Church of the Holy Trinity May 20, 2018
A parish open to all, grounded in prayer and a messenger of the Gospel
Thoughts of the Pastor
In the first story of creation in the Book of Genesis, we are told:
In the beginning, when God created the heavens and the earth —and the earth was without form or shape, with darkness over the abyss and a mighty ruach [wind, breath or spirit] sweeping over the waters —Then God said: Let there be light, and there was light.
In the second story of creation, we are told:
Then the LORD God formed the man out of the dust of the ground and blew into his nostrils the ruach [wind, breath or spirit] of life, and the man became a living being.
The Hebrew word, ruach , means wind, breath and/or spirit. It is a driving, creative and animating force. St. Luke draws upon the images in Genesis as he describes the coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.
And suddenly there came from the sky a noise like a strong driving wind, and it filled the entire house in which they were. Then there appeared to them tongues as of fire, which parted and came to rest on each one of them. And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak in different tongues, as the Spirit enabled them to proclaim.
The Spirit is that driving, creative and animating force that enabled the 12 to burst out of the upper room and to begin to proclaim, first to the Jews gathered in Jerusalem from many parts of the world and then to the whole world, that Jesus Christ is Lord. This is the same Spirit of which St. Paul speaks in the second reading from First Corinthians that comes to each of us in different ways as different gifts. This Sprit is what makes us the Body of Christ and His presence in the world. This same Spirit enables us today to be the witnesses of Christ.
Father Tom
Living and Giving in Christ: The Vocations Office is one of the things that the Living and Giving in Christ Appeal supports. We are blessed to have Father Steve Titus, the Vocations Director, here in residence at Holy Trinity, although he spends most of his time traveling through the Diocese and visiting our seminarians. The Vocations Office provides support to the parish to encourage vocations to the priesthood, diaconate and religious life. Father Steve also helps those discerning vocations and for young men interested in the priesthood to enroll in the seminary. The Living and Giving in Christ Appeal provides the infrastructure behind our Parish like the power grid or the water and sewage system provides the infrastructure behind our homes. The Parish is a part of the Diocese, which is the Church of Christ in the State of Wyoming. The Diocese is the one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. Our Parish is a part of this larger reality
Some dioceses support themselves through an income tax on parish income and also do appeals. Here in the Diocese of Cheyenne, we do the Living and Giving in Christ Appeal with a mandatory goal, so that if donations do not achieve the goal, the parish makes up the difference from its regular income. As a stewardship diocese and parish, the tithe is recommended where 5% goes to the parish, 1% to the Living and Giving in Christ Appeal, and 4% goes to second collections and other charities like the Animal Shelter or Cancer Fund. The goal is based upon this model, so it is basically 20% of offering income. Our goal for 2018 is $111,557. So far, we have pledged $73,487. We want our gifts to be “first fruits,” the first of what we have been blessed, and to be planned. If we c annot do a full 10% as mentioned above, then the ratio 5:1:4 provides a good giving model.
Notes from the Parish Nurse: Travel Safety – What to Drink vs What Not to Drink.
Drink: Don't Drink: Water, sodas, or sports drinks that are bottled and sealed Tap or well water (carbonated is safer) Fountain drinks Water that has been disinfected (boiled, filtered, treated) Ice made with tap or well water Ice made with bottled or disinfected water Drinks made with tap or well water (such as reconstituted Hot coffee or tea juice) Pasteurized milk Unpasteurized milk https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/page/food-water-safety
Access for All Capital Campaign Bit by bit we are paying off the new addition and the new parking lot. Through your generosity, we have reached and exceeded our goal of $2.25 million in pledges and donations for the Capital
Campaign. We have raised in pledges and donations $2,251,000. We are now blessed with a new parking lot, a new addition with an Jr. and Sr. High Youth Ministry: Please join elevator, handicap accessible bathrooms and storage, and new us for the YEAR END CELEBRATION this Sunday ceiling in the parish hall and kitchen, new flooring and air at 7:00 pm. Mass will be celebrated at 7:00 pm conditioning in the church. to celebrate youth that are graduating, honor scholarship recipients and close out the year for all Now we are working on paying off our commercial loan. Here is students. All youth and families are invited to this where we stand: Mass and it will fulfill regular Sunday obligations. A Loan Principal Remaining: $149,439 reception will follow in Cabrini Hall.
Funds Collected Not Yet Applied To Loan: 25,200 Summer RE: Registration for Summer Religious Loan Balance Remaining: 124,239 - Outstanding Pledges: 122,840 Education for children entering grades K 6 is open. There are paper registration forms in the vestibule Thank you to all who have completed their pledges to the Capital of the church, or you may go to the parish website Campaign and to those who are still working to complete their to register online. There are two sessions pledges. available: June 11 -22 and July 30 -August 10.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Associate Director of Pastoral Ministry Children’s Liturgy: We are in need of volunteers for our Holy Trinity is seeking an Associate Director of Pastoral Ministry. Children’s Liturgy Program, especially at the 9 am Mass. If you This position assists with and coordinates, under the supervision of are willing to serve at one Mass per month with a partner, please the Director, a comprehensive faith formation and stewardship contact the office. This is a fun ministry that doesn’t require a big program for adults, youth and children, which touches all aspects of time commitment. Please consider helping with this! the faith and parish life: liturgical, social, educational and service, with a particular focus on children’s faith formation, youth ministry 100 th Anniversary of the death of Servant of God, Julia and parish sacramental preparation. Recruits, trains and supervises parish volunteers, catechists and aids. Job description, Greely: Mass celebrated by Archbishop Samuel Aquila and th program description and activities can be seen on our webpage Bishop Jorge Rodriguez on June 7 at 5:30 pm at the Cathedral www.holytrinitycheyenne.org . Twelve-month, full-time with Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Denver, CO. Julia Greely benefits. Salary based upon degree and experience. At least a is called a “Servant of God” since her cause for canonization was Bachelor, but preferably a Master of Arts in Theology, Religious opened in 2016. She has been called Denver’s “Angel of Charity” Education, or Religious Studies, an equivalent degree in a related because of her love for the poor and her constant selfless field or equivalent training and experience. A willingness and ability charitable works to support them. The event will remember the to pursue additional education. Salary $40-$48,000 depending past and look forward to how we can all share in promoting the upon degree and experience. Interested candidates should send cause of Servant of God Julia Greeley’s canonization. All are cover letter and résumé with references by May 31, 2018 to Father welcome. See bulletin board for more information. Thomas E. Cronkleton, Jr., Church of the Holy Trinity, 1836 Hot Springs Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001-5337 or You are invited to join Father Tom on the trip of a [email protected] . lifetime to walk the lands of the Bible, where the patriarchs, prophets and Jesus himself walk. This Pilgrimage to Egypt, Jordan, Israel and Palestine will be May 12 th -26 th , 2019, and we will see the pyramids, Mount Sinai, Petra, Mount Tabor, Cana, Capernaum, the Sea of Galilee, Bethlehem, Mount of Olives, the Dead Sea, Via Delarosa and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. There will be a presentation by Dr. Timothy Mullner about this Christine Nicholls from LPi, our bulletin publisher, is working on pilgrimage the weekend of July 14 th -15 th . Parish Pilgrim Fee of filling our bulletin advertising space. We need your help! $180 and Tour Package of $4,920, includes meals and Please consider purchasing an ad or passing along a referral to transportation to Denver from Holy Trinity. The brochure is the staff. available on the parish website: www.holytrinitycheyenne.org . Registration and the brochure is available online at: https://bit.ly/2qSgoGZ . Tour is limited to 40 on a first come basis.
May 20, 2018 Page 4 Charity of the Month Life Choice Pregnancy Center is our May Charity of the What ’s Happening Soon
Month. They are in need of formula, diapers, newborn baby May 20 12 noon: Reception for Dylan Ostdiek, Cabrini Hall clothing, coloring books and crayons for visiting children, and 7 pm: Graduation Mass and Year End Celebration office supplies. Monetary donations are also accepted. They can for Youth Ministry, Reception in Cabrini Hall be reached at 307-632-6323. Donations can be dropped off at 632 W 20th Street. May 21 7 pm: Holy Trinity Men’s Association Annual
Meeting, Cabrini Hall
Adoration Chapel May 28 Memorial Day, Parish Office Closed Prayer Warriors Needed for the following hours as a single or prayer partner: Friday: 8 am, 8 pm Come to the Farewell Reception for Dylan Saturday: 9 am, 5 pm, 8 pm th this Sunday, May 20 , following the 11 am Mass. These hours need to be covered in order to keep the chapel open. Dylan will have a short break and then spend the The sign up sheet is in the vestibule. Contact Dolores at summer at the Institute for Priestly Formation in 634-6490 or Cindy at 635-0929 if you have any questions. The Omaha, Nebraska. He then returns to the Chapel is open 7 days a week from 6 am to 10 pm. Stop in and St. John Vianney Seminary in Denver for the Fall. Everyone is spend a few minutes or sign up to cover an hour! invited to come and thank Dylan as he continues his formation for priesthood. Adopt an Island Have you ever wanted to have your own private island to relax A warm welcome to Hannah Adams who will be our and soak up the sun? Here is your chance! We are looking for Summer Assistant. She begins her time some volunteers that are willing to adopt one of the landscaped with us on Monday, May 21 st , and will be islands in our new parking lot. Grass and weeds have started here through August 10 th . popping up through the rocks and we can’t keep up with them! If you are willing to help out during your free time with weeding and Baby Bottles : Life Choice Pregnancy Center has general upkeep of a portion of the landscape, we would greatly placed baby bottles in the vestibule of the church. appreciate it. Contact Barb at the parish office for more Please take one to fill with change and return it before information and to claim your little piece of paradise. Father’s Day. If we run out of bottles you may still make a cash donation. The money will be used to Everyday Stewardship support their programs for moms and babies. On this Pentecost Sunday, if you come to Mass at my parish you will see a sea of red all around. The choir, the lectors, the Attention Ministers: If you are involved in Parish extraordinary ministers of Holy Communion, the people in the Ministry (Altar Server, Communion Minister, Lector, pews, and of course the celebrant and our deacon, will all be Greeter, Usher, Children’s Liturgy), please stop in the wearing red. We are one of those parishes that strive to reflect the Sacristy and pick up an updated phone list to use to color of the liturgy in our dress. It can be a sight to see. contact subs when needed. If your information is not
What we put on our bodies serves only as a reminder of what is correct please contact Lora to update. really important during these liturgical celebrations. At Pentecost, it was the Spirit of God that filled those in the first Christian Knight of Columbus GUN-A-WEEK RAFFLE: Support St. community. We wear red to call to mind that very Spirit, often Joseph’s Society for Retired Priests by purchasing tickets for the depicted as a fire or flame. However, if we just use red as a Gun-A-Week raffle. Drawings will begin when all 1200 tickets are reminder of the power of the Spirit without letting it change us, sold. Contact Grant Havens at 307-234-2891 or then our actions become merely sentimental. [email protected] or visit www.kofc9917.org for more
We are filled with the Holy Spirit through the sacraments of the information and forms to order tickets. Church. God touches us and enters into us in a profound way, just like in that upper room at Pentecost. That first powerful movement We welcome Karen Skillern to the Holy Trinity of the Spirit led to a Church that grew and flourished and remains Parish! We are happy to have you join us! alive today. What is the movement of the Spirit within calling you to do today? Do we allow God to move us and do great things Classroom Aides and Grandparents are through us? Red is a bold color to wear at any time. But our needed for Summer Religious Education. Please actions should be even bolder. consider sharing your time with the young people
--Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS in our parish. Contact the office if interested.
Perforated for your convenience. Readings for the Week of May 20, 2018 Sunday: Acts 2:1-11, 1 Corinthians 12:3b-7, 12-13, John Ministers for May 26 - 27 20:19-23
Saturday 5:30 pm Monday: James 3:13-18, Mark 9:14-29 Altar Servers: Mara Schindler, Joe Grady, Lars Quinlivan Tuesday: James 4:1-10, Mark 9:30-37 Children ’s Lit.: Mike Quinlivaan, Julie Quinlivan Euch. Min.: Spencer Dahill, Nolan Gerdes, Dave & Wednesday: James 4:13-17, Mark 9:38-40 Karen Edinger, Mercedes DeLa Torre, Dorothy Rodriguez, Linda Robbins Thursday: James 5:1-6, Mark 9:41-50 Greeters: Lee & Nani Goepfert Lector: Maggie Botkins Friday: James 5:9-12, Mark 10:1-12 Ushers: Tom Gablenz, Paul Dyl, Jim Collins, Sharon Sara Saturday: James 5:13-20, Mark 10:13-16
Sunday 7 am Next Sunday: Deuteronomy 4:32-34, 39-40, Romans 8:14-17, Matthew 28:16-20 Altar Servers: Travis Whitaker, Jan Odman
Observances for the Week of May 20, 2018 Euch. Min.: Tom Cassidy, Bob Morris, Jeanette Underwood Sunday: Pentecost Sunday Greeters: Cathy Stoughton, Eileen Smith Monday: St. Christopher Magallanes, Priest, and Companions, Lector: Herb Stoughton
Martyrs Ushers: Mike White, Greg Bischof, Mike Scott,
Tuesday: St. Rita of Cascia, Religious George Escobedo Friday: St. Bede the Venerable, Priest & Doctor of the Church; St. Gregory VII, Pope; St. Mary Magdalene de’Pazzi, Sunday 9 am
Virgin Altar Servers: Irene Madler, Branden Penny, Saturday: St. Philip Neri, Priest Hannah Maestas Next Sunday: The Most Holy Trinity Children ’s Lit.: Zastoupil Family Euch. Min.: Tony Laird, Trevor Madler, Stacy Maestas, Liz Vogel, Stacey Gierisch, Alice Sullivan, Jessica Herrman Greeters: Mary Young, Ray & Joann Valdez Lector: Randi Losalu Ushers: Clete Lockhorn, Pete Muehl, Frank Murtha, Marc Pouliot
Sunday 11 am
Altar Servers: Dominic Lopez, Jamis Lopez, Rachael DuPont Children ’s Lit.: Terri Mercer, Mark Quinlivan Euch. Min.: Megan Pita, Patti Escobedo, Stephen Francis, Jennifer Leman, Tiffany DuPont, Michael Starks, John Schneider Greeters: Keith & Tracy Fulton Lector: Mary Schneider Ushers: Mike Martin, Ed Hollingsworth, Dusty Thein, Nick Erpelding
MINISTERS: If you are unable to serve, kindly find a replacement. Please pick up phone lists in the sacristy.
Schedules are prepared two weeks prior to the beginning of the month. Please call Lora Ketterling at 632 -5872 or email her by the 15 th of the month if you know in advance when you will be unavailable or if you need to make changes to your ministry involvement.
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Rosary for Life: Join us in praying the Rosary every Tuesday following the 8 am Mass.
“Thank You” to the volunteers who helped make the "50s- 60s" Sock-Hop a great success. We would also like to thank the community for attending and the donations given to support St. Joseph Food Pantry. - Bob & Linda Corso
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Monday, May 21 8 AM Jennifer Atwood, SI 19th Annual Pilgrimage to Our Lady of Peace: Saturday, Tuesday, May 22 8 AM Theresa Simeone June 9th, at 10 am in Pine Bluffs, Wyoming. Father August is presiding, all are welcome. Please bring folding chairs, there will Wednesday, May 23 8 AM John Cortez, Sr. be a big tent set up for weather. Our Lady of Peace Shrine can be seen off of Interstate 80 by travelers by Pine Bluffs, Wyoming. For Thursday, May 24 8 AM Theodore Lopez, Jr., SI more information please write Our Lady of Peace, P O Box 4163,
Friday, May 25 8 AM Anna Russel, SI Cheyenne, WY 82003 or leave a message at 307-631-4606. Email [email protected] or visit the website Saturday, May 26 8 AM Susanna Lopez, SI ourladyofpeaceshrine.com. 5:30 PM Agnes & Joe Zubal SAVE THE DATE: The 2018 Wyoming Catholic Women’s Sunday, May 27 7 AM Mass For The People Conference is Friday, October 5 th , from 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm and 9 AM Haven Gierisch Saturday, October 6 th from 8 am - 3:30 pm (lunch provided) at the 11 AM Josephine Escobedo Ramkota Hotel & Conference Center in Casper, WY. The keynote speaker is Debra Herbeck, the conference theme is “Our Vocation Jesus, be our is Love”. For more information on Debra Herbeck, please visit strength. http://www.renewalministries.org . We encourage all women to Please Pray come join in this uplifting experience of faith, growth, and for … fellowship. More information will be forthcoming in September.
Pearl Kipple, Emmett Miller (grandson of Michael Mall of SVdP Thrift Store: If you have 2 hours a week to Miller), Shauna Vigil, Dan Denning, Pat Deibert (aunt of Amy Deibert), Becky Leman (sister of Deacon Mike spare, we are looking for volunteers. Please call 307-514-0365 for Leman), Judy Kowrach, Susan Gensel, Laura Pringle, more information. Bonnie David, Rosie Lacuesta, Tom Burke, JoAnn Klissus, Pat Zimmerman, Thomas Morell, Jan Caring Ministry for the Homebound: If you know of Beeken, Carmel Burns, Evelyn Ingish, Mary Barry , someone who is now homebound and no longer able to come and George Wagner, Sue Quinlivan, Debbie Schutt, celebrate Mass with us and who would like to have Holy Cristeen Jessen, Mary Liakos, Fred Walk, Communion brought to them by a Caring Minister, please call the Jeremy Smario, Roberta Hanlon, Janelle Parish Office with their name, contact information and address. Wingert, Gina Mia Burke and Dale Karl. The Mall of SVdP Thrift Store is looking for a part time clerk. Responsibilities include cashier, merchandising and other related duties. Must be available to work Friday and Saturday's. Must pass a back ground check and be 18 years old. Please stop in for application at 2112 Snyder Ave Cheyenne.
Mary Pineau (aunt of Sam Gensel), Carol DeLois, Job Openings: St. Margaret’s Catholic School in Riverton, WY Howard Schrinar, Joe Vogler, Joseph Martellaro, Mildred Cortez (sister of John Cortez), Robert “Bob ” has openings for a full-time Elementary Principal and full-time Guidotti, William Oliver, Margaret McHenry, Joanne Elementary Teachers. Please contact St. Margaret’s School office Conroy (aunt of Karen Cotton), Violet Katana, Marilyn for information on how to apply at (307) 856-5922. Andera, Patricia Ziolkowski, Mariano Fonseca, Marie Taggert (sister of Vic Gerber), Melody Unaccompanied Student Initiative House Parent Help on Gergen, Evelyn Korber, Gerald Tanner, Weekends: With a full house, our House Parent Amber, would Evelyn Yechout (mother of Roseann Burt), welcome relief on the weekends. If you could assist for one or two Dorothy Titus, Aiden Mullinax, Robert “Bob ” weekends a month, (Friday evening through Sunday afternoon) Pascoe and Barbara Poston. we would welcome the chance to visit with you and talk further. Please call Amber at 286-2454 or Terry at 287-0540.
Clergy Parish Information
Rev. Thomas E. Cronkleton Jr. Website: www.holytrinitycheyenne.org Pastor www.holytrinitycheyenne.org/youth.html
In Residence: Parish Office: M-Thurs.: 8:30 –12, 1:00 – 4:30 pm; Fri.: 8:30 –12 Rev. Steven Titus Rev. Joseph Fraher Phone ...... 632-5872 Fax ...... 632-1810
Deacon David Zelenka St. Mary’s Catholic School ...... 638-9268 Deacon Mike Leman Prayer Phone Line………………….638 -9580/634-3435 Adoration Chapel ...... 634-6490/635-0929 Worship and Sacraments Marriage Preparation ...... 632-5872 Daily Mass: Monday through Saturday: 8 am Arrangements must be made with the pastor or deacon at least Sunday Masses: Saturday: 5:30 pm 6 months in advance of your desired ceremony date. Sunday: 7, 9, & 11 am Fr. Tom Cronkleton, Pastor Liturgy of the Word for Children at 5:30 pm, 9 & 11 am. ([email protected]) Reconciliation: Saturdays: 4-5:15 pm, 7-7:30 pm Cameron Smith , Faith Formation/Stewardship Director
Monday-Friday: 7:30 am ([email protected]) Amy Deibert , Assoc. Faith Formation/Stewardship Director Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament is held from 6 am ([email protected]) to 10 pm, 7 days a week, in the Adoration Chapel. Barb Rachocki, Office Manager ([email protected]) Registration forms can be found in the bookrack and Lora Ketterling, Administrative Assistant placed in the collection basket or taken to the Parish ([email protected]) Office. Dylan Ostdiek, Seminarian - Pastoral Year ([email protected])
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