C-C of the S H...2020/08/30 · 3:30-4:45 pm Sunday 8:30-8:50 am 10-10:45 am 4-4:45 pm @CCSHhou...
7
Church Hours: Mon-Fri 6:30am-2pm Saturday Noon-6:30pm Sunday 8:30am-6:30pm Weekend Mass Schedule Saturday 5 pm Vigil Mass English Sunday 9am Vietnamese 11am English with Vietnamese and Spanish readings *Will be Live Streamed* 5pm Spanish Weekday Mass Schedule 7 am & 12:10 pm Confession Schedule Weekdays 30 minutes prior to Mass Saturday 3:30-4:45 pm Sunday 8:30-8:50 am 10-10:45 am 4-4:45 pm @CCSHhou www.sacredhearthouston.org [email protected] Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston Cඈ-Cൺඍൾൽඋൺඅ of the Sൺർඋൾൽ Hൾൺඋඍ August 30, 2020
Transcript of C-C of the S H...2020/08/30 · 3:30-4:45 pm Sunday 8:30-8:50 am 10-10:45 am 4-4:45 pm @CCSHhou...
Church Hours: Mon-Fri 6:30am-2pm Saturday Noon-6:30pm Sunday 8:30am-6:30pm
Weekend Mass Schedule
Saturday 5 pm Vigil Mass English
Sunday 9am Vietnamese
11am English with Vietnamese and Spanish readings
*Will be Live Streamed*
5pm Spanish
Weekday Mass Schedule
7 am & 12:10 pm
Confession Schedule
Weekdays 30 minutes
prior to Mass
Saturday 3:30-4:45 pm
Sunday 8:30-8:50 am 10-10:45 am 4-4:45 pm
@CCSHhou
www.sacredhearthouston.org [email protected]
Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
C -C of the S H
August 30, 2020
Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston
His Eminence Daniel Cardinal DiNardo, D.D., S.T.L. Archbishop of Galveston-Houston
The Most Reverend George A. Sheltz, D.D., Auxiliary Bishop
The Most Reverend Joseph A. Fiorenza, D.D., Archbishop Emeritus
The Most Reverend Vincent M. Rizzotto, D.D., J.C.L., Retired Auxiliary Bishop
Co-Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Clergy
The Very Reverend Jeffrey L. Bame, Rector & Parish Administrator Reverend Loc D. Phan, Parochial Vicar
Deacons Deacon John Carrara * Deacon Daniel Addis * Deacon Lynn Carney * Deacon Gilberto Vela
Faith Formation & Evangelization
Director of Evangelization & Faith Formation Selma DeMarco
Faith Formation Associate (K--8th) Carmen Benitez
Faith Formation Associate (High School) Faby Lopez
Music
Director of Music / Co-Cathedral Organist Dr. Crista Miller
Associate Director & Music Operations Natasha Manley
Assistant Choir Director Patrick Schneider
Co-Cathedral Assistant Organist Dr. Jeong-Suk Bae
/CoCathedraloftheSacredHeart
Co-Cathedral Staff
Facilities and Project Coordinator Gwenne Buck
Secretary for Weddings & Bulletin Editor Bree Delphin
Parish Outreach Coordinator Jordyn Woods
Baptismal Secretary & Receptionist Katherine Buck
Business Manager Deacon John Carrara
Parish Accounting Shannon Wesley
Building Engineer Chris Felix
Maintenance Ruben Valenzuela
Church Sextons
Guillermo Herrera & Ray Garcia
@CCSHhou
August 30, 2020 Dear Friends in Christ: Quí Ông Bà và Anh Chị Em thân mến trong Chúa Kitô: Estimados Amigos y Amigas en Cristo:
At the time of the writing of this bulletin letter during the week, the outcome of Hurricane Laura remains uncertain. I addressed matters pertaining to the hurricane in my mid-week update video, so for this space, I simply offer my prayers for safety for all in the path of this storm, whether it be Southeast Texas or Louisiana. We continue to pray for all in the path of storms throughout this active hurricane season. I cannot help but notice the next storm name on the list: Hurricane Nana – given that this is the affectionate name in my family for my maternal grandmother, this cannot help but make me smile. There are so many jokes that could be made about Hurricane Nana – somewhere my family members are cracking up. I hope that the storm that bears the name of Nana may indeed end up being a joking matter and put no one in harm’s way.
In my update video for the week, I also shared the
news that we have a new priest in residence with us. Fr. Richard McNeillie, the Vocation Director for the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, has taken up residence with us for as long as the pandemic lasts in order to be able to better focus on his duties. While he is not formally assigned here and is just in residence, I am nonetheless excited to have him present with us. Unlike Fr. Loc and I who try our best, Fr. Richard is fully bilingual, so this will be welcome to our Spanish speaking community. Fr. Richard will begin to celebrate Mass regularly at the Co-Cathedral during the week and will also be celebrating some Sunday Masses. I invite you to greet Fr. Richard the next time you see him.
Finally, some may be aware that the Most Reverend
Curtis Guillory, SVD, Bishop of Beaumont, was recently granted retirement by the Holy Father. Bishop Guillory served as Auxiliary Bishop for the then Diocese of Galveston-Houston from 1988 through 2000, so many of you may remember him from his time at the parish. With the acceptance of his resignation on June 9 came the news of the appointment of a new shepherd for that flock: Father David Toups, a priest of the Diocese of St. Petersburg in Florida and rector of their regional seminary.
Message from the Rector P. 2
At the end of last week, I had the pleasure to accompany Cardinal DiNardo and his new Priest-Secretary, Father Matthew Suniga, to Beaumont to assist with the ordination of Bishop Toups. Aside from tying up a final loose thread from my previous assignment (I had helped to make arrangements for this while still in the chancery and agreed to help after my departure), it is always special to be present for the ordination of a bishop.
In Beaumont’s cathedral, in the presence of his
family and friends, the priests of the diocese, the representative of the Apostolic Nuncio to the United States, and over thirty bishops from around the United States, Bishop-Elect Toups was presented to the people of the diocese. The clergy of Beaumont formally asked Cardinal DiNardo to ordain him as their bishop. The scroll from the Holy Father, appointing Bishop-Elect Toups as the new shepherd of Beaumont, was read to all present in the presence of the delegate of the Nuncio, who is the delegate of the Holy Father to the United States. With thunderous applause, the people welcomed the Bishop-Elect as Cardinal DiNardo assented to the request to ordain this man as their new shepherd. The bishops all laid hands upon him and Cardinal DiNardo prayed the ancient prayer of ordination, making him a bishop. Bishop Toups then had his head anointed and was invested with his episcopal ring, miter, and crozier. Finally, he was led to the cathedra, the Bishop’s official seat, where he sat down and symbolically took possession of the diocese. As we pray with readings these two Sundays about the keys of the kingdom and the office of the apostles, this was a beautiful reminder of the timelessness of the Church as she is shepherded and protected by Christ through the succession of the apostles over the millennia.
Sadly, at his welcome dinner, after having seen early
reports about activity in the Gulf, I watched the mayor of Beaumont and many dignitaries welcome him to the city. I leaned over to Bishop Toups at the dinner table and told him that the final welcome to make it official would be the first hurricane that made its way to Beaumont, as Bishop Guillory suffered through so many during his time as bishop. I joked that I hoped this “welcome” would occur sooner rather than later, but it looks like that welcome may be imminent. Please join me in praying for the people of East Texas, who have suffered much at the hands of hurricanes and floods (even more than Houston), that they may be safe and sound from wind and flood.
O Sacred Heart of Jesus, we place all our trust in You. Amen.
Very Reverend Jeffrey L. Bame Rector & Parish Administrator
Yours in Christ,
Stay up to date with our parish by following us online!
Social Distancing Protocols
Please observe social distancing and wear a mask
while inside the Co-Cathedral.
Parish News P. 3
www.sacredhearthouston.org
For the repose of the souls of our faithful departed:
Joanne Craig†,
Mother of Barbara Cassaro
Joel Parker†, Husband of Betty Parker
Rosendo Flores†,
Uncle to Socorro Olivares
Sandra Seale†, Sister-In-Law to Deacon John Carrara
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord. —And let perpetual light shine upon them.
May they rest in peace. —Amen.
May their souls and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
—Amen.
For consolation & God’s healing graces upon the family and friends of the deceased. Heal their pain and dispel the darkness and doubt that comes from
grief. —Amen.
Pray for the Deceased
Joy to the World
- Julian Wachner
Sing along with Cor Jesu and the Co-Cathedral brass in this spectacular arrange-
ment of Joy to the World by Julian Wachner. Recorded during our Co-Cathedral Christmas
Concert in 2019.
Parish Code: 0be7ec
Restless Heart
Feast of St. Monica: August 27 Feast of St. Augustine: August 28
/
Filmed in Europe, this first full-length fea-ture movie on Augustine uses a historic
backdrop to tell the true story of one of the Church's most beloved and well-known
saints. Its message of sin, conversion, and redemption is as timely today as it was in the fifth century. It is the story of a gifted
man who pursues fame and fortune without a moral compass—and the dramatic changes
that occur in his soul when challenging events lead him to see the light of truth. It also chronicles the collapse of the Roman
world and how Augustine laid the intellectu-al foundations of what would later become Europe. Alongside Augustine, the stories of
two other great saints, Monica and Am-brose, are also portrayed.
This movie is not rated, but was created with an adult audience in mind. It may con-tain intense scenes indicative of the life and times of the saint or character portrayed. We would recommend Parental Guidance and
that parents preview it before watching with children.
Faith At Home
FORMED: Pick of the week Music
P. 4
www.sacredhearthouston.org
Collected $178,572 Budget $211,546
Amount over (under) ($32,974)
The Year Last Week Collected $24,091 Budgeted $26,681
Amount over (under) ($2,590)
This Week Collection Goal:
$22,665
Ways to contribute
Stewardship P. 5
Talent Time Treasure Serving others in a Storm
As our city prepares for the possibility of being hit by Hurricane Laura this week, here are some way you can serve others during storm preparation and aftermath.
Check on your elderly family members and friends.
Pray for those in the path of the storm.
Share extra candles, water, food with neighbors.
Give to our Parish Outreach Ministry so we can provide food and assistance to those in need. Click here to donate
Our Young Adults group at a 2017 Harvey House Clean Out
www.sacredhearthouston.org/donate
22° Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario En aquel tiempo, comenzó Jesús a anunciar a sus discípu-los que tenía que ir a Jerusalén para padecer allí mucho de parte de los ancianos, de los sumos sacerdotes y de los es-cribas; que tenía que ser con-denado a muerte y resucitar al tercer día.
Pedro se lo llevó aparte y trató de disuadirlo, diciéndole: “No lo permita Dios, Señor; eso no te puede suceder a ti”. Pero Jesús se volvió a Pedro y le dijo: “¡Apártate de mí, Satanás, y no intentes hacerme tropezar en mi camino, porque tu modo de pensar no es el de Dios, sino el de los hombres!” Luego Jesús dijo a sus discípulos: “El que quiera venir conmigo, que renuncie a sí mismo, que tome su cruz y me siga. Pues el que quiera salvar su vida, la perderá; pero el que pierda su vida por mí, la encontrará. ¿De qué le sirve a uno ganar el mundo entero, si pierde su vida? ¿Y qué po-drá dar uno a cambio para recobrarla? Porque el Hijo del hombre ha de venir rodeado de la gloria de su Padre, en compañía de sus ángeles, y entonces le dará a cada uno lo que merecen sus obras’’.
Palabras del Papa Francisco
Mateo nos muestra la reacción del mismo Pedro cuan-do Jesús revela a sus discípulos que en Jerusalén de-berá sufrir, ser asesinado y resucitar”. La reacción y las palabras de Pedro son contestadas por el Maestro, señaló el Papa, y aquel que un momento antes, era una “piedra” sólida para que Jesús pudiera construir sobre ella su comunidad, enseguida se convierte en un obstáculo, una piedra de obstáculo en el camino del Mesías. El Maestro dirigiéndose a todos aquellos que lo seguían, subrayó el Pontífice, presenta con claridad la vía a seguir: «El que quiera venir detrás de mí, que renuncie a sí mismo, que cargue con su cruz y me si-ga». Siempre, incluso hoy la tentación es aquella de querer seguir a un Cristo sin cruz, es más, de enseñar a Dios el camino justo. Pero Jesús nos recuerda que su vía es la vía del amor, y no hay verdadero amor sin el sacrificio de sí. Jesús nos envía a anunciar el Evan-gelio a todos los pueblos. Los que tenían miedo a la verdad y a la libertad hacían todo lo posible para des-terrar a Dios del corazón del hombre y excluir a Cris-to. Durante la historia, habían atroces sufrimientos y persecuciones contra católicos, ortodoxos y musulma-nes, El Señor ha estado a nuestro lado, queridos her-manos y hermanas, para sostenernos; Él los ha guiado y consolado, y los ha llevado sobre alas de águila. Debemos tener esperanza, a poner siempre nuestra confianza en Dios, que nunca defrauda, sino que está siempre a nuestro lado, especialmente en los momen-tos difíciles, y debemos recordar que atravesó del su-frimiento del amor es la gloriosa resurrección con Cristo, Nuestro Señor!
Communion P. 6
No Hay Verdadero Amor sin el Sacrificio de Sí Jesús nos recuerda que su vía es la vía del amor, y no hay verdadero amor sin el sacrificio de sí. Estamos lla-mados a no dejarnos absorber por la visión de este mundo, sino a ser siempre más conscientes de la nece-sidad y de la fatiga para nosotros cristianos de caminar contra corriente y en salida. Hoy, en fuerte contras-te. Mateo nos muestra fuertecontraste.
www.sacredhearthouston.org
