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SAINT JOSEPHTHEWORKMANCathedralFourteenth SundayIn Ordinary TimeJuly 7, 2019THE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF THE DIOCESE OF LA CROSSELiturgySunday MassesSaturday: 4:00 pmSunday: 7:30 am, 10:30 am, 4:30 pmWeekday MassesMonday-Friday: 6:30 am, 12:10 pmSaturday: 8:00 amHoly Day Masses (Weekdays)Vigil Mass: 5:10 pm (Evening Prior)Holy Day: 6:30 am, 12:10 pm, 5:10 pmHoly Day Masses (Saturdays)Friday Vigil Mass: 5:10 pm (Evening Prior)Saturday Holy Day Mass: 8:00 am (Only)(Note: Saturday 4:00 pm Mass fulfills Sunday obligation)Holiday MassesWeekday & Saturday 8:00 amMemorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving.For Holy Week, Easter & Christmas schedules callthe Rectory, see bulletin or go to online websiteSacrament of PenanceWeekdays: 11:30-11:55 amSaturdays: 7:15-7:50 am, 3:15-3:45 pmHoly Days: 11:30-11:55 amFirst Friday DevotionsExposition of the Blessed Sacrament is held eachFirst Friday after the 12:10 pm Mass until 2:40 pm.Simple benediction at 2:40 pm.5 3 0 MA I N ST R E ETLA C R O S S E , W I 54601-4033608/782-0322THIS WEEK’S aySundayGenesis 28:10-22a; Matthew 9:18-26.Genesis 32:23-33; Matthew 9:32-38.Genesis 41:55-57; 42:5-7a, 17-24a;Matthew 10:1-7.Genesis 44:18-21, 23b-29; 45:1-5Matthew 10:7-15.Genesis 46:1-7, 28-30; Matthew 10:16-23.Genesis 49:29-32; 50:15-26a; Matthew 10:24-33.Deuteronomy 30:10-14;Colossians 1:15-20; Luke 10:25-37.Also see our website:www.cathedralsjworkman.org
MASS INTENTIONSMonday, July 86:30 am Mass (Poor Souls in Purgatory)12:10 pm Mass (Irene & Jack Dunham)Tuesday, July 96:30 am Mass (Poor Souls in Purgatory)12:10 pm Mass (Glen Wiemerslage)Wednesday, July 106:30 am Mass (Poor Souls in Purgatory)12:10 pm Mass (George & Lillian Huebner Family)Thursday, July 116:30 am Mass (Poor Souls in Purgatory)12:00 am Mass (Phyllis Markos)Friday, July 126:30 am Mass (Steve Hovel)12:10 pm Mass (Poor Souls in Purgatory)Saturday, July 138:00 am Mass (Poor Souls in Purgatory)4:00 pm Mass (Intention of the Cathedral Parish Family)Sunday, July 14Fifthteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time7:30 am Mass (Living & Deceased Members of the Fried & Bendel Families)10:30 am Mass (Living & Deceased Members of the Hoeschler Family)4:30 pm Mass (Poor Souls in Purgatory)FORMEDCathedral Parish has been awarded a Bishop’sEducational Endowment Trust (B.E.E.T.) grant fora start-up subscription to the Catholic websiteFORMED.org. As the grant covers just part of thesubscription cost, the Cathedral PCCW generously set aside funds which, along with severalprivate donations, enable the parish to go forward with making FORMED available to eachof us for a trial period of one year.Looking for a quick way to enrich your faithduring the summer? Check out the series“Elements of the Catholic Mass” by Fr. DouglasMartis on Formed.org. Each of the 3-5 minutevideos in this series is designed to help Catholics better appreciate the depth and meaning ofthe Mass. Learn the “why” behind the “whats”of the liturgy. “Elements of the Catholic Mass”can be found on Formed.org by going to the“STUDY” tab and “Faith Formation”.How do you use this wonderful resource andmake it part of your Catholic life?1. Go to your Internet browser, e.g., Safari,Firefox, GoogleChrome, etc.CALENDAR REMINDERS & 182312152425289991461412310101111281789Knights of Columbus - 7:00 pm Undercroft33 Days to Morning Glory - 9:30 am Library Conference RoomAnnointing of the Sick - 10:30 am MassFinance Council Meeting - 8:45 am RectorySilver Rose Program, Knights of Columbus - 12:45 pm UndercroftKnights of Columbus - 7:00 pm UndercroftSolemnity of the Assumption of MaryMission Co-Op WeekendMission Co-Op WeekendLabor Day - 8:00 am Mass Only TodayHospitality Sunday Sponsored by the PCCW Gathering AreaPCCW Meeting - 6:00 pm Gathering AreaFamily Life Committee Meeting - 6:00 pm RectoryKnights of Columbus - 7:00 pm UndercroftSacred Worship Committee Meeting - 8:45 am Bishop’s VestryHospitality Sunday Sponsored by the Cooking Club Gathering AreaKnights of Columbus - 7:00 pm UndercroftSolemnity of All SaintsAll Souls’ DayDaylight Savings Time EndsHospitality Sunday Sponsored by Family Life & Social Concerns Gathering AreaVeteran’s Day Event - Gathering AreaCathedral PCCW Meeting - 6:00 pm Gathering AreaKnights of Columbus - 7:00 pm UndercroftThanksgiving DayFirst Sunday of AdventCathedral PCCW Christmas Bazaar (Times TBD)Hospitality Sunday Sponsored by Family Life & Social Concerns Gathering AreaKnights of Columbus - 7:00 pm UndercroftINTERESTED IN BECOMING A PARISHIONER?We welcome all new parishioners into our parish family.To register, please call 782-0322 to make an appointment at the parish office.2. Type in FORMED.org in the address field.3. Use the Cathedral’s new access code: XVTTRGfor the initial registration, which will includeyour email address. Select an easily remembered password to start your personal accessaccount and open up a whole world of faithenriching destinations for you and your family.FORMED is a production of the AugustineInstitute, the Catholic place that brings us theexcellent material in our Gathering Space kiosk,so faithfully maintained by the Felsheim family.Watch for a special upcoming Sunday exhibition displaying a wealth of Augustine Institutemedia and more about the wonderful features atFORMED’s website!In addition, Zach, our parish webmaster, forease of convenience, has added a widget tothe Cathedral’s website home page (cathedralsjworkman.org). Go to the Parish Life tab andFORMED is the third selection down whenhovering your mouse over the Parish Life tab.Please note: when signing up via the parishwebsite the XVTTRG access code is not requiredas it is already incorporated in the widget.If you have additional questions or need helpsigning-up, on the FORMED website or throughthe parish website, please feel free to emailoffice@cathedralsjworkman.org; or call the Rectory Office at 782-0322, ext. 0, during the week,from Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm.
ANNUAL ANOINTING OF THE SICKThe annual anointing of the sick will take place at the 10:30 amMass on Sunday, July 14th. This sacrament is given to Catholicswho are preparing for major surgery, having serious illnesses,aging, and dying. When arriving to the Cathedral that morning,please let a member of the Sacred Worship Committee place atag on you, and give you directions to the front pews. Please sitin every other pew beginning with the first.care helped so many people here, the community and diocese.Sue was a good person to bounce off ideas and get her perspective which was truly valued. Sue will continue to be a lector,an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, and assist withFirst Friday Communion calls. All of the other responsibilitiesshe has relinquished and rightfully so.Dear parishioners and visitors,This article is to extend our appreciation and thanks to Sue Gilbert who retired on July 1st as pastoral minister. She requestedto have no fanfare nor public acknowledgement before retirement which I wanted to honor her request.Sue has been involved in so many things in the parish life notincluding her prior work in the diocesan office of family life asdirector. She handles things so well and was diligent to accomplish the tasks needed to be done. Her gentle spirit and careAQUINAS CLASS OF 1954The Aquinas Class of 1954 is celebratingtheir 65th high school class reunion andwill be attending the 4:00 pm Mass on Saturday, July 13. We ask that you remembertheir deceased classmates with your prayers.THE RIDGE HISTORY PARKWe will be holding Ridgefest with Car, Truckand Tractor show at the Ridge History Park onSunday, July 28, from 11:00 am to 4:00 pm.Vehicles are welcome and registration beginsat 9:00 am, on Hwy 33 near Middle Ridge andBangor. We’ll have polka dancing this year,with food and drink and lots of fun kids activities along with a Silent Restaurant Card auctionand bake sale. Come on over to the Ridge fora fun family day! All proceeds help the maintain and improve the park! For more information, contact Julie Hundt at 608/783-6745 or byemail at www.ridgehistorypark.com.POPE’S PRAYER INTENTION FOR JULY 2019The Integrity of Justice: That those who administer justice may work with integrity, and thatthe injustice which prevails in the world maynot have the last word.Join with me in thanking her for her service to the CathedralParish and Diocese of La Crosse! May she be blessed by theLord many times over for her charity to serve and not count thecost. May she enjoy her years of retirement especially with herfamily, friends and parish family.Msgr. StoetzelThe intercession this week is to pray in thanksgiving to SueGilbert and all who give of their time, talent, and treasure hereat the Cathedral.CATHEDRAL SENIOR CITIZENS LUNCHEONThe next Cathedral Senior Citizens Luncheonwill be Thursday, July 18, at 11:30 am at NewTaste of India (1812 Jackson Plaza). All arewelcome; however, please R.S.V.P. to Karol at769-1270, so she knows how much seating toreserve ahead of time.SILVER ROSE PROGRAMThe Silver Rose Knights of Columbus-Sponsored Marian Pro-Life Devotional Programwill be at the Cathedral on Monday, July 22,beginning with confessions, followed by thedaily 12:10 pm Mass. Following Mass therewill be a luncheon (freewill offering) in theUndercroft. In addition there will be prayers,scripture, a lecture, a break, Rosary and DivineMercy Chaplet. The afternoon will concludewith Adoration and Benediction by 5:00 pm.The purpose of the program is to foster agreater devotion to our Blessed Mother andPro-Life activities.Pilgrims are welcometo attend part or all of the program whichwill consist of Marian-Themed Presentationsby Mariologists, Msgr. Charles Mangan (Diocese of Sioux Falls) and Msgr. Matthew Malnar(Diocese of La Crosse). For more information,please contact Charlie Peters at 612/7606192; or by email at cjpeters2011@gmail.com.
RELIGIOUS LEADERSHIP & STAFFKNIGHTS OF ST. JOSEPHThe month of July is dedicated to the PreciousBlood of Jesus and the Knights of St. Josephpray that when we receive the Precious Bloodat Holy Communion that we will truly understand what it is that we are receiving and notbe like Judas, who betrayed innocent blood forthirty pieces of silver. The feast of the PreciousBlood of our Lord was instituted in 1849 by PiusIX, but the devotion is as old as Christianity.Theearly Fathers say that the Church was born fromthe pierced side of Christ, and that the sacraments were brought forth through His Blood.“The Precious Blood which we worship is theBlood which the Savior shed for us on Calvaryand reassumed at His glorious Resurrection; itis the Blood which courses through the veinsof His risen, glorified, living body at the righthand of God the Father in heaven; it is theBlood made present on our altars by the wordsof Consecration; it is the Blood which meritedsanctifying grace for us and through it washesand beautifies our soul and inaugurates the beginning of eternal life in it.”During the months of June, July and August theKnights of St. Joseph gather on the second Fridayof each of these months at the Adoration Chapelat Blessed Sacrament Parish from 6:00-7:00 pm.Our next gathering will be Friday, July 12.FRONT DOOR MINISTRYThanks to your generosity, the Cathedralparish has been able to help 745 people inneed since the first of this year. This includeshelping 217 people with gas, 412 with bustokens, 20 people facing eviction, and 70 withutility disconnect notices. The dollar value ofyour assistance thus far this year is 28,496.52.We are only able to do this through your continued kindness. Thank you.The Most Reverend William P. Callahan, OFM Conv,Bishop of La CrosseMonsignor Charles D. Stoetzel,Rector of the CathedralDeacon Joseph A. RichardsDeacon Thomas SkempSAINT JOSEPH THE WORKMAN CATHEDRAL STAFFRECTORY OFFICE HOURS: M-F 8:00 am-4:30 pmRECTORY OFFICERECTORY FAXDeacon Joseph A. Richards, RCIADeacon Thomas Skemp, Front Door MinistryDr. Brian W. Luckner, Director of Sacred MusicSue Gilbert, Pastoral Ministery OfficeEdward Jones, Administrative AssistantNathanael Rhody, Director of MaintenanceMaintenance Office: Ext 229RCIA Office: Ext 230Music Office: Ext 232608/ 782-0322608/ 782-8228608/ 780-1669608/ 385-7466608/ 782-0322608/ 796-9016608/ 782-0322608/ 461-2123Church Kitchen: Ext 233Sacristy: Ext 234Maintance Email: sjcathedralmaintenance@gmail.comParish Email: office@cathedralsjworkman.orgParish Website: cathedralsjworkman.orgDIOCESANThe Aquinas Catholic Schools System:We are proud of our schools and hope families will considerbecoming part of the Aquinas Catholic Schools System.Ted Knutson, President of Aquinas Catholic SchoolsTemporarily Vacant, Aquinas Catholic Schools Enrollment CoordinatorCathedral School:608/782-5998Aquinas Catholic Schools Central Offices608/ 784-8585Catholic Charities608/ 782-0719Other Websites – http://www.cathedralsjworkman.org– http://www.AquinasCatholicSchools.org– http://www.lacrossedeanery.com– http://www.dioceseoflacrosse.comBulletin Deadline:The Cathedral Bulletin deadline is 4:00 pm each Monday.LITURGICAL SCHEDULES for weekends of July 13-14SATURDAY – 4:00 PM MASSLeslie, JohnMcDonnell, JeanMcDonnell, DennisPerlock, PatriciaPerlock, BobASEMEMEMLTROur Cathedral parish brought meals with smilesto our community neighbors last week. Thankyou to our great volunteers for serving, Julie andPaul Jacobs, Tim and Karen Schindler, Bert andJohn Ujda, JoAnne Schlicht, Nancy and KenHauser, and new volunteers, Bob and Pat Perlock. You make these meals possible for peoplein need!SUNDAY – 7:30 AM MASSCook, KevinTaggart, CalebFuchsteiner, JuliePeters, CharlieRichards, Deacon JosephSperle, DouglasSperle, MarySkemp, JessicaWithrow, CyndiGrabow, PeterBurmaster, MarkHalvorson, AndrewTudahl, ZachWeinberger, PatEMLTRUSHUSHUSHUSHASASEMEMOMEMEMLTRSUNDAY – 4:30 PM MASSHall, AaronCallan, CharlesPham, AnhRoskos, BettyRoskos, RolandUjda, BertSallander, CraigASEMEMEMEMEMLTROur next scheduled week is Monday, September 2, Labor Day, through Sunday, September8, 2019. If you have considered trying MobileMeals as a way to serve the Lord in our neighbors, please call our parish coordinator, CyndiWithrow. She may be reached at 608/799-2614,and can provide information about meal deliveries. There is no long term commitment, so give it a try!SUNDAY – 10:30 AM MASSWeinberger, GavinWeinberger, MayaBecker, TammyNelson, VirginiaSkemp, Deacon ThomasSt. John, EllieASASEMEMOMEMMOBILE MEALSOUR FEATURED BULLETIN SPONSOR THIS WEEK IS:Schumacher-Kish Funeral & Cremation Services
A PROMISE FROM JESUSWe experience our deepest desires and affections in the depthsof our heart. Likewise, Jesus experiences an immense love andpersonal interest for each one of us in His Heart, which is referred to as the Sacred Heart. Jesus’ love for us is expressedmost vividly in His suffering and death as He restores us backto grace and friendship with our Heavenly Father. The SacredHeart of Jesus, then, wonderfully signifies the fullness of Hisboundless love for all people, and each person individually.We respond to this unfathomable love of Christ through havinga devotion to His Sacred Heart. This devotion includes beingmore clearly focused on Jesus, seeking to return His love bydeepening our personal relationship with Him, receiving theHoly Eucharist every Sunday, and serving Our Lord by servingothers.On Friday, June 28th the Catholic Church throughout the worldwill celebrate the Solemnity of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. ThisFeast Day is one of the most important in the Church’s calendar, as it is based upon the fact that “God is love” which is thecenter of our Faith.The origin of the devotion to the Sacred HeartWe can see throughout the Bible that God has always lovedmankind with a deep and abiding love and this love was present from the beginning. The greatest act of love on the part ofGod the Father for us is the sending of His Son, Jesus Christ, intothe world. After Jesus was crucified and died, a spear was thrustinto His side, which pierced His very Heart, causing blood andwater to flow forth. The water signifies Baptism through whichwe become adopted children of God as we receive His DivineLife into our soul. The blood signifies the Blood of Christ thatwe receive at Holy Mass. Jesus gives us His very life-Blood tostrengthen us to love as He loves.The devotion to the love of God received its most definitivesupport by the Church after the revelations made by Jesus to St.Margaret Mary Alacoque. “The revelations brought nothingnew into Catholic doctrine. Their importance lay in this: thatChrist our Lord, showing His Sacred Heart, wished in an extraordinary way to invite us to a contemplation of, and a devotion to, the mystery of God’s merciful love for the human race”(On Devoion to the Sacred Heart, nn. 96, 97) Jesus made “12promises” to those who devote themselves to His Sacred Heart.The third promise is “I will bless every house in which the picture of My Heart shall be honored.” Therefore, the center ofthis devotion is the enthronement of an image of the SacredHeart of Jesus in a prominent place in the home, as well as parishes, schools, hospitals, businesses, etc. The ceremony is usually led by a priest, and is often the occasion for a celebration.The Enthronement is an expression of our acceptance of Jesusas our constant Companion and Friend as well as King of ourhearts, as He gave His life for us. The image of the Sacred Heartvisibly represents the Headship of Jesus in the home; familiesgather at this “holy place” for prayer or whenever help is needed. Jesus promised that, “where two or three are gathered in Myname, there am I in the midst of them” (Mt. 18:20).The day-to-day effects of enthroning the Sacred Heart of Jesus,which is more than just putting up a holy picture, include theawareness that Jesus is with us. We look to Him for guidanceand strength and depend on Him in our difficulties and timesof sorrow. Families tell me that their children touch the imageof Jesus and even kiss His face throughout the day, while alsooffering their needs to Him.Life pulls us in so many directions. Returning to this “holyplace” in the home on a daily basis brings stability and securityto our weak hearts as we focus on the Sacred Heart of Jesus,Who is “full of goodness and love”. It is time that we placeJesus at the center of our hearts, our families, our homes, ourworkplace and our country!For further info and resources on the Enthronement of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in your home, go to diolc.org/sacredheart.By Ann Lankford, Director for Catechesis & EvangelizationSACRAMENTS & SERVICESBaptism: Parents may request the baptism of their infants at least twomonths prior to the anticipated date of baptism. The baptism of infantsat the Cathedral is ordinarily celebrated on Sundays at 12:00 noon. Torequest baptism, please call 782-0322.Marriage: Couples who want to request the celebration of the Sacramentof Marriage should contact the rector/pastor at the time of formal engagement or at least six months prior to the anticipated date of marriage. In thecase of a mixed marriage, the non-Catholic party must arrange to receive instructions about the Catholic faith prior to the celebration of the wedding. Weddings are not ordinarily celebrated during Lent.Anointing of the Sick: Those who are seriously ill or have been sickfor a long period of time should receive the Sacrament of the Sick andHoly Communion. Please call the parish office to make arrangements.Visitation of the Sick:If you become homebound because of illness and would like to bevisited, please call the Cathedral parish office.
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Jul 07, 2019 · plish the tasks needed to be done. Her gentle spirit and care CATHEDRAL SENIOR CITIZENS LUNCHEON The next Cathedral Senior Citizens Luncheon will be Thursday, July 18, at 11:30 am at New Taste of India (1812 Jackson Plaza). All are welcome; however, please R.S.V.P. to Karol at 769-1270
