fàA XwãtÜw P ARISH 1423 Kimball Ave, Waterloo, Iowa 50702 (319) 233-8060 | www.sted.org | [email protected]The mission of St. Edward Parish is to be an evangelizing community by faith, with love, in hope.Parish Center 233-8060 Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs ... 8am - 4pm Wed ..................... 8am - 5:15pm Fri ....................... 8am - 2:45pm Parish Staff Father Scott Bullock Pastor Ray Larsen Deacon Rick Lynch Deacon Brett Rauzi Pastoral Associate Anastasia Nicklaus Liturgy/Music Coord. Toni Pint-Burke Business Manager Jessica Hert Admin. Assistant June 17, 2018Pastoral Care of Sick & Homebound: Please call the Parish Center office or visit http://sted.org/member-care Membership & Registration: Online registration available or visit the Parish Center office. St. Edward School 233-6202 Aaron Becker, Principal Bl. Maria Assunta Pallotta Middle School 232-6592 Tom Novotney, Principal Columbus Catholic High School 233-3358 Aaron Ferrie, Principal St. Edward Early Childhood 234-1835 Susie Schaefer, Director Waterloo Faith Formation Office 233-0498 www.waterloocatholics.org Waterloo Faith Formation Representative Laureen Sandoval 319-234-7841 Pastoral Council Chair Corey Vesely 319-505-3547 Finance Chair Jim Thielen 319-269-2929 CVCS Parish Board Representative Lisa Wall 319-504-6540 Prayer Chain 233-1720 ext. 5 or online at www.sted.org Mass Schedule Saturday 5:15pm Sunday 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00am Weekdays See Inside Sacrament of Reconciliation Weekdays immediately following Masses until all are heard; excluding School Masses Saturday 4:00 - 4:50pm Sacrament of Baptism Call the Parish Center to schedule. Sacrament of Matrimony Ordinarily, arrangements should be made six months in advance. Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick Individual celebration upon request. S ACRAMENTAL L IFE
The mission of St. Edward Parish is to be !an evangelizing community by faith, with love, in hope.!
! Parish Center 233-8060
Hours: Mon, Tues, Thurs ... 8am - 4pm
Wed ..................... 8am - 5:15pm
Fri ....................... 8am - 2:45pm
Parish Staff
Father Scott Bullock Pastor
Ray Larsen Deacon
Rick Lynch Deacon
Brett Rauzi Pastoral Associate
Anastasia Nicklaus Liturgy/Music Coord.
Toni Pint-Burke Business Manager
Jessica Hert Admin. Assistant
June 17, 2018!
Pastoral Care of Sick & Homebound: Please call the Parish Center office
or visit http://sted.org/member-care
Membership & Registration: Online registration available or
visit the Parish Center office.
St. Edward School 233-6202 Aaron Becker, Principal Bl. Maria Assunta Pallotta Middle School 232-6592 Tom Novotney, Principal Columbus Catholic High School 233-3358 Aaron Ferrie, Principal St. Edward Early Childhood 234-1835 Susie Schaefer, Director Waterloo Faith Formation Office 233-0498
www.waterloocatholics.org
Waterloo Faith Formation Representative Laureen Sandoval 319-234-7841 Pastoral Council Chair Corey Vesely 319-505-3547 Finance Chair Jim Thielen 319-269-2929 CVCS Parish Board Representative Lisa Wall 319-504-6540 Prayer Chain 233-1720 ext. 5
or online at www.sted.org
Mass Schedule Saturday 5:15pm
Sunday 7:30, 9:00 & 11:00am
Weekdays See Inside
Sacrament of Reconciliation Weekdays immediately following
Masses until all are heard; excluding
School Masses
Saturday 4:00 - 4:50pm
Sacrament of Baptism Call the Parish Center to schedule.
Sacrament of Matrimony Ordinarily, arrangements should be
made six months in advance.
Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick ! Individual celebration upon request.
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Rest in Peace
Our deepest sympathy and prayers to the families of: !Diane Wagner, wife of Joe !Alton Lovstuen, father of Traci Freeseman !May they rest in peace.!
What To Do With Blessed Palm Branches?
With the conclusion of the Easter season, you may be wondering what to do with the palm branches that we used to mark the beginning of Holy Week. Since they are blessed at Palm Sunday Mass, these branches or fronds serve as a sacramental, an item meant to draw us closer to the celebration of the seven sacraments. The branches can be used in reverent decoration in the home, or disposed of by being buried in the ground or burned, with the ashes spread on the ground.!You can also place palms in the baskets under the tables of the church entries by June 24, and the liturgy committee will reverently dispose of them for you.!
From the Pastor!!
!��We recently received the news of the resignation of a mem-ber of our parish staff, Jessica Hert, who has served as our parish’s Receptionist and Administrative Assistant to our staff. We thank Jessica for her fine service to the parish and wish her well with her new endeavors! The position in which Jessica served is such an important role!being the first voice and face of the parish to our visitors and members alike. With the change of staff, we have also taken the occasion to consider how the role is structured and how it best can respond to the needs of our parish. So, if you might be interested in this full�time position (32�36 hours/week) or know someone who might be, information is available on our par-ish website, through indeed.com or through the parish office. We would particularly appreciate your encouraging an application by anyone who you think might do well for the position!�!
!��Our Cedar Valley Catholic Schools made the news this last week as the result of an over�a�year�long process that has been underway to assess the best functioning of our school system and how we can provide the highest quality Catholic School education for our youth. I reproduce the news release that followed our Board’s meeting to communicate clearly the results of the Board’s deliberation of the near future of the structuring of our schools:�!
STATEMENT REGARDING THE JUNE 7 BOARD MEETING�
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Last night, Cedar Valley Catholic Schools (CVCS) held its monthly Board meeting. This meeting received much attention in the com-munity and in the media due to the nature of the agenda. After much deliberation, discussion and careful review, the Board voted last night to leave Sacred Heart School open for the 2018�19 school year with grade sharing determined by current enrollments between all elementary buildings, with transportation provided when needed.�!
What does this mean?�This means that for the 2018�19 school year, CVCS will continue to operate all five buildings. However, due to enrollment and space issues, consolidation of some classes across some elementary schools may take place. For example, for the 2018�19 school year preschool programs at Sacred Heart and Blessed Sacrament will remain combined into one location at Blessed Sacrament. This is to more efficiently utilize our space and resources, while continu-ing to provide a quality Catholic education. We have a responsibil-ity to be good fiscal stewards of our schools, and finances must be taken into consideration. Any decisions on other classes affected will be determined in the next few weeks and will be communicat-ed to CVCS families.�!
What’s next for CVCS?�The Board will continue to review the facilities study and establish a clear communication process over the next few months. The facilities study provided by ISG�Struxture provides guidance and options for consideration with all CVCS buildings. Additionally, other factors will also be discussed, including financial sustainabil-ity, staffing, enrollment numbers and available space. These will be taken into consideration, as next steps are determined.�!
In closing, the Board will continue to review all options for a sus-tainable CVCS for years to come. The Board is very optimistic about all of the possibilities for Cedar Valley Catholic Schools, and how they can help shepherd the future of Catholic education in the Cedar Valley ��� while taking into account the best interests of all CVCS students and families. Let us all take a moment to prayerful-ly consider how we can each positively contribute to advancing our Catholic school community in the months ahead.��
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Let’s continue to pray for our schools and the deliberations of our Board and other administrators!!�
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Have a joyful week!!Fr. Scott Bullock!
Mass Intentions!!!
Mon, June 18!Weekday in Ordinary Time �1 Kgs 21:1�16/Mt 5:38�42�� 7:30 am� � Lois Hansen †�!!
Tues, June 19!Weekday in Ordinary Time �1 Kgs 21:17�29/Mt 5:43�48 �� 7:30 am� � Clara Horihan †�!!
Wed, June 20!Weekday in Ordinary Time �2 Kgs 2:1, 6�14/Mt 6:1�6, 16�18 �� 5:30 pm� � James Ambrose †!!!
Thurs, June 21!St. Aloysius Gonzaga, Religious �Sir 48:1�14/Mt 6:7�15 �� 7:30 am� � Agnes Ludwig †�!!
Fri, June 22!Weekday in Ordinary Time �2 Kgs 11:1�4, 9�18, 20/Mt 6:19�23 �� 7:30 am� � Rochelle Nicolette Perry † �!!
Sat, June 23!Weekday in Ordinary Time �2 Chr 24:17�25/Mt 6:24�34�� 5:15 pm� � Louis Schmitz †!!!
Sun, June 24!The Nativity of St. John the Baptist�Is 49:1�6/Acts 13:22�26/Lk 1:57�66, 80 �� 7:30 am� � Dorothy & Paul Scherrer †�� 9:00 am� � Pat Kramer †�� 11:00 am�� People of the Parish�
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June 18: Discussion Night, 7pm Topic: God’s Revelation: Sacra-
ments Intro!
June 20: Listening Session for For-mer & Inactive Catholics, 7pm !June 28: Summer Forum Series, 7pm Topic: The Myths Surrounding Religious Freedom!
COR Golf Fundraiser!Thank you to everyone who golfed in the second annual COR Golf Fundraiser, to Red Carpet Golf Course for being absolutely wonderful to work with, and our amazing spon-sors. Please support them!!* Cottonwood Canyon Coffee Shop!* EMBARC!!
* Cedar Valley Bicycle Collective!* Sacred Heart Knights of Columbus Council � 16904!* Primrose Heating!* John & Margaret McCoy!* K.J. & Cheryl Einsweiler!
Volunteer Need We are currently in need of volunteers to assist with our ministry of giving parishioners a ride to Mass. This is a sim-ple, yet important way you can help those in need, right here in our parish! You can commit to as many or as few weekends as your schedule allows, and are able to choose which mass you would like to give the person a ride to. If you are interested or would like more info, please contact Brett Rauzi at 319�233�8060 or [email protected].!
Waterloo Totus Tuus — July 22-27 The Waterloo parishes will again be hosting Totus Tuus, a Catholic summer program. Its goal is to invite and challenge kids to be dynamic disciples of Jesus and is run by a travel-ing team of 4 college students. Totus Tuus is NOT religious education or school. You do NOT have to be Catholic to attend.!Both Programs will be at St. Edward School!!� High School (Grades 7�12) July 22�26 from 7�9:15pm.!!� Grade School (Grades 1�6) July 23�27 from 9am�
2:30pm!
Cost: $5/child or $10 for 2+ children!Registration sheets at church entrances and online at http://waterloocatholics.org/new�totus-tuus. Drop off or mail com-pleted applications to 600 Stephan Ave. Waterloo, IA 50701. Spots are limited so sign up early! Contact Kelleryn Rauzi 233�0744/[email protected] OR Renae Brandle [email protected] for questions or more info.!
Summer RE Registration There is still time to register for Summer Religious Educa-tion! Summer RE (Grades K�8) is held at St. Edward Catho-lic School June 18�29 9am�12pm.!Want to register?: Contact Kelleryn Rauzi; [email protected] or 319�233�0744!Questions about the program?: Contact Stacie Mills: [email protected] or 319�830�5038.!
Faith Formation Leader Opening The parishes of Waterloo are seeking a full�time Faith For-mation Leader whose primary responsibility will be religious education programs for children and youth. (Find more info at www.waterloocatholics.org) BA and experience in faith formation, pastoral ministry, education or a related field is preferred. Send resumé to Becky McElroy at [email protected] or Waterloo Catholic Faith For-mation Office (Attn: Becky),!600 Stephan Ave., Waterloo, IA 50701. !
Building & Grounds Ministry Summer at St Edward means it’s time to clean, paint, and spruce things up around the campus. Steve, our awesome maintenance expert, could use some help periodically...moving classroom furniture in and out as rooms get cleaned, hauling things from place to place, and cleaning projects around the buildings and grounds.!Please chat about these needs with your family and contact Toni if there are members of your family with interest and availability for!this ministry service. 319.233.8060 [email protected]!There’s lots of need, so feel free to suggest any dates and times. Thank you for your prayerful consideration!!
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Men’s New Melleray Contemplative Experience August 6�18. The abbot and monks of New Melleray Abbey invite you to experience a way of life wholly ordered to pray-er and contemplation. For two weeks you will be immersed in our Cistercian way of life and we will share with you the fruits of monastic spirituality. Interested men 21�45 years of age are invited to contact Fr. Stephen at [email protected] for more information.!
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GRACE, MERCY AND JUSTIFICATION���!Wed, June 20.! Wed, July 25.!!Wed, August 8.!!6:30pm.!St. Patrick Church.! Here is an opportunity to learn what these words mean and how they apply to our lives as Catholics. For info, call the parish office at 319�266�3523.!!
THE BIBLE TIMELINE SERIES���!!Starts in September. "The Bible Timeline��The Story of Salvation" is a popular and comprehensive, 12�week video series which provides an overview of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Info at:!bit.do/bible�timeline!!!
ADULT CONFIRMATION��� If you are an active adult Cath-olic who has not celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation, the Catholic Parishes in Waterloo invite you to celebrate this sacrament during the coming year.! Info at 319�233�0498 and online at!https://waterloocatholics.org/adult�confirmation !
An Evangelizing Community Brett Rauzi, Pastoral Associate!!
As the school year comes to an end, graduations wrap up, and the temperature outside remains consistently warm (or hot!), we begin to settle into the pace of a new summer. As we settle into this new season, we have also settled now into the liturgical season of Ordinary Time, which we will continue in all through the Summer and upcoming Fall.!!
Often times, it seems to me that we don’t focus as much on Ordinary Time as we do on other seasons of our Church year. This is, perhaps, in large part because the other litur-gical seasons have a clearer focus to us. For example, we know that Lent is the forty day period in which we prepare ourselves to celebrate the Resurrection of Jesus at Easter. We know that Easter is the fifty day season in which we celebrate the Lord’s Resurrection. These seasons have a shorter number of days, and a rather clear focus. But what are we supposed to make of Ordinary Time?!!
There are two temptations when looking at Ordinary Time. The first is to be deceived by the name given the season (ORDINARY Time), and think that this is a season of some-what less importance than the others. The other temptation is to view Ordinary Time as the sort of “filler” material that comes in between the other Church seasons.!!
A college professor of mine once remarked “Ordinary Time is anything but ordinary!” Do not be deceived by the name we give this season. The weeks of Ordinary Time are of pivotal importance as we journey through the liturgical year. As the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops tells us: “The Sundays and weeks of Ordinary Time take us through the life of Christ. This is the time of conversion. This is the time of living the life of Christ.” !!
As the Bishops tell us, as we journey through the weeks and Sundays of Ordinary Time, we hear in Scripture of the teachings and ministry of Jesus throughout the three year period that he traveled through what we now call the Holy Land. As we hear these teachings, hear once again of the miracles he performed, we are called then to, as the Bish-ops tell us, live the life of Christ…to take these teachings and live them in our own lives.!!
The Bishops tell us further:!“Ordinary Time is a time for growth and maturation, a time in which the mystery of Christ is called to penetrate ever more deeply into history until all things are finally caught up in Christ. The goal, toward which all of history is directed, is represented by the final Sunday in Ordinary Time, the So-lemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe.”!!
As we settle into this summer, and settle into these weeks of Ordinary time, I encourage you to take these summer months as an opportunity for growth and maturation in your faith. Don’t let these weeks of Ordinary Time be ordinary! This is the time of conversion. This is the time of living the life of Christ!!!
Reflect this week:!!� As you enter into summer, what is
one concrete step you can take to
make sure your faith remains a part of
your summer plans? (For example, if
you are traveling, look up a nearby
Church and Mass schedule.) !
Enjoy Waterloo: Summer Calendar ! Let’s enjoy each other’s company and experience our beautiful town this summer. All events are family friendly. RSVP/Contact Ellen Kuchera at 319�349�6710 (text/call) or [email protected] for more details. �Sun, June 24�Hartman Reserve Nature Center Mini�Retreat. 2�4:30 pm. We will open with prayer, have silent reflection in the middle, and will close with sharing and prayer.�Save the Date: Summer Forum: Young Adult Night�July 24, 7pm. !
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