THE CATHEDRAL PARISH AND CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF SAINT AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA THE TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 4, 2016

RECTORY: 35 TREASURY STREET 824-2806 OFFICE HOURS: 9 A.M. TO 4:30 P.M.

MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY E-MAIL: cathparish@gmail.com WEBSITE: thefirstparish.org

Pastor: Very Rev. Thomas Willis frtomstaug@gmail.com Parochial Vicar: Rev. D. Terrence Morgan ext. 312 frmorganstaug@gmail.com

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Lawrence Peck frlawrencestaug@gmail.com Rev. Jeffrey Johnston frjeffstaug@gmail.com

Rev. Christian Plancher, SMM cplancher@yahoo.fr Pastoral Associate: Deacon Charles Kanaszka, Jr. ext. 301 ckanaszka@gmail.com

Parish Manager: John Garofalo ext. 304 cathadmin@gmail.com Director of Music: Dr. Bernie Sans ext. 331 cathstaugmusic@gmail.com

Director of Religious Education: Barbara Eretto ext. 315 cathedralcfp@gmail.com Youth Minister: Ryan Poticny ext. 326 cathedralyouthgroup@gmail.com

Finance Office: Diane Clark ext. 311 cathedralfinance@gmail.com Bookkeeper: Patti Schiavo ext. 311 cathedralbookkeeper@gmail.com

Receptionist: Diane Cowart ext. 335 cathreceptionist@gmail.com Secretary: Debbie Yelton ext. 310 cathedralsecretary@gmail.com

Church Records: Mary Grace Manlandro-Gardy ext. 306 cathedralreceptionist@gmail.com

Bell Tower Gift Shop: 829-0620 cathedralbelltower@gmail.com

Cathedral Parish School: Kathy Boice, Principal 824-2861 kboice@cpsschool.org

Cathedral Parish Early Education Center: Jill Valley, Director 829-2933 valleycpeec@aol.com

CATHEDRAL PARISH COUNCIL Joel Beason David Gauronskas Mary Kelley Kryzwick Anne Marie LaVista

Bill Mullen Mary Petrone Joe Riffe Bob Wagner

CATHEDRAL FINANCE COUNCIL Richard LaVista, Chair Tom Albano Marilyn Beach Zack Smith

This Week in Our Parish

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 10:15 a.m. – Blessing of Infants in the Womb, Blessed Sacrament Chapel 6:30 p.m. – Cathedral Senior Youth Group meeting, Bosco House

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 Rectory offices closed 6:30 p.m. – Knights of Columbus meeting, Bishop Baker Center 6:30 p.m. – Knights of Columbus Ladies’ Auxiliary meeting, Bracken Room

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 9:30 a.m. & 4:45 p.m. – Legion of Mary meeting, St. Benedict the Moor Rectory 7 p.m. – RCIA, St. Benedict Rectory

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 5 p.m. – Cathedral Junior Youth Group meeting, Bishop Baker Center 7 p.m. – Choir rehearsal (11 a.m. and 5 p.m. choirs), Cathedral

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 7:45 a.m. – Altar Guild, St. Benedict the Moor Church 7 p.m. – Choir rehearsal (9 a.m. choir), Cathedral 7 p.m. – Cathedral Schola rehearsal, St. Benedict the Moor Church

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 6 p.m. – Rosary and Pot Luck, St. Benedict the Moor Church 7 p.m. – Prayer Service for Healing, Unity, and Peace, Cathedral

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. – Confessions, Cathedral 9 a.m. – RCIA, St. Benedict the Moor Rectory

cathedral

9/4 Sunday 9 a.m. Elizabeth Garofalo

9/5 Monday 7 a.m. Jim and Delia Baxter

9/6 Tuesday 7 a.m. Barbara Martin

9/7 Wednesday 7 a.m. Liz Kemp

9/8 Thursday 7 a.m. In thanksgiving to Saint Anthony

9/9 Friday 7 a.m. Arthur Tallent

9/10 Saturday 7 a.m. Priscilla Gulliford Searcy

9/10 Saturday 5 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Antigua

9/11 Sunday 9 a.m. Michael Mullin

This week’s Mass intentions

Liturgy of the word Monday, September 5 1 Cor 5:1-8 Ps 5:5-6, 7, 12 Lk 6:6-11

Tuesday, September 6 1 Cor 6:1-11 Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b Lk 6:12-19

Wednesday, September 7 1 Cor 7:25-31 Ps 45:11-12, 14-15, 16-17 Lk 6:20-26

Thursday, September 8 THE NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY 1 Mic 5:1-4a or Rom 8:28-30 Ps 13:6ab, 6c Mt 1:1-16, 18-23

Friday, September 9 SAINT PETER CLAVER, PRIEST 1 Cor 9:16-19, 22b-27 Ps 84:3, 4, 5-6, 12 Lk 6:39-42

Saturday, September 10 1 Cor 10:14-22 Ps 116:12-13, 17-18 Lk 6:43-49

Sunday, September 11 THE TWENTY-FOURTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Ex 32:7-11, 13-14 Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 17, 19 1 Tm 1:12-17 Lk 15:1-32

Above: Nativity of the Virgin, 13th c. mosaic by Pietro Cavallini, Santa Maria in Trastevere, Rome

Miraculous Medal Novena on Tuesdays before 7 a.m. Mass at

the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Augustine ”O MARY, CONCEIVED WITHOUT SIN, PRAY FOR US

WHO HAVE RECOURSE TO YOU!”

Solemn Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament IN THE BLESSED SACRAMENT

CHAPEL OF THE CATHEDRAL

Monday through Friday, following 7 a.m. Mass, until 3 p.m.

THE CATHEDRAL PARISH AND CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF SAINT AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA THE TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 4, 2016

FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK On Friday evening of this week at 7:00 p.m., I want to

encourage you to join Bishop Estévez in a Prayer Service for Healing, Unity and Peace. As violence seems to spread more and more in our cities, towns and communi-ties each day, the president of the United States Catholic Conference, Archbishop Joseph Kurtz of Louisville, an-nounced this initiative.

In mid-July when Archbishop Kurtz asked that every diocese and parish observe this special Day of Prayer, he made note of the scandal of racism in our society, misun-derstanding and name-calling that can never be a part of being a Christian disciple. Rather, he noted, we must “promote peace and healing during this time of great strain in our civil society.”

This Day of Prayer for Healing is but a first step that our U.S. Bishops are taking to work effectively to bring positive dialogue to so many areas of our life in America. Among these are gun violence, race relations, economic injustice and the need for better health care for all, espe-cially mental health. I hope that you will join Bishop Esté-vez in this time of prayer for healing, unity and peace.

Love, Father Tom

[P.N. – This will be my last column for a while as I leave today for my sabbatical. As I take you with me in my pray-ers, I ask you to please pray for me as well. Ciao, for now. See you in early December.]

Mission Statement of the Cathedral Parish St. Augustine, Florida

We are Christ’s eyes, ears, mouth, hands, and feet -

sent out to do justice, especially for the poor and oppressed,

to minister to the needs of the community, to be faithful stewards of God’s creation -

awakening faith among the hopeless, and promoting life even within the culture

of death.

The deadline for submissions to the Cathedral bulletin is

noon on Monday, six days prior to bulletin distribution.

Bulletin editor: ssmckasavant@aol.com

Cathedral closures on Labor Day, September 5 The Cathedral Rectory office will be closed for the Labor Day holi-day, Monday, September 5. Also, the Cathedral will be locked after the 7 a.m. Mass and there will be no Adoration that day. The Bell Tower Gift Shop will be closed as well. Enjoy your holiday!

For Young Adults: Casual Conversations with

Father Lawrence, September 7 Young Adults! (20s and 30s) Casual Conversations with Father Law-rence, Wednesday, September 7, 7 p.m. at Mojo Old City BBQ, 5 Cordova Street. For more info call or text Mary Tholotowsky at 501-7280 or Adam Gauronskas at 806-8054. Like us on Facebook: St. Augustine Catholic Young Adults

5th Annual Spanish Wine Festival to benefit

the work of Catholic Charities St. Augustine

Regional Office, September 8-11 The 2016 Spanish Wine Festival will fea-ture great fun, food, and, of course, Span-ish wine! The event is September 8-11 at Treasury on the Plaza and Mission Nom-bre de Dios. As one of the benefactors of The Spanish Wine Festival, your participation helps us continue Catholic Charities’ mission! The mission of Catholic Charities is to provide services to anyone in need, regardless of race or religion; to advocate justice, hu-man dignity and quality of life, and to call

all people to join in these efforts; thereby reflecting the compassion of God in Christ.

Please visit www.spanishwinefestival.com for ticket information and a schedule of events.

September 9: The return of Rosary and Pot

Luck at St. Benedict the Moor! Welcome back after the Summer! Join us to pray the Rosary (6 p.m.) and enjoy pot luck dinner and fellowship (6:30 p.m.) at St. Benedict the Moor Church on Friday, September 9. Bring your fa-vorite dish to share – and bring a friend!

OUR parish family Mourns the passing of

William JOSEPH chase, sr.

May his soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, rest in peace

Cathedral Parish Youth Ministry is in great need of adult core team volunteers!

We had 38 teens show up for our recent Senior Youth Group kickoff. A year after graduating our biggest class, 20, we had our biggest turnout for a kickoff yet. This means we are growing, which means CPYM needs help! Ways to volunteer vary, but our greatest need is weekly volunteers for our Sunday Night meet-ings. These volunteers will build relationships with the teens and be a consistent presence for them. Another way is to chap-erone trips or retreats. If you are at all interested in volunteer-ing, please contact Ryan in the Youth Ministry office to learn more!

Ryan Poticny, Cathedral Youth Minister (904) 824-2806, ext. 326 cathedralyouthgroup@gmail.com

From the Director of Religious Education

Religious Education classes begin Sept. 14:

register your child now! Now that summer is nearly over, we need to direct our atten-

tion to registration for Religious Education. We are currently registering students for our Wednesday evening program. Classes will begin on September 14, and will meet on Wednesday eve-nings from 6:15-7:30 p.m. at Cathedral Parish School. To pre-register your child please contact Barbara Eretto at cathe-dralcfp@gmail.com or by calling (904) 824-2806 ext. 315 to re-quest a registration form.

A few pointers: If you have a child who is in grades 2 or 8 and was in religious education last year in grade 1 or 7, her or she is eligible for First Communion/Confirmation. There will be a sepa-rate registration for this beginning in September. If your child is in grade 2 or 8 and attends Cathedral Parish School, he or she must attend the Intermediate Sacramental Program through the parish. These classes will begin later in the fall. We will have a parent meeting in November and send home Sacrament packets in late September. If you have any questions please contact Bar-bara Eretto at the parish office.

If you have a child over the age of 7 who is unbaptized, please contact Barbara Eretto to begin the process for Baptism, Eucha-rist and Confirmation.

Barbara Eretto, Cathedral Director of Religious Education cathedralcfp@gmail.com (904) 824-2806 ext. 315

THE CATHEDRAL PARISH AND CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF SAINT AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA THE TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 4, 2016

Cathedral Parish Parking: TRUE OR FALSE? Cathedral parishioners have a right to park in both the “Bank

of America lot” and the “Old Wells Fargo lot”. FALSE. Parking in either of these lots is a privilege, not a right.

Sadly, some of our own parishioners abuse this privilege and are no longer allowed to park in these lots.

The Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions for September 2016

Universal Intention: Centrality of the Human Person—That each may contribute to the common good and to the building of a society that places the human person at the center.

Evangelization Intention: Mission to Evangelize—That by participating in the Sacraments and meditating on Scrip-ture, Christians may become more aware of their mission to evangelize.

Founder's Day 2016: September 10 Everyone is invited to the annual Founder's Day celebration, Satur-day, September 10, at the Shrine of Our Lady of La Leche at Mission Nombre de Dios in St. Augustine. There will be a reenactment of the original landing of 1565 by Florida Living History at 10 a.m. and Bishop Felipe Estévez will celebrate Mass at 11 a.m. at the Rustic Altar.

September 10 at Marywood: Eucharist: The Ultimate Communication of Divine Mercy With Fr. Leonard Chuwa, AJ, Ph.D. Being the face of God's mercy, Jesus communicates Himself fully in the mystery of the Eucharist. As Jesus' disciples, all Christians are called to be like Christ, to be mercy. The Eucharist is communion with Christ's mystical body and a covenant to be as merciful as our Heavenly Father is merciful. Both aspects of the Great Commandment of Love can only be un-derstood from the perspective of Divine Mercy and empathy. How are we going to be students in Christ's school of mercy? Date: Sep-tember 10. Time: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Cost: $20, lunch included. To regis-ter, call Marywood Retreat Center at (904) 287-2525, or send an email to info@marywoodcenter.org.

Rebuilding When Your Relationship Ends, beginning September 15 Rebuilding When Your Relationship Ends is an educational seminar, created by Dr. Bruce Fisher, for those adjusting to the end of a love relationship and is being offered by the Diocesan Center for Family Life. Rebuilding is an ecumenical, comprehensive guide through the process of dealing with single-again status. The next class begins on Thursday, September 15 and continues every Thursday through November 17. Classes are held at 7 p.m. at the Catholic Center in Jacksonville. Cost is $50. Call (904) 551-2619 or visit www.dcfl.org.

Divine Mercy documentary to be shown, Bishop Baker Center, September 29 at 7 p.m. The History of the Original Image of Divine Mercy is coming to Ca-thedral Parish on September 29 at 7 p.m. in the Bishop Baker Cen-ter. A team of documentarists traveled through Europe and the United States uncovering the answers to many unanswered ques-tions about the little-known Original Image of Divine Mercy. In secret and at the request of Jesus himself, Saint Faustina and her confessor, Fr. Michal Sopoćko, worked tirelessly with a relatively unknown artist to duplicate on a canvas her mystical vision of the Merciful Jesus. With Fr. Michal modeling as Christ for many hours, the three unlikely friends came up with the only Image of Divine Mercy that Saint Faustina ever saw. Books, wares and other Divine Mercy items will be available for purchase. To register for free ad-vance tickets please contact cathreceptionist@gmail.com or call the Cathedral Parish Office at (904)-824-2806. A good will offering will be collected to help defray the cost of this showing.

THE CATHEDRAL PARISH AND CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF SAINT AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA THE TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 4, 2016

Celebrate the life and legacy of Mother Angelica, September 17-18 in Birmingham Join your EWTN family on September 17 and 18 in Birmingham, Alabama for this memorable FREE Family Celebration event. Guest speakers will include Raymond Arroyo, Marcus Grodi, Johnnette Benkovic and Father Wade Menezes. Visit www.ewtn.com/familycelebration for more details as they become available.

Woman in Love mother-daughter retreat, Sept. 24-25 Join Katie Hartfiel for a weekend your teenage daughter will never forget. The Woman in Love: Mother Daughter Retreat approaches life’s tough topics with humor, fun, discussion, and prayer. National speaker and author, Katie Hartfiel, will give both you and your daughter(s) the tools to face decisions head on with confidence in God’s plan. Katie speaks with the openness of a best friend, with the knowledge and experience of a big sister, and the wisdom that comes from Mother Church. Mother and daughters both will en-gage in an adventure of the heart. This event is open to teens grade 8-12 and their mothers. Visit womaninlove.org for more on the mes-sage. Retreat will be held September 24-25 at Holy Family Catholic Church. Register at www.dcfl.org or call (904) 551-2619.

Are you hurting in your marriage? Retrouvaille can help, October 7-9. If your marriage has become troubled or stressed, unloving or un-caring, or if your relationship has grown cold and distant, if you are thinking of separation or divorce, or if you are already separated or divorced, but you want to try again – then the Retrouvaille program can help you. Retrouvaille of Jacksonville has a program October 7-9. For more information or to register call (904) 662-8604 or visit the website at: www.HelpOurMarriage.com.

Biblical Spirituality for Health, Happiness and Longevity by Fr. Charles Padathuruthy, October 29 Marywood Retreat and Conference Center presents: “Biblical Spirit-uality for Health, Happiness & Longevity” by Father Charles Pa-dathuruthy on Saturday, October 29 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. $20 fee includes lunch. We are living in a very fast-paced world of commu-nication and performance all across the globe. People talk about stress and anger that are spiraling out of control mainly due to pain, separation, cancer, uncertain future and so on. Biblical Spirituality can and does help. Participants in this retreat will be able to explore Biblical passages and spiritual techniques that will enable them to live a healthier, happier and longer life here and of course, life in heaven. Call (904) 287-2525 or email info@marywoodcenter.org to register.

New understanding of the Gospel of St. Mark and dinner with Bishop Estévez, December 20 Come and receive a new understanding of the Gospel of St. Mark and have dinner with Bishop Estévez at Marywood Retreat Center on Tuesday, December 20. Registration starts at 6 p.m. with dinner at 7 p.m. Cost is $25. The Gospel of St. Mark is the first to be written, but it is practically the one which is known the least. Why is there such interest in understanding Mark’s insights? In what way are his writings different from the other three Gospels? Why is this Gospel so relevant to our own situation? Come and see! Call (904) 287-2525 or email info@marywoodcenter.org to register.

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store

NEEDS MORE VOLUNTEERS! What’s it like to work there?

Read on for this week’s testimonial! “I started volunteering at St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store about four and a half years ago after moving here from Connecticut. It was a good opportunity to meet people. I have found it to be fun, reward-ing, and sometimes challenging. But the best part is that I have made some very dear friends.” — Cecilia Zelenski

Interested in volunteering at the Thrift Store? Call Joe Petrone at (904) 824-3333. All volunteers will be trained.

We look forward to hearing from you!

St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store 19 McMillan Street 824-3333

The blessed sacrament chapel sanctuary lamp Is donated this week in honor of

the birthday of

Kate masters

Reflection for the Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (courtesy of the National Association of Pastoral Musicians)

“Great crowds were traveling with Jesus, and he turned and addressed them...” Luke 14: 25

So why were these great crowds traveling with Jesus? Were they amazed by his miracles, inspired by his teachings, or curious about his radical promises? Maybe they only planned to travel with him to the next village, or maybe they expected to go further. Certainly they were unaware that his ultimate destination was Jerusalem and the cross.

What sounds like an innocent beginning in today's Gospel pas-sage, then, quickly turns to Jesus laying down the conditions for truly following him and its possible consequences: renouncing fam-ily, possessions, even one’s own life. Discipleship is certainly not something to be undertaken lightly; it is not a lukewarm response. A radical message demands a radical response. It costs something; it may cost everything.

As ministers we think we have an idea of the cost—abandoning our families on weekends and holidays; working for a lower salary; putting others’ needs before our own. As someone who renovated a basement only to find that the house also needed a new roof, I know that we never really anticipate the cost! All we can do as disci-ples is be willing, choosing to travel with Jesus each day, one deci-sion at a time. The ultimate cost may exceed our expectations in-deed—not necessarily losing family and possessions but certainly losing our hearts to him! Prayer: Loving and challenging Lord, help me willingly embrace traveling with you despite the cost, one day, one decision at a time.

Cathedral Office/Rectory visitor parking We realize that getting to the Cathedral office/rectory is becoming harder

and harder. Therefore, we have changed the location of parking spaces for those needing to visit the office/rectory during weekday office hours.

The parking spaces for those who have an appointment or need to take care of things at the office/rectory are located in the “Bank of America” lot. There are two spots reserved. Just mention to the attendant that you have to go to the office/rectory. They will direct you to the appropriate spaces. These spots are for office/rectory visitors only and are intended to be short term.

We think you will find these spots much more parishioner friendly than past office parking spots. Please call ahead if you have mobility issues and we’ll try to help with a closer spot.

You have one precious life to give. How do you choose to offer it to God? Be willing to accept the challenges of discipleship. If you have a question about a vocation to the priesthood or religious life, contact Father David Ruchinski, Vocation Director, at (904) 262-3200 ext. 101, or email vocations@dosafl.com.

NEED PRAYERS? If you or someone you know

is in need of prayers, call 599-9455 or 824-2806 to be added to our prayer list.

CATHEDRAL GIFT BEARERS If you are assigned to bring up the gifts, please check in with the ushers 15 minutes before the start of Mass. If you do not check in, the ushers will find a replacement for you. For September 10 and 11 the Gift Bearers are: Saturday, September 10, 5 p.m.— Jan Stevens and Michael Casto Sunday, September 11, 7 a.m.— Ann Ping Sunday, September 11, 9 a.m.— Joyce Kaman Sunday, September 11, 11 a.m.— Nancy and Don Davis Sunday, September 11, 5 p.m.— Carole and David Gauronskas Families and individuals are welcome to have the honor of presenting the people’s offerings to the priest at Mass. Anyone interested in being a Gift Bearer at Mass is invited to do so. Please contact Nancy and Don Davis at davisdl07@windstream.net or (904) 692-4174.

Spiritual Enrichment Opportunities Every Tuesday, 6:30-7:30 p.m.: Christian Meditation hosted by Sister Mary Christine Zimorski, SSJ Christian Meditation, deeply rooted in Christian tradition, aims “to allow God’s mysterious presence within us to become more and more not only a reality, but the reality which gives meaning, shape and purpose to every-thing we do, to everything we are…” Cost: Donations accepted. Call (904) 824-1752 to register or at www.ssjfl.org.

Every Saturday, 2:30-3:30 p.m.: Centering Prayer hosted by Sister Margaret Zapf, SSJ Centering prayer is a method of silent prayer that prepares us to receive the gift of contemplative prayer, in which we experience God’s presence within us, closer than breathing, closer than thinking, closer than consciousness itself. This method of prayer is both a relationship with God and a discipline to foster that relationship. Call (904) 824-1752 to register or at www.ssjfl.org.

THE CATHEDRAL PARISH AND CATHEDRAL BASILICA OF SAINT AUGUSTINE ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA THE TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 4, 2016

LET US REMEMBER IN OUR PRAYERS THOSE WHO ARE SICK…

Paul Garofalo, Rose Alberding, Bella Walden, Pat DiMuzio, William and Micheline Wood, Kelsey Kenney, Michael Anthony Lischio III, David Healy, Susan Buron, Adolfo Sepulveda, Sacha Prins, Angela Rotella, Andrew Petty, Gail Mullen, Ashley Smith, JoAnne Esposito,

Allyson Turner, Norman Pickett, Hazel DeGrande, Virgil Young, Schelia Colee, Adelaida Thomen-Fernandez, Greg Flinn, Sean Spicer, Phyllis Pacetti Moody,

Annalee Freund, Gilson “Gil” Bailey, Nancy Bradshaw, Bucky Powers, Erika Garcia, John Hession, William “Pierre” Pierce, Robert Pellicer, Ann Algreen, Patty Doyle,

Patricia Bickford, Jessie Lavinghouse, Molly Oliver, Baya and Coda Lusk, Jane Collins, Glen Cross, Mary Tinto, Fr. Ed Booth, Sara McFarland, Joshua Solana, Mary Smyly,

Marie Brand, Margaret McCutcheon, Margo Pope, Mike Spurlin, Jean Subock, James Bradshaw, Jerry Delaney, Clyde Randy Stewart, Judy Mills, Fr. Jeff Johnston,

Dolores Pettingell, Diana Kanaszka-Folino, Lorraine Huber, Rosezella Presnell, Marie Cutler, Michelle Pacetti, Mary Baker, Angela Jackson, Debra Carey, Yvette Guernon,

Chuck Lemiska, Lily Shaw, Kevin Crowley, Joyce King, Wanda Erbe, Adrienne Cross, Deborah Baker, John Supina, Laurie Hesson, John McBryde, Kathy Healy,

Jean Marie Avellan, Kathleen Green, Michael and Maria Sansone, Sage Stinson, Frank Luiz, Priscilla Stafford, Andrea Doyle, Bob Gardy, Barbara Colee, James Black,

Chuck Yockel, Phil Zinn, James Banta, Mary Elizabeth Tripp, Jason A. Randolph, Rose DeLisi, Isabella Armata, Tom Klempay, Roberta Gazda, Ryan Olschewske, Michael Valaro, Rusty Oldenburg, Dr. John Spence, Sam DiMuzio, Alyce Orlando,

Judy Williams, Natalie Lucas, Genevieve Pelletier, Jamie Rewis Price, Josephine Scher, Don Wehking, Richard “Hoyt” Muir, Freddie Nicolosi, David Rake, Lydia Molitor,

Harry Piper, Cynthia Stephens, Dan Burkhardt

Please pray for our military Kathryn Emery, CPT Derrick Hoxie IV, LCDR Sean Morrison,

SPC Christopher Patrick Pean, SPC Brandon Conrad, Major Ricky Buria, Patrick Connaway, Capt. Mark Murphy, Aaron Day, Joshua Brady, Capt. Robert Francis May, Col. Joseph A. Craft, William E. Beach,

Matthew Torres, Christopher Hoffman, Benedetto M. Santorelli Jr., Mike Heagy, James Garcia, Tyler Brunson, Ryan Olschewske, Jeffrey P. Wissel, James P. Lorentson,

Matthew Rock Bailey, Brian Bunze, Michael Patrick Burns, Nicolas Carter, Thomas J. Cleaver, Daniel Correll, Gerald Fisher, Pamela Kassandra DeVoto,

Brian S. Flowers, Adrian Genotti, Mark Harrison, Michael Holland, Patrick E. Keough, Peter E. Keough, SSG Larson’s Unit, David Leach, William Lunger, Jeremy St. Pierre,

Nathan Rose, Sean Christian Servantes, Luke Stevens, Greggory Scott Thorpe, Gerald P. Timoney, Mark Tinto, James Zadra

OFFERTORY FOR AUGUST 28, 2016 CATHEDRAL……………..…………………………………..…………...$13,722.00 St. Benedict the Moor……….……………….…………...…........……… $1,144.00 Faith Direct………………………………...…………………….………….$5,787.67 Weekly Total*…………………………………………………...…………$20,653.67 Weekly Amount Needed….……………...………….……………...……$23,656.73 Weekly +/-…………………...…………….….……….…...……..……..$(-)3,003.06 YTD actual thru 7/31/16**………...…………....………….…….………$89,732.55 YTD needed thru 7/31/16……………………………………...………...$97,304.16 YTD +/-…………………..…..……………..………………..…..……….$(-)7,571.61 *Weekly total does not include any offertory given via website, mail, etc. **YTD total includes all offertory, e.g. collection

baskets, Faith Direct, website, mail, etc. YTD based on a July 1-June 30 fiscal year.

Being with Christ does not mean isolating ourselves from others. Rather, it is a “being with” in order to go forth and

encounter others. Pope Francis, July 27, 2013

Cathedral Social Justice Ministry 501-2632

The Diocese of Saint Augustine

treats all allegations of

sexual misconduct seriously

and deals with the allegations

in a prompt, confidential and

thorough manner.

To Report Abuse Call: Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator

1-800-775-4659, ext. 129 or

Department of Children and Families

1-800-96Abuse

1-800-962-2873

A T T E N T I O N

COMING SOON... ST. BENEDICT THE MOOR BLUES FEST

OCTOBER 14-15 Mark your calendars now… watch the bulletin for more information!

Caring Choices is a program of Catholic Charities which reaches out to those in an unplanned pregnancy. Counseling, education, support and resources are made available to those facing a crisis pregnancy. This is one decision not to face alone! Call 1-866-901-9647.

Struggling with the emotional or spiritual pain of an abortion? Rachel’s Vineyard, a post-abortion healing min-istry, will help transform your pain into love and hope. To find out more, call 904-221-3232.