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Celebrating the Paschal Mystery Year Round THE CO-CATHEDRAL OF THE SACRED HEART The“O Lord, you are our father; Vessel we are the clay and you the potter: we are all the work of your hands.” Isaiah 64:7 CONTINUING CHRISTIAN EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR PRE-K THROUGH 12TH GRADE YOUTH VOLUME III, ISSUE 1 OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2011 SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST: Celebrating the Paschal Mystery Year Round First Holy When you think of a year the in the home. As a Church, our HOW YOU CAN LIVE THE Communion Calendar solar calendar or maybe the aca- liturgies and seasons play an LITURGICAL YEAR AT HOME demic year comes to mind. But evangelizing role in the experi- Set up a prayer space in Sacred & Safe as Catholics we have our own ence and expression of our faith. your home and decorate Program calendar called the liturgical cal- This year our CCE classes will with colors and images of endar. Year after year our CCE Person of Faith: give special attention to the litur- the season or holy day. students become more familiar Fr. Jude Ezuma gical calendar. With intentional Work to preserve the with the liturgical calendar, its prayer time built into the class colors, seasons and celebra- period, use of prayer spaces sacred meaning of liturgical holidays that have been tions. decorated with liturgical colors secularized (i.e. Christmas OUR LEAD Many religious traditions follow and Easter). CATECHISTS a liturgical calendar that marks the celebrations of their litur- Read, act and discuss the English Sessions: gies. For example, our elder “Family Activities” pub- Claudia Aguelles Pegianne Blackshear Jewish brothers and sisters lished on the CCE page in Sr. Catherine-Teresa Bui follow a lunar calendar that the parish bulletin each Zenaida Chairez begins with Rosh Hashanah, the week. Cassie Cole New Year liturgy that com- Anna Evetts Print weekly Mass work- Elizabeth Evetts memorates God’s act of crea- sheets and liturgy puzzles Joanie & Rick Felts tion. For the Church, it is the Shelley Martinez from the parish website > first day of Advent that signals Lesa McLeod Children & Youth > Family Mike Nelson the first day of our liturgical Life > Weekly Liturgy Pack- Sr. Rosemary Nguyen year. Helen Price ets. Donna & Mike Reynolds The liturgical seasons remem- Spanish Session: ber the past, celebrate the pre- and sacramentals, and special Research online for liturgi- Janie Aguayo focus on the prayers from the cal activities you can do at Rosa Alvarado sent, and look toward the future. New Roman Missal, your child home (see page 2 for sug- Mari Pili Aponte They commemorate historical Martha Ibarra events—such as Jesus’ birth, will experience God’s saving gestions). Blanca Ramirez power each Sunday in class. Laura Torres death, and Resurrection—in H.S. & Confirmation Prep: which God’s saving power is Intentional focus on liturgy and Teresa Albright made manifest in time and space. prayer in the classroom will rein- Eileene & Roger Chappell Nancy Jimenez The sacramental Church’s litur- force what they experience each Adam & Lacy Johnson gies make present God’s saving week at Mass and each day at Raphael Tran power in the here and now, al- home. ________________________ The Very Reverend ways looking toward the time Are you a natural-born leader? Lawrence W. Jozwiak, JCL when Christ will come again. TO OUR GENEROUS The parish is looking for a leader to form Pastor/Rector PARISHIONER, MRS. HANG and organize a Family Liturgy Committee Teresa Albright An intentional focus on the litur- that would brainstorm and execute oppor- NGUYEN, FOR SEWING Dir. of Religious Ed. gical calendar and liturgical tunities such as a Family Mass or Family LITURGICAL CLOTHS FOR Maria Escober prayer is fundamental to any Stations of the Cross. Call Teresa Albright OUR CLASSROOMS Assistant Coordinator for C.C.E. in the parish office if interested. Spanish CCE religious education, in church and The Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Cathedral Centre 1701 San Jacinto Street Houston, TX 77002 Phone: (713) 659-1561 Fax: (713) 651-1365 Email: [email protected] VOLUME III, ISSUE 1 PAGE 2 Bringing the Liturgical Seasons Home Catholic Mom.com catholicmom.com/ First Holy Communion Calendar The Catholic Toolbox catholicblogger1.blogspot.com/ Loyola Press www.loyolapress.com/catholic-family.htm October 2011 Catholic Icing catholicicing.blogspot.com/ 23 Parent Information Meeting during 9:30 am, Faith Filled Days sites.google.com/site/faithfilleddays/ 10:30 am and 5:45 pm (Span.) CCE sessions. Our Sunday Visitor www.osv.com/OSV4MeNav/ * This meeting is for parents of children preparing to receive Holy Communion in May 2012. TeachingCatholicKids/tabid/220/Default.aspx ** 4pm parents, please attend the 9:30am or 5:45pm meeting. November 2011 Print off age appropriate weekly liturgy packets from the CCE 6 Sacramental Preparation Registration due webpage on the parish website. www.sacredhearthouston.org > 19 First Reconciliation Class for 4—12 graders Children & Youth > Family Life > Weekly Liturgy Packets in their second year of CCE (10—11:45 am) Chapters 1 & 2 DONATE TO YOUR CHILD’S CLASSROOM PRAYER TABLE December 2011 Each classroom has been equipped with a prayer table, 17 First Reconciliation Class for 4—12 graders seasonal liturgical cloths, a crucifix, Bible and Advent Wreath. If you in their second year of CCE (10—11:45 am) would like to donate sacramentals, statues or liturgical items to your Chapters 3 & 4 child’s classroom, please speak with your child’s catechist. January 2012 21 First Reconciliation Class for 4—12 graders in their second year of CCE (10—11:45 am) Chapters 5 & 6 New Roman Missal Workshops for Adults Don’t miss this second chance to attend. February 2012 12 Confessional Tours for all grade levels Workshop I Meet in Cathedral Narthex Sun. Nov. 13 9:00—10:30 am (English Students 10:20—10:50am) (Spanish Students 6:45—7:15pm) Workshop II 18 Reconciliation Retreat for all grade levels Sun. Nov. 20 9:00—10:30 am Cameron Hall, Time TBD 25 First Communion Class for 4—12 graders in their second year of CCE (10—11:45 am) Chapters 1 & 2 Prayer Corner March 2012 24 First Communion Class for 4—12 graders Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to in their second year of CCE (10—11:45 am) people of good will. We praise you, we bless you, we Chapters 3 & 4 adore you, we glorify you, we give you thanks for your glory, Lord God, heavenly King, O God, almighty Father. Lord Jesus April 2012 Christ, Only Begotton Son, Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Fa- 15 F.C. Rehearsal 1 for all grade levels ther, you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us; you take Meet in Cathedral Narthex away the sins of the world, receive our prayer; you are seated at the (English Students 10:15am) right hand of the Father, have mercy on us. For you alone are the Holy (Spanish Students 6:45pm) One, you alone are the Lord, you alone are the Most High, Jesus 21 First Communion Class for 4—12 graders Christ, with the Holy Spirit, in the glory of God the Father. AMEN in their second year of CCE (10—11:45 am) Chapters 5 & 6 Teachable Moment: “There are clearly substantial differences between the 22 F.C. Rehearsal 2 for all grade levels new liturgical text and the Gloria translation that we have been using. The Meet in Cathedral Narthex (English Students 10:15am) current text reads, “peace to his people on earth,” which the new text ex- (Spanish Students 6:45pm) pands to “on earth peace to people of good will.” It helps to know that some versions of the Bible render Luke 2:14 as “on earth peace, good will toward May 2012 men.” The new translation of the Gloria is a richer reference to the fact that 5 First Holy Communion Retreat the Messiah’s coming brings the world a higher order of divine peace that only for all grade levels. Cameron Hall, Time TBD the incarnate Son of God can bestow. Those who live in accordance with 13 First Holy Communion Mass; 3pm (tri-lingual) God’s will and receive His grace shall experience the fullness of this peace.” NOTE TO PARENTS: IF YOUR CHILD IS ABSENT FROM ANY CCE OR READ MORE COMMENTARY ON THE NEW ROMAN MISSAL CHANGES AT SACRAMENT CLASSES, IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO CONTACT YOUR CHILD’S CATECHIST PRIOR TO THE NEXT CLASS REGARDING MAKE-UP http://old.usccb.org/romanmissal/samples-people.shtml WORK THAT CAN BE COMPLETED AT HOME. The Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Cathedral Centre 1701 San Jacinto Street Houston, TX 77002 Phone: (713) 659-1561 Fax: (713) 651-1365 Email: [email protected] VOLUME III, ISSUE 1 PAGE 3 Interfaith Youth Camp, One Camper’s Reflections by: Deniz Hernandez, 17 years old Save the Date Sponsored by the Co-Cathedral distinguished ideas in their cul- steps with big differences. I realize of the Sacred Heart, I was invited ture. I learned that the world that now is the perfect time to Confirmation Mass to be a part of an important God has given us is full of won- stand up for what you believe in December 17, 2011, 5 PM event that transformed my life derful surprises and lessons each even if it means you will stand All are invited to cele- completely….the Interfaith Youth and every day, and that we alone. brate with our high Camp organized by Interfaith should appreciate these. I dare each and every teen to school Confirmation Ministries for Greater Houston.
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