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Father Chuck Durante Rector, Ext. 106
Fr. Lucio Zuñiga-Rocha Parochial Vicar, Ext. 101
Joseph Bell & Robert Dangel Deacons
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P O H Monday: 11:00-5:00 PM
Tuesday thru Friday: 9:00-5:00 PM Rocío Paz
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Bookkeeping Ext. 108 Tammie Sheely
Religious Education Ext. 110 [email protected] Anne Buja-Music Coordinator
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Jack Hallsted Mgr. Ext. 112 CLOSED MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
Open: Saturday: 3:00-5:30 PM & Sunday: 8:00-1:00PM & 3:00-6:00PM
Saint Thomas Aquinas Cathedral 3 1 0 W E S T S E C O N D S T R E E T , R E N O , N V 8 9 5 0 3
Most Rev. Randolph R. Calvo JCD, DD, Bishop of Reno
June
27,
202
1
Welcome to our Eucharistic Celebration
FROM FATHER CHUCK We hear two powerful healing stories in the gospel today and in both Jesus refers to the faith of the people. First, to a woman who risks perhaps her very life by touching Jesus, knowing that to touch him, as a woman, and as a sick person, might subject her to condemnation by the crowd. Jesus says, “Your faith has saved you.” Second, to a fa-ther whose daughter is dying Jesus says, “Just have faith.” While the stories are encouraging and filled with the hope of healing and a “joyful ending” we know that sometimes we have faith and things do not seem to work out the same. We pray for that sick child or for our own healing and when healing doesn’t happen, we can think, “What did I do wrong? Is my faith not strong enough?” It is then we must remember that Jesus himself prayed to his Father to take his cup away and it was not granted. It is sometimes beyond us to know or grasp God’s way for, as St. Paul says, “We walk by faith, not be sight.” It is a faith that is strengthened when we come together as Church in Word and Sacrament. The woman risks it all when she reaches out to Jesus in faith. We’re challenged to do the same, remembering that the Lord is always with us. Someone who has been sharing her faith with the children and families of our parish is Tammie Sheely. Tam-mie has been on staff as Director of Religious Education here at the Cathedral for five years, walking many of our children through their First Communion & many teens through Confirmation. Prior to her role on staff, she volun-teered as director and as a catechist for a long time. After these many years, much prayer and discernment, Tammie has decided to step down from this position effective July 1. I’m sure it will be a sadness to many to see Tammie leave. She has been a guiding spirit and light in the parish for a long time. She also has many other things going on in her life and deserves all our love and support as she shifts gears to continue those and take on new endeavors. On behalf of the entire parish, I say a big THANK YOU to Tammie for all she has done. We hope to have a reception for Tammie in the near future, so please do stay tuned to the timing of that which will be announced as soon as we get it set. Blessings to you, Tammie! Next weekend we’ll be expanding capacity in the church a bit. We’ll be able to remove the ribbons in the two main, center sections of the church that have blocked every other pew for social distancing. As our vaccine rates increase & virus rates decrease, the need for social distancing is going down. While we strongly encourage every-one to continue to take precautions, first & foremost getting fully vaccinated, it is important to recognize that condi-tions are much better than they were. We’ll continue distancing in the side sections of the church for those who are more comfortable with distancing between the pews with only two persons to a pew. In the center sections, we’ll keep the number of persons within each pew to a 3-feet distancing at this time. But opening every pew in those sec-tions will allow us to accommodate more people as they return to church and as we move into our summer tourist season. As always, households may sit together. We still ask all those who have not been fully vaccinated to contin-ue to wear a mask. The occurrence of coronavirus variants that are even more highly transmittable makes that all the more real. There are some who are wisely taking the precaution of wearing a mask even if they’re fully vaccinat-ed when gathering in large groups, such as church. Our Communion ministers will continue to wear masks when distributing Communion. As a result of every pew being used in the large, center sections of the church, we’ll resume the Communion pro-cession towards the altar for those sections rather than bringing Communion to the pews. You’ll note tape on the floor down the center aisle marking good distancing as you come to Communion. Please do your best to respect that spacing. Those on the side sections may remain in their pew & Communion will be brought to you. Last, but not least, I am reaching out to all members of the parish to assist with hospitality, greeting people as they come to the church as well as assisting with seating, collections, and the like. If you have been a part of these ministries in the past or would like to begin doing so, please do let me know. I think it is important for us to create a welcoming and supportive environment as people come to the church, so if you can help achieve that, WE NEED YOU!
BLESSINGS TO YOU ALL THIS 13TH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME!
DEL PADRE CHUCK
Escuchamos dos poderosas historias de sanación en el evangelio de hoy y en ambos Jesús se refiere a la fe de la gente. En primer lugar, a una mujer que arriesga tal vez su propia vida al tocar a Jesús, sabiendo que tocarlo, como mu-jer, y como persona enferma, podría someterla a la condenación de la multitud. Jesús dice: "Tu fe te ha salvado". Se-gundo, a un padre cuya hija está muriendo, Jesús le dice: "Sólo ten fe". Si bien las historias son alentadoras y llenas de la esperanza de la curación y un "final alegre", sabemos que a veces tenemos fe y las cosas no parecen funcionar igual. Oramos por ese niño enfermo o por nuestra propia curación y cuando la curación no sucede, podemos pensar: "¿Qué hice mal? ¿No es mi fe lo suficientemente fuerte?" Es entonces que debemos recordar que Jesús mismo oró a su Padre para que le quitara la copa y no se le concedió. A veces está más allá de nosotros conocer o comprender el camino de Dios para, como dice San Pablo, "Caminamos por fe, no somos vista". Es una fe que se fortalece cuando nos unimos como Iglesia en Palabra y Sacramento. La mujer lo arriesga todo cuando se acerca a Jesús en la fe. Estamos desafia-dos a hacer lo mismo, recordando siempre que el Señor siempre está con nosotros. Alguien que ha estado compartiendo su fe con los niños y las familias de nuestra parroquia es Tammie Sheely. Tammie ha estado en el personal como Directora de Educación Religiosa aquí en la Catedral durante 5 años, caminando a muchos de nuestros niños a través de su Primera Comunión y a muchos adolescentes a través de la Confirmación y muchos niños a través de los años intermedios. Antes de su puesto en el personal, se ofreció como directora y como catequista durante mucho tiempo. Después de estos muchos años y mucha oración y discernimiento, Tammie ha decidi-do renunciar a esta posición a partir del 1 de julio. Estoy seguro de que será una tristeza para muchos ver a Tammie irse. Ella ha sido un espíritu guía y luz en la parroquia durante mucho tiempo. Ella también tiene muchas otras cosas que su-ceden en su vida y merece todo nuestro amor y apoyo a medida que cambia de marcha para continuarlas y asumir nue-vos esfuerzos. En nombre de toda la parroquia, le digo un gran AGRADECIMIENTO a Tammie por todo lo que ha hecho. Esperamos tener una recepción para Tammie en un futuro próximo, así que por favor estén atentos al momento de lo que se anunciará tan pronto como lo establezcamos. ¡Bendiciones para Tammie! El próximo fin de semana estaremos ampliando un poco más la capacidad en la iglesia. Quitaremos las cintas en las 2 secciones centrales de la iglesia con cada 3er banca bloqueada por el distanciamiento social. A medida que las tasas de vacunación aumentan y las tasas de virus disminuyen, la necesidad del distanciamiento social también disminuye. Si bien aliento encarecidamente a todos a continuar tomando precauciones, en primer lugar vacunándose por completo. Es importante reconocer que las condiciones han mejorado. Continuaremos distanciando en las dos secciones laterales de la iglesia para aquellos que se sientan más cómodos con el distanciamiento entre las bancas con solo dos personas por banca. In las secciones centrales, mantendremos el número de personas dentro de cada banca a un distanciamiento de tres-pies en este momento. El abrir cada banca en esas secciones nos permitirá acomodar a más personas a medida que regresan a la iglesia y avanzamos en nuestra temporada turística de verano. Como siempre, los hogares pueden sentarse juntos. Seguimos pidiendo a todos aquellos que no han sido completamente vacunados que sigan usando una mascarilla. La presencia de variantes del coronavirus que son aún más transmisibles, haciendo que esto sea aún más real. Hay algunos que están tomando sabiamente la precaución de usar una máscara, incluso si están completamente vacunados cuando se reúnen en grupos grandes, como la iglesia. Nuestros ministros de comunión continuarán usando máscaras al distribuir la comunión. Ya que cada banca en las grandes secciones centrales de la iglesia serán utilizadas, resumiremos la procesión de comunión hacia el altar para esas secciones en lugar de llevar la comunión a las bancas. Notará marcas en el suelo por el pasillo central marcando un buen distanciamiento. Por favor, haga todo lo posible para respetar ese espaciado. Las personas en las secciones laterales pueden permanecer en su banca y la comunión será traída a ustedes. Por último, pero no menos importante, invito a todos los miembros de la parroquia para ayudar con la hospitalidad, dando la bienvenida quienes vienen a la iglesia, así como ayudar a buscar asientos, colectas, etcétera. Si usted ha sido parte de estos ministerios en el pasado o le gustaría comenzar a hacerlo, por favor hágamelo saber. Creo que es impor-tante el crear un ambiente acogedor y de apoyo a medida que la gente regresa a la iglesia. Si usted puede ayudar, ¡LO NECESITAMOS! ¡BENDICIONES PARA TODOS EN ESTA XIII SEMANA EN EL TIEMPO ORDINARIO!
This weekend we honor and pray for two parishes in the Diocese of Reno whose feast days are approaching: Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Hawthorne and St. Paul Catholic Church in Winnemucca.
More than a century ago, the Catholic popula on of Hawthorne was likely served by priests from Bodie, California and other small towns, da ng back to 1877. Once Hawthorne became the loca on of the Naval Ammuni on Depot in 1929, the pastor from Yerington would make occasional trips to Hawthorne to celebrate mass in private homes or a local hall. In 1936 Fr. Mar-
n Duckham, pastor at Holy Family in Yerington, received a grant from the na onal Catholic Extension Society to move a small church from the town of Mason to Hawthorne. In June a group of Catholic women formed an Altar Society and many be-came charter members of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. During World War II the popula on of Hawthorne grew
tremendously and Mass was celebrated in the church every Sunday. By 1942 Our Lady of Perpetual Help a ained the status of a parish, with Fr. Gerard Fanning as its first pastor. Under Fr. Fanning a new church was built in 1948 and religious sisters would come from Elko to teach the children. Un-der the various pastors over the decades a rectory was purchased and the church was remodeled and updated. In more recent mes, the town of Hawthorne has dwindled and the parish no longer has a resident pastor. Thus the pastor in Yerington is also the pastor in Hawthorne. Once again, mass is celebrated weekly by the pastor from Yerington and a strong lay leadership con nues to guide and keep the parish alive. The memorial of Our Lady of Perpetual Help is normally celebrated on June 27, however it is bumped this year with the Sunday celebra on. Congratula ons to the dedicated parishioners of Our Lady’s and to Fr. Jesus Ballesteros, their pastor. Tuesday, June 29, is the Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul and so we also honor and li in pray-er today St. Paul Catholic Church. From its early days in the 1860’s the trading post of Winnemucca became a place where mass was celebrated. Although it remained a mission sta on, St. Paul Catholic Church was built and dedicated in 1884, a small white frame, with a barn nearby to keep the hors-es of those who came to worship. Through the 15-year leadership of Fr. Hugo Meisekothen, a new, concrete, Spanish mission-style church was built and dedicated in 1924 and s ll stands today. As St. Paul’s history notes, “It was the finest and largest church built in Nevada a er the erec on of St. Thomas Aquinas in Reno.” It included a parish hall underneath the church. A rectory and mul -purpose building were added to the campus in the 1980’s. St. Paul’s serves the town of almost 10,000 and welcomes people of many different ethnici es The pastor of St. Paul’s, Fr. Jose Sobar-zo, also celebrates masses monthly at St. Alfonsus Mission in Para-dise Valley and Sacred Heart Mission in McDermi . Congratula ons to the good people of St. Paul Catholic Church and to their staff and pastor!
We li both of these communi es in prayer this weekend!
MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, June 26 2021—
8:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:30 PM
† Josefa Hernandez Arthur Gamboa, Sr Estelle Cartlidge
Sunday, June 27—13th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30 AM 9:30 AM
11:30 AM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM
For the Health of Joseph Gezelin †† Demi & Lanny Villanueva Dominique Cabangon Tongol Father’s Day Novena † Alida Ramos
Monday, June 28—Saint Irenaeus 9:00 AM Father’s Day Novena
Tuesday, June 29—Saints Peter and Paul 7:00 AM
12:10 PM † Lionel Michaud Camilla Thomas—Birthday
Wednesday, June 30—Weekday 7:00 AM 6:30 PM
†† Henrietta & Famon Gibson † Hugo Figueroa
Thursday, July 1—St. Junipero Serra 7:00 AM
12:10 PM † Bruce Whitman Deacon Bob & Mary Ann Dangel
Friday, July 2—Weekday 7:00 AM All souls in Purgatory
Saturday, July 3—
8:00 AM 4:30 PM
Return of Catholics to the Church † Barbara Mok
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REGISTRATIONS FOR HOLY COMMUNION, CONFIRMATION, & CONTINUOUS ED IN THE PARISH OFFICE.
PLEASE BRING CHILD’S BIRTH & BAPTISM CERTIFICATES
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— . INSCRIPCIONES DE CATECISMO PARA CLASES DE PRIMERA COMUNIÓN,
CONFIRMACIÓN Y EDUCACIÓN CONTINUA EN LA OFICINA PARROQUIAL. POR FAVOR TRAIGA LOS CERTIFICADOS DE NACIMIENTO Y BAUTISMO.
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READINGS FOR THE WEEK Mon: Gn 18:16-33; Ps 103:1-11; Mt 8:18-22 Tues: 12:1-11; Ps 34:2-9; 2Tm 4:6-18; Mt 16:13-19 Wed: Gn 21:5-20; Ps 34:7-13; Mt 8:28-34 Thurs: Gn 22:1-19; Ps 115:1-9; Mt 9:1-8 Fri: Gn 23:1-4, 19; 24:1-8, 62-67; Ps 106:1-5; Mt 9:9-13 Sat: Eph 2:19-22; Ps 117:1-2; Jn 20:24-29 Sun: Ez 2:2-5; Ps 123:1-4; 2Cor 12:7-10; Mk 6:1-6
LET US PRAY FOR… / OREMOS POR… US Servicemen & Women, Liz Barroeta, Joyce Flynn, Araceli Padilla, Josefa Hernandez, Pat Jones, Franze Wall,
Charlie & Linda Gill, Rose Fazio, Alma Chávez, Lilieth Almaguer, Tim Bauer, Joseph Gezelin, John Zepeda, Lena Magee, Roy Avery, Katherine O’Dwyer, Hector, Bertha, Daniel, Linda & Luz Ibarra, James Czeck, Ed Kolesar, Dennis Schuster,
Kristen Monibi, Kriss, Zenaida & Kevin Janoski, Ed & Maria Slaughter, John Dearborn, Tillie Pugliesi, Paty Tellez, Armando Zumaya, Jenny & Gary Blount, Sayra Gutierrez, Jovita Mendoza, Douglas Todd, Donald Walls Sr.
† Patricia Walsh, Fr. Jerry Hanley.
W S T A N Monthly Meeting will Resume on July 8th at 5:30 PM in Righini Hall. The meeting will be informal with no agenda, pizza, salads, desserts, & drinks. We hope you can join us & bring a friend! THE KARMA BOX ON ARLINGTON AVE. BENEFITS THOSE IN NEED IN OUR COMMUNITY. THINGS TO DONATE: HYGIENE ITEMS, SNACKS, NON-PERISHABLE FOOD/DRINKS. TRAVEL & SMALL INDIVIDUAL SIZES FIT NICELY IN THE BOX. PLEASE PLACE YOUR ITEMS IN THE BARREL AVAILABLE IN THE WEST VESTIBULE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!
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Retiro para Jóvenes Adultos de 18-30 Años 30 Julio-1 Agosto La Diócesis de Reno, a través de la Pastoral Juvenil, invita a jóvenes adultos de 18-30 años a participar en el retiro espiritual: “¡Sé Amigo de ti mismo!” This retreat has been designed to help young adults explore priorities, deepen their relationship with God, & more readily discern the purpose of life. El propósito de este retiro es que los jóvenes aprendan a quererse, estimarse, ser amigos de sí mismos y de Dios, y discernir el propósito de la vida. The retreat is facilitated by the Diocese of Reno’s Pastoral Juvenil Team under the guidance of Father Eduardo Gutiér-rez Sandoval & Maripaz Ramos. The retreat is bilingual (English & Spanish). Participants are invited to speak and ex-press themselves in the language of their preference. Para más información, llámanos al 775-326-9423, e-mail: [email protected] y/o encuéntranos en Pastoral Juvenil Hispana Diócesis de Reno, or visit us on www.renodiocese.org.
Job Opportunities at St. Therese of the Little Flower Church Please stop by the parish office to pick up an application, read the qualifications carefully and complete the application if you are interested and drop it by the parish office. Parish Secretary—40 hours/ week; pay commensurate with experience and skills. Primary Role: greet all visitors & answer questions in person and by telephone related to Sacraments & services provided by the Church. Clerical support to staff & clergy. Maintain calendars of events, including Masses, monitor phone calls, phone messages & follow-up, prepares weekly bulletin for publication, organizes, trains and supervises volunteers for front office, maintains good communication and relationship with Pastor. Primary Skills: fully bilingual; Spanish & English, excellent organization, ability to multi-task and manage a busy de-manding office environment, seen as a model of faith in our parish.
Confirmation/Youth Minister—40 hours/week; pay commensurate with Youth Ministry Certification, experience and skills. Primary Role: Coordinates the Sacrament of Confirmation 2-year preparation program in compliance with Diocesan & parish requirements, organizes, trains and supervises volunteer catechists for same program, attends regular meetings of Diocesan Confirmation & Youth Ministry Coordinators, organizes regular youth gatherings which foster spirituality, on-going catechesis and parish connection with post-Confirmation youth, maintains good communication and relationship with Pastor. Primary Skills: fully bilingual; Spanish & English, excellent organization, ability to foster enthusiasm for the Faith, ability to ensure quality programming for Confirmation preparation and youth ministry, ability to manage a large group of volunteers, creativity, seen as a model of faith in our parish.
MASSES ARE LIMITED BY 3-FEET SOCIAL DISTANCING. IF FULLY VACCINATED, MASKS ARE OPTIONAL.
Sunday Masses, 9:30AM-English & 6:00PM-Spanish, are livestreamed via YouTube: DIOCESE OF RENO CHANNEL.
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP Date 1st Collection 2nd Collection 2nd /Special Collection To Benefit May 30 June 6 June 13 June 20 June 27
$5,805 $9,514 $5,347 $7,460 $
- $2,187 $1,830 - -
No 2nd Collection Payment to Loan Catholic Communication Campaign No 2nd Collection No 2nd Collection
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SUNDAY MASS NOTE: Vigil-Saturday: 4:30PM ONLY
beginning July 3rd Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30AM, 4:00PM
& 6:00PM–Misa en español Miércoles: 6:30PM – Misa en español
WEEKDAY MASS Monday: 12:10PM
Tuesday & Thursday: 7:00AM & 12:10 PM Wednesday & Friday: 7:00 AM
Saturday: 8:00AM
HOLIDAYS: 9:00 AM HOLY DAYS AS ANNOUNCED
A Thursday: 1:00—5:30 PM
concluding with benediction S R
GENERAL ABSOLUTION SERVICE STARTS PROMPTLY AT: 5:30 PM Thursday
TRADITIONAL INDIVIDUAL CONFESSION: 3:00 PM Saturday or by appointment
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CSA UPDATE Goal: $108,441
Pledged: $95,786 Received: $73,885
Thank you to all who have pledged & donated.
ONLINE GIVING 6/14—6/18: $1,202
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