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All Saints Catholic School News 1335 S 10th Street Phone: 402.346.5757 Fax: 402.346.8794 www.allsaintscs.org Mass with the Students Mass with the students is at 8:20 am Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Stations of the Cross will follow school Masses on Fridays during Lent. All Saints Collections All Saints Catholic School is collecting Supermercado/Family Fare Receipts, Box Tops, Our Family UPCs, and Coke lids from bottles and pop tabs. Please drop these off at the School or the Cabrini Parish Center reception desk (9 am to 4 pm M-F) or in the Sunday collection baskets. We love and appreciate your participation! Parish and Community Happenings Stewardship—March 15, 2020 “Everyone who drinks this water will be thirsty again.” John 4:13 Jesus reminds us that material things, even something as basic as water, can never satisfy us for long. When we build our lives around material possessions we always want more. True Joy and Peace only comes when we follow Jesus; when we become more “God-centered” and less “self-centered”. Cloisters on the Platte Closed With all the unknown factors of the coronavirus, the Cloisters on the Platte Board has decided to close all activities at the Cloisters, including the Stations of the Cross and weekend retreats. Since they host people from all over the U.S., they have chosen this action so as not to be a source of spreading the virus. They will let us know when they re-open. Catholic Business Group Events The CBG Omaha March luncheon will be Thursday, March 19th at the Champions Club (13800 Eagle Run Drive), from 11:30 am to 1 pm. Eric Crawford will speak on “CORE VALUES guide Us” in Life & Work. Mr. Crawford will share examples of how God’s compassion and purpose have established strong Core Values in his life and work. His story will motivate and inspire! No cost for Members, $20 for Non-Members. Reservations are required. Please RSVP now at: http://cpbcomaha.org/ . The CBG “Leading with Faith” annual award luncheon will be Thursday, April 16th at Anthony’s Steakhouse (72nd & F Street) from 11:30 am to 1 pm with Archbishop Lucas as honored guest. John Abbate - author of Invest Yourself will be speaking on: “Daring to be Catholic in Today's Business World”. Mr. Abbate is an author and successful entrepreneur. He will offer insight to living out Catholic values in any kind of work that we do. We will also recognize our distinguished Award Nominees. Cost: $30.00 Reservations are required. Please RSVP today at: http://cpbcomaha.org/ . Evangelium Vitae 25 Years Later On March 25, 2020, the Archdiocese of Omaha will begin a months-long (March through October) reflection on The Gospel of Life. Through events and small-group study, we hope to help one another embrace and bear witness to the God-given dignity of every human being. Visit archomaha.org/ev25/ to learn more. Pro-Life Essay Contest Entries are being accepted from students grades 7-11 until March 25th. For details, visit archomaha.org/essay/contest. For more information, contact Whitney Bradley, Respect Life Coordinator, at [email protected] or 402-551-9003 x1306. Monday Prayer Tuesday Caring Wednesday Action Thursday Learning Friday Fasting Saturday Time With God Sunday Mass Readings March 16 Say a prayer of thanksgiving for all you have in your life March 17 Look for opportunities to help others today March 18 Call a family member or friend you haven’t spoken to in awhile March 19 Memorize a prayer you don’t already know by heart March 20 Fast from social media March 21 Visit with God out-loud March 22 ”I am the light of the world” Third Sunday of Lent March 15, 2020 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday March 16 Sodality 7 pm March 17 Alpha 6 pm March 18 March 19 “Be Opened” Series 12 noon or 7 pm March 20 Adoraon 6 pm Staons 7 pm March 21 Liturgy Meeng 9 am March 22 Upcoming Schedule Lent at Cabrini The 2020 Lenten program, Be Opened – A Journey to New Life (Reflections on the Sunday Gospels – Lent and Easter Sunday) meets in the Parish Center at 12 noon or 7 pm – whichever time works best for you. All are welcome! 40 Ways of Lent consists of daily suggestions of ways you can r each out this Lent—online as well as in the bulletin (see back page). Feel free to trade activities or days if something doesn’t work for you at a given time. Adoration and Stations of the Cross will be on Friday evenings. Join us for adoration and benediction from 6 -7 pm, followed by the Stations at 7 pm. Parish Mission POSTPONED due to public health concerns. The Lenten Reconciliation Service will be Wednesday evening, March 25th at 6:30 pm. Holy Tridium: Holy Thursday Service at 7 pm April 9th, followed by adoration; Good Friday services at 3 pm and 7 pm (same service both times); Easter Vigil begins at 8 pm; Easter Sunday services at 9 am and 11 am (no evening Mass). St. Joseph’s Altar The Feast day of St. Joseph, patron saint of Italy and the poor, is this Thursday, March 19th. For Italian-American families, St. Joseph’s Day is a long-standing tradition. The origins of the Italian-American version of St. Joseph’s Day most likely date back to Medieval Sicily when the saint was said to have answered the people’s prayers by ending one of the island’s legendary droughts. Ever since, St. Joseph’s Day has been celebrated with a large Lenten feast often served to the entire village (or multi-family meals), and an elaborate altar dedicated to the saint. Decorations found on the altars include statues, crosses, flowers, oranges and lemons, candles, religious medals, rosaries, prayer cards, fava beans, and loaves of bread. The foods and fruits are given away when the altar is broken down. The fava bean plays a prominent role in the feast and can be seen on the altars and in the traditional pasta dish. At the meal. The hardy bean was not affected by the droughts and famines of Sicily, making it an invaluable food source to the peasants. Harking back to St. Frances Cabrini Parish’s Sicilian roots, we will have a St. Joseph altar this year. Usually, people are invited to contribute food items to be donated when the altar is broken down. However, due to health concerns of hands-on contact, we will not participate in that portion of the celebration.
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