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The Baptism
of the Lord
JANUARY 10
2021
WELCOM E Mass AT TH E
CATH EDRAL
Planning to attend a Sunday Mass? Please register for contact tracing
purposes. The link to register is on our website under Latest News.
Saturday, Jan 9 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
† Michael Monica
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church
† Denise Williams
Sunday, Jan 10 10:00am Sunday Mass—Church
(televised|live-streamed) ALS Interpretation
† Ellis James
12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia
Familia Parroquial
5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church
Intentions of CIC Collaborators and
Partners in Mission
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass—Church
Int. Rob & Chris Frans family
Monday, Jan 11 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
† Dennis & Jackie Laycock
Tuesday, Jan 12 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
Int. Thomas & Donna Farrington
Wednesday, Jan 13 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
† Bradlee LaMontegne
Thursday, Jan 14 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
† Hilario Tillett
Friday, Jan 15 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
† Paula Tillett
Saturday, Jan 16 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church
† Denise Williams
Sunday, Jan 17 10:00am Sunday Mass—Church
(televised|live-streamed) ALS Interpretation
† Amira Mahler
12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia
Familia Parroquial
5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church
† Bernice Cimek
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass—Church
Int. James & Constance Christenson
Confession Schedule
God bless, Weekdays following the 12:05pm Mass
Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP Saturdays, 11-11:45am in the Chapel (or by appointment)
Rector
Watch Sunday 10am Mass Online
page 2 Go to grdiocese.org or the Cathedral’s Facebook page
Scri pture
Read ing...
Sunday:
The Baptism
Casting a Net
of the Lord
Is 42:1-4,6-7 or
55:1-11
Ps 29:1-4,9-10 or
D
ear sisters and brothers in Christ, Is 12:2-6
Acts 10:34-38 or
KJ Dyer was fitted with a prosthetic leg at the age of 2 at Scott Sabolich Prosthetics in
1 Jn 5:1-9
Oklahoma City a few weeks ago. As he was being discharged from the clinic the ABC World
News Tonight Cameras recorded his walk down a long corridor. Parents at his side, he stumbled along Mt 1:7-11
with his walker, when at the end of the corridor he saw a stranger, Blake Leeper, sitting on the floor, Monday:
coaxing him forward. As KJ painfully made his way closer, Blake jumped up and KJ saw that he was a Heb 1:1-6
double amputee, with two prosthetic legs. Leeper is a Paralympic sprinter, a medalist, and is able to
Ps 97:1,2b,6,7c,9
outrun many professional athletes with two human legs. KJ saw that he was joyful, irrepressible, and
fun-loving, and right away his little brain began imagining what is possible with a prosthetic leg. To
Mk 1:14-20
visualize is to create possibility…. By the time his parents got him home little KJ’s brain had begun Tuesday:
reprogramming his lower body. KJ cast aside the walker and was already walking and running on his Heb 2:5-12
own, exploring the house and imagining the future. Ps 8:2ab,5-9
Today we celebrate the baptism of our role model in the faith, Jesus of Nazareth. For 30 years he had Mk 1:21-28
lived a quiet family life, absorbing the lessons of his parents. He had come to love the Scriptures and
knew the stories of the heroes of the Jewish faith. But something tugged at him. He knew that his Wednesday:
cousin, John was baptizing people at the Jordan, calling them to repentance. Heb 2:14-18
Ps 105:1-9
Theologians are not sure why Jesus agreed to be baptized by John. He did not need to be cleansed of Mk 1:29-39
sin. Maybe it was because he needed a dramatic beginning for his public life. But a significant thing
happened at his baptism. He saw the sky “torn open” - surely a sign that earth would become Thursday:
charged with heaven. He saw the Spirit descend on him in the form of a dove - surely a sign that he Heb 3:7-14
would be God’s messenger. To visualize is to create possibility. Ps 95:6-7c,8-11
No sooner had God said from heaven “This is my beloved Son: with You I am well pleased” than the Mk 1:40-45
Spirit urged and accompanied Jesus into the desert to be tested by Satan, the false spirit, to clarify his Friday:
mission, and to develop stamina for the path that would lead to the cross and resurrection.
Heb 4:1-5,11
Our personal path in 2021 will likely involve significant testing - perhaps illness, or financial challenge, Ps 78:3,4bc,6c-7,8
or personal loss. Mk 2:1-12
Recently I learned that I have Parkinson’s Disease, and that significant challenges await me along my Saturday:
path. I am grateful to you for your prayers and encouragement. I am thrilled to discover the resources Heb 4:12-16
available in Grand Rapids, including the Hauenstein Institute at Mercy Saint Mary’s Health Center, Ps 19:8-10,15
where my doctor, Jessica Hedeman, DO, is director of the movement disorder clinic. Saint Mary’s
Mk 2:13-17
Spectrum, and the Van Andel Institute offer many aerobic movement classes and support groups, as
well as research. Cathedral parishioners have shared with me their rich experiences of Parkinson’s Sunday:
disease and treatment. 2nd Sunday in
Like KJ who lost a human leg and gained a prosthetic leg, my brain is reimagining what is possible. Ordinary Time
With Jesus as a joyful, irrepressible companion and role model I know that the Spirit of God will 1 Sm 3:3b-10,19
accompany me into the desert to build my stamina and refine my discipleship. Ps 40:2,4,7-10
1 Cor 6:13c-15a,
So, here’s a thought experiment….What path is God leading you along this year?
How will the forces of the Holy Spirit, Jesus, John the Baptist, God the Father - 17-20
and the challenge of the false spirit - dynamically work together to refine your Jn 1:35-42
discipleship and give you stamina for the journey of 2021? To visualize is to
create possibility.
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Rev. Bill Edens, CSP
Associate Pastor Fr. Bill Edens, CSP
Th is Week The Annual Week of Prayer for
Christian Unity: January 18-25
Saturday, January 9
11:00am Confessions—Chapel 2021 Theme: Abide in My Love...You shall
12:05pm Daily Mass—Church Bear Much Fruit (cf. John 15:1-17)
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church During the week of January 18, we will join
together with other Christian churches around
Sunday, January 10 the world praying “that all may be one...that the
The Baptism of the Lord world may believe” (John 17:21).
10:00am Sunday Mass—Church (televised/live-streamed) Look for the daily reflections soon on our
12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia Facebook page or online at our website.
5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass—Church
Monday, January 11 A New Year
9:00am Art & Environment Clean Up to grow spiritually
5:00pm Art & Environment Clean Up through generosity
5:15pm Building & Grounds Cmt.—Zoom How many times have
you made a New Year
Thursday, January 14 resolution, only to
10:00am Encore Institute—CIC online class
break it by February? If you're normal, then many times. But
Saturday, January 16 a resolution to be consistent with your offerings is easy to
9:30am Kepha: Rosary on Piazza keep when you sign up for Online Giving.
11:00am Confessions—Chapel
12:05pm Daily Mass—Church Why resolve to be consistent
1:00pm Clases de Bautismos—en linea with your offerings?
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church A commitment to giving isn’t
about money. It’s actually about
Sunday, January 17 our spiritual growth. Everything
Second Sunday in Ordinary Time we have, and every gift or talent
10:00am Sunday Mass—Church (televised/live-streamed) we possess, comes from God. As
12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia
good stewards, we give back a
5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church
portion of our blessings to God,
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass—Church
as a spiritual sign that he is the owner and director of our
lives. Some faith traditions talk about a tithe (or 10 percent)
as a goal, and that can be daunting. So start small, and
increase your generosity as your faith increases. The goal is
to strengthen your dependence on God through a faithful
response to His goodness!
Thank you for giving: Our Joy of the Gospel
Fund has been of great benefit to those in need during
this pandemic, and that will continue. The purpose of
this fund is to put into action Pope Francis’ call to
“evangelize in word and deed”. We do that through the
Catholic Information Center that welcomes seekers from Experience the convenience of Online
all backgrounds and helps Catholics continue to grow Giving. Visit cathedralofsaintandrew.org
spiritually. We do that through our outreach ministries
that care for those in need in our community. Please
continue to be a partner in fulfilling the call with your
giving each month to the Joy of the Gospel Fund. STEWARDSH I P
Week ended January 3 $ 11,268.00
When you come to Mass, check- Same week last year $ 21,996.06
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It's a simple way to share your
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Current Directives
for Mass This weekend the bells ring...
Bishop Walkowiak has extended
the dispensation for Mass to
February 17, 2021. in honor of
Ways you can help... Thomas & Donna Farrington
• Plan to arrive early, but please do not attend if you
have any symptom of illness.
• If you have only 1 or 2 people attending from a
household, please fill the short pews on the sides Did you miss these Facebook events?
first and leave longer pews for larger households.
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• When coming forward for Communion, please Christmas, you can always go back to our Facebook page and
say “Amen” when you stop at the blue sticker find them to watch, or watch again…
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you are ready to consume the Body of Christ.
The Body of Christ must be consumed before
returning to your pew. Replace your mask
promptly.
• We are asking parishioners to register online if
you plan to attend Mass at the Cathedral. This
is for the purpose of contact tracing. The link is
at cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Thank you for your continued patience and diligence
in helping us make our Masses as safe as possible.
"A Paulist Family Christmas Card", featuring songs,
greetings, Christmas reflections from Paulist parishes and
campus ministries across the country, and a special
contribution from TV legend Bob Newhart.
Join us this Monday!
Art and Environment invites you to help us pack up all
the Christmas decorations and trees and put them away
for next year. We need all hands on deck.
Monday, January 11, 2021, Christmas Greetings from our Cathedral Music Ministry. Our
9-11am and/or 5-7pm Cathedral vocalists and musicians share their favorite carols
Also, while you're packing your decorations at home, if with us. This video is a great blessing, especially if you
you have any gently loved artificial Christmas trees and haven’t been able to attend Mass.
working strings of white lights you would like to donate,
please call the parish office to set up a time to deliver
them to the church. Thank you so much! It’s almost here!
Keep an eye out for your opportunity to
support Cathedral ministries and test
your Irish luck in our annual St. Patrick
Day Raffle. Tickets will be available soon.
$25 ea. or 5 for $100. Grand prize is
$1000. Stay tuned for the announcement
of other great prizes.
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Lent Reflection Writers Needed
You’re invited to participate in an ecumenical
effort of the church communities of the
Cathedral of Saint Andrew, Bethlehem Lutheran
and St. Mark’s Episcopal. We need people to
share a personal reflection and a brief prayer as
it touches their heart.
Is it your time to say, “Here I am”?
Assignments for Lent are being sent out now.
Please contact sueannclark311@ gmail.com or
616.485.6957 to sign up or learn more.
Kudos Kolumn
Thank you to everyone from the Altar Guild, Young
Adults, and Cathedral parishioners who helped with the
Greening of the Cathedral this Christmas Season! Thousands
of people around the world have been graced with your
kindness in expressing the joy of the birth of Christ! You are a
blessing to all of us! Thank you! Thank you!
Lynnae Jarrell—Art & Environment Coordinator
Commit to Community in 2021
Become a
Registered
Parishioner
How can I become a reg-
istered parishioner of
the Cathedral? It's sim-
ple: Go online to cath
edralofsaintandrew.org,
and at the Home Page,
click on… “I’d like to be-
come a member”. Fill
out the registration form and submit. Just that easy. If
you don't have access to the Web, you can get a paper
form from our office. Try Text-to-Give
We have a brand new way you can give to Cathe-
dral Ministries. Many people who don’t carry
Mass Intentions
cash find Text-to-Give easy and convenient. Text
If you would like to have a Mass said for someone, and/
or include a card as a special gift, call the Cathedral the word “Give” to 844-490-1079 You
Office, 616-456-1454 x1909. will get a link for the quick initial sign up. Once
you are signed up, you just type in a dollar
amount and send. Be sure to save the phone number in your
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contacts.
Welcome Back Deacon
CIC at Home
Catholic Information Center
Mike Cruikshank
Deacon Mike came to Michi-
gan as a Paulist Seminarian
this past Summer of 2020. Be-
cause of the pandemic, many
of you didn’t have the chance
to meet him. But the wonder-
ful cathedral family must have
made an impression none the
less, because he is returning to JustFaith
work in ministry here at the Weekly sessions begin Monday, January 4, 7-
cathedral and Catholic Infor- 8:30pm, Register early! You can still join. Zoom
mation Center beginning next week. This time, not as a meetings with Deacon Dennis Rybicki. (Cost: $15
Seminarian, but a Deacon. His ministry here will lead him for book) The JustFaith Catholic series guides small
to his Ordination to the Priesthood in the Spring of 2021. groups in exploring the Gospel’s call to respond to
major issues that intersect with poverty, including
Deacon Mike tells his story this way...“I was born and
raised in Chelmsford, MA and after attending Washington racial injustice, violence and environmental
University in St Louis, I moved to New York City to work in degradation.
Financial Services. It was there that I met the Paulist Fa- Encore Institute (for 55+): Adventures
thers at the mother church, St. Paul the Apostle. I had
been away from the faith for a while but decided that in Volunteering
something was missing in my life, so I went to St. Paul's Thursday, January 14, 10am Zoom presentation
and found it to be a welcoming and joyful place. I eventu- with Mel Trotter Ministries. (RSVP by Jan. 11)
ally felt called to priesthood while participating in young
adult ministry and joined the Paulists in 2013.” inSpirit: Living on the
Welcome back to our Cathedral family Deacon
Edge of Chaos
Tuesday, January 19, 7-8pm
Mike! He will be preaching at all the Masses on the Zoom presentation with Fr.
weekend of January 23-24. John Kartje, rector of
Mundelein Seminary. (RSVP by
Jan. 14) Explore biblical
Pope Francis announces examples of journeying from
‘Year of St. Joseph’, grants order through chaos to new reality.
special indulgences
On Dec. 8, Pope Francis issued an apos- Encore Institute (for 55+): Young Adults
tolic letter, Patris corde (“With a Fa- in Today’s Church
ther’s Heart”) for the 150th anniversary Wednesday, Feb. 3, 10am Zoom presentation with
of the declaration of St. Joseph as pa- Fr. Michael Hennessy, CSP & Deacon Mike
tron of the universal Church. To mark Cruickshank, CSP. (RSVP by Jan. 29) How do Young
the occasion, the pope proclaimed a Adults view the Church and understand their
“Year of St. Joseph” from Dec. 8, 2020 Catholic faith?
through Dec. 8, 2021, explaining that
the aim of this special year is “to increase our love for this
great saint, to encourage us to implore his intercession
and to imitate his virtues and his zeal.” In addition, a ple- Thank You! for helping the CIC
nary indulgence is available to Catholics throughout the accomplish its mission in the New
year under specific conditions. Visit the Diocese of Grand
Rapids website, grdiocese.org, to learn more. Year with your donations. We
continue bringing seekers to the
Let the Catholic Information Center help Catholic faith and helping all
you Learn, Celebrate, Live and Pray your adults learn, celebrate, pray and
Catholic faith. View all your opportunities live their Catholic faith.
for a New Year filled with spiritual pur-
pose at catholicinformationcenter.org
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Infant Baptisms
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Arrojando la Red
Becoming Catholic
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Reconciliation
(Confession) For the ueridos hermano/as en Cristo,
confession schedule, KJ Dyer recibió una prótesis de pierna a la edad de 2 años en Scott
please refer to page 2. Sabolich Prosthetics en Oklahoma City hace unas semanas.
For special situations, Mientras le daban de alta de la clínica, las cámaras de ABC World News
please contact the Tonight grabaron su caminata por un largo pasillo. Con los padres a su
Cathedral office 616-456- lado, tropezó con su andador, cuando al final del pasillo vio a un extraño,
1454 x1909 to make an
Blake Leeper, sentado en el suelo, incitándolo a avanzar. Mientras KJ se
appointment with one of Padre Bill Edens, CSP
acercaba dolorosamente, Blake se levantó de un salto y KJ vio que era un
our priests.
amputado doble, con dos piernas protésicas. Leeper es un velocista paralímpico, medallista y
First Communion is es capaz de superar a muchos atletas profesionales con dos piernas humanas. KJ vio que era
prepared for through the alegre, incontenible y amante de la diversión, y de inmediato su pequeño cerebro comenzó a
Religious Education imaginar lo que es posible con una prótesis de pierna. Visualizar es crear posibilidad…. Para
program. Contact Sean cuando sus padres lo llevaron a casa, el cerebro del pequeño KJ había comenzado a
Donovan at the reprogramar la parte inferior de su cuerpo. KJ dejó a un lado el andador y ya estaba
Cathedral office caminando y corriendo por su cuenta, explorando la casa e imaginando el futuro.
456-1454 x1913.
Confirmation for 8th Hoy celebramos el bautismo de nuestro modelo a seguir en la fe, Jesús de Nazaret. Durante
graders is prepared for 30 años había vivido una vida familiar tranquila, absorbiendo las lecciones de sus padres.
through the Religious Había llegado a amar las Escrituras y conocía las historias de los héroes de la fe judía. Pero
Education program. algo tiró de él. Sabía que su primo, Juan, estaba bautizando a la gente en el Jordán,
Contact Sean Donovan llamándolos al arrepentimiento.
at the Cathedral office
Los teólogos no están seguros de por qué Jesús accedió a ser bautizado por Juan. No
456-1454 x1913.
necesitaba ser limpiado de pecado. Tal vez fue porque necesitaba un comienzo dramático
Baptized adults can
register for Adult para su vida pública. Pero sucedió algo significativo en su bautismo. Vio el cielo "rasgado", sin
Confirmation prep duda una señal de que la tierra se cargaría con el cielo. Vio al Espíritu descender sobre él en
classes. Contact Sean forma de paloma, sin duda una señal de que sería el mensajero de Dios. Visualizar es crear
616-456-1454 x1913. posibilidad…
Weddings Tan pronto como Dios dijo desde el cielo: "Este es mi Hijo amado; en ti tengo complacencia",
Please contact Lynnae in el Espíritu instó y acompañó a Jesús al desierto para ser probado por Satanás, el espíritu
the Cathedral office 616- falso, para aclarar su misión y desarrollar resistencia. Por el camino que conduciría a la cruz y
456-1454, x1901. la resurrección.
Anointing of the Sick Nuestro camino personal en 2021 probablemente involucrará pruebas importantes, tal vez
Please call the Cathedral una enfermedad, un desafío financiero o una pérdida personal.
office 456-1454 x1909 if
you are in the hospital or Recientemente me enteré de que tengo la enfermedad de Parkinson y que me esperan
home-bound and would desafíos importantes en mi camino. Les agradezco por sus oraciones y aliento. Estoy
like Anointing or encantado de descubrir los recursos disponibles en Grand Rapids, incluido el Instituto
Communion. For after Hauenstein en Mercy Saint Mary's Health Center, donde mi doctora, Jessica Hedeman, DO,
hour emergencies dial es directora de la clínica de trastornos del movimiento. Saint Mary's, Spectrum y el Instituto
option 6 and one of our Van Andel ofrecen muchas clases de movimiento aeróbico y grupos de apoyo, así como
priests will be paged. investigación. Los feligreses de la catedral han compartido conmigo sus experiencias de la
enfermedad y el tratamiento de Parkinson.
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Como KJ, que perdió una pierna humana Nuevas Directivas para Misa
y ganó una prótesis, mi cerebro está El Obispo Walkowiak ha extendido la dispensación de la misa
reinventando lo que es posible. Con Jesús a 17 de febrero de 2021.
como un compañero gozoso, irreprimible
Maneras en que puedes ayudar ...
y un modelo a seguir, sé que el Espíritu • Planee llegar temprano, pero no asista si tiene algún
de Dios me acompañará al desierto para síntoma de enfermedad.
fortalecer mi resistencia y refinar mi • Si solo asisten 1 o 2 personas de un hogar, primero llene
discipulado. las bancas cortas a los lados y deje las bancas más largas para los hogares
más grandes.
Entonces, aquí hay un experimento • Cuando se acerque para recibir la Comunión, diga “Amén” cuando se
mental ... ... ¿En qué camino te está detenga en la etiqueta azul en el piso. No se quite la máscara hasta que
guiando Dios este año? ¿Cómo esté listo para consumir el Cuerpo de Cristo. El Cuerpo de Cristo debe
trabajarán dinámicamente juntas las consumirse antes de regresar a su banca. Reemplace su mascarilla de
fuerzas del Espíritu Santo, Jesús, Juan el inmediato.
Bautista, Dios Padre y el desafío falso del • Tenga en cuenta que a partir de Adviento pedimos a los feligreses que se
espíritu- para refinar su discipulado y registren en línea si planean asistir a misa en la Catedral. Esto es con el
darle resistencia para el viaje del 2021? propósito de rastrear contactos. Mire su correo electrónico para obtener
enlaces y más información
Visualizar es crear posibilidades…
Gracias por su paciencia y diligencia continuas para ayudarnos a que nuestras
misas sean lo más seguras posible.
Reverendo Bill Edens, CSP Somos la iglesia madre de la diócesis. Quizás haya una persona en
Pastor Asociado tu vida que necesite el cuidado tierno de una madre espiritual. Te pedimos que
invites a esta persona que pueda necesitar ayuda espiritual a venir a confesión
en la catedral, o hablar con uno de los sacerdotes de la catedral
El Papa Francisco
anuncia el ‘Año Taller en el Centro de Información Católica
de San José’ Espiritualidad Ignaciana
Miércoles, 6 y 20 de enero, 7pm. Facilitada por el Padre Luis García
concediendo Se le enviará por correo electrónico un enlace Zoom
indulgencias Como cristianos católicos nosotros sabemos la importancia de nuestra vida
especiales espiritual. A través de la historia de la iglesia católica los hombres de todos los
El 8 de diciembre, el tiempos han podido beber y enriquecerse de diferentes corrientes espirituales.
Papa Francisco emitió Algunas corrientes o movimientos espirituales han inspirados grandes cambios
una carta apostólica: en las personas y una renovación en la Iglesia. Estas dos sesiones nos
Patris corde (“Con permitirán conocer acerca de la espiritualidad Ignaciana propuesta por San
Corazón de Padre”) Ignacio de Loyola y promovida por los Jesuitas. La espiritualidad ignaciana nos
por el 150 aniversario de la declaración de enseña a desarrollar una atención activa en Dios y a darle una pronta
San José como patrono de la Iglesia respuesta. Registrarse en catholicinformationcenter.org
universal. Para enmarcar la ocasión, el Papa
ha proclamado el “Año de San José” que va Donaciones en línea
desde el 8 de diciembre de 2020 hasta el 8 La Catedral puede continuar sirviendo a la gente por medio de
de diciembre de 2021, explicando que el sus donaciones generosas. Agradecemos mucho sus
objetivo de este año especial es “aumentar donaciones “en línea,” que puede hacer en ir al sitio web de la
nuestro amor por este gran santo,
catedral: cathedralofsaintandrew.org
animarnos a implorar su intercesión e
imitar sus virtudes y su celo”. Además, los
católicos tienen a su disposición una
indulgencia plenaria durante todo el año
bajo condiciones específicas. Visite el sitio
web de la Diócesis de Grand Rapids,
grdiocese.org, para obtener más
información.
Sigue la catedral en
Facebook para ver
fotos y videos.
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CATHEDRAL OFFICE / OFICINA
Th e 215 Sheldon SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Paulists
616-456-1454
Email: office@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Website: cathedralofsaintandrew.org
We give the Word of God a M-Th 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
voice in pulpits and print, F 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
on radio and television, on MOST REVEREND DAVID J. WALKOWIAK
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. BOB CARY, CSP
Paulist fath ers
those who have been away. Rector (Párroco) ext. 1905 Senior Ministry
fatherrene@cathedralofsaint cary6484@gmail.com
andrew.org
We share the passion of REV. JOACHIM LALLY, CSP
Paul for unity in faith and REV. BILL EDENS, CSP Senior Ministry
solidarity in mission among Associate Pastor ext. 1906 jlally.csp@gmail.com
all the baptized in the body fatherbill@cathedralofsaint
of Christ. We build bridges andrew.org REV. CHARLIE BRUNICK, CSP
of respect and collabora- Senior Ministry
REV. MICHAEL HENNESSY, CSP cbrunick@aol.com
tion with people of other
world religions. Associate Pastor ext. 1916
fathermichael@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 lynnae@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Business Administrator
we preach calls for all the ANTHONY LEARY ext. 1917
barb@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
children of God to be treat- Facilities Maintenance
ed with dignity and justice. SEAN DONOVAN ext. 1913 anthony@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Director of Religious Education and
We claim Isaac Hecker as Faith Formation
sdonovan@cathedralofsaintandrew.org Other numbers
our founder, the Holy Spirit
BULLETIN EDITOR/DESIGN
as our primary guide, St. 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
Director of Music CATHEDRAL OUTREACH CENTER
We are Paulists. 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
prayers@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
eulene@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
CATHEDRAL FAX: 616-456-5110
DEACON DENNIS RYBICKI, ext. 1903
Baptism & Homebound Ministry
Cathedral proper open to the public:
deacondennis@cathedralofsaint Weekdays: 6:30am to 6pm
andrew.org Saturdays: 9am to 6:30pm
JULIE BARTHOLOMEW ext. 1912 Sundays: 9am to 9pm
Liturgy Coordinator Please coordinate with the office for
page 10 julie@cathedralofsaintandrew.org group tours or visits.You can also read
