Most Rev. Luis Rafael Zarama, Bishop of Raleigh Rev

HǐǍǚ Nǂǎǆ ǐǇ Jǆǔǖǔ CǂǕǉǆǅǓǂǍ 715 Nazareth Street Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh

Most Rev. Luis Rafael Zarama, Bishop of Raleigh Rev. Monsignor David D. Brockman, V.G., Pastor Rev. John A. Kane, Parochial Vicar | Rev. Pedro Muñoz, Parochial Vicar Deacon Michael Alig | Deacon Juan Banda FǆǃǓǖǂǓǚ 24, 2019 Tǉǆ SǆǗǆǏǕǉ SǖǏǅǂǚ ǊǏ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǚ TǊǎǆ 24 ǅǆ FǆǃǓǆǓǐ ǅǆǍ 2019 VII DǐǎǊǏǈǐ ǅǆǍ TǊǆǎǑǐ OǓǅǊǏǂǓǊǐ

Mass Times | Horario de Misa Confessions | Confesiones Adminstrative Information Saturday Vigil...... 5:00 PM Saturdays Parish Office…...... 9198326030 Sunday...... 7:00 AM 3:005:00 PM at Holy Name of Jesus Fax...... 9198334667 Sunday...... 10:00 AM Daily at Sacred Heart Church Address...... 219 W Edenton St. Sunday...... 12:00 PM following the 12:10 pm Mass Raleigh 27603 Domingo...... 8:30 AM Office Hours...... 9:00 AM4:00 PM Domingo...... 1:30 PM Iglesia de Sagrado Corazón General Email…...... 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Like our offering at Sunday Mass, the BAA is part of our regular giving and a great reminder that our financial stewardship extends beyond the walls of School Principal our parish to throughout our Diocese, as we join also in returning to God, giving thanks for His bless- Janice Jett, PhD ings in our life. jett@cathedralschool.net If you have been prayerfully considering a gift to the BAA as part of your list of regular charitable giv- Executive Assistant ing, kindly consider a slight increase in your gift over last year, which will greatly assist us as a parish to the Rector toward achieving our parish goal of $186,644. Currently and with many more gifts still to process, we Anne Speicher are at just over 500 gifts pledged close towards our goal. Baptisms As always, with Kevin Green and Anne Speicher of our parish and who have assisted me in coordinat- Shirley Hilliard ing the BAA this year, my great gratitude to each of you for your fabulous support of our parish and Business Manager Diocesan ministries and for the many ways you witness to stewardship as a way of life. Barbara Dear Update: What Happened to the New Hymnals? M Short answer: they are in production and on the way Communications to us, but I misspoke last week as they are actually anticipated in August 2019. These are custom for Michelle Connors the entirety of the repertoire of music we draw from, including traditional and contemporary hymns and those used by our Spiritual Choir, as well as those by our Hispanic community choirs. I join you in Contributions expressing renewed gratitude to Dr. Mike Accurso, Diocesan and Cathedral Parish Director of Music & Records for his leadership in this regard, as well as in looking forward to the availability of a more permanent Shirley Hilliard resource for our use in our regular worship. Director of Facilities Paternity Leave M Congratulations to Brenda and Mike Accurso on the birth of their dear Elizabeth. David Heinske Mike has asked to take paternity leave to assist Brenda with their now two small children, beginning this week through the end of next month, as per our Diocesan policy in support of family life and feder- Faith Formation al law. My gratitude to our Assistant Director of Music, David Eaton, for his leadership and guidance Andrea Blanco, J.D., M.A. Stacie Miller during this time. Hispanic Ministry Welcome to New Staff M As you know, now with two campuses, which will be expanding, we have Olga Salas much greater stewardship to care and plan for all our facilities. Beginning last Monday, I am pleased to welcome to our staff, David Heinske, who will serve as Director of Facilities for both campuses. Maintenance Additionally, with recent retirement of facilities management staff, I also welcome Francisco Salas, Francisco Salas SHC who is joining Walter Hernandez, already on staff. Both will be serving under the direction of David Walter Hernandez HNOJC Heinske and will now be available to attend to facilities management on both of our campuses. Music New Parish Center, Gym and Athletic Fields Further Update M Note that planning for our new athlet- Michael Accurso, D.M.A. ic fields, parish center and gym on the Holy Name of Jesus campus, as well as further development and David D. Eaton, D.M.A. renovation of our downtown campus has not been forgotten and has been a high priority for me, as I Harry Taylor, B.A. know the great needs. Steady work on planning and pricing has been ongoing since my arrival as pastor last summer, with our Parish Council, Finance Council and our Building Committee, staff and many Reception others working diligently on all the details. Katia Roebuck [email protected] Great news this last week with the presentation of our revised site plan for the Cathedral campus to our RCIA Diocesan Building and Real Estate Commission, who granted us unanimous approval! With this per- Fr. John A. Kane mission, we are now scheduling information sessions on the planned phases of construction, which will include not only the Cathedral campus, but also future plans for our downtown campus as well. With a Social Justice bias for action, note that the first phase of construction planned is now in the permitting process with Barbara Quinby, M.P.S. the City of Raleigh, expected to take a couple months for approval M everything takes time! Weddings My renewed thanks to Paul Bedo, who is the Chair of our Building Committee, as well as all the Com- Anne Speicher mittee members for their great dedication to this important project. Look for the upcoming dates for these information sessions as we continue to grow our campuses to meet our needs. Youth Ministry Elizabeth Queen What Happened to the Gift Shop? M Short answer: making steady progress and hopefully opening sometime in the Spring or early summer of this year. Many details, including a manager and volunteer staff, as well as the inventory and accounting work. Good news in that I have identified a parishioner who will manage the shop and whom I will shortly announce. Also, I have asked the Diocese to manage the accounting work, given the many complexities and responsibilities which accompany a re- tail endeavor. As of now, I hope to schedule it to be open four days a week, which will include Sun- days for the convenience of our parishioners and pilgrims. Look for more details.

Page 2 | February 24, 2019 The 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time LǊǕǖǓǈǚ ǐǇ Ǖǉǆ WǐǓǅ Please remember to silence your mobile devices before Mass begins. First Reading 1 Sm 26:2, 79, 1213, 2223 Second Reading 1 Cor 15:4549 In those days, Saul went down to the desert of Ziph Brothers and sisters: with three thousand picked men of Israel, It is written, The first man, Adam, became a living being, to search for David in the desert of Ziph. the last Adam a lifegiving spirit. So David and Abishai went among Saul’s soldiers by night But the spiritual was not first; and found Saul lying asleep within the barricade, rather the natural and then the spiritual. with his spear thrust into the ground at his head The first man was from the earth, earthly; and Abner and his men sleeping around him. the second man, from heaven. As was the earthly one, so also are the earthly, Abishai whispered to David: and as is the heavenly one, so also are the heavenly. “God has delivered your enemy into your grasp this day. Just as we have borne the image of the earthly one, Let me nail him to the ground with one thrust of the spear; we shall also bear the image of the heavenly one. I will not need a second thrust!” But David said to Abishai, “Do not harm him, The Word of the Lord R. Thanks be to God. for who can lay hands on the LORD’s anointed and remain un- punished?” Alleluia Jn 13:34 So David took the spear and the water jug from their place at R. Alleluia, alleluia. Saul’s head, and they got away without anyone’s seeing I give you a new commandment, says the Lord: or knowing or awakening. love one another as I have loved you. All remained asleep, R.Alleluia, alleluia. because the LORD had put them into a deep slumber. Going across to an opposite slope, Gospel Lk 6:2738 David stood on a remote hilltop Jesus said to his disciples: at a great distance from Abner, son of Ner, and the troops. “To you who hear I say, He said: “Here is the king’s spear. love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, Let an attendant come over to get it. bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you. The LORD will reward each man for his justice and faithfulness. To the person who strikes you on one cheek, Today, though the LORD delivered you into my grasp, offer the other one as well, and from the person who takes your cloak, I would not harm the LORD’s anointed.” do not withhold even your tunic. The Word of the Lord R. Thanks be to God. Give to everyone who asks of you, and from the one who takes what is yours do not demand it back. Responsorial Psalm Ps 103:12, 34, 8, 10, 1213 Do to others as you would have them do to you. R. The Lord is kind and merciful. For if you love those who love you, Bless the LORD, O my soul; what credit is that to you? and all my being, bless his holy name. Even sinners love those who love them. Bless the LORD, O my soul, And if you do good to those who do good to you, and forget not all his benefits. what credit is that to you? R. The Lord is kind and merciful. Even sinners do the same. He pardons all your iniquities, If you lend money to those from whom you expect repayment, heals all your ills. what credit is that to you? He redeems your life from destruction, Even sinners lend to sinners, crowns you with kindness and compassion. and get back the same amount. R. The Lord is kind and merciful. But rather, love your enemies and do good to them, Merciful and gracious is the LORD, and lend expecting nothing back; slow to anger and abounding in kindness. then your reward will be great Not according to our sins does he deal with us, and you will be children of the Most High, nor does he requite us according to our crimes. for he himself is kind to the ungrateful and the wicked.

R. The Lord is kind and merciful. Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful. As far as the east is from the west, so far has he put our transgressions from us. “Stop judging and you will not be judged. As a father has compassion on his children, Stop condemning and you will not be condemned. Forgive and you will be forgiven. so the LORD has compassion on those who fear him. R. The Lord is kind and merciful. Give, and gifts will be given to you; a good measure, packed together, shaken down, and overflowing, For the 5p, 7a and 10a Masses: will be poured into your lap. For the measure with which you measure will in return be measured out to you.” The Gospel of the Lord R. Praise to you Lord, Jesus Christ.

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The 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time February 24, 2019 | Page 3 Mǂǔǔ IǏǕǆǏǕǊǐǏǔ KǆǆǑ ǊǏ YǐǖǓ PǓǂǚǆǓǔ Weekend at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral Day Date Time Intention Requested by: Jennifer Pendergraft, Shawn Sat 2/23 5:00 pm † Jenny Tonelli Matt & Karen Foote Rolison, Darlene Duncan, Sun 2/24 7:00 am † Thomas Moore Dom & Barbara Milillo Cresenciana Rodriguez, Janine Dasnoit, Mason Hiester, James Dom 2/24 8:30 am Pro Populo Hiester, Constance Prokop, Sun 2/24 10:00 am † Irene Bousquet Mike & Michelle Connors Tiana Pitstick, Jennifer De- Sun 2/24 12:00 pm † Luis Javier Hoyos Arango Margarita Ordoñez loatch, Ron Crowson, Richard Garcia, Kendall Family, Dom 2/24 1:30 pm Cristo Jesús Soledad Rios William Houston, Aidan Day, Weekday at Sacred Heart Church Allen Roy, Margaret Virginia Mon 2/25 12:10 pm Kalil Wakim The Wakim Family Carter, Chuck Hilliard, Mark † Hilliard, Ken Hopper, Tom Tue 2/26 12:10 pm † Randy Miller MaryPat Wilson Greene, Frank Marshall, Wed 2/27 12:10 pm Elizabeth Lewis, Malinn Welch, Reuben Mathews, Mike Szafran, Miér. 2/27 6:30 pm † Benito Sanchez Fam. Lopez Christopher Luttz, Derek Thu 2/28 12:10 pm † Betty DeAngelis Sandy Peace Hazell, Terri Zito Lee, Fri 3/1 12:10 pm † Albert & Josephine Agostinello Matt & Karen Foote Angela Lombardo, Eric Fletcher, Mildred Banks, Jake Sat 3/2 9:00 am † Catherine Tuttell Marlise Taylor Hanley & family, Rik Kiszely, Lucina Chaverria, Alan Torres, Baby Hannah, Maria G., Jason, TǉǊǔ Wǆǆǌ’ǔ DǂǊǍǚ RǆǂǅǊǏǈǔ Forrest, Philip Hatcher, Bill Wolf, Allen Willis IV, Tom Mon: Sir 1:110/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd2, 5 [1a]/Mk 9:1429 Krisulewicz, Lori Cove, John Tue: Sir 2:111/Ps 37:34, 1819, 2728, 3940 [cf. 5]/Mk 9:3037 George, Esther Cole, Brent Upton, Amanda Dennis, Jadon Wed: Sir 4:1119/Ps 119:165, 168, 171, 172, 174, 175 [165a]/Mk 9:3840 Kalp, Dennis Maestro, Bella Thu: Sir 5:18/Ps 1:12, 3, 4 and 6 [40:5a]/Mk 9:4150 Amodio, Infant Grace Mullis, Pat Skelly, Manolito Rodriguez, Fri: Sir 6:517/Ps 119:12, 16, 18, 27, 34, 35 [35a]/Mk 10:112 Joan Staryak, John McCauley, Sat: Sir 17:115/Ps 103:1314, 1516, 1718 [cf. 17]/Mk 10:1316 Leonard St. Peter, Loreto Correa Becerra, Cheryl Zelek, Next Sun: Sir 27:47/Ps 92:23, 1314, 1516 [cf. 2a]/1 Cor 15:5458/Lk 6:3945 Murray Ingerham CǐǏǔǊǅǆǓ OǏǍǊǏǆ GǊǗǊǏǈ Do you pay your household and credit card bills online? Do you utilize your bank’s mobile app? Why not transfer that convenience to your method of charitable giving as well? You can set up your contributions on your own schedule and alleviate the hassle of envelopes, MǊǏǊǔǕǓǚ Ǖǐ Ǖǉǆ SǊǄǌ carrying cash or checkwriting. HNOJ offers multiple ways to conveniently support your parish: there is a desktop version from a computer, linked on our website; Vanco provides a If you or a loved one requires a free mobile app; the free MyParish app provides links for both parish and diocesan (BAA) home visit or reception of the giving; and your own bank surely offers a mobile app where you can set up automatic pay- Holy Eucharist at home, please ments. Please prayerfully consider moving your contributions to an electronic format for email Deacon Michael Alig at efficient and consistent support. [email protected] or call the main office at 9198326030. SǕǆǘǂǓǅǔǉǊǑ RǆǑǐǓǕ Special 2nd Collections: There is no For the weekend of Feb 1617 planned second collection today. Next Mǂǔǔ IǏǕǆǏǕǊǐǏǔ Mass Collections $ 39,405 weekend will be the Parish Outreach Assessment. The new schedule for 2019 You can call or email Katia in Online Banking $ 7,712 is posted on the parish website. You the parish office to request a can always make your contributions de- Mass Intention to remember a Weekly Total $ 47,117 spite bad weather, travel plans or illness departed loved one or for by using the Vanco App or by the link in prayers of healing, School Support $ 3,918 My Parish App, or on the parish website.

Page 4 | February 24, 2019 The 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time PǂǓǊǔǉ Nǆǘǔ MǖǔǊǄǂǍ EǗǆǏǕǔ ǂǕ CǂǕǉǆǅǓǂǍ Please pray for the repose of the souls of parishioners Joan DeRosa Tuesday, March 12 at 7:30 pm Celebrate the birthday of J.S. Bach with an organ Helen Bedo concert performed by Dr. David Eaton on Fisk Opus whose funeral Masses were celebrated this week at 147 featuring works by Bach and DeGrigny. The Sacred Heart Church. concert is open to the public with free admittance. Attentions Liturgical Minsters! The schedule for 2019 Cycle B (Mar 2Apr 28) has been Thursday, March 28 at 7:00 pm published via MSP for the English Masses. Please be sure to Tenebrae et Lux: Music for a Cathedral check your email for reminders and/or visit the Web Terminal to The NC State Department of Music is pleased to see your assignments. present a choral concert entitled, “Tenebrae et Lux: Mu- sic for a Cathedral.” This concert of choral music befi- Would You Like to Welcome Visitors? tting the Lenten season will be performed by three NC State Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral is open to Choirs: the State Chorale, Singing Statesmen, and Vox Accalia. visitors MonFri from 10 am until 2 pm. Works will include Allegri’s famous Miserere mei, Deus, which "As a Greeter I have had the privilege of meeting and greeting was performed annually at the Sistine Chapel during Holy Week those who have come from near and far.I love my faith and my for many years, as well as sacred music by Brahms, Howells, church. It gives me great joy to share our story. Through this Biebl, Pergolesi, Tavener, Matsushita, and others. Cathedral or- ministry I receive so much more than I give by seeing our faith ganist Dr. David Eaton will be a featured guest performer. The and our cathedral through the eyes of others." Sally Bruns, Ca- choirs Will be directed by Nathan Leaf accompanied by pianist thedral Greeter. For more information about the HNOJ Cathe- Ariadna Nacienceno. The concert is free and open to the public. dral Greeter Ministry contact Linda Bedo at [email protected] VǐǍǖǏǕǆǆǓ OǑǑǐǓǕǖǏǊǕǊǆǔ Dave Ramsay’s Financial Peace University We continue with Lesson 6, The Role of Envelope stuffers needed on Thursday, February 28 at 9:00 Insurance. The purpose of insurance is am in the parish office. Parking will be available in the school simply to transfer risk, this is your defen- lot. Please call or email Shirley with you availability. Hi- sive game plan. There are seven basic [email protected]. insurances you actually need. Sponsored by the Living Faith Committee. Visit ww.daveramsey.com. Contact Dan & Eliza- The NEW Oak City CaresOpportunities to Help beth Dunbar, [email protected]. Volunteers are needed at Oak City Cares which is a new multi services center for people experiencing homelessness. It will Mardi Gras | March 2 open in April and is operated by Catholic Charities in partnership The Living Faith Committee and AAMEN invite you with Wake County, the City of Raleigh, and the Partnership to to an evening of fun and excitement. Please join us End and Prevent Homelessness, and 15+ partner agencies which for Mardi Gras on Saturday, March 2nd following will provide services onsite. Volunteers are critically needed to 5:00 pm Mass in the Piazza. Traditional Mardi Gras provide hospitality, family recreation activities, administrative foods and a live band will make this a memorable support and more during the week and weekends. To learn more night. Cost: FREE! about volunteering, please click on the “Volunteer” link at www.oakcitycares.org Encounter Lent Join our faith communityNand more than 14,000 Catholic com- Join NC Catholics Volunteer on the following dates: March 9th munities across the United StatesNin a lifechanging Lenten (Fayetteville Deanery); May 18th (Fayetteville Deanery); June journey of encounter with CRS Rice Bowl. Pick up your family’s 22nd (Tar River Deanery). Help as we repair homes damaged by CRS Rice Bowl from Cathedral School, Faith Formation or 1st Hurricane Matthew and Hurricane Florence in Edgecombe Sunday of Lent at the Cathedral. And don't forget to download County and Cumberland County. Contact Daniel Altenau at (919) the CRS Rice Bowl app! 8219767 [email protected] www.CatholicCharitiesRaleigh.org/NCCV Aǔǉ WǆǅǏǆǔǅǂǚ ʧ FǊǓǔǕ LǆǏǕǆǏ FǓǊǅǂǚ All Masses on March 6th will be celebrated at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral. There will be NO 12:10 pm Mass at Sacred Heart Church on Ash Wednesday. Mass Times: 7:00 AM 12:00 PM 6:00 PM and 7:30 PM Spanish Weekly Soup Suppers at Cathedral School Hall Stations of the Cross English Lenten Fridays at 7:00 pm, The LFC will sponsor a Soup Supper at alternating weeks / campus 5:30 pm each week before Stations of the Cross/Viacrucis. Each week. A different HNOJ SHC The Spanish schedule ministry will host the Stations of the Cross. March 8 March 15 will take place at the March 22 March 29 opposite campus each week. April 5 April 12

The 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time February 24, 2019 | Page 5 JǖǔǕǊǄǆ BǖǍǍǆǕǊǏ BǐǂǓǅ BǍǂǄǌ HǊǔǕǐǓǚ MǐǏǕǉ AǘǂǓǆǏǆǔǔ: God has delivered your enemy into your grasp this day. BǊǔǉǐǑ JǐǔǆǑǉ LǂǘǔǐǏ HǐǘǛǆ 1 Samuel 26: 8 Bishop Joseph Lawson Howze was born in Daphine, Alabama, Sometimes the need for revenge gets the better of our higher an- August 30, 1923. He began his school years at Most Pure Heart gels but not in today’s first reading. Saul had tried to kill David of Mary School in Mobile, but his first year of school was inter- on several occasions. However, David, perhaps sensing Saul’s rupted in 1928 by the death of his mother. He completed the change of personality over the years to something we would call remainder of his secondary education in, segregated, public today, psychotic, refuses to put him to death. It is in this light, schools in Baldwin County Alabama. He was valedictorian of that we examine the new revision to the Church’s teaching on the his high school class and intended to study medicine, but he death penalty and human dignity. earned a bachelor’s degree in science and education at Alabama This past August 1, 2018, Pope Francis approved a new revision State College in Montgomery. He taught biology and chemistry of paragraph number 2267 of the Catechism of the Catholic for two years at Central High School, a black public school in Church, according to which “a new understanding has emerged Mobile. of the significance of penal sanctions imposed by the state, thus He was raised Baptist, but later became a Methodist. He was a “the death penalty is inadmissible.” On many occasions, Pope choir director, taught himself to play piano and was a Sunday John Paul II intervened for the elimination of capital punishment school teacher. While teaching at Central High School he was describing it as “cruel and unnecessary” and Pope Benedict XVI drawn to the Catholicism. Soon he began instruction in the Cath- appealed for “the attention of society’s leaders to the need to olic faith under the direction a Josephite priest. At age 25, he make every effort to eliminate the death penalty.” was baptized a Catholic. An interest in the priesthood soon de- The Catechism text as revised reads as follows: veloped and after many inquiries into the process, Bishop Vin- 2267. Recourse to the death penalty on the part of legitimate cent S. Waters, adopted his as a seminarian for the Diocese of authority, following a fair trial, was long considered an ap- Raleigh. He began studies at the Diocesan Preparatory Seminary propriate response to the gravity of certain crimes and an in Buffalo, NY. acceptable, albeit extreme, means of safeguarding the com- He was ordained a priest at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Raleigh, mon good. May 7, 1959. He was only the Diocese’s second African Ameri- Today, however, there is an increasing awareness that the can priest and his was the first ordination of an African American dignity of the person is not lost even after the commission of priest in the state of North Carolina. very serious crimes. In addition, a new understanding has emerged of the significance of penal sanctions imposed by His first priestly assignment was as assistant pastor of Our Lady the state. Lastly, more effective systems of detention have of Consolation Church in Charlotte. During his 13 years of min- been developed, which ensure the due protection of citizens istry in the Diocese of Raleigh, which included the whole state, but, at the same time, do not definitively deprive the guilty of he served at parishes in Sanford, Southern Pines, and Durham. the possibility of redemption. He served as assistant vocations director and associate editor of Consequently, the Church teaches, in the light of the Gospel, the North Carolina Catholic newspaper. When the Diocese of that “the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an at- Charlotte was carved out of the Diocese of Raleigh in 1972, Fa- tack on the inviolability and dignity of the person”[1] and ther Howze was serving as the 12th pastor of what is now Basili-

she works with determination for its abolition worldwide. ca of St. Lawrence in Asheville. In 1972, St. Paul VI appointed Father Howze as auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Natchez [1] FRANCIS, Address to Participants in the Meeting organized by the Pontifi- cal Council for the Promotion of the New Evangelization, 11 October 2017: Jackson, Mississippi . Bishop Howze accepted the presidency of L’Osservatore Romano, 13 October 2017. the National Black Catholic Clergy Caucus in 1973. As today’s responsorial psalm states, “God redeems life from On March 8, 1977, Bishop Howze was appointed the first bishop destruction.” of the newly established, Diocese of Biloxi. He was the first Af- rican American bishop to head a U.S. diocese in the 20th Centu- Barbara Molinari Quinby, MPS ry. During his leadership as bishop, he served on several U.S. Director of Social Justice Ministries bishops’ committees focusing on justice, peace, interreligious and ecumenical affairs and Black Catholic ministry. He held several honorary degrees and was a Fourth Degree Knight of Peter Claver and a Third Degree Knight Columbus. He retired May 15, 2001. He died at age 95 on January 9, 2019. JǖǔǕǊǄǆ ǇǐǓ IǎǎǊǈǓǂǏǕǔ The Just Treatment of Immigrants “When workers come from another country or district and contribute by their labor to the economic advancement of a nation or region, all discrimination with respect to wages and working conditions must be carefully avoided. The local people, moreover, above all the public authorities, should all treat them not as mere tools of production but as persons, and must help them to arrange for their families to live with them and to provided themselves with decent living quarters. The native should also see that these workers are introduced into the social life of the country or region which receives them.” …Pastoral Constitution of Vatican Council II, Gaudi- um et Spes. If you are interested in joining the Justice for Immigrants team, please contact Luisa MartinPrice through [email protected].

The 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time February 24, 2019 | Page 6 FǂǊǕǉ FǐǓǎǂǕǊǐǏ YǐǖǕǉ MǊǏǊǔǕǓǚ Elementary Faith Formation February 24: Life Night M “Sex is More” M 6:008:30 PM M Cathedral School Hall M At this Life Night we will instill hope Sunday Classes Wednesday Classes in regard to our sexuality and the great love God has planned for Feb 24: Class Feb 27: Class us. Mar 03: Class Mar 06: No Class Ash Wed. March 3: Life Night M “Distorted” M 6:008:30 PM M Cathedral Mar 10: Class Mar 13: Class School Hall M We will examine why sexual acts that are not free, total, faithful, and fruitful, like sex before marriage and Middle School EDGE (45:30p) pornography, are distortions of love. EDGE Youth Group is a free program that is open to all youth March 9: Men’s Group M Will be going Rock Climbing at Tri- in grades 6th, 7th and 8th. Join us at Cathedral School Hall! angle Rock Club. It will be $20. February 24: Class March 10: Class March 9: Women’s Group M We will be meeting at 10:30am in March 24: Stations of the Cross hosted by Grade 8 the School Hall for our Chopped Challenge. March 10: Life Night M “Living Love Now” M 6:008:30 PM M C1Confirmation Year 1 (4:005:30 pm) Cathedral School Hall M We will look to understand how to live March 3 love now in four distinct relationships; with God, ourselves, those of the same and those of the opposite gender. March 17 Spring Retreat Registration is open for every teen, 9th through 12th grade! This NC OǑǑǐǓǕǖǏǊǕǚ SǄǉǐǍǂǓǔǉǊǑ PǓǐǈǓǂǎ year’s theme is “The Quest: A Retreat on Life’s Big Questions.” We are traveling to Camp Rockfish in Parkton, NC for our 3 Cathedral School participates in the NC Opportunity Scholar- day retreat March 2224. The cost is $185 per teen. For more ship Program. We are listed with the state by our full name Sa- information or to register you can email Elizabeth Queen, our cred Heart Cathedral School, Raleigh. Scholarship students Youth Minister, at [email protected]. Registration closes on must meet admissions standards of Cathedral School found at March 3rd! www.cathedralschool.org. To be eligible, your child must meet ONE of the following IǈǏǊǕǆǅ Bǚ TǓǖǕǉ requirements: The 16thannual Ignited By Truth Conference will be held April Received an Opportunity Scholarship during the 2018 6 at NC State’s Reynolds Coliseum inRaleigh, featuring renow- 19 school year ned speakers Dr. Tim Gray, Fr. Larry Richards, Dr. Peter Kreeft, Susan Brinkmann, Adam Blai, and Fr. Dwight Longene- Was a fulltime student assigned to and attending a cker. Opening Mass will be celebrated by BishopZarama, and public school for the Spring 2019 semester Catholic vendors, Eucharistic Adoration, and confession will be Will be entering Kindergarten or First Grade in 2019 available all day.The student program will include free pizza 20 lunch, vibrant speaker Nick De La Torre, music andprayer with Is a child currently in foster care or who was adopted Fr. Ian Van Heusen and Dana Catherine. The day will conclude within the last year with a concertperformance by Dana Catherine and Nick & Ali- Meets household income eligibility requirements (see na De La Torre. Buy your tickets today! Advance price is $15 website listed below for details) for adults. FREE admission for students age10college with registration. Visit IgnitedByTruth.org or call 9197891428 for Please note: more information. You can get more information and apply online from February Join IBT representatives on March 24 in the 1, 2019 MJune 1, 2019 at www.ncseaa.edu/osg.htm . Priority Piazza for coffee and donuts after the will be given to applications submitted February 1 March 1, 10:00 am and the 12:00 pm Masses, to 2019. You must report the 2018 annual income for all house- learn more firsthand about the conference. hold members. You will be entered into a statewide lottery. All Tickets will be available on the premesis. have an equal chance of being selected. Please call Cathedral School at 9198324711 if we can assist you. Craft Fair & Market April 13 Vendors Needed! April 13th Middle School and High School Ministry will be hosting a Spring Market/Craft Fair. We are looking for venders, crafters, and unique sellers to join us for our Spring Market. We are selling spaces at our downtown location for this event. If you would like to be a vender please contact Stacie Miller ([email protected]) or Elizabeth Queen ([email protected]) for more details or check it out on our Website www.raleighcathedral.org Costs: $45 for NonParishioners who need tables provided, $35 for NonParishioners who don’t need tables provided, $35 for Parishioners who need tables Pro- vided, and $30 for Parishioners who don’t need tables provided. We will be accepting vender applications through March 31st! All applications can be found online on the Cathedral Website or upon email request to Stacie or Elizabeth. Please, consider joining us for our Spring Market/Craft Show.

Page 7 | February 24, 2019 The 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time LǊǕǖǓǈǊǂ ǅǆ Ǎǂ PǂǍǂǃǓǂ Recuerde silenciar sus dispositivos móviles antes de que comience la misa. Primera Lectura 1 Sam 26, 2. 79. 1213. 2223 Segunda Lectura 1 Cor 15, 4549 En aquellos días, Saúl se puso en camino con tres mil soldados Hermanos: La Escritura dice que el primer hombre, Adán, fue un israelitas, bajó al desierto de Zif en persecución de David y ser que tuvo vida; el último Adán es espíritu que da la vida. Sin acampo en Jakilá. embargo, no existe primero lo vivificado por el Espíritu, sino lo puramente humano; lo vivificado por el Espíritu viene después. David y Abisay fueron de noche al campamento enemigo y en- contraron a Saúl durmiendo entre los carros; su lanza estaba El primer hombre, hecho de tierra, es terreno; el segundo viene clavada en tierra, junto a su cabecera, y en torno a él dormían del cielo. Como fue el hombre terreno, así son los hombres ter- Abner y su ejército. Abisay dijo entonces a David: "Dios te está renos; como es el hombre celestial, así serán los celestiales. Y del poniendo al enemigo al alcance de tu mano. Deja que lo clave mismo modo que fuimos semejantes al hombre terreno, seremos ahora en tierra con un solo golpe de su misma lanza. No hará también semejantes al hombre celestial. falta repetirlo". Pero David replicó: "No lo mates. ¿Quién puede Palabra de Dios R: Te alabamos Señor. atentar contra el ungido del Señor y quedar sin pecado?" Entonces cogió David la lanza y el jarro de agua de la cabecera Aclamación antes del Evangelio Jn 13, 34 de Saúl y se marchó con Abisay. Nadie los vio, nadie se enteró y R.Aleluya, aleluya. nadie despertó; todos siguieron durmiendo, porque el Señor les Les doy un mandamiento nuevo, dice el Señor, había enviado un sueño profundo. que se amen los unos a los otros, como yo los he amado. David cruzó de nuevo el valle y se detuvo en lo alto del monte, a R.Aleluya. gran distancia del campamento de Saúl. Desde ahí gritó: "Rey Saúl, aquí está tu lanza, manda a alguno de tus criados a recoger- Evangelio Lc 6, 2738 la. El Señor le dará a cada uno según su justicia y su lealtad, pues En aquel tiempo, Jesús dijo a sus discípulos: "Amen a sus enemi- él te puso hoy en mis manos, pero yo no quise atentar contra el gos, hagan el bien a los que los aborrecen, bendigan a quienes los maldicen y oren por quienes los difaman. Al que te golpee en una ungido del Señor". mejilla, preséntale la otra; al que te quite el manto, déjalo llevarse Palabra de Dios R. Te alabamos Señor. también la túnica. Al que te pida, dale; y al que se lleve lo tuyo,

no se lo reclames. Salmo Responsorial M Del Salmo 102 Traten a los demás como quieran que los traten a ustedes; porque R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. si aman sólo a los que los aman, ¿qué hacen de extraordinario? Bendice al Señor, alma mía, También los pecadores aman a quienes los aman. Si hacen el bien que todo mi ser bendiga su santo nombre. sólo a los que les hacen el bien, ¿qué tiene de extraordinario? Lo Bendice al Señor, alma mía, mismo hacen los pecadores. Si prestan solamente cuando esperan y no te olvides de sus beneficios. cobrar, ¿qué hacen de extraordinario? También los pecadores R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. prestan a otros pecadores, con la intención de cobrárselo después. El Señor perdona tus pecados y cura tus enfermedades; Ustedes, en cambio, amen a sus enemigos, hagan el bien y pres- él rescata tu vida del sepulcro ten sin esperar recompensa. Así tendrán un gran premio y serán y te colma de amor y de ternura. hijos del Altísimo, porque él es bueno hasta con los malos y los

R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. ingratos. Sean misericordiosos, como su Padre es misericordioso. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso, No juzguen y no serán juzgados; no condenen y no serán conde- Lento para enojarse y generoso para perdonar. nados; perdonen y serán perdonados. Den y se les dará: recibirán No nos trata como merecen nuestras culpas, una medida buena, bien sacudida, apretada y rebosante en los ni nos paga según nuestros pecados. pliegues de su túnica. Porque con la misma medida con que mi- R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. dan, serán medidos''. Como dista el oriente del ocaso, así aleja de nosotros nuestros delitos; Palabra del Señor R: Gloria a ti Señor Jesús. como un padre es compasivo con sus hijos, así es compasivo el Señor con quien lo ama. R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. LǆǄǕǖǓǂǔ ǅǆ Ǎǂ SǆǎǂǏǂ Lunes: Eclo 1, 110/Sal 93, 1. 12. 5 [1]/Mc 9, 1429 Martes: Eclo 2, 111/Sal 37, 34. 1819. 2728. 3940 [cfr. 5]/Mc 9, 3037 Miércoles: Eclo 4, 1129/Sal 119, 165. 168. 171. 172. 174. 175 [165]/Mc 9, 3840 Jueves: Eclo 5, 18/Sal 1, 12. 3. 4 y 6 [40, 5]/Mc 9, 4150 Viernes: Eclo 6, 517/Sal 119, 12. 16. 18. 27. 34. 35 [35]/Mc 10, 112 Sábado: Eclo 17, 115/Sal 103, 1314. 1516. 1718 [cfr. 17]/Mc 10, 1316 Domingo Siguiente Eclo 27, 47/Sal 92, 23. 1314. 1516 [cfr. 2]/1 Co 15, 5458/Lc 6, 3945 pagina 8 | 24 de febrero del 2019 VII Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario PǓǆǈǖǏǕǂǔ ǅǆ Ǎǂ SǆǎǂǏǂ Lǂ FǂǎǊǍǊǂ: “PǓǐǎǐǕǐǓǂ ǅǆǍ DǆǔǂǓǓǐǍǍǐ” Primera Lectura En la familia se promueven los hijos por el estudio, se capacitan La lectura de hoy es un extracto de una historia más larga de para el trabajo y se apoyan mutuamente para alcanzar una vida cómo el Rey David perdono la vida de Saúl. David estaba de- más digna y más noble. Quería Dios que las familias tuvieran cidido a no asesinar a Saúl, "el ungido del Señor", a pesar de buenas relaciones entre parientes, familiares y vecinos. que Saúl buscaba matar a David. ¿Qué revela esto sobre el ca- Pero el pecado ha metido en las relaciones de familia y entre rácter del rey David? familias toda clase de conflictos y problemas: chismes, calum- Segunda Lectura nias, falsos testimonios, deshonras, robos, venganzas, muertes, A medida que Pablo comienza a cerrar su discusión sobre la envidias, rencores, rivalidad, revanchas. Desde entonces, la vida resurrección de Cristo, contrasta al primer hombre (Adán) con el fraterna es muy difícil. último Adán (Cristo). ¿Qué es lo que más te interesa de las ideas Más cuántas dificultades aparecen en las familias: enfrentamien- de Pablo sobre Adán y Cristo? tos de hijos con los padres; madres angustiadas por hijos perdi- Lectura del Evangelio dos en los vicios; hijos que se escapan o son expulsados de sus Jesús implora a sus seguidores que amen a sus enemigos y que hogares; incapacidad para comunicarse; frialdad; abusos; iras dejen de juzgar a los demás. ¿Cómo te comparas contra estos desmedidas; hermanos que se odian y no se ayudan; esposas imperativos morales? víctimas de hombres crueles; agresividad entre los padres divi- didos y familias que son escándalo para las demás familias. En la familia se requieren unas condiciones mínimas de respon- VǊǗǊǓ Ǎǂ LǊǕǖǓǈǊǂ sabilidad; fidelidad; capacidad para el diálogo; un trabajo y una "Ama a tus enemigos y haz el bien a los que te odian". No nos estabilidad económica; una vivienda digna. Quedar sin casa es gusta escuchar estas palabras, pero están en el corazón de la atentar contra la seguridad de la vida; la casa nos crea un am- enseñanza de Jesús. Cuando estamos heridos, queremos poner- biente para el desarrollo. El mundo se humanizó en la casa: se nos a la defensiva y contra atacar. Preferimos participar en la heredó el lenguaje, se fabricó la cultura. La familia debe respon- batalla con algo que es negativo y malvado en lugar de devolver der a los servicios básicos: agua, luz, servicios sanitarios, etc. un corazón de amor. Es fácil amar a quienes nos aman y mucho La sociedad exige de la familia un testimonio concreto en el más difícil amar a los que tal vez no nos aman. Pero no se puede orden social, político, religioso, en todo lo referente al bien co- encontrar merito en simplemente rodearnos de amigos. Jesús quiere sacarnos de nuestras zonas de confort. Todavía nos en- mún. La familia es la primera célula de la sociedad, de ahí nuestra responsabilidad de promover por todos los medios posibles contramos juzgando a otros y condenándolos cuando la orden la noviolencia. del Evangelio es el perdón y la misericordia. ¿Por qué estamos tan poco dispuestos a soltar el control? Tal vez la respuesta se Jesús, ayúdanos a construir en nuestras familias una sociedad encuentre en una falta de amor y una ausencia de fe. nueva, una nueva cultura, una nueva fraternidad, despertando la sensibilidad social, el respeto a la opinión ajena, la solidaridad ¿EǔǕǤǔ PǆǏǔǂǏǅǐ ǆǏ CǂǔǂǓǕǆ? humana y la participación comunitaria. Pues entonces te invitamos a que te prepares para lo que es tu Para la reflexión mayor inversión en la vida: tu Matrimonio. Ven y prepárate para ¿Ayudamos con nuestras palabras y ejemplos a la promoción este gran proyecto que Dios tiene para ti y tu pareja; y, junto a humana? otras parejas con ese mismo fin, profundiza lo que es la belleza ¿Nuestra familia da testimonio a la comunidad de ser promotora del matrimonio y las bendiciones que recibes en él. ¿Como? de la violencia o de la paz? Asistiendo a uno de nuestros Talleres diocesanos de Preparación Matrimonial de la diócesis de Raleigh. Puedes encontrar los Andrea Blanco J.D. M.A. detalles en: Directora de Formación de Fe https://raldioc.configio.com/go/unidos Mas información al teléfono (919) 8219735 o envíame un correo electrónico a ro- [email protected] ¿Tǆ GǖǔǕǂǓǯǂ ǔǆǓǗǊǓǍǆ ǂ DǊǐǔ ǋǖǏǕǐ ǄǐǏ Ǖǖ Mǆ ǒǖǊǆǓǐ ǄǂǔǂǓ ǚ…???? PǂǓǆǋǂ? ¿Estás listo para casarte? Ven, te invitamos a hacerlo. Contamos Sabes, Dios te ha llamado al Matrimonio y puedes servirle a Él con talleres diocesanos de preparación matrimonial. Pero… en pareja. Te invitamos a servir en este ministerio de vida matri- ¿qué es eso? Bueno, es un día en que compartes con otras pare- monial. Tu ayuda es muy importante y muy valiosa. Si quieres jas que tienen la misma meta que tu: Ser Feliz en el Matrimonio. participar, buscamos parejas que nos ayuden en la preparación Pues en este taller te damos las herramientas de cómo lograrlo, y de las parejas que se van a casar. Puedes aportar tus talentos, puedes recibir el testimonio de parejas que ya han recorrido esa cualquiera que estos sean. Tendrás un roll de acuerdo a lo que experiencia del Sacramento. Tenemos varias fechas y lugares, puedas y quieras desempeñar y la oportunidad de aprender para búscalas en: https://raldioc.configio.com/go/unidos Mas infor- realizar otros. Solo necesitamos tus “ganas de Servir”, contác- mación al teléfono (919) 8219735 o envíame un correo elec- tame. Mas información al teléfono (919) 8219735 o envíame trónico a [email protected] un correo electrónico a [email protected]

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Horas de Oficina: C1 Domingo 4:005:30 pm La oficina parroquial está C1 padres se unen al Diácono Juan en el sagrado corazón cada semana a las 4:15 pm ubicada en 219 W Edenton St. 3 de marzo 17 de marzo Lunes, Martes y Jueves Formación elemental de la Fe: 9:00 am4:00 pm padres se unen al Diácono Juan en el sagrado corazón cada semana a las 4:15 pm Miércoles Domingo Lunes Miércoles 4:008:00 pm 4:305:30 pm 6:157:30 pm 6:207:20 pm Domingo 24 de febrero 25 de febrero 27 de febrero 10:00 amN3:00 pm 3 de marzo 4 de marzo (5:157:30) 6 de marzo: No clase Clero | Padre Pedro Muñoz Miércoles de Ceniza 9197586275 MǆǅǊǕǂǄǊǴǏ EǗǂǏǈǫǍǊǄǐ Coordinadora | Olga Salas Las lecturas del domingo pasado nos hablaban de las Bienaventuranzas como una forma de Para solicitar una cita con el P. vida. Ahora, la Liturgia nos pone en la difícil situación de amar a nuestros enemigos. Situación Pedro, llame al 9198326030, que compromete y responsabiliza ha ambas partes, el que persigue y el que perdona. En la x104 y hable con Olga Salas. primera lectura se puede escuchar claramente con el comportamiento de David hacia el Rey Saúl de cómo se ama al enemigo. En el Evangelio no se debe de perder de vista el fin de la Horas de Misas Domingo enseñanza del Señor Jesús, "?amen a sus enemigos, hagan el bien a los que los odian, bendi- Catedral de Santo Nombre de Jesús gan a los que los maldicen, rueguen por los que los maltratan. Al que te golpea en una mejilla, 8:30 am | 1:30 pm preséntale también la otra. Al que te arrebata el manto, entrégale también el vestido. Da al que

te pide, y al que te quita lo tuyo, no se lo reclames." (Lucas 6:2730) Misa Diaria Iglesia Sagrado Corazón Lo que sigue del Evangelio es una perfecta catequesis de la misericordia y compasión de Dios Miércoles | 6:30 pm hacia todo el que escucha su Palabra y la pone en práctica. La vida de todo bautizado debe estar colmada de esa gran bondad que Jesús mostraba a su pueblo en su tiempo y ahora en este Hora Santa tiempo. Compromiso de amor que implica no juzgar a la ligera a los que nos rodean; de perdo- Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón nar a los que nos hacen mal en un proceso de vida. Para lograr ese proceso les invito a reflex- Jueves | 7:00 pm ionar en las siguientes preguntas: ¿Quiénes son hoy en día los enemigos de la familia y la sociedad? ¿Quiénes persiguen a los jóvenes en su lucha para cumplir sus sueños? ¿Quiénes Confesiones promueven la justicia y la paz en la familia y la sociedad? La respuesta te implica a ti. Iglesia del Sagrado Corazón Miércoles a las 5:30 pm Jueves a las 6:00 pm Lǂ JǖǔǕǊǄǊǂ ǑǂǓǂ Lǐǔ IǏǎǊǈǓǂǏǕǆǔ Quinceañeras El Trato Justo de los inmigrantes Llame a la oficina parroquial “Con respecto a los trabajadores que, procedentes de otros países o de otras regiones, cooperan para programar una cita con el en el crecimiento económico de una nación o de una provincia, se ha de evitar con sumo cui- coordinadora de ministerio dado toda discriminación en materia de remuneración o de condiciones de trabajo. Además, la hispano, Olga Salas. sociedad entera, en particular los poderes públicos, deben considerarlos como personas, no simplemente como meros instrumentos de producción; deben ayudarlos para que traigan junto RǆǒǖǊǔǕǐǔ ǑǂǓǂ BǂǖǕǊǛǂǓ a sí a sus familiares, se procuren un alojamiento decente, y a favorecer su incorporación a la vida social del país o de la región que los acoge.” …Constitución Pastoral del Concilio Vati- Certificado de Nacimiento del cano II, Gaudium et Spes. Si está interesado en Justicia para Inmigrantes, por favor, póngase niñno (a) que se bautizara, Los en contacto con Luisa MartinPrice través [email protected] Padrinos deben tener 16 años de edad y recibido el sacramento de SǆǓǗǊǄǊǐǔ ǅǆ IǏǎǂǈǓǂǄǊǴǏ Confirmación. Prácticante católi- Caridades Católicas Caridades Católicas de la Diócesis de Raleigh ofrece servicios profesiona- ca en Buena communion con la les en el área de Inmigración. Puede ingresar a nuestra línea y llenar el formulario este siste- Iglesia. Padres y padrinos asistir a ma es rápido y seguro. http://www.catholiccharitiesraleigh.org/immigration/. Toda la las pláticas o traer comprobante Información es confidencial. 9198218148 or [email protected] de su parroquia de que participó en las pláticas prebautismales.

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