Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh, North Carolina H OLY N AME OF J ESUS C ATHEDRAL Most Rev. Luis Rafael Zarama Bishop of Raleigh Rev. Msgr. David D. Brockman, V.G. Pastor Rev. John A. Kane, Parochial Vicar Rev. Pedro Muñoz, Parochial Vicar Deacons Michael Alig and Juan Banda Mass Times | Horario de Misa Saturday Vigil.................................. 5:00 PM Domingo............................................. 8:00 AM* Sunday..................................................7:00 AM Sunday................................................10:00 AM* Sunday.................................................12:00 PM Domingo.............................................. 2:00 PM (schedule is amended for to allow proper social distanc- ing and cleaning protocols amid Covid-19 precautions) *streamed on HNOJ YouTube NCSU Catholic Campus Ministry Sunday.................................................7:00 PM Forma Extraordinaria (Latin) First Sundays........................................4:30 PM Daily Mass 7:00 AM HNOJ currently suspended due to COVID-19 Monday-Friday..................................12:10 PM SHC Also, streamed Live via Facebook Live Miércoles y Jueves……………………..7:00 PM Sígano en Vivo solamente en Facebook Live Saturday.................................................9:00 AM SHC Confessions | Confesiones English: Saturdays 3:00-5:00 PM at Holy Name of Jesus Daily at Sacred Heart Church following the 12:10 pm Español: Sábado a las 3:00-5:00 PM a HNOJ Holy Hour | Hora Santa English: First Fridays, 11:00 AM at Sacred Heart Church Español: Jueves 7:00 PM a Capel del Todos Santos Adminstrative Information Parish Office: (P) 919-832-6030 (F) 919-833-4667 Physical Address: 715 Nazareth St, Raleigh 27606 Mailing Address: 219 W Edenton St., Raleigh 27603 Office Hours: 9:00 AM-4:00 PM, M-F General Email: [email protected]Website www.raleighcathedral.org Social Media @HolyNameNC #raleighcathedral My Parish App text ‘app’ to 88202 Please see the website or call the office for information on scheduling Weddings, Baptisms, Funerals, Quinceañeras and requesting Mass Intentions. You can also see the full staff directory on the parish website. June 28, 2020 • The 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Roman Catholic Diocese of Raleigh, North Carolina HOLY NAME OF J ESUS CATHEDRAL
Most Rev. Luis Rafael Zarama Bishop of Raleigh
Rev. Msgr. David D. Brockman, V.G. Pastor
Rev. John A. Kane, Parochial Vicar Rev. Pedro Muñoz, Parochial Vicar
Deacons Michael Alig and Juan Banda
Mass Times | Horario de Misa Saturday Vigil.................................. 5:00 PM Domingo.............................................8:00 AM* Sunday..................................................7:00 AM Sunday................................................10:00 AM* Sunday.................................................12:00 PM Domingo..............................................2:00 PM (schedule is amended for to allow proper social distanc-ing and cleaning protocols amid Covid-19 precautions) *streamed on HNOJ YouTube
NCSU Catholic Campus Ministry Sunday.................................................7:00 PM Forma Extraordinaria (Latin) First Sundays........................................4:30 PM Daily Mass 7:00 AM HNOJ currently suspended due to COVID-19
Monday-Friday..................................12:10 PM SHC Also, streamed Live via Facebook Live Miércoles y Jueves……………………..7:00 PM Sígano en Vivo solamente en Facebook Live Saturday.................................................9:00 AM SHC
Confessions | Confesiones English: Saturdays 3:00-5:00 PM at Holy Name of Jesus
Daily at Sacred Heart Church following the 12:10 pm
Español: Sábado a las 3:00-5:00 PM a HNOJ
Holy Hour | Hora Santa English: First Fridays, 11:00 AM at Sacred Heart Church Español: Jueves 7:00 PM a Capel del Todos Santos
Please see the website or call the office for information on scheduling Weddings, Baptisms, Funerals, Quinceañeras and requesting Mass Intentions. You can also see the full staff directory on the parish website.
June 28, 2020 •
The 13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
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FROM MONSIGNOR BROCKMAN Farewell and Welcome – As I announced, it is a pleasure and honor to be welcoming on June 30, 2020, both of our newly ordained priests to our Cathedral parish community, Father Matthew Nwafor and Father Jairo Mol-donado, both ordained to the Priesthood for the Diocese of Raleigh by Bishop Zarama on June 6, 2020. Father Nwafor has been appointed as Parochial Vicar here at Cathedral and Father Moldonado, to assist us temporarily in priestly ministry until September 2020, when we are expecting the arrival from Colombia of our additional appointed Parochial Vicar, Father Juan Andrés Gonzalez, CO. Father Gonzalez is a personal friend of Bishop Zarama and is a member of the Oratorian religious order, founded by Saint Philip Neri.
Additionally, I know you join me in expressing our great gratitude and assurances of continued prayers to both Father Pedro Munoz and Father John Kane as they both conclude their priestly ministry assignment to our Cathedral parish and transition to serve, respectively as Parochial Vicar at Infant of Prague Parish in Jacksonville and as Administrator of Saint Anthony of Padua Parish in Southern Pines.
In these waning days of precautions, we are challenged in offering a traditional farewell reception after the Sat-urday evening, Vigil of Sunday Mass and then a similar one to welcome our newly appointed clergy. Thus, as a way to express our affection, well wishes and prayers, we will be making available video messages from each priest, with the opportunity for you to add a personal written message to each priest. Additionally, Father Pedro and Father Kane will be available to greet you after each Mass on their last Sunday here at Cathedral, which is this weekend, June 28, 2020 and likewise Father Matthew and Father Jairo after each Mass on July 12, 2020. Re-call the current Sunday Mass schedule remains as follows: 8:00 and in Spanish, 10:00 am and 12:00 pm in English and 2:00 pm in Spanish.
Those Ordained to the Permanent Diaconate – The Diocese of Raleigh is very blessed to celebrate the ordina-tion yesterday on June 27, 2020 by Bishop Luis of the following new deacons, whose vocation it is to permanent-ly serve in that capacity as a deacon: Rick Keith Autry, Steven James Canali, Daniel Joseph Doban, George Fran-cis Keenan, Joshua Odel Klickman, Virgilio Maisonet, Gerardo Segundo Mercado Roman, John James Mullins, Arthur George Powers, Eric J. Rosario Ramos, Kevin Michael Sullivan, John Joseph Walsh, David Allen Wulff, Mat-thew Anthony Yurksaitis and Bernard Zdancewicz. Please join me in extending our prayers and best wishes to each of these as they begin their diaconal ministry in the various parishes to which they have been assigned.
Clear from sacred scripture and the Tradition of the first few centuries of the Church that the Office of Deacon was an important component in the pastoral and spiritual care of the faithful, especially with regard to care for the poor, those most in need, the imprisoned, the sick, as well as assisting at Mass and other liturgies with preaching and as the Celebrant for the Sacrament of Baptism, the Officiant for the Sacrament of Marriage and the presider for one or more components of a Funeral Liturgy.
The Necessity of Returning Thanks and Participating in the Mission – In some way, we are all reminded each and every day, just how much we have been blessed by Our Lord – much more than we deserve, if we step back and consider. How important it is then for all of us to prayerfully review how we are returning thanks to God on a regular basis through our stewardship of prayer, ministry and offering. Look at each of those closely as to how you are exercising them, even during these days of precaution – are you actively pursuing each aspect of stewardship or have these days been a vacation from Our Lord, Whose graces nonetheless have been yours, of-ten in quiet, providential moves in and through the gift of life with which you have been blessed?
Our Lord calls each of us, uniquely to participate in the mission He gives to us, beginning on the day we are baptized. Is your prayer just intentions for your inner circle or do you routinely add broader needs of others and situations in our country and throughout the world, for the Church and Her mission locally and abroad? What is your ministry; how are you using the abilities Our Lord has given you to assist others in their growth in faith, in holiness and in the assistance to those most in need? What is your offering of financial return to Our Lord? Have these days of precaution led to an increased focus on over consumerism, on-line or other-wise or has your reflection on how God provides, been an increasing focus? Do you support the mission of our parish or get caught in presumption, that others will do so and so thus your return to God and participation is not needed? Thus, reflect on how it is that you exercise your prayer, your ministry and your offering back to God for all He has done for you and in support of the mission entrusted to all of us.
Assistance with our Live Broadcast of Sunday Masses – As you know, since mid-March, we have been blessed to be able to continue to reach out to our parishioners and pilgrims to our Cathedral, virtually through our live broadcasts and videos via our new Cathedral You Tube Channel. The most important weekly installment are the 8:00 am Mass and the 10:00 am Mass, as ways in which our parish family can remain one in prayer, as well as do that for which we are known as a parish – through the gift of faith, share the hope and the joy we have in Christ. As this ministry is rapidly growing, I need your help in doing the technical side of this great work of evan-gelization – the literally, behind the scenes camera and video work. Training is provided. Pray about it and kind-ly contact our staff Director of Communications, Michelle Connors, at [email protected] for more information or refer to the parish website.
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PRAYER REQUESTS Melinda Jones, Phillip Eaton, Daniel Wallace, Eduardo Rodriguez , Eden Tansey, Cheryl Woodman, James Devlin, Delores Swails, Vivian Webber & Audrey Rolison, George Mor-gan, Bert & Regina Chukwu, Carol Keller, Aline Frank, David Jacobs, Beatriz Sink, John Roche, John Gazdus, Sr, Tomás Jose Bustillo, Patrick Boland, Louie Creamer Sr., Louie Creamer Jr., Brent Upton, Barbara Houston, Lori Cove, John George, Todd McCord, Dorene Branton, Carol Mader, Luis Creamer, Enrique Caceres, Veronica Natalia Chavez, Maria Sol Montel, Laura An-drea Cáceres, Veronica Rodriguez, Luz Alejandra Bringa, Tere-sa Gaumont, Emilia Rose Sholar, Baby Griffin, Sheryl McDonald, Jean Dasnoit, Mrs. Willie (Petey) Hicks, Geoff Rodgers, Joanne Ragge, Trent Handley, Federico A. Gonzalez, Jennifer Pender-graft, Shawn Rolison, Darlene Duncan, Cresenciana Rodriguez, Mason Hiester, James Hiester, Constance Prokop, Tiana Pit-stick, Ron Crowson, Richard Garcia, Kendall Family, Aidan Day, Allen Roy, Margaret Virginia Carter, Chuck Hilliard, Mark Hilli-ard, Ken Hopper, Frank Marshall, Elizabeth Lewis, Malinn Welch, Christopher Luttz, Terri Zito Lee, Angela Lombardo, Eric Fletcher, Mildred Banks, Jake Hanley & family, Rik Kiszely, Luci-na Chaverria, Alan Torres, Baby Hannah, Maria G., Jason, For-rest, Bill Wolf, Allen Willis IV, Tom Krisulewicz
12:00 PM In thanksgiving for the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Please see page 9 of this bulletin for the Spanish Mass Inten-tions . Mass Intentions can still be requested by contacting Katia Roebuck in the parish office at x101 or [email protected].
Today’s Worship Aid can be found on the parish website at https://www.raleighcathedral.org/live-mass.
MASS INTENTIONS NOTEWORTHY GOOD-BYE MESSAGES Please be sure to visit the parish website or our YouTube Channel to leave your parting thoughts, well-wishes, and thanks to Frs. Kane and Muñoz. STREAMING INFO & HELP Our Masses continue to be streamed live Sundays on YouTube and daily Mass on Facebook Live. See the cover of this bulletin for details. Want to help our Sunday Mass streaming? If you are 18 or old-er, please see the website to fill out a volunteer form. Training will begin this week! INDEPENDENCE DAY The parish office will be closed on Friday July 3 in observance of the holiday. CONFESSIONS On Saturday, June 27, confessions times will conclude at 4:30 pm to allow for penitents to exit the Cathedral before the First Communicants arrive for their 5:00 pm Rite of Holy Communion. SINGLE-SINGLE AGAIN RETREAT Singlesingleagain 25th Annual VIRTUAL Retreat will be Friday-Saturday, August 14-15, 2020. The theme will be related to “Discerning God’s will or call at this time in your life. Register by August 10th using the Eventbrite link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/25th-annual-virtual-singlesingleagain-retreat-tickets-108899639754 Cost: $35.00 For additional info, email Celia at [email protected] ADORATION CHAPEL at OLL Perpetual Adoration at OLL needs committed Adorers to keep the Chapel open. up to eight Ador-ers are permitted at a time and face masks are re-quired. You can view available hours and sign up at oll.weadorehim.com or call the Parish office at (919) 861-4600
A funeral Mass was celebrated on Tuesday at Sacred Heart Church for the repose of the soul of parishioner
Julieta Sanchez
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FORMATION AT EVERY LEVEL Calling all Young Adults & Adults of our Parish! Are you looking for a way to serve our Parish? Do you have a calling to spreading the Gospels and Church Traditions? Then we have ministries for you! We are looking for Middle and High School CORE Team Members, Young Adult Small Group Leaders, and RCIA Catechists. Our Middle School Ministry is for grades 6th through 8th! We are looking for people who will help lead their small groups, give talks, and run games for them! If you are a recent Graduate from High School or older and want to work with those young teens who are about to say YES to the Church, then this ministry is for you! Our High School Ministry is for grades 9th through 12th! We are looking for people who can help plan their Life Nights, run small groups, give Proclaims, run games, attend trips, and plan and run Retreats and Missions! Our High School Teens are excited about their faith and we want a group of Young Adults and Adult who are just as excited about the faith to lead them! Our Young Adult Ministry is for those who have graduated College through about 39 years of age. This ministry has been growing over the last year and we want to keep expanding on offering more and more. If you are interested in leading a Small Group of Young Adults and want to help this ministry keep grow-ing, we are looking for you and your talents to join us! Our RCIA Program is one of our pride and joys of Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral. Welcoming people into the Church is such an amazing Ministry. We are looking for some more Catechists to help lead our Candi-dates along the path to Easter Vigil and beyond as they become not only part of the Catholic Community, but also apart of the Parish Community! You can find videos on our Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral YouTube page filled with testimonies from cur-rent leaders of all these ministries. Please head over, watch, and listen to how these ministries have im-pacted their lives. If you are interested in helping, please contact Elizabeth Queen - our Youth and Young Adult Minister at Cathedral - for more information about each ministry and how you can get involved at [email protected]
Elementary Faith Formation 2020-2021 | Registration 2020 – 2021 Elementary Faith Formation Registration will be taking place online at the HNOJ parish web-site May 1 through August 21. Click Here for all the details. Your Child’s baptism information is required in order to complete registration. Payments can may be made on line by credit card or by a check may out to Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral.
Confirmation | Registration In the Diocese of Raleigh, youth who are baptized Roman Catholics, have received First Communion, and are 13 years of age may begin a two-year formation program for the celebration of the Sacrament of Con-firmation in the parish where their family is registered. Information on how to register for HNOJ Confir-mation will be given at our Registration Meetings in Cathedral School.
To register for Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral Confirmation 2021 program:
• Parent and youth must attend one of our Registration Meetings — please choose a date and RSVP >>>>>>
• Families must be registered at the parish of Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral
• Students must have received their First Holy Communion or completed Year One of Sac Prep programming at HNOJ
• Payment if paying by check of $85.00, make checks out to Holy Name of Jesus Cathedral
• Bring a copy of your child’s baptism certificate for your child’s file to the Registration meeting
Tuesday, July 28:
6:00 pm in English - RSVP HERE
7:30 pm in Spanish - RSVP HERE
Sunday, August 16:
10:00 am in Spanish -RSVP HERE
11:45 am in English - RSVP HERE
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JUSTICE BULLETIN BOARD Blessed the people who know the joyful shout;
in the light of your countenance, O Lord, they walk. At your name they rejoice all the day,
and through your justice they are exalted. --Psalm 89:16-17
What does it mean to live in God and in justice? Such living involves what we do for the vulnerable and those in need. As I am writing this, it is the Monday morning following a weekend of nonviolent protests followed by violent rioting precipitated by the unjust killing of George Floyd. The effects of 400 years of hatred and ra-cial injustice against people of color--sometimes overt, sometimes covert, but definitely systemic in our Ameri-can society--boiled over in 111 cities this past weekend and continues.
What are we to do as a people of faith to overcome rac-ism? Fr. Bryan N. Massingale has just written a thought-provoking article, “The Assumptions of White Privilege and What We Can Do about It” (NCR On-line 6/1/2020) and offers some concrete actions that we can do as in-dividuals and as parishes.
Massingale writes, “To create a different world, we must learn how this one came to be. And unlearn what we previously took for granted. This means that we have to read. And learn from the perspectives of people of col-or.” He then suggests holding a parish series on race and racial issues for adults, in faith formation lessons, and in homilies beyond just Black History Month. He suggests writing our bishop to ask how anti-racism is part of our church leaders' formation for ministry, as well as in the formation of seminarians.
He quotes the words of St. Pope John Paul II who, on his final pastoral visit to the United States, summoned Catholics to "eradicate every form of racism" as part of their wholehearted and essential commitment to life. Finally, Massingale tells us to pray. “Yes, racism,” he states, “is a political issue and a social divide. But at its deepest level, racism is a soul sickness. It is a profound warping of the human spirit that enables human beings to create communities of callous indifference toward their darker sisters and brothers. Stripped to its core, white supremacy is a disturbing interior disease, a mal-formed consciousness that enables white people to not care for those who don't look like them.” So, I would add one other action: if you don’t have a Black American friend, seek a friendship through one of our outreach ministries. To read Massingale’s entire article, go to: https://www.ncronline.org/news/opinion/assumptions-white-privilege-and-what-we-can-do-about-it
Barbara Molinari Quinby, MPS Director of Social Justice Ministries
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MEDITACIÓN DEL EVANGELÍCO 28 de junio de 2020 | 13º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario Por experiencia sabemos que dar un regalo siempre implica alguien que lo recibe. Dar y recibir está rel-acionado, están a la par, al dar se extienden los brazos y al recibir el regalo es lo mismo, implica una ac-ción de movimiento. Cuando Jesús es el centro de nuestra vida, el dar y recibir no se queda ahí, tiene por compromiso principalmente la acción. Al recibir, por ejemplo, la gracia de Dios no es para uno mis-mo, hay que darla a los que nos rodean. En este Evangelio existe una regla a seguir para comprender el juego de palabras. Hay palabras claves en el mensaje para obtener la respuesta que nos ayude a per-severar en la vida cristiana. Amar, cargar, vivir, recibir, recompensa, dar, discípulo, agua fresca, por men-cionar algunas.
Los Adultos y Adultos Jóvenes de nuestra Parroquia! Si estás buscando una manera de servir a nuestra Parroquia o sientes el llamado a predicar el Evangelios y las Tradiciones de la Iglesia, entonces tenemos el ministerio para ti. Estamos buscando candidatos para liderar el grupo de la escuela media y secundaria, y candidatos para liderar grupos de adultos jóvenes. También buscamos catequistas para el programa de RCIA (Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos). Nuestro Ministerio de la Escuela Media es para los grados 6° a 8°. Estamos buscando personas que ayuden a liderar pequeños grupos, dar charlas, y organizar juegos. Si eres un recién graduado de la escuela secundaria o mayor y quieres trabajar con estos jóvenes adolescentes que están a punto de decir Sí a la Iglesia, entonces este ministerio es para ti! Nuestro Ministerio de la Escuela Secundaria es para los grados 9° a 12°. Estamos buscando personas que puedan ayudar a planificar los encuentros de grupos de jóvenes, dirigir grupos pequeños, dar charlas, organizar juegos, acompañarlos en viajes, y planificar y dar Retiros y Misiones. Nuestros adolescentes de la escuela secundaria están entusiasmados con su Fe y queremos un grupo de adultos y adultos jóvenes que también estén entusiasmados por guiarlos en la Fe. Nuestro Ministerio de Adultos Jóvenes es para aquellos que se hayan graduado de la universidad hasta aproximadamente 39 años de edad. Este ministerio ha ido creciendo en el último año y queremos seguir expandiéndonos para seguir ofreciendo más oportunidades. Si estás interesado en liderar un pequeño grupo de Adultos Jóvenes y te gustaría ayudar a que este ministerio siga creciendo, te estamos buscando para que te unas a nosotros. El Programa de RCIA (Rito de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos) de la Catedral Holy Name of Jesus, es un programa del cual nos sentimos muy orgullosos y nos trae mucha alegría. Dar la bienvenida a las personas en la Iglesia es un ministerio increíble. Estamos buscando más catequistas para ayudar a guiar a nuestros Candidatos por el camino hacia la Vigilia Pascual y su posterior vivencia de la Fe, ya que se convierten no sólo en parte de la Comunidad Católica, sino también en parte de la Comunidad Parroquial. La próxima semana, en la página de YouTube de la Catedral de Holy Name of Jesus, podrás encontrar videos sobre testimonios de los líderes actuales de todos estos ministerios. Por favor, mira los videos, observa y escucha cómo estos ministerios han impactado sus vidas. Si estás interesado en ayudar, por favor escribe a Elizabeth Queen, nuestra coordinadora del Ministerio de Jóvenes y Adultos Jóvenes aquí en la Catedral. Para obtener más información sobre cada ministerio y cómo poder participar consulta por correo electrónico a esta dirección: [email protected]
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