gutierrez, Ed Kolesar, John Dearborn, Patti
Beer, Donald Walls Sr., Charlie & Linda Gill, Jovita Mendoza,
Douglas Todd, Kristen Monibi, Jose Hernandez,
Kriss, Zenaida & Kevin Janoski, Vangie Elordieta. †† George
Jamieson, Ricardo Vazquez, Dennis Johnson, William Parker, Celia
Guillen.
SUNDAY MASS Vigil-Saturday: 4:00PM
(RESERVED FOR SENIORS & MOST VULNERABLE), & 5:30PM
Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30AM, 4:00PM & 6:00PM–Misa en
español
Miércoles: 6:30PM – Misa en español con Liturgia del Domingo
WEEKDAY MASS
Monday: 12:10PM Tuesday & Thursday: 7:00AM & 12:10
PM
Wednesday & Friday: 7:00 AM Saturday: 8:00AM
ADORATION: Thursday: 1:00—5:30 PM No Vespers, concluding with
benediction
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