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Twenty-Sixth Sunday
in ordinary time
September 26
2021
WELCOM E
Mass AT TH E
CATH EDRAL
Saturday, Sep 25 12:05pm Daily Mass † Juanetta Sanford
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass † Cathy Eli Stimac
Sunday, Sep 26 10:00am Sunday Mass † Martha Bonczyk
(ASL interpretation / televised / live-streamed)
12:00pm Misa domingo en español
† Antonia Rios y Jose Rangel
(live-streamed)
5:30pm Sunday Mass † Mary Schmuck
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass Parish Family
Monday, Sep 27 12:00pm No Daily Mass due to priest convocation
5:15pm No Misa diaria due to priest convocation
Tuesday, Sep 28 12:05pm No Daily Mass due to priest convocation
5:15pm No Daily Mass due to priest convocation
Wednesday, Sep 29 12:05pm No Daily Mass due to priest convocation
5:15pm No Daily Mass due to priest convocation
Thursday, Sep 30 12:05pm No Daily Mass due to priest convocation
5:15pm No Daily Mass due to priest convocation
Friday, Oct 1 7:00am Daily Mass † Fr. Lionel Harnish
12:05pm Daily Mass † Chief Dr. Ákáázúa Múemúe
Saturday, Oct 2 12:05pm Daily Mass † Sommer family
4:30pm Sunday Vigil Mass † David R. Springett
Sunday, Oct 3 10:00am Sunday Mass † Ann McCoy
(ASL interpretation / televised / live-streamed)
12:00pm Misa domingo en español
† Ramiro Ventura Aragon
(live-streamed)
5:30pm Sunday Mass † Virginia Strobel
7:30pm Sunday Contemplative Mass Parish Family
Confession Schedule
M-Th following the 12:05pm Mass
Fridays following the 7:00am & 12:05pm Mass
Saturdays, 11-11:45am in the Chapel
(or by appointment)
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God bless,
Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP
Rector Watch Sunday 10am Mass and
Sunday 12pm Spanish Mass Online
page 2 Go to grdiocese.org or the Cathedral’s Facebook page
Scri pture
Read ing...
Sunday:
26th Sunday in
Ordinary Time
Nm 11:25-29
Casting a Net
Ps 19:8,10,12-14
Jas 5:1-6
Mk 9:38-43,45,47-
48
D
ear sisters and brothers in Christ,
Monday:
One of the persons that was instrumental in my discerning the call to the priesthood St. Vincent de Paul
and religious life is a prayerful and cheerful Baptist woman from Bardstown, Zec 8:1-8
Kentucky. She was one of my supervisors when I worked as a residence hall director at the Ps 102:16-23,29
University of Louisville. I maintained a good friendship with her even when I left Louisville Lk 9:46-50
after finishing my graduate school program in education administration. She was the one who
Tuesday:
instinctively knew I needed time away from my job in Belize to spend time discerning God’s
Zec 8:20-23
voice during a time of confusion and frustration. She invited me to spend some quiet time in
Ps 87:1b-7
Gethsemane monastery in Bardstown, which I did. I am now a religious priest able to tell this
Lk 9:51-56
story thanks to my Baptist friend and mentor.
Wednesday:
This weekend’s first reading from the book of Numbers and the Gospel according to Saint Sts Michael, Gabriel
Mark, drives home a clear message to all believers. God can and does work in usual places & Raphael
and in usual circumstances, but God also works in ways we least expect, and ways we have Dn 7:9-10,13-14 or
yet to imagine. Both Moses and Jesus remind us of God’s presence in surprising places and Rv 12:7-12ab
persons. They advise acceptance of those outside our circles, those who also manifest the Ps 138:1-5
Spirit of God. And both leaders serve to re-orient their followers to the addressing of the Jn 1:47-51
pressing needs of their people by whomever the Spirit has empowered to do so. And the
Spirit continues working through individuals and churches of other denominations and faith Thursday:
traditions. St. Jerome
Neh 8:1-4a,5-6,
Allow me to point out a few ways of breaking down potential stumbling blocks that prevent us 7b-12
from being better witnesses of the Holy Spirit’s actions in our world. First: We can highlight Ps 19:8-11
and appreciate the gifts that the Holy Spirit has sown in our brothers and sisters in Christ Lk 10:1-12
who are not in full communion with our Catholic Church. What the Holy Spirit sows in other Friday:
Christians can be a gift to us. Secondly: We can be more open to encounter, accompany and
St. Térèse of the
engage those who challenge us and take us out of our comfort zone. Thirdly: We can foster Child Jesus
an “us” mentality and leave behind the ‘us versus them’ paradigm, especially as it relates to Bar 1:15-22
those outside our Christian faith tradition. In this regard, we can take heed from the Second Ps 79:1b-5,8-9
Vatican Council’s declaration on the relation of the Church to Non-Christian religions Lk 10:13-16
(Nostrae Aetate). The document declares, “The Catholic Church rejects nothing of what is true
and holy in these religions…Although differing in many ways from our own teaching, these Saturday:
religions often reflect a ray of that truth which enlightens all men and women…Let Christians, Guardian Angels
while witnessing to their own faith and way of life, acknowledge, preserve and encourage the Bar 4:5-12,27-29
spiritual and moral truths found among non-Christians, together with their Ps 69:33-37
social life and culture.” Mt 18:1-5,10
I pray to God for it to be so! Sunday:
27th Sunday in
In Christ’s peace and unity, Ordinary Time
Gn 2:18-24
Ps 128:1-6
Very Rev. René Constanza, CSP Heb 2:9-11
Pastor/Rector Fr. René Constanza, CSP Mk 10:2-16 page 3
Th is Week
Events and Activities
Saturday, September 25
8:30am Diocesan Assembly 2021
9:30am Bautismos
1:30pm Wedding
5:30pm St. Raphael Singles Group
Celebration Sunday
Sunday, September 26 September 26
Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
10:00am Sunday Televised Mass with Bishop Bishop Walkowiak is presiding at our 10am televised Mass to
for celebration of OSOF campaign. celebrate, for the whole diocese, the success of the Our
11:00am Parish Religious Ed at CCHS Shepherds Our Future capital campaign. Each parish in the
1:15pm Social Action Team diocese will be celebrating this great accomplishment in
2:00pm Lake Shore Academy Cathedral Tour their own way. Your generosity has made sure that the
Catholic faith will remain alive and well in West Michigan
Monday, September 27 into the future.
No Daily Masses/Priests at Diocesan Convocation
7:00pm YA Team Planning meetings CATHEDRAL OF SAINT ANDREW: Wave II
Total pledged: Parish: $731,023
Tuesday, September 28 Diocesan-wide: $35,609,851
No Daily Masses/Priests at Diocesan Convocation Number of Donors: Parish: 385
7:00pm Catholic Inquiry at the CIC Diocesan-wide: 13,837
Wednesday, September 29 Thank you to our OSOF PARISH AMBASSADORS
No Daily Masses/Priests at Diocesan Convocation Lou Solis, Mike Long, Erin Zacek, Chris Hain, John Czachorski,
9:30am CCHS Mass Lois Jandernoa, Kathleen Marmon, Maureen Downer, Nancy
10:00am Prayer Blanket Ministry D’Amico, Clelia Muñoz, Cesarina Grullón, Louralee Gonzáles,
5:30pm Youth Ministry & Confirmation Program Oscar Morales, Juan Vázquez, José Becerra, Raúl García, Nico
Solís, Isabel Solís, Enid Benedict, Orlando Benedict, Rafael
Thursday, September 30 Hernández, Ana Reyes.
No Daily Masses/Priests at Diocesan Convocation
Friday, October 1
3:30pm Wedding Rehearsal Daily Mass Attendees
5:00pm Wedding Rehearsal The Paulist Fathers will be away next week Monday through
6:30pm Latino Youth Group Thursday for the annual Diocesan Clergy Convocation. Make
7:00pm Amigos de Jesus note that there will be no daily Masses or Confessions
during that time. The daily Mass schedule resumes Friday,
Saturday, October 2 October 1.
10:00am Wedding
1:30pm Wedding
5:30pm St. Raphael Singles Group
5:30pm Blood Pressure Screening
Sunday, October 3
Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Joy of the Gospel Second Collection Experience the convenience of Online
Blood Pressure Screening after Masses (except 7:30p) Giving. Visit cathedralofsaintandrew.org
Paulist Campaign Kick-off
11:00am Parish Religious Ed at CCHS
11:00am Flu Clinic (parish center or outside) STEWARDS H IP
1:30pm Comité Hispano
Week ended September 19 $ 22,384.11
When you come to Mass, Same week last year $ 10,763.88
check-in to the Cathedral on
Facebook. It's a simple way to Weekly need $ 14,038.46
share your faith with your
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friends.
Annual Cathedral Flu Clinic
Next Sunday, October 3, 11am-2pm
Free shots will be available for those without insurance. A variety
of insurance will also be accepted. Depending on the weather we
will either be in the parish center or outside. Please bring a mask.
Wedding Anniversary Mass Paulist Fathers Hope for the
RSVP! Each year, the Bishop honors the faithful Future Campaign
witness to your vocation of marriage and celebrates Next weekend, we will be kicking off Hope for
with you at the Wedding Anniversary Mass. All the Future, a comprehensive campaign for the
couples celebrating milestone anniversaries (25, 30, Paulist Fathers. Fr. Eric Andrews, C.S.P., president
40, 50+) in 2021 are invited to the Sunday, October of the Paulist Fathers, will invite everyone to be a
10, 10am Mass. A simple reception will follow. part of this historic effort. The campaign is a won-
Anniversary couples, please RSVP by calling or emailing the derful opportunity to solidify the Paulist Father’s
parish office with your names and number of years married. future for many years to come. Fr. Eric will invite
each family to consider a suggested three-year
pledge amount. These requests are not expecta-
Our Next Holy Hour for the tions, but suggestions to assist parishioners in be-
ginning their discernment of a meaningful gift.
Year of St. Joseph
Wednesday, October 6, 7:00 pm The request amounts for your consideration are
All are welcome. For October, we extend a based, in part, on support to your parish, past sup-
special invitation to all newlywed couples port to Paulist causes, a review by the pastor and
from the past three years, along with those the Paulist Office of Mission Advancement, and
currently preparing for marriage, to join us. other information including whether you took part
in the planning study. Our pastors certainly don’t
If you are able to help greet at the door, or if know anyone’s financial situation – especially in
you are interested in assisting the presider for light of COVID-19 – but Fr. Eric’s approach will be
this service, please contact Lynnae Jarrell: Wedding to ask every family to make a meaningful and sacri-
Coordinator 616-456-1454 ext 1901 ficial gift. What’s most important is that we
lynnae@cathedralofsaintandrew.org achieve a high participation rate!
There are many methods of giving depending on
Care for Creation Prayer Service your current circumstances. The campaign offers
Join us on Monday, October 4, at 7pm on the flexible arrangements for when to give and how to
Piazza in front of the Cathedral. It will be an give. Each family is asked to pray about what an
evening of prayer, song, & reflection on the appropriate sacrifice would be to provide meaning-
Feast of St. Francis as we thank God for the ful support to the campaign and then complete an
blessing of creation and renew our commit- intention form.
ment to care for it.
Our parish will have a team of ambassadors who
are helping with the campaign. They will be availa-
Join the Liturgical Ministries Team! ble to provide information, answer questions and
Whether participation is through “behind the scenes” preparation assist you in completing your pledge form.
or through a ministerial role of service within the Mass, Fact sheets are available in the church or your bul-
parishioner volunteers help our liturgies to be truly life-giving and letin email, with the answers to many common
moving celebrations of faith. questions.
If you feel called to ministry, reach out for more information by “When you give, give generously and not with a
filling out the inquiry card in the pews and drop in the collection stingy heart; for that, the Lord, your God, will
box, email julie@cathedralofsaintandrew.org or call her at bless you in all your works and undertakings.”
616.288.0219. –Deuteronomy 15:10 page 5
Do you enjoy music and want to support our
music ministry? We are looking for volunteers to
assist with weekly administrative tasks for our
music ministry. This includes simple computer
work and office work for a couple hours each
week. Contact Matthew Jakubisin, director of
music, if you are interested in helping out.
(matthew@cathedralofsaintandrew.org)
Upcoming Young Adult Events
September 27, 6:30p October 3, 8:30p You can be a
Team Planning Meetings Say Hello to Fr. Michael
reflection writer
for our annual
Celebrating the Advent book
Covenant between You're invited to
Lauren Szilagyi participate in an
Ecumenical Effort of the
and Kevin Manser
church communities of
September 17, 2021 the Cathedral of Saint
Leah Vicini Andrew, Bethlehem Lutheran and St. Mark's
and Andrew Campbell Episcopal. Might this be the year for you to spend
September 18, 2021 some time with an Advent or even Lent scripture
assignment and share a reflection and a brief
prayer as it touches your heart? Is it your time to
say, "Here I am"?
Mass of Christ the Healer
The Diocese annual Mass of Christ the The seasons may seem far off, but deadlines
Healer will be celebrated on the feast of needed to create the Advent booklet are fast
St. Luke, Monday, Oct. 18 at 5:30pm. approaching. The assignments will be distributed
at the Cathedral. All who work in health the first week of October with a three-week
-care, including physicians, nurses, deadline for an Advent reflection and a date early
dietary staff, administrative staff, January for the Lent publication.
maintenance staff, etc. are invited to Please contact sueannclark311@gmail.com or
join Bishop Walkowiak for this 616.485.6957 to sign up or learn more. We always
celebration of grace and in gratitude for welcome new writers willing to share their
your service, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Limited personal reflections.
seating will be available for those who wish to attend in person.
The Mass will be livestreamed on the diocese website,
grdiocese.org, and on Facebook (Diocese of Grand Rapids). Mass Intentions for our New Daily
Masses We now have more Mass times availa-
ble for those who want to schedule an Intention.
The Diocese of Grand Rapids Catholic Cemeteries wants to If you would like to have a Mass said for someone,
remind everyone that any decoration or basket on your loved and/or include a card as a special gift, call the Ca-
ones grave must be removed and all vases must be turned down thedral Office and talk to Eliana, 616-456-1454
by October 15. Any decorations remaining will be disposed of. x1909.
Register Your Child
If your child is planning on receiving
their sacraments in the Spring, they
B ecause the CDC has raised
the risk level for several
counties in our diocese,
including Kent county, we at the
cathedral are strongly
must be registered for Religious recommending that all
Education. Classes have started, so individuals, regardless of
get your registration forms filled out vaccination status, wear a mask
and returned to the Cathedral office. in the church. Hand sanitizer
You can get a form from an usher or remains available by the entrances and we
download forms at continue sanitizing the church regularly to ensure a
cathedralofsaintandrew.org. safe environment. We also want to encourage all to
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Fall at the CIC
Catholic Information Center
Let the Catholic Information Center
help you Learn, Celebrate, Live and
This week, let us honor St. Joseph Pray your Catholic faith.
with our love and this prayer: View all your opportunities for a 2021
Dear St. Joseph, mirror of humility and filled with spiritual purpose at
catholicinformationcenter.org
obedience, pray for us.
Artist Exhibition through September
Come to the Catholic Information Center
Catholics in Recovery (second floor of Diocese) during September to
First and Third Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30pm
view art by Sister Francetta McCann, OP.
Facilitated by Jonathan Hicks
Catholic in Recovery seeks to support those participating Integral Ecology as the Beating Heart of
in twelve-step groups who are suffering from substance Catholic Discipleship
abuse and other addictions. Using scriptural reflection Thursday, Oct. 14, 7-8:30pm with Catherine
and the sacramental love and mercy provided through Wright, M.Div., Ph.D. In-person or Zoom. Explore
the Catholic Church, this small group promotes healing both the theological richness of integral ecology
and a deepening relationship with Jesus Christ, the giver presented in Laudato Sí and how caring for creation
of new life. is a profoundly faithful way to be Catholic.
For more information, visit catholicinrecovery.com/
meetings or contact Jonathan at 717-706-7052 or
Walking Together: Pope Francis’ Vision
jonrhicks@gmail.com. for a Synodal Church
Wednesday, Oct. 20, 7-8:30pm with Amanda C.
Osheim, Ph.D. In-person or Zoom. Pope Francis is
encouraging the Church to journey together as the
Got Questions? people of God by becoming a more Synodal
Catholic Inquiry Has Church. This presentation is an introduction to
synodality and what it means in practice for the
Answers Catholic Church.
This 10-week program is designed
for both seekers who wish to 2021 Annual Gallagher Talk
learn more about the Catholic
faith and those who are already
The Life and Message of Sister Thea
Catholic who have questions. Bowman: Let Your Light Shine
Specific topics are presented and Thursday, Oct. 28, 7-8:30pm with Brother
discussed each week. Visit catholicinformation Mickey McGrath, OSFS. In-person or Zoom.
center.org to sign up for any session. Franciscan Sister Thea Bowman (1937-1980)
integrated her Catholic faith and African American
Tuesdays, 7:00 to 8:30pm at the pride as a beacon for a diverse and inclusive
Catholic Information Center Church. Brother Mickey paints, writes, and tells
9/28 – Jesus the Christ – God’s Son, Messenger, & Mes- stories. So, whether you are interested in art,
sage diversity, culture, or faith, this event is for you.
10/5 – The Church – Sacramental Presence of Christ on
The annual Gallagher Talk honors the life and work
Earth
of Father Joseph V. Gallagher, CSP (Catholic
10/12 – The Sacraments – General Principles, Sacra-
Information Center Director, 1978-1982). Father
ments of Initiation: Baptism & Confirmation
Gallagher believed that creating a “future brighter
10/19 – Sacraments of Initiation: Holy Communion
than any past” would demand ministries that
(Eucharist) & the Mass
reached beyond local churches into the market-
10/26 – Death & the Afterlife
place at the nexus of culture and faith. The event is
11/2 – Morality – Sin & Grace, Virtue & Vice
free. Donations to the Gallagher Fund will be
11/9 – Sacraments of Healing – Reconciliation &
accepted.
Anointing of Sick
11/16 – Saints, Holiness & Missionary Discipleship – If you enjoy our programming please
Why It Matters consider making a donation at
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sacraments
Infant Baptisms
Please contact the
Cathedral office 456-
1454 x1909.
Adult Baptisms &
Arrojando la Red
Becoming Catholic
Please contact Sean
Donovan 616-456-1454
x1913.
Reconciliation
(Confession) For the
confession schedule,
Q ueridos hermanos y hermanas en Cristo,
Una de las personas que fue fundamental en mi discernimiento del llamado al sacerdocio y
please refer to page 2. la vida religiosa es una amiga bautista, alegre y orante de Bardstown, Kentucky. Ella era una de
For special situations, mis supervisoras cuando trabajaba como director de residencias en la Universidad de Louisville.
please contact the Mantuve una buena amistad con ella incluso cuando dejé Louisville después de terminar mi
Cathedral office 616-456- programa de posgrado en administración de educación. Ella fue la que instintivamente supo que
1454 x1909 to make an necesitaba un tiempo fuera de mi trabajo en Belice para dedicar tiempo a discernir la voz de Dios
appointment with one of en un momento de confusión y frustración. Me invitó a pasar un rato tranquilo en el monasterio
our priests. de Getsemaní en Bardstown, lo cual hice. Ahora soy un sacerdote religioso capaz de contar esta
historia gracias a mi amiga bautista.
First Communion is
prepared for through the La primera lectura de este fin de semana del libro de Números y el Evangelio según San Marcos
Religious Education nos da un mensaje muy claro a todos los creyentes. Dios puede y trabaja en los lugares habituales
program. Contact Sean y en las circunstancias habituales, pero Dios también obra de la manera que menos esperamos y
Donovan at the que todavía tenemos que imaginar. Tanto Moisés como Jesús nos recuerdan la presencia de Dios
Cathedral office en lugares y personas sorprendentes. Aconsejan la aceptación de aquellos que están fuera de
456-1454 x1913. nuestros círculos, aquellos que también manifiestan el Espíritu de Dios. Y ambos líderes sirven
Confirmation for 8th para reorientar a sus seguidores hacia las necesidades apremiantes de su pueblo que necesitan
graders is prepared for ser atendidas por quien sea que el Espíritu les otorgue el poder para hacerlo. Y el Espíritu
through the Religious continúa trabajando en individuos e iglesias de otras denominaciones y tradiciones religiosas.
Education program.
Contact Sean Donovan Permítame señalar algunas formas de derribar los posibles obstáculos que nos impiden ser
at the Cathedral office mejores testigos de las acciones del Espíritu Santo en nuestro mundo. Primero: Podemos resaltar
456-1454 x1913. y apreciar los dones que el Espíritu Santo ha sembrado en nuestros hermanos y hermanas en
Baptized adults can Cristo que no están en plena comunión con nuestra iglesia católica. Lo que el Espíritu Santo
register for Adult siembra en otros cristianos puede ser un regalo para nosotros. En segundo lugar: podemos estar
Confirmation prep más abiertos a encontrarnos, acompañarnos y comprometernos con aquellos que nos desafían
classes. Contact Sean y nos sacan de nuestra zona de confort. En tercer lugar: podemos fomentar una mentalidad de
616-456-1454 x1913. "nosotros" y dejar atrás el paradigma "nosotros contra ellos", especialmente en lo que se refiere
a los que están fuera de nuestra tradición de fe cristiana. En este sentido, podemos prestar
Weddings atención a la declaración del Concilio Vaticano II sobre la relación de la Iglesia con las religiones
Please contact Lynnae in no cristianas (Nostrae Aetate). El documento declara: “La Iglesia Católica no rechaza nada de lo
the Cathedral office 616- que es verdadero y santo en estas religiones ... Aunque difieren en muchos aspectos de nuestra
456-1454, x1901. propia enseñanza, estas religiones a menudo reflejan un rayo de esa verdad que ilumina a todos
Anointing of the Sick los hombres y mujeres ... Dejemos que los cristianos, mientras dando testimonio de su propia fe y
Please call the Cathedral forma de vida, reconocer, preservar y fomentar las verdades espirituales y morales que se
office 456-1454 x1909 if encuentran entre los no cristianos, junto con su vida social y cultura”.
you are in the hospital or
home-bound and would ¡Ruego a Dios que así sea!
like Anointing or
Communion. For after En la paz y la unidad de Cristo,
hour emergencies dial
option 6 and one of our
priests will be paged. Muy Reverendo René Constanza, CSP
Pastor/Rector
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Clínica anual de la gripe
de la catedral
El próximo domingo 3 de
octubre, de 11am a 2pm. Habrá vacunas gratuitas para
quienes no tengan seguro. También se aceptará una
variedad de seguros. Dependiendo del clima estaremos en
el centro parroquial o afuera. Por favor use mascarilla.
Pedir una Intención para nuestras nuevas
misas. Ahora tenemos más horarios de misa disponibles Campaña: Esperanza para el Futuro
para aquellos que quieran programar una intención. Si El próximo fin de semana lanzaremos Hope for the Future, una
desea pedir la intención para alguien en una misa y / o campaña para los Padres Paulistas. P. Eric Andrews, C.S.P.,
incluir una tarjeta como regalo especial, llame a la Oficina presidente de los Padres Paulistas, invitará a todos a participar.
de la Catedral y hable con Eliana, 616-456-1454 x1909. La campaña asegura el futuro del los Padres Paulistas para
muchos años. P. Eric alentará a todas las familias a considerar
una cantidad sugerida de compromiso de tres años. Estas
solicitudes no son expectativas sino sugerencias para ayudar a
¡Nuevo! Misa diaria en español las familias a decidir su regalo.
Todos los lunes a las 5:15pm ¡Lo más importante es que todos participen!
En la capilla
Nuestra parroquia tendrá un equipo de embajadores para la
comunidad hispana que están ayudando con la campaña.
Estarán disponibles para brindarle información, responder
¿Quieres saber más de preguntas y ayudarlo a completar su formulario de compromiso.
Gracias por orar acerca de cómo apoyará a los Padres Paulistas.
nuestra Fe? ¿Necesitas el
Sacramento de Bautismo o
1ra Comunión o Reflexión Dominical del Padre Bill
Confirmación? Con demasiada frecuencia escuchamos el grito “¡Esos
El 24 de octubre de 2021, inmigrantes se están quitando nuestros trabajos! ¡Esos
comenzaremos el tiempo de preguntas solicitantes de asilo están amenazando nuestra seguridad! ¡Esas
y consulta para aquellos adultos que personas de otras religiones son una amenaza para nuestros
quieren recibir estos Sacramentos y formación a través hijos! Si dejamos que esas personas de color entren en nuestros
del proceso de RICA. vecindarios, el valor de nuestras propiedades bajará!" Los
discípulos dieron un grito similar. “Jesús, ese hombre que no es
Recuerda el pasaje Bíblico de Juan parte de nuestra compañía está echando demonios en tu
2:3-10 en el cual nuestra Madre
nombre. ¡Detenlo! " Su queja no era que no estuviera siguiendo
María le dice a Jesús,” No tienen
a Jesús. Su queja es que no está siguiendo a los 12 discípulos.
vino” y luego continúa diciendo
“Hagan lo que Él les diga” El pasaje
termina con las palabras “Tú has Jesús les recuerda a ellos ya nosotros que si alguien no está en
guardado el mejor vino hasta este contra de Jesús, está con nosotros. Incluso si la persona no es
momento” Si tienes 18 años o más católica, podemos tratarla con gran respeto y escuchar sus
y necesitas los Sacramentos de ideas. Jesús recomienda bondad y misericordia. Debemos darle
Bautismo, 1ra Comunión o una taza de agua fría a uno de estos más pequeños. Eso significa
Confirmación, recuerda que Jesús extenderles un salvavidas en este mundo. Una taza de agua fría
te llama y te espera. Él ha guardado en el desierto es la diferencia entre vida y muerte. Seguramente
el mejor vino para ti. podemos ayudar a una persona que es extranjero a nosotros a
“No tienen vino” evitar la muerte.
Responde al llamado de Jesús y “Hagan lo que Él les
nuestra Madre María. El equipo de diga” “Tú has dejado
RICA estará en la parte de atrás de el mejor vino hasta The diocese is seeking a temporary, full time legal
la Iglesia al final de la Misa este momento” assistant to cover a maternity leave from October-
Hispana, durante el mes de - Juan 2:3-10 December. We are also looking for a full time
septiembre y octubre para que te
inscribas y recibas información. Los miembros del equipo Admissions Advocate for our schools. Both jobs
son Enid Benedict, Cesarina Grullón, Orlando Benedict, require Spanish/English speaking skills. More
Giovanna Cruz y Angela Velasquez y ellos están ansiosos information can be found on the diocesan
por ayudarte. website: grdiocese.org/employment.
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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. JOACHIM LALLY, CSP
Paulist fath ers
those who have been away. Rector (Párroco) ext. 1905 Senior Ministry
fatherrene@cathedralofsaint jlally.csp@gmail.com
andrew.org
We share the passion of REV. CHARLIE BRUNICK, CSP
Paul for unity in faith and REV. BILL EDENS, CSP Senior Ministry
solidarity in mission among Associate Pastor ext. 1906 cbrunick@aol.com
all the baptized in the body fatherbill@cathedralofsaint
of Christ. We build bridges andrew.org
of respect and collabora-
tion with people of other REV. MIKE CRUICKSHANK, CSP
world religions. Associate Pastor ext. 1914
fathermike@cathedralofsaint
andrew.org
In our parishes and campus
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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