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Fifteenth Sunday
in ordinary time
July 11
2021
WELCOM E
Mass AT TH E
CATH EDRAL
Saturday, Jul 10 12:05pm Daily Mass
Int. Fe Welton
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass
† Norma Sidor
Sunday, Jul 11 10:00am Sunday Mass (ASL interpretation)
(televised / live-streamed)
† Harriet V. Smith
12:00pm Misa Domingo en Español
(live-streamed)
† Maria Alejos Aranjibel
5:30pm Sunday Mass
Intentions of CIC Collaborators
and Partners in Mission
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
Parish Family
Monday, Jul 12 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Ken Lomis
Tuesday, Jul 13 12:05pm Daily Mass
Int. Quentin Taylor
Wednesday, Jul 14 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Marjorie Dean
Thursday, Jul 15 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Janice Kosakoski
Friday, Jul 16 12:05pm Daily Mass
Int. Debbie Flinn
Saturday, Jul 17 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Richard Cebelak
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass
† Betty Kersjes
Sunday, Jul 18 10:00am Sunday Mass (ASL interpretation)
(televised / live-streamed)
† Don Jandernoa
12:00pm Misa Domingo en Español
(live-streamed)
† Pomposa Vazquez Altamirano
5:30pm Sunday Mass
† Mary Schmuck
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
Parish Family
Confession Schedule
God bless, Weekdays following the 12:05pm Mass
Saturdays, 11-11:45am in the Chapel
Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP (or by appointment)
Rector
Watch Sunday 10am Mass Online
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Scri pture
Read ing...
Sunday:
Fifteenth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
Am 7:12-15
Casting a Net
Ps 85:9-14
Eph 1:3-14
Mk 6:7-13
S Monday:
ome of us have bad memories of being the last one chosen for the kickball game during
school recess. Or we may have been overlooked at work when the boss chose somebody Ex 1:8-14,22
else for the new position. Some of us may have trouble choosing what to eat at a Ps 124:1b-8
restaurant or choosing what to wear on a night out. Our choices, and other people’s choices, Mt 10:34—11:1
can have a big impact on our lives.
Tuesday:
We live in a culture of ‘choice’ where there are dozens of cereal options at the grocery store, Ex 2:1-15a
hundreds of different shows & movies to stream on Netflix, and thousands of different shoes Ps 69:3,14,30-31,
to buy on Amazon. It’s invigorating to have so many options and the power to choose how we 33-34
want, but it’s also overwhelming at times. What do we choose? And why are we choosing it? Mt 11:20-24
Our readings this week are all about being chosen and then making a choice. In our first Wednesday:
reading, Amaziah the priest of Bethel tells Amos to get out of town. He’s stirring up too much St. Kateri
trouble with his prophecy. Amos responds, I’m really just a shepherd. I didn’t choose to do all Tekakwitha
this but God chose it for me. I’m just following God’s call. Ex 3:1-6,9-12
Ps 103:1b-4,6-7
In our second reading, St. Paul tells the Ephesians that God has chosen them, among others, to Mt 11:25-27
live in Christ, who was sent to them by the Father so that they may have life to its fullest. And
in our Gospel reading, Jesus’s twelve apostles are chosen by Him to journey outward and cure Thursday:
those who are ailing. The disciples chose to follow Jesus’s call; the Ephesians only sometimes. St. Bonaventure
Ex 3:13-20
In these readings, Amos, the Ephesians, and the Apostles are chosen for some greater purpose. Ps 105:1,5,8-9,
They are chosen to prophecy, to praise, and to heal. They didn’t get a choice in that. But they 24-27
did choose what they did after that. Just as God chose them, he chooses ALL of us for some Mt 11:28-30
greater purpose. And we can respond or not.
Friday:
What are you chosen for? And how will you respond? There are many Cathedral service Ex 11:10—12:14
opportunities about which you can discern. With COVID restrictions lifted and liturgical Ps 116:12-13,15,
ministers coming back, the Cathedral is looking for people to serve as Eucharistic Ministers, 16bc,17-18
Altar Servers, Sacristans, Lectors, Ushers, and Greeters. If you’re interested, contact Julie Mt 12:1-8
Batholomew (julie@cathedralofsaintandrew.org). We are also hoping to reopen the Clothing Saturday:
Center on Saturday mornings in August. If you’re interested contact me Ex 12:37-42
(fathermike@cathedralofsaintandrew.org). Ps 136:1,23-24,
We are all chosen by God for some greater purpose. We don’t get a choice in that, but we can 10-15
Mt 12:14-21
choose how to respond. If we choose God who first chose us, we usually choose the right path.
Sunday:
Sixteenth Sunday
In Christ’s Peace, in Ordinary Time
Jer 23:1-6
Ps 23:1-6
Eph 2:13-18
Mk 6:30-34
Rev. Mike Cruickshank, CSP
Associate Pastor
Father Mike page 3
Th is Week
Events and Activities
Saturday, July 10
9:00am Baptism
10:00am Quinceañera
1:30pm Wedding
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass
Sunday, July 11
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
10:00am Sunday Televised Mass (live-streamed) Fr. René Constanza, CSP
12:00pm Misa en Español (live-streamed)
3:00pm African Refugee Mass Fr. Bill Edens, CSP Fr. Mike Cruickshank, CSP
5:30pm Sunday Mass
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
Tuesday, July 13 Your Pastors
10:00am Baptism Beginning July 2021, we officially have a new associate
Wednesday, July 14 pastor on the team of Paulist Fathers serving the Cathedral
10:00am Prayer Blanket Ministry and Catholic Information Center. We welcome Fr. Mike
Cruickshank to his first year as an associate pastor. Fr. Bill is
Thursday, July 15 beginning his sixth year at the Cathedral as an associate
5:00pm Quinceañera rehearsal pastor. Fr. René is beginning his fourth year as the rector of
7:00pm Pastoral Council the Cathedral, and his sixth year serving as the director of
7:00pm Knights of Columbus the Catholic Information Center. May God continue to bless
Friday, July 16 these Paulist’s ministry in Grand Rapids.
7:00pm Amigos de Jesus—Ambrosian Rm.
Saturday, July 17 Did you know?!
9:00am Young Adult Retreat Day If you can’t access our hearing loop because
10:00am Quinceañera your hearing aid doesn’t have a T-coil and
1:00pm Clases de Bautismos you don’t have a smartphone, we have a
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass small number of transmitters available from
Sunday, July 18 the ushers. You will need your own plug-in
earphones. Make sure you come early if
Sixteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
10:00am Sunday Televised Mass (live-streamed) asking for a transmitter. Look for a brochure in the back
11:00am Paulist Associates of church explaining how to access the system with or
12:00pm Misa en Español (live-streamed) without a hearing aid.
5:30pm Sunday Mass
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
Try Text-to-Give
We have a convenient way you can
give to Cathedral Ministries. Many Experience the convenience of Online
people who don’t carry cash find Text- Giving. Visit cathedralofsaintandrew.org
to-Give easier. Text the word
“Give” to 844-490-1079 You
will get a link for the quick initial sign
up. Once you are signed up, you just STEWARDS H IP
type in a dollar amount and send. Be Week ended July 4 $ 12,420.00
sure to save the phone number in your
contacts. Same week last year $ 12,215.66
Weekly need $ 14,038.46
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Communion to
Homebound Lay
Ministry Resumes
Our lay people, who are
So Close! We are over 95% of our goal. The finish line is EMHC (Extraordinary
just ahead! If you are one of the 400+ households that hasn’t Ministers of Holy
given yet to support the important ministries that are funded
Communion) are ready to resume their ministry to
by CSA, please go online or turn in your envelope. Thank you
the homebound. If you are, or know of anyone who
for your generosity!
is homebound and would like Holy Communion
brought to them, please make sure you/they are on
350 donors Pledged: $122,652 our homebound list. Contact the parish office at
616-456-1454 x1909 or
office@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Goal: $128,694
Italy Pilgrimage
Your CSA giving helps support these Make plans now to join
ministries that take place right here in Deacon Dennis Rybicki for a
our parish and neighborhood… pilgrimage to Italy in June
• Televised and Live-Streamed Mass to the Homebound 2022!
• Hispanic Ministries & Immigration Services Pray at some of the most
• Faith Formation & Evangelization through the important shrines of the
Catholic Information Center Catholic Church including
• Caring for our Heartside Neighbors through the Assisi, Palestrina, Florence, the
Ministries of God’s Kitchen
eternal city of Rome and the
Make your pledge or gift for 2021 today tomb of our patron, Saint
at grdiocese.org/csa and mark the Andrew in the beautiful cathedral in Amalfi.
Cathedral as your parish. For memories that will last a lifetime we’ll visit the most
amazing places in all of Italy including the Vatican.
Experience your faith through the history of Italy and
Backpack School the Catholic Church! The official brochure for the trip
Supplies Drive will be in the back of church soon, but you can find all
Each year we participate in the information at https://www.The-Catholic-
Catholic Charities Back to Journey.com/0622SaintAndrews
School Backpack Drive. Helping
kids is easy.
Quinceañera classes will begin on August
Step 1: Purchase a backpack 7. There is a $100 non-refundable fee to
Step 2: Fill the backpack with supplies from the wish list
Step 3: Drop off at Mass (in the blue barrel) on July 18 or 25, register. Call or talk to Eliana at the
or drop off at the parish office. Cathedral office to register.
616-456-1454 x1909
School Supplies Wish List
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Upcoming Young Adult Events Help House Unaccompanied
Children
Saturday, July 17, 9a-3p Thursday, July 29, 7p Catholic Charities West Michigan, through a
Young Adult Day of Retreat Holy Brew federal grant, is serving unaccompanied children
Monday, July 26, 7:30p from Central America, in response to the crisis at
Planning Team Social the border. These children need a temporary, safe
place to sleep, warm meals, and somewhere they
can feel the security of a family.
Want to see a greener Grand Rapids?... If you are interested in joining Catholic Charities in
Sign on in support of the Grand Rapids Climate temporarily caring for these vulnerable children,
Resolution at grclimate.org. The goal of the resolution, plan to attend upcoming virtual informational
Declaring a Climate Emergency: A Better Future Starts Now, is meetings.
to encourage the Grand Rapids City Commission to declare a
climate emergency and commit to achieving community-wide For details and sign-up, please email Alisa at
carbon neutrality for Grand Rapids by 2030. You can support aotto@ccwestmi.org
climate justice and carbon neutrality in Grand Rapids by signing
on in support of this resolution and sharing it with others. If
you'd like to find out more about this resolution or other
Cathedral Social Action Team (CSAT) initiatives, please email Fr.
Mike (fathermike@cathedralofsaintandrew.org).
Sign the online petition to stop tax-payer
funding of abortion.
Pro-abortion groups and powerful members of Congress are
campaigning to rescind the Hyde Amendment and to instead
implement a policy that would require every federal health
program to cover, and every federal health facility to provide,
elective abortions. If adopted, the new policy could go as far as to Wednesday, July 14, is the Feast
nullify state and local policies against abortion coverage.
Day of St. Kateri Tekakwitha, one of
It is critically important for Catholics to let members of Congress the Cathedral’s patron saints. She was canonized
know that the Hyde Amendment has broad public support and almost nine years ago by Pope Benedict XVI and is
should not be repealed. Without this provision, billions of the first Native American to be named a saint.
taxpayer dollars could go to abortion. Kateri is the patron saint of ecology, the
Please sign the petition on NoTaxpayerAbortion.com. Your voice environment, and Native American people. Learn
could help save millions of lives. more about her from the United States Conference
of Catholic Bishops here: http://bit.ly/USCCBKateri
Commit to Community!
Become a Registered Parishioner A Prayer Blanket
How can I become a registered pa- Ministry The Prayer
rishioner of the Cathedral? It's sim-
ple: Go online to cathedralofsaintan- Blanket ministry often needs
drew.org, and at the Home Page, people to do occasional small
click on… “I’d like to become a mem- jobs at home. If you’d like to
ber”. Fill out the registration form be on the volunteer list, please
and submit. Just that easy. If you contact Kathy Robinson (616)
don't have access to the Web, you 206-8360.
can get a paper form from our office.
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Summer at the CIC
Catholic Information Center
Let the Catholic Information Center
help you Learn, Celebrate, Live and
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and this prayer: Dear St. Joseph, through your View all your opportunities for a 2021
sorrows and joys, teach us and pray for us. filled with spiritual purpose at
catholicinformationcenter.org
Catholics in Recovery
Did you know? Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30pm
Job postings for catholic related organizations Facilitated by Jonathan Hicks
in the diocese can be found at grdiocese.org Zoom or in-person meetings
Catholic in Recovery seeks to support those
participating in twelve-step groups who
are suffering from substance abuse and other
addictions. Using scriptural reflection and the
sacramental love and mercy provided through the
Catholic Church, this small group promotes healing
and a deepening relationship with Jesus Christ, the
Thank you for giving: Our Joy of the Gospel giver of new life.
Fund has been of great benefit to those in need during
the pandemic and beyond. The purpose of this fund is to For more information, visit catholicinrecovery.com/
put into action Pope Francis’ call to “evangelize in word meetings or contact Jonathan at 717-706-7052 or
and deed”. We do that through the Catholic Information jonrhicks@gmail.com. To attend a meeting use this
Center that welcomes seekers from all backgrounds and zoom link: http://bit.ly/CatholicsInRecovery
helps Catholics continue to grow spiritually. We do that
through our outreach ministries that care for those in Biblical Formation Institute
need in our community. Please continue to be a partner 2021 Institutes: Saturdays, Sept. 11, Nov. 6.
in fulfilling the call with your giving each month to the Conferences meet from 9am to 3pm via Zoom.
Joy of the Gospel Fund. Cost: $30 per conference
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A
Please contact Sean
Donovan 616-456-1454 lgunos de nosotros tenemos malos recuerdos de ser los últimos elegidos para un
x1913. juego durante el recreo escolar. O puede que nos hayan pasado por alto en el
Reconciliation
trabajo cuando el jefe eligió a otra persona para el nuevo puesto. Algunos de
(Confession) For the nosotros podemos tener problemas para elegir qué comer en un restaurante o elegir qué
confession schedule, ponernos en una salida nocturna. Nuestras elecciones y las elecciones de otras personas
please refer to page 2. pueden tener un gran impacto en nuestras vidas.
For special situations, Vivimos en una cultura de "elección" en la que hay docenas de opciones de cereales en el
please contact the
supermercado, cientos de programas y películas diferentes para transmitir en Netflix y miles
Cathedral office 616-456-
1454 x1909 to make an de zapatos diferentes para comprar en Amazon. Es estimulante tener tantas opciones y el
appointment with one of poder de elegir cómo queremos, pero a veces también es abrumador. ¿Qué elegimos? ¿Y
our priests. por qué lo elegimos?
First Communion is Nuestras lecturas de esta semana se tratan de ser elegidos y luego tomar una decisión. En
prepared for through the nuestra primera lectura, Amasias, el sacerdote de Betel le dice a Amós que se vaya de la
Religious Education ciudad. Está provocando demasiados problemas con su profecía. Amos responde, solo soy
program. Contact Sean un pastor. No elegí hacer todo esto, pero Dios lo eligió por mí. Solo estoy siguiendo el
Donovan at the llamado de Dios.
Cathedral office
456-1454 x1913. En nuestra segunda lectura, San Pablo les dice a los Efesios que Dios los ha elegido, entre
Confirmation for 8th otros, para vivir en Cristo, quien les fue enviado por el Padre para que tengan vida en
graders is prepared for plenitud. Y en nuestra lectura del Evangelio, los doce apóstoles de Jesús son elegidos por Él
through the Religious para viajar hacia afuera y curar a los que están enfermos. Los discípulos optaron por seguir
Education program. el llamado de Jesús, los Efesios solo algunas veces.
Contact Sean Donovan
at the Cathedral office
En estas lecturas, Amós, los Efesios y los Apóstoles son elegidos para un propósito mayor.
456-1454 x1913. Son elegidos para profetizar, alabar y sanar. No tuvieron elección en eso. Pero eligieron lo
Baptized adults can que hicieron después de eso. Así como Dios los eligió, nos elige a TODOS para un propósito
register for Adult mayor. Y Podemos responder o no.
Confirmation prep
classes. Contact Sean
¿Para qué eres elegido? ¿Y cómo responderás? Hay muchas oportunidades de servicio en la
616-456-1454 x1913. Catedral sobre las que puede discernir. Con el levantamiento de las restricciones de COVID y
el regreso de los ministros litúrgicos, la Catedral está buscando personas para servir como
Weddings ministros eucarísticos, monaguillos, sacristanes, lectores y ujieres. Si está interesado,
Please contact Lynnae in
comuníquese con Julie Bartholomew (julie@cathedralofsaintandrew.org). También
the Cathedral office 616-
456-1454, x1901. esperamos reabrir el Centro de Ropa los sábados por la mañana en agosto. Si estás
interesado contáctame (fathermike@cathedralofsaintandrew.org).
Anointing of the Sick
Please call the Cathedral Todos somos elegidos por Dios para un propósito mayor. No tenemos opción en eso, pero
office 456-1454 x1909 if podemos elegir cómo responder. Si elegimos a Dios, quien nos eligió primero, generalmente
you are in the hospital or elegimos el camino correcto.
home-bound and would
like Anointing or En la paz de Cristo,
Communion. For after
hour emergencies dial
option 6 and one of our
priests will be paged.
Padre Mike Cruickshank, CSP
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Ahora puedes ver la misa dominical al mediodía Nuestro nuevo bucle auditivo
en español en Facebook o en https:// Si tiene un audífono, ahora puede escuchar el
grdiocese.org/diocese/televised-mass/ sonido en la Catedral directamente, ya sea a
través de la bobina en T instalada en sus
audífonos o mediante la señal de radio a su
Las clases de quinceañera comenzarán el teléfono celular al que sus audífonos pueden
acceder a través de Bluetooth.
7 de Agosto. Por favor vaya a la oficina
de la Catedral para registrarse y hay una
tarifa de $100 (no reembolsable) para Reflexión Dominical del Padre Bill
registrarse. Para más información ¿Le gustaría tener la confianza en sí mismo para saber que
contacte a Eliana o vaya a la oficina. Dios lo ha llamado a algo especial, y que aunque otros no
vean su propósito, usted sabe que está ahí? Aquí hay un
poema que expresa esta confianza:
Buscamos una familia de crecimiento
temporario (Temporary Foster Family). El método por el cual encuentra este hilo se llama
Bethany Christian está buscando a una familia que pueda "Discernimiento". Es el proceso mediante el cual descubrimos
dar hospedaje por 4 meses, empezando en agosto, a un cómo Dios nos está llamando a hacer nuestra contribución
joven de la edad de 18 años. El joven será supervisado por especial al mundo. San Ignacio descubrió una manera de
Bethany Christian, y pagará renta a la familia. El joven es encontrar en sí mismo esta contribución especial. Aprendió a
un estudiante en escuela secundaria, y va a graduarse en leer los consuelos y desolaciones que fluían de sus acciones y
Noviembre. Entonces, el joven se va a matricular en la
universidad y buscar su propio apartamento. Si usted está sus sentimientos. Usando estas indicaciones, el Espíritu de
interesado en esta posibilidad, favor de llamar al Padre Dios pudo guiar su vida.
Bill, o mandarle un correo electrónico. Ignacio pudo convertirse en compañero de Jesucristo y
expresar en su vida la presencia del reino de Dios. En nuestra
primera lectura escuchamos acerca de Amós, el aparador de
sicomoros que vino y profetizó en Betania.
Amós pudo haber descubierto que su vida no tenía ningún
sentido a menos que predicara la voluntad de Dios. Aunque
no fue criado para ser profeta, no era conocido por ser
profeta, y fue rechazado por los líderes religiosos de su
tiempo, descubrió que tenía palabras para decir que eran
importantes para la gente de su tiempo para escuchar.
El Instituto de Formación de Liderazgo para el Ministerio
Hispano - una colaboración con la Diócesis de Grand Rapids ¿Has notado que entre tus amigos, tu familia y en tu trabajo
- ofrece a los líderes laicos como usted la oportunidad de notas cosas que otras personas no notan? ¿Que notas cómo
aprender más sobre la fe y desarrollar las habilidades y Dios está presente y cuán importante es escuchar las palabras
actitudes necesarias para mejorar su capacidad para
de Dios? ¿Que Jesús está presente y que puedes darle
ejercer el ministerio dentro de su comunidad parroquial.
Un programa de 10 meses, de septiembre a junio, el palabras a su presencia?
instituto proporcionará 64 horas de instrucción y se Hay un hombre en nuestra parroquia que habla la palabra de
centrará en cuatro áreas de formación: humana, Dios a sus compañeros de trabajo. Les recuerda lo importante
intelectual, espiritual y pastoral. que es escuchar la voluntad de Dios. Escuchan lo que dice. Ha
Las sesiones se celebrarán en persona en cinco sitios en traído consigo a compañeros de trabajo a la iglesia. Están
toda la diócesis: Cathedral Square Center, Grand Rapids; St. agradecidos por sus palabras. Aunque no es un ministro
Francis de Sales, Holland; St. Gregory, Hart; St. Joseph, capacitado, sus palabras son proféticas. Es porque presta
Wright; y SS. Peter & Paul, Ionia. atención al hilo que recorre su vida, que es el Espíritu Santo
que lo guía. ¿Podemos hacer lo mismo?
Si usted tiene el deseo y la capacidad de ejercer el
ministerio en la Iglesia y por lo menos un año de Anuncios:
participación en un ministerio en su parroquia o
movimiento eclesial, este instituto es para usted. Comité Hispano: El Comité Hispano se reunirá a la 1:45pm en
el cuarto Ambrosiano.
Cuota de inscripción: $100 Obtenga más información en:
https://bit.ly/hispanicministry Retiro para adolescentes: Jóvenes, marquen sus calendarios.
Habrá un retiro para jóvenes de la edad 13 a 17 años en el
Una colaboración del Centro Católico de Información sótano de la catedral, Viernes y Sábado, 6 y 7 de agosto.
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ELIANA GONZALEZ ext. 1909 Eulene Freeland, 456-1454 ext. 1904
Paul as our patron, and lai- Administrative Assistant/Receptionist Send announcements via email only by
ty as our valued partners in office@cathedralofsaintandrew.org previous Monday to
mission. eulene@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
MATTHEW JAKUBISIN, ext. 1911
We are Paulists. Director of Music CATHEDRAL OUTREACH CENTER
matthew@cathedralofsaintandrew.org Open Tuesdays & Thursdays
Missionaries 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Closed July-August
EULENE FREELAND, ext. 1904
to North America. Director of Communications PRAYER CHAIN
eulene@cathedralofsaintandrew.org prayers@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
DEACON DENNIS RYBICKI, ext. 1903 CATHEDRAL FAX: 616-456-5110
Baptism & Homebound Ministry
deacondennis@cathedralofsaint Cathedral proper open to the public:
andrew.org Weekdays: 6:30am to 6pm
Saturdays: 9am to 6:30pm
JULIE BARTHOLOMEW ext. 1912 Sundays: 9am to 9pm
Liturgy Coordinator Please coordinate with the office for
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