We Welcome You To N e w m a n H a l l - H o ly S p i r i t P a r i sh On the 30nd Sunday in Ordinary Time - October 27 W e G at h e r W e A r e S e n t ♰To hear God’s Word, ♰To relish learning that enriches all lives, ♰To taste Jesus’ life in Eucharist, ♰To heal divisions in our church and world, ♰To be a community of God’s love for ♰To participate in the world’s quest for one another and for all. justice and peace.

The new Deacon Justin Claravall, SJ A Ministry of the Deacon Justin with his new celebrates his first Mass at Newman. Newman family. Mass Schedule STAFF Mon-Sat: 12:10pm Thursday: 9:00pm (Candlelight) Rev. Ivan Tou, CSP (Pastor) Saturday: 5:00pm (Organ) [email protected], ext. 1001 Sunday: 7:30am Rev. Steven Bell, CSP (Associate Pastor) 10:00am (Choir) [email protected], ext. 1002 5:00pm (Choir) Rev. Steve Bossi, CSP (Associate Pastor) 10:00pm (Candlelight, Guitar) [email protected], ext. 1007 Reconciliation Colleen Lenord (Music & Liturgy) Saturday: 3:30pm - 4:30pm [email protected], ext. 1003 Thursday: 8:00pm - 9:00pm By appointment, call 510-848-7812 Frances Rojek (Faith Formation) [email protected], ext. 1004 Eucharistic Adoration Mon - Wed: 9:00am - 10:00am Amy LaGoy (Administrative Assistant) Thursday: 8:00pm - 9:00pm [email protected], ext. 1000 Elizabeth Kristos (Business Administrator) Building Hours [email protected], ext. 1005 Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 9:00pm Saturday: 9:00am - 6:00pm Christine Dalton (Sacristan) Sunday: 7:00am - 11:00pm [email protected]

2700 Dwight Way, Berkeley, California 94704 - Phone: (510) 848-7812 - Fax: (510) 848-0179 Email: [email protected] - Website: calnewman.org Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @calnewmanhall THIS WEEK’S CALENDAR SCRIPTURE READINGS (Year C: Cycle I) (Student activities in bold) Sunday, Oct 27 – 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, October 27 Sir 35:12-18 Ps 34:2...23 2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18 Lk 18:9-14 9:00am Choir Rehearsal Monday, Oct 28 – St. Simon and St. Jude, Apostles 9:30am Children’s Faith Formation Eph 2:19-22 Ps 19:2-5 Lk 6:12-16 10:00am Little Church Tuesday, Oct 29 - St. Narcissus of , 11:00am Teen Confirmation Rom 8:18-25 Ps 126:1b-6 Lk 13:18-21 4:00pm Choir Rehearsal Wednesday, Oct 30 - St. Alphonsus Rodriguez, SJ 6:00pm Student Dinner Rom 8:26-30 Ps 13:4-6 LK 13:22-30 Monday, October 28 Thursday, Oct 31 - All Hallow’s Eve 9:00am Food Not Bombs Rom 8:31b-39 Ps 109:21-22, 26-27, 30-31 Lk 13:31-35 1:00pm Writing Group Friday, Nov 1 – All ’ Day (Holy Day) 6:00pm Faculty Dinner Rv 7:2-4, 9-14 Ps 24:1-4ab, 5-6 1 Jn 3:1-3 Mt 5:1-12a 7:30pm Meditation Group Saturday, Nov 2 – All Souls’ Day, Commemoration Tuesday, October 29 Wis 3:1-9 Ps 23:1-6 Rom 5:5-11 Jn 6:37-40 1:00pm Tuesday Theology Sunday, Nov 3 – 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00pm Newman Grads Bible Study Wis 11:22-12:2 Ps 145:1...14 2 Thes 1:11-2:2 Lk 19:1-10 7:00pm Rosary Group 7:30pm Choir Rehearsal REFLECT ON THIS: Last weekend was World Missions Sunday, which Wednesday, October 30 is a signal for us to become more active in our preferential option for the 7:00pm Holy Spirit Bible Study poor through service, justice advocacy, prayer and reclaiming our sacred 7:30pm Catholicism WOW relationships broken by systemic poverty. As you consider your actions 8:00pm Study Hall to help those who are poor, what is your household’s or dorm’s mission Thursday, October 31 toward our brothers and sisters who are poor? 7:00pm Emmaus Group 8:00pm Adoration and Confession DISCIPLESHIP CHALLENGE: Offer the human experience to our brothers and sisters who have been dehumanized in their poverty with an 9:00pm Candlelight Vigil Mass encouraging word, prayer, or hello. Friday, November 1 - All Saints’ Day 7:30am Mass TRIVIA QUESTION FOR THE WEEK: True or False...The origin of 9:00am Loaves & Fishes Set-Up ‘Trick or Treating’ is actually from a once very popular practice of the 12:10pm Mass rich giving food to the poor in exchange for their powerful prayers. Last 2:00pm Mass (Tilden Rm on Campus) week’s answer: St. Quadragesimus. 5:30pm Mass 6:45pm Newman Grad All Sts Flshp FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP 7:00pm SEEKERS Weekly Collection for Sunday Collections through Saturday, November 2 - All Souls’ Day October 20 August 2019 9:30am Oakland Pilgrimage Info Sunday $15,599.51 Income $429,648.59 10:30am Chun Jin Ahn Bible Study Online $3,162.50 Goal thru July $461,061.81 3:30pm Reconciliation Total $18,762.01 Goal Total -$31,413.22 4:00pm Loaves & Fishes Dinner Weekly Goal $11,557.69 Thank you for your continued Goal Total generous support of Your Parish! WE REMEMBER YOU! $7,204.32 Maureen Rinne, Jan 18 Gary Ginder, Jan 28 HOW CAN I SUPPORT NEWMAN? Wayne Hutton, Feb 17 1) Faith Direct, an online giving system. Visit www.faithdirect.net. Use Bob Simpson, Apr 27 our church code: CA705. Signing up for weekly or monthly offertory pro- Marylyn Coons, May 15 vides a reliable source of income for our expenses. Steven Koneffklatt, Jul 30 Truong Bach, Aug 3 2) Venmo, a direct payment app. Download and setup the app on your Alan ‘Tinker’ Shinn, Aug 12 phone. Send your offering to @Newman-Hall. Memo your offering as Thao Tran, Aug 26 “Sunday contribution.” Barbara Werner, Sept 30 3) Check or cash in our collection basket is perfectly fine, but this is so old school, so we’d prefer folks using Faith Direct. Throughout November, let us pray that our beloved departed enjoy the fullness of light and Please do not forget to mention us to your family and friends as a worthy peace as they rest in the Arms of the Lord! charity to support. Thanks! ~Fr. Ivan ALL SAINTS’ DAY MASSES Friday, November DEACON JUSTIN! Last 1st is All Saints’ Day and we will offer five opportu- weekend, we welcomed the nities to celebrate this Holy Day of our great Cloud newly-ordained Jesuit Dea- of Witnesses! Thursday night’s Candlelight Mass con Justin Claravall, SJ who at 9:00pm will be the Vigil Mass. is joining us in ministry here Friday’s Masses are: at Newman Hall. Deacon 7:30am in the Chapel Justin joined the Society of 12:10pm in the Chapel Jesus in 2009 after working 2:00pm in Tilden at the Student Union on Campus at the Newman Center in 5:30pm in the Chapel University of Hawaii at Ma- noa, and after graduating UCSB in 2006, where he first CHRISTMAS CHOIR Do you “feel the met both Paulists and Jesuits. He is finishing his MDiv at call” to help lead the singing this year for the Jesuit School of Theology in Berkeley. As a Jesuit, he Christmas Eve? Would you like to join with has taught in high schools and worked in prisons both in the Newman 10am Choir to sing for the De- the U.S. and the Philippines, and is grateful to finally be cember 24th 9:30pm Carols and 10:00pm at a Newman Center again. He’s currently obsessed with Mass? Are you available for rehearsals each Tuesday evening art, rock climbing, and interculturality. Deacon Justin will at 7:30pm, from now until Christmas? If so, Colleen would mainly serve at Masses and lead our Pandasal Ministry. love to hear from you at [email protected] (Please “Late have I loved you, Newman Hall!” exclaims Deacon note: this is NOT the “Family Choir” - which sings for the Justin, “Thank you for welcoming me this year to learn 12/25 10am Mass - & rehearses only in December.) how to serve the Church. After two years in Berkeley, I’ve finally found a place to grow some roots, even in this CONGRATULATIONS to our new Eucha- ristic Ministers who have answered the call last year of my studies at the Jesuit School of Theology. to serve in this most wonderful way: Mari- I am humbled by depth of faith here in all the communi- lyn Catterton, Susan Schaeffer, Ned Nicco- ties represented. I look forward to getting to know you lls,Yvette Niccolls, Peter Nico, Bori Kozek, through our conversations and prayer together.” Deacon Jessica Lindgren, Peggy Anderson, James Sheehan, Rachel Justin, we welcome you with open arms and abundant Michaud, Emily Lopez, Nicole McMindes, Claire Ganian. prayers! Sharing the Body and Blood of Jesus is an amazing privilege PAULIST VOCATION RETREAT Could and we are grateful that these parishioners have stepped for- God be calling you, or someone you know, ward. to serve the Church as a Paulist priest? If so, please join us for our Paulist Come & See RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION OF Weekend at our seminary in Washington, D.C. on No- Want to know more about the ADULTS vember 1-3 to learn more about discernment as well as Catholic Faith or to become a Catholic, we the charisms and ministries of the Paulist Fathers. For de- are here for you. If you are already Cath- tails, please visit paulist.org or please talk to any Paulist olic, consider becoming a sponsor for one of the candidates on staff. making the journey. For more information, please contact Fr. Ivan at [email protected] or Fr. Steve at sbossi@calnew- WOMEN IN CONVERSATION man.org. will hold their next event on Sat, No- vember 9, 9:00am-noon, in the Lounge. The speaker is REGISTER TODAY, if you are with the parish. If you regis- award-winning author, Veronica Mary Rolf. Her topic is tered before, just give us anything that’s new. You can register “Discovering Our Lives in Sacred Scripture.” Veronica on-line by going to calnewman.org and clicking Parish Regis- will trace the arc of our lifelong spiritual journey through tration button, or by filling out a registration form in the lobby. the main characters, dramatic conflicts, and mystical rev- elations of both the Old and New Testaments. By iden- tifying with the sufferings, choices, and sudden realiza- tions of the biblical stories, we may discover how Divine Thanks so veryFr much Ivan’s to the parishionersWishlist whose gifts and services have allowed us to fix our broken refrigerator with- Presence has been “breaking in” to grace our own life out cost to the parish! We are now looking to refurbish our stories. Bring your favorite cup (coffee and tea provid- worn parking lot with new signage, lighting, and paving. If ed) and a snack to share. Please, no fragrances! For more you are interested in helping us to fund and facilitate this info about this event, Veronica, or her book, check out the project, please contact Fr. Ivan at [email protected]. poster in the lobby or contact Peg Bogle at pegbogle@ gmail.com. St. John Henry Newman: A Love To Live For

This past Sunday (10/13) in Rome the Church celebrat- ed the of John Henry Newman (1801- 1890), the famous English convert to Catholicism via the Anglican Oxford Movement, the movement which also gave us Francis Baker, Augustine Hewit, and Clarence Walworth here in the United States. Newman, whose life spanned almost all of the 19th centu- ry, never visited the United States, but Isaac Hecker vis- ited him several times in England. After Hecker’s death, Cardinal Newman wrote to Hewit: “I have ever felt that there was this sort of unity in our lives - that we had both begun a work of the same kind, he in America and I in En- gland, and I know how zealous he was in promoting it.” Both men had much earlier set out on a journey - New- man from a respected position in the Established Church, Hecker from a somewhat unchurched background - and both had finally found a home. Once there, both under- stood in the depths of their hearts what a treasure they had found, that their journey was done, and that they really were at home, the home God had made for them in his Church.

SIMPLY STUDENTS Students, check this box weekly for events. STUDENT DINNER - Meet fellow students and enjoy great food every Sun after the 5:00pm Mass, ROSARY GROUP – Pray the Rosary with others every Tues, 7:00pm in the Gallery. NEWMAN GRADS BIBLE STUDY– Study themes of social justice every Tues, 7:00pm in the Lounge. CATHOLICISM WOW! – Discuss Barron’s “What is Love?” with students and permanent members this Wed, 7:30pm in the Seminar Room. STUDY HALL – Study with other great students and free snacks every Wed, 8:00pm in the Gallery. STUDENT & YOUNG ADULT LGBTQ – Meets every other Thu, 6:00pm in the Gallery. ADORATION, CONFESSION, and CANDLELIGHT MASS – every Thu, 8:00pm in the Chapel CHUN JIN AHM – Join other Korean Catholics in fellow- ship and prayer Fri, 7:00pm in the Gallery. SEEKERS – Explore your faith Fri, 7pm , Lounge. FELLOWSHIP NIGHT – monthly Fri, 6pm, Lounge. NEWMAN GRADS – Meet with other grads for bi-month- ly events. Email [email protected]. SMALL GROUP BIBLE STUDIES – Reflect and study faith themes. Email [email protected]. Karl Marx famously called religion “the heart of a heart- less world.” and both Newman and Hecker found in the Church not just an answer to their questions but a pow- erfully beating heart overflowing with a love to live for. both shared a common priestly calling, captivated by the abiding presence and action of the Holy Spirit, and a min- istry expressed in prayer, preaching, and writing, devoted to guiding others - especially others like themselves - to find the same home, and so spread Christ’s kingdom to every human heart. Zealous, big-hearted men themselves, the home they cherished was big as well - big enough to open its doors to be shared with everyone else, everyone still on life’s seemingly so treacherous road. That road may be much more crowded and treacherous today, in a much changed society which seems to resist finding any real home and would rather risk perpetual disappointment and dissatis- faction. All the more reason, then, to recall Hecker’s hope that a common home and shared love can overcome the conflicts and hatreds that divide our society. All the more need, then, to emulate the heroic virtue of these two great men of the Church, so that all may finally find a home, where the noise of our increasingly heartless world is hushed by the angelic hymn in Neman’s famous poem published in Hecker’s magazine The Catholic World in 1865: Praise to the holiest in the height And in the depths be praise In all his words most wonderful Most sure in all his ways. - Fr. Ron Franco, CSP (Photo: Image of Saint John Henry Newman displayed at ’s Basilica during his Canonization, October 13, 2019. Credit: Junno Arocho Esteves, Catholic News Service)