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Most Holy
Body and Blood
of Christ
June 6
2021
WELCOM E Mass AT TH E
CATH EDRAL
Saturday, Jun 5 12:05pm No Daily Mass or Confessions
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass
† John Kersjes
Sunday, Jun 6 10:00am Sunday Mass (ASL interpretation)
(televised / live-streamed)
Int. Gary & Linda Williams
12:00pm Misa Domingo en Español
(live-streamed)
† Flor Maria Segovia
5:30pm Sunday Mass
† Mary Schmuck
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
Parish Family
Monday, Jun 7 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Ronald Monteiro
Tuesday, Jun 8 12:05pm Daily Mass
† Larry & Pat Ranazzi
Wednesday, Jun 9 12:05pm Daily Mass
Int. Alan Demascus
Thursday, Jun 10 12:05pm Daily Mass
Int. Foss family
Friday, Jun 11 12:05pm Daily Mass
Int. Nancy Miller & family
Saturday, Jun 12 12:05pm Daily Mass
Int. Warren Wells Jr.
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass
† Dave & Pat Frisk
Sunday, Jun 13 10:00am Sunday Mass (ASL interpretation)
(televised / live-streamed)
† Don Jandernoa
12:00pm Misa Domingo en Español
(live-streamed)
† Felipe Montilla
5:30pm Sunday Mass
Intensions of CIC Collaborators
and Partners in Mission
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
Parish Family
Confession Schedule
Weekdays following the 12:05pm Mass
God bless, Saturdays, 11-11:45am in the Chapel
(or by appointment)
Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP
Rector
Watch Sunday 10am Mass Online
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Go to grdiocese.org or the Cathedral’s Facebook page
Scri pture
Read ing...
Sunday:
Most Holy Body
and Blood of Christ
Ex 24:3-8
Casting a Net
Ps 116:12-13,15-18
Heb 9:11-15
Mk 14:12-16,22-26
Monday:
D
ear sisters and brothers in Christ, 2 Cor 1:1-7
Ps 34:2-9
A friend of mine, a nutritionist, reminds me every year of the need to detox, getting Mt 5:1-12
rid of my body’s toxins acquired from food, lifestyle, and environment. He would
remind me that just as I do spiritual cleaning once a year by going on retreat and go for a run to Tuesday:
build endurance, my body is what I feed it and is in constant need of cleansing. 2 Cor 1:18-22
Ps 119:129-133,135
The readings for this weekend’s Solemnity of Corpus Christi remind me of the most important Mt 5:13-16
cleansing we have in our Church. The letter of the Hebrews today calls it the “cleansing of our Wednesday:
consciences from the dead works of sin.” However, this cleansing does not happen because 2 Cor 3:4-11
we make it possible or because we deserve it. This is made possible because the Body and Ps 99:5-9
Blood of Christ is the most precious gift from God given by the power of the Holy Spirit for the Mt 5:17-19
salvation of the world. The Body and Blood of Christ is the “detox” par excellence. It provides
us with the healing we seek, the nourishment we need, and the reintegration to full Thursday:
participation in God’s divine life. 2 Cor 3:15—4:1,3-6
Ps 85:9ab,10-14
Jesus’ actions in the gospel reveals how this comes about. By taking, blessing, breaking, and Mt 5:20-26
giving the bread to his disciples, Jesus foreshadows the total gift of his very self on the Cross. Friday:
The fullest presence of the kingdom of God is revealed by Jesus’ total gift of self so that all Most Sacred Heart
creation be reconciled to God the Father. Jesus, himself, did this at the Last Supper and Christ of Jesus
does this at every Mass. Every Mass invites us to allow ourselves to be held by God, to be Hos 11:1,3-4,8c-9
blessed, broken, and given wherever we find ourselves: in our family, workplace, and Is (Ps) 12:2-6
community. Every Mass reminds us that we are wounded healers sharing our very selves, the Eph 3:8-12,14-19
Good News of the selfless love and mercy of God to the world. Jn 19:31-37
St. Augustine is known to have said that the Eucharist calls us to “believe what you see and Saturday:
become what you receive.” So, when you come to Communion, believe that Christ himself is Immaculate Heart
who you receive. He not only detoxes us from what separates us from a relationship with God of Mary
and others, but we are also strengthened to be Christ’s presence in our world. The Eucharist is 2 Cor 5:14-21
not a prize for the good, but is strength for the weak, for all of us redeemed sinners. Ps 103:1-4,9-12
Lk 2:41-51
Indeed, our body is what we feed it and most of the time it clamors for a thorough “cleansing Sunday:
of our consciences from the dead works of sin.” This happens at every communion line as we 11th Sunday in
receive Christ himself and “believe what we see and become what we receive.” Have a blessed Ordinary Time
Solemnity of Corpus Christi! Ez 17:22-24
Ps 92:2-3,13-16
United in Christ, 2 Cor 5:6-10
Mk 4:26-34
Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP
Pastor/Rector
Fr. René Constanza, CSP page 3
Th is Week Upcoming Daily Mass
Events and Activities Schedule Interruptions
If you attend daily Mass or Confessions at
Saturday, June 5 the Cathedral, you need to be aware of
10:00am Diocesan Priest Ordination (live-streamed) upcoming interruptions to our schedule.
No daily Mass or Confessions
2:00pm Elementary Religious Ed Saturday, June 5: no 11am Confessions
2:00pm Bautismos or 12:05pm Mass due to Diocesan Ordinations.
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass
Monday, June 14 through Thursday, June 17, no daily
Sunday, June 6 Mass or Confessions due to the Hearing Loop
Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ installation.
Joy of the Gospel Second Collection
10:00am Sunday Televised Mass (live-streamed) Hearing Loop Project
12:00pm Misa en Español (live-streamed) The hearing loop system is slated to be
1:30pm Comité Hispano installed the week of June 14. We are
5:30pm Sunday Mass
grateful for those who have already given
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
over $11,000 toward this project, about a
Tuesday, June 8 third of the funds needed. If you would like
7:00pm Gospel of Mark-CIC Class (see pg. 7) to support this project, just select Hearing
Loop in the fund dropdown when you give online, or mark
Wednesday, June 9 your check and place in the offering or bring/mail to the
10:00am Prayer Blanket Ministry office. May God bless your generosity.
Thursday, June 10
5:00pm Reader Rehearsal
Sign the online petition to stop tax-payer
Friday, June 11 funding of abortion.
5:00pm Wedding Rehearsal Pro-abortion groups and powerful members of Congress are
7:00pm Amigos de Jesus campaigning to rescind the Hyde Amendment and to instead
Saturday, June 12 implement a policy that would require every federal health
9:00am Biblical Institute (see pg. 7) program to cover, and every federal health facility to provide,
9:00am Baptisms elective abortions. If adopted, the new policy could go as far
1:30pm Wedding as to nullify state and local policies against abortion
2:00pm Elementary Religious Ed coverage.
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass It is critically important for Catholics to let members of
Congress know that the Hyde Amendment has broad public
Sunday, June 13 support and should not be repealed. Without this provision,
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time billions of taxpayer dollars could go to abortion.
10:00am Sunday Televised Mass (live-streamed)
12:00pm Misa en Español (live-streamed) Please sign the petition on NoTaxpayerAbortion.com. Your
3:00pm Baptism voice could help save millions of lives.
5:30pm Sunday Mass
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass
Try Text-to-Give
We have a convenient way you can
give to Cathedral Ministries. Many Experience the convenience of Online
people who don’t carry cash find Text- Giving. Visit cathedralofsaintandrew.org
to-Give easier. Text the word
“Give” to 844-490-1079 You STEWARDS H IP
will get a link for the quick initial sign
up. Once you are signed up, you just Week ended May 30 $ 10,671.83
type in a dollar amount and send. Be Same week last year $ 7,791.33
sure to save the phone number in
your contacts. Weekly need $ 14,423.08
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Help us with a Father’s
Day slide-show
You may recall that last year during
the height of the pandemic, we
celebrated Mother’s Day with a 2021 CSA! We have reached over 81% of our goal. The
special slide-show on Facebook made finish line is in sight! If you are one of the 400+ households
of photos of parishioners with their that haven’t given yet to support the important ministries
Mom’s. This year, we’d like to do that for Father’s Day. that are funded by CSA, please go online or turn in your
If you have a photo of you and your dad that you would envelope. Thank you for your generosity!
like to be included, email the photo to office@cathedral
ofsaintandrew.org and let us know it’s for Father’s Day. 346 donors Pledged: $104,510
Photos received before June 15 will be included.
Diocesan Ordination at Goal: $128,694
the Cathedral
The Ordination of Noah Thelen on Your CSA giving helps support these
Saturday, June 5, 10am has been ministries that take place right here in
opened to the public. All are
welcome! The Ordination Mass will our parish and neighborhood…
also be live-streamed on • Televised and Live-Streamed Mass to the Homebound
grdiocese.org and Facebook. • Hispanic Ministries & Immigration Services
• Faith Formation & Evangelization through the
Please note that due to the Catholic Information Center
Ordination, the Cathedral’s • Caring for our Heartside Neighbors through the
Saturday Confessions and Daily Mass are cancelled. Ministries of God’s Kitchen
Please keep Noah and his ministry in your prayers.
Make your pledge or gift for 2021 today
at grdiocese.org/csa and mark the
Cathedral as your parish.
A Prayer Blanket Ministry
Thank you for giving: Our Joy of the Gospel The Prayer Blanket ministry often needs
Fund has been of great benefit to those in need during people to do occasional small jobs at
the pandemic and beyond. The purpose of this fund is home. If you’d like to be on the
to put into action Pope Francis’ call to “evangelize in volunteer list, please contact Kathy
word and deed”. We do that through the Catholic Robinson (616) 206-8360.
Information Center that welcomes seekers from all
backgrounds and helps Catholics continue to grow
spiritually. We do that through our outreach ministries Bilingual Office Volunteer Needed
that care for those in need in our community. Please The parish office is in need of a bilingual volunteer to
continue to be a partner in fulfilling the call with your fill in at the front desk every Tuesday morning 9-11am
giving each month to the Joy of the Gospel Fund. (or as frequently as able). If you can help, contact
Eliana at 616.456.1454 x1909.
Celebrating the
Covenant between Knights of
Taryn Edsall Columbus
& Joel Ford If you are interested in
May 29, 2021 exploring or enrolling in the
Knights, or perhaps
Maria Claire Sifa reactivating your
& Innocent Nshimiyimana membership, contact Lou Solis 616-304-2759
May 30, 2021 gk16199@mikofc.org.
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Commit to Community!
Become a Registered
Parishioner
How can I become
a registered parish-
ioner of the Cathe-
dral? It's simple:
Upcoming Young Adult Events Go online to cathe-
Friday, June 4, at 7:30p dralof saintan-
Young Adult Brewery Tour at Two Guys Brewing drew.org, and at
the Home Page,
Thursday, June 10, at 7p click on… “I’d like to
Holy Brew discussion (at the Cathedral) become a mem-
ber”. Fill out the
Saturday, July 17 registration form and submit. Just that easy. If
Young Adult Day of Retreat you don't have access to the Web, you can get a
paper form from our office.
May Baptisms
We Welcome into the Christian
Community...
Gabriel Castro
Victor Escobar
Emma Geyer
Desmond Hickey Help House Unaccompanied
Maya Jachulski
Aidan Obradovich
Children
Danilo Maldonado Reyes Catholic Charities West Michigan, through a
Juan Quintino Saldaña federal grant, will be serving unaccompanied
children from Central America, in response to
the crisis at the border. These children need a
temporary, safe place to sleep, warm meals, and
somewhere they can feel the security of a
family.
If you are interested in joining Catholic Charities
in temporarily caring for these vulnerable
children, plan to attend upcoming virtual
• Full structural investigation of spire and cross showed no
informational meetings.
danger of falling, so fencing was removed. One more
internal platform needs to be built to allow access to For details and sign-up, please email Alisa at
reposition and brace the gin pole. aotto@ccwestmi.org
• Roofing will start the week of June 7 at the west end on the
flat roof to be followed by the roof over the main entry,
then finally gutter lining. Thank-You to Our Advertisers
• Through the month of June the work will continue on Thank You: The advertisements that appear in
water table stone replacement, tuck pointing and cleaning this bulletin completely defray all publishing
of bricks. costs which the parish would otherwise incur.
• Painting is planned to take place in July. Please patronize the sponsors on the back of
this bulletin and thank them for their kind
generosity. If you would like to have an ad for
your business in our bulletin, please contact
Diocesan Publications at 1-800-783-1623
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Summer at the CIC
Catholic Information Center at Home
Let the Catholic Information Center
help you Learn, Celebrate, Live and
This week, let us honor St. Joseph with our love Pray your Catholic faith.
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those who are struggling, despairing, filled with spiritual purpose at
catholicinformationcenter.org
and brokenhearted. Pray for us.
The Gospel of Mark: The Whole Story
Did you know? Tuesday, June 8, 7-8pm, Zoom presentation with
Sr. Joan Mitchell, CSJ. This summer and all through
Job postings for catholic related organizations autumn we will be hearing stories from the Gospel
in the diocese can be found at grdiocese.org of Mark at Mass. Sr. Joan will explore these
excerpts and how they fit into the whole story of
Jesus’ life and ministry. (Registration required, $10
suggested donation)
Encore Institute Book Talk
Let This Be the Time: Spiritual Essentials
Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30pm for Life’s Second Act
Facilitated by Jonathan Hicks Wednesday, June 16, 10-11:30am, Zoom
Zoom Meetings presentation with Sr. Janet Schaeffler, OP. If we
Catholic in Recovery seeks to support those don’t listen to the world’s stereotypes, myths and
participating in twelve-step groups who are suffering jokes about getting older, our maturing lives are
from substance abuse and other addictions. Using filled with possibilities, growth, depth, and joy.
scriptural reflection and the sacramental love and Sr. Janet is a past director for adult faith formation
for the Archdiocese of Detroit and an elected
mercy provided through the Catholic Church, this small
officer of the Executive Committee of the National
group promotes healing and a deepening relationship Conference for Catechetical Leadership.
with Jesus Christ, the giver of new life. (Registration required, $10 suggested donation)
For more information, visit catholicinrecovery.com/
meetings or contact Jonathan at 717-706-7052 or Biblical Formation Institute
jonrhicks@gmail.com. To attend a meeting use this 2021 Institutes: Saturdays, June 12, Sept. 11,
zoom link: http://bit.ly/CatholicsInRecovery Nov. 6. Conferences meet from 9am to 3pm via
Zoom. Cost: $30 per conference
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Infant Baptisms
Please contact the
Cathedral office 456-
1454 x1909.
Arrojando la Red
Adult Baptisms &
Becoming Catholic
Please contact Sean
Q
Donovan 616-456-1454
ueridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo,
x1913.
Reconciliation Un amigo mío, un nutricionista, me recuerda todos los años la necesidad de
(Confession) For the desintoxicarme para deshacerme de las toxinas de mi cuerpo adquiridas de los
confession schedule, alimentos, el estilo de vida y el medio ambiente. Me recordaba que, así como hago la
please refer to page 2. limpieza espiritual una vez al año al ir a un retiro y salgo a correr para desarrollar la
For special situations, resistencia, mi cuerpo es lo que lo alimento y está en constante necesidad de limpieza.
please contact the
Cathedral office 616-456- Las lecturas de la solemnidad de Corpus Christi de este fin de semana me recuerdan la
1454 x1909 to make an limpieza más importante que tenemos en nuestra Iglesia. La Carta a los Hebreos hoy lo
appointment with one of llama la "limpieza de nuestra conciencia de todo pecado". Sin embargo, esta limpieza no
our priests. ocurre porque la hagamos posible o porque la merezcamos. Esto es posible porque el
First Communion is Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo es el regalo más precioso de Dios hecho posible por el poder
prepared for through the del Espíritu Santo para la salvación del mundo. El Cuerpo y la Sangre de Cristo es el
Religious Education “desintoxicante” por excelencia. Nos proporciona la sanación que buscamos, el alimento
program. Contact Sean que necesitamos y la reintegración a la participación plena en la vida divina de Dios.
Donovan at the
Cathedral office Las acciones de Jesús en el evangelio revelan cómo ocurre esto. Al tomar, bendecir, partir
456-1454 x1913. y dar el pan a sus discípulos, Jesús presagia el don total de sí mismo en la Cruz. La plena
presencia del reino de Dios se revela por el total don de sí mismo de Jesús para que toda
Confirmation for 8th
la creación se reconcilie con Dios Padre. Jesús mismo hizo esto en la última cena y Cristo
graders is prepared for
lo hace en cada misa. Cada misa nos invita a dejarnos llevar por Dios, a ser bendecidos,
through the Religious
Education program. quebrantados y dados donde sea que nos encontremos: en nuestra familia, en el lugar de
Contact Sean Donovan trabajo, y la comunidad. Cada Misa nos recuerda que somos pecadores redimidos y
at the Cathedral office llamados a compartir con todo nuestro ser la Buena Nueva del amor desinteresado y la
456-1454 x1913. misericordia de Dios para el mundo.
Baptized adults can
register for Adult Se sabe que San Agustín dijo que la Eucaristía nos llama a "creer lo que vemos y
Confirmation prep convertirnos en lo que recibimos". Entonces, cuando vengas a la comunión el domingo,
classes. Contact Sean cree que Cristo mismo es a quien recibes. Él no solo nos desintoxica de lo que nos separa
616-456-1454 x1913. de una relación con Dios y con los demás, sino que también nos fortalece para ser su
presencia en nuestro mundo. La Eucaristía no es un premio para los buenos, sino una
Weddings
Please contact Lynnae in fuerza para los débiles, para todos los pecadores redimidos.
the Cathedral office 616-
456-1454, x1901. De hecho, nuestro cuerpo es lo que lo alimentamos y la mayoría de las veces clama por
una completa "limpieza de nuestras conciencias de todo pecado". Esto sucede en cada
Anointing of the Sick línea de comunión cuando recibimos a Cristo mismo y "creemos lo que vemos y nos
Please call the Cathedral convertimos en lo que recibimos". ¡Qué Dios derrame muchas
office 456-1454 x1909 if bendiciones a ti y a tus seres queridos en esta Solemnidad del Corpus
you are in the hospital or Christi!
home-bound and would
like Anointing or
Unidos en Cristo,
Communion. For after
hour emergencies dial
option 6 and one of our
priests will be paged.
Muy Reverendo René Constanza, CSP
Pastor/Rector
page 8 Padre René Constanza, CSP
Ahora puedes ver la misa dominical al mediodía
en español en Facebook o en https://
grdiocese.org/diocese/televised-mass/
LA CASC: COLECTA ANUAL
Ayúdanos con una de los SERVICIOS CATÓLICOS
presentación de fotos para ¡¡Gracias a todos los que participaron en CASC. Hemos
el Día del Padre logrado la participación de 86 familias!! Les agradecemos
Quizás recuerden que el año pasado, mucho la cooperación de nuestra comunidad latina.
durante la pandemia, celebramos el Recaudamos $8,813 para ayudar a la parroquia en lograr su
Día de las Madres con una meta! Estas son las familias que han cooperado. Muchas
presentación especial en Facebook bendiciones a ustedes en su generosidad de espíritu.
hecha de fotos de feligreses con sus
madres. Este año, nos gustaría hacer eso para el Día del Flavio Aragón Sánchez Juan Manuel
Padre. Si tiene una foto suya y de su papá que le gustaría Luis y Olga Arvizu Veronica Márquez
que se incluyera, envíela por correo electrónico a Ana Batista Mayra Martin
office@cathedralofsaintandrew.org y avísenos que es José y Sandra Becerra Antonio Matiaz
para el Día del Padre. Se incluirán las fotos recibidas Sabino y Maribel Becerra Anselmo Melquiadez
antes del 15 de junio. Erica Becerra Zósimo Mendoza
Faustina Bernal Manuel Mendoza
Se necesita un voluntario de oficina Juan y Mary Camarena James Mendoza
bilingüe. La oficina parroquial necesita un voluntario John y Yolanda Carmona Clelia Muñoz
bilingüe para ayudar en la recepción todos los martes por Solano Castillo Vicente y Agustina Nava
la mañana de 9 a 11 am. (O tan frecuentemente que Eduardo y Ana Castillo-Ayala Rosalba Ozona
ustedes puedan). Si puede ayudar, comuníquese con Marcos y Grace Castro Lazaro Pablo
Eliana al 616.456.1454 x1909. María y Benito Cerda Amelia Pablo Jerónimo
Pedro Cervantes Rosa Páez
Jóvenes de la edad de 13 a 17: si te gustaría Elizabet Chávez Luisa Parada Vásquez
reunirte con nosotros al grupo juvenil (Youth Group), favor René Constanza Cande Pedraza
de pedir le a sus padres hablar con padre Bill. Nos reunimos Emerson Santos y Giovanna Ana Pérez
el primer viernes de cada mes, de 7pm a 8:15pm. Cruz-Esquivel Victoria Ramírez
Mario y Aura De León Catalina Reyes
Amelito Diaz Claudia Reyes
Nuevas Directivas para la José Luis Diaz Dalia Reyes-Núñez
Rosmen Diaz Rocio Ríos
Misa ... Wili Yarson Diaz Flores y Marison Rivera Flores
EL OBISPO WALKOWIAK SIGUE Delma Cienfuegos Calderón John Rocha
ALENTANDO A LOS CATÓLICOS QUE Bill Edens Isabel Rodas
ESTÁN SANOS Y CAPACES DE REGRESAR María Franco Alex Rodas
A LA MISA; LA DISPENSACIÓN Raúl y Hortencia García Rusbel Rodas
PERMANECE EN EFECTO PARA Bernaldino y Fabiola García Verónica y Francisco
AQUELLOS QUE NO PUEDAN ASISTIR EN PERSONA Julia Gómez Rodríguez
DEBIDO A SU SALUD VULNERABLE U OTROS FACTORES. Anaceli González Gabriela y Vicente Romero
• Para quienes aún no están completamente vacunados, Abigail y Nexon González- Miguel y Andrea Salinas
se les recomienda usar mascarilla. Estudillo Nicolas y Isabel Solís
• En la Catedral ya no bloquearemos las bancas Cesarina Grullón Mendoza
centrales. Solo las bancas en las secciones exteriores Marcizo Gutiérrez Rosa Suarez
estarán bloqueadas para el distanciamiento social. Familia Gutiérrez José Tecun
• Todos los ministros seguirán usando la mascarilla al David y Angelica Guzmán Gaudencia y Alberto Tovar
distribuir la Sagrada Comunión. Alcantar Juan y Yolanda Vásquez
Yolanda Hernández Antonio Vásquez
Gracias por su paciencia y diligencia continuas para Alberta Hernández Alcántara Marvin Vazques
ayudarnos a hacer que nuestras misas sean lo más seguras
Rafael y Ana Hernández- Monse Velázquez
posible.
Vásquez Sebastián Velázquez
José Jaimes Mayra Ventura
Sigue la catedral en Filiberto Lamas
Hassan López
Armando Villa-Arreola
Rodolfo Villafana
Facebook para ver Limny López Erika Zavala
fotos y videos. Familia López Puac
Ericson y Rubia Maldonado page 9
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 REV. MIKE CRUICKSHANK, CSP
Paulist fath ers
those who have been away. Rector (Párroco) ext. 1905 fathermike@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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