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Twenty-Third Sunday
in ordinary time
September 5
2021
WELCOM E
Mass AT TH E
CATH EDRAL
Saturday, Sep 4 12:05pm Daily Mass
† George Rybicki
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass
† Ed Mead & Gerrie Mead-Friar
Sunday, Sep 5 10:00am Sunday Mass (ASL interpretation)
(televised / live-streamed)
† Charles L. Baumgartner
12:00pm Misa Domingo en Español
(live-streamed)
† Fausta Altamirano
5:30pm Sunday Mass
† Samantha Patis
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
Parish family
Monday, Sep 6 9:00am Labor Day Mass
† Louis Joseph Menesse
Tuesday, Sep 7 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Sommer family
Wednesday, Sep 8 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Zofia & Sylwester Dymarski
Thursday, Sep 9 12:05pm Daily Mass
Int. Persenaire-Ruiz family
Friday, Sep 10 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Barb Smith
Saturday, Sep 11 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Sommer family
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass
† Joe & Marie Reynolds
Sunday, Sep 12 10:00am Sunday Mass (ASL interpretation)
(televised / live-streamed)
Int. Catherine Corkins
12:00pm Misa Domingo en Español
(live-streamed)
Familia Parroquial
5:30pm Sunday Mass
Intentions of CIC Collaborators &
Partners in Mission
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
Int. Mary & Bill Close
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
page 2 Go to grdiocese.org or the Cathedral’s Facebook page
Scri pture
Read ing...
Sunday:
23rd Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Is 35:4-7a
Casting a Net
Ps 146:6-10
Jas 2:1-5
Mk 7:31-37
D ear sisters and brothers in Christ, Monday:
Col 1:24—2:3
Growing up with 8 siblings provided me with several life lessons. When I tended to be Ps 62:6-7,9
critical of myself or my siblings, my mom would stretch both of her hands to indicate her 10 Lk 6:6-11
fingers while saying, "Son, you see all these fingers. They are all different, yet very important for
the function of my hands. Yet, when one hurts, the whole hand is affected." There is much that Tuesday:
this simple image teaches me not only about my family but our Church and country. Col 2:6-15
Ps 145:1b-2,8-11
At a time in our Church and nation when we tend to highlight what divides us, we may run the Lk 6:12-19
risk of overlooking what we have in common. The same is true when we focus only on what is
common but overlook the divisions that need to be addressed. As in most things in life, it is Wednesday:
about finding a balance. Pope Francis teaches us that as we walk together in this pilgrimage of Nativity of the
life, we are already moving forward together, facing difficulties and challenges as a people called Blessed Virgin Mary
to strengthen each other. What can also be applied to our interactions as a family, can also be Mi 5:1-4a or
applied to our Church and nation. We need to understand that unity should always prevail over Rom 8:28-30
conflict and that the whole, our common baptism and faith in Christ, are more important than Ps 13:6
the parts, our differences. Mt 1:1-16,18-23
Our effort for unity in our family, in our Church, and in our country, is a slow ongoing process Thursday:
that requires work. It calls for addressing injustices, inequities, and illnesses within the body. It St. Peter Claver
also requires patience, perseverance, and much hope. Col 3:12-17
Ps 150:1b-6
This coming Monday our nation commemorates Labor Day and we, at the Cathedral, Lk 6:27-38
will celebrate it with a Mass at 9a.m. We will pray for the millions who are out of work or
underemployed and for the many whose economic circumstances are stressful or even dire. It is Friday:
also a time to be thankful for the many healthcare workers and other essential workers who 1 Tm 1:1-2,12-14
continue laboring with courage and love in this post-pandemic time. Ps 16:1b-2a,5,
7-8,11
On September 9, the Church celebrates the feast of St. Peter Claver , a Jesuit missionary Lk 6:39-42
who spent his life in service to African slaves in South America during the 17th century. He is the
patron saint of African missions, African Americans, and interracial justice. May we ask for Saint Saturday:
Peter’s intercession to help us see and treat every individual, regardless of race, as beloved sons 1 Tm 1:15-17
and daughters of God the Father. Ps 113:1b-7
Lk 6:43-49
I pray to the Holy Spirit for a new Pentecost in our parish and Church to respond to the
promptings of the Spirit calling us to address and dismantle the various forms of systemic racism Sunday:
that exist. One huge step is to encounter others who are not like us and listen to their stories. 24th Sunday in
Differences must not threaten us but enlarge us to see Christ in the other. Ordinary Time
Is 50:5-9a
Ps 116:1-9
In Christ, Jas 2:14-18
Mk 8:27-35
Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP
Pastor/Rector
Fr. René Constanza, CSP page 3
Th is Week
Events and Activities
Saturday, September 4
10:00am Baptism
1:30pm Wedding
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass
Sunday, September 5 Monday, Sept. 6
Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time Mass at 9am only (no Confessions)
Joy of the Gospel Second Collection Parish Office Closed
10:00am Sunday Televised Mass (live-streamed)
12:00pm Misa en Español (live-streamed)
1:30pm Comité Hispano Register Your Child
5:30pm Sunday Mass If your child is planning on
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass receiving their sacraments in the
Monday, September 6 Spring, it’s time to register them
Labor Day | Cathedral office closed for Religious Education.
9:00am Labor Day Mass (no Confessions) Get your registration forms filled out
and returned to the Cathedral office.
Wednesday, September 8 You can get a form from an usher or
9:30am CCHS Mass download forms at cathedralofsaintandrew.org.
10:00am Prayer Blanket Ministry
Thursday, September 9
10:00am Bible Study Group
7:00pm Music Ministry Evening Prayer/Social
7:00pm Young Adult Holy Brew at Peppino’s
Friday, September 10 This week’s second collection: Our Joy of the
5:00pm Wedding Rehearsal
Gospel Fund puts into action Pope Francis’ call to
7:00pm Amigos de Jesus
“evangelize in word and deed”. We do that through the
Saturday, September 11 Catholic Information Center that welcomes seekers from all
9:00am Quinceañera program backgrounds and helps Catholics continue to grow spiritually.
9:30am Young Adults at Heartside Park We do that through our outreach ministries that care for
1:30pm Wedding those in need in both our parish and our community. Thank
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass you for being a partner with your giving each month to the
Joy of the Gospel Fund.
Sunday, September 12
Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
10:00am Sunday Televised Mass (live-streamed)
12:00pm Misa en Español (live-streamed)
5:30pm Sunday Mass
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
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Join the Liturgical Register now
Ministries Team! for Diocesan
Liturgical ministry is an expression of
stewardship and is a rewarding
Assembly
opportunity to share your gifts and 2021: Grow
talent with the faith community. Parishioners from
throughout the
Whether participation is through
“behind the scenes” preparation or diocese are invited to
through a ministerial role of service “Diocesan Assembly 2021: Grow” from 8:30 a.m.
within the Mass, parishioner volunteers to 2:30 p.m. on September 25, at Cathedral
help our liturgies to be truly life-giving Square Center, 360 Division Ave. S. The event will
and moving celebrations of faith. be offered in person and online via livestream.
By welcoming as Ushers, by proclaiming Last year’s assembly focused on becoming aware of
the Word as Lectors, by imitating Christ and deepening our personal relationship with God.
in sharing communion as Eucharistic Diocesan Assembly 2021 will teach us how to grow
Ministers, and by assisting the presider and mature as disciples by reflecting on practical
as Sacristans or Altar Servers liturgical aspects of growth in holiness.
ministers are Christ present
sacramentally. The Church teaches and guides us through the joys
and hopes, sorrows and anxieties of life as we strive
Please give some prayerful consideration
to serving as a lay liturgical minister. For to know, love and serve God more each day. We
more information and to get involved will reflect on and be inspired by the story of the
you can fill out the inquiry card in the man born blind found in John 9:1-41. This passage
pews and drop in the collection box, or tells a powerful story of healing and reveals how it
email julie@cathedralofsaintandrew.org or call 616.288.0219. is necessary to grow in understanding and
knowledge of Jesus as Lord.
Timothy Matovina, Ph.D., chair of the Department
ADDING WEEKDAY of Theology at the University of Notre Dame will be
MASSES our keynote speaker. Afternoon sessions will focus
Beginning the week of on growing deeper in our relationship with Christ
September 13, the Cathedral and the Church through examination of the
will offer more options for daily theological and cardinal virtues.
Mass. Fast facts:
• The in-person and livestreamed sessions will be
New Daily Mass Schedule presented concurrently in English and Spanish.
Mondays: • Registration to attend via livestream is free.
12:05pm English Mass in the
DAILY MASS cathedral
Cost of the in-person event is $15 (includes
lunch)
12:35pm Confessions • There will be opportunities to gather in person
5:15pm Spanish Mass in the chapel at satellite parish venues.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursday: • Register at: grdiocese.org/diocesan-assembly.
12:05pm English Mass in the cathedral
12:35pm Confessions
5:15pm English Mass in the chapel
Fridays: The Altar Guild’s next
7:00am English Mass in the chapel meeting is September 23, 1pm,
7:30am Confessions in the Parish Center.
12:05pm English Mass in the cathedral
For more information on this
12:35pm Confessions
ministry and to get involved
Saturdays: please email julie@cathedral
11:00am Confessions ofsaintandrew.org or call
12:05pm English Mass in the cathedral 616.288.0219.
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Upcoming Young Adult Events
September 9, 7p September 17-19
Holy Brew at Peppino’s YA Women’s Camping Trip
September 11, 9:30a September 22, 7p
Heartside Parks Beautification End of Summer Celebration
Virtual Come & See: An
Celebrating the Introduction to the Paulist Fathers
Covenant between Thinking about religious life? Have questions about
the Paulist Fathers or ever thought about what it's
Katherine Crippen like to be a seminarian as part of a religious
and Benjamin Miller community?
August 27, 2021 Talk and hear from those who have done it before
while being in the comforts of your home.
Maria Margarita Castro &
Jose Cesar Zamudio Frutos Wherever you are on your discernment journey,
August 28, 2021 this event will help you make a better choice!
TO REGISTER: visit: tinyurl.com/VirtualComeAnd
See2021
B ecause the CDC has raised the risk level
for several counties in our diocese,
including Kent county, we at the
cathedral are strongly recommending that all
individuals, regardless of vaccination status,
wear a mask in the church. Hand sanitizer This week, let us honor St. Joseph
remains available by the entrances and we with our love and this prayer:
continue sanitizing the church regularly to Dear St. Joseph, please help us to
ensure a safe environment. We also want to encourage all to always labor for the Kingdom of God,
receive their COVID vaccine.
and the salvation of souls.
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and would like to take them a blanket, visit week from Father René. Text
our office.
CGR to 84576 or visit
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those who have never been baptized, as well as those
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Christian tradition. It's designed to help individuals dis- Adversity
cern whether the process for becoming Catholic is right Thursday, Sept. 23, 10-11:30am with Paulist
for them. The program is also open to those who are father René Constanza and CIC director of
already Catholic and want to renew their understanding programming, Mark Mann.
of Catholic teaching. Specific topics are presented each $15 registration, includes lunch for in-person.
week. However, participants are encouraged to bring Zoom attendance available.
their own questions and issues of faith for discussion. Together we will explore the lessons we have
harvested since the start of the pandemic.
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Infant Baptisms
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Arrojando la Red
Becoming Catholic
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x1913.
Reconciliation
(Confession) For the
confession schedule,
Q ueridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo,
Crecer con 8 hermanos me proporcionó varias lecciones de vida. Cuando solía ser
crítico conmigo mismo o con mis hermanos, mi madre estiraba ambas manos para
please refer to page 2. indicar sus 10 dedos mientras decía: "Hijo, ves todos estos dedos. Todos son diferentes, pero
For special situations, muy importantes para la función de mis manos. Sin embargo, cuando uno duele, toda la
please contact the mano se ve afectada ". Hay mucho que esta simple imagen me enseña no solo sobre mi
Cathedral office 616-456- familia, sino también sobre nuestra Iglesia y nuestro país.
1454 x1909 to make an
appointment with one of En este periodo en nuestra Iglesia y nación en el que tendemos a resaltar lo que nos divide,
our priests. podemos correr el riesgo de pasar por alto lo que tenemos en común. Lo mismo ocurre
cuando solo nos enfocamos en lo que es común, pero pasamos por alto las divisiones que
First Communion is deben abordarse. Como en la mayoría de las cosas en la vida, se trata de encontrar un
prepared for through the equilibrio. El Papa Francisco nos enseña que mientras caminamos juntos en esta
Religious Education peregrinación de la vida, ya avanzamos juntos, enfrentando dificultades y desafíos como
program. Contact Sean personas llamadas a fortalecerse mutuamente. Lo que también se puede aplicar a nuestras
Donovan at the interacciones como familia, también se puede aplicar a nuestra iglesia y nación. Necesitamos
Cathedral office entender que la unidad siempre debe prevalecer sobre el conflicto y que el todo, nuestro
456-1454 x1913. bautismo común y fe en Cristo, es más importante que las partes, nuestras diferencias.
Confirmation for 8th
Nuestro trabajo por la unidad en nuestra familia, en nuestra Iglesia y en nuestro país, es un
graders is prepared for
proceso lento que requiere trabajo. Hace un llamado a abordar las injusticias, inequidades y
through the Religious
enfermedades dentro del cuerpo. También requiere paciencia, perseverancia y mucha
Education program.
esperanza.
Contact Sean Donovan
at the Cathedral office El próximo lunes nuestra nación conmemora el Día del Trabajo y nosotros, en la Catedral, lo
456-1454 x1913. celebraremos con una misa a las 9 a.m. Oraremos por los millones que están sin trabajo o
Baptized adults can subempleados y por los muchos cuyas circunstancias económicas son estresantes. También
register for Adult es un momento para estar agradecido por los muchos trabajadores de la salud y otros
Confirmation prep trabajadores esenciales que continúan trabajando con valentía y amor en este tiempo
classes. Contact Sean posterior a la pandemia.
616-456-1454 x1913.
El 9 de septiembre, la Iglesia celebra la fiesta de San Pedro Claver, un misionero jesuita que
Weddings pasó su vida al servicio de los esclavos africanos en América del Sur durante el siglo XVII. Es el
Please contact Lynnae in santo patrón de las misiones africanas, los afroamericanos y la justicia interracial. Pidamos la
the Cathedral office 616- intercesión de San Pedro para que nos ayude a ver y tratar a cada individuo,
456-1454, x1901. independientemente de su raza, como amados hijos e hijas de Dios Padre.
Anointing of the Sick Oro al Espíritu Santo por un nuevo Pentecostés en nuestra parroquia e Iglesia para responder
Please call the Cathedral a las impresiones del Espíritu que nos llama a abordar y desmantelar
office 456-1454 x1909 if las diversas formas de racismo sistémico que existen. Un gran paso es
you are in the hospital or encontrar a otras personas que no son como nosotros y escuchar sus
home-bound and would historias. Las diferencias no deben amenazarnos, sino agrandarnos
like Anointing or para ver el Cristo en el rostro del otro.
Communion. For after
hour emergencies dial En Cristo,
option 6 and one of our
priests will be paged.
Muy Reverendo René Constanza, CSP
page 8 Pastor/Rector Padre René Constanza, CSP
¿Quieres saber más de
nuestra Fe? ¿Necesitas
el Sacramento de
Bautismo o 1ra Es hora de
Comunión o
Confirmación? registrar a
El 24 de octubre de 2021,
comenzaremos el tiempo de
su hijo/a/s
preguntas y consulta para
aquellos adultos que quieren
recibir estos Sacramentos y formación a través del Es hora de registrar a su hijo/a/s
proceso de RICA. Si planea en que su hijo/a/s reciban su sacramento, es
Recuerda el pasaje Bíblico de Juan 2:3-10 en el cual
hora de apuntarlos en Educación Religiosa.
nuestra Madre Maria le dice a Jesús,” No tienen vino” y Llene sus formularios de registro y devuelvalo a la oficina de la
luego continúa Catedral. Puede obtener un formulario de un ujier o descargar el
diciendo “Hagan lo formulario en cathedralofsaintandrew.org.
que Él les diga” El
pasaje termina con las Queremos empezar una clase para papás y
palabras “Tú has
guardado el mejor mamás en el manejo de sus niños. Estamos
vino hasta este buscando una persona que puede guiar tal clase. Tú vas a
momento” Si tienes 18 escuchar y ayudar estos padres y les darás sugerencias, soporte
años o más y necesitas y ánimos en criar a sus hijos. ¿Usted es un maestro o maestra,
los Sacramentos de que ha ganado mucha sabiduría para compartir? Favor de
Bautismo, 1ra contactar a Padre Bill.
Comunión o
Confirmación, Reflexión Dominical del Padre Bill
recuerda que Jesús te
Nuestra primera lectura, es sacado de Isaías 35, habla del
llama y te espera. Él ha
regreso del exilio. Sería como decirle a un inmigrante que ahora
guardado el mejor
está completamente documentado. Es como decirles a los
vino para ti.
Dreamers que no los deportarán. Es como decirles a los
Responde al llamado refugiados que su caso será escuchado rápidamente y, mientras
de Jesús y nuestra tanto, se quedarán con una familia en los Estados Unidos.
Madre María. El equipo “No tienen vino” “Hagan lo que Incluso podría ser como decirle a alguien de Guatemala que ya
de RICA estará en la Él les diga” “Tú has dejado el no hay pandillas en Huehuetenango o él Petén, que el gobierno
parte de atrás de la mejor vino hasta este momento” tratará a los indígenas igual que a los ladinos, que se respetarán
Iglesia al final de la - Juan 2:3-10 los derechos de todos.
Misa Hispana, durante
Estos son los sentimientos que tenía el pueblo israelita. No
el mes de septiembre y octubre para que te inscribas y
podían creer las buenas noticias de que eran libres de regresar
recibas información. Los miembros del equipo son Enid
de la esclavitud en Babilonia a su tierra natal. Isaías dice
Benedict, Cesarina Grullón, Orlando Benedict, Giovanna
“¡esfuerza te, no temas! Aquí está tu Dios, que viene con
Cruz y Angela Velasquez y ellos están ansiosos por
reivindicación.... Entonces se abrirán los ojos de los ciegos, se
ayudarte.
aclararán los oídos de los sordos; entonces el cojo saltará como
un ciervo ... Corrientes estallarán en el desierto …”
Somos bendecidos por un Dios que trae paz, pertenencia y
CO N ECTARS E alegría a nuestras vidas justo cuando pensamos que no es
posible.
Y que haremos para prestar atención? "Ve las señales de la
presencia de Dios, presta atención al gozo todos los días,
acompaña a los que necesitan ayuda especial, sé la voz de Dios
en el desierto para los que están perdidos."
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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
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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
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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
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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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julie@cathedralofsaintandrew.org group tours or visits.You can also read
