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Parishes Online ! Parish Center 233-8060 Mon, Tues, Thurs 8am - 4pm Wed 12 noon - 5:15pm Fri 8am - 1pm fàA XwãtÜw Parish Staff Rev. Scott Bullock Pastor P ARISH Ray Larsen Deacon 1423 Kimball Ave, Waterloo, Iowa 50702 Rick Lynch Deacon (319) 233-8060 | ! www.sted.org | [email protected] Anastasia Nicklaus Liturgy/Music Coord. Toni Pint-Burke Business Manager The mission of St. Edward Parish is to be ! Carla Ramsey Administrative Asst. an evangelizing community by faith, with love, in hope. ! July 21, 2019 S ACRAMENTAL L I F E St. Edward Elementary School 233-6202 Aaron Becker, Principal Bl. Maria Assunta Pallotta Middle School 232-6592 Mass Schedule Sacrament of Baptism Nick Satterlee, Principal Saturday 5:15pm Register online at www.sted.org/baptism- Sunday 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00am registration Columbus Catholic High School 233-3358 Daniel Thole, Principal Weekdays S ee Inside Sacrament of Matrimony St. Edward Early Childhood Center 234-1835 Sacrament of Reconciliation Arrangements should ideally be made six Carley Epling, Director Weekdays immediately following Masses until Waterloo Faith Formation Office 233-0498 months in advance. all are heard, excluding School Masses www.waterloocatholics.org Saturday 4:00 - 4:45pm Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick Jacob Rosswurm ! Individual celebration upon request. Pastoral Council Chair Jeff Lappe 515-341-5568 Pastoral Care of Sick & Homebound: Finance Chair Please call the Parish Center office or visit www.sted.org/member-care Jim Thielen 319-269-2929 Membership & Registration: CVCS Parish Board Representative Please register at www.sted.org/join-us or visit the Parish Center office. Al Schott 319-493-1313 Cedar Valley Perpetual Adoration: Contact [email protected] Prayer Chain 233 -1 720, ext. 5 or online at www.sted.org/prayer-requests Archdiocese of Dubuque: www.dbqarch.org Tljdž MNJǔǔNJǐǏ ǐLJ SǕ. EDžǘǂǓDž PǂǓNJǔlj ! Mass Intentions ! From the Pastor ! ! N ! I’ll be taking some time away this week for some vaca- Monday, July 22 St. Mary Magdalene tion before the school year ramps up again. I am al- Sg 3:1 4b or 2 Cor 5:14 17/Jn 20:1 2, 11 18 ! † ways grateful for my brother priests, most of whom are !7:30 am !! Anne Swisher ! retired, who are happy to come to St. Edward to allow ! Tuesday, July 23 NWeekday ! me some time away. That being said, it is becoming Ex 14:21 15:1/Mt 12:46 50 ! increasingly more difficult to find a retired priest who is willing and able to preside at Mass. So, what will be our ! 7:30am Sharon Pint † ! ! approach when your pastor needs to be away, either for Wednesday, July 24 NWeekday ! work responsibilities or for needed R & R? First, our Ex 16:1 5, 9 15/Mt 13:1 9! Archbishop has reaffirmed that he wants us to take time ! 5:30 pm ! Robert Delagardelle †! off Nfor he knows what happens when his pastors and ! priests do not and become “burned out.” Specifically, Thursday, July 25 NSt. James, Apostle ! we are encouraged to take four weeks of vacation and 2 Cor 4:7 15/Mt 20:20 28 ! ! three weekends included in them. I have tended to take 7:30 am Departed souls of St. Edward Parish † about two weeks of vacation and another week or so to ! Friday, July 26 NSts. Joachim & Anne, Parents of ! visit my father in Michigan. Besides vacation, we are to ! take five days for annual retreat. In any case, my time the Blessed Virgin Mary away is often dependent upon whether a priest is avail- Ex 20:1 17/Mt 13:18 23 ! † able to preside at liturgy when I am gone. ! 7:30 am ! Dennis Duggan ! ! Saturday, July 27 NWeekday ! What if there is no priest available? There are two ap- Ex 24:3 8/Mt 13:24 30 ! proaches when it comes to the celebration of the Eu- ! 5:15 pm !! Robert Hansen †! charist, the “source and summit of our faith.” On occa- ! sion, if it is an issue of daily Mass during the week, we Sunday, July 28 NSeventeenth Sunday in Ordinary ! have cancelled the rare Mass where a presider could Time ! not be found. For those who have made daily Mass part Gn 18:20 32/Col 2:12 14/Lk 11:1 13 ! of their daily spiritual practices, there are always other ! 7:30 am !! People of the Parish ! opportunities at other parishes in the Waterloo/CF area ! 9:00 pm ! Robert Fraune †! to fulfill that choice. There is, however, another option. ! 11:00 am ! Lee Untiedt †! Day in and day out, across the world, brothers and sis- ters of our Catholic faith join for another form of daily Baptisms ! liturgy, the Liturgy of the Hours . Like the Liturgy of the Eucharist, the Liturgy of the Hours is the official prayer Blessings to Bryson Robert Hansen , baptized of the church, the public prayer of the Body of Christ last weekend. Bryson is the son of Blake & Mor- that makes the world holy through this prayer. In both gan Hansen. May God bless Bryson and his these liturgies, believers do what they are to do in Litur- family. gy: to give worship to God who is worthy of praise and, Monthly Baptismal Preparation Class ! in the act of giving praise, sanctify (make holy) the The next preparation class will meet on Monday, August Church and the world. Therefore, on Tuesday (July 30) 12 at 6:30pm, Church Hall, St. Edward Parish. To regis- and Thursday (August 1), each at 7:30 am, we will ter, please go to waterloocatholics.org/online registration gather as a parish community to pray the Liturgy of the for baptism . Hours in the place of daily Liturgy of the Eucharist. In this Liturgy, we use the words of the Psalms to pray for Rest In Peace ! and intercede for the needs of the whole world before Bill Staebell , husband of Marlene. our God. We then pray for specific needs of our world. Carmen DeVoe , former teacher at St. Ed- Since our role in the official prayer of the Church ward School and wife of John. (whether the Liturgy of the Eucharist, Liturgy of the Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let per- Hours, Liturgy of Marriage, Liturgy of Baptism, etc.), is petual light shine upon them. May their souls and to offer worship to God, I hope many will come to these all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace. special celebrations of the Liturgy of the Hours to do what we do for every Eucharistic Liturgy: give worship "You must never ask Jesus to to God. When we do give God worship, we are wait." !(St. Ursula Ledochowska) changed Ntransformed Ninto the One we worship. Eve- Been too busy for Jesus, as he sits wait- ry liturgy makes us holy as God is holy. I hope you can ing for your visit in the Perpetual Adora- experience how God can make you holy through the celebration of the Liturgy of the Hours. tion Chapel at Columbus HS? Summer months have provided many open N hours. Please consider a committed hour By the way thanks to the three priests who will be pre- for 3, 6, or 12 months. Specific needs sent to preside at Mass while I am gone: Msgr. Russell Bleich, Msgr. Ralph Simington, and Fr. George Karnik. are Tuesday at 8am, Wednesday at 1am ! & 2am, Thursday at 6pm, Friday at 1am and Saturday at You are appreciated! 5pm. If interested email [email protected] or call Rev. Scott Bullock ! William Brandle at (319) 939 9000. Iǔ Tǐ Bdž AǏ EǗǂǏLjdžǍNJǛNJǏLj CǐǎǎǖǏNJǕǚ ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Saturday, Join us for a ! free cookout August 17 ! and yard game Following fun! ! 5:15pm Mass ! ALL ARE WELCOME! ! Parish Announcements ! Mark Your Calendars ! Congratulations! ! Summer Forum Series ! Congratulations to these recent college !The Waterloo Catholic Parishes' Summer Forum Series graduates: are held at COR , the parishes' downtown hospitality cen- Casey Alderman, Bachelor of Hu- ter, at 220 E. 4th Street. Programs begin at 7:00pm and man Services, Upper Iowa Univer- are open to the public. Food provided by the Screaming sity Eagle is available starting at 6:15pm . The series will ex- David Corpman, MD in Anesthesiology (Critical Care), amine various issues of interest to adults and young adults University of California, San Francisco. in the church today. Elliot Kuchera, Bachelor of Music Education, Wartburg July 22: Davenport Bishop Thomas Zinkula on the College causes and solutions to the church's recent history of sex- Hallie Kuchera, OD, University of Missouri College of ual abuse and subsequent cover ups by church officials. Optometry August 7: Fr. Robert Beck , emeritus professor of reli- Jordyn Sullivan, Bachelor of Communication Studies, gious studies at Loras College, will discuss what readers University of Iowa need to know to understand and appreciate the Gospels. May God bless you and your future endeavors! ! August 14: Dr. David Cochran , professor of political ! science at Loras and director of the Archbishop Kucera 2019 2020 Preschool Registration Center for Catholic Intellectual and Spiritual Life on the Limited spaces are still available this fall state of American politics today. for 3 and 4 year old preschool at Blessed ! Sacrament Early Childcare Center! More information at waterloocatholics.org/summer forum Contact Aaron Becker ([email protected] or 319 !233 !7863 ) for a tour and Pizza Ranch Fundraising Event for K of C Council to learn more about Cedar Valley Catholic Schools. #11192, Queen of Peace, Monday July 22, Cedar Falls Pizza Ranch, 4302 University Ave. Join us for a Here’s an Opportunity to Learn and Grow ! night of food and fellowship.
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