Saint Cecilia Cathedral
October 18, 2020: 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary
In today's Gospel Jesus says to "Render to Caesar what is Caesar's".
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Holy Mass: Sunday 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 5:30 pm, vigil 5:30 pm Saturday Saturdays 7:30 am | Weekdays: 7:00 am, 11:15 am Almighty ever-living God, grant that we may always conform our will to yours and serve your Know Your Faith majesty in sincerity of heart. rough our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God, for ever and ever.
Sunday Readings e 6rst reading is taken from the Book of the Prophet Isaiah 45:1, 4-6. e prophet, second-Isaiah, who lived in Babylonia with the exiled Jews, tells us, in God's own words, that he is the God, not only of the Jews, but of history and of the whole world.
e second reading is from the 'rst Letter of St. Paul to the essalonians 1:1-5b. St. Paul praises his converts for their 'delity to God and to Christ his Son and tells them how they are ever in his prayers so that they would continue to be faithful to the call God had given them, a call proved by the many gi,s of the Holy Spirit bestowed on them.
e Gospel is from Matthew 22:15-21. God's plan for man on earth was that he should live in the society of his fellowmen. Society must be governed, there must be authority which will direct the actions of the component members toward the common good, which common good is principally, though not exclusively, the material welfare of the members as a whole. As his ultimate end, however, man has his spiritual welfare. is government, this temporal power to rule and direct the human groups or societies or states, comes, therefore, from God for it is his will that such societies should exist. e answer of our Lord explicitly restates this fundamental norm of the divine natural law. "Give to Caesar what is Caesar's;" the state authorities have a right to the obedience and cooperation in all things that tend to the material welfare of the state, provided always the spiritual welfare of the members is not impeded by the rulers' demands.
As a partly spiritual being man is destined to be a citizen of a spiritual eternal kingdom, and while on this earth he has the duty and the possibility of preparing himself for citizenship in that kingdom. And since this kingdom is of a higher and much more important nature, man's primary aim in life must be to reach that kingdom. He must, in other words, 'nd out and ful'll his duties toward God; he must "give to God what is God's."
is dual citizenship of man and the dual obligations that arise from it are the common knowledge of all from the natural law but are made more explicit still in divine revelation of which today's answer, given by Christ to the Pharisees, is a precise and perfect resume. We have duties to God and duties to our country and the ful'llment of the latter is part of the ful'llment of the former. We Christians have no doubts as to our obligations under these two headings. We ful6ll our duties to God by being faithful, loyal, active members of the spiritual kingdom, the Church, which Christ established on earth in order to lead us to our eternal kingdom. We ful'll our duties to our country by loyally obeying the just laws of the State, by paying all lawful taxes, and by contributing our share, whenever called on, toward the common good.
(Fr. Kevin O'Sullivan, catholicculture.org)
Alpha at Cathedral: Why and How Do I Pray?
What is Christian prayer? A relationship/conversation with God.
Why pray? It is the most important activity in our life. We were created for it. We pray to God, When should we pray? through Jesus, with help of the Holy Spirit. Anywhere, any time. Alone, or with others. Rewards of prayer: Presence of God Does God always answer prayer? Yes, sometimes it is YES, sometimes it is NO, Peace sometimes it is WAIT. e important thing is to trust that God has your best Perspective interest in mind when He answers your prayers.
Power Most remarkably Jesus gave us a most intimate term to use for God when we How do we pray? pray: Abba/Father.
ree simple tips: One group’s consensus is that Keep it simple Prayer is so important for us and we want to spend more time in prayer Keep it honest It is helpful to learn from each other how and when we pray Keep it going We rely on our prayerful conversations with God to get through tough times ree simple words: It is a good idea to write down our prayer intentions and then later look at ank you them to see how God answered them Please As we develop our prayer life, we learn how to ask better. Sorry Having a Mass said for others is the highest prayer you can o@er them. Archdiocesan Mentorship Program Learn Your Faith Two Saint Cecilia parishioners and leaders (Ann Marie Goettl & Jenne Forman) are taking part in this program that equips lay people in their personal response to the call of sharing the Good News of Jesus and helping others become his disciples. rough practical, hands-on training, individuals are formed in the vision and skills necessary to further the Archdiocesan Vision and Priorities: One Church, Encountering Christ, Equipping Disciples, and Living Mercy. We will be updating you on their thoughts. Jenne writes of her experience so far . . .
In September, we went on retreat at Broomtree Retreat center in Irene, SD. I love it there! I’ve always had wonderful experiences and going there feels like coming home. It’s my Galilee, a place of rest. Fr. Scott Traynor was teaching us about prayer. Prayer is a conversation with God. Usually, when we pray, we tell God all the things we need or want him to do for us, but we never really stop and ask him what his thoughts are. If you are desiring a relationship with a friend, you never just talk and talk then hang up the phone or leave your friend without 'rst listening and relating with your friend. It’s the same thing with God. In all conversations in prayer and life, you acknowledge what the other is saying, you relate what you’ve heard, receive what is the message being said, and respond to it.
We are challenged to pray in quiet prayer for 30 minutes each day as our relationship with God is the most important one we have. I begin my day with 30 minutes of silent prayer with Scripture and ask the Holy Spirit to teach me each day to pray and grow closer to the Father. A question Fr Traynor asked us was, “If God were to tell me about you, based ONLY on what you have told God about your heart and life, what would he say? How well does he really know you?” Jesus is not a creeper. He knows everything about us, but he is also a gentleman, who allows us to reveal our hearts and desires to him in our own way. In revealing/relating our desires to him, he begins to reveal more of who we are by going deeper into the loving relationship with the Father. True prayer is a constant relating our desires to the Father and discerning why we desire what we desire. e end of all desire is union with God. Why do I desire companionship? Because ultimately, I desire intimacy with the Father.
One grace I've received from this program so far is the grace to give myself permission to desire and ask for intimacy with God throughout my day at work - going back to the place I found rest in my prayer time in the morning, and remaining with Jesus even if I’m having a hectic day at work, I can always remain with Jesus in peace in my heart. We are pleased to equip Jesus' disciples!
Saint Cecilia Grade School Saint Cecilia Child Care Center Julia Pick, Principal Denise Leibert, Director Website: stcecilia.net / Facebook: St.CeciliaSchoolOmaha Ruth Sepulveda, Assistant Director Email: [email protected] / Phone: 402-556-6655 3869 Webster St 402-553-1708 Saint Cecilia Grade School is an award-winning Catholic school, Monday - Friday 7:00 am - 5:30 pm founded in the Dominican tradition. We are committed to fostering a Christian learning environment Licensed center for children 6 weeks to 13 years. and proclaiming and modeling faith, worship, service and prayer. We believe that children learn through play! With our STEAM Lab incorporating these tools Our center contains classroom space and outdoor playgrounds. throughout our curriculum, we are able to offer A great place to start your Saint Cecilia Cathedral experience. a unique education to all of our students. School Masses are held on Tuesdays & Thursdays at 8:30 am. Join Our Team Our Saint Cecilia Child Care Center has 4 positions open: Toddler 1 teacher full time Toddler 2 teacher full time 2 Roating positions part time Must: Be at least 19 years of age with a high school education Have at least 1-2 years experience in child care setting • Safe With You trained • CPR/First Aid (up-to-date) • Supervisory experience in a licensed childcare program • Fingerprints conducted at Troop A Headquarter • Safe Environment certi'ed. Kindergarteners praying the Rosary outside! Please send resume to [email protected].
Grow Your Faith
Holy Mass We o@er 5 weekend Masses for our parishioners and visitors: Saturday 5:30 pm; Sunday 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am, and 5:30 pm. We o@er a live stream online: Sunday 9:30 am Mass. You can access this from our website: stceciliacathedral.org. Daily Mass is held at 7:00 am and 11:15 am weekdays and Saturdays at 7:30 am. Everyone is welcome.
Confession Become a Parishioner! Our parish is growing every day! We welcome new Saturdays 4:00 - 5:00 pm and weekdays 7:30 - 8:00 am members who are interested in making Saint Cecilia or call a priest for an appointment 402-551-2313. Cathedral their parish home. Contact Sheila Graham at the Mass Intentions Cathedral Administration OUce 402-551-2313 or email Contact Sheila Graham at the Administration OUce 402-551-2313 [email protected] to start your registration to schedule a Mass. $10 per Mass is the requested stipend for the priest. process now. Welcome!!
Cloisters Retreat Center Masses and Intentions e Retreat Center at e Cloisters on the Platte will be open for retreats beginning ursday, October 22. Stations Saturday October 17 of the Cross devotion is also open. 23332 Fishery Road, 7:30 am Phil Sauvageau + Gretna, NE. “We have learned a great deal since the 5:30 pm Nancy Vaughan + Fr. Buckley pandemic forced us to close our doors in March and believe Sunday October 18 that taking appropriate precautions will allow retreats to 7:30 am Paula Kresl + Fr. Harrison resume with minimal risk to retreatants and sta@.” 9:30 am Esther Wageman + (A) Fr. Grewe For more information visit cloistersontheplatte.com. 11:30 am Matthew Babe Fr. Grewe 5:30 pm Saint Cecilia Parishioners Fr. Buckley Croisé Men’s Holy Hour
Monday October 19 Fr. James Buckley croise.org 7:00 am Cece Smith (B) 11:15 am Mary Margaret Baxter + (B) Celebrating Two Years of this Ministry! Croisé Men’s Prayer Group meets in Our Lady of Nebraska Tuesday October 20 Chapel each Monday 7:00 to 8:00 pm. Our Goal: to help 7:00 am Paul Christpher Kowal + men discern new life goals and objectives and provide the 8:30 am Margaret Ne Meh + tools that lead to their accomplishment. No matter how 11:15 am Al Wilde good life is, it can always be better. No matter how bad life
seems, improvement is one decision away. Join us! Wednesday October 21 7:00 am Loreta DeMarco + 11:15 am Dave Kaminski Women’s Guild
Ellen Ehlers, Co-President [email protected] Aursday October 22 7:00 am Jacqueline McCathy + Cathy Lyons, Co-President [email protected] 8:30 am School students Cathedral women of all ages, join us! 11:15 am Loreta DeMarco + We encourage spirituality, community, friendship among the women of our parish. Within the Guild are activity Friday October 23 groups called Circles: book club, quilting, current school 7:00 am Maria Lanh Nguyen moms, alumni school moms, widows, and friendship. 11:15 am Mary Lou Beal + Two projects we o@er now: c Saturday October 24 1. A daily meditation emailed to you that has reRections, 7:30 am omas McNamara + daily readings, and a saint story for you to enjoy. 5:30 pm Warren Wilson Fr. Grewe 2. An Online Prayer Chain. We have set up an account on Caringbridge. Email Ellen or Cathy with your Sunday October 25 prayer request and we will post it. Members will have a 7:30 am Scott Werner + Fr. Grewe link to check for prayer requests. 9:30 am George Miller + Fr. Buckley 11:30 am Saint Cecilia Parishioners Fr. Buckley Pray for us, O Holy Mother of God, 5:30 pm Emily Perina + Saint Cecilia Cathedral: Your Home for Holy Mass Holy for Home Your Cathedral: Cecilia Saint Fr. Harrison that we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ.
Cathedral Job Openings Share Your Faith Interested in joining the Cathedral Campus Team?! 1. We are looking for a full-time maintenance and custodial worker. Submit a resume to Don Jensen at [email protected]. Praying for Each Other 2. Toddler 1 Teacher full time Child Care Katrina Conway, Tom Vaughan, Dick Seitz, eresa Guinn-Van Ornam, 3. Toddler 2 Teacher full time Child Care Bruce Wagner, Will Woleben, Rose Marie Bruno, Kathleen Schuler, 4. 2 Roating positions part time Child Care. Dr. Stan Kasuda, John M., Tom and Pam Snodgrass, Susan Walters, Jodi, Submit a resume to Denise Leibert at Matt, Joann, Josh Bakhit, physically handicapped, prayers for healing, [email protected]. Marianne Banark, John Kennedy, Eleanore Shrader, our parishioners who are homebound, in care homes, in the hospital, or in the military service. Archbishop's Annual Appeal Call Sheila Graham 402-551-2313 at the Cathedral Administration OUce We invite all those who have yet to make a gi, to or email to [email protected] to get a name on/o@ of this list. join their fellow parishioners in an expression of We have a prayer intention post on our Cathedral Facebook page too. gratitude. Every gi,, no matter how large or small, makes a di@erence. Our parish has a goal of $68,799. Currently our donations are $22,315. Help Holy Grounds us reach our goal. You can donate online at the Charles Adams / 402-676-3243 / [email protected] Archdiocesan website. Holy Grounds is a men’s group that meets early Saturday mornings on Zoom to develop Catholic Daughters a fellowship among its members and support Jan Schnack, Court #2186 Regent each other in their spiritual development 712-310-3322 / [email protected] including discussion from the reading e Saint Cecilia Parish Court engages local material for that week. Join in to develop and national activities in support of leadership, bonds with other men from Saint Cecilia education, youth, quality of life, legislation and Cathedral. Contact Charles Adams for spirituality. Our meetings are held in the Parish Zoom meeting access at 402-676-3243 or Center Conference Room on the 3rd Sunday of email [email protected]. the month following the 9:30 am Mass. If you are interested in joining, contact Jan.
Cathedral Music Ministry Cathedral Campus Events Dr. Marie Rubis Bauer, Director Saint Cecilia Institute for Sunday October 18 Sacred Liturgy, Music and the Arts 10:30 am Catholic Daughters meeting [PCCR] 3900 Webster Street, Omaha, NE 68131 12:30 pm Baptism: Veronica Elsie Koch [NAVE] 402-553-5524 3:00 pm Concert: oboe, English horn, cello [NAVE] stceciliacathedralmusic.org Beauty and Hope: 30 Minute Musical Moments
Monday October 19 Dr. Marie Rubis Bauer, Cathedral Organist 7:00 pm Croisé Men’s Holy Hour [OLN] Fridays at Noon in the Cathedral. We are collecting items for the needy in our area.
Tuesday October 20 8:30 am School Mass [NAVE] Cathedral Life Runners
Matt Pohren Wednesday October 21 [email protected] 7:00 pm Alpha Online [ZOOM] Join Saint Cecilia's LIFE Runners parish or school
chapter at liferunners.org. LIFE Runners is the Aursday October 22 world’s largest Pro-Life team. Running is optional! 8:30 am School Mass [NAVE] Sign up, order your “Remember e Unborn” shirt 6:30 pm Faith Formation Sacramental Prep [PCCR] and be a witness to life. 78% of post-abortion
women said if one person had o@ered support or if Friday October 23 they had one supportive sign, they would have Noon Beauty & Hope Organ Concert [NAVE] chosen life. Wear your jersey and be that one
person and sign to impact hearts for saving lives. Saturday October 24 2:00 pm Wedding: Jennifer Castellano / Rusty Barber Be the Brightness!
Tootsie Roll Drive Show Your Faith One of the goals of the Knights of Columbus in Nebraska is to serve people with intellectual Card Shower Celebration disabilities in the best way possible. Our Knights will conduct their annual Tootsie Roll Drive Please join our Women’s Guild in a card shower celebrating a,er the Masses October 17/18. ere is an envelope in your parishioner Pete Larson’s 100th birthday on November 9. Pete and his wife, Marie, were active members of the parish donation packet or bring your cash to Mass. and schools for over 60 years!! All 've children attended St. Cecilia Grade School and Cathedral High School: Mary Ann ‘68; Ron ‘72; Cindy ‘75; Pete ’76; and Bill ’79. Sunderland Art Gallery Please send cards to Pete Larson, 900 North 90th Street Apt 394, Omaha, NE 68114. Cathedral History Museum Cathedral Arts Project GiF Shop 3900 Webster St, Omaha, NE 68131 Contact us to schedule tours of the Cathedral. Cathedral Arts Project: 402-558-3100/cathedralartsproject.org Gi, Shop: 402-551-4888 Tuesday - Sunday Noon to 4:00 pm
CAP Concert: Sunday, October 18, 3:00 pm in the church. Darci GriUth, oboe and English horn; David Downing, cello.
Sunderland Gallery Exhibit: Paintings by Chad Keel Opening Reception - Sunday, October 25 1:00 - 3:00 pm. First Friday Reception - November 6 5:00 - 7:00 pm. Closes - Sunday, November 22
Saint Cecilia Cathedral: A Closer Look Cathedral's History - e Story Continues Supporting Saint Cecilia Cathedral Who we are is a result of our past. Our foundation. Your support of our activities/ministries at Cathedral is vital. Our founding. We continue the tradition that is Cathedral. Select the method to make your 'nancial gi, to the Saint Learn about our past and know there is more to come of our story! Cecilia Cathedral parish, school, child care, special events: *donation envelopes *ACH/direct debit Ae Cornerstone *through our website *text “GIVE” to 402-226-6167. Within the cornerstone was put a parchment which reads: Contact the Administration OUce to get set up: 402-551-2313. On the sixth day of October, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and seven, in the ',h year of the reign of our Most Holy Father, Pius X, by Divine Providence Pope, eodore Roosevelt being President of the United States of American, George Lawson Sheldon, Governor of Nebraska, and James Charles Dahlman, mayor of Omaha, the cornerstone of this cathedral, to be built for the ownership of God under the invocation of Saint Cecilia, virgin and martyr, was laid by the Right Reverend Richard Scannell, Bishop of Omaha. e sermon was preached by the Most Reverend John Ireland, Archbishop of Saint Paul. e architect was omas Rogers Kimball; contractors, William Paxton Deverell, Albert Schall and Albert Foll.
Also enclosed were photographs of His Holiness, Pope Pius X, Reverend Richard Scannell, Bishop of Omaha, Fr. William Kelly, who was notable associated with the old cathedral, Saint Philomena, and Fr. Patrick McGovern, the present priest there in charge.
ere was also catholic documentary matter from the Come Home American Catholic Historical Review of 1891, and the local newspapers, e True Voice, e Omaha Bee, e World to Cathedral! Herald, and e News. Saint Cecilia Cathedral Spiritual Leadership Cathedral Campus Administration
Most Rev. George Lucas, Archbishop Rev. Michael Grewe, Pastor/Rector Rev. Michael Grewe, Pastor/Rector ([email protected]) [email protected]
Rev. James Buckley, Senior Associate ([email protected]) Gerard Alemdjrodo, Campus Business Manager Rev. Patrick Harrison, In-Residence ([email protected]) [email protected]
Deacon Tim Bloomingdale ([email protected]) Kay Gar'eld, Tuition/Scheduling Deacon James Tardy ([email protected]) kgar'[email protected]
Deacon David Gurney (Retired) Sheila Graham, Communications/Membership Deacon Jim Watson (Retired) [email protected]
Parish Mission: As disciples of Jesus Christ in the Roman Catholic Cathedral Parish of Kelly Hickey, Technology Director [email protected]
Saint Cecilia, through the ministry of the Archbishop, we share Christ's presence with all we encounter by our sacramental participation, our parish community, and living Don Jensen, Campus Facilities Director the Word of God. [email protected]
Denise Leibert, Child Care Director [email protected]
e purpose of the Archdiocese of Omaha: to be a Mark McNamara, Development Director [email protected] part of the living Body of Christ, welcoming and
inspiring every person to live as a vibrant disciple of Julia Pick, Grade School Principal Jesus Christ so that all may respond to their vocation [email protected]
to holiness, be sent out as leaven to transform the Marie Rubis Bauer, Cathedral Music Director world, and ful'll their deepest human desire. [email protected] e vision: One Church: Encountering Jesus, Equipping Disciples, and Living Mercy. Administration 402-551-2313 Pastoral Priorities: Create a culture of encountering Jesus and equipping disciples; Website stceciliacathedral.org Create a culture that enables God’s mercy to be received/lived; Create a culture of unity. Facebook CathedralOmaha
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