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Happy August! Time seems to stand still these days with the various restrictions for our safety yet the calendar moves on. I hope that as we move into August you have had or are planning at least a little break from the routine, a little breather of rest and re-creation with a few family, friends and the Lord. Wisely, we are limiting our interactions and doing our best to curb any sharing of the virus. At the same time, creative ways of rejuvenation are important for our mental & spiritual health. I am wrestling with how best to make that happen in my own life as well. The fatigue of this pandemic can be overwhelming and freeze us in our tracks and so it is important to design and share ways we can cope with that fatigue and not simply give up because of it. I am continually renewed and impressed by those coming to mass and those participating in mass on line via YouTube or other media platforms. As Catholics the mass is near and dear to our hearts and when inspired by the Word and strengthened by the Eucharist, both physically and spiritually, we can find the fortitude to get through this uneasy time. Part of the gift of the mass is not only sharing Communion but sharing community. It is good when we see others gathered with us. It is more difficult for those sheltering at home. Some staff have been calling our parishioner list again, now for the third time since the shut downs began. I hope this is helpful and yet another small way we can stay connect-ed. If you need support or contact please don’t hesitate to contact the parish office and let us know – by phone, email or written note. If you’re getting downtown you’re probably noticing more people who appear to be living on the street. This is a seri-ous problem in our community and in many communities across the country. The lack of mental health resources, afford-able housing and jobs are primary reasons for much of this. Addiction and homelessness often go together as well. Last Sunday we had a couple of people asking for money in the parking lot and around the church. I have found that giving money is not generally very helpful to people. When possible, it is much better to give them food or provide other direct service than money. Sundays are the hardest for people because most of the places that provide free food are closed. Catholic Charities has been looking into providing a meal on Sundays through St. Vincent’s but that is not in place at this time. In the midst of Sunday Masses it is often difficult to attend to people in need and yet it is also what we should be about doing. The Lord says to the people in Isaiah 58 that the fasting he wishes is to share our bread with the hungry, shelter the oppressed and the homeless and clothe the naked when we see them. This is a huge problem to wrestle with and yet it is right outside our doors. Let us pray together about how we might best respond as a community of faith. If you have thoughts, ideas and the energy and willingness to help, please let me know. I have some sad news about the façade of our school building at the entrance on Arlington Avenue. I have been look-ing at this for quite some time and, as I mentioned last week, it is badly in need of repair We finally found some profes-sionals to examine it and the parish Finance and Pastoral Councils have reviewed the matter. It appears that there is no way to save the elaborate decoration above where the pillars end. That part is cracking and crumbling and is not secure. The recommendation is that we take that down as soon as we can arrange it. We plan to take proper photos and meas-urements in case the opportunity to re-create this design might arise but I expect that it would be quite expensive to do that. I am not aware of any local business that does this sort of work. We will continue to investigate. The contractors will remove that section and repair and restore the pillars and front foundation, which should improve the look and safety of that side of the building quite a bit, though sadly, minus the fancy design. Please keep this matter in prayer as we move forward.

Alphonsus Catholic Mission in Paradise Valley, Nevada. Paradise Valley is about 50 miles from Winnemucca. St. Alphonsus Mission is served by the pastor at St. Paul Catholic Church in Winnemucca. Fr. Jose Sobarzo celebrates mass with the St. Alphonsus community on the second Thursday of every month in the small church that holds about 50 people. He said that usually he expects about 20 people for mass. There are many families that work on the various ranches in the area, thus many children. They receive their religious education by driving in to St. Paul’s in Winnemucca where most of them also attend public school. It requires a strong commitment of faith and community to maintain this mission church and foster continued learning and growing in their religion. We lift up the good people of St. Alphonsus in prayer and thank them for their witness of faith! Blessings to you all this 18th week in Ordinary Time!

DEL PADRE CHUCK

¡Feliz Agosto! El tiempo parece haberse detenido por las diversas restricciones por el bien de nuestra seguridad, pero el calendario sigue adelante. Espero que a medida Agosto avance, usted haya tenido o tenga planeando un pe-queño descanso y recreación con la familia, amigos y Dios. Sabiamente, estamos limitando nuestras interacciones y haciendo nuestro mejor esfuerzo para frenar la transmisión del virus. Al mismo tiempo, las formas creativas de rejuvene-cimiento son importantes para nuestra salud mental y espiritual. Estoy luchando para que esto suceda en mi propia vida de la mejor manera posible. La fatiga de esta pandemia puede ser abrumadora y frenar toda actividad, por lo que es importante diseñar y compartir formas en que podamos hacer frente a esa fatiga y no simplemente darnos por vencidos.

Estoy continuamente impresionado por los que vienen a Misa y los que participan en Misa a través de YouTube u otros medios. Como católicos, la Misa es vital en nuestros corazones, y cuando nos inspira la Palabra y nos fortalece la Eucaristía, tanto física como espiritualmente, podemos encontrar la fortaleza para superar este momento fatigoso. Parte del don de la Misa es no solo compartir la comunión sino también compartir en comunidad. Es bueno cuando vemos a otros reunidos con nosotros. Es más difícil para quienes se protegen en casa. Algunos miembros del personal han vuel-to a llamar a nuestros feligreses, ahora por tercera vez desde que comenzaron los cierres. Espero que esto sea útil y otra forma más de mantenernos conectados. Si usted necesita ayuda o ser contactado, no dude en ponerse en contacto con la oficina parroquial por teléfono, correo electrónico o nota escrita y háganoslo saber.

Si ha pasado por al centro de la ciudad, probablemente ha notando que hay más personas que parecen estar vivien-do en la calle. Este es un problema grave en nuestra comunidad y en muchas comunidades de todo el país. La falta de recursos de salud mental, vivienda accesible y empleos son algunas de las razones principales de este problema. La adicción y la falta de vivienda a menudo van juntas también. El Domingo pasado tuvimos un par de personas pidiendo dinero en el estacionamiento y alrededor de la iglesia. He descubierto que dar dinero generalmente no es muy útil para las personas. Cuando sea posible, es mejor darles comida o brindar otro servicio directo que no sea dinero. Los Domin-gos son los más difíciles para la gente porque la mayoría de los lugares que ofrecen comida gratis están cerrados. Cari-dades Católicas desea proporcionar una comida los Domingos a través de San Vicente, pero este servicio no está esta-blecido por el momento. Durante las Misas dominicales, suele ser difícil atender a las personas necesitadas y, sin em-bargo, también es lo que debemos hacer. En Isaías 58, el Señor le dice a la gente que el ayuno que desea es compartir nuestro pan con el hambriento, proteger a los oprimidos y a las personas sin hogar y vestir a al desnudo. Este es un gran problema para combatir mas sin embargo, está justo afuera de nuestras puertas. Oremos juntos acerca de cómo podemos responder mejor como comunidad de fe. Si tiene ideas, la energía y la voluntad de ayudar, hágamelo saber. Tengo noticias tristes sobre la fachada de nuestro edificio escolar en la entrada de Arlington Avenue. Como mencio-né la semana pasada, he estado mirando este problema por algún tiempo y, necesita una reparación urgente. Por fin encontramos algunos profesionales para examinarlo y los Consejos Pastorales y Financieros de la parroquia han revisa-do el asunto. Parece que no hay forma de guardar la elaborada decoración en la parte de arriba donde terminan los pi-lares. Esa parte se está agrietando y desmoronando y no es segura. La recomendación es que lo eliminemos tan pron-to como sea posible. Planeamos tomar fotos y medidas adecuadas en caso de que surja la oportunidad de volver a crear este diseño, pero pienso que sería bastante costoso hacerlo. No conozco ningún negocio local que haga este tipo de trabajo. Seguiremos investigando. Los contratistas eliminarán esa sección y repararán y restaurarán los pilares y los cimientos frontales, lo que debería mejorar bastante el aspecto y la seguridad de ese lado del edificio, aunque lamenta-blemente, sin el diseño elegante. Por favor mantenga este asunto en oración mientras avanzamos.

El memorial de San Alfonso Ligorio es el Sábado 1 de Agosto, por eso, este fin de semana oramos por la Misión Ca-tólica de San Alfonso en Paradise Valley, Nevada. Paradise Valley está a unas 50 millas de Winnemucca. La misión de San Alfonso es servida por el pastor de la Iglesia Católica de San Pablo en Winnemucca. El padre José Sobarzo celebra Misa con la comunidad de San Alfonso el segundo Jueves de cada mes en la pequeña iglesia que alberga a unas 50 personas. Generalmente se congregan alrededor de 20 personas para la Misa. Hay muchas familias que trabajan en los ranchos del área, por lo tanto, muchos niños. Ellos reciben su educación religiosa conduciendo a la parroquia de San Pablo en Winnemucca, donde la mayoría de ellos también asisten a escuelas públicas. Se requiere un fuerte com-promiso de fe y comunidad para mantener esta iglesia misionera y fomentar el aprendizaje continuo y el crecimiento en su religión. ¡Oremos por los feligreses de San Alfonso y les agradecemos por su testimonio de fe.

¡Bendiciones Para Todos Ustedes en Esta XVIII Semana en el Tiempo Ordinario!

August 2020

Dear Sisters and Brothers in Christ,

On August 8 & 9, we participate in the National Collection for the Black and Indian Missions. Your contributions support missionaries, here, in the United States who are evangelizing in Black and Indigenous Catholic communities.

It is only through the constant generosity of Church members that evangelization among Black and Native American, Inuit and Aleut communities has been possible for more than 125 years. Churches and schools in African American and Indigenous communities depend on annual evan-gelization grants to continue their programs and pastoral activities.

Our diocese benefits directly from this collection: Bishop Manogue Catholic High School receives a grant from the Black and Indian Missions. This grant helps with tuition assistance for Native American and African American students who would otherwise not have the opportunity to have a Catholic High School education.

Thank you for your prayerful support of the collection for the Black and Indian Missions.

JOB OPPORTUNITY

BOOKKEEPER POSITION AT ST. THOMAS AQUINAS CATHEDRAL Mary Ann, our current bookkeeper, is re ring at the end of August, hence her posi on will be-come available. This 28-hour/week posi on includes front office support as well as the over-all bookkeeping du es for the parish. The successful candidate must be an ac ve, prac cing Catholic with educa on and/or experienced in the field of financial management of ledgers, invoices, monthly financial statements, donor records, payroll, and personnel benefits. Posi-

on requires computer skills and the ability to learn the computer programs of ParishSo and E-Catholic Online Giving as well as some general office recep onist abili es. Bookkeeper re-ports to the Rector and is advisor to the parish Finance Council. Work experience in a parish and Spanish/English a plus. Qualified individuals are invited to send a le er of interest and resume to: fr.chuck@stacathedral.com.

DIOCESE OF RENO OFFICE OF MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFE Visit https://renodiocese.org/home/ourworks/marriage-family-life/ to check out our resources on the Diocese of Reno Website under “Our Works, Marriage and Family Life.

Marriage Encounter Engaged Encounter Men’s Groups Women’s Groups Resources for Families Resources from the USCC Resources for Divorced Catholics

MASS INTENTIONS

Saturday, August 1— 8:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:30 PM

Living & deceased relatives of †James T. Morrissey For Barbara Mok’s Family Members Mercedes Cruz Barajas

Sunday, August 02—XVIII Sunday Ordinary 7:30 AM 9:30 AM

11:30 AM 4:00 PM 6:00 PM

† Jaren Faust † Ed Davis ††Carl & Nancy Came People of Saint Thomas Aquinas Cathedral †Jose Inocente Murga

Monday, August 03—Weekday 12:10PM Tim Bauer—Health

Tuesday, August 04—St. John Vianney, Priest 7:00 AM

12:10 PM All Souls in Purgatory † Helen Broyles

Wednesday, August 05—Weekday 7:00 AM 6:30 PM

†Emilia Morgan Rocio Paz

Thursday, August 06—The Transfiguration of Our Lord 7:00 AM

12:10 PM David Leal †† Agripino & Benito Tellez

Friday, August 07— Saints Sixtus II & Companions, St. Cajetan

7:00 AM Dorothy M. Donovan

Saturday, August 08—Weekday

8:00 AM 4:00 PM 5:30 PM

Susan Clayton - Adam Dangel For safe delivery of Levi & Sara’s baby

• Thoroughly wash hands with soap and water before touching the mask

• Check the mask for any tears or holes • Handle the mask by the ear loops • Place mask over nose and mouth • Secure mask under your chin • Fit mask snugly against the sides of

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WOMEN OF SAINT THOMAS AQUINAS NEWS Next Business Meeting—Thursday, August 13th. Come join us for prayer & fellowship! Don’t forget to bring your bright ideas and facemask. For the time being, please do not bring any edibles. DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THE KARMA BOX ON ARLINGTON AVENUE BY OUR PARKING LOT?

Karma Boxes are cubby sized boxes that can be filled with non-perishable goods, toiletries, first-aid items, socks etc. They are mostly intended to serve the homeless population. The Women of St. Thomas extend this challenge to the parishioners: “If it’s empty-fill it up”. Take a pic-ture of you and your good deed if you want, and will post it on our Facebook page! Questions? Email us at wsta@stacathedral.com.

Let the Word of God transform you! Adults of all educa on levels are welcome to join us for the third year of the

Catholic Biblical School in the Diocese of Reno offered by The University of Dallas.

Learn how to interpret the Bible in accordance with the teachings of the Catholic Church and in light of modern Biblical scholarship. Experience fellowship with others who also de-

sire a be er understanding of the Sacred Scripture.

We assume that by September we will be able to meet in person, even if masks and social distancing are s ll required.

Brochures/Registration forms may be downloaded at the diocesan website: renodiocese.org, Our Works, the Lay Ministry tab: renodiocese.org/home/ourworks/lay-ministry-leadership-development/ or contact Dr. Lauri Anne Reinhart at the diocese, (laurianner@catholicreno.org; 775-326-9431), and ask to have the application form and brochure emailed or mailed to you. The book list for the upcoming year is also on the website. This year the focus is Exile & Restoration: Prophets, Lamentations, Ruth, Song of Songs, Psalms. We hear the psalms every week; we hear the prophets throughout the year. Is it time for you to under-stand those books of the Bible at a deeper level & apply them to your own life? It’s an amazing program! CBS is offered on Thursday nights, beginning September 10th, from 6:00-8:00 PM at three differ-ent sites: Our Lady of the Snows, Reno, St Robert Bellarmine, Fernley, St Joseph’s, Elko Please send your registration form by August 24. Because this is a college-level class, the annual cost is $550/person plus books. Taking it for credit or audit is the same cost. Full tuition must be paid by September 19th (the third class).

This is a 4-year program, and participants may attend any or all of the four years.

A great opportunity to donate and support our WCSD students this year. Thousands of students in need start school without the necessary supplies. You can change that How to help virtually Donate: with your help we will be able to purchase backpacks and supplies in bulk so you girf goes much farther! Voa-ncnn.org/VOABackpack

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The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a process for adults or children over the age of 7 who desire to explore the Catholic faith and to become fully initiated members of the Catholic Church. The goal of the RCIA process is full, conscious, and active participation in the Catholic way of life. RCIA helps adults to grow in their relationship with Jesus Christ, become familiar with Catholic teachings & practices, and get to know the faith community in preparation for making the conscious choice to receive the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist. If you’re interested in learning more about RCIA, please contact James Rizza via email: JamesRCIA@stacathedral.com or call (775) 775-440-8655.

2020-21 LAY MINISTRY FORMATION & LEADERSHIP PROGRAM APPLICATION DEADLINE: AUGUST 1ST. APPLY NOW. Learn more about theology, ministry, & liturgy Learn more about the Diocese of Reno Develop your Gospel-centered spirituality Improve your leadership skills Create a project that will benefit your ministry and your parish. For Application forms/brochures visit renodiocese.org—Our Works—Lay Ministry Formation & Leadership. For more information contact Dr. Lauri Anne Reinhart: 775-326-9431 or email lauri-anner@catholicreno.org.

ACCOMMODATIONS WILL BE MADE FOR CHANGES IN THE VIRUS-RELATED SITUATION.

PROJECT RACHEL -A POST-ABORTION HEALING MINISTRY We remember the Precious Blood of Jesus which was shed for all humanity. We pray for siblings who have been affected by abortion in any way. May they reach out for help to experience healing from the love, mercy, and compassion of God. Find out more about us www.renodiocese.org, Click on Our Works, then Project Rachel. To take advantage of these valuable resources, contact our confidential, nonjudg-mental help line 775-324-4325 or email KarenM@Catholicreno.org.

WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER Do you know that more than 1,500,000 couples in over 92 countries have experienced a

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READINGS FOR THE WEEK Mon: Jer 28:1-17; Ps 119:29, 43, 79, 80, 95, 102; Mt 14:22-36 Tue: Jer 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22; Ps 102:16-21,29,22-23; Mt 14:22-36 / Mt 15:1-2, 10-14 Wed: Jer 31:1-7; Jer 31:10-12ab, 13; Mt 15:21-28 Thu: Dn 7:9-10, 13-14; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 9; 2 Pt 1:16-19; Mt 17:1-9 Fri: Na 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7; Dt 32:35cd-36ab, 39abcd, 41; Mt 16:24-28 Sat: Hb 1:12 — 2:4; Ps 9:8-13; Mt 17:14-20 Sun: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-13a; Ps 85:9-14; Rom 9:1-5; Mt 14:22-33

ASK A PRIEST . . . I come to Mass regularly, when should I NOT receive Communion? It is important to remember that the Eucharist (Communion) is not a reward for good be-havior. Indeed, it is the source and summit of Church life. We believe and teach that the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of our Lord through the prayer of the Church we commonly call the consecra on. We also believe and teach that the Eucharist cleanses us and separates us from sin. We pray several mes for mercy and forgiveness during the Mass. St. Ambrose noted: “If we proclaim the Lord’s death, we proclaim the forgiveness of sins. If, as o en as his blood is poured out, it is poured for the forgiveness of sins, I should always receive it, so that it may always forgive my sins.” If you have been bap zed and be-lieve in the presence of Christ in the Eucharist and live in keeping with what Christ taught, you ought to receive. The excep on that the Church teaches is if someone is aware that he or she has mortally sinned then the person ought to celebrate the Sacrament of Reconcilia-

on, receiving penance and absolu on, before receiving Communion.

PREG NTELE AL SACERDOTE . . . Vengo a Misa regularmente, ¿cuándo NO debo recibir la Comunión?

Es importante recordar que la Eucaris a (Comunión) no es una recompensa por buen comportamiento. De hecho, es la fuente y la cumbre de la vida de la Iglesia. Creemos y en-señamos que el pan y el vino se convierten en el Cuerpo y la Sangre de nuestro Señor Jesu-cristo a través de la oración de la Iglesia que comúnmente llamamos consagración. También creemos y enseñamos que la Eucaris a nos limpia y nos separa del pecado. Oramos varias veces por misericordia y perdón durante la Misa. San Ambrosio recalcó: "Si proclamamos la muerte del Señor, proclamamos el perdón de los pecados. Si, con la frecuencia que se derra-ma su sangre, se derrama por el perdón de los pecados, siempre debería recibirla, para que siempre pueda perdonar mis pecados ". Si ha sido bau zado y cree en la presencia de Cristo en la Eucaris a y vive de acuerdo con lo que Cristo nos enseñó, debe recibirla. La excepción que enseña la Iglesia es que, si alguien sabe que él o ella ha pecado mortalmente, la persona debe celebrar el Sacramento de la Reconciliación, recibiendo penitencia y absolución, antes de recibir la Comunión.

PUBLIC MASSES HAVE RESUMED WITH SAFETY PROVISIONS & A LIMIT OF 50 PEOPLE.

Sunday Masses, 9:30AM-English & 6:00PM-Spanish, will be livestreamed via YouTube: DIOCESE OF RENO CHANNEL. SUNDAY MASS Vigil-Saturday: 4:00PM (RESERVED FOR SENIORS & VULNERABLE PERSONS) 5:30PM Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30AM, 4:00PM & 6:00PM-Misa en español Miércoles:

6:30 PM–Misa en español con Liturgia del Domingo Wednesday: 6:30 PM—Mass in Spanish with Sunday’s Liturgy WEEKDAY MASS Monday: 12:10PM Tuesday & Thursday: 7:00AM & 12:10 PM Wednesday & Friday: 7:00 AM Saturday: 8:00AM Adoration: Thursday: 1:00—5:30 PM. No Vespers, concluding with benediction. P R P A H M .

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FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP

1st Collection 2nd Collection 2nd Collection To Benefit July 5 July 12 July 19 July 26 August 2 August 9

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Long Term Repairs Peter Pence—Holy Father’s Works No 2nd Collection No 2nd Collection Loan Payment Black & Indian Missions

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LET US PRAY FOR… / OREMOS POR… US Servicemen & Women, Rose Fazio, Armando Zumaya, Fr Tom & James Czeck, John Bestvina,

Joe & Veronica Mayak, Tillie Pugliesi, Patty Tellez, Tim Bauer, Gary Blount, Roy Avery, Debra Degley, John Zepeda, Lena Magee, Ed, Maria & Rick Slaughter, Sophia Rae, José E. Almaguer, Celia Guillen,

Ed Kolesar, John Dearborn, Peter & Patti Beer, Donald Walls Sr., Douglas Todd, Jose Hernandez, Vangie Elordieta, Charlie & Linda Gill, Jovita Mendoza, Kristen Monibi, Kriss, Zenaida & Kevin Janoski.

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