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St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish Catholic Campus Ministry July 16, 2017 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish Catholic Campus Ministry July 16, 2017 Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 603 N Leverett, Fayetteville AR 72701 Ph.: 479-444-0223 Fax: 479-442-2633 Email: [email protected] Web: www.catholichogs.com FB: St. Thomas Aquinas University Parish Staff Mass Schedule Pastor: 7/17 Monday Fr. Andrew Hart………………[email protected] 7/18 Tuesday Deacons: No Daily 7/19 Wednesday Norm DeBriyn…... ………[email protected] 7/20 Thursday Mass Bud Baldwin….… 7/21 Friday this week ………[email protected] Campus Ministers: 7/22 Saturday Adam Koehler………………[email protected] 7/23 Sun—Reconciliation……………………..9:00am Juliane Pierini …………………[email protected] Mass……………………………………….10:00am Music Minister: Reconciliation…………………………..4:00pm Marguerite Martinez…. Mass………………………………………...5:00pm …………………[email protected] Administrative Assistant: Nora Bryant…….……………[email protected] Faculty Advisors Dc. Paul Cronan……[email protected] Dr. Theresa Cronan………[email protected] Newman Center Hours Administrative Office Hours Monday—Tuesday……………….8:00am—5:00pm Monday—Thursday………………….8:00am—5:00pm Wednesday—Thursday………..8:00am—6:00pm Friday……………………………………..8:00am –12:00pm Friday………………………………...8:00am—12:00pm Saturday…………………………………………………..Closed Saturday……………………………………………….Closed Sunday……………………………………………………..Closed Sunday………………………………...8:30am—6:00pm Catholic Young Professionals! NWA CYP is an energetic Catholic young adults group that yields spiritual growth, social events, and service opportunities. Join us for Bible study on Mondays at Jt. Joe’s in Tontitown. The Little Rock Theology Institute For more information, contact us on Facebook at: Provides a unique opportunity to enrich your personal facebook.com/groups/NWACYP, or on Instagram at: spiritual journey, grow in knowledge of the Catholic instragram.com/nwacyp, or by email at: nwacy- faith, and for those whishing to earn a degree in The- [email protected] ology. Classes meet once weekend a month from ====================================== September to June. For more information call 501- 664-0340 ext. 359 or 323, or visit www.dolr.org. Diocese of Little Rock Directory Please prayerfully consider joining us this year! The Little Rock Diocesan directory is now available. ====================================== This directory is an invaluable resource for finding Mass times at another parish, locating a parish during Catholic Charismatic Renewal your travels, or contacting a parish or priest. It costs Arkansas Catholic Charismatic Renewal Service for only $13. To order, send your check to The Arkansas the Diocese of Little Rock invites you to its annual Catholic at P.O. Box 7417, Little Rock, AR. 72217. conference, July 28-30 at the Wyndham Riverfront Directories will be shipped in late September. Hotel, North Little Rock. “Come Wade in the ====================================== Water,” registration opens Friday, July 28 at 3pm. To view the schedule and speakers, go to Youth Minister Needed in Conway www.arkcc.org. A “Life in the Spirit” seminar for St. Joseph’s Church in Conway is seeking a full-time ages 13-18 is featured on Saturday and Children’s Youth Minister to lead the youth of the parish. Ministry, age 5-12, is also available. The conference Strong leadership skills, energetic and charismatic closes with 11am Mass on Sunday with Bishop personality, the ability to manage and recruit volun- Anthony Taylor. teers, and enthusiasm for working with youth, are re- For registration form or further information, go to quirements for the position. Additionally, the individ- website or contact Linda at 501-753-1553 ual must have a passion for evangelization and ====================================== discipleship. The position reports directly to the Business Manager. College diploma or equivalent work experience required. Resumes should be mailed to: St. Joseph Catholic Church, 1115 College Ave., Conway, Arkansas 72032. Applications may also be email to: mamal- [email protected]. Please, no phone inquiries. “A Taste of Faith,” is a dinner to honor and support ===================================== the Diocese of Little Rock seminarians. This year’s Organist / Choir Director Needed date is August 12, 2017. This event provides you the Immaculate Conception Church, in Fort Smith, a opportunity to make a financial commitment to con- historic and diverse congregation, with over 2,000 tribute to the education of our seminarians and families and a strong tradition of choral and organ acknowledge God’s blessing on our Diocese. music, seeks gifted and experienced Organist and If you would like to host a table, attend, or contribute, Choir Director to lead the English speaking adult please contact Dianne Brady at 501-664-0340 ext. choir. The ideal candidate will have a passion for 391 or email [email protected]. traditional Catholic organ music, and draw on the tal- ====================================== ents of our diverse congregation. One Hour with Me This a part-time position (15 hours per week) and ap- In conjunction with promotions at Loving Choices plications are being accepted until August 15, 2017 and Cross Church, the NWA Respect Life Council by mailing a cover letter and resume to Fr. John K. announces Onehourwithme.com Inspired by Matthew Antony, Pastor, at Immaculate Conception Church, 26:40, this is an ecumenical outreach to encourage P.O. Box 1866, Fort Smith, AR., 72902, attn.: Fr. Christians to pray for just one hour per month at the John K. Antony, or by email to: Planned Parenthood abortion center. [email protected]. Please prayerfully consider just one hour per month and visit us on Facebook/one hour with me or sign up at onehourwithme.com. Get aSpire, a free monthly e-mail news- letter covering the Catholic faith, Pope Francis and the Diocese of Little Rock. Brief, casual and entertaining -- it's news you might have missed, simple inspirations and useful tips for achieving an exceptional Catholic life. Sign-up at http:// www.arkansas-catholic.org/publications/e- letter =============================== POST-ABORTION SUPPORT Do you feel alone, hurting or unforgiven from a past abortion? The Respect Life Of- fice, through Project Rachel, is starting a support group, beginning the third week in September. The spiritual journey lasts 11 weeks, with small groups of 6-8. Groups will be formed in Little Rock, Rogers/ Springdale and Hot Springs areas. All names and meeting places are strictly confi- dential. For details call 501-664-0340, ext. 357 or email: [email protected]. All inquir- ies must be made by September 18. =============================== Our Mission Statement We are a Christian faith community with a unique mission and commitment to the stu- dents, faculty and staff of the University of Treasures From Our Tradition Arkansas, Fayetteville. All in the Two centuries ago, Archbishop John Carroll worried that Ameri- Fayetteville area are welcome in this cans would not appreciate the linguistic veil over our worship, community. We prayerfully strive to and asked that the liturgy in the new United States be in English, be Christ-like by providing a source not Latin. How did our liturgy come to be in Latin in the first of guidance, spiritual growth and place? In the first century, the dominant language in the regions awareness of our Roman Catholic where the church first flourished was Greek. Today in much of the world, almost everyone speaks at least a bit of English. Re- identity, a challenge to service and an cently, the European Union even considered making English its enthusiastic spirit of worship. We are official language, a curious proposal since only two English- a sacrament and proclaim God’s love speaking countries are members. with the message of hope, sacrifice, Just as English is a unifying language today, it was hard to func- reconciliation and everlasting life. tion in the ancient world without a smattering of Greek. Even We encourage each other to accept the work “Eucharist” comes from the Greek for “thanksgiving.” For a long time, Greek was the language of worship, even in the Eucharist as the Lord’s invitation Rome. Slowly, society in the west shifted to a bias for Latin and and the center of our lives. against Greek. Latin first appeared in public prayer at the end of the second century, in the colonial outposts of North Africa. Soon, Latin became the language of culture, and so as fixed prayer forms were written, they were transmitted in Latin. From Rome and Africa, over the next four centuries, the new liturgical language of Latin spread north to Gaul and Britain. - Rev. James Field, Copyright © J.S. Paluch Co. .
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