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(865) 588‐0249 • Shcathedral.Org Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity • May 26, 2013 The Most Rev. Richard F. Stika, D.D., Bishop The Very Rev. David Boettner, V.G., Rector May 26, 2013 Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity First Holy Communion ~ May 4, 2013 ~ 10:00am “Photos courtesy of Dan Barile/ [email protected]” First Holy Communion ~ May 4, 2013 ~ 2:00pm “Photos courtesy of Dan Barile/ [email protected]” 711 S. Northshore Drive • Knoxville, Tennessee 37919 • (865) 588‐0249 • shcathedral.org Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity • May 26, 2013 Readings for the Week of May 26, 2013 Sunday: The Most Holy Trinity Prv 8:22-31; Ps 8; Rom 5:1-5; Jn 16:12-15 The community of Sacred Heart Cathedral welcomes Monday: Saint Augustine of Canterbury, Bishop you and we are delighted that you have joined us for Sir 17:20-24; Ps 32; Mk 10:17-27 Mass. If you would like to become a member of our parish community, you may register on our website Tuesday: Sir 35:1-12; Ps 50; Mk 10:28-31 at www.shcathedral.org, or you may also pick up a Wednesday: Sir 36:1, 4-5a, 10-17; Ps 79; Mk 10:32-45 registration form at the parish offices, Monday through Friday, 9:00am to 4:00pm. For questions, feel free to Thursday: Sir 42:15-25; Ps 33; Mk 10:46-52 call us at 865.588.0249. If you are just visiting Sacred Heart Cathedral, know you are always welcome! Friday: The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Zep 3:14-18a or Rom 12:9-16; Ps 12; Lk 1:39-56 Clergy of Sacred Heart Cathedral Saturday: Saint Justin, Martyr Sir 51:12cd-20; Ps 19; Mk 11:27-33 Rev. Randy Stice, [email protected], Diocesan Director of Worship & Liturgy Sunday: The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ Gn 14:18-20; Ps 110; 1 Cor 11:23-26; Lk 9:11b-17 Rev. Andres Cano, [email protected], Associate Pastor Rev. Joe Reed, [email protected], Associate Pastor MASS INTENTIONS ~ INTENCIONES DE LA MISA Deacon Arthur Torres, [email protected] Deacon Ben Johnston, [email protected] Saturday, May 25 Thursday, May 30 Deacon Jim Lawson, [email protected] 8:05am Sam & Esther McDonald 8:05am Regina Marino Family* 5:00pm Carroll Jacobs 12:00pm James Ito Parish Office: (865) 588-0249 Facilities: (865) 558-4108 Sacred Heart Cathedral School: (865) 588-0415 Sunday, May 26 Friday, May 31 Sacred Heart Cathedral Preschool: (865) 558-4138 7:30am Mary Leitnaker 8:05am Del Rosario & Nabozniak Families* Please refer to our website for a staff listing: shcathedral.org 9:00am James Albert Carlson 12:00pm Catherine Below* Mass Schedule: Saturday: 5:00pm (Vigil) 11:00am Diego Joseph Sunday: 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am & 1:00pm (in Spanish) 1:00pm Sacred Heart Parish* Saturday, June 1 Daily Mass: Mon. - Sat. at 8:05am & Mon. - Fri. at 12:00pm 8:05am Kristie Hopwood Sacraments: Monday, May 27 5:00pm Andy Goehl Baptisms: Please call the parish office for information. 8:05am Alex Varughese Marriage: Four months notice to the Church is required. 12:00pm Gwen Acawi* Sunday, June 2 7:30am Sacred Heart Parish* Please contact the parish office for details. Tuesday, May 28 9:00am Manning Leisy Family* Confessions: On Saturdays following the 8:05am Mass or you 8:05am Grace Herrera may call the parish office for an appointment. 11:00am Candy Wolf 12:00pm Dr. Robert Brimi Religious Education: Available for 4 year olds, grades K-8, 1:00pm Eliseo Perez high school, and adults; For any questions, please contact Dave Wells at 865.898.0056. Wednesday, May 29 8:05am Mario Del Rosario Sick Calls: Call the parish office in case of emergencies or if a friend or a member of your family is hospitalized. 12:00pm Special Intention *Indicates living people Childrens Liturgy of the Word: September - May at the 9:00am, 11:00am, & 1:00pm (in Spanish) Masses PLEASE REMEMBER SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL Nursery Hours: During the 5:00pm Mass on Saturday, and IN YOUR WILL the 9:00am & 11:00am Masses on Sunday. Sacred Heart Cathedral Dear Sacred Heart Parishioners, I am excited to announce that Fr. Joe Reed is joining our parish pastoral team. He will be in the parish for a few weeks before heading to Guatemala to study Spanish during the month of June and then he will be in the parish MASTER PLANNING PARISH SURVEY on a full time basis. Fr. Joe was born in Knoxville in July of 1974 to Bill and Betty Reed and grew up in the Sacred Sacred Heart Cathedral Church is your Church Heart parish with his sisters Sarah, Rebecca and Anna. and it is the Mother Church of the whole Diocese. While in seminary he entered Conception Abbey, where It is the place where the Diocese of Knoxville he was a Benedictine brother for ten years before being comes together to pray. ordained to the priesthood. Fr. Joe has taught in the seminary college, offered spiritual direction, and assisted Because this is your Church, your engagement in parish and Newman Center ministry. Fr. Joe is discerning and involvement is extremely important in a call to minister as a priest in the Diocese of Knoxville and the Master Planning process. will be assigned as an associate pastor at Sacred Heart. You’re invited to take part in the Master Plan I am also pleased to introduce you to Deacon Arthur Survey to give your input on the future vision Torres Barona, who is a seminarian for the Diocese of of the Sacred Heart Campus. Knoxville. He has been assigned by Bishop Stika to work with us here at Sacred Heart Cathedral during his summer break. Deacon Arthur is 33 years old and was born in Cali, Colombia. He is currently studying at Sacred Heart School of Theology in Hales Corners, Wisconsin and is Please visit the parish website: now finishing his fourth year of Theology. Deacon Arthur www.shcathedral.org/featured/vision-for-the- was ordained for the Diocese of Knoxville last December future to complete a seven question survey. 5th at St. Mary’s in Johnson City, TN. His parents are Duván Torres and Ana J. Barona and Deacon Arthur is Today marks the beginning of a dialogue that the youngest of four brothers. He will be ordained to will help us work together to build a Diocesan the priesthood for the Diocese of Knoxville, God willing Church that is a sign of unity for the Church of East this year on December 14, 2013. Tennessee and one that we can all be proud of. Thank you! Please join me in welcoming both Fr. Joe Reed and Deacon Arthur Torres Barona to our parish family. YOUR GIFTS TO GOD AND OUR PARISH - Father David May 12th collection: $23,665.39 Needed Year to Date per Budget: $1,374,848.00 Year-to-Date (Since July 1): $1,320,048.10 All are welcome and encouraged to attend the Behind (Since July 1): $54,799.90 Priestly Ordination of Rev. Mr. Christopher J. Manning on Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 11:00am here at May 19th collection: $21,951.26 Sacred Heart Cathedral. Needed Year to Date per Budget: $1,404,736.00 Year-to-Date (Since July 1): $1,341,999.36 Behind (Since July 1): $62,736.64 MASS ATTENDANCE May 12, 2013 St. John Vianney says of the priesthood, 5:00pm: 226 7:30am: 139 9:00am: 378 “The priest continues the work of redemption on earth... 11:00am: 603 1:00pm: 370 the Priesthood is the love of the heart of Jesus.” Deacon Christopher has spent many years of formation May 19, 2013 preparing for this moment. Please join us in welcoming 5:00pm: 224 7:30am: 105 9:00am: 315 him to the Presbyterate of the Diocese of Knoxville. 11:00am: 497 1:00pm: 408 Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity • May 26, 2013 Anthony Mary Memorial Blood Drive EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS with FAMILY WEEKEND September 13-14, 2013 Enjoy a Faith-Filled Family Weekend! Register for a faith filled day in celebration of our Silver Jubilee Anniversary! Wednesday, June 12th Shea Room of the Sacred Heart Parish Office Building Come and celebrate with Bishop Richard Stika our Eucharistic faith in Christ Jesus as a parish and diocesan 10:00am - 6:00pm family beginning the evening of September 13th and all day on September 14th at the Sevierville Convention Please consider donating Center. Visit www.dioknox.org to register and for additional information. Joining us for the region’s very You must be at least 18 years of age and weigh at least 110 lbs. first Eucharistic Congress is a an “all-star cast” of the top Catholic speakers in a line-up called “near miraculous,” Light refreshments will be served including Cardinal Timothy Dolan, Cardinal Justin Rigali, Dr. Scott Hahn, and Fr. Robert Barron. Youth sessions For questions, please call Cristin Bond at 865.806.6869 include Dr. Hahn, ValLimar Jansen, Paul George and the musical talents of Josh Blakesley and Sarah Kroger. Our Hispanic speakers include Fr. Rafael Capó, Sr. Rosa M. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Hernández, MGSpS, along with the musical talent and Totus Tuus is coming back - July 14-19! missionary spirit of Johann Alverez. Tickets are $20 for Adults, $15 per Child/Youth (ages 6-17). "Totus Tuus" is Pope John Paul II’s motto which means “Totally Yours.” Additional information is also available at Totus Tuus is a week-long catechetical program for our website regarding discount lodging.
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