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Parishes Use Son-Shine Power in Care of Creation — See Page 10 V Encuentro: CATHOLIC OUTLOOK Llega a parroquias c d Newspaper of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson de la Diócesis APRIL 2017 | Vol. X | Number X | diocesetucson.org — ver página 18 Parishes use Son-shine power in care of Creation — see page 10 Cardinal Joseph Tobin, advocate of many of Pope Francis’ ideals, to speak to public April 3 — see page 7 2 CATHOLIC OUTLOOK APRIL 2017 Catholic Foundation taps Norville family, Patronato By ANN DICKSON treasure. Since 1978, the Patronato Allan is a developer, downtown He has been named an honorary Chairwoman, Gala Planning Committee has raised more than $11 million. business owner and manager of member on the foundation board, is The Catholic Foundation for the The Patronato began The White Nor-Generations. He developed a member of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Diocese of Tucson will recognize Dove Campaign in 2013 to raise properties in Tucson and in Alaska. Parish, Tucson, and the Equestrian Patronato San Xavier and the $3 million for extensive repair of He and wife Alfie founded the Gem Order of the Holy Sepulcher of Norville family at the 36th Annual the east tower of the mission. The and Jewelry Exchange gem show Jerusalem. Cornerstone Gala, to be held at the mission was named to the World in Tucson. The family has been The gala will feature Jesuit Father Marriott Starr-Pass, Friday, May 5. Monuments Fund’s 2016 World recognized for its philanthropy by Chris Corbally from the Vatican Patronato San Xavier is a Monuments Watch. the Stephen M. Gootter Foundation, Observatory; Franciscan Father nonsectarian, nonprofit organization The Catholic Foundation Catholic Community Services and Martin Ibarra, provincial vicar founded in 1978 by southern awarded a grant in 2016 for partial the Association of Fundraising for the Franciscans’ St. Barbara Arizona community leaders. funding of the restoration of the Professionals. The Norvilles were Province; and Father John Arnold, The Patronato serves to promote Immaculate Conception statue, and instrumental in establishing the Alan pastor of St. Mark Church, Oro the restoration, maintenance a grant this year for partial funding and Alfie Norville Endowed Chair at Valley. Each will briefly speak on and preservation of Mission San of stabilization and repairs in the the Sarver Heart Center’s Molecular the theme “Building a Living Church Xavier del Bac, a National Historic sanctuary. These grants were made Cardiovascular Research Program. – Across the Years.” “Big Al” Allen Landmark and the oldest parish possible through the Annual Catholic Allan has served as a member of Kath and Pat Parris of KGUN-9 will in the Diocese of Tucson. The Appeal. the Loyola University Chicago Board emcee the event. Carlos Zapien, National Trust honored Patronato in In honoring the Norville of Trustees. music director at St. Augustine 1998 with a National Preservation family, the Catholic Foundation A former star basketball player, Cathedral, and the diocesan chorale Award for its exterior and interior acknowledges the family’s long Allan has been committed to student will provide musical interludes. restoration work. history of support to the foundation athletes. The Norville Center for — The Patronato began Christmas and the Diocese. The Norville Intercollegiate Athletics at Loyola is Tickets for the 36th Annual Cornerstone concerts at the mission in 1996 family is known across the city named in honor of the family. Gala are available online at cathfnd.org/ and added spring concerts in 2009. of Tucson and beyond. Allan and Allan was involved in the early cornerstonegala2017 or by calling Teresa Moreno at (520) 838-2525. The cost is The concerts are a major source of Alfie, daughters Patti and Cher, days of the Catholic Foundation and $220. Deadline for purchasing tickets is funding for restoration efforts and and sons Mike and Jim came to served three terms as president of April 14. showcase a Catholic and Arizona Tucson more than 50 years ago. the board of directors (1985-87). A Pilgrimage to the Holy Land Walking in the Footsteps of Jesus Under the Spiritual Direction of Most Rev. Gerald Kicanas Bishop of Tucson Considering Cremation? Do you know our Church’s teaching? 12 Days: Oct. 29 - Nov. 9, 2017 We do! Only $3,699 from Phoenix (PHX) Call us for information Plus $700 in airport taxes, security fees, current fuel surcharges, and $175 in tips. Download Brochure & Registration www.GoCatholicTravel.com/Kicanas Oracle Rd. at Prince Old Spanish Trail at Houghton 520.888.0860 520.885.9173 Or contact Sister Lois Paha, OP (520) 838-2545 / [email protected] Sacred places of prayer and remembrance A ministry of the Diocese of Tucson The Diocese of Tucson, its parishes or ministries do not support or advocate on behalf of this tour company and are not liable for its actions. Consumers are encouraged to research all tour packages and cancellation details before making business decisions. APRIL 2017 In your area CATHOLIC OUTLOOK 3 The Catholic Daughters of the Americas at St. DIOCESE EVENTS PIMA EAST VICARIATE Mark’s will host their Third Annual Spring Tea at Bishop Kicanas’ Mass of Celebration Corpus Christi continues food collection the parish. Tickets are currently on sale. For more Tuesday, April 25, 4 p.m., St. Augustine Cathedral, Sunday, April 9, Corpus Christi Church, information, call the parish, (520) 469-7835, or email 192 E. Stone Ave. 300 N. Tanque Verde Loop Rd. [email protected]. Bishop Gerald F. Kicanas will be the main Corpus Christi Parish encourages donations of celebrant at a Mass in his honor marking his 50th canned and dried foods and toiletries for its monthly Santa Catalina celebrates Cinco de Mayo anniversary of ordination to the priesthood. food drive. Donations go to senior shut-ins, homeless Saturday, May 6, 5 - 8 p.m., Santa Catalina Church, teens and families in need. Items can be placed in 14380 N. Oracle Rd. Vocations song contestants compete in Tucson blue wheelbarrows located at the church before or All are welcome to a celebration that will include Saturday, April 22, 6 p.m., St. Cyril Church, after Mass. Items can also be dropped off at the parish mariachis, folklorico dancers, a DJ and dancing. 4725 E. Pima St. office during the week. Food truck vendors include Drew’s Dogs, Doña The diocesan Vocations Office is hosting a singing Maria Street Eats, R and R BBQ and Bugaloo Soft competition for members of church, school or youth Serve. Desserts include flan, mangonadas, chamoy PIMA NORTH VICARIATE group choirs to perform an original song reflecting candy apples and Mexican fruit cups. Cerveza and on the way people respond to God’s call to a vocation Santa Catalina hosts Book Bunch for women margaritas will be available for purchase. There will and religious life. First, second and third place Thursday, April 6, 7 p.m., Santa Catalina Church, 14380 be games, activities and a piñata for the children. For winners will perform their numbers at the Vocations N. Oracle Rd., Ocotillo and Cholla rooms more information, call (520) 825-9611. Concert this summer. The winner will also be the Santa Catalina’s Young Adult and Family Ministries is offering a women’s-only book discussion group. official song at Vocations events and the theme for PIMA SOUTH VICARIATE a Vocations video. More information is available at Members primarily will read various fiction genres, diocesetucson.org/vocations/vocational-song-contest.html. including an occasional non-fiction selection. St. John’s hosts Wellness Fair and Members are responsible for acquiring their copies. Thunder Bolt Fun Run Light refreshments, provided by members, will be Friday, April 28, 3 - 6 p.m., COCHISE VICARIATE served. The April book discussion will be on “A St. John the Evangelist Catholic School, 600 W. Ajo Way St. Patrick’s hosts Bible Care Group Handmaid’s Tale” by Margaret Atwood. Members St. John Catholic School is partnering with the Wednesdays, 6 p.m., St. Patrick Rectory, are asked to bring an appetizer or sweet treat to University of Arizona Nutrition Network, Pima 100 Quality Hill, Bisbee share. Beginning in May, the group will meet every County Health Department, The Garden Kitchen, The parish Bible Care Group meets each week second Thursday of the month at 7 p.m. For more Parent Aid, Community Food Bank of Arizona and and is facilitated by Sandra Bernal. For more information, please call Pilar at (520) 825-9611, x109 others in hosting the University of Arizona Health information, call the parish at (520) 432-5753 or or email [email protected]. and Wellness Fair and Thunder Bolt Fun Run. For email [email protected]. more information, call the school, (520) 624-3865. Dominican to lead St. Mark parish mission Monday - Wednesday, April 10 - 12, beginning at 9 a.m. Cinco de ‘May-riachi’ set for St. John’s PIMA CENTRAL VICARIATE and 7 p.m., St. Mark Church, 2727 W. Tangerine Rd. Friday, May 5, 6 - 8 p.m., Most Holy Trinity plans rummage sale Dominican Father Serge Propst, a faculty member St. John the Evangelist Catholic School, 600 W. Ajo Way Friday - Saturday, May 19 - 20, at the Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology All are invited to attend a Cinco de “May-riachi” Most Holy Trinity Church, 1300 N. Greasewood Rd. in Berkeley, Calif., will lead the parish mission with celebration featuring St. John’s mariachi and The parish is accepting gently used items for the theme “A Week of Deepening our Intimacy and folklorico programs. Proceeds from the evening will its annual post-Mother’s Day rummage sale, with Knowledge of God, You and His Church.” He will benefit the campus renovation projects. For more storage of donated items currently available.
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