WELCOME TO NEWMAN HALL - We Gather, To hear God’s word, To taste Jesus’ life in Eucharist, To be a community of God’s love for one another and for all We Are Sent, To relish learning that enriches all lives, To heal divisions in our church and world, To participate in the world’s quest for justice and peace

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Staff Mass Schedule Rev. Ivan Tou, CSP (Pastor) Sunday Saturday: 5:00pm (Vigil) [email protected] Sunday: 7:30am, 10:00am, 5:00pm, 10:00pm (candlelight) Rev. Paul Rospond, CSP (Assistant Pastor) Weekdays Mon-Sat: 12:10pm [email protected] Thu 9:00pm (candlelight)

Rev. Steve Bossi, CSP (Assistant Pastor) Regular School-Year Building Hours [email protected] Monday-Friday: 9:00am-9:00pm Saturday: 9:00am-6:00pm (1st Sat until 7:00pm) Colleen Lenord (Music & Liturgy) Sunday: 7:00am-11:00pm [email protected] Reconciliation Frances Rojek (Faith Formation) Saturday 3:30-4:30pm [email protected] Thursday 8:00pm, or by appointment Calvin Nixon II (Administrative Assistant) [email protected] Eucharistic Adoration Thursday 8:00pm Elizabeth Kristos (Administrative Assistant) [email protected] Baptisms and Marriages Call the receptionist for more information. Christine Dalton (Sacristan) For marriages, please notify the church [email protected] 6 months prior to your marriage .

2700 Dwight Way, Berkeley, California 94704 Phone: (510) 848-7812 Website: calnewman.org FAX: (510) 848-0179 E-mail: [email protected] Follow us on FB/Instagram/Twitter: @calnewmanhall October 28, 2018 – Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time PLEASE REMEMBER OUR BELOVED COMING UP AT NEWMAN DECEASED – Ann Milligan (2/1), Ed (Student activities in bold) ​ ​ ​ ​ ​ (3/15), Adelaide Maurice Tatto Sunday, October 28 ​ ​ ​ (4/23), Jacquie Jones (4/24), Gloria Pohle 9:00am Choir Rehearsal ​ ​ ​ (5/3), Catherine Kilduff (5/3), Paula Carrell 10:00am Little Church ​ ​ ​ (5/20), W​ ensenlaus “Ben” Abeyta (6/9), Fr. 11:00am Coffee & Donuts ​ ​ ​ George Fitzgerald (6/20), Marilynn Myers (6/21), 11:00am Sing Out! A vocal workshop ​ ​ ​ ​ Donna Wetherell (8/1), Hector DeLeon (8/2), Dan 4:00pm Choir Rehearsal ​ ​ ​ ​ Cawthon (8/8), Joseph Yung (8/10), and Jim Anderson 6:00pm Student Dinner ​ ​ ​ ​ (8/23). 7:30pm SMT Meeting 9:30pm Choir Rehearsal SCRIPTURE READINGS (Year B: Cycle II) ​ ​ Sunday, October 28- Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Monday, October 29 ​ 9:00am Food Not Bombs Time 12:10pm OA Jer 31:7-9 Ps 126:1-6 Heb 5:1-6 Mk 10:46-52 Monday, October 29 1:00pm Writing Group Eph 4:32 - 5:8 Ps 1:1-4,6 Lk 13:10-17 7:00pm Freshmen Bible Study Tuesday, October 30 7:00pm Nonviolent Peacemaking Group Eph 5:21-33 Ps 128:1-5 Lk 13:18-21 7:30pm Meditation Group Wednesday, October 31 Tuesday, October 30 Eph 6:1-9 Ps 145:10-14 Lk 13:22-30 Thursday, November 1- ALL ’ DAY 1:00pm Tuesday ​ 7:00pm Small Group Bible Study Rv 7:2-4,9-14 Ps 24:1-4ab,5-6 1 Jn 3:1-3 Mt 5:1-12a Friday, November 2- ALL SOULS’ DAY 7:00pm Rosary Group ​ Wis 3:1-9 Ps 23:1-6 Rom 5:5-11 Jn 6:37-40 7:00pm SMT Community Committee Saturday, November 3- St. Martin de Porres ​ 7:30pm Choir Rehearsal Phil 1-18b-26 Ps 42:2-3,5cdef Lk 14:1,7-11 8:00pm Study Hall Sunday, November 4- Thirty-First Sunday in ​ 8:00pm Small Group Bible Study Ordinary Time Wednesday, October 31 Dt 6:2-6 Ps 18:2-4,47,51 Heb 7:23-28 Mk 12:28b-34 7:30pm Student LGBTQ STEWARDSHIP 7:30pm Catholicism Wow Weekly Collection Sunday Collections 8:30pm Small Group Bible Study for October 21st Thru September 2018 Thursday, November 1 Sunday $16,004.32 Income $410,561.87 7:00pm RCIA Meeting Goal thru Online $3,774.65 $435,750.12 7:00pm Men’s Support Group Sept. 7:30pm Emmaus Group Total $19,778.97 Deficit -$25,188.25 8:00pm AA Meeting 8:00pm Adoration/Confession Weekly 9:00pm Candlelight Mass Goal Friday, November 2 $11,173.08 Debt to $271,699.50 12:10pm OA Diocese 7:00pm Chun Jin Ahm Thank you for your continued generosity and support! 7:30pm AA OUR COMMUNITY GIFT FOR OCTOBER 8:00pm SEEKERS A portion of our October collection will support Prison ​ Saturday, November 3 University Project, who provide higher education programs ​ 10:00am Catholic Bible Life Movement to people incarcerated at San Quentin State Prison and 2:00pm See the Lord stimulate public awareness about higher education and 3:30pm Reconciliation criminal justice in California. 3:30pm Al-Anon 4:00pm Loaves & Fishes Dinner A N N O U N C E M E N T S RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) – ​ Wanting to know more about the Catholic ALL SOULS’ DAY MASS Faith or to explore becoming a Catholic, will be on Friday, Nov 2, 12:10pm. ​ ​ ​ we are here for you. Meetings are Come remember happening on Thursdays at 7:30am in the and pray for your deceased loved ones. ​ Lounge. Already Catholic? For further EUCHARISTIC MINISTRY TRAINING - We are ​ ​ information and details, please contact having an additional training session for those who Susan Cass at [email protected] or Fr. ​ ​ missed out on last month’s training. Get trained on Steve at [email protected] Sunday, Nov 4th after the 10am Mass and help your ​ ​ NEWMAN NONVIOLENT PEACEMAKERS – In parish by serving at the Table of our Lord. ​ ​ collaboration with the Fr. Bill O’Donnell Social Justice FOCUS ON FOCUS – As many of you know, the Committee, we invite you to a screening of the new ​ previous pastor, Fr. Bernie, invited documentary: The Truth: Lost at Sea on Monday, Oct. ​ ​ FOCUS Missionaries to come to 29, 7-9pm in the Hecker Room. This is the true story of ​ Newman to help boost our campus a humanitarian effort to alleviate the suffering of the ministry. As the Paulists and parish besieged people of Gaza and the fate of those who tried staff ages, there is a wider generational gap that in some to help them. Hope to see you there! ways dampen our effectiveness in witnessing the faith to SING OUT! a vocal workshop for shy and the NONES, that is those young adults with no religious ​ not-so-shy singers with Cal's emerita Director affiliation. The NONES are the fastest growing of Choirs Dr. Marika Kuzma - As St. Augustine of demographics based on religion, so as a Paulist parish, ​ Hippo once said, "When we sing, they are of primary interest. FOCUS missionaries are we pray twice." Newman young adults excited about their Catholic Faith, who can parishioner and Cal Professor be powerful witnesses of the faith. Come meet our 5 Kuzma, who led the choirs and FOCUS Missionaries and hear about their approach to evangelization on Sunday, Nov 4 after the 10am Mass. solo vocal program in the music ​ ​ department for twenty-five years, WOMEN SEEKING THE SACRED: will lead an hour-long workshop on the body-mind-spirit ​ Inviting all women to Women in aspects of singing, leading you through simple, effective ​ Conversation, Saturday, November 10, group exercises and explorations. These simple hints can ​ ​ 9:00am-noon in the Lounge. Come, help you enjoy congregational singing at Newman (and ​ hear, and share ways we as women seek singing anywhere!) even more. Her approach combines and deepen our experience of the insights from her work onstage in music and in theater as Mystery of God in prayer, and how lay an actor as well. This will take place on Sunday, th ​ membership with a religious women’s October 28 ​ after the 10am Mass in the Hecker Room ​ ​ community strengthens one’s living the Gospel in SOLEMNITY OF ALL SAINTS (THU, NOV. 1) today’s world. Women sharing will include Betty Wharton on Centering Prayer, Deborah Tatto on Prayer MASSES AT 7:30AM, 12:10PM, 5:30PM, & groups, Linda Rutkowski on Conversational Prayer, and ​ ​ 9PM AT NEWMAN Therese Stawowy on what it is to be a Co-Member of the AND 12:10PM AT CAL (TILDEN RM) Sisters of Loretto. Bring nibbles to share and your own On this Holy Day, we remember all the saints, both coffee cup if you’d like. For more information, contact Peg Bogle at [email protected] or Susan Grant at those known to those and us not known. The early ​ [email protected]. church used to celebrate this feast the first Sunday after ​ Pentecost, reminding us it's the power of the Holy Spirit INVITATION TO SACRISTAN MINISTRY-We are in ​ that enables us to be saints. In honor of our saints and the need of additional sacristans to help with the preparation hospitality and love they displayed, come join us and cleanup at Mass: If you 'hear the call' to this ​ November 1, as we give thanks to God for our faith ministry please complete a Sacristan Ministry ​ ​ heroes, the saints. Application, available on the table by the stairs, and ​ leave it at the Front Desk.

These next four years, I would like us to focus on ​ ​ being more welcoming of visitors and each other, and being ​ ​ ​ more inviting of others to the Catholic faith. We have a fabulous community to invite people to experience our Lord and grow in their relationship with Him. Our faith is the antidote for people’s hunger for excellence and self-fulfillment. When we know God and God’s love, when we strive to be good and caring people, when we use our gifts for God’s glory and the benefit of others, that’s when we live the excellent life. Then it doesn’t matter if you make 7 digits or only 3, live in a mansion or a crowded single apartment, eat at Chez Panisse or the Asian Ghetto, knowing you made a difference for God and others by excelling in your gifts, makes life worth living and what it means to feel alive. Our Catholic faith, which inspires us and ignites us to be Christ for the world, is a treasure yearning to be shared. Let’s be God’s laborers in the harvest. I invite you to learn more about the Paulists and our charisms. I want you to be infected with the same Paulist charisms that have infected Fr. Al, Fr. George, and others to be such great missionaries for Christ. Check out Paulist.org or just speak to ​ any of the Paulists on staff. We believe we have a wonderful spirit and attitude for sharing the Good News with creativity, joy, compassion, and zeal. Each Paulist has his own individual style, as we recognize and appreciate the diversity of gifts from one Holy Spirit. For such a time as now, a world facing much brokenness, I believe we have been called. My hope for Newman these next four years, is that we embrace our Paulist identity and be a vibrant parish reaching out to our friends, our neighbors, and beyond to invite folks to “come and ​ see” the beauty of our Catholic faith and the power of Christ, as ​ experienced at Newman and beyond. It’s time to release our creative juices. - Fr. Ivan ​ -*- SIMPLY STUDENTS -* ​ ​ STUDENT DINNER – Every Sun after the 5pm mass, come ​ ​ meet new people and enjoy great food! ROSARY GROUP – Need an oasis of peace to get a lift on life? ​ ​ Join us on Tue, 7pm - Gallery. ​ ​ STUDY HALL – Need a place to study with other great ​ ​ students. Tue, 8pm - Gallery. ​ ​ LGBTQ – A community of LGBTQ Christians meets every ​ ​ other Wed at 7pm - Gallery (next meeting is 10/31). ​ CATHOLICISM WOW! – Explore and discuss topics on the ​ Catholic faith on Wed, 7:30pm – Seminar Room. ​ ​ CHUN JIN AHM – Join other Korean Catholics in fellowship ​ and prayer on Fri, 7pm - Gallery. ​ ​ SEEKERS BIBLE STUDY – Explore the power of the ​ upcoming Sunday Readings on Fri, 8pm – Lounge. ​ ​ NEWMAN GRADS – Join other grads and young adults in ​ ​ monthly meetings. Contact [email protected] ​ Being a Paulist Parish Did you know that Newman Hall-Holy Spirit Parish is staffed and led by of the ? Do you know who the Paulists are and their charisms? I’m proud that some can answer this question but realize we still need more education to help all in our parish understand we are different from other . God inspires the formation of each religious order to address certain needs of the Church and the world. As Paulists, we were founded in 1858 to address the thirst in America for excellence and self-fulfillment. Our founders, Fr. Hecker and his companions found this best satisfied through the Catholic faith, even in the midst of anti-Catholic sentiment among Americans who saw Catholicism as the faith of poor immigrants and folks who were clinging too much to Europe () instead of America. Fr. Hecker would be proud that we are ministering here at Berkeley. This area is ripe for evangelization, the spreading of the Good News of Jesus Christ through the intellectual and spiritual depth of Catholicism. After all, we are surrounded by ambitious, highly intelligent students and adults who tend to have tenuous and no religious affiliation. We are in a secular liberal environment where Catholicism is often looked down upon as another evil imperialism or a feel-good fairy tale for the weak-minded. So to be a Paulist parish, our ultimate focus cannot stop with our moving liturgies or excellent preaching or great works of social action or fabulous learning opportunities. These are all good and important steps to our end, but they are not our main goal. Rather as a Paulist parish, our goal is to share the Good News of Jesus Christ so as to bring others into a deeper, richer relationship with our Lord and God through our Catholic faith, so we all become disciples of Christ, Kingdom builders helping to continue Christ’s work of ushering God’s Kingdom in the world. All our great ministries help accomplish our main goal, but they are not the main goal in themselves. After all, Jesus told His disciples, “Go and ​ make disciples of all nations.” We ​ must always be about others, serving others and our God. Love after all is our verb, our reason for being. I just finished my 4-year term at Newman. I cannot believe it has been 4 years. Four years is the maximum years I’ve stayed in one place. So I’m pleased that I have been renewed for another 4 years. This is a grand opportunity for me and for us. I feel these past four years have been focused on healing the hurts and setbacks of the past and getting us back on track, being the great parish we know we are. I believe our bishop now knows that. He has told me he is very glad the Paulists are here in his diocese and leading the campus ministry at Cal. ​ ​↵