15th and King Streets founded 1880 6th and West Streets founded 1818 6th and Pine Streets founded 1858 Saint Patrick Cathedral of Saint Peter Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception Scheduled Masses during 1/3 Limited Occupancy Saint Patrick Sunday: *8 am, *11 am, 5 pm Monday & Wednesdays: *5:30 pm Tuesdays & Thursdays: 5:30 pm Saturday: 4 pm * Mass offered in Latin Cathedral of Saint Peter Sunday: 9:30 am Monday–Friday: 12:10 pm Saturday: 4 pm Saint Mary Sunday: 8 am Bishop Malooly has dispensed all Catholics from the Sunday Mass obligation until further notice. Confession Schedule Saint Patrick Monday–Thursday 4:30–5:15 pm Room off of 2 nd -floor elevator landing Cathedral of Saint Peter Monday, Wednesday & Friday 11:30 am–12 noon Saint Michael Chapel Other Sacraments Please contact Father McQuaide through the parish offices to arrange for the Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, Anointing, or Marriage. Downtown Catholic Offices 1414 N. King Street Wilmington, Del. 19801 (302) 652–0743 fax (302) 652–7678 offi[email protected]www.cathedralofstpeter.com www.smspwilmington.com Very Reverend Joseph W. McQuaide, IV, Rector–Pastor Reverend John C. McVoy, III, Assistant Priest XX Sunday in Ordinary Time/XI Sunday after Pentecost August 16, 2020
Very Reverend Joseph W. McQuaide, IV, Rector–Pastor Reverend John C. McVoy, III, Assistant Priest
XX Sunday in Ordinary Time/XI Sunday after Pentecost August 16, 2020
Mass Intentions for the Week Date Celebrant Time Church Mass Intention
August 15 Fr. McVoy 4 pm Cathedral of St. Peter Deceased members of the Mary Munroe Brown Family
Fr. Cesarone 4 pm St. Patrick Michael J. Prince
August 16
Fr. McVoy 8 am St. Mary Doreen Billips
Fr. Markellos *8 am St. Patrick John Mood
Bp. Malooly 9:30 am Cathedral of St. Peter Edna Mimm
Fr. Markellos *11 am St. Patrick no intention
Fr. McVoy 5 pm St. Patrick no intention
August 17 Fr. McVoy 12:10 pm Cathedral of St. Peter Floyd Smith
Fr. McQuaide *5:30 pm St. Patrick Law Enforcement
August 18 Fr. McQuaide 12:10 pm Cathedral of St. Peter Dalto and Fenlon Families
Fr. McVoy 5:30 pm St. Patrick Firemen and First Responders
August 19 Fr. McVoy 12:10 pm Cathedral of St. Peter no intention
Fr. McQuaide *5:30 pm St. Patrick Holy Souls
August 20 Fr. McQuaide 12:10 pm Cathedral of St. Peter no intention
Fr. McQuaide 5:30 pm St. Patrick In honor of the Sacred Heart, for Prisoners
August 21 Fr. McVoy 12:10 pm Cathedral of St. Peter Margaret J. Seitz
August 22 Fr. McVoy 4 pm Cathedral of St. Peter Frances Licki
Fr. McQuaide 4 pm St. Patrick Pro Populo
August 23 Fr. McQuaide 8 am St. Mary Joseph W. Buxton
Fr. Markellos *8 am St. Patrick John Farrace
Bp. Malooly 9:30 am Cathedral of St. Peter Jane Moran
Fr. McQuaide *11 am St. Patrick Alyssa Girone
Fr. McVoy 5 pm St. Patrick no intention
Cathedral of Saint Peter
Received Budgeted/
Needed Difference
August 8/9 $2,315 $2,115 $200
YTD $9,366 $12,692 ($3,326)
Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception
Received
Budgeted/Needed
Difference
August 8/9 $68 $673 ($605)
YTD $2,217 $4,038 ($1,821)
Saint Patrick
Received
Budgeted/Needed
Difference
August 8/9 $2,862 $3,442 ($580)
YTD $14,030 $20,654 ($6,624)
Sacrificial Giving Online Giving available. Besides giving your offering at Mass or mailing in or dropping off your offertory envelopes, you can now contribute electronically, simply visit www.cdow.org and click on the church logo “Your Parish Needs Your Support” and complete the form. Be sure to indicate your parish: • ST MARY-WILMINGTON (34) • ST PATRICK (44) • ST PETERS CATHEDRAL (1) Annual Catholic Appeal. Thank you for support of the Bishop’s appeal. Your generosity benefits more than thirty ministries in the diocese and serves count-less thousands in need. If you have not yet made your pledge, please visit cdow.org/annualcatholicappeal
*indicates Mass is offered in the extraordinary form (Latin).
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Subscribe to our YouTube channel: www.YouTube.com/DowntownCatholic and click the bell icon to be notified when we go live. Daily Mass will be live-streamed from the Cathedral Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, and the Sunday Latin Mass will be posted as well. The diocese will live-stream the Bishop’s Mass from the Cathedral every Sunday morning at 9:30 a.m. on its channel: www.YouTube.com/DioceseofWilm
Saint Peter
Cathedral School Countdown to September 1 , the first day of school! While many parents are busy purchasing school supplies for
this school year, others are in need of assistance. Some parents lost their jobs at the beginning of the pandem-ic and have not yet been able to return to work. Parishioners have asked if they can donate some school supplies to help out. The school has put a box at the entrance to the church. The specific items we are seeking are Ticonderoga #2 pencils, erasable pens, an-tiseptic wipes, Lysol type spray, and hand sanitizer re-fill bottles. Thank you to all who have helped in the past and continue to support the school. We look for-ward to another great year serving the educational ministry of the Church. As always, please feel free to reach out to Jane Manley, our principal, with any questions or with opportunities to help the Cathedral School at (302)656–5234 or [email protected]
Listen to Catholic Forum every Satur-day morning at 11:00 on Relevant Radio 640. Next Saturday, August 22nd, tune in to hear an interview with Diocese of Wilmington Seminarian, James Gebhart . A video of this interview will
be available at www.YouTube.com/DioceseOfWilm. After it airs, listen online anytime at www.cdow.org/CatholicForum, or search “Catholic Forum” on Apple, Spotify, or iHeartRadio pod-casts. For photos, information regarding upcoming guests, links and more, “Like” Catholic Forum on Face-book at www.facebook.com/Catholicforum.
Saturday, August 21 is the feast of
Pope Saint Pius X
Giuseppe Sarto was born at Riese, Italy on June 2, 1835. After ordination at the age of 23, he labored for 17 years as a parish priest, then as bishop of Mantua, and in 1892 was name Patriarchal Archbishop of Venice. And, on August 4, 1903, he was elected Pope, “a man of God who knew the unhappiness of the world and the hard-ships of life, and in the greatness of his heart wanted to comfort everybody.”
The primary aim of his pontificate Pius X announced in his first encyclical letter, “to renew all things in Christ.” Here we need but allude to his decree on early and frequent reception of holy Communion; his motu proprio on church music; his encouragement of daily Bible reading and the establishment of various biblical institutes; his reorganization of the Roman ecclesiasti-cal offices; his work on the codification of canon law; his incisive stand against Modernism, that “synthesis of all heresies.” All these were means toward the reali-zation of his main objective of renewing all things in Christ.
The outbreak of the first World War, practically on the date of the eleventh anniversary of his election to the See of Peter, was the blow that occasioned his death. Bronchitis developed within a few days, and on August 20, 1914, Pius X succumbed to "the last affliction that the Lord will visit on me." He had said in his will, "I was born poor, I have lived poor, I wish to die poor." His sanctity and his power to work miracles were soon recognized. Pius X was the first Pope canonized since Saint Pius V in 1672.
“He was one of those chosen few men whose personali-ty is irresistible. Everyone was moved by his simplicity and his angelic kindness. Yet it was something more that carried him into all hearts: and that 'something' is best defined by saying that all who were ever admitted to his presence had a deep conviction of being face to face with a saint.” (Baron von Pastor)
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