Thirty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time NOVEMBER 15 2020
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Thirty-third Sunday in ordinary time NOVEMBER 15 2020 WELCOME Mass AT T H E CAT H E D R A L Daily 12:05pm and Sunday Masses have resumed. All Masses are limited capacity. 7am Daily Masses have NOT resumed. Saturday, Nov 14 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church † Donald & Mary Lintner 4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church † Elmer & Mildred Lintner Sunday, Nov 15 10:00am Sunday Mass—Church (televised|live‐streamed) ALS Interpretaon † Ted Hauser 12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia Familia Parroquial 5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church † Sam Macaluso 7:30pm Sunday Contemplave Mass—Church † Fr. Dennis Morrow Monday, Nov 16 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church † James Philips Oleck Tuesday, Nov 17 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church Int. Gabriela Cochrane Wednesday, Nov 18 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church Int. Orlando & Enid Benedict Thursday, Nov 19 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church Int. Andrea Creswick Friday, Nov 20 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church Int. Novakoski family Saturday, Nov 21 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church 4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church † Joseph & Catherine Wojkowski Sunday, Nov 22 10:00am Sunday Mass—Church (televised|live‐streamed) ALS Interpretaon † Don Jandernoa 12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia Familia Parroquial 5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church † Samantha Pas 7:30pm Sunday Contemplave Mass—Church † Michael Monica & † Gregory Monica Confession schedule: Weekdays Confessions follow 12:05pm Mass Saturdays Confessions 11‐11:45am in Chapel God bless, (or by appointment) Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP Rector Watch Sunday 10am Mass Online page 2 Go to grdiocese.org or the Cathedral’s Facebook page Scripture Reading... Sunday: 33rd Sunday in Dear friends in Christ, Ordinary Time The devastang personal and economic impacts of the COVID‐19 pandemic Prv 31:10‐13,19‐20, connue to affect the people in our communies. These impacts are exacerbated by the health 30‐31 Ps 128:1‐5 care and income disparies that many of our neighbors face, through no fault of their own. You 1 Thes 5:1‐6 have the opportunity to help your neighbor through the Catholic Campaign for Human Mt 25:14‐30 Development (CCHD) collecon. This collecon will be taken up in our diocese next weekend, Nov. 21‐22. Monday: Rv 1:1‐4; 2:1‐5 This annual collecon Ps 1:1‐4,6 helps to provide soluons Lk 18:35‐43 at the grassroots level; empowering people to Tuesday: idenfy problems, make St. Elizabeth of decisions, and find ways to Hungary improve their lives and Rv 3:1‐6,14‐22 neighborhoods. Simply Ps 15:2‐5 put, the CCHD collecon Lk 19:1‐10 offers hope. Wednesday: In his most recent Rv 4:1‐11 encyclical Fratelli Tu Ps 150:1b‐6 (“Brothers All”), Pope Lk 19:11‐28 Francis says, “A truly human and fraternal Thursday: society will be capable of Rv 5:1‐10 ensuring in an efficient and Ps 149:1b‐6a,9b Lk 19:41‐44 stable way that each of its members is accompanied at every stage of life. Not only by providing for their basic needs, but by enabling them to give the best of themselves... (110)” A praccal Friday: way we can do this is by supporng the annual CCHD collecon. Rv 10:8‐11 Our diocese retains 25 percent of this collecon to help fund local an‐poverty projects. Ps 119:14,24,72, Locally, organizaons including Healthy Homes of West Michigan, Muskegon’s Community 103,111,131 EnCompass youth program, and Catholic Charies West Michigan’s Pregnancy Support and Lk 19:45‐48 Counseling Services received a grant last year. Emergency assistance, through our pastors, was also made available to individuals who were not eligible to receive governmental assistance Saturday: during the COVID‐19 pandemic. In total, more than $34,000 in grant money was distributed Presentaon of the because of your generosity in last year’s collecon. Blessed Virgin Mary Rv 11:4‐12 Organizaons funded by the CCHD adhere to the moral and social teachings of the Catholic Ps 144:1,2,9‐10 Church. Your support for this collecon makes a difference. Please prayerfully consider giving Lk 20:27‐40 this year as CCHD celebrates 50 years of “working to break the cycle of poverty by helping low‐ income people parcipate in decisions that affect their lives, families, and communies.” For Sunday: more informaon about the collecon and those whom it supports, visit hp://www.usccb.org. Christ the King Ez 34:11‐12,15‐17 Thank you for joining me in the work of bringing hope to those living in Ps 23:1‐3,5‐6 poverty. 1 Cor 15:20‐26,28 Sincerely yours in Christ, Mt 25:31‐46 Most Reverend David J. Walkowiak Bishop of Grand Rapids page 3 During November we make This Week available the Book of the Dead for Saturday, November 14 you to write the names of your de‐ 11:00am Confessions—Chapel parted loved ones. The names are 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church remembered at each Mass. Please 1:30pm Wedding—Church use your own pen to write in the 4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church book. Sunday, November 15 Thirty‐third Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:00am Sunday Mass—Church (televised/live‐streamed) 12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia 5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church 7:30pm Sunday Contemplave Mass—Church We’ve reached 94% of our goal! Monday, November 16 Ministry In Our Parish and Neighborhood is funded by the Catholic Services Appeal. God’s Kitchen feeds the hungry. 2:30pm Funeral—Church The Catholic Informaon Center evangelizes the seeker. 6:00pm St. Patrick Fundraising Mtg—Zoom 7:00pm JustFaith Study Group—Zoom Immigraon Services welcomes the stranger. Diocesan Jail 7:00pm Sponsor Orientaon Mtg—Zoom Ministry brings Jesus to the prisoner. CSA funds the work of the Church. If you haven’t yet, go to GRDiocese.org and give. Tuesday, November 17 7:00pm Catholic Inquiry Online—CIC Class online 287 donors Pledged: $109,902 7:00pm Mass for God’s Children—Church Wednesday, November 18 Goal: $118,729 9:30am CCHS Mass—Church 10:00am Prayer Blanket Ministry—Office Thursday, November 19 5:00pm Breaking Open the Sunday Word—Facebook Live weekly event with the Fathers 5:00pm Wedding Rehearsal—Church 6:30pm Pastoral Council—Zoom Our Joy of the Gospel Thank you for giving: Friday, November 20 Fund has been of great benefit to those in need during this 2:30pm Convalidaon—Church pandemic, and that will connue. We just want to remind 5:00pm Wedding Rehearsal—Church you that the purpose of this fund is to put into acon Pope Francis’ call to “evangelize in word and deed”. We do that Saturday, November 21 through the Catholic Informaon Center that welcomes 9:30am Kepha: Rosary on the Piazza seekers from all backgrounds and helps Catholics connue to 9:30am Social Acon Team—Zoom grow spiritually. We do that through our outreach ministries 11:00am Confessions—Chapel that care for those in need in our community. Please 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church connue to be a partner in fulfilling the call with your giving 1:30pm Wedding—Church each month to the Joy of the Gospel Fund. 4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church Sunday, November 22 THANK YOU! ...to all who connue to faithfully mail in Christ the King your weekly offertory or give online. We are truly blessed to 10:00am Sunday Mass—Church (televised/live‐streamed) have a generous parish family. We are praying for each of 12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia you and want you to know that we are here for you. 5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church —The Paulist Fathers 7:30pm Sunday Contemplave Mass—Church STEWARDSHIP Week ended November 8 $ 13,057.28 Same week last year $ 12,921.91 Weekly need $ 14,423.08 Experience the convenience of Online Giving. Visit cathedralofsaintandrew.org Counters: counng suspended unl further noce page 4 LIGHT UP A LIFE Light a light on the Cathedral This weekend the bells ring... Christmas Tree in memory of your loved one. The Tree Lighng will take place following the Feast of in honor of Saint Andrew Mass on Monday, November 30. Your donaon and names Andrea Creswick must be turned in by Monday, Nov 23, for your loved one’s name to appear in the Nov. 29 bullen (names received aer the 23rd will be in the following bullen) This year, we have several ways you can parcipate: If you come to Mass, envelopes will be available in the back which you can fill out and put in the black offering box. Our online giving on our website has a place for you to type one or two names. If you have mulple names, email them to office@cathedralofsaint andrew.org and let us know you donated online. You can mail your check and in‐memory name(s) to the office (215 Sheldon Blvd SE, GR, 49503) You could be invaluable for someone’s Sponsor a Tree faith journey...The Cathedral is seeking sponsors for As always, you can also sponsor a tree on the grounds in memory or the RCIA process starng in Advent. Even during a honor of a loved one or family. pandemic, people are interested in becoming Catholic. A The tree is decorated with lights sponsor is an important part of their process. and a star with your intenon is Each sponsor accompanies one adult along his or her hung on the tree for a donaon of spiritual journey of preparing to join the faith community of $100. All donaons help support the Catholic Church.