of Penance (in the Chapel)/Reconciliación (en la capilla): Sábado 3 p.m., Tuesday/Martes, Sacrament of Baptism/Bautismos: appointment required preparation. contact the parish Sacrament of Please call the office at least six months advance of the marriage./Por favor llama la oficina con seis meses de anticipación. Weekend Mass Schedule/ Horarios de Misas en el fin de Semana: Saturday/Sábado: 5 p.m. Sunday/Domingo: 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m. Spanish/Español 1 p.m., LifeTeen 5 p.m. Weekday Mass Times: Misa Diaría: Monday-Friday/Lunes -Viernes: 8:30 a.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday/ Martes, Miercoles, Viernes: 12:15 p.m. Miércoles (Español): 6:30 p.m. First Saturday/Sábado Primero: 8:30 a.m. Building on a Foundaon of Faith Edificando sobre una Base de Fe. Est. 1876 Diocese of Boise/Diócesis de Boise WORSHIP • SERVE • GROW • GIVE • BELONG May 6, 2018 • SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER FIND US ONLINE! WWW.BOISECATHEDRAL.ORG 707 N. 8th St. • Boise, ID 83702 Phone: 208.342.3511 (office/oficina)
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of Penance (in the Chapel)/Reconciliación
(en la capilla): Sábado 3 p.m., Tuesday/Martes,
Sacrament of Baptism/Bautismos: appointment
required preparation. contact the parish
Sacrament of Please call the
office at least six months advance of the marriage./Por favor
llama la oficina con seis meses de anticipación.
Weekend Mass Schedule/
Horarios de Misas en el fin de Semana:
Saturday/Sábado: 5 p.m.
Sunday/Domingo: 8 a.m., 10 a.m., 11:30 a.m.
Spanish/Español 1 p.m., LifeTeen 5 p.m.
Weekday Mass Times: Misa Diaría:
Monday-Friday/Lunes -Viernes: 8:30 a.m.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday/
Martes, Miercoles, Viernes: 12:15 p.m.
Miércoles (Español): 6:30 p.m.
First Saturday/Sábado Primero: 8:30 a.m.
Building on a Foundation of Faith
Edificando sobre una Base de Fe.
Est. 1876 Diocese of Boise/Diócesis de Boise WORSHIP • SERVE • GROW • GIVE • BELONG
May 6, 2018 • SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER
FIND US ONLINE! WWW.BOISECATHEDRAL.ORG
707 N. 8th St. • Boise, ID 83702 Phone: 208.342.3511 (office/oficina)
ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL BULLETIN 05.06.18
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FR. ANTONIO’S CORNER LEADERSHIP A Reflection for the Sixth
Sunday of Easter
.The more You give away, the more You
receive
We live in a culture of “instant gratification.” This is, without any doubt, one of the most visible characteristic features of modern society. Since the publication of the great work of Gerhard Schulze, “The Experience Society; The Sociology of Contemporary Civilization” (1992), studies have multiplied about the behavior of people in modern society. In these studies, the “Western person” is described as someone who seeks immediate gratification. He/she is not much concerned about the past and does not expect much about what the future may bring. Just in case there exist nothing beyond death, the Western person throws wholeheartedly into enjoying the present moment to the full. This seems to be for us “the most reasonable strategy.” Namely, to try to get the entire juice one can from the here and now without depriving oneself of anything. The aim is to squeeze the juice of every moment for our own personal advantage and satisfaction, because tomorrow maybe too late already. The reasons for such an attitude seem clear. We are subjected to the pressure of a dizzying pace. Everything changes constantly. What has full validity today is outdated tomorrow. One cannot stop at anything. Modern authors speak in all languages repeatedly the same words, “transitory,” “instabilidad,” “précarité,” “insecurity,” “incertezza,” “transitorio,” and so forth. Nothing seems safe and durable any longer. It is best to hold on to the
present and just enjoy life, just in case. Such an attitude begins already to configure the various areas of our life. There are no lasting commitments. People depend on the wishes and desires of the moment. What matters is that life is interesting and fun. Marriage is not any longer a commitment “until death do us part” but a contract “while our personal satisfactions are fulfilled.” This attitude to seek immediate satisfaction also affects the way we understand and live the religious world. People are interested in emotions, in what is exciting, and the novelty of things. People take rather what seems to be exotic, liturgical paraphernalia, return to Latin, and abandons that which looks too vulgar, simple and familiar, because it is already known or old, just because it is known forever. It is not difficult to grasp in all of this an attitude of stampede and evasion, a “lack of seriousness” as Soren Kierkegaard would say. Hence, the importance of listening to the call of Christ in today’s Gospel: “Abide in my love… If you keep my commandments, you will abide in my love” (John 15: 9-10). In following Christ, what matters is not feelings, emotions or news, but knowing to “remain” faithful in love. Existence is not only fun and entertainment. It is also the responsibility of taking up our daily cross and follow Jesus to Golgotha. Only from there comes out true life.
Five Minutes with the Lord
Daily Readings for the Week of May 7-May 13
Monday: ACTS 16: 11-15 JN 15:
26—16:4a
Tuesday: ACTS 16: 22-34; JN 16:
5-11
Wednesday: ACTS 17: 15, 22—
18:1; JN 16: 12-15
Thursday: ACTS 18: 1-8; JN 16: 16-
20
Friday: ACTS 18: 9-18; JN 16: 20-
23
Saturday: ACTS 18: 23-28 JN 16:
23b-28
Sunday, May 13
(spend time with the Sunday
readings before mass)
ACTS 1: 1-11;EPH 1: 17-23; MK 16:
15-20
ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL BULLETIN 05.06.18
PARISH CALENDAR: May 6– May 13 Sunday, May 6
Sixth Sunday of Easter
7:25-7:55 a.m.: Rosary
8-9 a.m.: Mass (Betty Bauer, deceased)
10-11 a.m.: Mass (pro populo)
11:30am-12:30 p.m.: Mass (Dean N.,
living)
1-2pm: p.m.: Mass (español)
3:00pm: Cathedral Docent Tours
5-6 p.m.: Mass: (Alex Salviyo, birthday)
Monday, May 7
8-8:20 a.m.: Liturgy of the Hours
8:30-9 a.m.: Mass (Robert & Linda Black,
wedding anniversary)
9:30-11: a.m.: Legion of Mary
6:30pm: RCIA
6:30pm: Bible Study
Tuesday, May 8
6-7 a.m.: Men’s Fellowship Group
8-8:20 a.m.: Liturgy of the Hours
8:30am: Mass (Ellen Graben, deceased)
10:00am: CGS (Atrium)
12:15-12:45p.m.: Mass (Bob Di Grazia,
healing)
12:45-1:45 p.m.: Reconciliation
8:00pm– 9:30pm: Coro San Juan
Wednesday, May 9
7-8 a.m.: Fourth Day Prayer Group
8:30am: Mass (Hays Kramer, deceased)
9-10 a.m.: Adoration
10:00am: CGS (Atrium)
12:15pm: Mass (Betty Bauer, deceased)
6:00pm: St. Vincent de Paul
Thursday, May 10
8:00am: Liturgy of the Hours
8:30am: Mass (Mary Ruth Cordero,
deceased)
4:00pm: CGS (Atrium)
Friday, May 11
8-8:20 a.m.: Liturgy of the Hours
8:30-9 a.m.: Mass (Bill & Jayne Teske,
wedding anniversay)
10:00am: CGS (Atrium)
12:15: Mass (Pat Wacker, deceased)
7:00pm: Adult Formation (Spanish)
7:00pm: Baptism Prep (Spanish)
Saturday, May 12
8:30am: First Saturday Mass
10:00am: Spanish Baptism
3:00pm: Reconciliation
5:00pm: Mass (Carley Family Intention)
7:30pm: Fatima International Rosary
8:00pm: Reception after International
Rosary
Sunday, May 13
The Ascension of the Lord
7:25-7:55 a.m.: Rosary
9:00am: Child Loss Retreat
8-9 a.m.: Mass (Sylvia Rickard, healing)
10-11 a.m.: Mass (pro populo)
11:30am-12:30 p.m.: Mass (Virginia
Anderson, deceased)
1-2pm: p.m.: Mass (español)
3:00pm: Cathedral Docent Tours
5-6 p.m.: Mass: (Peg Sterling, deceased)
LITURGICAL MINISTERS
Lectors: May 12-13
Sat. 5pm: Kathy Brady, Mike Sharpes
8 a.m.: Mark Bolland, Rick Metzger
10a.m.: Gina Burns, Terri Caminiti
11:30a.m.: Roberta Gorman, Mark Geraty
5p.m.: LifeTeen lectors
Extraordinary Ministers: May 12-13
Sat. 5pm: Team 4
8a.m.: Team DD
10a.m.: Team D
11:30am: Team IV
The Ascension of the Lord is May 13.
ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL BULLETIN 05.06.18
OUR ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK:
NUESTRA ANUNCIANTE DE LA SEMANA:
PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS
VOCATIONS NEWS:
Our parish's second Traveling Chalice has begun "traveling!" Many thanks to these parishioners who'll have the Chalice in their home for a week between now and June 7, as a special reminder to pray for vocations: Steve & Adelaide Fredriksen, Adam &
Carolyn Pereira, Rhonda Morton, the Hatfield family, Mike & Colette Cowman, and the McGarry family. If you'd like to have the Chalice for a week in your home this coming summer, you're invited to contact Jim & Mary Ellen Nourse at 208-322-0603 or
PARISH & COMMUNITY: Returning Catholic? Are you considering giving your Catholic faith a second chance? In some cases life is what happens while your busy making plans and somewhere along the way your faith was misplaced. Or perhaps something happened earlier that soured you on the Church but your recognize that "throwing out the baby" (your Catholic faith) with the bath water (whatever went wrong)" isn't a smart move. Whatever it is, if you're considering giving your Catholic faith a second chance contact us at the Parish Office or email [email protected]. We're here to help you on your faith journey.
St. Joe’s 6th grade class recently experienced a one-of-a-kind learning experience at the University of Idaho's McCall Outdoor Science
School (MOSS) – Idaho’s only publicly operated K-12 outdoor school.
The kids studied and explored Ponderosa State Park and Payette Lake, blogging about their adventures each day. They hiked all over the park—many on snow shoes—to identify the trees and the different ecosystems found in the park Their field instructors were
University of Idaho graduate students who taught them all about the geology of McCall along with an understanding of how all ecosys-
tems are important.
At the end of the week, teams presented results of their week-long science experiments through videos starring the kids themselves.
Topics included: types of trees in the forest where lichen are commonly found, favored habitat of the woodpeckers found in Ponderosa Park, and how
the different types of water in the park (lake, marsh and tap) heated up over time. All the students created an egg drop, using materials to make an egg
capsule and parachute. They also worked on figuring out how individuals can help or harm the water shed. They even listened to a graduate discuss her
findings on habitats of bats—in poem form!
Mrs. Mary McClure, Mr. Ricardo Yanci and Mrs. Mary Seibert attended as faculty chaperones. And huge thanks to all the parents who attended the week as well. MOSS would not be possible without the parent volunteers who spend the week learning along with our students!
St. Joe’s 6th Grade Experiences
McCall Outdoor Science School
825 W. Fort Street Boise, ID 83702 208.342.4909 www.stjoes.com Facebook: stjoes.1900 Twitter: StJoesBoise Instagram: stjoesboise
Vivimos en una cultura de “gratificación instantánea:” Esta es, sin duda, una de las características más visibles de la sociedad moderna. Desde la publicación del gran trabajo de Gerhard Schulze, "The Experience Society; La sociología de la civilización contemporánea "(1992), se han multiplicado los estudios sobre el comportamiento de las personas en la
sociedad moderna. En estos estudios, la “persona occidental” se describe como alguien que busca gratificación inmediata. Él /ella no está muy preocupado por el pasado y no espera mucho acerca de lo que puede traernos el futuro. En caso de que no exista nada más allá de la muerte, la persona occidental se lanza de todo corazón a disfrutar plenamente del momento presente. Esto parece ser para nosotros “la estrategia más razonable.” Es decir, tratar de obtener todo el jugo que uno pueda del aquí y ahora sin privarse de nada. El objetivo es exprimir el jugo de cada momento para nuestra propia ventaja y satisfacción personal, porque mañana tal vez ya sea demasiado tarde. Las razones de tal actitud parecen claras. Estamos sometidos a la presión de un ritmo vertiginoso. Todo cambia constantemente. Lo que tiene validez completa hoy, está desactualizado mañana. Uno no puede detenerse en nada. Los autores modernos hablan en todos los idiomas repetidamente las mismas palabras, "transitorio", "inestabilidad", "precariedad", "inseguridad", "incertezza", "transitorio", etc. Nada parece seguro y duradero. Lo mejor es aferrarse al presente y disfrutar de la vida, por si acaso. Tal actitud comienza también a configurar las diversas áreas de nuestra vida. No hay compromisos duraderos. La gente depende de los deseos y sentimientos del momento. Lo que importa es que la vida sea interesante y divertida. El matrimonio ya no es un compromiso “hasta que la muerte nos separe,” sino un contrato “mientras nuestras satisfacciones personales se cumplan.” Entrar en libre relación. Esta actitud de buscar la satisfacción inmediata, también afecta la manera en que entendemos y vivimos el fenómeno religioso. La gente está interesada en las emociones, en lo que es emocionante y en la novedad de las cosas. La gente quiere más bien lo que parece ser accesorio, parafernalia litúrgica exótica, vuelve al latín y abandona lo que parece demasiado vulgar, simple y familiar, porque eso ya es conocido o viejo, simplemente porque se lo conoce desde siempre. No es difícil ver en todo esto una actitud de estampida y evasión, una “falta de seriedad y compromiso” como diría Soren Kierkegaard. De ahí la importancia de escuchar hoy la llamada de Cristo en el Evangelio: “Permanezcan en mi amor ... si guardan mis mandamientos, permanecerán en mi amor" (Juan 15: 9-10). Al seguir a Cristo, lo que
importa no son los sentimientos, las emociones o las noticias, sino saber "permanecer" fiel en el amor. La existencia no es solo diversión y entretenimiento. También es responsabilidad de tomar nuestra cruz diaria y seguir a Jesús al Gólgota. Solo a partir de ahí nace la verdadera vida.
Platicas de preparación Bautismal 2018
775 N. 8th St. Boise Id 83702- 7:00 p.m.
Favor de traer con usted una copia del acta de nacimiento del
niño/a
11 de mayo, 8 de junio, 13 de julio, 10 de agosto, 14 de septiem-
bre, 12 de octubre, 9 de noviembre
14 de diciembre
Fechas de Bautizos los sábados 2018
en la Catedral -10:00 a.m.
2 de junio, 7 de julio, 4 de Agosto, 1 de septiembre, 6 de octubre,
3 de noviembre, 1 de diciembre
Bautizos los domingos 2018
en la Catedral durante la Misa de la 1:00 p.m.
20 de mayo, 17 de junio, 22 de julio, 19 de agosto, 21 de octu-
bre, 18 de noviembre
No bautizos durante Adviento o Cuaresma
Registraciones en la oficina
Sacramento de Matrimonio
Les pedimos por favor que llamen a la oficina
parroquial seis meses antes de la fecha que ustedes
están considerando planear la Boda.
ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL BULLETIN 05.06.18
AVISOS PARA NUESTRA COMUNIDAD HISPANA
Le Bendición para Quinceañer@s
se celebrarán en la Parroquia Catedral de San Juan Evangelista, durante la misa de la
1:00 de la tarde los siguientes días:
27 de mayo, 24 de junio, 29 de julio, 26 de agosto, 30 de septiembre, 28 de octubre,
25 de noviembre.
*No bendición de quinceañ@eros durante el Adviento y la cuaresma
LA CAMPAÑA CATOLICA DEL DIEZMO EN IDAHO 2018: Muchas gracias a las 397 familias de San Juan quienes han participado en la Campaña. A partir del 27 de abril han dando un total de $223,029.00 para cumplir la meta de $175,160.00 (127.3%). Ya la parte de la Campaña que pertence a la Catedral es $30,353.00. Se pide la participación de todas las familias de la Catedral, cada familia según sus recursos. Hay sobres de la Campaña en la entrada de la Catedral. Favor, ponga su donativo en la colecta de la misa de uno de los próximos domingos. Muchas gracias a los dirigentes de la Campaña por su colaboración: Kevin y Colleen Jones y Clemente y Mary Romiro! Somos “Una Fe, Una Esperanza, Una Familia en Dios” y participemos en esta colecta anual para sostener la vida y los ministerios de nuestra Iglesia Diocesana en Idaho.
ST. JOHN’S CATHEDRAL BULLETIN 05.06.18
PARISH & COMMUNITY:
The online “Formed.org” program is like “Netflix for Catholics” and it’s free! The Cathedral has an annual subscription that allows all parishioners free access. You have a wide variety of topics as well as formats to access new opportunities for faith formation. Go to their website and use the following password: 82F2DN when you create your account at Formed.org.
Stairway to Heaven: Consider donating
Mail contributions to: “Stairway to Heaven”
707 N. 8th Street; Boise, ID 83702
Featured parish ministry: Safety Committee
This week we pray in gratitude for those serving our parish through the ministry of Safety Committee. Lord bless those who are serving in this ministry with courage and perseverance and grant that many will be inspired by their example and faith. Help the men and women of our parish to hear your call to serve our community in a ministry to address their own needs and those of our parish who thirst for your presence.
“In, but not of” — if you’ve spent much time Christian circles, you’re probably familiar with this slogan. In the world, but not of the world. It captures a truth about Jesus’s followers. There’s a real sense in which we are “in” this world, but not “of” it. This week’s featured ministry acknowledges the challenges of being “in” with the reality of our earthly existence. This is a newer ministry here at the Cathedral, that aims to support a safe and secure environment for parishioners to worship and parish staff to serve. It consists of volunteers who are willing to step up and serve as a first responder in the event of an incident at a parish event. Some training is required to deal with specific situations, but it’s worthwhile has it helps to maintain a safe environment for all. If you’d be interested in being a part of this ministry, contact our Pastoral Associate Oralia Lorenzana at [email protected]
CHILDREN'S COLLECTION: In late March a $2,000.00
donation from St. John's Children's Collection was sent to
Aid to the Church in Need in support of its Nineveh Plains
Project--to aid a Christian Family with children return to
their home in Iraq. Recently a letter of acknowledgement
was received, in part it read, "Thank you for your generous
gift. . . . It is only through kind and generous people like you
that we are able to accomplish our mission of aiding the
persecuted Church and her faithful." (signed) Fr. Hugh
Barbour, Spiritual Director and Sarkis Boghjalian, Executive
Director. To learn more about Aid to the Church in Need
visit www.churchinneed.org.
Thanks to all the children whose Sunday donations in the
Children's Collection have made this gift possible.
IDAHO CATHOLIC APPEAL: Many thanks to the 397 St. John families who thus far have participated in the Idaho Catholic Appeal. As of April 27th, $223,029.00 has been given/pledged, thus completing the Cathedral’s Appeal goal of $175,160.00 (127.3%). If all pledges are paid the Cathedral’s share will be $30,353.00. All families of the Cathedral are requested to participate in the Idaho Catholic Appeal, each family according to their abilities. Appeal envelopes may be found at the doors of the Cathedral. Please place your contribution in the collection of any of the next several Sundays. Or you may give on-line at www.CatholicIdaho.org, select “Giving.” Many thanks to the Appeal Chairs for their collaboration: Kevin and Colleen Jones and Clemente and Mary Romiro! We are “One Faith, One Hope, One Family in God” and we participate in this annual collection to support the life and ministries of our Diocesan Church in Idaho.
St. John’s Cathedral is pleased to announce the establishment of a new
scholarship fund for St. John’s Parishioners!
The St. John’s Scholarship Endowment will award two (2) one-time $500
scholarships for St. John’s Cathedral Parishioners. Money can be used
toward tuition and fees at St. Joseph’s Catholic School (grades 1-8),
Bishop Kelly High School (grades 9-12), or any accredited post-secondary
education (University of Idaho, College of Western Idaho, technical and
vocational schools, etc.). Two (2) $500 scholarships will be awarded for
the 2018-19 academic year.
Scholarships will be awarded based on: Personal and family involvement at St. John’s Cathedral, academic achievement,
and financial need. Scholarship money will be directed to the appropriate school for the recipient.
To be considered, please complete the online application posted on the parish website—www.boisecathedral.org. You may
also obtain an application from the Parish Office located at 707 N. 8th Street. Applications are due by 12:00 noon Monday,
May 21, 2018.
The St. John’s Scholarship Endowment is funded by contributions from the children’s weekly giving baskets and the gener-
osity of St. John’s parishioners.
MORE PARISH & COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS: Youth News:
LIFE TEEN MASS : Our Life Teen 5:00 Sunday Mass is in need of Eucharistic Ministers. If you are a Confirmed, practicing Catholic you qualify. We will train you, simple as that. If you are interested please contact Joanna @ 208/ 342-3511 ext. 105 to make arrangements to be trained. If you are already trained we ask that you please sign in on the board when serving as an EM at the Mass. We will also be training high school youth as “Acolytes” (elevated alter servers) for this Mass. If your high school youth is already serving as an alter server or would like to serve please contact Joanna @ 208/342-3511 ext. 105 CONFIRMATION* May 6th is required as it is our Service Project for the Cathedral. The Sacrament of Confirmation will be held on Wednesday May 2nd at 7:00pm here at The Cathedral. Please keep our Candidates in your prayers. APOLOGHETTI SUMMER CAMP July 30-August2, 2018 COST: $175 CASCADE LAKE 4HCAMP, DONNELLY REGISTRATION NOW OPEN @ APOLOGHETTI.COM
Please look for upcoming summer youth events! They will be advertised here in the bulletin and on our website as they
become available.
Once again, we will honor Our Lady of Fatima with the same obedience as the three little shepherd
children did 101 years ago, beginning in May. In honor of the Fatima Centennial, 2017, we began a new
tradition, opening the six months of Fatima Rosary devotions with an International Rosary, in the
Cathedral. We will continue that tradition. This year, with Mothers' Day falling on Sunday the 13th of
May, our International Rosary will be held on Saturday evening, May 12th, at 7:00, the Vigil of the 13th.
Legion of Mary and our Clergy invite you to come and honor our Lady of
Fatima as she asked, with the same spirit and love as the three little
shepherds, one hundred and one years ago.
Portugal, May 13th, 1917. Lucia, ten years old, Jacinta, seven, Francisco
almost nine had driven their sheep to the Cova da Iria. There was a flash
of lightening and the children hurried down the slope. Within a few steps a
small holm-oak appeared, where they saw a lady all dressed in white."She was more brilliant than
the sun" Lucia said. "The beautiful lady held her hands in front of her heart with a Rosary of white
beads in her right hand. "Be not afraid, the Lady said. "Who are you? Where are you from? What do
you want of me?" Lucia asked. The lady answered, "I am from Heaven. I have come to ask you to
come here for six months in succession on the 13th day at the same hour. Later on I will tell you who
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