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Live Stream Sunday Mass 9 am Spanish 11 am English on Facebook: (@stmarysgi) YouTube: St. Mary’s Cathedral, Grand Island NE
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Weekly Bulletin
St. Mary’s Cathedral •112 South Cedar • Grand Island NE 68801 • (308)384-2523 •www.stmarysgi.com Twitter: stmarysgi
Facebook: (@stmarysgi) YouTube: St. Mary’s Cathedral, Grand Island NE
Mass Schedule & Intentions
Mass & Calendar August 30, 2020 Page 2
Please remember the following in your prayers: C &S, Seferino de La Cruz, Adela Fernandez, Joan Fernandez Kelli Bober, Enrique Alvarez Sr, Peggy Sullivan, Kim Ryan & family, Sergio Erives, Jr,
Donna Ryan, Pam Porter, Joan Sackett, Monia/family, Burnett Children, Kontos Family, Alex Acosta, Fernando Gonzalez, Joe Oberneier, Wilber Gomez, Nancy O’Connell, Oscar Medina, Ibeth Iñiguez, Carol Bruggeman, Linda Meyers, Mary Campbell, Teresa Garcia, Erma Jean Kroeger, Elizabeth Kaufman, Jerome Irlbeck, Betty Stoner, Karen Sandberg, John Pedrosa, Juan Gerardo Gaspar, Tony Bober, Gary Peace, Marsha Alvarez, Tony Puente, Jordan Barker, Wauneta McGowan, Pedro Fernandez, Deanna Konrad, Mayilyn Ihnken, Julia Conde. New additions to the prayer list are in blue. Prayer Request is printed for the bulletin only and is public knowledge, please send request to [email protected] or call the office 384-2523 Ext. 233. Must have permission of the person or by a family member. Prayer chain is a private group of people who pray for the request. Please call/text Joy at 379-4741or Alicia Haussler 308-850-8460 for our St. Mary’s Prayer Chain. Both are welcome.
Prayer Requests for the Bulletin and Prayer Chain Information Day/Date Time Name of Intention
Mo. 8/31 7:00 am Carlos Guerrero Jr. †
Tu. 9/1 7:00 am Rick Fila †
We. 9/2 700 am Souls of Purgatory
We. 9/2 (Sp) 5:15 pm Antonio & Manuela Juan
Th. 9/3 7:00 am Jack Webb †
Th. 9/3 5:15 pm Susan Puhalla †
Fr. 9/4 7:00 am Living and Decreased members of the E.J. Sullivan Family
Fr. 9/4 (Sp) 5:15 pm Alice Rhode
Sa. 9/5 7:00 am Carlos Guerrero Jr. †
Sa. 9/5 4:00 pm Lucienne Michalski †
Sa. 9/5 (Sp) 6:00 pm Gilberto Hechavarria Borrero †
Su. 9/6 7:00 am Pro Populo
Su. 9/6 (Sp) 9:00 am Fredys Franco-Franco †
Su. 9/6 11:00 am Gerardo Zuniga †
Su. 9/6 (Sp) 1:00 pm Omar Martinez Cruz †
Su. 9/6 5:00 pm Don Ference † We pray for the following parishioners family and friends who are currently serving in the military: New names in blue 2nd Lt. Sam Cyr LCPL Bryan Carrera USMC Private Francisco Ortiz Private Ciara Hernandez TSgt Joshua D Busch LCDR Michel D. Janda SSgt Gustavo Zavala USMC SSG Rico Z. Puente LCPL Tyler Kluthe SPC Amy Schneider Captain Jordan Hughes SPC. Jessica Paup WO TJ Cameron HM2 Andrew Dodendorf Lt. Col Sam Schneider Specialist Chad Holmes Sgt. Noel Jones Commander Douglas E. Kennedy MSgt. Jeffrey D. Michalski USMC Sgt. Brandon T. Russell MSgt. Timothy Mahoney If you know someone who is in the military and would like to have their name included in this space please email the information to: [email protected] with name and rank. Thank you.
Military Names
We live-streamed the Sunday 9 am Spanish Mass and the Sunday 11 am English mass. It is offered on our parish’s Facebook page (@stmarysgi) and will be put on the parish YouTube page (search for St. Mary’s Cathedral – Grand Island).
Live Streaming
Confessions will again be offered on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 4:45 pm until 5:10 pm prior to the evening masses. The priests will be sitting on one of the pews near the confessionals. Please wear a facemask while confessing. Please stand a
distance from those who are confessing to assure their privacy. We will also continue to offer confessions on Saturdays from 11 am to 12 noon. Normally we are sitting outside the north side of the church. In case of bad weather, we will move into the church on the pews in the transepts (near the confessionals).
Our Parish Goal $55,259
2019 – 2020 Diocesan Appeal
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You will find our live stream masses and other events: St. Mary’s Cathedral, Grand Island NE
If you have a new smart tv, you can watch our mass on your tv
Collection Report August 23rd
Total Pledge: $52,621.00 Total Received: $51,972.00 Donor Goal: 250 Current No. of Donors: 259
Pledges: $1,195,848 Payments: $1,199,374 100%
Continuing God’s Good Works Capital Campaign
Regular Collection $10,994.50 Confession
My good friends in Christ Jesus,
A former seminary professor and good friend of mine recently posted the following comments in his pastor’s note to his parish. I find his insights helpful as we continue in the uncertainty of the pandemic. I continue to offer some of his thoughts in this week’s bulletin and also next weeks. Here are some of his words:
“Choose communion over consumerism. The pandemic is forcing a national debate between safety and the economy as we watch how people respond to the crisis. What our patchwork of responses have taught us, perhaps more than anything else, is that unless you have some roots in a spiritual practice that holds all of life sacred and encourages a communion with all creation, facing the enormous challenges ahead of us will be nearly impossible. Fear is already producing scarcity in a nation of plenty, evidenced in all the hoarding, the competition between states and nations for resources, the price gouging, etc., all of which are exacerbating global uncertainty. We are also beginning to understand the critical role that low-wage workers, minorities and the undocumented play in a global economy. People are now aware that shelf-stockers, janitorial workers, waste haulers, crop pickers, transportation and material movers, and administrative support personnel are at least as essential to the good running of society as are the corporate leaders, doctors, scientists and presidents that we so lionize. Consumerism exploits and devalues relationship because it views a person’s worth only in terms of what the person can produce. Communion results from the realization that we are essentially interdependent and interconnected, even when we are not proximate.
Choose personal responsibility before personal freedom. The maze of burdensome laws, and regulations that most of us are forced to contend with in modern life results from the desire for freedom without any responsibility to the common good. If you have no awareness of the common good, your first question will be “What do I want?” “What do I prefer?” or “What pleases me?” The pandemic is making visible the gross disparities in a culture of privilege. In the grand scheme of things, it really does not matter what I want. What matters is what we all need to co-exist.”
As your pastor here at the Cathedral I share some of your anxiety about the uncertainty of these times. Let’s take advantage of this unique opportunity to re-define who we are as a people of God. Our Catholic tradition offers many ways for us to grow in trust so as to receive and know the immense love that our God wishes to share with us. Have a blessed week. Fr. Jim
Parish News Page 3
Remember that the Obligation to attend Sunday (or Saturday evening) Mass has been waived. If you are not comfortable – or if you are not feeling well – we encourage you to stay home. Those in high-risk categories are encouraged to stay home. These include the following: elderly, those with underlying medical conditions such as heart disease, lung disease, cancer, high blood pressure, or diabetes, family members who live with elderly or those who are at risk, people who have upper respiratory or flu like symptoms, people who live with someone with upper respiratory or flu like symptoms, people with COVID-19 or those living with someone with COVID-19, people who have been exposed to someone with COVID-19, anyone not feeling well.
Thank you
Religious education classes will start September 23, 2020. To register your child for Religious Education (1st-12th grade) class that
include First Communion, and Confirmation please contact Fr. Thambi at [email protected] or 384-2523 ext 204 or the Sisters at 384-2523 ext 300
First Communion generally is 2nd grade. Confirmation can be 10th -11th -12th grade
Obligation to attend Sunday Mass
Fr. Thambi– Director of Religious Ed—Registration
Next week the first Sunday of the month is our monthly second collection. This collection is set aside for new Heating and Air Conditioning for the Cathedral church. Thank you for your support.
Next Week 2nd Collection
Confirmation is Sunday, September 13th.
9 am Spanish and 11 am English. If you have not chosen your mass
please contact Fr. Thambi at [email protected]
or 384-2523 ext 204
People of St. Mary’s,
Thank you so much for all your prayers and support. It is very encouraging and humbling to know that so many people who are zealous for our good Lord are supporting and praying for me. The Vocation Cross prayers, prayers at Mass and receiving the Holy Sacraments at St. Mary’s helped nurture my decision to enter into seminary. Please continue to pray for me and I also will be praying for the people of St. Mary’s Cathedral. Let us always strive to do God’s will and always contemplate our enteral home. God Bless, Samuel Ogden
Calendar/Ministry Schedule Page 4
Monday, August 31
7 am Mass (English)
Tuesday, September 1
7 am Mass (English)
Wednesday, September 2
7am Mass (English) 4:45 pm Confession 5:15 pm Mass (Spanish) 6:30 pm Vocation Prayer Grp
Thursday, September 3
7 am Mass (English) 4:45 pm Confession 5:15 pm Mass (English)
Friday, September 4
7 am Mass (English 4:45 pm Confession 5:15 pm Mass (Spanish)
Saturday, September 5
7 am Mass (English) 11am—Noon Confession 4 pm Mass (English) 6 pm Mass (Spanish)
Sunday, September 6
7 am Mass (English) 9 am Mass (Spanish) 11 am Mass (English) 1 pm Mass (Spanish) 5 pm Mass (English)
1st Sunday of the Month Ministry Schedule (September 5th and 6th )
We have been using a program called “Eventbrite” to encourage people to reserve a registration to attend the weekend masses. We have found that this practice is not practical for our community. So, for the time being, we will cease using this service. This past week we did have to lock the doors for the Spanish 9 am mass as all of our spaces were full. Our Spanish 1 pm mass was almost completely full. We encourage our Spanish speakers to take advantage of the Saturday evening 6 pm mass. This mass is the vigil mass for Sunday. All of the prayers and readings are the same as Sunday’s. This mass “counts” as the Sunday mass.
Saturday– September 5 - 4 pm Mass English
Altar Server: M. Schulte , P. Lonnemann, S. Hernandez Lectors: S. A. Ference Eucharist Minister: J. Wojcik, J. Chmelka Ushers: G.P, S. Fiallos, J. Bixenmann
Saturday– September 5 - 6 pm Mass (Español)
Monaguillos: A. Escalante, A. Escalante, A. Escalante Lector/ra: B. Castellanos Ministro Comunión: O. Meda Ujier: TBA
Sunday – September 6 - 7 am Mass English
Altar Server: Open Lectors: D. Countryman Eucharist Minister: R. Stoltenberg, M. Stoltenberg Ushers: M. Carreon, M. Schneider, J. Walkowiak
Sunday – September 6 - 9 am Mass (Español)
Monaguillos: J. Hernandez, C. Hernandez, J. Calmo Lector/ra: J. Calmo Ministro Comunión: M. Hernandez, C. Hernandez Ujier: H. Castellanos, W, Escalante, V. Jacinto, P. Matias, L. Reyes, E. Melendez, S. Ruiz
Sunday – September 6 - 11 am Mass English
Altar Server: J. Bernabe, M. Erives, R. Shey Lectors: A. Long Eucharist Minister: P. Schmid, J. Priess Usher: T. Yax, T. Kontos
Sunday – September 6 - 1 pm Mass (Español)
Monaguillos: E. Nicolas, A. Costilla, N. Nicolas Lector/ra: Q. Hernandez Ministro Comunión: W. Gomez, E. Gomez Ujier: B. Marquez, A. Ramirez, S. Bernabe, A. Blanco, J. Flores, A. Samalloa, E. Esquivel
Sunday – September 6 - 5 pm Mass English
Altar Server: K. Heckman, J. Pedrosa, A. Pedrosa Lectors: E. Heckman Eucharist Minister: Y. Nuncio, B. Mrkvicka Ushers: V. Sanchez, A. Gericke, R. Gericke
Did you know that Fr. Jim does the Gospel Reflection on upcoming Sunday on our Facebook page in a video. You will receive messages all day starting with Gospel
of the day. Saint (Blessed) of the day, Mediation, live streaming masses plus more. Like our Facebook page and you will not miss anything. Check us out on: Facebook: @stmarysgi We also post changes/ cancelations of Rel Ed and other events.
Learn about Saints on our page!
We are stopping the Registrations to attend Mass
Upcoming Events
Due to Covid 19 new guidelines for the our customers. * Face mask are required * 15 and under are not allowed * Customers may be required to wait to come in and shop because of total Covid 19 occupancy allowed. * Call Ann before you drop off your donations 308-391-1527 Special for August 31st -September 5th Baby, Children clothing 3 for $1 Kitchen Linens, pictures 50%off Mon, Wed 1-4 pm and Sat 10 am-3pm
Weekly Specials at the Thrift Store
Lord Jesus Christ, our Divine Physician, we ask you to guard and protect us from Coronavirus COVID-19 and from all serious illness. For all those who have died from it, have mercy; for those who are ill now, bring healing. For those searching for a remedy, enlighten them; for medical caregivers helping the sick, strengthen and shield them. For those working to contain the spread, grant them success; for those afraid, grant peace. May your precious blood be our defense and our salvation. By your grace, may you turn the evil of disease into moments of consolation and hope. May we always fear the contagion of sin more than any illness. We abandon ourselves to your infinite mercy. Amen . -- Pedro de la Cruz
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Tune in to Spirit Catholic Radio this Friday, September 4th at 8:15 am to hear Fr. Jim offer reflection on the Acts of the Apostles for the “Good Book Club” program offered each morning. Tune in to 91.5 throughout your day to hear quality Catholic programming.
Pick of the week: Go to www.stmarysgi.formed.org. This week Fr. Jim recommends the video series: Why Believe? Volume 1 (15 volumes). The New Evangelization requires a new apologetics, that is, a defense of the faith that responds to the questions that believers and non-believers alike are asking today with philosophical and theological arguments rooted in Sacred Scripture, Catholic Tradition, and the best philosophical reflection available.
A prayer in this time of the Coronavirus
Holy Water is available in the church in the special canister near the statue of Our Lady of Guadalupe. Bring your own bottle to fill. Please use sanitizing wipes before and after using the nozzle.
This week: Why Believe?
Holy Water
In Memory
Please remember in your prayers All the departed especially: Ardis Sullivan
May she rest in peace. Eternal rest grant unto her, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen
A men’s bible study will begin on September 15th at 7pm in the conference room on the 2nd floor of the St. Mary’s parish hall. The study will focus on the up-coming Sunday
readings in conjunction with teachings in the Catechism of the Catholic Church. For further information, please contact Bob Mallett at 605-880-3074 or at [email protected].
Men’s Bible Study Group
Facemasks are available in the main entrance of our Cathedral. We encourage you to bring your own. If you are in need of one, we are asking for a simple donation of $1 to help cover the expenses.
Face Mask -$1
RCIA Team for the English cohort is meeting this Thursday, September 3, at 6 pm in the main parish hall. If you are interested in helping with the ministry of evangelizing and welcoming new Catholics – please contact Fr. Jim.
RCIA Team
Are you – or someone you know – considering becoming Catholic? Are you a Catholic adult who has yet to receive your First Communion and/or Confirmation? If so – we invite you to participate in our RCIA ministry. RCIA stands for the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults. Our sessions will begin on Tuesday, September 8, in the Cathedral Square (main parish hall). We typically meet on Tuesdays from 6:30-8 pm. If you have any questions – feel free to contact Judy Priess ([email protected]) or one of the priests. We also offer RCIA in Spanish on Sunday mornings starting later in September.
Considering becoming Catholic?
Spirit Catholic Radio
Please remember in your prayers All the departed especially: brothers; Felipe de Jesus Cabrales Guillerm and Grado Cabrales Guillermo May they rest in peace. Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May the souls of the faithful
departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen
In Memory
In Memory
Please remember in your prayers All the departed especially: Rossel Sambula
May he rest in peace. Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen
St. Mary’s Immigration Program (SMIP) is pleased to announce Tish Guerrero will be joining our team. Tish will be working toward her accreditation and will begin seeing clients in September. Please join us in welcoming Tish!
Welcome
This hour of prayer, worship and reflection is offered in Spanish in the Church on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-7:30 pm. All are welcome.
Wednesday Evening Prayers for Priest and Reflection
CDA Meeting English and Spanish
English Court Ave Maria #1263 will meet Tuesday, September 1st at 6 pm in the parish hall. Please wear a mask. Spanish CDA Court Santa Maria would like to invite every women of the cathedral to attend our meeting on Sept. 3rd at 6 pm at the Parish Hall.
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First Reading — The name of the LORD has become like fire burning in Jeremiah’s heart (Jeremiah 20:7-9). Psalm — My soul is thirsting for you, O Lord my God (Psalm 63). Second Reading — Be transformed; renew your mind; discern what is good (Romans 12:1-2). Gospel — Those who lose their lives for Jesus’ sake will find them (Matthew 16:21-27).
Today’s Readings
Vocations. That many people may hear the call of Christ and follow Him in the priesthood and religious life. Pro Life. That all people will come to value human life as God’s precious gift to be accepted and loved rather than a burden to be destroyed.
Holy Father’s Prayer August 2020 The Maritime World: We pray for all those who work and live from the sea, among them sailors, fishermen and their families.
Holy Father’s Prayer September 2020 Respect for the Planet’s Resources: We pray that the planet’s resources will not be plundered, but shared in a just and respectful manner.
THE CROSS OF JESUS
The perception of a cross changed dramatically after Jesus’ crucifixion. Before that event, death on a cross was not only horrible, it was degrading. It was a penalty reserved only for the most wretched of criminals. The word “glory” would not have found its way into the same sentence containing the word “cross.” But all that changed with Jesus. Over time, believers began to venerate and honor the cross. They painted, sculpted, and carved images of it. Many lost their own lives for their association with it. Today our reverence for and relationship with the cross recalls little of the contempt originally associated with it. As it has been through the ages, it is our perception of the cross that determines how we follow Jesus. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co.
Sunday: Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time Tuesday: World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation Thursday: St. Gregory the Great Friday: First Friday Saturday: First Saturday; Blessed Virgin Mary
Saints and Special Observances
St. Mary’s Cathedral Eucharistic Adoration Prayer Intentions
Communication Ministry/Bulletin Editor: Mrs. Barbara Bosak, ext 233 [email protected]
Secretary: Ms. Bertha Calderon ext. 220 [email protected]
Bilingual Secretary/Secretaria: Mrs. Patty Zuniga, ext 221 [email protected]
Maintenance Director: Mr. Jim Lehl, ext 226 [email protected]
Cathedral Daycare Director: Dodi Ouderkirk , 398-4047 [email protected]
St. Mary’s Immigration Office– 308-381-2855
By Appointment Only
The Parish Office Hours: Monday—Thursday 8am – 4pm
Lynn Skorniak $30.00 Pat Nuncio $75.00 Congratulations!
300 Club week
Immigration Office: 308-381-2855
Mary’s Closet: Ms. Ann Baker, 391–1527 [email protected]
Hispanic Ministry: Sr. Jesusmerling, ext 300 [email protected]
Music Coordinator: Mrs. Kristen Schutte ext 219 [email protected]
Pastor: Rev. James Golka, ext 201 [email protected] Associate Pastor/Director of Religious Education
Rev. Joseph Thambi, ext 204 [email protected]
ext 204/ext 213 [email protected]
Pastoral Ministry: Sr. Jesusmaikelyn, ext 212 [email protected]
Daycare
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“No sin or crime is greater than God’s mercy. The sacrifice of the Cross reveals that Christ’s greatest desire is to forgive those with a repentant heart.” USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities “Death Penalty: Catholic Q&A”
Word of Life
Associate Pastor: Rev. Joseph G. Broudou [email protected] ext 208
Parish Administrator/Bookkeeper: Mrs. Judy Priess, ext 222 [email protected]
PARISH STAFF/ ADMINISTRACIÓN PARROQUIAL (308) 384-2523/ (308) 384-2527 (fax)
[email protected] www.stmarysgi.com Facebook: St. Mary’s Cathedral Grand Island Ne
There will not be Catholic Masses held at the Nebraska State Fair this year.
Nebraska State Fair Mass
Anuncios en Español Page 7 Reflexión Pastoral del Padre Jim para el domingo 30 de agosto 22° Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Mis buenos amigos en Cristo Jesús, Uno de mis exprofesores del seminario y buen amigo mío publicó recientemente los siguientes comentarios en la nota pastoral a su parroquia. Encuentro útiles sus ideas a medida que continuamos en la incertidumbre de la pandemia. Continúo ofreciendo algunos de sus pensamientos en el boletín de esta y las próximas semanas Estas son algunas de sus palabras:
“Elija la comunión sobre el consumismo. La pandemia está forzando un debate nacional entre la seguridad y la economía mientras observamos cómo la gente responde a la crisis. Lo que nos ha enseñado nuestro mosaico de respuestas, quizás más que cualquier otra cosa, es que, a menos que tenga algunas raíces en una práctica espiritual que considere sagrada toda la vida y aliente una comunión con toda la creación, enfrentar los enormes desafíos que tenemos por delante será casi imposible. El miedo ya está produciendo escasez en una nación de abundancia, que se evidencia en todo el acumulamiento, la competencia entre estados y naciones por los recursos, el alza de precios, etc., todo lo cual está causando más nerviosismo a la incertidumbre global. También estamos empezando a comprender el papel fundamental que juegan los trabajadores con salarios bajos, las minorías y los indocumentados en una economía global. La gente ahora es consciente de que los vendedores, trabajadores de limpieza, transportistas de basura, recolectores de cultivos, transporte público y transportistas de materiales, y el personal de apoyo administrativo son al menos tan esenciales para el buen funcionamiento de la sociedad como lo son los líderes corporativos, médicos, científicos y presidentes tanto alabamos. El consumismo explota y devalúa la relación porque ve el valor de una persona solo en términos de lo que la persona puede producir. La comunión resulta de la comprensión de que somos esencialmente interdependientes e interconectados, incluso cuando no estamos cerca.
Elija la responsabilidad personal antes que la libertad personal. La complicación de dispendiosas leyes y regulaciones con las que la mayoría de nosotros nos vemos obligados a lidiar en la vida moderna es el resultado del deseo de libertad sin ninguna responsabilidad por el bien común. Si no tiene conciencia del bien común, su primera pregunta será "¿Qué quiero?" "¿Qué prefiero?" o "¿Qué me agrada?" La pandemia está haciendo visibles las grandes disparidades en una cultura de privilegios. En el gran esquema de las cosas, realmente no importa lo que quiera. Lo que importa es lo que todos necesitamos para coexistir ".
Como su pastor aquí en la Catedral, comparto parte de su ansiedad por la incertidumbre de estos tiempos. Aprovechemos esta oportunidad única para redefinir quiénes somos como pueblo de Dios. Nuestra tradición católica nos ofrece muchas formas de crecer en la confianza para recibir y conocer el inmenso amor que nuestro Dios desea compartir con nosotros. Que tengan una semana bendecida. Padre Jim.
Padre Thambi Director de Educación Religiosa: Todavía se están aceptando registraciones para las Primeras Comuniones, Confirmaciones y Catecismo regular. Las clases comienzan el 23 de septiembre. Los interesados hablen con las hermanas religiosas o el padre Thambi para agendar un horario y para que les digan qué documentos deben de traer. Primera Comunión 2nd grado en adelante/Confirmación 10 grado al-12. Preguntas 308-384-2523 ext. 300 con la hermana Jesusmerling/ o extensión 204 con el padre Thambi.
MIÉRCOLES ORACIÓN POR LOS SACERDOTES Y REFLEXIÓN SOBRE EL EVANGELIO DEL DOMINGO Esta hora de oración, adoración y reflexión se ofrece en español en la Iglesia los miércoles
por la noche de 6: 30-7: 30 pm. Todos son bienvenidos.
Confirmaciones 2020 :Las confirmaciones para los jóvenes son el domingo 13 de septiembre. Este año vamos a tener dos misas a las 9am en español y a las 11am en inglés. Preguntas con el padre Thambi 308-384-2523 ext. 204 o con la hermana Jesusmerling ext. 300.
RICA:Si eres mayor de 18 años y te faltan los sacramentos del bautismo, primera comunión y confirmación ya se está tomando la registración para las clases. Hablen con una de las hermanas Religiosas 308-384-2523 ext. 300.
En Memoria Amorosa De: Rossel Sambula de 48 años, quien falleció el 18 de agosto del 2020. Descanso eterno para él, oh Señor, y que Luz Perpetua brille sobre él. Que las almas de los
fieles que se fueron por la misericordia de Dios descansen en Paz. Mucha Paz y esignación a su esposa Bertha e hijos.
En Memoria Amorosa De: Ardis Sullivan, quien falleció el 18 de agosto del 2020. Descanso eterno para ella, oh Señor, y que Luz Perpetua brille sobre ella. Que las almas de los fieles que se fueron por la misericordia de Dios descansen en Paz. Mucha Paz y resignación a su esposo Gene e hijos.
En Memoria Amorosa De: Felipe de Jesús Cabrales quien falleció el 14 de agosto del 2020 en México y por su hermano Grado Cabrales-quien falleció el 2013. Descanso eterno para ellos, oh Señor, y que Luz Perpe-tua brille sobre ellos. Que las almas de los fieles que se fueron por la misericordia de Dios descansen en Paz. Mucha Paz y resignación a sus familiares.
Bienvenida Tish Guerrero: La oficina del programa de inmigración de Santa María, anuncia que Tish Guerrero se ha unido a su equipo. Ella estará trabajando en su acreditación y empezará a tomar clientes en septiembre. ¡Por favor denle la bienvenida a Tish!
Confesiones: Los sacerdotes vuelven a escuchar confesiones durante la semana: miércoles, jueves y viernes de las 4:45pm-5:10pm antes de las misas de la tarde. Se ubicarán en una de las bancas cerca a los confesio-narios. Sábados de 11-12pm afuera de la iglesia. Por favor de usar su cubre boca durante su confesión y de mantener la distancia de los que se están confesando para su privacidad.
Cubre bocas/Mascaras: Están disponibles en la entrada principal de la iglesia. Le pedimos que por favor traiga su propio cubre boca. Si lo olvida y esta necesitando uno, le
estamos pidiendo una pequeña donación de un dólar ($1) para ayudar a cubrir los gastos.
Hijas Católicas Corte de Santa María le gustaría invitar a todas las mujeres de la catedral para asistir a la reunión,
el 3 de septiembre a las 6 pm en el Centro Parroquial.
