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Father Chuck Durante Rector, Ext. 106
Fr. Lucio Zuñiga-Rocha Parochial Vicar, Ext. 101
Joseph Bell & Robert Dangel Deacons
P O E- : [email protected]
P O H Monday: 11:00-4:30 PM
Tuesday thru Friday: 8:30-4:30 PM
S Rocío Paz
Office Administrator Ext. #100 [email protected] Mary Ann Dangel
Bookkeeping Ext. #108 Tammie Sheely
Religious Education Ext. #110 Jack Hallsted
Bookstore Manager Ext. #112
G S H Monday & Friday: C
Tues—Thurs: 11:00-2:00PM Saturday: 3:00-5:00PM
Sunday: 8:00AM-1:00PM
S A I N T T H O M A S A Q U I N A S C A T H E D R A L 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
O 775/329-2571 F 775/329-2824 G S 775/329-3011
WEB: stacathedral.com Religious Ed: [email protected] WSTA: [email protected]
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WELCOME FRIENDS & VISITORS TO OUR EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATION
FROM FATHER CHUCK’S DESK HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CHURCH! On Pentecost we celebrate the beginning of the Church at the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles. They begin the proclamation of the Good News with Peter’s speech in the Acts of the Apostles, which follows the text we hear in our first reading today. He explains the history of salvation and proclaims that God made Jesus “Lord and Messiah.” Acts 2:41 says “those who accepted his message were baptized, and about three thousand persons were added that day.” Not a bad days’ work! It presents a wonderful story to us that demonstrates it is through personal witness and proclamation that the gospel is shared. Since Easter Sunday, at daily Mass we have been hearing the stories of the growing Church from the Acts of the Apostles. The Church grows through the guiding gift of the Holy Spirit along with words and actions of the apostles and disciples. That is still true today. We are empowered with the Holy Spirit to proclaim the Gospel, the Good News, in word and deed, standing for all that Jesus taught us, work-ing for the honor and dignity of every human person and respect for all God has created. If that is not hap-pening outside of the walls of our churches, then what we do inside is for naught.
Recent examples of standing for all that Jesus teaches us and honoring the dignity of every person lie in the outreach ministry we did with the overflow homeless shelter during the winter and in the response of many to the call to oppose SB 179 on abortion. We continue to try to be a voice for affordable housing and fair wages. Sadly, the abortion bill passed, in spite of our emails and postcards and all the efforts made. Kudos to our parishioner, Kathleen Rossi, who gathered others for a strong push with the postcards and tes-tified before the legislative committee. While our position was not heard in the final vote, you can rest as-sured that it was heard, and so we must be constant in raising our voices.
Some of you may have seen or heard the news that the Cathedral has filed a petition against the City of Reno regarding a tax they have levied against us. While this is probably not a gospel issue, it is an im-portant tenet of our laws that churches not pay taxes. That is part of a separation of Church and State con-stitutional issue, but also a matter of state statutory law. We filed a protest letter and the city did not respond to it but moved forward with the tax. Apparently, the city is asserting that it is not a tax, but an “assessment”. It is connected to the downtown Business Improvement District (BID) which was created to improve the im-age of downtown by providing services related to such things as cleanup and the homeless crisis and help-ing tourists feel welcome and at ease. To date the city has failed to explain why they distinguish this service fee from any other taxes. While I do not necessarily oppose the BID in principle, I do take issue with the tax. I am hopeful that we can resolve this matter through discussion but, as yet, we have not been contacted by the city to discuss the matter. I have discussed this with our parish Finance Council and will keep you ap-prised of the situation.
With the arrival of Pentecost, we come to the conclusion of the glorious Easter Season. The Paschal Candle will be moved at the end of the last Mass to its proper place by the Baptismal Font. We’ll move into “Ordinary Time” on Monday. It is not ordinary in the sense of being commonplace, but ordinary in the sense of order or ordinal numbers, we move from week to week, picking up where we left off before Lent, now the tenth week. Pentecost gives us the vision of a Church filled with the Holy Spirit. The Scriptures of Ordinary Time reveal to us the life of Christ, one with the Spirit and the Father. We hear the Word and continue to grow toward perfect discipleship, together, supporting, challenging and lifting each other up.
A JOYFUL PENTECOST AND BLESSINGS OF THE TENTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME TO ALL!
DEL ESCRITORIO DEL PADRE CHUCK ¡FELIZ CUMPLEAÑOS, IGLESIA! En Pentecostés celebramos el comienzo de la Iglesia, el descenso del
Espíritu Santo sobre los apóstoles. Ellos comienzan a proclamar la Buena Nueva con el discurso de Pedro en los Hechos de los apóstoles, que sigue el texto que escuchamos en nuestra primera lectura el día de hoy. Él explica la historia de la salvación y proclama que Dios nombra a Jesús "Señor y Mesías." Hechos 2:41 dice: "aquellos que aceptaron su mensaje fueron bautizados y alrededor de 3,000 personas fueron añadidas ese día." ¡Nada mal para un día de trabajo! Nos presenta una historia maravillosa que demuestra que es a través de nuestro propio testimonio y proclamación que el evangelio se comparte. Desde el Domingo de Pascua, en las Misas del día, en las lecturas de los Hechos de los apóstoles, hemos escuchado las historias del crecimiento de la Iglesia. La Iglesia crece a través del don del Espíritu Santo que nos guía, junto con las palabras y las accio-nes de los apóstoles y discípulos. Eso sigue siendo cierto hoy en día. Estamos facultados con el Espíritu Santo para proclamar el Evangelio, la Buena Nueva, en palabras y hechos, de pie por todo lo que Jesús nos enseñó, trabajando por el honor y la dignidad de toda persona humana y el respeto por todo lo que Dios ha creado. Si eso no está sucediendo fuera de las paredes de nuestras iglesias, entonces lo que hacemos dentro es en vano.
Ejemplos recientes de defender todo lo que Jesús nos enseña y honrar la dignidad de cada persona en el ministerio de ayuda que hicimos con el refugio de desamparados durante el invierno y en respuesta de muchos para oponerse a la propuesta SB 179 sobre el aborto. Continuamos tratando siendo una voz para la vivienda accesible y salarios justos. Lamentablemente, el proyecto de ley de aborto pasó, a pesar de nuestros correos electrónicos y postales y todos los esfuerzos realizados. Felicitamos, Kathleen Rossi, feligrés de la catedral, quien reunió a otros para un fuerte empuje con las postales y testificó ante el Comité Legislativo. Si bien nues-tra posición no se escuchó en la votación final, puede estar seguro de que si se escuchó y por lo tanto debemos ser constantes en elevar nuestras voces.
Algunos de ustedes pueden haber visto o escuchado la noticia de que la Catedral ha presentado una peti-ción contra la ciudad de Reno con respecto a un impuesto que han recaudó contra nosotros. Si bien esto proba-blemente no es una cuestión de evangelio, es un principio importante de nuestras leyes que las iglesias no pa-gan impuestos. Eso es parte de una separación de la cuestión constitucional de la iglesia y del estado, pero también una cuestión de ley estatutaria del estado. Hemos presentado una carta de protesta y la ciudad no ha respondido, pero si se adelantó colectando el impuesto. Aparentemente, la ciudad afirma que no es un impues-to, sino una "evaluación". Está conectado con el Distrito de Mejoramiento de los Negocios del Centro de Reno (BID) que fue creado para mejorar la imagen del centro de la ciudad mediante la prestación de servicios relacio-nados con cosas tales como la limpieza y la crisis de las personas que viven en la calle y ayudar a los turistas a que se sientan bienvenidos y seguros. Hasta la fecha, la ciudad no ha podido explicar por qué distinguen esta tarifa de servicio de cualquier otro impuesto. Si bien no me opongo necesariamente al principio de la propuesta, tomo en cuestión el impuesto. Tengo la esperanza de que podamos resolver este asunto a través del dialogo, pero, aún, no hemos sido contactados por la ciudad para discutir el asunto. He discutido esto con nuestro Con-sejo de Finanzas Parroquial, yo les mantendré informados de la situación.
Con la llegada de Pentecostés, llegamos a la conclusión de la gloriosa temporada de Pascua. El cirio Pas-cual se moverá al final de la Misa de las 6:00 PM a su lugar adecuado junto a la pila bautismal y nos trasladare-mos al "tiempo ordinario" el lunes. No es ordinario en el sentido de ser común, pero ordinario en el sentido del orden o números ordinales, nos movemos de semana en semana, recogiendo donde lo dejamos antes de la Cuaresma, ahora la décima semana. Pentecostés nos da la visión de una Iglesia llena del Espíritu Santo. Las escrituras del tiempo ordinario nos revelan la vida de Cristo, una con el Espíritu y el Padre. Escuchamos la pa-labra y continuamos creciendo hacia el discipulado perfecto, juntos, apoyando, desafiando y levantándolo.
¡UN FELIZ PENTECOSTÉS Y BENDICIONES EN LA DÉCIMA SEMANA EN EL TIEMPO ORDINARIO PARA TODOS!
JUNE Saturday, June 8, 15, 22, 29 3:00-4:30 PM Confessions
Monday, June 10, 17, 24 1:00 PM Marian Movement for Priest Rosary
Tuesday, June 11, 18, 25 6:00 AM Men of Saint Joseph
Wednesday, June 12, 19, 26 6:30 PM Grupo de Oración Carismático
Thursday, June 13, 20, 27 3:00-6:30 PM Adoration concluding w/Benediction 3:00 PM Divine Chaplet of Mercy 3:00 PM Confessions 7:00-9:00 PM Adult Choir Practice
Thursday, June 13 6:30 PM WSTA Business Meeting in RH
Sunday, June 23 Russian Pirozhki & Pastries after Morning Masses in RH 1:30 PM Marriage Jubilee Mass with Bishop Calvo
MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, June 8—
8:00 5:00
† Richard Nolan † Nieves Nuñez
Sunday, June 9—Pentecost
7:30 9:30
11:30 4:15 6:00
For the People of St Thomas Cathedral † Joanne Mingolla Ismael & Rocio Paz † Tina Louis Jus nich Baldemar Barajas & Family
Monday, June 10—Weekday
12:10 Marcelina Barr
Tuesday, June 11—Saint Barnabas
7:00 12:10
† Patricia Hudson All souls in purgatory
Wednesday, June 12–Weekday
7:00 12:10
† Art Hakes † Ken Vizina
Thursday, June 13—Saint Anthony of Padua
7:00 12:10
All souls in purgatory † Mary Jane Granat
Friday, June 14—Weekday
7:00 † Linda Westlund
Saturday, June 15—
8:00 5:00
All living and deceased Dominicans † Lucille Fondy
R W Mon: Gn 3:9-15, 20; Acts 1:12-14; Ps 87:1-7; Jn 19:25-34 Tues: Acts 11:21-26; 13:1-3; Ps 119:129-135; Mt 5:13-16 Wed: 2Cor 3:4-11; Ps 99:5-9; Mt 5:17-19 Thurs: 2Cor 3:15 -- 4:1-6; Ps 85:9-14; Mt 5:20-26 Fri: 2Cor 4:7-15; Ps 116:10-18; Mt 5:27-32 Sat: 2Cor 5:14-21; Ps 103:1-4, 9-12; Mt 5:33-37 Sun: Prv 8:22-31; Ps 8:4-9; Rom 5:1-5; Jn 16:12-15
MARRIAGE JUBILEE MASS SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1:30 PM Bishop Randolph Calvo will celebrate the Jubilee Mass. Couples are invited to a end & renew their vows. Leave a message at the Parish Office with your names & number of years married if you wish to be recognized at this Mass.
DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTING NAMES IS FRIDAY, JUNE 14TH.
NEXT WEEKEND’S SECOND COLLECTION TO BENEFIT CATHOLIC COMMUNICATION CAMPAIGN Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
We collect for the Catholic Communica on Campaign to tell the world about our faith. It is taken up each year to provide the funds needed for the variety of com-munica on projects directed towards strengthening Catholic faith, worship and witness. We must use every means available to preach the word to the wider community. With the growth of all media op ons there are now a wide variety of choices in the way we choose to communicate.
One half of the proceeds from this collec on remain in the Diocese to provide much needed support for our communica on efforts, such as our weekly tele-vised Mass. Other formats include our web page, www.renodiocese.org and our Diocesan publica on High Desert Catholic, which provides informa on about our Diocese and our faith.
Sincerely in Christ,
Most Rev. Randolph Calvo, Bishop of Reno
MASS IN HONOR OF FATHERS AT OUR MOTHER OF SORROWS CATHOLIC CEMETERY Saturday, June 15th at 11:00 AM in the Most Holy Redeemer Mausoleum and Chapel. Following the Mass, join us for lunch at the All Souls Pavilion.
LET’S CELEBRATE TOGETHER Join Father Lucio to celebrate his 1st anniversary to the priesthood on Sunday, June 16th a er the 11:30 AM Mass with a potluck. Please bring a main dish to share. Cake, lemonade, coffee, & water will be provided.
CELEBREMOS JUNTOS Acompáñenos a celebrar el 1er. año de Sacerdocio del Padre Lucio el Domingo 16 de Junio después de la Misa de las 11:30 AM con un convivio comunitario. Por favor traiga un pla llo de comida para compar r como familia. Nosotros proporcionaremos el pastel, café, limonada y agua.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES B M C H S : 1. School Counselor 2. Head So ball Coach 3. Head Cheerleading Coach For complete job descriptions & details on how to apply visit: bishopmanogue.org/about-us/employment-opportunities.
O L S P 1. Director of Adult Faith & RCIA. P/T 20 hours per week. Applica ons and copies of job descrip on are available in the Parish Office or by inquiring at [email protected]. Interested persons should submit an appli-ca on with resume to Father Bob Chorey at [email protected] by June 30th. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES The Sanford Center for Aging’s Volunteer Mobility Program connects community volunteers with adults aged 60 and over who need transporta on assistance to medical appointments, health and wellness programs and opportuni es for so-cializa on and volunteerism. Volunteers must be at least 18 years of age, pass a background check, have a reli-able car, and are eligible to receive: Mileage reimbursement, auto liability insur-ance, secondary insurance. For more informa on contact 775-784-7557 or email: [email protected].
Do you have time and talent to give to those in need? If so, please consider volunteering with Catholic Charities & help ease the pain of poverty. Volunteers are needed in 3 critical areas:
1. St. Vincent’s Dining Room on Saturdays and Mondays 2. St. Vincent’s Food Pantry Monday thru Friday 3. Campus guardians needed Monday thru Friday, 11:00 AM—1:00 PM
(re red law enforcement or social worker ideal) For more information visit: ccsnn.org or contact Lisa Ross at [email protected].
SAVE THE DATE FOR AN EVENT THAT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24TH —ST ROSE OF LIMA CATHOLIC CHURCH,RENO REBOOT, with internationally renowned speaker & author, Chris Stefanick. Reboot, a fun, inspiring and practical experience of applying the beauty and genius of the heart of the Gospel to every aspect of your life. From prayer and spirituality, to work, dating, marriage, parenting, health and more! There is no part of your life that will be left untouched. To register visit: www.RealLifeCatholic.com or contact St. Rose of Lima Parish—775-851-1874.
WOMEN OF ST. THOMAS AQUINAS NEWS Summer Toiletries Drive—Help our community members in need. Most needed dona ons: deodorant, soap, shampoo, shaving supplies, sunscreen, lip balm, and insect repellent. Dona on boxes will be available in the ves bules during the month of June. Questions? contact JoAnn Thompson: [email protected]. Next business mee ng — June 13, at 6:30 PM in Righini Hall. All women of the Parish are welcome, and there are no dues! Bring a nibble to share and join us to talk about what we will be accomplishing for our Parish and community in the next few months. Paint & Sip sign-up sheet will be available at the mee ng for any women in the parish who would like to a end this social event on June 27. Ques ons or Ideas? Contact your WSTA board members: Rebecca “Bean” Paulson, JoAnn Thompson, Kathy Floyd, Pam Bell and Vicki Montague at [email protected].
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PROJECT RACHEL, A POST-ABORTION HEALING MINISTRY As we celebrate the conclusion of the Easter Season in the month of June with the Ascension of Our Lord and Pentecost, we remember our Lord’s endless mercy and forgiveness. Father’s Day is the 3rd Sunday of June, and we pray for all fathers who have lost a child as the result of abor-tion. May those men who have been affected in any way reach out for help to experience the love, mercy, and compassion of God. Find out more visiting: www.renodiocese.org, click on Our Works, scroll down, click on Project Rachel. Contact our confidential, nonjudgmental help line 775-324-4325 or email [email protected].
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING IS 100% ORGANIC Couples who discover NFP love it for being completely organic and risk-free. There are zero health worries and it is immediately reversible when you want to try to conceive a baby. Local in-person, self-paced online, or live online classes available. For more information contact Mark & Gail in Carson City at 841-46361 or [email protected], www.ccli.org. CATHOLIC PROFESSIONALS Thursday, June 13th from 7:00-8:30 AM at the Silver Legacy Casino Resort. Catholic Answers Apologist Trent Horn poses the ques on, “Why Be Catholic?”. For addi onal informa on/make reserva ons visit CatholicProfessionals.org.
ENTRADA Envía Señor tu espíritu, que renueve nuestros corazones.
1- envíanos Señor tu luz y tu calor, que alumbre nuestros pasos, que encienda nuestro amor. Envíanos tu espíritu y un rayo de tu luz, encienda nuestras vidas en llamas de virtud.
2- Envíanos Señor tu fuerza y tu valor, que libre nuestros miedos, que anime nuestro ardor. Envíanos tu espíritu, impulso creador, que infunda en nuestras vidas, la fuerza de tu amor.
3- Envíanos Señor la luz de tu verdad, que alumbre tantas sombras de nuestro caminar. Envíanos tu espíritu, su don renovador, engendre nuevos hombres en nuestro corazón.
SALMO
Envía Señor tu Espíritu y renueva la faz de la tierra.
OFERTORIO Espíritu Santo ven, ven (3) en el nombre de Jesús.
1- Acompáñame, condúceme, toma mi vida; santifícame, transfórmame, Espíritu Santo ven. 2- Resucítame, conviérteme, todos los días; glorifícame, renuévame, Espíritu Santo ven.
3- Fortaléceme, consuélame en mis pesares; resplandéceme, libérame, Espíritu Santo ven.
COMUNIÓN 1. Divino Espíritu bajad (2) y en llamas de amor, de amor a todos abrazad. (2) 2. Así como en pentecostés (2) derrama Señor, aquí, tu Espíritu de amor. (2) 3. Amor del padre y del hijo (2) infunde Señor, tu luz, en nuestro corazón. (2)
4. Subamos los brazos al cielo (2) pidámosle a Dios, su paz, su gracia y su perdón. (2)
SALIDA 1- Todos unidos formando un solo cuerpo, un pueblo que en la pascua nació;
miembros de Cristo en sangre redimidos, iglesia peregrina de Dios. Vive en nosotros la fuerza del Espíritu, que el hijo desde el padre envió;
Él nos empuja, nos guía y alimenta, Iglesia peregrina de Dios.
Somos en la tierra semilla de otro reino, somo testimonio de amor. *paz para la guerra y luz entre las sombras, Iglesia peregrina de Dios*. (2)
2- Rugen tormentas y a veces nuestra barca parece que ha perdido el timón; miras con miedo, no tienes confianza, Iglesia peregrina de Dios.
Una esperanza nos llena de alegría, presencia que el Señor prometió; vamos cantando, Él viene con nosotros, Iglesia peregrina de Dios.
3- Todos nacidos en un solo bautismo, unidos en la misma comunión; todos unidos viviendo en una misma casa, Iglesia peregrina de Dios. Todos prendidos en una misma suerte, ligados a la misma salvación;
somos un cuerpo y Cristo es la cabeza, Iglesia peregrina de Dios.
LET US PRAY FOR… / OREMOS POR… US Servicemen & Women, Heather Miller, Jose L. Hernandez, Mario Saucedo, Patti Beer, Fr Chris, James Czeck,
Enrique Barroeta, José Almaguer, Emilia Villegas, Katrina Strauss, Anna Wolf, Heidi Gibson, Joan Hanson, John Vicars, Jack Hallsted, Jordan Wingate, Jovita Mendoza, Gary Blount, Douglas Todd, Rafael & Patty Tellez,
Charlie & Linda Gill, Sayra Gutierrez, Margarita Aguirre, Anna Buchanan, Ed, Maria & Rick Slaughter, Patrick Coyne, Kristen Monibi, Douglas Dolbow, Kriss, Zenaida & Kevin Janoski, John & Vangie Elordieta.
S M Vigil-Saturday 5:00PM Sunday 7:30AM, 9:30AM, 11:30AM, 4:15PM & 6:00PM (Misa en español) W M 12:10PM (Monday); 7:00AM (Friday) 8:00AM (Saturday) 7:00AM & 12:10 (Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday) R 11:35AM (Tuesday through Thursday) C Thursday 5:30-6:30 PM & Saturday 3:00-4:30PM or by appointment M Contact Parish Office at least six months prior to se ng date B Contact Parish Office at least two months prior to se ng date A Contact Parish Office A B Thursday 1:00-6:30PM D M Thursday 3:00PM M M P Monday 1:00PM L T S 775-240-0328 — [email protected] 94 E Glendale, Sparks, next to Juicy’s at S. McCarran Blvd Open: Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 11:00AM-5:00PM & Saturday 10:00AM-5:00PM P R P -A H M . WWW.HOPEAFTERABORTION.ORG. HELP LINE, NONJUDGMENTAL & CONFIDENTIAL: 775-324-4325.
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https://www.reno.gov/government/departments/public-works/traffic-engineering/road-closures.
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP Date 1st Collec on 2nd Collec on 2nd Collec on To Benefit June 2 Pro Life Cross Road Walkers June 9 June 16 June 23 June 30
$8,575 $1,616 $ $ $
$3,011 - $ - -
Loan Payment No Second Collec on Catholic Communica ons Campaign No Second Collec on No Second Collec on
Pentecost — Breaking Bread Pages #175—178
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Open: Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 11:00—5:00 PM & Saturday: 10:00—5:00 PM
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