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Fourth Sunday
of Advent
December 19
2021
WELCOM E
Mass AT TH E
CATH EDRAL
Saturday, Dec 18 12:05pm Daily Mass
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass † Cathy Hoekstra
Sunday, Dec 19 10:00am Sunday Mass † Don Dauksts
(televised / live-streamed)
12:00pm Misa domingo en español Familia Parroquial
(live-streamed)
5:30pm Sunday Mass † George Rybicki
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass † Jessica Hook
Monday, Dec 20 12:05pm Daily Mass † Louis Joseph Menesse
5:15pm Misa diaria
Tuesday, Dec 21 12:05pm Daily Mass † Nancy Frans
5:15pm Daily Mass
Wednesday, Dec 22 12:05pm Daily Mass † Aaron McMullin
5:15pm Daily Mass
Thursday, Dec 23 12:05pm Daily Mass
5:15pm Daily Mass † Dennis Dickens
Friday, Dec 24 4:00pm Christmas Eve Mass † Stella Kops
6:00pm Misa de Nochebuena
11:00pm Prelude of Carols and Midnight Mass
(televised / live-streamed) Int. Parishes of the Diocese
Saturday, Dec 25 10:00am Christmas Day Mass † Laurie Perez
Sunday, Dec 26 10:00am Sunday Mass † Antonio Mamola
(televised / live-streamed)
12:00pm Misa domingo en español
(live-streamed)
5:30pm Sunday Mass † Bernice Cimek
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass Parish Family
Confession Schedule
M-Th following the 12:05pm Mass
Fridays following the 7:00am & 12:05pm Mass
Saturdays, 11-11:45am in the Chapel
(or by appointment)
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Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP
Pastor/Rector
Watch Sunday 10am Mass and
Sunday 12pm Spanish Mass Online
page 2 Go to grdiocese.org or the Cathedral’s Facebook page
sacraments
Infant Baptisms
Please contact the
Cathedral office 456-
1454 x1909.
Adult Baptisms &
Becoming Catholic
Casting a Net
Please contact Sean
Donovan 616-456-1454
x1913.
D
ear sisters and brothers in Christ,
Reconciliation
(Confession)
This weekend’s gospel of Mary’s visitation of her elderly cousin Elizabeth shows us For the confession
that an encounter with Christ brings goodness and joy, despite the circumstance, schedule, please refer to
despite the expectations of others. But in that joy comes a commitment to share because page 2. For special
good begets good, joy begets joy! situations, please
contact the Cathedral
Consider Mary’s unexpected circumstance. She is a young teenager from a village called office 616-456-1454
Nazareth—in Northern Galilee—far from the religious center of the Jewish world. The x1909 to make an
annunciation of the birth of her son, Jesus, happens in her humble home as she was busy with appointment with one of
the day-to-day chores of her life. Doesn’t God at times work in ways that may seem odd, our priests.
weird, and incomprehensible to us? How much easier would it have been for Elizabeth to be First Communion
expecting if she had a more youthful and resilient body? How much easier would it have been is prepared for through
for Mary to be expecting after her marriage to Joseph? But God’s ways are not necessarily our the Religious Education
ways, and our ways are not necessarily God’s. Yet, both Elizabeth and Mary show remarkable program. Contact Sean
faith—trusting that the God of their ancestors is accompanying them despite the challenges Donovan at the
Cathedral office
they would be facing with their “yes” to God. I can’t even imagine the troubles they
456-1454 x1913.
underwent: the accusatory glances and the unkind remarks these women must have gotten
from others who had different expectations for them. Confirmation
for 8th graders is
Yet their response to God’s initiative is inspiring. After the angel Gabriel’s visit to Mary, the prepared for through the
first thing she did was to travel to a distant place to visit her elderly cousin who was expecting. Religious Education
Mary disregarded her own needs to lend a hand to another in need. Mary provides to us a program. Contact Sean
remarkable gesture of what it means to bring Christ to others. Donovan at the
Cathedral office 456-
That encounter with the divine brings joy. And joy begets joy. St. Luke tells us that John the 1454 x1913. Baptized
Baptist leaped in Elizabeth’s womb after hearing Mary’s voice. John, the first one in scripture adults can register for
to recognize Jesus as the Messiah, points to a new way of understanding God. The Adult Confirmation prep
transcendent God, revered in the Jewish Tabernacle, moves from the Temple to the womb of classes. Contact Sean
Mary, who in her lowliness hastens to bring God to others. Through Mary, we see that God 616-456-1454 x1913.
can choose what is ordinary for the extraordinary. Mary, despite the difficulties experienced in Weddings
her 5-day journey to Elizabeth, believed in the message of an angel and was able to joyfully Please contact Lynnae in
proclaim the greatness of the Lord. the Cathedral office 616-
456-1454, x1901.
The visits and encounters we will be having in the next few days provide us an opportunity to
bear God’s good and joyful presence to others, to those who don’t think and act like us, and Anointing of the Sick
Please call the Cathedral
especially to those easily forgotten by our world—because of age, mental and physical illness, office 456-1454 x1909 if
or social status. And may we be comforted by the Gospel reminding us you are in the hospital or
that despite circumstances, the expectations of others, the setbacks, home-bound and would
losses, and challenges, we, like Mary, carry the living Christ to others. like Anointing or
Communion. For after
In Christ’s peace, hour emergencies dial
option 6 and one of our
priests will be paged.
Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP
Pastor/Rector
Fr. René Constanza, CSP page 3
Th is Week CHRISTMAS CONCERTS
Events and Activities Friday, December 17, 7pm
Saturday, December 18, 7pm
Saturday, December 18 Tuesday, December 21, 7pm
1:00pm Giving Tree Delivery through 4pm Grand Rapids Choir of Men and Boys
1:00pm Clases de Bautismos Free admission, donations accepted
1:30pm Wedding Monday, December 20, 7pm
7:00pm Choir of Men & Boys Concert Majestic Brass of Grand Rapids
Free admission, donations accepted
Sunday, December 19
Fourth Sunday of Advent
11:00am Parish Religious Ed at CCHS
1:00pm Art & Environment in church
2:30pm African Refugee Mass
Monday, December 20
5:45pm Young Adult Cookies & Cards
7:00pm Majestic Brass Concert
Tuesday, December 21 NATIVITY OF OUR LORD
7:00pm Choir of Men & Boys Concert Friday, December 24
Wednesday, December 22 4:00pm Mass, 6:00pm Spanish Mass
8:00pm A Paulist Family Christmas Card (see pg. 5) 11pm Prelude & 12am Midnight Mass (televised, live-streamed)
Bishop David Walkowiak presiding
Thursday, December 23 Saturday, December 25 - 7:30am Replay of Midnight Mass
10:00am Senior Coffee at Office on FOX17; 10am Christmas Day Mass
10:00am Art & Environment in church
6:00pm Art & Environment in church HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, MARY
Friday, December 24 AND JOSEPH
NO VIGIL MASS
Christmas Eve Sunday, December 26, 10am, 12pm Spanish, 5:30pm,
Parish offices closed 7:30pm
4:00pm Christmas Eve Mass (English)
6:00pm Misa de Nochebuena (en Español) SOLEMNITY OF MARY, MOTHER OF GOD
11:00pm Prelude of Carols followed by Friday, December 31, 5:30pm Vigil Mass (bilingual)
Midnight Mass with Bishop Walkowiak Saturday, January 1, 10am Mass
(televised/live-streamed)
Cathedral Offices are closed: Fri. Dec. 24, Mon. Dec. 27, Fri.
Saturday, December 25 Dec. 31, Mon. Jan. 3
Christmas Day
7:30am Replay of Midnight Mass on FOX17
10:00am Christmas Day Mass (English)
Sunday, December 26
Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph
11:00am Parish Religious Ed at CCHS
1:15pm Hora Santa por la familia Experience the convenience of Online
Monday, December 27 Giving. Visit cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Parish offices closed
STEWARDS H IP
Try Text-to-Give We have a conven-
ient way you can give to Cathedral Minis- Week ended December 12 $ 14,893.56
tries. Text the word “Give” to 844-490-
Same week last year $ 14,348.67
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sign up. Once signed up, you just type in a Weekly need $ 14,038.46
dollar amount and send. Be sure to save the
phone number in your contacts.
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Christmas Flower
Memorial Envelopes
Due Now
If you would like to make a donation
for the purchase of poinsettia plants
to grace the Cathedral during the
Christmas season, please turn in your envelope this
Celebrate! weekend in order to have your loved one’s name
We have met our goal! published in the Dec. 26 bulletin.
Thank you to each of you who prayed and gave to help secure the Donation envelopes are in the back of church.
future of the Paulist Fathers. Every prayer and gift makes a differ-
ence! Christmas Cards
Final Campaign Update: We announced a few weeks ago that a for the Homebound
major donor from Grand Rapids has donated to fund the con- Thank you to all who assisted with the Home-
struction of the new Paulist Office of Evangelization to be located bound Christmas Card Project. Father Mike report-
in the new seminary building. That gift was $1M! Because we met ed that he has received many Christmas cards for us
(and surpassed) our goal of $896,000, the new offices will be dedi- to use. You can still request a card for someone. Call
cated in honor of the people of the Cathedral and Catholic Infor- the office 616-456-1454 x 1909; leave their name,
mation Center in Grand Rapids. and address. Please keep the homebound, lonely,
depressed, and the sick in your prayers. May we all
The Paulist Fathers are humbled by your support of them and celebrate in the Good News that Jesus is near and
their mission, not only in your giving of $1.9M, but with 53% par- we are all united as one in Christ.
ticipation. It truly means the world that so many of you joined in
this effort. We want to especially thank our volunteer ambassa-
dors for your support of time and effort in this campaign. You Art & Environment
were invaluable to its success. God Bless each of you! We invite you to help make the
Cathedral beautiful for Christmas.
Honorary Chairs: Bruce and Dawn Johnson
Sunday, December 19, 1-2:30pm.
Co-Chairs: Mike Long, Rita Loper
Arranging trees in the church.
Ambassadors: Orlando and Enid Benedict, Joe Chiaramonte, Thursday, December 23, 10-11:30am & 6-7pm.
John and Denise Czachorski, Nancy D'Amico, Margo Dean, Bob Decorating the church.
Eardley, Pius and Nkechy Ezeh, Marge Giesken, Cesarina Grullón,
Chris Hain, Kate Lynn, Dan Pierson, Bob and Mary Sadowski, Rob For more information, contact Lynnae Jarrell, 616-
and Chris Frans, Juan and Yolanda Vazquez, Jaime Ramirez and 456-1454 x1901 or
Paty Franco, Rafael and Ana Hernandez, Petra Urquiza, Eduardo lynnae@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
and Anamaria Castillo, Yolanda and Juan Carmona, Clelia Munoz
Greg Deja of CFWM
presents Fr. René with
Giving Tuesday grant
Thank you to everyone who participated in Giv-
ing Tuesday. Especially those who took up some of
the giving challenges offered by Catholic Founda-
tion of West Michigan. We won various grants
worth $2000. All Giving Tuesday donations go to-
ward our Joy of the Gospel Fund, and one of the
ministries it supports is our Giving Tree. page 5
Celebrating the
Covenant between
Katharine Eiten
and James Guest
December 18, 2021
Upcoming Young Adult Events
How Can I Serve?
December 20, 5:45p January 14, 8p
Cookies and Cards—Parish Center Trivia Night—CIC
January 5, 5:45p January 21, 7p
Holy Hour/Adoration—Church Game Night—CIC Join Our Team of
Liturgical Ministers
All Catholic Central Alumni Liturgical ministry is an expression of stewardship
and is a rewarding opportunity to share your gifts
Thursday, December 30. and talent with the faith community.
All alumni are welcome to a pre-game party
before the CC Boys Varsity Basketball team By welcoming as Ushers, by proclaiming the Word
plays at the Jam at the Van as Lectors, by imitating Christ in sharing
5pm: reception at CC (register: bit.ly/ communion as Eucharistic Ministers, and by
CCBBallEvent) assisting the presider as Sacristan or Altar Server,
6pm: free shuttle to Van Andel Arena (must RSVP) liturgical ministers are Christ’s presence
7pm: CC vs Grand Blanc game (tickets: bit.ly/2021jamvan) sacramentally.
8:45-9pm: free return shuttle
For more information and to get involved fill out
the inquiry card in the pews and drop in the
You Belong in Community! Become a collection box, or contact julie@cathedralofsaint
Registered Parishioner andrew.org, or 616.288.0219.
How can I become a registered parish-
ioner of the Cathedral? It's simple: Go Altar Guild
online to cathedralofsaintandrew.org, Team member David
and at the Home Page, click on… “I’d like O'Donnell was spotted
to become a member”. Fill out the regis- serving recently by keeping
tration form and submit. Just that easy. our liturgical items clean
If you don't have access to the Web, you and shiny! If you’d like to
can get a paper form from our office. join the Altar Guild team,
contact julie@cathedral
ofsaintandrew.org or
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this bulletin and thank them for their kind generosity. If you interpreters to help
would like to have an ad for your business in our bulletin, please at our Sunday, 10am
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If you are using our hearing loop, we’d tact the parish office, 616.456.1454.
love to get your feedback on how the
system is working for you. Tell one of our
priests or contact our office. Did you know?
office@cathedralofsaintandrew.org Job postings for catholic churches and related
or 616-456-1454. organizations in the diocese can be found at
grdiocese.org
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Reminder... MARK YOUR CALENDAR
WEEKDAY MASSES Twelfth Night: Songs of the Season
the Cathedral is offering Wednesday, Jan. 5, 7-8:30pm
more options for daily Mass. Online only (Zoom). Register at bit.ly/CIC12thNight.
Join members of the National Pastoral Musicians
(Does not note holiday schedule
changes)
DAILY MASS for an evening of reflection and caroling,
celebrating the music from different countries and
Daily Mass Schedule cultures, all sharing the faith in the mystery of the
Mondays: Incarnation of Jesus.
12:05pm English Mass in the cathedral
12:35pm Confessions January Encore Institute
5:15pm Spanish Mass in the chapel Technology: Making Connections
Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursday: Thursday, Jan. 13, 10-11:30am
12:05pm English Mass in the cathedral In person or Zoom. Registration required.
12:35pm Confessions Join business consultant Rob Frans for an
5:15pm English Mass in the chapel interactive dialog about how we all adapt to the
Fridays: rapid changes of technology in the second half of
7:00am English Mass in the chapel our lives. Learn some constructive tips and
7:30am Confessions suggestions to tackle the pesky realities of using
technology. Be prepared to share your challenges
12:05pm English Mass in the cathedral
and successes in adapting to today’s technology.
12:35pm Confessions
Saturdays:
11:00am Confessions
The Gospel of Luke
12:05pm English Mass in the cathedral
Thursday, Jan. 20, 7-8:30pm
In person (limited) or Zoom. Registration required.
From Sunday to Sunday this coming year, we will
Mass Intentions for our Daily Masses hear stories from the Gospel of Luke proclaimed at
We now have more Mass times available for those Mass. Join Barbara Reid, OP, PhD to explore how
who want to schedule an Intention. If you would like the passages heard each week fit into the whole
to have a Mass said for someone, and/or include a card story of Jesus’ life and ministry.
as a special gift, call the Cathedral Office and talk to
Eliana, 616-456-1454 x1909. Celebrating Light: the Art of Fra
Angelico
Catholics in Recovery Wednesday, Feb. 2, 7-8:30pm
First and Third Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30pm In person (limited) or Zoom. Registration required.
Facilitated by Jonathan Hicks Celebrate Candlemas, the feast of light, exploring
the timeless art of Fra Angelico with Sister Diane
Catholic in Recovery seeks to support those participating Zerfas, OP, director of the Dominican Center at
in twelve-step groups who are suffering from substance Marywood. bit.ly/CICArtofFraAngelico
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 giver If you enjoy our programming
of new life. For more information, visit
catholicinrecovery.com/meetings or contact Jonathan at please consider making
717-706-7052 or jonrhicks@gmail.com. a donation at
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sacramentos
Bautismos para infantes
Comuníquese a la oficina
de la Catedral al 456-
Arrojando la Red
1454 x1909.
Bautismos para adultos
y convertirse en
católico Comuníquese
con Sean Donovan al 616-
456-1454 x1913.
Reconciliación
Q ueridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo,
El evangelio de este fin de semana de la visita de María a su prima Isabel nos muestra
que un encuentro con Cristo trae bondad y alegría, a pesar de las circunstancias, a
(Confesión) Para el pesar de las expectativas de los demás. Pero en esa alegría viene el compromiso de compartir
horario de confesiones, porque el bien engendra bien, ¡la alegría engendra alegría!
consulte la página 2. Para
situaciones especiales, Considere la circunstancia inesperada de María. Es una joven adolescente de un pueblo
comuníquese a la oficina llamado Nazaret, en el norte de Galilea, lejos del centro religioso del mundo judío. La
de la Catedral al 616-456- anunciación del nacimiento de su hijo, Jesús, ocurre en su humilde hogar mientras estaba
1454 x1909 para hacer ocupada con las tareas cotidianas. ¿No obra Dios a veces de formas que pueden parecernos
una cita con uno de
extrañas, raras e incomprensibles? ¿Cuánto más fácil hubiera sido para Isabel estar
nuestros sacerdotes.
embarazada con un cuerpo más joven y resistente? ¿Cuánto más fácil hubiera sido para María
La Primera Comunión se estar embarazada después de su matrimonio con José? Pero los caminos de Dios no son
prepara a través del necesariamente nuestros caminos, y nuestros caminos no son necesariamente los de Dios. Sin
programa de Educación embargo, tanto Isabel como María muestran una fe extraordinaria, confiando en que el Dios
Religiosa. Comuníquese de sus antepasados los acompaña a pesar de los desafíos que enfrentarían con su "sí" a Dios.
con Sean Donovan al 456-
Ni siquiera puedo imaginar los problemas que sufrieron: las miradas acusatorias y los
1454 x1913.
comentarios desagradables que estas mujeres debieron haber recibido de otras personas que
La confirmación para los tenían expectativas diferentes para ellas.
estudiantes de octavo
grado se prepara a través Sin embargo, su respuesta a la iniciativa de Dios es inspiradora. Luego de la visita del ángel
del programa de Gabriel a María, lo primero que hizo fue viajar a un lugar lejano para visitar a su prima de alta
Educación Religiosa. edad que estaba embarazada. María hizo caso omiso de sus propias necesidades para echar
Comuníquese con Sean una mano a otra persona necesitada. María nos proporciona un gesto notable de lo que
Donovan al 456-1454 significa llevar a Cristo a los demás.
x1913. Los adultos
bautizados pueden Ese encuentro con lo divino trae alegría. Y la alegría engendra alegría. San Lucas nos dice que
registrarse para las clases Juan el Bautista saltó en el vientre de Isabel después de escuchar la voz de María. Juan, el
de preparación para la primero en las Escrituras en reconocer a Jesús como el Mesías, apunta a una nueva forma de
confirmación de adultos. entender a Dios. El Dios trascendente reverenciado en el Tabernáculo judío se traslada del
Comuníquese con Sean
616-456-1454 x1913. templo al vientre de María, quien en su humildad se apresura a llevar a Dios a los demás. A
través de María vemos que Dios puede elegir lo ordinario por lo extraordinario. María, a pesar
Bodas de las dificultades experimentadas en su viaje de 5 días a Isabel, creyó en el mensaje de un
Comuníquese con Lynnae ángel y es capaz de proclamar con alegría la grandeza del Señor.
en la oficina de la
Catedral 616-456-1454, En los próximos días, tendremos visitas y encuentros que nos brindad la oportunidad de
x1901. brindar la presencia buena y gozosa de Dios a los demás, a los que no piensan y actúan como
Unción de los enfermos nosotros, y especialmente a los que nuestro mundo olvida fácilmente, debido a edad,
Llame a la oficina de la enfermedad mental y física o condición social. Ruego que seamos consolados por el Evangelio
Catedral al 456-1454 que nos recuerda que, a pesar de las circunstancias, las expectativas de
x1909 si está en el los demás, los reveses, las pérdidas y los desafíos que podamos tener,
hospital o en casa y desea nosotros, como María, llevamos al Cristo vivo a los demás.
recibir la unción de los
enfermos o la comunión. En la paz de Cristo,
Para emergencias fuera
de horario, marque la
opción 6 y se llamará será
transferida a uno de
nuestros sacerdotes. Muy Reverendo René Constanza, CSP
page 8 Pastor Asociado Padre René Constanza, CSP
¡Celebrar!
¡Hemos cumplido nuestro objetivo!
Gracias a cada uno de ustedes que oró y dio para ayudar a asegurar el
futuro de los Padres Paulistas. ¡Cada oración y cada don marcan la
M isa de No ch ebuena diferencia!
Viernes, 24 de diciembre, 6:00 pm. Actualización final de la campaña: Hace unas semanas anunciamos
que un donante importante de Grand Rapids hizo una donación para
Reflexión Dominical del Padre Bill financiar la construcción de la nueva Oficina Paulista de Evangelización
que se ubicará en el nuevo edificio del seminario. ¡Ese regalo fue de
Hoy celebramos el cuarto domingo de Adviento. El
$1 millón! Debido a que cumplimos (y superamos) nuestra meta de
Evangelio de Lucas nos habla del viaje de María a la
$896,000, las nuevas oficinas se dedicarán en honor a la gente de la
región montañosa para visitar a su pariente Isabel,
Catedral y el Centro de Información Católica en Grand Rapids.
que está embarazada de seis meses. Cuando llega, el
bebé salta en el útero de Elizabeth. ¡Este es Juan el Los Padres Paulistas se sienten honrados por su apoyo a ellos y su
Bautista! Imagina que podrías estar allí y ver el misión, no solo con su donación de $1,9 millones, sino con un 53% de
encuentro de estas dos mujeres. Una es vieja y se participación. Realmente significa el mundo al que tantos de ustedes
creía que era estéril. Ella está agradecida de estar se unieron en este esfuerzo. Queremos agradecer especialmente a
embarazada. La otra es una joven fuerte que ha nuestros embajadores voluntarios por su apoyo de tiempo y
aceptado el plan de Dios para ella de dar a luz al esfuerzo en esta campaña. Fuiste invaluable para su éxito. ¡Dios
salvador, aunque tiene más preguntas que bendiga a cada uno de ustedes!
respuestas sobre lo que esto significará. Isabel recibe
el don de encuentro con lal mama de su salvador.
María recibe el don de sabiduría de Isabel. ¿Qué
regalo recibirías al ver este encuentro de las dos ¡¡¡Gracias a todos los que participaron
mujeres? ¿Qué regalo traerás cuando bajes de la en la Novena de Nuestra Señora de
montaña con María? ¿Cómo te preparará este regalo Guadalupe!!!
del encuentro para recibir el regalo más grande de Los rosarios fueron guiados por estos ministerios:
todos, que es el regalo de Dios mismo al mundo Diciembre 3 - Grupo Carismático “Amigos de Jesús”
cuando eras un bebé? y él Coro Hispano
4 - Quinceañeras y Jóvenes Adultos
5 - Rosario hecho en casa
6 - Bienvenida, Papas y Mamas de formación
religiosa
7 - Monaguillos
8 - Confirmación
9 - RICA y Bautismo
10 - Lectores
¡¡Gracias a todos los que participaron en la
peregrinación diocesana él 11 de diciembre.
Habia 40 parroquianos de la Catedral participando!!
¡Gracias a todos que participaron en la RIFA y los que donaron regalos,
y a los que compraron boletos.
Te invitamos a ayudar a decorar la Ganadores de la RIFA
Catedral hermosa para Navidad. 1. Alegría del Evangelio 2. #1812
Domingo 19 de diciembre de 1-2:30pm 3. Maria Gonzalez 4. Daniel Miranda
Arreglando los árboles de navidad en la iglesia. 5. Ulises Lamas 6. Dulce Tovar
Jueves 23 de diciembre, 10-11:30am y 6-7pm- 7. David Rodriguez 8. Maria Reynoso
Decorando la iglesia. 9. Anaceli Contreras 10. Natali Luna
11. Kim Ted 12. Maria Toledo
Ven y conoce nuevos amigos, conéctate con amigos 13. Lolita Esqueda 14. Larry Miguel
que asisten a los diferentes horarios de misa y Leonardo Montalban (estatua de Nuestra Señora de Guadalupe)
comparte la alegría de la comunidad mientras Dulce Tovar (Televisor, Smart TV)
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decoramos nuestro espacio sagrado.
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the web and the wide Bishop of Grand Rapids / Obispo
screen. We search out
those who have no church
home, and welcome home VERY REV. RENÉ CONSTANZA, CSP REV. JOACHIM LALLY, CSP
Paulist fath ers
those who have been away. Rector (Párroco) ext. 1905 Senior Ministry
fatherrene@cathedralofsaint jlally.csp@gmail.com
andrew.org
We share the passion of REV. CHARLIE BRUNICK, CSP
Paul for unity in faith and REV. BILL EDENS, CSP Senior Ministry
solidarity in mission among Associate Pastor ext. 1906 cbrunick@aol.com
all the baptized in the body fatherbill@cathedralofsaint
of Christ. We build bridges andrew.org
of respect and collabora-
tion with people of other REV. MIKE CRUICKSHANK, CSP
world religions. Associate Pastor ext. 1914
fathermike@cathedralofsaint
andrew.org
In our parishes and campus
worshipping communities
we welcome people of di- Cathedral staff LYNNAE JARRELL ext. 1901
verse racial and cultural Wedding Coordinator
backgrounds. The gospel BARB FOSS ext. 1902
Business Administrator lynnae@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
we preach calls for all the
barb@cathedralofsaintandrew.org ANTHONY LEARY ext. 1917
children of God to be treat-
ed with dignity and justice. SEAN DONOVAN ext. 1913 Facilities Maintenance
anthony@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Director of Religious Education and
We claim Isaac Hecker as Faith Formation
our founder, the Holy Spirit sdonovan@cathedralofsaintandrew.org Other numbers
as our primary guide, St. BULLETIN EDITOR/DESIGN
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 Tuesday, Thursday & 2nd Sat.
Missionaries 9:30 – 11:20 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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