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715 Nazareth Street

Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh 

Most Rev. Luis Rafael Zarama, Bishop of Raleigh

Rev. Monsignor David D. Brockman, V.G., Pastor Rev. John A. Kane, Parochial Vicar | Rev. Pedro Muñoz, Parochial Vicar Deacon Michael Alig | Deacon Juan Banda

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Saturday Vigil............................ 5:00 PM Sunday........................................7:00 AM Sunday......................................10:00 AM  Sunday......................................12:00 PM Domingo....................................8:30 AM Domingo.....................................1:30 PM 

Catholic Campus Ministry Sunday.......................................7:00 PM 

Forma Extraordinaria (Latin) First Sundays............................4:30 PM 

Daily Mass

Sacred Heart Church / Iglesia de Sagrado Corazon MondayFriday.........................12:10 PM Miércoles....................................6:30 PM

Confessions | Confesiones

Saturdays 3:005:00 PM at Holy Name of Jesus Daily at Sacred Heart Church  following the 12:10 pm Mass  

Iglesia de Sagrado Corazón Miércoles 5:30 pm  Jueves 6:30 pm  

Holy Hour | Hora Santa First Fridays at 11:00 AM Sacred Heart Church 

Jueves 7:00 PM Iglesia de Sagrado Corazón

Adminstrative Information

Parish Office….....................9198326030 Fax.......................................9198334667 Address.........................219 W Edenton St.   Raleigh 27603 Office Hours..................9:00 AM4:00 PM General Email…[email protected] Website..............www.raleighcathedral.org Social Media....................@HolyNameNC #raleighcathedral My Parish App.............text ‘app’ to 88202  Please see the website or call the office for information on scheduling Mass  Intentions, Weddings, Baptisms, Funerals and Quinceañeras.

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Reconciliation and Penance ± An essential element of how we grow in communion with our Lord is through honestly looking into the eyes of Our Lord as we come face to face with our sinfulness and Our Lord’s mercy and love. As you do, contemplate His mercy and then celebrate it in the Sacrament of Reconciliation and do your penance received, as together having each done this regular work of the spiritual life, we find our way back to Him, renewed. The sacrament will be available each weekday (now including Thursday) after the 12:10 pm Mass at Sacred Heart, as well as on Saturday afternoons at our Cathedral from 35 pm. 



Reconciliation Liturgy this Week ± Joined by over 20 brother priests, our parish reconciliation liturgy with individual confession will be celebrated at our Cathedral on this coming Tuesday, March 26th at 7 pm. Plan to join us as we fulfill with God’s mercy, His call to us: “Even now, says the Lord, return to me with your whole heart….” (Joel 2: 12) 

For your use in preparing for the sacrament and examining your conscience, may I recommend the following questions for reflection, based on the Ten Commandments:  



1) I am the Lord your God. You shall not have strange gods before me. Do I give God time every day in prayer? Have I been involved with superstitious practices or have I been involved with the occult? Have I created other "gods" in my life, such as money, security, power, people, substance abuse, etc., that place Our Lord second or even last in my life? 2) You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. Have I used God´s name in vain: lightly or carelessly? Have I wished evil upon any other person?  3) Remember to keep holy the Lord´s Day. Have I deliberately missed Mass on Sundays or Holy Days of Obligation? Do I do needless work on Sunday, avoid rest or spending time with family or friends? 4) Honor your father and your mother. Have I neglected my duties to my parents, spouse and children? Have I given my family good religious example? Do I try to bring peace into my home life? Do I care for my aged and infirm relatives? 5) You shall not kill. Have I physically harmed anyone? Have I encouraged or helped anyone to have an abortion? Have I encouraged or condoned sterilization? Have I engaged in artificial insemination or in vitro fertilization? Have I participated in or approved of euthanasia? Have I purposefully injured the good reputation of another?  6) You shall not commit adultery. Have I been faithful to my vocation of life, to vows of marriage in thought and action? Have I respected all members of the opposite sex, or have I thought of other people as mere objects?  7) You shall not steal. Have I stolen what is not mine? Have I returned or made restitution for what I have stolen? Do I waste time at work, school, and home? Do I gamble excessively, thereby denying my family of their needs? 8) You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. Have I lied? Have I gossiped Do I speak badly of others behind their back? Am I sincere in my dealings with others? Am I critical, negative or uncharitable in my thoughts of others?  9) You shall not desire your neighbor´s wife. Have I consented to impure thoughts or actions? Have I used reading, movies, television, internet or conversation to engage impurity?  10) You shall not desire your neighbor´s goods. Am I jealous of what other people have? Am I greedy or selfish? Do I regularly participate giving thanks to God for His blessings by supporting the mission of our parish through offering and our Diocese through the Bishop’s Annual Appeal? Are material possessions the purpose of my life?

UPDATE: New Parish Center, Gym and Athletic Fields ± Information Meetings Times Set ± Note that planning for our new athletic fields, parish center and gym on the Holy Name of Jesus campus, as well as further development and renovation of our downtown campus has not been forgotten and has been a high priority for me, as I know the great needs. Steady work on planning and pricing has been ongoing since my arrival as pastor last summer, with our Parish Council, Finance Council and our Building Committee, staff and many others working diligently on all the details.  

Information sessions on the phases of the project have been ongoing and are now completed for our school parents. These can still join our parish community for additional information sessions planned on the dates, as follows: 



Entire Parish ± March 27, 2019 at 7:00 pm in the Cathedral School Hall   March 28, 2019 at 7:00 pm in the Cathedral School Hall (Note meeting place)  

My renewed thanks to Paul Bedo, who is the Chair of our Building Committee, as well as all the Committee members Steve Raper, Chris Derrenbacher and Carmen Liuzzo, for their great dedication to this important project  Parish Council Nominations ± The principal advisory body for pastors is the parish council, which in most parishes is comprised of members which are nominated and elected by the parishioners of the parish for a term of service. This service is to assist the pastor in strategic planning in the mission of Our Lord for the parish. There is much to consider, especially and not only with the rapid expansion of our parish, but also the work of evangelization to assist all of us in our growth in the spiritual life and discipleship of Our Lord Jesus ± an important reminder as growth in number does not always equal growth in Our Lord. 



I am grateful for all those who have served on this important council and especially Joseph Batta, Carlos Calderon, Erlinda Garcia Estrada, Peter Ferket, AnnaMaria Taylor, Elizabeth White, and Jose Zavala who will be shortly completing their term of service on the Council. 



Prayerfully consider offering a nomination of one who you believe would be helpful to advise me in the ministry and mission of our parish. Nominees must be registered parishioners of the Cathedral, over the age of 18, and in good standing with the Church. Nominations will conclude this weekend with nomination forms located in the pews at each Mass. Once these have been received, the election for new Council members will take place by paper ballot and online balloting after our celebration of Easter. 

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Please remember to silence your mobile devices before Mass begins. 

The First Scrutiny will be observed at the 10:00 am Mass this weekend. Readings for Year A can be found on www.USCCB.org

First Reading  Ex 3:18a, 1315

Moses was tending the flock of his fatherinlaw Jethro, the priest of Midian. Leading the flock across the desert, he came to Horeb, the mountain of God. There an angel of the LORD appeared to Moses in fire flaming out of a bush. As he looked on, he was surprised to see that the bush, though on fire, was not consumed. So Moses decided, “I must go over to look at this remarkable sight, and see why the bush is not burned.”

Second Reading  1 Cor 10:16, 1012

I do not want you to be unaware, brothers and sisters,  that our ancestors were all under the cloud and all passed through the sea, and all of them were baptized into Moses in the cloud and in the sea. All ate the same spiritual food, and all drank the same spiritual drink, for they drank from a spiritual rock that followed them,  and the rock was the Christ. Yet God was not pleased with most of them,  for they were struck down in the desert. 

These things happened as examples for us,  so that we might not desire evil things, as they did.   When the LORD saw him coming over to look at it more closely, Do not grumble as some of them did,  and suffered death by the destroyer. God called out to him from the bush, “Moses! Moses!” These things happened to them as an example,  He answered, “Here I am.” and they have been written down as a warning to us,  God said, “Come no nearer! upon whom the end of the ages has come. Remove the sandals from your feet, Therefore, whoever thinks he is standing secure  for the place where you stand is holy ground. should take care not to fall.  I am the God of your fathers, “ he continued,  “the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob.” The Word of the Lord R. Thanks be to God. Moses hid his face, for he was afraid to look at God.  But the LORD said, Verse before the Gospel Mt 4:17 “I have witnessed the affliction of my people in Egypt R. Praise to you Lord Jesus Christ King of endless glory! and have heard their cry of complaint against their slave drivers, Repent, says the Lord; the kingdom of heaven is at hand.  so I know well what they are suffering. R.Praise to you Lord Jesus Christ King of endless glory! Therefore I have come down to rescue them  from the hands of the Egyptians Gospel  Lk 13:19 and lead them out of that land into a good and spacious land, Some people told Jesus about the Galileans a land flowing with milk and honey.” whose blood Pilate had mingled with the blood of their sacrifices.  Moses said to God, “But when I go to the Israelites Jesus said to them in reply,  and say to them, ‘The God of your fathers has sent me to you,’ "Do you think that because these Galileans suffered in this way  if they ask me, ‘What is his name?’ what am I to tell them?” they were greater sinners than all other Galileans? God replied, “I am who am.” By no means! Then he added, “This is what you shall tell the Israelites: But I tell you, if you do not repent, I AM sent me to you.” you will all perish as they did!  God spoke further to Moses, “Thus shall you say to the Israelites: Or those eighteen people who were killed  when the tower at Siloam fell on them² The LORD, the God of your fathers,  do you think they were more guilty  the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob, than everyone else who lived in Jerusalem? has sent me to you. By no means!  But I tell you, if you do not repent, “This is my name forever; you will all perish as they did!" thus am I to be remembered through all generations.”    And he told them this parable:  The Word of the Lord R. Thanks be to God. "There once was a person who had a fig tree planted in his or chard,  Responsorial Psalm  Ps 103: 12, 34, 67, 8, 11. and when he came in search of fruit on it but found none,  he said to the gardener, R. The Lord is kind and merciful. 'For three years now I have come in search of fruit on this fig tree  For the 5p, 7a and 10a Masses: but have found none. So cut it down. Why should it exhaust the soil?' He said to him in reply, 'Sir, leave it for this year also,  and I shall cultivate the ground around it and fertilize it;  it may bear fruit in the future. If not you can cut it down.'"  For the 12:00 pm Mass:

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Weekend Masses at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral Day Date Time Intention Sat 3/23 5:00 pm † Robert Thorn Sun 3/24 7:00 am  For the Intention of Monday Volunteers Dom 3/24 8:30 am † Eliodoro Santiago Sun 3/24 10:00 am  Aimee Bousquet Sun 3/24 12:00 pm  Pro Populo Dom 3/24 1:30 pm  Cristo Jesus Lenten Daily Mass at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral Tue 3/26 7:00 am † Joseph Nguyen Fri 3/28 7:00 am   Daily Mass at Sacred Heart Church Mon 3/25 12:10 pm † Kalil Wakim Tue 3/26 12:10 pm † Josephine DeAngelis Wed 3/27 12:10 pm † Generoso Jerry Mancini Miér 3/27 6:30 pm  Cristo Jesus Thu 3/28 12:10 pm † Alicia Quintanilla Fri 3/29 12:10 pm † Larry Brown Sat 3/30 9:00 am † Johnny Dew

Joanne Ragge, Trent Handley, Federico A. Gonzalez, Jennifer Pendergraft, Shawn Rolison, Darlene Duncan, Cresenciana Rodriguez, Mason Hiester, James Hiester, Constance Prokop, Tiana Pitstick, Jennifer Deloatch, Ron Crowson,  Richard Garcia, Kendall  Family, William Houston,  Aidan Day, Allen Roy,  Margaret Virginia Carter, Chuck Hilliard, Mark Hilliard, Ken Hopper, Tom Greene, Frank Marshall, Elizabeth  Lewis, Malinn Welch, Reuben Mathews, Mike Szafran,  Christopher Luttz, Derek  Hazell, Terri Zito Lee,  Angela Lombardo, Eric  Fletcher, Mildred Banks, Jake Hanley & family, Rik Kiszely, Lucina Chaverria, Alan Torres, Baby Hannah, Maria G., Jason,  Forrest, Philip Hatcher, Bill Wolf, Allen Willis IV, Tom Krisulewicz, Lori Cove, John George, Esther Cole, Brent Upton, Amanda Dennis, Jadon Kalp, Dennis Maestro, Bella Amodio, Infant Grace Mullis, Pat Skelly, Manolito Rodriguez, Joan Staryak, John McCauley, Leonard St. Peter, Loreto Correa Becerra, Cheryl Zelek, Murray Ingerham

Requested by: Garret & Susan Wasek Shirley Hilliard Fernando Lopez Mike & Michelle Connors  Soledad Rios Thanh Nguyen  The Wakim Family Sandy Peace Margarita Ordoñez Soledad Rios Fam. Balderrama David & Elizabeth Mullaney The Rodri Family

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St Patrick’s feast day was last Sunday, March 17th. The floral array which had lain before St Patrick’s statue here at the Cathedral was placed in honor of all of the Kelley family  members.

C%'1%4')  Please pray for the repose of the soul of parishioner  Barbara Shannon who died last  Sunday. Her  Funeral Mass was celebrated at Blessed  Sacrament Parish in  Washington, DC. Kindly include the repose of her soul among your intentions, as well as her husband, her family and all who are mourning at this time. 

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This past week, St Joseph’s feast day was March 19th. The floral array which lies before St. Joseph now was placed in honor of Ku John Lim. Trish Kesler has also donated the floral array in loving memory of her father, Joseph Carroll Griffin, who quietly attempted to  emulate St. Joseph each day of his life.

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For the weekend of Mar 910 For the weekend of Mar 1617 There is no second collection today. Next Mass Collections $ 24,122 Mass Collections $ 26,789 weekend, it will supOnline Banking $ 11,905 Online Banking $ 12,815 port CRS. The new Weekly Total $ 36,027 Weekly Total $ 39,604 schedule for 2019 is School Support $ 3538 Home Missions $ 3,905 posted on the parish website.  

















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20192020 Parish Council Nominations This is the final weekend to submit nominations for the 20192020 Pastoral Council. The Parish Council generally meets once a month and acts in a consulting and advisory capacity to the Pastor. Nomination formsareavailable at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral. Nominees must be registered parishioners of the Cathedral, over the age of 18, and in good standing with the Church. Council members with terms expiring are:  Joseph Batta, Carlos Calderon,Erlinda Garcia Estrada, Peter  Ferket*, AnnaMaria Taylor*, Elizabeth White*, and Jose Zavala. (*Denotes that the Council member is in their second term and not eligible for reelection.) Elections will be held the weekends of April 27/28 and May 4/5.  16th Annual Ignited By Truth Conference Join IBT representatives on March 24 in the Piazza between the 10a & 12p Masses for coffee and donuts to learn more firsthand about the conference the IBT Conference on April 6 at NC State’s Reynolds Coliseum inRaleigh. Advance price is $15 for adults. FREE admission for students age10college with registration. Tickets will be available on the piazza today.  KPCLA Annual Fish Fry  Tickets Available Today! Advance tickets will be available for purchase this weekend for the Annual Devese Wilkins Memorial Fish Fry hosted by the Knights of Peter Claver Ladies’ Auxiliary on Friday April 12, from noon to 7p. Tickets are $8/plate of fried fish + fixin’s.

A Night of Praise and Worship with Dana Catherine Friday, March 29th 8:3010:00 PM  Cathedral School Hall  Dana is a local singer/songwriter, speaker, and former youth minister at St. Catherine's in Wake Forest. She has traveled with our Youth Ministry for the last 2 years to share her gift of leading worship on our Mission Trips. She is coming to Holy Name of Jesus to inspire the love of God in our hearts through Praise and Worship. Please, join us after Stations of the Cross for this wonderful encounter with our Lord through music.  Wedding Committee Seeking Additional Members The Wedding Committee is a ministry which helps couples prepare for their nuptial mass or ceremony. With two sanctuaries to tend, these weddings require many hands to facilitate the joy of the day for these lucky couples. If you are  interested in joining this ministry, please contact Amy Malouf at [email protected]   Crafters for Christ²Participants Sought The HNOJ Crafters for Christ ministry handmakes items for people in our community that are in need. This ministry may be done in your home and at your own level of participation and pace. We welcome beginning crafters as well as experts to join us. The skills resident in the team include crocheting, knitting, quilting and sewing. Items are donated to Catholic Parish Outreach, Birthchoice and Oak City Outreach. We would love to have you join us. For more information, you can reach the coordinator,  Cathy Spargo Frieda, through parish office Single/Single Again Ministry  email:[email protected]. If you are a single, separated, divorced or widowed person, you  are invited to join us at our monthly Mass held at Cardinal GibFinancial Peace University Concludes bon HS chapel at 5:30 pm. A potluck social follow today’s Lesson 8, Real Estate & Mortgages. Here's your homebuying Mass, March 24, 2019. For more information, visit plan: a 15year fixedrate mortgage with at least a 10% down www.singlesingleagain.com or contact Celia at  payment, and monthly payments of no more than 25% of your [email protected] or on Facebook @singleagainraleigh  takehome pay. Then we conclude with our last Lesson 9, The  Great Misunderstanding. God is a giver, and we best reflect his Tenebrae et Lux: NCSU Lenten Concert The NCSU Dept. of Music will present a choral concert character when we give. God gave us money to manage, not to own. God owns it all. When you live and give like no one else, here on Thursday, March 28, 2019 at 7:00 PM. Three you change yourself, your family tree and your communiNC State Choirs: the State Chorale, Singing Statesmen, ty. Sponsored by the Living Faith Committee. Visit and Vox Accalia will perform works including Allegri’s famous Miserere mei, Deus, as well as sacred music by Brahms, Howells, www.daveramsey.com Contact Dan & Elizabeth Dunbar, [email protected] for more information about next year’s session. Biebl, Pergolesi, Tavener, Matsushita, and others. Cathedral organist Dr. David Eaton will be a featured guest performer. The   concert is free and open to the public. 



L',' F$(1!.  Weekly Soup Suppers at Cathedral School Hall This week, March 29th, the Soup Supper will be hosted by The Altar Guild.  Dinner service will begin at 5:30 pm and continue to 6:30 pm. Each week will be sponsored by different parish ministries. All are welcome. 

Stations of the Cross Stations of the Cross will be observed each Friday starting at 7:00 pm. Each week the devotion will alternate in language between HNOJ & SHC. This Friday, March 29th, Stations of the Cross in English will be hosted at  Sacred Heart Church. HNOJ SHC  The Spanish schedule will take place at the  March 8 March 15 opposite campus each week. March 22 March 29 April 12 April 5 The Third Sunday of Lent



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Therefore, whoever thinks he is standing secure  should take care not to fall.



1 Corinthians 10: 12

 Ooh! No doubt about it, this passage is a rebuke against overconfidence and feeling completely secure in your faith. The warning is immediately balanced in the next sentence by a reassurance that God will provide a way to correct.  

In this season of selfexamination, we should go beyond personal sin and think about our part in corporate sin or as the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) refers to it, “social sin.” The catechetical tradition recalls that there are “sins that cry to heaven” including the cry of the foreigner, the widow, and the orphan. . . (1867). The Catechism gets very specific how this occurs when it states that “we have a responsibility for the sins committed by others when we cooperate in them: by participating directly and voluntarily in them; by ordering, advising, praising, or approving them; by not disclosing or not hindering them when we have an obligation to do so; by protecting evildoers (1868). Sins give rise to social situations and institutions that are contrary to divine goodness. “Structures of sin” are the expression and effect of personal sins. . .they constitute a “social sin” (1869). Emeritus Pope Benedict XVI reminds us: The Church cannot and must not remain on the sidelines in the fight for justice. The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB) has many committees working on, advocating for or against, and issuing documents on areas of injustice.  

However, the work of justice must begin at the personal level. “Widespread poverty, discrimination, denial of basic rights, and violence result from many peoples’ actions (or failures to act) because of greed, racism, selfishness, or indifference (Reconciliatio et Paenitentia, nos. 2, 16). We are all called to consider how we contribute to structures of sin in our personal, economic, and public choices. For example, do we take into account the treatment of workers when we make purchases? How do our consumption choices contribute to environmental degradation? Are we aware and informed? Do we take the time to educate ourselves about issues that affect the community and advocate on behalf of those who are poor and vulnerable?” (USCCB reflection on the social dimensions of the Sacrament of Penance: http:// www.usccb.org/about/justicepeaceandhumandevelopment/ upload/Penancehandout.pdf ) 



As you seek God’s forgiveness in your daily prayer, ask to be strengthened to work toward justice, peace, and reconciliation in situations of conflict and oppression in your own lives and in the larger community.

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The winds of March point to the power of God's Spirit working in us. We need to listen and respond to the gentle breezes of the Spirit; but will we, or will we be too distracted? The rebirth of spring reminds us of the energy of nature so that we ask ourselves whether we waste or wisely use energyelectricity, oil, gas, etc. Can we and should we continue to use nonrenewable fossil fuel, often with accompanying air pollution, at the rate we do? Or will the environmental ills we cause today call us in the future as a society to use wind and solar energy? To join the new Care for Creation at HNOJ, contact:  [email protected]   

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Premier showing of the film, “Unplanned,” the story of Abby Johnson,who became one of the youngest Planned Parenthood clinic directors in the nation. Moved to help women with reproductive choices, Abby went to work for Planned Parenthood, which ultimately involved her in over 22,000 abortions ² until the day she was called into a procedure room to assist. What she saw and experienced that day changed the direction of her life and exposed Planned Parenthood and the whole pro abortion movement.March 28,  7:00pm,  Regal Cinema, North Hills. Get your tickets now, seating is limited. Visitwww.supportbirthchoice.orgto reserve your tickets.  Tickets will not be available at the theater.Questions or for info on group tickets. 2144970756. 

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The Duke Catholic Center, the campus ministry at Duke University, is looking for a Development Assistant! This full time position is part of the DCC’s fundraising team and coordinates the Catholic Center’s donor database and other administrative  Barbara Molinari Quinby, MPS tasks. If you are interested and would like to take a look at the Director of Social Justice Ministries full job description, please email the Director of Development  Michelle Sutton at [email protected]    J- ,() #%$ I&&("$!',   Introducing a S('"4 S4() %# S$=() The State and Immigrants  When a longterm commitment to outreach work is not possible, “Now among the rights of a human person there must be included sometimes, a short term service project is all one can manage. that by which a man may enter a political community where he This is just such a case! During this Lent, our Prison Ministry hopes he can more fittingly provide a future for himself and his would like to provide Easter cards to the 180 women they serve. dependents. Wherefore, as far as the common good rightly under- Please select an Easter card of your own choosing, sign it "Love stood permits, it is the duty of that state to accept such immiand Prayers from Your Friends in Faith, Holy Name of Jesus grants and to help to integrate them into itself as new members.” Cathedral" (DO NOT USE YOUR PERSONAL NAME), do …Pope Saint John XXIII, “Pacem in Terris”. If you are interestNOT seal the envelope; drop off at the parish office or give to ed in joining the Justice for Immigrants team, please contact Sally Bruns. We need them back by the Friday (4/12) before Luisa MartinPrice through [email protected].  Palm Sunday. You will be giving the women the gift of HOPE. The Third Sunday of Lent



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Stations of the Cross: Each Friday we will meet for Stations of the Cross either at Holy Name of Jesus or Sacred Heart Church at 7pm. 

March 24: No Life Teen because we will be returning from our Spring Retreat. We do welcome all parents and siblings of our Retreat participants and the Teens and their families who were not able to join us to Celebrate our Closing Mass with us back at Holy Name of Jesus at 4pm. 

 

March 29: SHC 

April 5: HNOJ  April 12: SHC 

Women’s Lenten Bible Study: On Monday Nights during Lent we will be having a Bible Study for the Young Adult Women of our Parish (ages 2239). We will be going through a Blessed is She Lenten Study. “The Time has come to show you love.” Through this study we will learn how to love as Christ loved and lead our souls to Him on the Cross and through His resurrection. Meet in St. Monica’s Building on the Sacred Heart Campus from 7pm to 9pm starting on March 11th and going through April 8th. 



March 31: Life Night ± “We’re Waiting for You” ± 6:008:30 PM ± Cathedral School Hall ± We will look into how to recognize that encountering Jesus leads us to a response to either pursue or reject Him. We will learn that our decisions are motivated by the pursuit of happiness and that God placed this desire on our hearts and He alone can fulfill us.   April 7: Life Night ± “New and Improved!” ± 6:008:30 PM ± Cathedral School ± We will look to understand the importance of God’s law and the role that it plays in our lives, as well as the grace that we are given to help us follow it. 



Lenten Scripture Study: Leveled Up ± Thursdays starting March 14th through April 11th ± 7:009:00 PM ± St. Monica’s Building Sacred Heart Campus ± How are you Leveling up your relationship with God and others? Have your become complacent in your faith journey? Now is the time to strengthen yourself and grow with the Lord and your community. All Young Adult’s join us for our Level Up Lenten Scripture Series. 

 

Amazing Encounter Retreat: Registration is now Open for our Rising 9th grader Retreat “Amazing Encounter” ± this 3Day retreat is run by our High School Teens for our new Freshman. We want to welcome them on their journey with God and into their new community here at Cathedral. It is June 79 and we host it here at Sacred Heart Campus. Cost is $100 per participant. If you are interested in joining us for this awesome faith experience, please email Elizabeth Queen at [email protected]   x If you are a High School Teen who wants to be on the team for this Retreat, please speak to Elizabeth to get more information or email her at [email protected]. Cost for a team member is $50. 



Friday Dinners: We will be meeting on Friday nights throughout Lent to enjoy fellowship through some great Fish Fries and Lenten Soup Suppers. Check our Social Media for where we will be each week. 

NC O55%$,-'(,. S)/%4!$ /(5 P$%"$!&  Cathedral School participates in the NC Opportunity Scholarship Program. We are listed with the state by our full name Sacred Heart Cathedral School, Raleigh. Scholarship students must meet admissions standards of Cathedral School found at www.cathedralschool.org.   To be eligible, your child must meet ONE of the following requirements: x Received an Opportunity Scholarship during the 2018 19 school year x Was a fulltime student assigned to and attending a public school for the Spring 2019 semester x Will be entering Kindergarten or First Grade in 2019 20 x Is a child currently in foster care or who was adopted within the last year x Meets household income eligibility requirements (see website listed below for details)



Mission Trip: Registration for Mission Trip 2019 is now open. Mission Trip is to Western, NC this Summer June 1622. We will be staying at the Catholic Conference Center in Hickory, NC. The theme this year is “Thrive: Getting back to our Roots.” If you would like to register you can find a registration form on our website or you may register in person at any of our Life Nights or by emailing Elizabeth Queen at [email protected]. Registration will close on April 7th and the cost of the trip is $850. 

C$!#, F!($ ? M!$*, F-'1$!( $± 4/13 April 13th Middle and High School Ministry will host a Spring Market/Craft Fair. We are looking for venders, crafters, and unique sellers to join us for our Spring Market. Spaces at our downtown location are avialble. If you would like to be a vender please contact Stacie Miller ([email protected]) or Elizabeth Queen ([email protected]) for ore details or check it out on our Website www.raleighcathedral.org We will be accepting vendor applications through March 31st! All applications can be found online on the Cathedral Website or upon email request to Stacie or Elizabeth. Please, consider joining us for our Spring Market/Craft Show. 



Please note: You can get more information and apply online until June 1, 2019 at www.ncseaa.edu/osg.htm . You must report the 2018 annual income for all household members. You will be entered into a statewide lottery. All have an equal chance of being selected. Please call Cathedral School at 9198324711 if we can assist you. 

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En aquellos días, Moisés pastoreaba el rebaño de su suegro, Jetró, sacerdote de Madián. En cierta ocasión llevó el rebaño más allá del desierto, hasta el Horeb, el monte de Dios, y el Señor se le apareció en una llama que salía de un zarzal. Moisés observó con gran asombro que la zarza ardía sin consumirse y se dijo: “Voy a ver de cerca esa cosa tan extraña, por qué la zarza no se quema”.



Viendo el Señor que Moisés se había desviado para mirar, lo llamó desde la zarza: “¡Moisés, Moisés!” Él respondió: “Aquí estoy”. Le dijo Dios: “¡No te acerques! Quítate las sandalias, porque el lugar que pisas es tierra sagrada”. Y añadió: “Yo soy el Dios de tus padres, el Dios de Abraham, el Dios de Isaac y el Dios de Jacob”.

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Hermanos: No quiero que olviden que en el desierto nuestros padres estuvieron todos bajo la nube, todos cruzaron el Mar Rojo y todos se sometieron a Moisés, por una especie de bautismo en la nube y en el mar. Todos comieron el mismo alimento milagroso y todos bebieron de la misma bebida espiritual, porque bebían de una roca espiritual que los acompañaba, y la roca era Cristo. Sin embargo, la mayoría de ellos desagradaron a Dios y murieron en el desierto. 

Todo esto sucedió como advertencia para nosotros, a fin de que no codiciemos cosas malas como ellos lo hicieron. No murmuren ustedes como algunos de ellos murmuraron y perecieron a manos del ángel exterminador. Todas estas cosas les sucedieron a nues tros antepasados como un ejemplo para nosotros y fueron puestas Entonces Moisés se tapó la cara, porque tuvo miedo de mirar a en las Escrituras como advertencia para los que vivimos en los Dios. Pero el Señor le dijo: “He visto la opresión de mi pueblo en últimos tiempos. Así pues, el que crea estar firme, tenga cuidado Egipto, he oído sus quejas contra los opresores y conozco bien de no caer.  sus sufrimientos. He descendido para librar a mi pueblo de la  opresión de los egipcios, para sacarlo de aquellas tierras y llevar- Palabra de Dios R: Te alabamos Señor.  lo a una tierra buena y espaciosa, una tierra que mana leche y miel”. Aclamación antes del Evangelio Mt 4, 17  R.Honor y gloria a ti, Señor Jesús.  Moisés le dijo a Dios: “Está bien. Me presentaré a los hijos de Conviértanse, dice el Señor, Israel y les diré: ‘El Dios de sus padres me envía a ustedes’; pero porque ya está cerca el Reino de los cielos.  cuando me pregunten cuál es su nombre, ¿qué les voy a respondR.Honor y gloria a ti, Señor Jesús.  er?”   Dios le contestó a Moisés: “Mi nombre es Yosoy”; y añadió: Evangelio  Lc 13, 19 “Esto les dirás a los israelitas: ‘Yosoy me envía a ustedes’. En aquel tiempo, algunos hombres fueron a ver a Jesús y le conTambién les dirás: ‘El Señor, el Dios de sus padres, el Dios de taron que Pilato había mandado matar a unos galileos, mientras Abraham, el Dios de Isaac, el Dios de Jacob, me envía a ustedes’. estaban ofreciendo sus sacrificios. Jesús les hizo este comentario: Éste es mi nombre para siempre. Con este nombre me han de “¿Piensan ustedes que aquellos galileos, porque les sucedió esto, recordar de generación en generación”.  eran más pecadores que todos los demás galileos? Ciertamente  que no; y si ustedes no se arrepienten, perecerán de manera Palabra de Dios R. Te alabamos Señor. semejante. Y aquellos dieciocho que murieron aplastados por la  torre de Siloé, ¿piensan acaso que eran más culpables que todos Salmo Responsorial ± Salmo 102, 12. 34. 67. 8 y 11 los demás habitantes de Jerusalén? Ciertamente que no; y si  R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. ustedes no se arrepienten, perecerán de manera semejante”. 



Bendice, al Señor, alma mía, Entonces les dijo esta parábola: “Un hombre tenía una higuera que todo mi ser bendiga su santo nombre. plantada en su viñedo; fue a buscar higos y no los encontró. Dijo Bendice, al Señor, alma mía, entonces al viñador: ‘Mira, durante tres años seguidos he venido y no te olvides de sus beneficios.  a buscar higos en esta higuera y no los he encontrado. Córtala. R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. ¿Para qué ocupa la tierra inútilmente?’ El viñador le contestó: El Señor perdona tus pecados ‘Señor, déjala todavía este año; voy a aflojar la tierra alrededor y y cura tus enfermedades; a echarle abono, para ver si da fruto. Si no, el año que viene la él rescata tu vida del sepulcro cortaré’ ”.   y te colma de amor y de ternura.  Palabra del Señor  R: Gloria a ti Señor Jesús. R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. El Señor hace justicia y de la razón al oprimido. A Moisés le mostró su bondad L),-$! 1 4! S&!'! y sus prodigios al pueblo de Israel.  R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso, Lunes: Is 7, 1014/Sal 40, 78. 89. 10. 11 [8. 9]/Heb 10, 410/Lc 1, 2638 lento para enojarse y generoso para perdonar. Martes: Dn 3, 25. 3443/Sal 25, 45. 6 y 7. 89 [6]/Mt 18, 2135 Como desde la tierra hasta el cielo, así es de grande su misericordia.  Miércoles: Dt 4, 1. 59/Sal 147, 1213. 1516. 1920 [12]/Mt 5, 1719 R. El Señor es compasivo y misericordioso. Jueves: Jer 7, 2328/Sal 95, 12. 67. 89 [8]/Lc 11, 1423  Viernes: Os 14, 210/Sal 81, 68. 89. 1011. 14 y 17 [cfr. 11 y 9]/Mc 12, 2834 Sábado: Os 6, 16/Sal 51, 34. 1819. 2021 [cfr. Os 6, 6]/Lc 18, 914 Domingo  Jos 5, 9. 1012/Sal 34, 23. 45. 67 [9]/2 Co 5, 1721/Lc 15, 13. 1132 Siguiente pagina 9 | 24 de marzo del 2019

























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La Nación y los Inmigrantes “Ahora bien, entre los derechos de la persona humana debe contarse también el de que pueda lícitamente cualquiera emigrar a la nación donde espere que podrá atender mejor a sí mismo y a su familia. Por lo cual es un deber de las autoridades públicas admitir a los extranjeros que llegan y, en cuanto lo permita el verdadero bien de su comunidad, favorecerlos propósitos de quienes pretenden incorporarse a ella como nuevos miembros.”…Su Santidad Juan XXIII, “Pacem in Terris”. Si está interesado en Justicia para Inmigrantes, por favor, póngase en contacto con Luisa MartinPrice través [email protected] 

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Estos dos fines de semana pasados hemos reflexionado sobre el evangelio de Mateo en donde Jesús fue tentado durante los cuarenta días en su paso por el desierto. Cuenta el evangelista que al final de ese largo ayuno, fue tentado por el demonio, donde éste le ofreció a Jesús los tres grandes males del hombre: materialismo, poder e idolatría (Ver Mateo 4, 111). Tentaciones que Jesús rechazó radicalmente, pero que muchos de nosotros no hemos podido hacerlo, porque seguimos escuchando la voz del mal. Analicemos hoy la tentación de la Idolatría: “Después el diablo lo llevó a una montaña altísima y, mostrándole los reinos del mundo y su gloria, le dijo: Todo esto te daré, si te postras y me adoras” (Mateo 4, 89)



Uno de los grandes males que aqueja la fe del cristianocatólico actual, es divinizar todo aquello que está a su alrededor, confundiendo la acción sanadora y misericordiosa de Dios con actos que ciertos individuos realizan de manera teatral; haciendo que se distorsione la escencia de la fe y se caiga en la idolatría, tentación que Jesús superó de manera práctica, recordándonos que sólo a Dios adoraremos y le rendiremos culto a través del compartir, es decir en la Eucaristía, donde todos somos iguales (aunque algunos piensen lo contrario) y el pan es partido y compartido con amor.



Desde la fe no podemos distorsionar nuestra creencia; si usted tiene dudas en qué cree, entonces lo invito a que lea y trate de entender con la ayuda del sacerdote el “Credo de los apóstoles” de tal forma que usted comprenda los fundamentos por los cuales enfoca su fe en la Santísima Trinidad (Padre, Hijo y Espíritu Santo), en la Virgen María, la Iglesia Católica, la comunión de los santos, el perdón, la resurrección y la vida eterna. No se deje engañar por aquellos que utilizan la fe para hacerse ricos, curar enfermedades como si fueran chamanes con demostraciones acrobáticas o ritos extraños; no se deje engañar por aquellos que se creen santos y te tildan de pecador por cada acto que haces. Recuerde que Jesús no nos está señalando siempre con su dedo acusador; al contrario, él siempre está con su mano extendida ayudándonos, diciéndonos que nosotros somos importantes para él; que a pesar de nuestros errores, podemos cambiar y ser parte de su proyecto de vida que es el Reino de los Cielos. Sólo nos pide una cosa: tener fe del tamaño de un grano de mostaza y él nos asegura que podemos mover montañas. 

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