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Bp. Mcknight to End General Dispensation for Mass June 1 New director of youth Welcome, new Catholics . Page 3 ministry, religious ed. Official appointments. Page 4-5 Maureen Quinn will bring a “Chosen for Mission” . Page 10 passion for leading people to Christ in her new role as diocesan Hymns and doctrine . Page 12 youth ministry and religious Communications . Page 13 education director. Page 15 Beloved Julia Greeley . Page 14 May 14, 2021 • Vol. 64 No. 23 Newspaper of the Diocese of Jefferson City Bp. McKnight to end general dispensation for Mass June 1 Response to ongoing trends and genuine need for the Eucharist Some safeguards to remain in place at pastors’ discretion The text of the decree is on Page 21 By Jay Nies Citing significantly lower infection rates, increased access to government- approved vaccines and the centrality of the Eucharist in Catholic life, Bishop W. Shawn McKnight is summoning the faithful back to Mass in-person. He announced May 7 that the gen- eral dispensation from in-person Mass attendance on Sundays and holydays of obligation in this diocese will be lifted, effective June 1. The decree can be found on Page 21 in this issue and online at diojeffcity. org (click on the COVID-19 tab). People who have symptoms of CO- VID-19 or other communicable infec- tions, who have been advised by their medical doctor to avoid public gather- ings, or who are otherwise ill or home- bound remain dispensed, as do their caregivers. Employees of Renaissance Roofing examine the new cross and copper sheathing on the cupula atop the Cathedral of St. All others are obliged to return to Joseph in Jefferson City April 30. Bishop McKnight blessed the cross before it was lifted into place. Completion on the roof’s regular participation in the Sacraments, replacement following last spring’s major hail damage will roughly coincide with the bishop’s decree restoring the Sunday including Sunday Mass. obligation for the faithful to attend Mass in person. — Photo by Jay Nies “So many people have sacrificed so much since the pandemic began,” Bish- op McKnight said. “As we return to cel- Rev. Mr. Derek Hooper to be ordained a priest ebrating the Sacred Liturgy together in person, we honor their sacrificial love of the Jefferson City diocese on June 5 and we thank God for bringing us By Jay Nies “I’m just asking for the grace to be the priest God wants through this terrible situation. A group of seminarians were on a nine-week pilgrimage me to be,” said Rev. Mr. Hooper, “to be good, holy and faith- “The Body of Christ nourishes our to the Holy Land. ful and bring God’s love to the people He’s going to entrust souls and heals us of our sins; we are Alone one morning in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, to me down the road.” blessed that we can come together Rev. Mr. Derek Hooper lay prostrate at the place where Jesus The ordination will take place the weekend the Church again to receive the Body of Christ in died on the cross. celebrates the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood Holy Communion and build up the “I had this inspiration to tell God, ‘I’m ready to lay my life of Christ. Church,” he said.” down for You,’” said Rev. Mr. Hooper, a transitional deacon “God’s timing is impeccable with this,” said Rev. Mr. See RETURN, page 19 for the Jefferson City diocese. Hooper. “I’ve always had a special place for the Eucharist in Bishop W. Shawn McKnight plans to ordain Rev. Mr. my heart. It is the manifestation of God’s love for us. It has Find us online at Hooper to the Holy Priesthood at 10 a.m. on Saturday, June been bringing people closer to God for centuries.” 5, in the Cathedral of St. Joseph in Jefferson City. Rev. Mr. Hooper’s younger brother, Father Gabriel Greer, CATHMO.COM All are invited to attend. a priest of the Diocese of Wichita, Kansas, will ceremonially and The Mass will be livestreamed on the diocese’s Vimeo @DIOJEFFCITY channel at vimeo.com/diojeffcity. See ORDAIN, page 17 2 The Catholic Missourian May 14, 2021 MOVING? If you are moving or changing parishes, please fill out Tuesday information below. Clip and mail to THE CATHOLIC MISSOURIAN, Pray for deceased priests 2207 W Main St, Jefferson City, MO 65109-0914. Or email changes to [email protected]. Allow two weeks. Rosary May 17 — Fr. James J. Burns, Immaculate Conception, Shackelford (1959) NEW ADDRESS in Baring May 18 — Fr. William D. Baskett, Sacred Heart, Eldon (1965) NAME __________________________________________________ The Rosary is prayed in May 21 — Fr. James P. Owens, St. Thomas the Apostle, St. Baring at 6:30 p.m. each Tues- ADDRESS _______________________________________________ Thomas (1987) day through the summer at May 23 — Msgr. Bernard A. Timpe, Holy Family, Freeburg CITY, STATE, ZIP ________________________________________ the grotto outside St. Aloysius (1973) Church. May 27 — Fr. James P. Stanley, St. Anthony of Padua, Folk NEW PARISH____________________________________________ In case of inclement weath- (1970) er, it will be prayed in the May 28 — Msgr. Herman J. Breit, St. Andrew, Tipton (1977) OLD PARISH ____________________________________________ church. All are welcome. 05/14/21 President - Helias Catholic High School Prayer for a OSAGE SENIOR CENTER Since 1956, Helias High School in Jefferson Communion of Desire City, Missouri has been committed to excel- My Jesus, I believe You are present in the Most Holy —Located in Wardsville, Mo.— lence in Catholic education. The successful Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I desire to receive Looking for interested seniors candidate for President of Helias Catholic to fill possible vacancies and/ You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You High School will be passionate in advancing sacramentally, renew my heart now with the power of Your or be placed on the wait list for the mission of Catholic education, by deliver- Spirit. I embrace You and unite myself wholly to You. Unite USDA or MHDC units. me more closely to Your Body, the Church. And never permit The Center is located close to ing excellence through the school’s spiritual, academic me to be separated from You. Amen. St. Stanislaus Church. and co-curricular activities. Experience in business finan- For more information cial management and confidence in leading the school’s call 573-632-2712 philanthropic efforts will be essential. The President le- verages external and internal influence for the long-term viability of the school. The President serves on and is Now Enrolling Pilgrimage to the Shrines supported by an Advisory Council and reports directly for of French Canada to the Diocesan Superintendent of Catholic Schools. 2021-2022 with Fr. Matthew Flatley SEPTEMBER 20-25, 2021 A demonstrated capacity for strategic planning and insti- pre-kindergarten program tutional leadership can be attained through various ca- ENJOY 6 DAYS reer paths, including education, non-profit management ► Age 3 prior to August 1, 2021 TOURING CANADA! or work in the corporate or public sector. ► Offering a Full-Day or Part-Time program in a Catholic ∙Montreal School ∙Basilica of Notre Dame Partners in Mission has been retained to conduct this • 3 half-day sessions weekly • 3 full-day sessions weekly ∙Oratory of St. Joseph nationwide search and qualified candidates are encour- • 5 half-day sessions weekly • 5 full-day sessions weekly ∙Quebec City aged to contact Michael Furey, Partner, Partners in Mis- ► Outstanding educational experiences in an inspiring, ∙Mass at the tomb sion School Leadership and Search Solutions, LLC, 124 faith-filled learning environment of Blessed Kateri Tekawitha Sycamore Drive, Westwood, MA 02090, Office (877) ∙Our Lady of Victories ► Preparation for a successful transition to kindergarten 738-4810, Mobile (570) 730-2655, email mikefurey@ Church partnersinmission.com. ∙Le Festin du Gouverneur For more info or to schedule a tour, please contact us at: ...and so much more! 573-636-7681 • www.icangels.com Principal - Helias Catholic High School Immaculate Conception School, Jefferson City, MO For more information contact: Travel Tyme Pilgrimages Helias Catholic High School in Jefferson Position Opening - Chancery Office (636) 391-1000 City, Mo., a four-year co-educational di- [email protected] ocesan high school serving more than 750 The Chancery Office of the Diocese of Jefferson City students, is seeking a dynamic, mission- has the following position open in the Jefferson TRAVELTYMEPILGRIMAGES.COM driven leader to become its next Principal. City office at 2207 West Main Street: Associate Director of Stewardship — Supports the Stewardship Office through comprehensive The Catholic Missourian Helias Catholic has a solid college preparatory track, Official newspaper — Diocese of Jefferson City enhanced by an Accommodation Program, to address communications and development programs, Mailing address: 2207 W Main St, Jefferson City, MO ensuring an integrated development strategy involving all 65109-0914. Phone: 573-635-9127 the unique learning requirements of students with spe- entities of the diocese. Through personal contact, print and “A diocesan paper serves as a bond of unity by cial needs. publishing diocesan happenings and promulgating non-print media and technology, the Associate Director, under official regulations and decrees. It also plays a teaching role by reporting notable events of a religious and The Principal collaborates with the school President in the supervision of the Stewardship Director, is instrumental in secular nature, and interpreting them in the light of assisting the bishop in his mission to teach and spread the Good Christian principles.” decisions pertaining to school facilities, marketing, and News of Jesus Christ. The primary focus of this position is to — Bishop Joseph M. Marling C.PP.S., July 7, 1957 community relations.
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