Weekly News - July 16, 2021 |
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Celebrant/Homilist Schedule for July 17/18
Saturday, July 17, 5:30 pm
Fr. Martin Linebach celebrant/Fr. Daniel Brandenburg, LC homilist
Sunday, July 18, 9:30 am
Fr. Martin Linebach
Sunday, July 18, 12 noon
Fr. Martin Linebach
Sunday, July 18, 5:30 pm
Fr. Martin Linebach
Please note: Celebrant/Homilist schedule subject to change.
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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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Golden Stars July Outing
Wednesday, July 28
Meet at 11 am for lunch at Mammy’s Kitchen and Bar
116 West Stephen Foster Blvd.
Bardstown, Kentucky
Great food and fabulous desserts!
After lunch, we can check out their gift shop and explore downtown Bardstown.
Please RSVP to Brenda Samantha McWaters at brendamac40@hotmail.com or 502-641-1575 by July 23rd. Hope to see you there!
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Save the Date - Sunday, August 15
Our Feast Day
Details next week.
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A Message from Our Sister Parish in Jeremie, Haiti
Mr. Jack Lydon,
Good morning! Thank you very much for your message after the assassination of President Moise. In Jeremie, the situation is calm. There is no problem. But the people are in a state of shock.
The Sainte Therese School is closed for summer recess. We were very happy to end the school year without any difficulty. We were afraid of the contamination and propagation of Covid-19 in the school, but the year ended with a flourish.
The new school year will begin on September 6, 2021. We will have a new class in third cycle, 9th fundamental classroom.
My thanks to you and the people of Our Lady of the Assumption Cathedral for your financial support for the school lunch program at Sainte Therese School and for your prayers. May Our Lord bless and keep you all!
Fr. Marc-Arthur Emile
Pastor of Saint Louis Cathedral
A side note: Gary Boice, parishioner and Tek4kids founder, was in Haiti at the time of the assassination. He safely made it back home this week.
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Repair Affair Team from the Cathedral!
Thanks to a great team of hard workers: Rita Owens, Ron Metts, Tim Grimes, Mike Romero, Earl Shiring, Connie Gordon, Anna Huang Shrader, and Mary Ann Cooke. We were able to install a dining room fan, paint and fix a hole in the ceiling of the bathroom and improve on a surround around the bathtub, make repairs to a ramp, clean out and fix gutters, and BIG improvements to the front and back yard of Angela Wilson's house.
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Free Thomas Merton film at Speed Cinema this Sunday
Day of a Stranger
Directed by Cassidy Hall
Sunday, July 18, 1 pm
Free
Day of a Stranger is an intimate portrait of world-renown mystic and author, Thomas Merton, during his final years living in solitude from 1965 until his shocking death in 1968. As a Trappist Monk, Merton became a prolific writer and was in dialogue with some of the twentieth century’s most influential figures, luminaries such as D.T. Suzuki, Rachel Carson, Henry Miller, Thich Nhat Hanh, Martin Luther King, Jr., and Dorothy Day.
Interweaving meditative images of his hermitage nestled deep in the woods of Kentucky and rare audio recordings he made in isolation; the film pieces together a glimpse into the consciousness of one of the twentieth century’s most brilliant minds as he reflects on his involvement with the Civil Rights Movement.
2021, U.S., DCP, 31 minutes.
Recommended for 12+
CINEMA+ Followed by a pre-recorded post-screening interview with director Cassidy Hall.
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Raids on the Unspeakable
Jazz, Musings & Memories of a
Friendship with Thomas Merton
Original Music from the Merton Atkinson PBS documentary Soul Searching
The Spiritual Journey of Thomas Merton
composed and performed by
The Dick Sisto Trio
Sunday, July 25 at 5 pm
The Chapel at St. Philip Neri
a sacred space in an urban place
236 Woodbine Street in Old Louisville
Funding for Musicians provided by
The Lionel Hampton Jazz Project
$10 suggested donation
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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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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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