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First Sunday
of lent
FEBRUARY 21
2021
WELCOM E
Mass AT TH E
CATH EDRAL
Dispensation for Sunday and Holy Day Masses in place until further notice.
Planning to attend Sunday Mass? Please register for contact tracing purposes.
The link to register is on our website under Latest News.
Saturday, Feb 20 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
Int. Jo Miner
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church
† Nancy Frans
Sunday, Feb 21 10:00am Sunday Mass—Church
(televised|live-streamed) ALS Interpretation
Int. Sally Summerfield
12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia
Familia Parroquial
5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church
† Virginia Strobel
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass—Church
Int. Eva-Maria & Martin Proksch
Monday, Feb 22 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
† Pat Murray
Tuesday, Feb 23 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
† Ante Galic
Wednesday, Feb 24 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
Thursday, Feb 25 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
† Helen Marie Botschka
Friday, Feb 26 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
Saturday, Feb 27 12:05pm Daily Mass—Church
Int. Mary Smigiel
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church
Int. Schwerin family
Sunday, Feb 28 10:00am Sunday Mass—Church
(televised|live-streamed) ALS Interpretation
Int. Jim & Ann Burns
12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español—Iglesia
† Enrique y Irene Parada Jarquin
5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church
† Bernice Cimek
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass—Church
Parish Family
Confession Schedule
Weekdays following the 12:05pm Mass
Saturdays, 11-11:45am in the Chapel (or by appointment)
God bless,
Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP
Rector
Watch Sunday 10am Mass Online
page 2 Go to grdiocese.org or the Cathedral’s Facebook page
Scri pture
Read ing...
Sunday:
1st Sunday of Lent
Dear Friends in Christ,
Gn 9:8-15
Ps 25:4-9
Last March, I made the difficult decision as bishop to suspend the 1 Pt 3:18-22
public celebration of Masses. Because of the unknowns at that time, it was a prudent Mk 1:12-15
decision in the best interest of the faithful. As we begin this holy season of Lent, we
have now been living with the COVID-19 pandemic for almost a year. The pandemic has Monday:
changed and challenged us. Its impact continues to be seen and felt. Chair of St. Peter
1 Pt 5:1-4
Ps 23:1-3a,4-6
Lent is a time where we “search and examine our ways, and return to the
Mt 16:13-19
Lord!” (Lamentations 3:40) For some of us, this may reveal that while we have resumed
many activities, we have not prioritized our return to Mass. I invite those of us who are Tuesday:
able to return and celebrate the Eucharist in the parish. The celebration of Mass is the Is 55:10-11
summit toward which the Church’s activity is directed and the source from which all her Ps 35:4-7,16-19
power flows. Mt 6:7-15
Wednesday:
Thankfully, many of us are once again able to center our lives upon the Mass. Health Jon 3:1-10
care professionals have reviewed the diocesan COVID-19 mitigation strategies. These Ps 51:3-4,12-13,
strategies have allowed us to return safely to the celebration of the sacraments. If you 18-19
have returned to Mass, I encourage you to invite your fellow parishioners, family, and Lk 11:29-32
friends. Do not underestimate the power of your personal invitation! Thursday:
Est C:12,14-16,
Lent is an excellent opportunity to extend that invitation. It is “…a favourable time to 23-25
prepare to celebrate with renewed hearts the great mystery of the death and Ps 138:1-3,7c-8
resurrection of Jesus, the cornerstone of our personal and communal Christian life. We Mt 7:7-12
must continually return to this mystery in mind and heart...” (Pope Francis, Message for
Lent, 2020)
Friday:
Ez 18:21-28
Ps 130:1-8
Nonetheless, while I invite those of you who are able to return to Mass, I also know Mt 5:20-26
some of you cannot attend Mass in person because of health reasons or other excusing
factors. If you find yourself in this situation, the dispensation from the obligation of Saturday:
attending Sunday Mass has been extended until further notice. This dispensation does Dt 26:16-19
not apply to those who are able to attend Mass. All baptized Catholics are reminded of Ps 119:1-8
their obligation to keep the Lord’s Day holy. Mt 5:43-48
Sunday:
I encourage you to view the diocesan website (grdiocese.org) and social media channels 2nd Sunday of Lent
(Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram) for Lenten resources and to stay connected to your Gn 22:1-2,9a,10-
faith and what is happening in the diocese. During this holy season, may we allow 13,15-18
ourselves to return to God and reflect on the hope that remains through Christ’s Ps 116:10,15-19
Resurrection! Rom 8:31b-34
Mk 9:2-10
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend David J. Walkowiak
Bishop of Grand Rapids
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Th is Week Stations of the Cross
Saturday, February 20 Every Friday in Lent, 7pm
9:30am Bautismos—Iglesia This beautiful practice of scripture, sung
9:30am KEPHA: Rosary on the Piazza response and prayer, in English, Spanish and
11:00am Confessions—Chapel Latin, takes us on a pilgrimage through
12:05pm Daily Mass—Church Christ’s Passion, death and burial using each
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church station on the Cathedral walls.
Sunday, February 21
First Sunday of Lent
10:00am Sunday Mass—Church (televised/live-streamed) CRS Rice Bowl
12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español —Iglesia Hunger in Our World
3:00pm Rite of Election (including Cathedral)—Church Jesus told us that whatever we did
5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church for one of these least brothers of
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass—Church his we did for him.
Reflect on the challenge of
Wednesday, February 24 global hunger—it is a reality for
9:30am CCHS Mass—Church millions of our sisters and
7:00pm CIC Class: Give Up Worry for Lent (see pg 7) brothers. What will you do to
Thursday, February 25 support the hungry in our
community and around the
6:30pm Stewardship committee—Zoom
world? Visit crsricebowl.org to learn more.
7:00pm Holy Brew Online for Young Adults (see pg 5)
Pick up a rice bowl at Mass or the parish office.
Friday, February 26
7:00pm Stations of the Cross—Church
Are You a Life-Long Catholic
Saturday, February 27 Who Is Not Yet Confirmed?
9:30am Bautismos—Iglesia
11:00am Confessions—Chapel In the craziness of life, for whatever
12:05pm Daily Mass—Church the reason, you just sort of missed it.
1:00pm Paulist National Lent Retreat (see pg 7) You can finish your Sacraments of
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass—Church Initiation as an adult and we can help
you do that. The next Adult Confirmation Class will run
Sunday, February 28 via Zoom over 10 Thursday evenings, 7-8:30pm,
Second Sunday of Lent beginning February 25.
10:00am Sunday Mass—Church (televised/live-streamed)
12:00pm Misa Dominical en Español —Iglesia If you are interested in joining the class or just have
3:00pm Diocese Rite of Election—Church questions, contact Sean at 616-456-1454 x1913 or
5:30pm Sunday Mass—Church sdonovan@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass—Church
Experience the convenience of Online
Giving. Visit cathedralofsaintandrew.org
STEWARDS H IP
Holy Hour, Wednesday, March 3 Week ended February 14 $ 10,431.26
Join us in person (masks and social distancing required)
Same week last year $ 19,049.92
for a time of silence, scripture and Adoration. The hour is
organized by a different ministry each month. Join us at Weekly need $ 14,423.08
7pm. Printed prayer guides available.
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Sat., March 13, 7pm
This weekend the bells ring...
in honor of
Eva Marie & Martin Proksch
Join the Party for Free
This year we are planning an online party that everyone Current Directives
can attend for free. So set aside the evening of March for Mass
13, where you can watch from home. Wear your green,
put on your slippers, sip your Irish Coffee and enjoy Bishop Walkowiak has extended
entertainment, music, special guests, and of course, the the dispensation for Mass until
raffle. further notice.
So Many Raffle Prizes Ways you can help...
• Plan to arrive early, but please do not attend if you have
This annual raffle is the only fundraiser we do for the
any symptom of illness.
support of all our Cathedral ministries. So test your Irish
• If you have only 1 or 2 people attending from a house-
luck in our annual St. Patrick’s Day VIRTUAL PARTY and
hold, please fill the short pews on the sides first and leave
Raffle drawing, March 13. Tickets are $25 ea. or 5 for
longer pews for larger households.
$100. Grand prize is $1000.
• When coming forward for Communion, please say
This year we have many more prizes you can win. A “Amen” when you stop at the blue sticker on the floor.
new second prize is a weekend at a cottage in Leelanau Do not remove your mask until you are ready to con-
county. Our third prize will be the dinner for four, sume the Body of Christ. The Body of Christ must be
cooked and served by the Paulist Fathers. We also have consumed before returning to your pew. Replace your
a golf outing with the Paulist “pros”, a case of custom mask promptly.
home-brewed cider/beer/soda by Fr. Michael, a portrait • We are asking parishioners to register online if you plan
painted by Fr. Joachim, a painting of the Cathedral as to attend Mass at the Cathedral. This is for the purpose
viewed from Baraga Plaza by Deacon Mike, three of contact tracing. The link is at cathedralofsaintan-
Belizean desserts made by Fr. René, a late summer bike drew.org
tour and picnic lunch with Fr. Bill, or a tour inside the Thank you for your continued patience and diligence in help-
pipes and chance to pull out all the stops and play the ing us make our Masses as safe as possible.
Cathedral’s big organ (no musical talent required) with
Matthew Jakubisin. Other donated prizes consist of a
$200 gift card to Express Image Studio Salon, and 5
bottles of homemade sweet wine with 2 etched wine
glasses, golf at Blythefield country club, or a special gift
basket of Northern Michigan treats, wines, beers, etc.
Which prize are you hoping for?
You can stop in or call the parish office to purchase
your tickets 616.456.1454 x1909. Upcoming Young Adult Events
Are you in your 20s or 30s? Get connected!
Come Home to Jesus Thursday, Feb. 25 at 7p on Zoom
with our annual Ecumenical Holy Brew: Psalms for the Journey of Life, with Dr.
Lenten Reflection book. Bradley Gregory, author and professor of the Old
Testament at the Catholic University of America. Pour
Follow along with 40 days of
yourself a drink, grab your favorite Bible, invite a friend, join
reflections from Cathedral
us for insights and discussion on the Psalms. Here’s the link:
parishioners, and our brothers and
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83875155259
sisters in Christ from St. Mark's
Episcopal Church, and Bethlehem Saturday, March 13 at 10a
Lutheran Church. The reflections Young Adult Coffee Break at Sweetwaters Coffee & Tea
will appear daily on Facebook, or (Monroe North)
you can receive them via text or Even more opportunities when you get connected by
email by texting LENTGR to 84576 texting CYAGR to 84576 or visit cyagr.org
to sign up.
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Samone
Morgan:
Dear Friends in Christ, Honored for
Lent is a time of repentance and of Black History
reconnecting with Christ. During these 40 Month
days, we focus inwardly to change ourselves, but we It is always wonderful
also look outward to see how we can be the light of to see members of
Christ in our world. During this holy season, CRS Rice our own parish family
Bowl, Catholic Relief Services’ Lenten faith-in-action being honored. It is a
program, invites us to reflect on how caring for our testament to the
neighbor is caring for Christ. witness of God’s love
The COVID-19 pandemic has stressed the financial that they bear to the greater community in which we live and
situation for many. Here in our community, you helped serve.
individuals in need through your donations to the CRS
Rice Bowl campaign last year. Funds collected were Bissell Homecare, Inc. is profiling Samone Morgan for Black
given to Bread of Life Food Pantry through St. Ann - St. History Month. Samone has worked there for 32 years. A
Ignatius Parish in Baldwin, Community Food Club’s Local graduate of Cornerstone University, she works as a
Agriculture and Healthy Produce program, and Dégagé Distributing Analyst, first assisting Bissell with several
Ministries’ Healthy Meals program. Twenty-five percent Canadian warehouses, where she blazed a trail by becoming
of donations to CRS Rice Bowl each year stay here in the first Black Distribution Analyst in Canada. She’s now in the
West Michigan to support hunger and poverty process of helping to open a Savannah, GA warehouse.
alleviation efforts. Samone recounted how she helps her son, Cameron,
Incorporating CRS Rice Bowl into your Lenten practices celebrate his black history...“For Black History Month, my son
will connect you with our brothers and sisters in Christ. picks out a person to research for each week in February. He
Alms donated through CRS Rice Bowl support the work picks out someone that he wants to learn about or who has
of CRS in more than 100 countries each year. Since its done great things in a field of work that he wants to go into.
inception in 1975, CRS Rice Bowl has raised nearly $300 He does his research and presents it at Sunday dinner. I never
million. Thank you for your generosity in ensuring our miss the opportunity to teach Black History to Cameron.
brothers and sisters around the world have access to Whenever there is a lesson to be taught, I teach it. I also let
food and resources that allow them to live. him know that we are Black History, so always find a way to
make a difference no matter how big or small, just make
Visit crsricebowl.org to discover the many resources whatever you do count!”
available for your Lenten journey. Thank you for
participating and sharing generously over the years Fr. René had the privilege of submitting this recommendation
through CRS Rice Bowl. for her profile: “Samone is a faithful parishioner at the
Cathedral of Saint Andrew. She is a great model of Christian
Sincerely yours in Christ, witness as an usher every Sunday, greeting parishioners to the
celebration of Mass in the Catholic church. Samone
encounters people where they're at. She finds ways of
Most Reverend David J. Walkowiak welcoming worshipers and giving them a sense of belonging
Bishop of Grand Rapids and being loved. She passes on her faith and values of service
to God and others, to her son, Cameron, who is a server at the
Sunday Mass. We are blessed by her, her presence and many
Mark your calendar for March 18. The years of service at the Cathedral parish.”
Paulists will be available from 5-8pm for
individual Confessions and will An interesting fact: Samone’s mother-in-law was a member of
the Cathedral for over 30 years and also served as an usher.
celebrate a Penance Service
from 6-6:30pm. Congratulations Samone, on being recognized for your work
and dedication!
When you come to Mass, check-
in to the Cathedral on Facebook.
It's a simple way to share your
faith with your friends.
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LENT at the CIC
Catholic Information Center at Home
Give Up Worry for Lent:
40 Days to Finding Peace
This week, let us honor St. Joseph with our love in Christ (Meet the
and this prayer: Dear St. Joseph, protector of
families, pray for us. Author) Wednesday, Feb. 24,
7pm Zoom presentation with
bestselling author, Gary Zimak.
Worries! From relationships to
health, and everything in-
between…we all have them. Zimak offers fellow
worriers practical, scripture-centered advice on
how to relinquish the need to control the
uncontrollable—not just for Lent but for good—
and how to find peace in Christ. Join us and learn
how to give up “worry” this Lenten Season from
the author himself. (RSVP by Feb. 22)
Journey from Lent to Easter in Word
and Song Wednesday, Mar. 10, 7-8pm Zoom
presentation with the National Association of
Pastoral Director, Grand Rapids Chapter. A virtual
Lenten evening of reflection and song. Area
Paulist Fathers pastoral musicians will share reflections and music
National Lenten Retreat of the Lenten Season along with staff from the
Saturday, February 27, 1-3pm via Zoom Cathedral of Saint Andrew. Our talented
Register at Paulist.org/Retreat church musicians from parishes throughout the
Program cost: $25 diocese will offer solo, instrumental and choral
St. Paul’s missionary journey to Rome crashed on the music to accompany reflections on our Lenten
shores of Malta. He trusted God and did more than Journey. (RSVP by Mar. 8)
survive.
Bible Basics: Becoming Better Bible
Program: Readers Thursday, March 11, 7-8:30pm, Zoom
St. Paul of the Shipwreck with Fr. Frank Desiderio, CSP presentation with Steve Mueller, PhD. Get practical
From the Bottom Up with Fr. Terry Ryan, CSP help for all who wish to become better Bible
Moving Forward with Fr. Mark-David Janus, CSP readers, whether you are just beginning or
continuing to deepen your knowledge and develop
your skills. (RSVP by Mar. 9)
See, Choose, Act:
Key Takeaways from InSpirit—Called to Be Anti-Racist: Ideas
Pope Francis’ New for Christians Tuesday, March 16, 7-8pm,
Zoom presentation with special guest Jessie Bazan,
Book “Let Us Dream” M.Div., writer and theologian at Collegeville
Wednesday, March 17, Institute for Ecumenical and Cultural Research.
10am or 7pm. Exploring ways Christians can discern how to be
Zoom Presentation with Paulist anti-racist and take action through study, prayer,
Novice Luke Heffernan. When and work around a related social issue.
the choices we face in a time of (RSVP by Mar. 10)
crisis are not black and white
but call for spiritual
discernment, where do we
turn? Paulist novice Luke
If you enjoy our programming
Heffernan presents us with important ideas from Pope please consider making a
Francis’ book “Let Us Dream” and leads a discussion on
applying these to our lives during and post pandemic. donation at
(RSVP by March 15 at catholicinformationcenter.org/
events/list) page 7
sacraments
Infant Baptisms
Please contact the
Cathedral office 456-
1454 x1909. Queridos amigos en Cristo,
Adult Baptisms &
El pasado mes de marzo, tomé una decision difícil como obispo,
Becoming Catholic
Please contact Sean suspender la celebración pública de las misas. Debido a la
Donovan 616-456-1454 incertidumbre en ese momento, fue una decisión prudente en beneficio de los fieles.
x1913. Al comenzar este tiempo especial de la Cuaresma, ya llevamos casi un año viviendo
Reconciliation con la pandemia del COVID-19. La pandemia nos ha cambiado y desafiado. Su impacto
(Confession) For the sigue viéndose y sintiéndose.
confession schedule,
please refer to page 2. La Cuaresma es un tiempo en el que "revisamos nuestra conducta y nos convertimos al
For special situations, Señor". (Lamentaciones 3:40) Para algunos de nosotros, esto puede revelar que mientras
please contact the
hemos retomado muchas actividades, no hemos priorizado nuestro regreso a la Misa.
Cathedral office 616-456-
1454 x1909 to make an Invito a los que puedan a volver a celebrar la Eucaristía en su parroquia. La celebración
appointment with one of de la Misa es la cumbre hacia la que la actividad de la Iglesia se dirige y la fuente de
our priests. donde fluye todo su poder.
First Communion is
prepared for through the Afortunadamente, muchos de nosotros podemos, una vez más, centrar nuestras vidas
Religious Education en la Misa. Los profesionales de la salud han revisado las estrategias diocesanas de
program. Contact Sean mitigación del COVID-19. Estas estrategias nos han permitido volver con seguridad a la
Donovan at the celebración de los sacramentos y seguirán haciéndolo. Si ha vuelto a la misa, le animo
Cathedral office
a que invite a otros feligreses, amigos y familiares. ¡No subestime el poder de su
456-1454 x1913.
invitación personal!
Confirmation for 8th
graders is prepared for
La Cuaresma es una excelente oportunidad para extender esta invitación. Es "...un
through the Religious
Education program. tiempo propicio para prepararnos a celebrar con corazones renovados el gran misterio
Contact Sean Donovan de la muerte y resurrección de Jesús, piedra angular de nuestra vida cristiana personal
at the Cathedral office y comunitaria. Debemos volver continuamente a este misterio en la mente y en el
456-1454 x1913. corazón..." (Papa Francisco, Mensaje para la Cuaresma, 2020)
Baptized adults can
register for Adult
Sin embargo, aunque invito a los que pueden volver a la Misa, también sé que algunos
Confirmation prep
classes. Contact Sean no pueden asistir en persona por motivos de salud u otros factores. Si se encuentra en
616-456-1454 x1913. esta situación, la dispensa de obligación para asistir a la Misa dominical ha sido
extendida hasta nuevo aviso. Esta dispensa no se aplica a los que pueden asistir a Misa.
Weddings
Please contact Lynnae in Se recuerda a todos los católicos bautizados su obligación de santificar el día del Señor.
the Cathedral office 616-
456-1454, x1901. Les animo a que visiten la página web diocesana (grdiocese.org) y las redes sociales
Anointing of the Sick (Facebook, Twitter e Instagram) para obtener recursos para la Cuaresma y mantenerse
Please call the Cathedral conectados con su fe y con lo que ocurre en la diócesis. ¡Permitamonos durante este
office 456-1454 x1909 if tiempo especial el poder volver a Dios y reflexionar sobre la esperanza que permanece
you are in the hospital or gracias a la Resurrección de Cristo!
home-bound and would
like Anointing or
Sinceramente suyo en Cristo,
Communion. For after
hour emergencies dial
option 6 and one of our
priests will be paged. Reverendísimo David J. Walkowiak
Obispo de Grand Rapids
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Sábado, 13 de Estaciones de la Cruz
Todos los viernes de Cuaresma, a las 7pm
Marzo, 7pm Únase a nosotros en persona para esta hermosa
Únase a la fiesta práctica de la escritura, la respuesta cantada y la
gratis oración, en inglés, español y latín, que nos lleva
Este año estamos planeando en una peregrinación a través de la Pasión de
una fiesta en línea a la que Cristo, la muerte y el entierro usando cada
todos pueden asistir gratis. estación en las paredes de la Catedral.
Así que reserve la noche del 13 de marzo, donde podrá
mirar desde su casa. Vístase de verde, póngase las Plato de arroz CRS
pantuflas, tome un sorbo de su café irlandés y disfrute del Hambre en nuestro mundo
entretenimiento, la música, los invitados especiales y, por
Jesús nos dijo que lo cuanto hagamos a
supuesto, la rifa.
uno de estos hermanos
¡Tantos premios de rifa! pequeños, se lo hacemos a Él.
Esta rifa anual es la única recaudación
Reflexiona sobre el hambre en
de fondos que hacemos para el apoyo el mundo: es una realidad para
de todos nuestros ministerios de la millones de nuestros hermanos.
Catedral. Así que pruebe su suerte ¿Qué harás para apoyar a los
irlandesa en nuestra rifa anual del Día que sufren hambre en nuestra comunidad y en todo el
de San Patricio, que se realizará el 13 mundo? Visita crsplatodearroz.org para obtener más
de marzo. Los boletos cuestan $25 información.
cada uno, o 5 por $100. El gran
premio es de $1000.
El encuentro personal con Jesús en cuaresma
Este año tenemos muchos más premios que puedes ganar. Jueves 4 y 11 de Marzo, 7 a 8:30 de la noche en persona o
Un nuevo segundo premio es un fin de semana en una por zoom. Facilitada por el Padre Luis García (registrarse
casa de campo en el condado de Leelanau. Nuestro tercer antes del 1 de marzo: http://bit.ly/SpanishClassMarch2021).
premio será la cena para cuatro, cocinada y servida por los Algunos de estos personajes son muy reconocidos, como son
Padres Paulistas. También tenemos una salida de golf con la Samaritana, la Mujer adúltera, el Padre misericordioso,
los "profesionales" Paulistas, una caja de sidra / cerveza / Nicodemo, el ciego de nacimiento entre otros. A través de
refresco hecho en casa personalizado por el P. Michael, un esta reflexión espiritual vamos a revisar nuestro propio
retrato pintado por el P. Joachim, una pintura de la camino espiritual y así poder prepararnos para el Triduo
Catedral vista desde Baraga Plaza por el diácono Mike, tres Pascual.
postres beliceños hechos por el P. René, un recorrido en
bicicleta a finales de verano y un almuerzo campestre con
el P. Bill, o un recorrido por los tubos y la oportunidad para Directivas para Misa
subir el volumen al máximo y tocar el gran órgano de la El Obispo Walkowiak ha extendido la
Catedral (no se requiere talento musical) con Matthew dispensación de la misa hasta nuevo aviso.
Jakubisin. Otros premios donados consisten en una tarjeta
de regalo de $ 200 para Express Image Studio Salon y 5 Maneras en que puedes ayudar ...
botellas de vino dulce casero con 2 copas de vino • Planee llegar temprano, pero no asista si
grabadas, golf en Blythefield country club o una canasta de tiene algún síntoma de enfermedad.
regalo especial de golosinas, vinos, cervezas, etc. del norte • Si solo asisten 1 o 2 personas de un hogar,
de Michigan. ¿Qué premio esperas? primero llene las bancas cortas a los lados y deje las bancas
más largas para los hogares más grandes.
Puede pasar o llamar a la oficina parroquial para comprar • Cuando se acerque para recibir la Comunión, diga “Amén”
sus boletos 616.456.1454 x 1909. cuando se detenga en la etiqueta azul en el piso. No se
quite la máscara hasta que esté listo para consumir el
Cuerpo de Cristo. El Cuerpo de Cristo debe consumirse
antes de regresar a su banca. Reemplace su mascarilla de
¿Necesitas Sacramentos? inmediato.
Favor de hablar con uno de los • Tenga en cuenta que a partir de Adviento pedimos a los
feligreses que se registren en línea si planean asistir a misa
sacerdotes. en la Catedral. Esto es con el propósito de rastrear
contactos. Mire su correo electrónico para obtener enlaces
y más información
Sigue la catedral en Gracias por su paciencia y diligencia continuas para ayudarnos a
Facebook para ver que nuestras misas sean lo más seguras posible.
fotos y videos.
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CATHEDRAL OFFICE / OFICINA
Th e 215 Sheldon SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Paulists
616-456-1454
Email: office@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Website: cathedralofsaintandrew.org
We give the Word of God a M-Th 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
voice in pulpits and print, F 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
on radio and television, on MOST REVEREND DAVID J. WALKOWIAK
the web and the wide Bishop of Grand Rapids / Obispo
screen. We search out
those who have no church
home, and welcome home VERY REV. RENÉ CONSTANZA, CSP DEACON MIKE CRUICKSHANK, CSP
Paulist fath ers
those who have been away. Rector (Párroco) ext. 1905 deaconmike@cathedralofsaint
fatherrene@cathedralofsaint andrew.org ext. 1914
andrew.org
We share the passion of REV. BOB CARY, CSP
Paul for unity in faith and REV. BILL EDENS, CSP Senior Ministry
solidarity in mission among Associate Pastor ext. 1906 cary6484@gmail.com
all the baptized in the body fatherbill@cathedralofsaint
REV. JOACHIM LALLY, CSP
of Christ. We build bridges andrew.org
Senior Ministry
of respect and collabora-
REV. MICHAEL HENNESSY, CSP jlally.csp@gmail.com
tion with people of other
world religions. Associate Pastor ext. 1916
REV. CHARLIE BRUNICK, CSP
fathermichael@cathedralofsaint
Senior Ministry
andrew.org
In our parishes and campus cbrunick@aol.com
worshipping communities
we welcome people of di- Cathedral staff LYNNAE JARRELL ext. 1901
verse racial and cultural Wedding Coordinator
backgrounds. The gospel BARB FOSS ext. 1902
Business Administrator lynnae@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
we preach calls for all the
barb@cathedralofsaintandrew.org ANTHONY LEARY ext. 1917
children of God to be treat-
ed with dignity and justice. SEAN DONOVAN ext. 1913 Facilities Maintenance
anthony@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Director of Religious Education and
We claim Isaac Hecker as Faith Formation
our founder, the Holy Spirit sdonovan@cathedralofsaintandrew.org Other numbers
as our primary guide, St. BULLETIN EDITOR/DESIGN
ELIANA GONZALEZ ext. 1909 Eulene Freeland, 456-1454 ext. 1904
Paul as our patron, and lai- Administrative Assistant/Receptionist Send announcements via email only by
ty as our valued partners in office@cathedralofsaintandrew.org previous Monday to
mission. eulene@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
MATTHEW JAKUBISIN, ext. 1911
We are Paulists. Director of Music CATHEDRAL OUTREACH CENTER
matthew@cathedralofsaintandrew.org Open Tuesdays & Thursdays
Missionaries 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Closed July-August
EULENE FREELAND, ext. 1904
to North America. Director of Communications PRAYER CHAIN
eulene@cathedralofsaintandrew.org prayers@cathedralofsaintandrew.org
DEACON DENNIS RYBICKI, ext. 1903 CATHEDRAL FAX: 616-456-5110
Baptism & Homebound Ministry
deacondennis@cathedralofsaint Cathedral proper open to the public:
andrew.org Weekdays: 6:30am to 6pm
Saturdays: 9am to 6:30pm
JULIE BARTHOLOMEW ext. 1912 Sundays: 9am to 9pm
Liturgy Coordinator Please coordinate with the office for
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