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PASTORAL STAFF
Rev. Frank Epperson, Rector
Rev. Daniel Roa, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Raul Lemus, In Residence
Deacon Mike Heinzelman
Deacon Gary Moore
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Parish Office Phone
542-6984
Parish Office Fax
542-1621
Religious Education Grades 1-5
542-6984
Religious Education Grades 6-12
578-5635
Pastoral Council – Lori Pandolfo
539-6592
Parish Organist – Steven T. Angelucci
537-0449
School Office – Barbara Gasparini
545-7252
Preschool Office – Sharry Caesare
528-9133
Home School—Jennifer Tawney
609-610-2153
MASS TIMES
Daily Mass:
Saturday:
Sunday:
6:45 and 8:00 a.m.
8:00a.m; 4:30 p.m. & Sp.6:30 p. m.
7:30, 9:00 & 10:30 a.m.
12:00 noon and 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday Latin Mass:
5:30 p.m.
Sunday Latin Mass:
1:30 p.m.
CONFESSIONS
Email Comments/Suggestions to:
cathedralresponse@gmail.com
3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Saturday or by appointment
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Perpetual Adoration is in the Chapel of the Sacred Heart
of Jesus. To sign up for your hour with our Lord,
call 539-2772.
Monday – Friday – 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Entrance is located at SW corner of Rectory
WEBSITES
Parish: www.steugenes.com
School: www.steugenesch.org
REGISTRATION IN THE PARISH
Our warmest welcome to all who worship in our community. If you are not registered in the parish, please complete a registration card. Cards are available at church
entrances or at the parish office.
MARRIAGES & BAPTISMS
Please contact the office at least 6 months in advance for
weddings and 3 months in advance for baptisms. Check
the parish website for more information.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
Please call the parish office when a parishioner is home
bound or hospitalized to arrange for Holy Communion
and Anointing of the Sick.
PERPETUAL ADORATION
Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament is held in the
chapel every First Friday following 8:00 a.m. Mass.
DEVOTIONS
Recitation of the Rosary is Monday – Saturday at
7:30 a.m. in the Cathedral
Chaplet of Divine Mercy is Saturday after the 8:00 a.m.
Mass in the Cathedral
CATHEDRAL SHOPS
Cathedral Thrift Shop is open Tues & Wed 9:30 – 2:30
Cathedral Books & Gifts Hours: Wed-Fri 9:30-4:30,
Sat 12:00–4:30 & Sun 9:30–1:30
Phone: 542-0250
THE RESURRECTION OF THE LORD—APRIL 5, 2015
Today’s Hymn numbers follow bulletin announcements
PARISH CALENDAR
SUNDAY APRIL 5
Latin Mass-Cathedral-1:30 pm
Solemn Vespers & Benediction-Cathedral-4:30 pm
St. Ambrose Young Adult Group-PLC-7:00 pm
Mass (Spanish) - Cathedral—7:00 pm
MONDAY APRIL 6
Rosary for Life-Chapel-9:00 am
Knights of the Two Hearts-Becker Ctr.-5:15 pm
Knights Bible Study-PLC-7:00 pm
Choir Rehearsal Becker Ctr.- 7:00 pm
TUESDAY APRIL 7
Women of the Word-PLC-9:00 am
Latin Mass-Cathedral-5:30 pm
WEDNESDAY APRIL 8
Queen of the Angels-Becker Ctr.-5:15 pm
Legion of Mary-PLC-7:00 pm
THURSDAY APRIL 9
Golden Opportunities Luncheon-PLC-12 Noon
Opus Dei Confessions-Cathedral-12:30-2:30 pm
Prayer Vigil-Cathedral-7:00 pm
Spanish Baptism Class-PLC-7:00 pm
FRIDAY APRIL 10
Friday Morning Scripture Study-PLC-9L00 am
RCIA-PLC-7:00 pm
SATURDAY APRIL 11
League of the Two Hearts-PLC-9:00 am
Little Flowers-PLC-9:00 am
Confessions-Cathedral-3:30-4:30 pm
Mass (Spanish)-Cathedral-6:30 pm
A Blessed & Happy Easter
to all our Parishioners,
Visitors,
and their Families
MASS INTENTIONS
Saturday
8:00 am
7:30 pm
Sunday
April 4
Prayer Service
Easter Vigil w/Bishop
April 5
7:30 am
9:00 am
10:30 am
12:00 pm
1:30 pm
5:30 pm
(Sp) 7:00 pm
Monday
6:45 am
8:00 am
Tuesday
6:45 am
8:00 am
5:30 pm
Wednesday
6:45 am
8:00 am
Thursday
6:45 am
8:00 am
Friday
Valentina & Dr. Alessandro Trombetta,
deceased
Jesus Garibay, living
Vincent & Mary Iannuzzi, deceased
Edward Malone, deceased
Harold & Aileen Bettinelli, deceased
Paul Gutsch, deceased
Priest Intentions
April 6
Isabel Almeida, deceased
William Coyle, deceased
April 7
John Haberkorn, Jr., deceased
Michael Shaklik, living
People of St. Eugene’s
April 8
John Haberkorn, Sr., deceased
Fr. James Clark, deceased
April 9
Michael Haberkorn, deceased
Linda Pisenti, living
April 10
6:45 am
8:00 am
Saturday
8:00 am
4:30 pm
6:30 (Sp)
Joseph Haberkorn, deceased
Marapao, Masalta & Douglas Families,
deceased
April 11
Mrs. Escobar & Family
Bill McNeany, deceased
Lynn Campanario, deceased
IN NEED OF OUR PRAYERS
Those who are ill need your support and prayers: Michael
Russell, Sr. , Elaine Dolcini, Edward G. Urtiaga, Maureen
Mardanyas, Alice Gordon, Tomas de Guzman, Cristina
Mamuyac, Mrs. Fryer, Jeffrey Andrews, John Patrick
McGuire, Thomas Timko, Bonnie Higgins, Gregory Angeo, Joyce Bailey, Jim Keegan, Irene Medina, Irene I. Gonzales, Melvin Lukasiewicz, Sister Antonia Killian, Jeff
Mello, Catherine Hubbard, Tristan Humble, Samuel
Agius, Sandy Torti Wilcox, Marjorie Miles, Helen Dunn,
Lynne Staley, Marie Tran, Pam Hall, Dee Dee Kramer,
Amelia Lansangan, Marv Kidweiler and Mary Stahr.
The bulletin item deadline is Thursday @ 3:00pm for the Sunday
after next bulletin. E-mail items to: office@steugenes.com. We reserve the right to edit or omit items.
CATEDRAL DE ST. EUGENE’S – 5 de Abril del 2015
Domingo de Pascua
PARA LA PARTICIPACION EN LA MISA
Desde el Escritorio del P. Roa:
CREDO
Creo en un solo Dios, Padre todopoderoso, Creador
del cielo y de la tierra, de todo lo visible y lo invisible.
Creo en un solo Señor, Jesucristo, Hijo único de
Dios, nacido del Padre antes de todos los siglos:
Dios de Dios, Luz de Luz, Dios verdadero de Dios
verdadero, engendrado, no creado, de la misma naturaleza del Padre, por quien todo fue hecho; Que
por nosotros lo hombres, y por nuestra salvación
bajó del cielo, Y por obra del Espíritu Santo se encarnó de María la Virgen, y se hizo hombre; Y por nuestra causa fue crucificado en tiempos de Poncio Pilato; padeció y fue sepultado, Y resucitó al tercer día,
según las Escrituras, y subió al cielo, y está sentado a
la derecha del Padre; Y de nuevo vendrá con gloria
para juzgar a vivos y muertos, y su reino no tendrá
fin.
Creo en el Espíritu Santo, Señor y dador de vida,
que procede del Padre y del Hijo, Que con el Padre y
el Hijo recibe una misma adoración y gloria, y que
habló por los profetas. Creo en la Iglesia, que es una,
santa, católica y apostólica. Confieso que hay un solo
Bautismo para el perdón de los pecados. Espero la
resurrección de los muertos y la vida del mundo futuro. Amén.
El Domingo de Pascua de la Resurrección del Señor
BAUTIZO
Finalmente la Catedral ofrecerá:
Preparación Pre-Bautismal en Español, Para Padres y
Padrinos En el Salón Parroquial (PLC)
9 de Abril a las 7:00pm.
No niños.
Antes de hacer preparativos tienen que hablar a la oficina
por lo menos 2 meses antes.
542-6987 ext. 10
VIÑEDO DE RAQUEL
Si usted o alguien quien usted ama esta sufriendo a causa
de un aborto intencional:
El Viñedo de Raquel - en Santa Rosa, CA
Hay esperanza, ayuda y sanación (para mujeres, hombres
y parejas) el próximo retiro será.
Abril 17 a 19, 2015
Para mas información:
—(Completamente Confidencial)—
www.elvinedoderaquel.org (510)384-6875
El Señor ha resucitado verdaderamente!!! El Domingo de Pascua, que celebra la resurrección de Jesucristo de entre los muertos, es la solemnidad más importante
del calendario de la Iglesia Católica. El Domingo de Pascua es celebrado al final de cuarenta días de oración,
ayuno y limosna conocida como la Cuaresma. A través
de la lucha espiritual y la negación de nuestro propio ego,
nos hemos preparado para morir espiritualmente con
Cristo el Viernes Santo, el día de su crucifixión, para que
podamos resucitar de nuevo con Él a una vida nueva en
el Domingo de Pascua. La Pascua es un día de celebración, ya que representa la razón de ser y el fortalecimiento de nuestra fe como seguidores de Cristo. St. Pablo escribió que, si Cristo no resucitó de entre los muertos,
nuestra fe es en vano (1 Corintios 15:17). A través de su
muerte, Cristo salvó a la humanidad de la esclavitud del
pecado, y así también Él destruyó el poder que la muerte
tenía sobre todos nosotros; pero es en su Resurrección
que nos da la promesa de una nueva vida, tanto en este
mundo como en el próximo.
El día de Pascua es una fiesta movible porque no
cae en una fecha fija cada año, como pasa en la mayoría
de los días festivos. En lugar de un día fijo, la Iglesia Católica y las comunidades eclesiales de occidente celebran
la Pascua el primer domingo después de la luna llena, que
ocurre después del equinoccio de primavera el 21 de marzo. Por lo tanto, la Pascua se observa en cualquier domingo entre el 22 de marzo y el 25 de abril de cada año. La
Iglesia Ortodoxa utiliza el calendario juliano para calcular cuando la Pascua ocurrirá y típicamente celebra esta
fiesta una semana o dos después de la Iglesia Católica,
que sigue el calendario gregoriano.
Debido a la importancia central de la Pascua en
la fe cristiana, la Iglesia Católica requiere que todos los
católicos que han hecho su Primera Comunión reciban la
Sagrada Eucaristía en algún momento durante el tiempo
de Pascua, que dura hasta el día de Pentecostés, cincuenta
días después del Domingo de Pascua. La Iglesia también
nos impulsa a participar en el Sacramento de la Confesión antes de recibir esta Comunión Pascual. Esta recepción de la Eucaristía es un signo visible de nuestra fe y de
nuestra participación en el Reino de Dios. Por supuesto,
debemos comulgar con tanta frecuencia como sea posible; esta “Obligación Pascual” es simplemente el requisito mínimo establecido por la Santa Madre Iglesia.
Que todos se regocijen con la Resurrección del
Señor, junto con sus familias!!!
SUNDAY MASS HYMNS
HYMNS AT 4:30 P.M.& 10:30 A.M.
ENTRANCE HYMN: #160 Missal
PREPARATION OF GIFTS: #234 Missal
COMMUNION HYMN: #110 Missal
RECESSIONAL HYMN: #191 Missal
HYMNS AT 12:00 P.M.
ENTRANCE HYMN: TBA
PREPARATION OF GIFTS: TBA
COMMUNION HYMN: TBA
RECESSIONAL HYMN: #TBA
MY CATHOLIC FAITH
THE MASS AND PRIESTHOOD
~HOLY THURSDAY~
The Passover meal that Jesus began in the upper
room on Mount Zion was not finished there. The 4th
cup of the Passover meal, the cup of consummation,
is not mentioned in the Gospels. The meal broke up
after the cup of blessing was drunk and a hymn was
sung (Matthew 26). Jesus even said that He would
not drink again of the fruit of the vine until later. In
the Garden of Gethsemane, he prayed in Matthew
26:39: "My Father, if it be possible, let this cup pass from
me; nevertheless, not as I will, but as thou wilt."
AD, and Judaism stopped having priests offer sacrifices. Now, Judaism only has rabbis, or teachers.
But Jesus said he came to fulfill the Old Testament,
in Matthew 5:17, not to do away with it. So now HE
is the new eternal high priest and king of peace
(salem, or shalom), continually offering up the one
same divine sacrifice of 2000 years ago to each new
generation in the Mass, in the form of bread and
wine, like Melchizedek. If he wasn’t doing this, then
He wouldn’t be a high priest forever. In Revelation
5:6, John says He sees a lamb standing as though
slain, which perfectly describes a priest standing
who is also a victim. To read the entire article go to: http://
www.catholicbible101.com/the-mass-what-is-it
~GOOD FRIDAY~
Finally, on the cross, Jesus drank the sour wine and
said in John 19:30: “It is consummated.” The Passover meal started in the upper room was finished on
the cross, forever tying the Eucharist to the crucifixion of Christ. (Also, Jesus the bridegroom, consummates his marriage to mankind).
~THE PRIESTHOOD~
It is important to remember that in the Mass, Jesus is
both priest and victim. We learn in Hebrews 6:20
that Jesus is a high priest forever, according to the
order of Melchizedek. Melchizedek, the King of Salem (shalom, or peace) and the High Priest, in Genesis 14:18, offered blessed bread and wine to Abraham in honor of his victory over his enemies and the
rescue of Lot. After the golden calf incident, priests
in the Old Testament were according to the order of
Levi, and they offered sacrifices for sin, only they
offered animal sacrifices instead of bread and wine.
God commanded these animal sacrifices because the
Israelites, while slaves in Egypt for 400 years, had
begun to imitate the Egyptians and worship cattle,
sheep, and goats. These animal sacrifices came to a
halt with the destruction of the Jewish Temple in 70
THE RESURRECTION
.
~EASTER~
Francis Fernandez from his In Conversation with God:
Daily Meditations, Volume Two, explains why this
feast is so pivotal: The glorious resurrection of the
Lord is the key to interpreting His whole life, and
the ground of our faith. Without this victory over
death, says St. Paul, all our preaching would be useless and our faith in vain. Furthermore, the guarantee of our future resurrection is secured upon the
resurrection of Christ, because although we were
dead through sin, God, full of mercy, moved by the
infinite compassion with which he loved, gave us
Christ...and He raised us with him. Easter is the celebration of our Redemption, and therefore the celebration of thanksgiving and joy.
~OUR FUTURE RESURRECTION~
It now remains for the faithful to understand how
the body, when raised from the dead, although substantially the same body that had been dead, shall
be vastly different and changed in its condition. Not
only will the body rise, but whatever belongs to the
reality of its nature, and adorns and ornaments man
will be restored. For this we have the admirable
words of St. Augustine: There shall then be no deformity of body; if some have been overburdened
with flesh, they shall not resume its entire weight.
All that exceeds the proper proportion shall be
deemed superfluous. On the other hand, should
the body be wasted by disease or old age, or be
emaciated from any other cause, it shall be repaired
by the divine power of Christ, who will not only
restore the body unto us, but will repair whatever it
shall have lost through the wretchedness of this life.
For entire article, do to: http://www.catholicapologetics.info/
thechurch/catechism/ApostlesCreed11.shtml
~EASTERTIDE~
Eternity in Heaven is the true Pasch: hence, our
Pasch, here on earth, is the Feast of feasts, the Solemnity of solemnities. The human race was dead; it
was the victim of that sentence, whereby it was condemned to lie mere dust in the tomb; the gates of
life were shut against it. But see the Son of God rises
from His grave and takes possession of eternal life.
Nor is He the only one that is to die no more, for, as
the Apostle teaches us, He is the first-born from the
dead.’ The Church would, therefore, have us consider ourselves as having already risen with our Jesus, and as having already taken possession of eternal life. The holy Fathers bid us look on these fifty
days of Easter, as the image of our eternal happiness. They are days devoted exclusively to joy; every sort of sadness is forbidden; and the Church cannot speak to her divine Spouse without joining to
her words that glorious cry of heaven, the Alleluia,
wherewith, as the holy Liturgy says, the streets and
squares of the heavenly Jerusalem resound without
ceasing. We have been forbidden the use of this joyous word during the past nine weeks; it behooved
us to die with Christ: but
now that we have risen
together with Him, from
the tomb, and that we
are resolved to die no
more that death, which
kills the soul, and called
our Redeemer to die on
the Cross, we have a
right to our Alleluia. Extracted from The Liturgical
Year by Dom Prosper
Gueranger.
INTERESTING FACTS
~DID YOU KNOW ...~
1. On Holy Thursday, all the hosts that are expected to be consumed on Good Friday are consecrated. This is known as the “Mass of the PreSanctified” because Good Friday is the one day
of the year when Mass is not celebrated.
2. A tradition in ancient times was to wash the altars with water and wine and then sprinkle them
with hyssop before the Holy Thursday Mass.
3. The liturgical color for Good Friday was formerly black, but is now red.
EASTER QUOTES
~POPE BENEDICT XVI~
Faith in the Resurrection of Jesus says that there is a
future for every human being; the cry for unending
life which is a part of the person is indeed answered
(Benedictus, 128)
~FULTON SHEEN~
The Cross had asked the questions; the Resurrection had answered them...The Cross had asked:
"Why does God permit evil and sin to nail Justice to
a tree?" The Resurrection answered: "That sin, having done its worst, might exhaust itself and this be
overcome by Love that is stronger than either sin or
death." (Lent and Easter Wisdom, 110)
~ST. JOHN CHRYSOSTOM~
O Death, where is your sting? O Hell, where is your
victory? Christ is risen, and you are overthrown.
Christ is risen, and the demons are fallen. Christ is
risen, and the angels rejoice. Christ is risen, and life
reigns. Christ is risen, and not one dead remains in
the grave. For Christ, being risen from the dead, is
become the first fruits of those who have fallen
asleep. To Him be glory and dominion unto ages of
ages." (Easter Homily)
~DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY~
Next Sunday, April 12, we celebrate the Divine
Mercy with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at 3:00
pm. Preceding the Mass, Confessions will be
heard starting at 1:30 pm and the Chaplet of Divine Mercy will be prayed at 2:40 pm. A reception
will be held in the PLC at 4:00 pm Please join us.