Weekly News - July 23, 2021 |
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Celebrant/Homilist Schedule for July 24/25
Saturday, July 24, 5:30 pm
Fr. Martin Linebach
Sunday, July 25, 9:30 am
Fr. Martin Linebach
Sunday, July 25, 12 noon
Fr. Ronald Knott
Sunday, July 25, 5:30 pm
Fr. Martin Linebach
Please note: Celebrant/Homilist schedule subject to change.
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Parking for Mass this Weekend -
There is a chance that the Fourth Street Live Parking Garage may be closed during some of the Weekend Mass times. The garage is scheduled for a pressure wash.
You may park free in the surface lot at the corner of 5th and Liberty.
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The Cathedral of the Assumption is one of the official pilgrimage sites in our Archdiocese during the year of St. Joseph. Church is open daily for visitation.
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An Offering from the
Cathedral of the Assumption
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The Eucharist,
Christ’s Farewell Gift of Peace
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Led by Fr. Adrian Burke, OSB
Sunday, August 8
Cathedral Undercroft
The same conference will be offered twice -
following 9:30 am Mass
and
following Noon Mass
No reservations required
Join us in reflecting on the deep meaning of the Holy Eucharist. As Catholics, we believe that the Crucified and Risen Lord is truly and substantially present among us and for us in the Eucharist in several ways—in the Word, preached and proclaimed; in the gathering of the disciples; in the ministry of the priest; and in the Bread broken and the Cup shared in fellowship.
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Father Adrian is a professed monk of St. Meinrad Archabbey and School of Theology. He directs retreats, gives workshops on a variety of topics related to Christian spirituality, and teaches in the graduate degree program for lay students. He is a spiritual director for both lay persons and seminarians. The Cathedral is grateful to welcome Father Adrian back for this event. |
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Feast of the Assumption
August 15, 2021
Let’s Get Together
to Celebrate our Parish Feastday
at Mass
and then with food and friends...
the ones we see all the time,
the ones we have been missing,
and the ones we’ve yet to meet!
Join us for Mass at 9:30 or Noon
and then come on down to the Undercroft.
Please make reservations by Sunday, August 8. We do need a head count to make sure we have enough food so please call the parish office, 582-2971, with your name and the number of people planning to attend.
There is no charge for this event but we will gladly accept any offering to help defray the expenses.
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Religious Education
Pre-Kindergarten - 12
Religious Education Classes, grades preK-8th and High School, will begin Sunday, September 12 after the 9:30 Mass in the Patterson Building. At the Cathedral of the Assumption we offer sacramental preparation in the 2nd for Reconciliation and 1st Communion and in the 8th grade for Confirmation. In person registration will be available after the 9:30 Mass in the back of Church on Sunday, August 1st and Sunday, August 8th.
For further information please contact George Kaissieh (gkaissieh@cathedraloftheassumption.org).
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Thinking of Becoming Catholic?
If you have thought of becoming Catholic, or if you have questions about the Catholic Church, you are invited to come to an Inquiry Session on Sunday, August 22 or August 29, at 10:30 am, in the Cathedral Undercroft. RCIA classes for the coming year will begin Sunday, September 12, after the 9:30 Mass.
For additional information,
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from the July issue of the Kentucky Right to Life Newsletter
Kentucky's First Baby Box Operational in Louisville's
South-end
No one likes to think of a baby being abandoned and left to die. That's why since 1999 all 50 states have enacted some type of legislation allowing for the surrender of infants. However, it wasn't until KY House Bill 155 passed earlier this year that a "newborn safety device" was allowed to be used to anonymously surrender a newborn infant at a participating staffed police station, fire station or hospital. Representative Nancy Tate, sponsor of HB-155, stated at the time “Pro-life means supporting parents and children before and after birth. This bill provides parents who may be at the end of their rope a safe option to save the life of their child.”
Kentucky's FIRST Safe Haven Baby Box is now operational at Okolona Fire Station #1, located at 8501 Preston Highway. When an infant is placed inside the temperature-controlled box, 911 is immediately called and the fire department personnel are alerted. Safe Haven indicates there are now 75 active baby boxes in the United States!
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We understand that you might not have thought about an all-girls education for your daughter’s high school years, but we at Pres are committed to helping you make it happen.
Scholarships and generous financial aid packages are available for families who qualify. To learn more about Pres visit our website at www.beapresgirl.org or give us a call at (502) 583-5935.
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