of the Lord’s Passion MARCH 28 2021

Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the highest!

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Dispensation for Sunday Masses in place only for those who are unable to attend for health reasons. Please register to attend liturgies. The link is on our website under Latest News.

Saturday, Mar 27 12:05pm Daily Mass † Dick Howell 4:30pm Palm Sunday Vigil Mass † Mary Ann & Bob Woodhouse Sunday, Mar 28 10:00am Palm Sunday Mass (televised|live-streamed) † Norm Larsen 12:00pm Misa Domingo de ramos en Español (live-streamed) Familia Parroquial 5:30pm Palm Sunday Mass † Samantha Patis 7:30pm Palm Sunday Contemplative Mass † Jessica Hook , Mar 29 12:05pm Daily Mass † Brianna Nicole Garrett Tuesday, Mar 30 12:05pm Daily Mass † Paul Toner Wednesday, Mar 31 12:05pm Daily Mass Int. Vanessa Persenaire Thursday, Apr 1 7:00pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper (live-streamed) Friday, Apr 2 3:00pm Passion Service (televised / live-streamed) Saturday, Apr 3 9:00pm Vigil Mass Sunday, Apr 4 8:00am Easter Sunday Mass † Paraventi family 10:00am Easter Sunday Mass (televised / live-streamed) † Pete Smith 12:00pm Misa Domingo de ramos en Español (live-streamed) † Francisca Jarquin Garcia 3:00pm Misa Domingo de Pascua en Español † Francisca Jarquin Garcia 5:30pm Easter Sunday Mass † Virginia Strobel 7:30pm Easter Sunday Contemplative Mass Parish Family

Confession Schedule (no confessions Holy Thursday through Easter Monday) God bless, Weekdays following the 12:05pm Mass Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP Saturdays, 11-11:45am in the Chapel Rector (or by appointment) Watch Sunday 10am Mass Online page 2 Go to grdiocese.org or the Cathedral’s Facebook page Scripture Reading... Sunday: Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion Jn 12:12-16 Casting a Net Is 50:4-7 Ps 22:8-9,17-20, 23-24 ear brothers and sisters in Christ, Phil 2:6-11 Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion begins the holiest of all weeks in our church’s Mk 14:1—15:47 D liturgical calendar. This holy week will remind and make us relive days of pain, anguish, as well as days of surprise and joy. This week's services are more than a visual repetition of the Monday: passion, death and resurrection of our Lord. Holy Week invites the total participation of our Is 42:1-7 whole being and senses, in uniting ourselves with Christ in his permanent offering to God, the Ps 27:1-3,13-14 Jn 12:1-11 Father.

As your pastor, I am aware that many in this world are going through their particular challenging Tuesday: pilgrimage through their Good Friday to . I am cognizant of the reality in our Is 49:1-6 community and to the problems that many parishioners are facing: the financial problems in the Ps 71:1-4a,5-6b, home, the battle with the vices of drugs, pornography, and alcohol, that not only affect 15-17 individuals but families, the fear of deportation and separation from families, the pain of Jn 13:21-33,36-38 transition to a new way of life for our refugee parishioners, the courageous battle that some of Wednesday: you are having against a deadly illness, the hurt in seeing children straying from their faith, and Is 50:4-9a the grieving process that many are undergoing following the death of a love one this past year of Ps 69:8-10,21-22, pandemic. Some of us are in the transitional space of Holy Saturday, waiting with anguish for good news in our lives. 31,33-34 Mt 26:14-25 The readings this week will remind us of the importance of faith—a faith that holds us firm in difficult times. Sacred scripture and church tradition highlight to us a God who prepares and Holy Thursday: accompanies us during our trials and challenges in life. In response we join our life to Christ’s Ex 12:1-8,11-14 passion, death and resurrection confident that God makes all things new. This assurance also Ps 116:12-13,15- requires that we confront reality, that we do not run from reality or pretend that everything is 16c,17-18 going well around us. To face reality with faith is to cling to God in prayer and to unite ourselves 1 Cor 11:23-26 with Christ on a deeper level and seek help from God’s people, the Church. Jn 13:1-15

The passion, death and resurrection of Christ makes visible the love of the Father and Good Friday: teaches us that the best response to that love is not only gratitude, but conversion. The most Is 52:13—53:12 appropriate response to the saving actions of God is the total transformation of our life, realizing Ps 31:2,12-13,15- that we are sinners redeemed by Christ. When we confront the effects of sin, individual and 17,25 communal, we make a huge step in embracing fully the salvation that Christ gives us. At every Heb 4:14-16;5:7-9 Mass we make this present when we give worship to a God who loves us, who makes everything Jn 18:1—19:42 new, and reminds us that every Good Friday has an Easter Sunday. Holy Saturday: I invite you to participate in the liturgies of the Holy Week especially the , which begins on Holy Thursday with the evening Mass of the Lord's until the evening of Readings Easter Sunday. The Paschal Triduum is the most sacred time of the Church. We will be live- streaming most of the liturgies, so you can join us that way if you are Easter Sunday: unable to be present with us at the Cathedral. Please note that we have The Resurrection added an 8am Mass on Easter Sunday to accommodate as many returning of the Lord parishioners to celebrate Easter Sunday with a hope-filled joy in Acts 10:34a,37-43 to God for the gift of salvation. Ps 118:1-2,16-17, 22-23 In God’s love, Col 3:1-4 or

1 Cor 5:6b-8

Jn 20:1-9 Very Reverend René Constanza, CSP Fr. René Constanza, CSP Pastor/Rector page 3 The fencing around the front of the This Week Cathedral is likely to remain through Events and Activities Easter. Please continue to use the North and South transept doors for Saturday, March 27 entry and exit. 9:30am Bautismos—Iglesia 1:00pm Art & Environment—Church 4:30pm Palm Sunday Vigil Mass

Sunday, March 28 Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion 10:00am Palm Sunday Mass (televised/live-streamed) 12:00pm Misa Domingo de Ramos en Español (live-streamed) 5:30pm Palm Sunday Mass 90 donors Pledged: $38,800 7:30pm Palm Sunday Contemplative Mass

Tuesday, March 30 Goal: $128,694 7:00pm Chrism Mass-ticket holders only (live-streamed)

Thursday, April 1 2021 CSA! In our first week, we are at 30% of our goal. Triduum begins | No Daily Mass or Confessions That is a great start! If you haven’t given yet to support the 7:00pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper (live-streamed) important ministries that are funded by CSA, ministries right here at the Cathedral, please go online or turn in your Friday, April 2 envelope. Thank you for your generosity! No Daily Mass or Confessions | Offices Closed 3:00pm Good Friday Service (televised /live-streamed) 7:00pm Solemn Stations of the Cross Your CSA giving helps support these

Saturday, April 3 ministries that take place right here in No Daily Mass or Confessions our parish and neighborhood… 9:00pm Easter Vigil Mass • Televised and Live-Streamed Mass to the Homebound

• Hispanic Ministries & Immigration Services Sunday, April 4 • Faith Formation & Evangelization through the Easter Sunday: The Resurrection of the Lord Catholic Information Center 8:00am Early Easter Sunday Mass • Caring for our Heartside Neighbors through the 10:00am Easter Sunday Mass (televised/live-streamed) Ministries of God’s Kitchen 12:00pm Misa Domingo de Pascua en Español (live-streamed) Make your pledge for 2021 today at 3:00pm Misa Domingo de Pascua en Español grdiocese.org/csa and mark the 5:30pm Easter Sunday Mass 7:30pm Easter Sunday Contemplative Mass Cathedral as your parish.

Monday, April 5 No Daily Mass or Confessions | Offices Closed

Tuesday, April 6 Daily Mass and Confession Schedule resumes

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This weekend the bells ring... STEWARDSHIP in memory of Week ended March 21 $ 10,991.33 Same week last year $ 5,790.01 John Raymond Chirco Weekly need $ 14,423.08 page 4 Since space is limited we are asking all to Schedule Reminder register in order to attend Holy Week Masses. The link to register is on our No Daily Masses or Confessions website or in your bulletin email Thursday, April 1 through Saturday, April 3.

No Daily Mass or Confessions on Monday, April 5. Holy Week at the Cathedral

Regular Mass schedule resumes Tuesday, April 6, with 12:05pm Mass. Palm Sunday of the Lord's Passion

The Cathedral offices will be closed Saturday, March 27 Good Friday, April 2 and 4:30pm Vigil Mass Easter Monday, April 5 Sunday, March 28 10am - Mass with Bishop Walkowiak (televised/streamed live) SERVING THE 12pm - Misa en Español (streamed live) 5:30pm - Mass SUFFERING 7:30pm - Contemplative Mass CHRIST As we enter Holy Week Mass of Chrism and celebrate Palm Sunday, Tuesday, March 30 let’s reflect on how our Lord 7pm - Bishop Walkowiak presiding (streamed live) suffered from our indifference: Open to ticket holders only those who proclaimed him king of Jerusalem were the same Holy Thursday: Mass of the Lord's Supper who called to crucify him. We recognize we are all one human family. Are we Thursday, April 1 7pm - Bishop Walkowiak presiding, homilist: Rev. Michael contributing to the suffering of our sisters and brothers Hennessy, CSP (streamed live) with our indifference to their realities? How does our 8:30pm to Midnight - Adoration in the Chapel faith inspire us to care for them and share the gifts that God has bestowed on us? Visit crsricebowl.org to learn more. PLEASE RETURN YOUR RICE BOWLS AT THE Good Friday of the Lord's Passion HOLY THURSDAY MASS OR TO THE OFFICE. Friday, April 2 3pm - Passion Service - Bishop Walkowiak presiding, homilist: Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP Cathedral Easter Flowers (televised/streamed live) Please consider making a $10 7pm - Solemn Stations of the Cross donation in memory of, or to honor someone special in your life. We will Holy Saturday: The Easter Vigil publish the names in the , April 3 bulletin. Donation envelopes are 9pm - Bishop Walkowiak presiding, available at Mass. Please return by homilist: Rev. Bill Edens, CSP Palm Sunday in order to have names listed in the Easter bulletin. There is a space for you to Easter Sunday: list names if you wish to give online. The Resurrection of the Lord Sunday, April 4 Printed Worship Aids 8am - Early Mass now available for those attending Mass. 10am - Mass with Bishop Walkowiak Please help us by not leaving any paper in the (televised/streamed live) pews. You can place used worship aids in the 12pm - Misa en Español (streamed live) 3pm - Misa en Español baskets on your way out for recycling. Digital 5:30pm - Evening Mass worship aids are still available on our website 7:30pm - Contemplative Mass for those watching the Mass at home. Televised Masses are at WXMI FOX17 Live-streamed Masses at grdiocese.org or Facebook page 5 Faces of the Cathedral Returning to Mass? This week we are highlighting the Liturgical BISHOP WALKOWIAK INVITES CATHOLICS TO Ministry of Altar Server. RETURN TO MASS WHO ARE HEALTHY AND ABLE; EXTENDS DISPENSATION UNTIL FUR- The server is both a member of the assembly and a THER NOTICE FOR THOSE WHO ARE UNABLE minister in the sanctuary. With a foot in both TO ATTEND IN PERSON BECAUSE OF HEALTH worlds, the server has an unusual perspective when REASONS OR OTHER FACTORS. participating at Mass. He or she is called to fully and Ways you can help... actively participate in the liturgy, and yet is also • Plan to arrive early, but please do not attend if you have any called to serve in a particular way. symptom of illness. “Serving at the altar is a • If you have only 1 or 2 people attending from a household, privileged way to draw please fill the short pews on the sides first and leave longer closer to Jesus, which in pews for larger households. turn “enables you to • When coming forward for Communion, please say “Amen” open yourselves to when you stop at the blue sticker on the floor. Do not re- others, to journey move your mask until you are ready to consume the Body of Christ. The Body of Christ must be consumed before return- together, to set ing to your pew. Replace your mask promptly. demanding goals and to • We are asking parishioners to register online if you plan to find the strength to attend Mass at the Cathedral. This is for the purpose of con- achieve them.” Pope tact tracing. The link is at cathedralofsaintandrew.org Francis Thank you for your continued patience and diligence in helping The main role of the us make our Masses as safe as possible. Altar Server is to assist the priest and deacon in the celebration of the CAMERON MORGAN liturgy. 10AM MASS

This ministry is also open to adults. If you are interested in serving please contact Julie in the parish office. [email protected] or 616.456.1454 x1912 Upcoming Young Adult Events Are you in your 20s or 30s? Get connected!

One Shared: World, Faith, & Kingdom. A Paulist Mission for Young Adults will be a special virtual mission hosted by the seminarians of the Paulist Fathers on Palm Sunday, March 28, 7 Thank you for giving: Our Joy of the -10 PM Eastern. Through a series of short talks, small-group reflection and communal prayer, the night will examine our Gospel Fund has been of great benefit to those in shared experience of living in a broken world, of finding God in need during this pandemic, and that will continue. and through our relationships with one another in a challenging The purpose of this fund is to put into action Pope time, and finding the strength to, together, participate in Francis’ call to “evangelize in word and deed”. We building the Kingdom of God here and now. For more info and do that through the Catholic Information Center that to register visit: http://www.paulistretreats.org/. welcomes seekers from all backgrounds and helps Catholics continue to grow spiritually. We do that Saturdays, April 10, May 8, at 10a through our outreach ministries that care for those Young Adult Coffee Break at Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea in need in our community. Please continue to be a (Monroe North) 601 Bond Ave NW. partner in fulfilling the call with your giving each month to the Joy of the Gospel Fund. Thursday, April 22, 7pm Holy Brew Online, with special guest Leah Perrault, Catholic author/speaker.

Even more opportunities when you get connected by texting CYAGR to 84576 or visit cyagr.org page 6 Catholic Information Center at Home at Center Information Catholic Spring at the CIC Let the Catholic Information Center help you Learn, Celebrate, Live and This week, let us honor St. Joseph with our love Pray your Catholic faith. and this prayer: Dear St. Joseph, hope of the View all your opportunities for a 2021 filled with spiritual purpose at sick, help and pray for us. catholicinformationcenter.org

JustFaith Faith and Poverty: A Justice Response Mondays, April 12—June 7, 7-8:30pm. Zoom meetings with Deacon Dennis Rybicki. $15 suggested donation. The JustFaith Catholic series guides small groups in exploring the Gospel's call to respond to major issues that intersect poverty, including racial injustice, violence and environmental degradation. This session covers the systems and structures that perpetuate poverty in our own communities. Co- sponsored by the Cathedral Social Action Team (CSAT). Register at http://bit.ly/CICJustFaith3

Biblical Formation Institute 2021 CALLING ALL FAMILIES Four Saturday Conferences (Apr. 24, Jun. 12, Sept. 11, Nov. 6) $30 per conference, $100 to A HUMANITARIAN CRISIS IS PUTTING attend all four. 2021 conferences focus on MORE CHILDREN AT RISK New Testament Letters & Revelation. Develop a Right now, unaccompanied children at the U.S.– Mexico deep understanding and love for scripture; explore border need a safe, loving home until they can be scripture with biblical experts; grow as a Bible study reunited with family here in the U.S. leader in your parish; improve leadership and facilitation skills; receive diocesan certification We urgently need foster parents to help. hours. More information and registration at When children around the world flee their homes due catholicinformationcenter.org/bible to war, violence, natural disasters, or persecution, they’re often forced to leave without the Encore: The Deeper Meaning of the accompaniment of a parent or guardian. Their survival on the line, these children need a safe, loving place to heal—as they’ve suffered great trauma. Wednesday, April 28, 10-11:30 am, Zoom presentation with Sr. Mary Kay Oosdyke, OP. We’ve seen an influx of teenagers and sibling groups The Ascension of Jesus—What does this feast mean needing foster homes. Teens with younger siblings are at for our faith and daily life? The Ascension account risk of not being placed together. by Luke seems more like just tying things together

Plus, COVID-19 has heightened the need for safety after the Resurrection instead of a call to new vision precautions. As the numbers rise at the border, children and action. Yet, the Church gives that event the are placed in large shelters, where adequate social status of a major Feast. Even artists often have distancing isn’t possible. And a border patrol facility is trouble portraying the meaning of the feast in their no place for a child. Bethany takes the pandemic stained-glass windows and paintings. Together we seriously when preparing foster parents and is will discover the rich message and deeper meaning advocating that all parents be able to receive the of this mysterious feast and what revelation God vaccine. intends for us today through its celebration.

Will you give a child the temporary home they so desperately need? If you enjoy our programming

BETHANY.ORG/TFC please consider making a donation Next virtual information session, April 6, 6pm page 7 sacraments

Infant Baptisms Please contact the Cathedral office 456- 1454 x1909.

Adult Baptisms & Becoming Catholic Please contact Sean Donovan 616-456-1454 Arrojando la Red x1913. ueridos amigos en Cristo, Reconciliation (Confession) For the Q En este domingo de Ramos damos inicio la semana Santa. Esta semana nos recordará confession schedule, y nos hará revivir días de dolor, angustia, como también días de sorpresa y alegría. please refer to page 2. Los servicios de esta semana son más que una repetición visual de la pasión, muerte y For special situations, resurrección de nuestro Señor. La semana Santa nos invitará a una participación total de please contact the todo nuestro ser y sentidos, en unirnos con Cristo en su ofrenda permanente al Padre. Cathedral office 616-456- 1454 x1909 to make an Como su párroco estoy consciente que muchos en nuestra congregación están pasando appointment with one of tiempos parecidos a los que viviremos desde este domingo de pasión hasta el siguiente our priests. domingo de resurrección. Estoy sensato a la realidad en nuestra comunidad y a los problemas que muchos padecen: los problemas financieros en el hogar, la batalla con los First Communion is vicios de droga, alcohol, pornografía que no solo destruye individuos sino familias, el miedo prepared for through the a la deportación, la lucha con una enfermedad mortal, la desgarradora traición de un Religious Education cónyuge, el proceso de duelo que muchos están pasando al fallecer un ser querido este program. Contact Sean pasado año de pandemia. Muchos de nosotros nos encontramos en ese espacio liminal Donovan at the antes del sábado de gloria, esperando con angustia la buena nueva en nuestras vidas. Cathedral office 456-1454 x1913. Las sagradas escrituras durante la semana santa nos recordarán la importancia de la fe, una fe que nos mantiene firme en tiempos difíciles, una fe que nos dice que Dios nos Confirmation for 8th prepara, aun durante tiempos difíciles, a un nuevo éxodo—un éxodo guiado por Dios graders is prepared for quien hace algo nuevo, quien hace brotar nueva vida. Pero esta fe requiere que seamos through the Religious realistas con nuestras situaciones, que no corramos de la realidad o finjamos que todo anda Education program. bien en nuestras vidas. Enfrentar la realidad con la fe es aferrarse a Dios en la oración, es Contact Sean Donovan unirse a Cristo en un nivel más profundo y buscar ayuda de la comunidad para que Dios at the Cathedral office traiga nueva vida en nuestras situaciones. 456-1454 x1913. Baptized adults can La pasión, muerte y resurrección de Jesucristo nos hace visible el amor del Padre y nos register for Adult enseña que la respuesta a ese amor no solo es gratitud, pero conversión. La respuesta Confirmation prep correcta a las acciones salvífica de Dios es la transformación total de nuestra vida. Eso classes. Contact Sean proviene cuando realizamos que somos pecadores redimidos por Cristo y pedimos perdón a 616-456-1454 x1913. los que hemos ofendido. Ser cobardes en enfrentar la realidad del pecado, individual y comunal, no es parte de nuestra fe cristiana ya que rechaza la salvación que Cristo nos Weddings brinda. Tenemos un Dios que nos ama; un Dios que hace todo nuevo. Un Dios que nos Please contact Lynnae in recuerda que cada viernes santo tienen su domingo de resurrección. the Cathedral office 616- 456-1454, x1901. Les invito a participar en las liturgias de la semana santa especialmente el triduo pascual, que comienza el jueves santo con la misa vespertina de la última cena del Señor hasta la Anointing of the Sick tarde del domingo de Pascua. El triduo pascual es el tiempo más sagrado de la Iglesia. Por Please call the Cathedral favor tome nota que tendremos una misa adicional el domingo de Gloria a las 3 de la tarde. office 456-1454 x1909 if Así muchos más de nosotros nos podremos reunir para celebrar la you are in the hospital or pascua de resurrección con más alegría en gratitud a Dios por el don home-bound and would de la salvación. like Anointing or Communion. For after En el amor de Dios, hour emergencies dial option 6 and one of our priests will be paged. Muy Reverendo René Constanza, CSP Pastor/Rector page 8 Padre René Constanza, CSP Ahora puedes ver la misa dominical al mediodía en español en Facebook o en https://grdiocese.org/diocese/televised- mass/ Llamando a todas las familias HORARIO DE LAS MISAS UNA CRISIS HUMANITARIA ESTÁ PONIENDO EN

DE SEMANA SANTA RIESGO A MÁS NIÑOS Domingo de Ramos En este momento, los niños no acompañados en la frontera de la Pasión del Señor entre Estados Unidos y México necesitan un hogar seguro y Domingo 28 de marzo, 12pm amoroso hasta que puedan ser reunidos con sus familiares aquí (vivo en línea) en los EE. UU. Necesitamos con urgencia padres Misa Crismal de crianza temporal para ayudar. martes 30 de marzo, 7pm Cuando los niños de todo el mundo huyen de sus hogares (un evento que se solicita boleta de entrada, lo puedo ver vivo en línea) debido ante la guerra, la violencia, los desastres naturales o la persecución, a menudo se ven obligados a irse sin el Jueves Santo de la Cena del Señor acompañamiento de un padre o tutor. Su supervivencia está en jueves 1 de abril, 7pm juego, estos niños necesitan un lugar seguro y amoroso para (vivo en línea) sanar, ya que han sufrido un gran trauma.

Viernes Santo de la Pasión del Señor Hemos visto una afluencia de adolescentes y grupos de viernes 2 de abril, 3pm hermanos que necesitan un hogar. Los adolescentes con (televisado por WXMI Fox 17, y vivo en línea) hermanos menores corren el riesgo de no ser colocados juntos. 7pm Estaciones de Solemne (bilingüe) Además, COVID-19 ha aumentado la necesidad de tomar Vigilia de Pascua precauciones de seguridad. A medida que aumenta el número sábado 3 de abril, 9pm en la frontera, los niños son colocados en grandes refugios, donde no es posible un distanciamiento social adecuado. Y una Pascua: La Resurrección del Señor instalación de la patrulla fronteriza no es un lugar para un niño. Domingo 4 de abril, Bethany se toma la pandemia en serio cuando prepara a los 12pm (vivo en línea) o 3pm padres de crianza temporal y aboga por que todos los padres puedan recibir la vacuna.

Domingo de Pascua, 4 de abril. Elige asistir ¿Le darás a un niño el hogar temporal que tanto necesita?

a una de estas misas ya sea a las 12pm o a BETANÍA.ORG/TFC las 3pm, el espacio es limitado. Próxima sesión de información virtual, 6 de abril, 6pm POR FAVOR REGISTRESE para asistir a cualquier Misa de Semana Santa Reflexión Dominical del Padre Bill Recuerdo cuando yo era joven, que mis padres siempre eran personas de esperanza. Cuando yo tenia un día difícil en la SIRVIENDO A CRISTO escuela, me decían: ven y siéntate y luego me preguntaban “Que SUFRIENTE paso, porque estas triste?” Usualmente ellos podían ayudarme a Al iniciar la Semana Santa y entender que yo era bueno y lo que me inquietaba hoy lo podía superar mañana. celebrar el Domingo de Ramos, reflexionemos sobre En la historia de la gente judía, había épocas difíciles, pero los cómo sufrió nuestro Señor profetas usualmente ponían sus dolores en el contexto más por nuestra indiferencia: los grande del amor de dios. En aquel entonces, dijo Isaías: mismos que lo proclamaban “El Señor me ha dado una lengua experta, para que yo pueda rey en Jerusalén fueron los que pidieron que fuera confortar al abatido con palabras de aliento.” crucificado. Reconociendo que todos somos parte de Durante el domingo de ramos de la pasión del Señor es una misma familia, ¿estamos contribuyendo al importante recordar que hay muerte, pero también hay sufrimiento de nuestros hermanos con nuestra resurrección. Siempre hay un contexto más grande para los indiferencia hacia sus realidades? ¿Cómo nos inspira problemas de la gente judía, que es el amor del Dios de pacto. nuestra fe para cuidar de ellos y compartir los dones También, hoy en día nuestros dolores y dificultades tienen un que Dios nos ha otorgado? VisitaCrsplatodearroz.org contexto más grande, que es el amor inquebrantable de nuestro para obtener más información. Por favor traiga su Dios. Plato de Arroz a la Misa del Jueves Santo o lo Por eso vale mucho tener para nuestros compañeros palabras de puede entregar a la oficina. aliento para confortar al abatido. page 9 CATHEDRAL OFFICE / OFICINA 215 Sheldon SE Th e Grand Rapids, MI 49503 616-456-1454 Paulists Email: [email protected] Website: cathedralofsaintandrew.org We give the Word of God a M-Th 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. voice in pulpits and print, F 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. on radio and television, on MOST REVEREND DAVID J. WALKOWIAK the web and the wide Bishop of Grand Rapids / Obispo screen. We search out those who have no church VERY REV. RENÉ CONSTANZA, CSP DEACON MIKE CRUICKSHANK, CSP home, and welcome home those who have been away. Rector (Párroco) ext. 1905 deaconmike@cathedralofsaint fatherrene@cathedralofsaint andrew.org ext. 1914 andrew.org We share the passion of REV. BOB CARY, CSP Paul for unity in faith and REV. BILL EDENS, CSP Senior Ministry solidarity in mission among Associate Pastor ext. 1906 [email protected] all the baptized in the body fatherbill@cathedralofsaint REV. JOACHIM LALLY, CSP of Christ. We build bridges andrew.org Senior Ministry of respect and collabora- [email protected] tion with people of other REV. MICHAEL HENNESSY, CSP Associate Pastor ext. 1916 world religions. Paulistfathers REV. CHARLIE BRUNICK, CSP fathermichael@cathedralofsaint Senior Ministry andrew.org In our parishes and campus [email protected] worshipping communities we welcome people of di- Cathedral staff verse racial and cultural LYNNAE JARRELL ext. 1901 Wedding Coordinator backgrounds. The gospel BARB FOSS ext. 1902 Business Administrator [email protected] we preach calls for all the [email protected] ANTHONY LEARY ext. 1917 children of God to be treat- ed with dignity and justice. SEAN DONOVAN ext. 1913 Facilities Maintenance [email protected] Director of Religious Education and We claim Isaac Hecker as Faith Formation our founder, the Holy Spirit [email protected] Other numbers as our primary guide, St. BULLETIN EDITOR/DESIGN ELIANA GONZALEZ ext. 1909 Eulene Freeland, 456-1454 ext. 1904 Paul as our patron, and lai- Administrative Assistant/Receptionist ty as our valued partners in Send announcements via email only by [email protected] previous Monday to mission. [email protected] MATTHEW JAKUBISIN, ext. 1911 We are Paulists. Director of Music CATHEDRAL OUTREACH CENTER [email protected] Open Tuesdays & Thursdays

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DEACON DENNIS RYBICKI, ext. 1903 CATHEDRAL FAX: 616-456-5110 Baptism & Homebound Ministry deacondennis@cathedralofsaint Cathedral proper open to the public: andrew.org Weekdays: 6:30am to 6pm Saturdays: 9am to 6:30pm JULIE BARTHOLOMEW ext. 1912 Sundays: 9am to 9pm Liturgy Coordinator Please coordinate with the office for group tours or visits. page 10 [email protected]