H N  J C  Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh 

715 Nazareth Street

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 MondayFriday..................12:10 PM SHC Tuesday & Friday............7:00 AM HNOJ Miércoles.............................6:30 PM SHC

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 Weddings, Baptisms, Funerals, Quinceañeras and Mass Intentions.

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Hospitality for Two Priests New to Our Diocese ± Welcome to Father Joshua West, LC and later this month, Father Peter Devereaux, LC, who will have temporary residence at our Cathedral rectory on our Sacred Heart campus, until more permanent residence at Saint Joseph Parish in Raleigh is ready in November 2019. Father West began his assignment this week as Priest Chaplain to the students and faculty of North Carolina State University, to be joined by Father Devereaux on July 20th in a parttime capacity, with the balance of his priestly ministry assignment in the pastoral and spiritual care of Regnum Christi in the Diocese of Raleigh. Both Father West and Father Devereaux will be assisting us in continuing our Tuesday and Friday at 7 am daily Mass at Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral, with the possibility of expanding to additional days being discussed. 

 Executive Assistant  to the Pastor Anne Speicher 

Baptisms

Shirley Hilliard

 Business Manager Barbara Dear



Formation for the Sacrament of Marriage ± One of the blessings of our parish is to serve well over 100 couples per year who are preparing to receive the Sacrament of Marriage, either here at our Cathedral or at Sacred Heart Church or at a home parish of one of the future spouses. In assessing the needs over the last year for formation of these couples, I have drafted a much more robust process, which will be implemented shortly with the assistance of Suzanne Carter, of our Diocesan offices, as well as other volunteers from our parish. Look for further details. 



Communications Michelle Connors

 Contributions  & Records Shirley Hilliard



Finance Council Leadership Transition and Gratitude ± My great gratitude as well to John Healy and Bill Cavanaugh for their interim leadership on our parish Finance Council during this past transition year between Father Kerber and myself. Their counsel has been invaluable to me as pastor this last year, especially in assessing and beginning to address needs. My gratitude as well to Marjorie Sack York, who will be joining our Finance Council membership with considerable experience as well in finance matters. She joins Erin Goodson, Justin May and David Kirk as Council members, as well as Barbara Dear from our parish staff.

 Director of Facilities David Heinske

 Faith Formation 

Andrea Blanco, J.D., M.A. Stacie Miller

 Hispanic Ministry 



New Cathedral School Principal Search Process, School Schedule Review and Interim Coordination Assistance ± In collaboration with our Diocesan Superintendent of Catholic Schools, Dr. Mike Fedewa and our Diocesan Director of Human Resources, Mr. Gary Rosia, I have initiated the search process for our new Cathedral School principal. I have representatives from among our school parents and faculty to serve on this committee to discern and recommend the candidate who will be well suited to serve our parents in the Catholic education and formation of their children, as well as their development as future leaders. 

Olga Salas

 Maintenance 

Francisco Salas  SHC Walter Hernandez  HNOJC

 Music 



Michael Accurso, D.M.A. David D. Eaton, D.M.A. Harry Taylor, B.A.

 Reception 



Katia Roebuck [email protected]

Schedule Review and Coordination Assistance: Additionally, I have been working with our school faculty and staff on reviewing our school academic schedule for next year, receiving recommendations for how we might improve and streamline, that we can focus on what we need to pursue academic excellence in the basics in math and science, as well as the humanities. I am especially grateful for the assistance of Mrs. Diane McGrady, who served as a faculty member at our Cathedral School for over 30 years and who is now assisting us in coordination of school matters during this transition period until we hire a new principal, anticipated later this month. 

 RCIA 

Fr. John A. Kane

 Social Justice

Barbara Quinby, M.P.S.



 Weddings

Parish Center Review and Building Phases ± Thank you for your feedback to representatives from our Parish Council and our parish Building Committee regarding our new planned parish center and the accompanying site plan for the play field construction on our Cathedral campus. 

Anne Speicher

 Youth Ministry



Athletic Fields Update: As you know, these athletic fields are currently in the permitting process with the City of Raleigh, having received all of the necessary Diocesan approvals. We received some direction from the City of Raleigh in the approval process and adjustments to the plan are currently being made, as directed by the City and then will be resubmitted for final approval. This means that construction will most likely start 30 days later than planned. With a July 2019 start, we should still be completed by early Fall 2019, as planned. Good news on pricing for the artificial turf on the soccer field in that it will produce some savings ± always good news! 

Elizabeth Queen

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Interviews: I express my gratitude to each of the committee members, Christine Bost, Holly Greeves, Ted Mooney, Dawn Neuman and to Tim Nichols, who is serving as the Chair for the Committee, and also to Mike Fedewa, our Diocesan Superintendent of Schools, who is working closely with the committee in this process. Interviews with applicants are now set and in progress. Kindly, keep the committee and their important work among your intentions and look for future updates.





















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Thus says the LORD: Rejoice with Jerusalem and be glad because of her, all you who love her; exult, exult with her, all you who were mourning over her! Oh, that you may suck fully of the milk of her comfort, that you may nurse with delight at her abundant breasts! For thus says the LORD: Lo, I will spread prosperity over Jerusalem like a river, and the wealth of the nations like an overflowing torrent. As nurslings, you shall be carried in her arms, and fondled in her lap; as a mother comforts her child, so will I comfort you; in Jerusalem you shall find your comfort.

Please remember to silence your mobile devices before Mass begins. 

Second Reading  Gal 6:1418

Brothers and sisters: May I never boast except in the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ, through which the world has been crucified to me, and I to the world.  For neither does circumcision mean anything,  nor does uncircumcision, but only a new creation.  Peace and mercy be to all who follow this rule and to the Israel of God. 

From now on, let no one make troubles for me; for I bear the marks of Jesus on my body.



The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit, brothers and sisters. Amen.  

The Word of the Lord



When you see this, your heart shall rejoice and your bodies flourish like the grass; the LORD's power shall be known to his servants.  

The Word of the Lord 

R. Thanks be to God.

Responsorial Psalm  Ps 66:13, 45, 67, 16, 20

R. Let all the earth cry out to God with joy. Shout joyfully to God, all the earth, sing praise to the glory of his name; proclaim his glorious praise. Say to God, "How tremendous are your deeds!" R. Let all the earth cry out to God with joy. "Let all on earth worship and sing praise to you, sing praise to your name!" Come and see the works of God, his tremendous deeds among the children of Adam. R. Let all the earth cry out to God with joy. He has changed the sea into dry land; through the river they passed on foot; therefore let us rejoice in him. He rules by his might forever. R. Let all the earth cry out to God with joy.  Hear now, all you who fear God, while I declare what he has done for me. Blessed be God who refused me not my prayer or his kindness! R. Let all the earth cry out to God with joy.  

For the 5p, 7a an 10a Masses:

R. Thanks be to God.

 Alleluia Col 3:15a, 16a



R. Alleluia, alleluia. Let the peace of Christ control your hearts; let the word of Christ dwell in you richly.  R. Alleluia, alleluia. 

Gospel  Lk 10:19

At that time the Lord appointed seventytwo others whom he sent ahead of him in pairs to every town and place he intended to visit.  He said to them, "The harvest is abundant but the laborers are few; so ask the master of the harvest to send out laborers for his harvest.  Go on your way; behold, I am sending you like lambs among wolves.  Carry no money bag, no sack, no sandals; and greet no one along the way.  Into whatever house you enter, first say, 'Peace to this household.' If a peaceful person lives there, your peace will rest on him; but if not, it will return to you.  Stay in the same house and eat and drink what is offered to you, for the laborer deserves his payment.  Do not move about from one house to another.  Whatever town you enter and they welcome you, eat what is set before you, cure the sick in it and say to them, 'The kingdom of God is at hand for you.'"  

The Gospel of the Lord R. Praise to you Lord, Jesus Christ.     

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Geoff Rodgers, Gregory McCallum, Florence Murray, Jan Fairweather, Melvin Meacham, Drew Pescaro, 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

Time Intention 5:00 pm † Bob Keaton 7:00 am  Pro Populo 8:30 am † Jose Jesus Cazares Oteró 10:00 am † Theresa & John DeMayo 12:00 pm † Nancy Sherding 1:30 pm  Por las animas des pergatorió

Requested by: Bill Findlay   Fam. Cazares Rico The Ryan Family Kathleen Novak & Family Maritza Serrano

12:10 pm 7:00 am 12:10 pm 12:10 pm 6:30 pm 12:10 pm 7:00 am 12:10 pm 9:00 am

Carl & Anne Speicher   Mary Metcalf Francisco & Mela Alvarez Paty Padilla     Sandy Peace   

 Special Intention  none requested  Mary Ann Rice (birthday)  In Thanksgiving † Eusebia Hernandez Noriega  none requested  none requested † Josephine DeAngelis  none requested

Weekend Masses are at HNOJ; weekday daily Mass in English at 12:10 pm and 9:00 am Saturday Mass are at SHC; 7:00 am Daily Mass in English on Tue & Fri is at HNOJ; daily Mass in Spanish on Wednesday is at SHC

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Please pray for the repose of the soul of parishioner  Tom Tierney who died this week.  Eternal rest grant to him, O Lord; and let light perpetual shine upon him. May his soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. 

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Let us offer our congratulations and sincere best wishes to  Mary Ann Kamau and Steven Goetz who were married at Sacred Heart Church on Saturday, June 29th. In addition, we thank them for generously donating their wedding flowers to adorn the altar there.

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Second Collection: Today, we will take up a second collection to support the monthly Parish Outreach  Assessment. There will be no second collection next week. The schedule for 2019 is posted on the parish website for your reference. The 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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HNOJ Cares for Creation Everything is Connected: How We Care for Our Common Home You are invited to an introductory presentation of Laudato Si by Msgr. Michael Shugrue, a former rector of Sacred Heart Cathedral. Msgr. Shugrue will be facilitating an overview of Pope Francis' teaching encyclical, Laudato Si, Monday, July 22, 7 8:30PM, in the St. Monica Ctr. bldg on the downtown campus (16 N. Dawson St.). This is a lead up to a 6week presentation in the fall when a more comprehensive study of the entire document will be offered. Seating is limited to 30 people,  RSVP to [email protected]   Financial Peace University  Summer Start! Financial Peace University classes are starting again August 13. Learn how to get your personal finances under control. Holy Name of Jesus is partnering with St. Andrew's Church in Apex where the classes will be held at 7pm for 9 weeks. Register online: www.daveramsey.com Sponsored by the Living Faith Committee, Dan & Elizabeth Dunbar [email protected]   Divine Mercy Radio  540 AM Divine Mercy Radio is an EWTN Global Catholic Radio affiliate and broadcasts some of the finest Catholic apologists, theologians, and personalities in America. In addition, daily Mass, the Rosary, and the Chaplet of Divine Mercy  along with some of our local priests, including Bishop Zarama  can be heard regularly. Divine Mercy Radio is listener supported and counts on the faithful of the diocese to stay on the airwaves.Please tune in to 540 AM, or listen online atCatholic540AM.organd take advantage of this wonderful way to deepen and grow in your faith.   Cathedral’s Saints’ Feast Days Donation opportunities exist to honor your favorite Cathedral Saint or Marian Feast Day with flowers or in memoriam of a loved one on the respective feast day. Contact the Altar Guild to make arrangements at[email protected]   CCM Mass  Summer Hiatus Please be aware that the NCSU Campus Ministry Mass normally celebrated Sunday evenings at 7:00 pm will be on summer hiatus until August 18th.  Children’s Liturgy of the Word  Summer Hiatus Children’s Liturgy of the Word will resume in late August. 

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Have time to join the Greeter Ministry at HNOJ Cathedral?  The Greeter Ministry is still seeking additional guides to  welcome and assist visitors to our Cathedral. Consider sharing your love of our new worship home with those who come to tour or pray. Email [email protected] with your interest or complete an Volunteer Inquiry Form on our website.   Usher Ministry Seeks Additional Help Many volunteers are needed to ensure that our liturgies run smoothly and put forth a welcoming fase to visitors and pilgrims. The parish is experiencing a high need of Ushers, especially at the 5:00 pm Vigil Mass. Registered parishioners willing to assist at weekend Masses should contact Peter Ferket at  [email protected] with their interest.    Free Sunday Clinic, operated by St. Joseph Primary Care Day of Grace offers a free clinic, operated by St. Joseph Primary Care at St. Ann Catholic Church in Clayton, NC is now open to everyone on every last Sunday of the month from 9am1pm.  Come, get well, and be examined and treated by one of our volunteer nurses & medical doctors. For appointments and information, please call (919) 3866866   SAVE THE DATE!25TH Annual Run for Life  We're looking for runners,sponsors and volunteers for the annual 5k Run and 1 Mile Fun Run onSaturday, August 17that Wake Med Soccer Park in Cary. Formore info, visitwww.raleighrunforlife.orgor www.runnc.com. If you have any questions, please contact  Eileen Mayhew9196783004or Kathy Klein9198151369.   Retrouvaille The Retrouvaille Program is for married couples facing difficult challenges in their relationship. It helps couples restore their marriage and rebuild a loving relationship. It is a Christian marriage program, Catholic in origin, where couples of all faiths or no faith background attend in order to improve communication and reconnect. Presenters are not trained marriage counselors, but rather couples sharing their personal stories of marital struggles and the tools they used to rediscover their love. For confidential information or to apply to attend the program beginning with the weekend of October 11, 2019 call 8004702230 or email: [email protected] or visit www.retrouvaille.org.   



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Peace and mercy be to all. . . Galatians 6:16 

As I am writing this column, it is the 75th anniversary of the D Day invasion at Normandy. Aged soldiers are receiving the thanks for what they and their fallen fellow soldiers made possiblethe beginning of the end of Hitler’s reign. In the ensuing years after the end of World War II, peace in every corner of the world has remained elusive. For Christians, peace means “being in a right relationship with God and with one another.” Often the concept of peace is tied to the Jewish word, “shalom.” Shalom, however, is much more. As a Hebrew lexicon states, shalom is “a state of being whole, complete or full” and “desiring completeness to another.”  

Rabbi David Zaslow writes, “Contrary to popular opinion the Hebrew word shalom does not mean “peace,” at least not in the English sense of the word. It comes from a Hebrew rootword that means “wholeness.” And what is wholeness? In the Hebraic way of thinking, wholeness is the joining together of opposites. That’s why we say “shalom” when we greet friends and when we are wish them farewell. In the most opposite of situations (coming and going) we use the same word, “shalom.” There is a hidden connection to all our comings and goings; they are wondrously linked together. When I come from somewhere, I am going to someplace else. When I realize this, I feel “wholeness,” and that is the source of peace ± the knowledge that all my opposing energies are somehow linked and part of a single whole. True peace must have wholeness as its foundation.” https://rabbidavidzaslow.com/thedeepermeaningofshalom/  

Why do I mention this? It occurs to me that if we are ever to have true peace by a shalom definition, we have to realize that our opposites are connected. People, who we view as different than us, are connected to us. That which we do not understand is trying to teach us about that which we do not understand! As Pope Francis so often states, “Everything is connected!” The sooner we embrace this concept, the sooner we will achieve the peace proclaimed by Jesus and Paul.



This wholeness is not only between people but with the natural world also. We cannot continue to plunder the resources of our earth and be able to operate out of a place of wholeness. Every Catholic needs to read Laudato Si: On Care for Our Common Home  http://w2.vatican.va/content/francesco/en/encyclicals/ documents/papafrancesco_20150524_enciclicalaudatosi.html  

Shalom! 

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Barbara Molinari Quinby, MPS

Director of Social Justice Ministries  

Want to make a difference? We are starting another Catholic Charities Support Circle at Cathedral and invite you to join. A Support Circle consists of a group of parishioners who accompany a homeless family for one year in order to help them improve their situation. Jesus, in his wisdom, asks that we accompany the poor and the benefits are many, starting with our own spiritual life and seeing the poor through a different lens. We offer a "hand up." Say "YES" and contact Chris topher Gorski at [email protected].   

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