Weekly News - June 24, 2022 |
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Celebrant/Homilist Schedule
13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Saturday, June 25, 5:30 pm
Fr. Dick Sullivan
Sunday, June 26, 9:30 am
Fr. Joe Graffis
Sunday, June 26, Noon
Fr. Augustine Reisenauer
Sunday, June 26, 5:30 pm
Fr. John Baptist Hoang
Please note: Celebrant/Homilist schedule subject to change.
Did you know?
During Sunday 9:30 Masses,
should a parent feel the need to step out
to calm a child, you are welcome to view
the Mass live-streamed in the Undercroft.
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Be Observant and Charitable
With the possible eminent announcement of the Supreme Court's decision on current abortion laws, there may be protests throughout the United States, and Catholic churches could be likely sites. Our best advice is to be observant, charitable, and to not engage with unlawful protesters.
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Social Concerns
Help Needed
Once or Twice a Month
Before the pandemic, Phoenix Health offered free services to our daily lunch guests once a week in St. Louis Hall during the time of our lunch program, 12:15-1pm. A volunteer would sit in St. Louis Hall where patients were seen by Phoenix Health Team.
At some point in the future, there will be a mobile unit for this. Until then, in order for Phoenix Health to return, we would like to find 2 or 3 volunteers to divide the visits among themselves to assure someone will be on site each week in St. Louis Hall when the Health Team comes. The volunteer is there only to make sure the health care workers have their area set up and to assure that this activity does not interfere with the lunch time volunteers and staff so both events happen seamlessly. It is not exciting work, but it does allow the Cathedral to be a site for healthcare for those who would not receive it otherwise. If you have an interest, please call Angela, 502-657-5213.
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Hey Baseball Fans!
The Golden Stars are in the process of planning a tour of the Louisville Slugger Museum on 800 West Main Street and then lunch at the Bristol, also on Main Street. The date is Wednesday, June 29th for the tour and lunch. We plan to be at the museum at 11am and lunch at 1 pm. Price of tour: Seniors/$17; Younger Adults/$18. If interested please rsvp to Brenda Samantha McWaters at 502-641-1575 or brendamac40@hotmail,com. Batter Up!
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Louisville Young Catholics - Distilled Doctrine Pub Night
Join Louisville Young Catholics for a “Distilled Doctrine” night on Monday, July 11 at 7 p.m. Distilled Doctrine is a pub night talk series for Catholic young adults (ages 21-40) hosted by Louisville Young Catholics. We will meet at 21st in Germantown (1481 S Shelby St. Louisville, Ky. 40217). The topic is “The Dominican Option,” and the speaker is Fr. Pier Giorgio Dengler, O.P., an associate pastor at St. Louis Bertrand Parish in Louisville, Ky. Fr. Dengler will propose a Dominican alternative to Rod Dreher's “Benedict Option” on how to live the Catholic faith in a post-Christian world. For more information about the event, email us at louisvilleyoungcatholics@gmail.com.
For more information about Louisville Young Catholics, visit our webpage at louisvilleyoungcatholics.org. The event is free, and no reservations are required.
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Please join us for a powerful concert
Two American Giants,
A Musical Tribute
on Thursday, June 30th at 8:30 pm. Under the direction of Archdiocese of Louisville conductor and composer, Teresa Tedder, these uplifting and inspiring choral masterworks honor and celebrate the lives of President Abraham Lincoln and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. While Lincoln's emancipation proclamation came decades before MLK Jr's "I Have A Dream" speech, their connection represented through this concert will bring healing and hope to all people.
Date: Thursday, June 30 at 8:30 pm.
Location: Galt House Ballroom
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Fanfare for the 4th
Musical Visions of America
Multimedia choral cinema presentation of the founding, expansion, and refinement of America.
Enjoy this American historical retrospective and revel
in the power of stirring patriotic songs and visuals.
Ruth Newman, Multimedia Specialist
Saturday July 2 at 3 pm
Beargrass Christian Church
4100 Shelbyville Road
$23 General; $20 Senior; $5 Student
LouisvilleChorus.org
502-968-6300.
Cultural Pass event: FREE for Cultural Pass holders + 1 chaperone
Show each Pass to cashier and receive free tix. Doors open 2 PM.
The KY Arts Council, the state arts agency, provides partial operating support to Louisville Chorus with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.
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The Gift of Aging:
Moving from Role to Soul
Spiritual Retreat for Maturing Adults
Wednesday, July 27, 2022
9 am - noon
Followed by lunch
St. John Paul II Parish Life Center
3521 Goldsmith Lane, Louisville
“Throughout our lives we take on many roles and responsibilities. At a certain point in our lives, we begin to let go of these, if not completely then to some degree. This letting go offers a freedom from past roles and responsibilities to a greater and clearer sense of our true self and the opportunity to live more authentically from our own souls.”
Presenter:
Ginny Schaeffer,
Director of Angela Merici Center for Spirituality
Please register prior to workshop to ensure availability.
Cost is $20 per person and includes continental breakfast and lunch after retreat. Makes checks payable to Archdiocese of Louisville Family Ministries Office.
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Save
the
dates:
September
12, 13, 14
Cathedral Parish Mission
for the Whole Household
with
Fr. Jim Sichko
60 Minutes for Jesus
Fr. Jim Sichko is a full time preacher, evangelist and motivational speaker based in the Diocese of Lexington, Kentucky.
In February of 2016, Pope Francis commissioned Fr. Jim as one of his Papal Missionaries of Mercy of which there are only 1000 in the world, 100 in the United States.
Fr. Jim uses real life experiences and ties those experiences into the Gospel message of Jesus Christ.
Known for his presentations entitled "60 minutes for Jesus," each talk is geared for all in a family household with no exceptions.
More details later.
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Night Out for Nativity Academy
Wednesday, June 29th
Please support these participating community restaurants: Come Back Inn, Swan Street; First String Bar and Grill, New Cut Road; The Irish Rover, Frankfort Avenue: Patrick O'Shea's Downtown; Pat's Steak House, Brownsboro Road; Porcini, Frankfort Avenue; Troll Pub Under the Bridge, West Washington Street; and Hoops Grill and Sports Bar, Strawberry Lane. Gather your friends and family, pick a restaurant, and be sure to say "We're here for Nativity."
Proceeds from the Night Out Event will go toward the educational costs and programs offered to our students. Thank you for your support of Nativity Academy and our mission!
Thank you to our generous Sponsors: Air Hydro Power and Horton Fruit Company.
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Donations Needed for
St. John Center
St. John Center is in need of men's crew socks (size 6-12), washcloths, and disposable razors. If you'd like to contribute, donations can be received at 700 E. Muhammad Ali Blvd., Louisville, KY 40202, between 10 am and 4 pm daily (between 10 am and 2 pm Wednesdays). Contact Jim Fulkerson at jfulkerson@stjohncenter.org or 502-398-3505, or you can donate through Amazon by visiting the wish list at https://a.co/dJQb2rP.
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The Schuhmann Center
is in desperate need of men's shorts, sizes 30 to 36.
If you can donate call Jim Nix at 502-589-6696. If you reach the voicemail, please leave a message. The Schuhmann Center provides clothing and emergency food and is an outreach of St. Martin of Tours Church in Louisville.
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Special Disciples of Jesus Mass
We invite all Special Needs families and friends to St. Margaret Mary on Sunday, June 26 at 3 pm. We know Mass can be a struggle for many families, so we hope to have a beautiful, unique celebration together where all feel welcome. Just come as you are! Your family will be welcomed with open arms and will hopefully meet other families in similar situations. The Mass will be shorter and geared towards our children. We hope to foster a Catholic community here with fellowship following Mass, so stick around to meet other families and kids. Immediately following Mass you are invited to join us for a cookout sponsored by the Knights of Columbus. The Knights will be grilling hamburgers and hotdogs (they are quite tasty) along with potato salad and baked beans. Chips and drinks will also be provided. You are invited to bring your favorite dish or dessert to share.
***To help with the planning and ordering of supplies for the cookout, please respond to tmattingly@stmm.org if you will be attending after the Mass with the following information: # of adults______ & # of children_______ eating. In the meantime, should you have any questions, concerns, suggestions please feel free to contact 502-690-2851 or tmattingly@stmm.org.
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Download this free
Parish App from your
apple or android phone.
Simply download and choose your parish. You can access pertinent information from the palm of your hand. Be sure to subscribe to receive push notifications. And beyond Cathedral information, you can also look up other parishes throughout the United States who subscribe to the same platform.
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