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Parish Mission Statement Rooted in the compelling life of Jesus Christ and formed by God’s Holy Spirit, we, the diverse community of San Carlos Cathedral are passionately driven to… Pray, Live, Act, Treasure Embrace all peoples, all cultures, and all generations as witnesses to the Gospel.
In person Mass celebrations will resume June 13 & 14, 2020 Daily Mass resumes June 15, 2020 *Weekend Mass Schedule: Saturday 4 p.m. & 6 p.m., Sunday at 7:30, 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12 noon at 5:30 p.m. *Sunday Mass streaming will continue: www.sancarloscathedral.org *Daily Mass 7:45 a.m. *No 12:15 p.m. Mass until further notice *Safety protocols are in place. 25% capacity per Mass is permitted by our Diocese at this time. Thank you for your cooperation and patience. The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ Feast of Corpus Christi June 14, 2020
LYRICS FOR JUNE 1314 MASSES, (4 pm, 7:30, 9 AM, 10:30, Noon, 5:30 PM) ______ GATHERING SONG: HERE AT THIS TABLE REFRAIN: Come and be filled here at this table. Food for all who hunger and drink for all who thirst. Drink of his love, wine of salvation. You shall live forever in Jesus Christ the Lord. VERSE: You who labor for justice, you who labor for peace, you who steady the plow in the field of the Lord. (Refrain) Words and Music: Janet Sullivan Whitaker and James Maxwell Whitaker, © 1996, 2000 OCP. Reprinted with permission under ONE LICENSE #A729227. All rights reserved. PSALM, REFRAIN: Taste and see, O taste and see, taste and see the goodness of God. Text: Based on Psalm 34:9, 24, 136:56; Luke 1:52. Text and music: Bob Hurd, © 1988 Published by OCP. Reprinted with permission under ONE LICENSE #A729227. All rights reserved. COMMUNION SONG: BREAD FOR THE WORLD REFRAIN: Bread for the world: a world of hunger. Wine for all peoples: people who thirst. May we who eat be bread for others. May we who drink pour out our love. VERSE 1: Lord Jesus Christ, you are the bread of life, broken to reach and heal the wounds of human pain. Where we divide your people you are waiting there on bended knee to wash our feet with endless care. (Refrain) VERSE 2: Lord Jesus Christ, you are the wine of peace, poured into hearts once broken and where dryness sleeps. Where we are tired and weary, you are waiting there to be the way which beckons us beyond despair. (Refrain) VERSE 3: Lord Jesus Christ, you call us to your feast, at which the rich and pow’rful have become the least. Where we survive on others in our human greed, you walk among us begging for your ev’ry need. (Refrain) Words and Music: Bernadette Farrell ©1990, Published by OCP. Reprinted with permission under ONE LICENSE #A729227. All rights reserved. CLOSING SONG: I AM THE BREAD OF LIFE (Come and Follow Me) REFRAIN: I am the Bread of Life, I am the hope in night, I am the door wide open, I am the shepherd’s might, I am the truth and light, I am the way and life, I Am Who Am and I am for you: Come and follow me. BRIDGE: I give my heart to those in sorrow, I come to those who are in need; hope for today and for tomorrow, light for all who want to see. (Refrain) Words and Music: Steve Angrisano and Tom Booth © 2015. Published by Spirit & Song, a division of OCP. Reprinted with permission under ONE LICENSE #A729227. All rights reserved We are preparing to Reopen! For the safety & health of all, your donations will be gratefully received BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Please call the Shoppe at (831) 3754780 to make an appointment. All donations must be brought to the back door of the building. Please do not drop off any items at the front doors when the shop is closed. Thank you for helping us stay safe! SONG SHEET FOR BILINGUAL MASS, JUNE 13 CORO ANGELUS ______ GATHERING SONG: VEN AL BANQUETE ESTRIBILLO: Ven, ven al banquete. Ven a la fiesta de Dios. Here the hungry find plenty, here the thirsty shall drink. Ven a la cena de Cristo, come to the feast. VERSE: Like the child whose fishes and loaves fed the multitude, in the Lord the little we have, broken and shared, becomes abundant food. (Refrain) Text: Bob Hurd, Pia Moriarty and Jaime Cortez. Text and Music: Bob Hurd and Pia Moriarty © 1996, 2000 OCP. Reprinted with permission under ONE LICENSE #A729227. All rights reserved. PSALM, REFRAIN: PRAISE THE LORD, JERUSALEM. ALLELUIA! SALMO, ESTRUBILLO: GLORIFICA AL SENOR, JERUSALEN. Music: Owen Alstott, © 1977, 1990, Published by OCP. Reprinted with permission under ONE LICENSE #A729227. All rights reserved. Letra © 1970, Conferencia Episcopal Espanola. Derechos reservados. Musica © 1986, 2000, Alberto Taule Vinas, Obra publicada por OCP. Reprinted with permission under ONE LICENSE #A729227. All rights reserved. COMMUNION SONG: PAN DE VIDA REFRAIN: Pan de Vida, cuerpo del Senor, cup of blessing, blood of Christ the Lord. At this table the last shall be first. Poder es server, porque Dios es amor. VERSE 1: We are the dwelling of God, fragile and wounded and weak. We are the body of Christ, called to be the compassion of God. (REFRAIN) ESTROFA 2: Ustedes me llaman “Senor”. Me inclino a lavarles los pies. Hagan lo mismo, humildes, sirviendose unos a otros. (ESTRIBILLO) VERSE 3: Lord Jesus Christ, you call us to your feast, at which the rich and pow’rful have become the least. Where we survive on others in our human greed, you walk among us begging for your ev’ry need. (REFRAIN) Text: Bob Hurd and Pia Moriarty, Spanish adapt. by Jaime Cortez, Magali Jerez, Elena Garcia and Gustavo Castillo. Text and Music: Bob Hurd and Pia Moriarty © 1988, 1995. OCP. Reprinted with permission under ONE LICENSE #A729227. All rights reserved. CLOSING SONG: TE DEN GRACIAS ESTRIBILLO: Te den gracias todos los pueblos, que todos los pueblos te den gracias. ESTROFA:Senor, Senor, Senor, gracias te damos por esta misa que hemos celebrado. Tu Cuerpo y Sangre ya hemos recibido, volvemos a la vida entusiasmados. (ESTRIBILLO) Letra y musica: Eduardo de Zayas © 1964. Obra publicada por OCP. Reprinted with permission under ONE LICENSE #A729227. All rights reserved “Only the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, the food of life, can satisfy the hunger of hearts for love, a universal experience.” N Pope Francis
I’ll be honest this feast is one of my favorites, up there with Christmas and Easter. In a way it shares in the incredible truth that God was born a little Jewish boy and that once brutally murdered on the cross He emerged from the tomb in a wonderful deathless body. All of these events are just too good to be true but...they are true. There are many Christians who are more prayerful and active in good works, who are better than I am, yet cannot believe what Jesus did at the Last Supper. Nor that He wanted the Eucharist to be our connection with Him nor that His Body is, as He said, real food. It’s not pretend: you and I don’t bow or genuflect for pretend. That’s why the Eucharist is called the real presence. We are now in a time of Catholic history in which vast numbers of our fellow Catholics do not think Our Lord was speaking literally. They think it’s a symbol, and as the great Catholic writer Flannery O’Connor once said to a bunch of formerCatholic sophisticates, “If its a symbol, to hell with it.” We may not understand this miracle of bread and wine becoming His Body and His Blood but if we refuse to believe we should not receive Holy Communion. St Paul said it was ‘dangerous’ to do that. Ironically the rabidly antiCatholic types in France, including some Satanists, who break into tabernacles and steal consecrated Hosts actually believe in Jesus’ presence and they hate Him. In a certain sense Jesus has made Himself very vulnerable in the Holy Eucharist but knowing that, He still out of love for us made Himself present. In these difficult days when so many may not be able to be present at weekend Masses you can come to daily Mass and Communion or request visits from Communion Ministers. Pretty soon we will join the 12:15 to the morning 7:45 daily Masses. We’re hungry, God knows we’re hungry and once again Jesus will feed us with REAL food and REAL drink, His Body and Blood, His Soul and Divinity. NFr. Patrick Dooling PRAY FOR ALL THOSE WHO ARE IN NEED OF HEALING ESPECIALLY FOR: Expanding the Church Tuney Panggat, Ted Rock, Joel Over time, the Presidio became not just a military Rivera, Eugene Merkel, Peter garrison, but a small town populated by soldiers and WatsonGraff, Mike Kooyman, their families as well as increasing numbers of settlers. Glenda Gabrielson, Marc Del Piero, Priscilla Until about 1816, everyone in Monterey lived within Macaraet, Peter Gomez, Stephanie Hansen, Laura the Presidio walls and the fort more than doubled in Orozco, Mary Ann Flanagan, Joan Juenemann, size. The Church was the religious and social center Glenda Edwards, Doyle Harris, Guy Railsback, for the populace and it also needed more space. A Kyle Stone, Antonio Aleman Family, Jerry Sierra, Baptistry was added to the east side of the structure in Jr., Betty Bloom, Rosemary O’Dowd, Ruth 1810 and a Sacristy was completed on the west in Macias, Rene Guyot, Avril Campbell, Monia 1811. Sogni, Alice Alado, Maria Socorro Martinez, Kay During the conservation and seismic retrofit Russo, Laura Ybarra & Family, Ryan Cahallan, (20072009) a great deal was learned about the interior Don Harris, Steve Tyler, Doug Froom, Reynaldo of the church. The first discovery occurred when a Garcia, Leigh Poland, Phyllis Cabrera, Mary decorative pattern was uncovered as paint was being Ellen Aisenberg, Maitlan Cuthbertson, Nita Van removed near the choir loft in a prelude to the seismic Fleck, Juanita Escobedo, Thomas Goodwine, retrofit. Chips of paint were carefully removed and PerezGarcia Family, Antonia Martorella, Mariya analyzed. They were determined to be from the late Pryshchits, Kelly Ann Flood, Carmen Rosales, 18th or early 19th centuries M meaning they were part of Chris Wallingford, Annie Fierro, Jerry Sierra, the original decorations! The remaining paint layers Tom Cardinale, Danielle Burchet, Lesley Anne throughout the church were removed, leading to the Stephens, Nannette De la Torre, Joel Regalado, discovery of painted columns, arches and other Nieves Vargas, Dominic Spadaro, Elenore designs. The face of a woman surrounded by musical instruments was uncovered in the choir loft and later Sampognaro, Thomas Mobley. identified as St. Cecilia, Patroness of Musicians. Two decorated holy water fonts were uncovered near the Please contact the parish office if someone entrance. Portions of the discoveries were left in place needs prayer or removal from the prayer list. and can be seen in the “windows of history” throughout the structure. A handpainted wallpaper border found near the ceiling in some areas is on display in the Heritage Center. The 1795 building had 2 windows on each side that were removed in 1942; these were also uncovered and were found to be decorated, inside and out, by the fauxstone pattern around the current windows. The sculptures now over the exterior transept doors were originally over the interior doors to the Baptistry and Sacristy that Professor Mendoza’s archaeology students had discovered. The historians also noted that there had been a wooden arch over the center area of the church.
Last two weeks of May: 1831, 2020: Envelope Collection by mail $ 6,610 Online Contributions $ 3,775 Total: $10,385 Thank you for your generous support! Parish Staff (831) 3732628 Mass Intentions June 13NJune 21
Most Rev. Daniel Garcia, Saturday, 13 June 4:00 pm: +Jennie Bishop of the Diocese of Monterey Peterson Lamb, +Jean Elliott, +Crivello, Rev. Jerry Maher, Rector/Pastor, ext. 27 Rev. Efrain Medina, Associate Pastor, ext. 18 Compagno, and Russo Families Rev. Patrick Dooling, In Residence Saturday, 6:00 pm: +Frank Crivello Rev. Ron Shirley, In Residence [email protected] Sunday, 14 June 7:30am: +Frank Crivello Deacon Hugo Patiño, 8313244725 +Rev. Owen Stephen Wims [email protected] Sr. Sharon McMillan, Liturgist, Sunday, 9:00am: +Horace Rappa [email protected] Sunday, 10:30am: +Frank Crivello, +John & Mrs. Teresa Bennett, Principal, San Carlos School Marian Mineo, +Anthony VillaFranca (831) 3751324 Cynthia Friesen, Faith Formation, ext. 17 Sunday, 12:00pm: +Joe Pironi, +Anna & [email protected] Andrew Nguyen, Caterine Rocco Cusenza Scott Dimler, Youth Ministry Coordinator, ext. 28 [email protected] Sunday, 5:30 p.m.: +Patrocinio Marcos, Ruth Pineda, Baptism Coordinator, ext. 17 +Roger Brown [email protected] Monday, 15 June 7:45 am: +Aislinn Bellinger Elaine Miller, Music Director, [email protected] Teri Dawn, Wedding Coordinator +Jean Elliott, +Carmen Banka [email protected] Tuesday, 16 June 7:45 am: +Dolores Alfredo Zepeda, Business Administrator, ext. 16 [email protected] Rodrigues, +Aislinn Bellinger Rosie Murray, A.M. Secretary/Bulletin Editor, ext. 10 Wednesday, 17 June 7:45 am: +Aislinn [email protected] Bellinger, +Anton & Julie Hrepich, Roberta Little, P.M. Secretary, ext. 10 [email protected] +Alfred Bernadicore, +Pauline & Frank Hicks Sal Marseguerra, Maintenance Thursday, 18 June 7:45 am: +Anne & Allie Peter WatsonGraff, Maintenance Parish EMERGENCY Number: 8316465517 Russo Family, +Rose & Matteo Sampaolo Family Parish Ministries Friday, 19 June 7:45 am: *For the Int. of Bob Brown, +Cole DiBortoli, +Dominic Mineo, † Altar Linen Team: 3732628, ext. 26 +Kevin Curall, +Patrocinio Marcos † Adult Bible Class “SEEK”: Dick Gorman 5956363 † Adult RCIA & Confirmation: Kathleen Ryan, [email protected] Saturday, 20 June 4:00 pm: +John Catalano, † Branches Resale Shoppe: Kristine Milar 3754780 † Care for Creation: Carol Kaplan 3945120 +Joann Branson † Catholic Daughters of the Americas: Maiko Schran 6496498 [email protected] Saturday, 6:00 pm: † Christians in Commerce: Greg Beardsley 6555100 † Festa Italia/Santa Rosalia: Buster Crivello 2386740 Sunday, 21 June 7:30am: +Pietro Maiorana † Heritage Center Docents: Kevin Kiper 5956198, [email protected] † Heritage Center Tours: Dotty Weisheit Sunday, 9:00am: +Matteo & Ursula Ciolino, [email protected] +Frank Mercurio † Hispanic Ministry: David Pareja 9159224 † Italian Catholic Federation, Branch #36: Robert Huffer 3738033 Sunday, 10:30am: *For the Int. of Anna [email protected] † Knights of Columbus, Council #1465: Mike Bellinger 9157112 or Sardina, +Russell, Jennie, Joe & Rosalie Aiello [email protected] † Legion of Mary: Florence Cavaliere 3723990 or Rose Leyva 3945042 Sunday, 12:00pm: +Joe Grammatico & the 2414215 or [email protected] † Loaves and Fishes Outreach: 3732628 Int. of his family, +Gaspare Genovese, † MOMS: Ministry of Mothers Sharing: Bridget Henmi 2770634 +Vince Poma, +Dominic Mineo † Our Lady of Guadalupe Society: David Pareja 9159224 † Parish Life & Hospitality Committee: Phyllis Clickard 3849142 Sunday, 5:30 p.m.: +Ann Daugherty, or [email protected] † Respect Life: Marian Corrigan 8312773356 +Roger Brown † San Carlos School Parent/Teacher Organization: 3751324 † Scouting: Jake Didoszak, Cub Master, [email protected] † St. Joseph Society: Mary Manuguerra 3752009 or Bea Bonanno 6493216 † St. Therese The Little Flower Fund (Grounds Maintenance): Mary Ann Finocchi or Colleen Sullivan 3756195 † Ushers: Bob Guerin 8315953844 [email protected] † Young Adults: Charlene Parle [email protected] 3037317560 434 Alvarado St. ERIC J. DEL PIERO, MD Monterey
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