June 22, 2014 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ SAIT GERALD CHURCH 9602 Q ST.-OMAHA, NE 68127 • LAKEVIEW CHAPEL 7859 LAKEVIEW ST.-RALSTON, NE 68127 WWW.STGERALD.ORG Masses Church - 96th & Q Street Sat 5:00pm Sun 7:30am 9:00am 10:30am & 12:00pm Daily 12:15pm (M-F) Holy Days 6:00pm (eve), 7:00am, 12:15pm Chapel - 78th & Lakeview St. Sun 7:00am Daily 8:15am (M-Sat) Rosary begins at 7:45am Holy Days 9:00am (children’s) 7:00pm For a recording of the Mass times please call 331-1955 ext 21. Reconciliation 96th & Q Mon-Fri: 12:00- 12:15pm Sat 3-4:30pm Lakeview: First Fridays and Satur- days prior to 8:15am Mass Ministry to the Sick If you, a relative or friend are hospitalized or shut-in, short or long term, and would like a visit from a Priest, please call the parish office. Registration in the Parish If you attend St. Gerald then it is important that you register. You can easily do this by simply attending a Welcome Registration session that is held in the Parish Library on the Second and Fourth Sundays of the Month following the 10:30 am Mass. “We are a Catholic faith community devoted to becoming a dynamic center of worship. We challenge ourselves to lead lives patterned after Jesus. With gratitude we share our faith, tal- ents, gifts and resources so that more people experience God’s love.”
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June 22, 2014
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
SAI�T GERALD CHURCH 9602 Q ST.-OMAHA, NE 68127 • LAKEVIEW CHAPEL 7859 LAKEVIEW ST.-RALSTON, NE 68127
WWW.STGERALD.ORG
Masses
Church - 96th & Q Street
Sat 5:00pm
Sun 7:30am 9:00am 10:30am &
12:00pm
Daily 12:15pm (M-F)
Holy Days 6:00pm (eve), 7:00am,
12:15pm
Chapel - 78th & Lakeview St.
Sun 7:00am
Daily 8:15am (M-Sat) Rosary begins
at 7:45am
Holy Days 9:00am (children’s)
7:00pm
For a recording of the Mass times
please call 331-1955 ext 21.
Reconciliation
96th & Q Mon-Fri: 12:00-
12:15pm Sat 3-4:30pm
Lakeview: First Fridays and Satur-
days prior to 8:15am Mass
Ministry to the Sick
If you, a relative or friend are
hospitalized or shut-in, short or long
term, and would like a visit from a
Priest, please call the parish office.
Registration in the Parish
If you attend St. Gerald then it is
important that you register. You can
easily do this by simply attending a
Welcome Registration session that is
held in the Parish Library on the
Second and Fourth Sundays of the
Month following the 10:30 am Mass.
“We are a Catholic faith community devoted to becoming a dynamic center of worship. We
challenge ourselves to lead lives patterned after Jesus. With gratitude we share our faith, tal-
ents, gifts and resources so that more people experience God’s love.”
June 22, 2014 2 Welcome to St. Gerald Parish
Today is the Solemnity of the Body and Blood of Christ: This feast combined two feasts that were
celebrated several decades ago. One was for the Body of Christ and one was for the Blood of Christ.
In our parish we use a Eucharistic Procession to witness to our Faith in the real presence of Jesus
Christ in the Holy Eucharist. Another way is for us to pray in front of the Blessed Sacrament whether in the Tabernacle or
Exposed in the Monstrance. Another way is for you to genuflect when you come into church. Many people so casually do
this reverent act or don’t do it at all, that it leads one to conclude—we can all do a better job. When I am setting up for mass
I have to pass by the tabernacle several times. I try to genuflect when I first do and then when I am finished. And I often
call to mind who dwells in our tabernacle and make a personal act of faith. To believe in the real presence of Jesus is a very
Pro-life statement for to believe in His presence in the host is to realize the dignity of each person who was created in the
Image of the God we worship.
Announcement: This was sent last week to our parents, faculty and staff: It is with the greatest regret that I have accepted
the resignation of Michala Jacobson as our School Principal. A position at Daniel J. Gross High School opened up and was
offered to her. She will become the Admissions Director and Head Softball Coach. I am saddened to lose her and I know
this will send ripples through the strong foundation of faith we have in our school. She did such a great job here for us in
her one year as Principal. I do not want to lose one iota of energy that is in our school to be and become one of the best ele-
mentary schools in the Archdiocese. I plan on filling the position as soon as possible and I will keep you informed all along
the way. Michala is still in the position as our Principal and will work to fill the various faculty positions that are presently
open and make the various assignments and decisions that need to be made at this point in preparations for a new school
year. She has promised to work with the new principal in the transition. I believe our school is more than any one person,
more than me, or a teacher or a principal. We have to remember this—we have a great culture that Michala has helped form
since her presence in our school began back in 1995. The Body of Christ that makes up this school will look at itself and
make the adjustments needed so it can continue the journey to excellence on all levels. I pray that Michala will make Gross
HS stronger with her gifts that will be shared there and that will benefit many of our present and future school families who
will send their children there. Forward! In Christ, Fr. Korte
Daily Mass Changes for the Week of July 7-11: The 12:15 mass will be moved to Lakeview Chapel for this week. Totus
Tuus has a daily mass and instead of multiplying masses I have decided to move this mass to Lakeview. I am hoping this
will not be a problem for our daily mass folks; I pray you will be flexible. On the positive side, you will be joining with the
children from the Totus Tuus program and praying with them and for the children and families of our parish. Start putting
this on your calendar so you will remember.
!o Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament the First Friday of July: Because it’s July 4. We will resume Exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament during the morning hours on Aug. 1 and the 8:15 am mass will be transferred to 96th and Q. June was
taken up with preparations for our Corpus Christi Procession. And we honored the Blessed Sacrament formally in this way
during June. During the School Days we have Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament during the school day on First Friday’s.
There are very few adults who take advantage of this; there certainly could be more. All you have to do is come through the
school office in order to gain access to the Church.
Religious Persecution Assaults Sanctity of All Human Life--Putting Value Judgments on People
By Denise Hunnell, MD WASHINGTON, D.C., June 12, 2014 Zenit.org - As I write this, Meriam Yahya Ibrahim sits in a Sudanese jail sentenced to death for
refusing to renounce her Christian faith. Her father was Muslim, and although he was never a part of her life, the Sudanese government
declares that having a Muslim father makes Meriam a Muslim too. Under sharia law, her embrace of Christianity makes her guilty of
apostasy, an offense punishable by death.
In Iran, Pastor Saeed Abedini has been jailed for nearly two years because of his Christian faith. Prison guards beat him to the
point that he loses consciousness. He has required hospitalizations due to both illness and injuries suffered while imprisoned. This past
month he was forcibly removed from the hospital by prison guards, again beaten to the point of unconsciousness, and returned to prison.
The only justification offered by the Iranian authorities for Pastor Saeed’s imprisonment is that he is a Christian and supports the Chris-
tian community in Iran.
In northern Nigeria, the radical Islamists of Boko Haram routinely terrorize and murder Christians as well as others, including Muslims.
In 2012 a spokesman for Boko Haram warned the group would target Christians, declaring, “We will create so much effort to end the
Christian presence in our push to have a proper Islamic state that the Christians won't be able to stay." Since that time they have killed
hundreds of people and burned over fifty churches. In April of this year they kidnapped 300 young girls, most of whom are Christian,
from a school in Chibok. The girls have not been found and the terrorists are threatening to sell the girls into slave-like Islamic marriag-
es.
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Training for EMHC & Lectors
If you would like to serve as an EMHC or Lector, you need to at-tend one training session and the mandation. To serve at St. Gerald Parish, you also need to be a regis-tered member of the parish. Training Dates:
Aug 10 St Columbkille 1:30- 4:30pm Aug 12: St Leo 7-10pm Aug 18: St Vincent de Paul 7- 10pm Mandation:
Sept 4: St Cecilia Cathedral 7pm. Names must be submitted by July 30, 2014 to the business office.
These are but a few of the countless examples around world of atrocities due to
religious intolerance. Religiously motivated persecution fuels a deplorable disregard for
the sanctity of human life. Those who profess a minority viewpoint are deemed of lesser
value and their lives are considered expendable.
Unfortunately, much of the most violent religious persecution goes seemingly unnoticed
by the West. The case of Meriam Ibrahim, however, has rightly drawn universal condem-
nation from multiple government officials as well as the United Nations. The UN Office
of the High Commissioner for Human Rights issued a statement declaring, “We urge the
Sudanese Government to meet its obligations under international law to protect the right
to freedom of religion, which is enshrined in Article 18 of the International Covenant on
Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR), which Sudan has ratified.” There is a tinge of irony
to the United Nations’ forceful statement in support of religious liberty. It comes on the
heels of the United Nations Committee Against Torture meeting in Geneva where the
United States representative, Felice Gaer, suggested that the Vatican was guilty of psy-
chological torture against women because the Catholic Church opposes abortion. In the
realm of United Nations logic, diplomats like Ms. Gaer see the execution of Meriam Ib-
rahim as a human rights violation while the execution of an unborn child based on the
whims of her mother as justice for women. It is not just the United Nations that fails to
grasp that true respect for human rights must protect all human life along the entire con-
tinuum from conception to natural death. Many of the same celebrities and political fig-
ures who joined the #BringBackOurGirls campaign on Twitter to raise awareness of the
kidnapped Nigerian girls would have whole-heartedly supported the killing of these same
girls in utero. In their worldview, desiring an education does not diminish the value of
the girls’ lives but being an inconvenience to their mothers makes them disposable.
It takes a great deal of arrogance to believe that anyone is capable of making a
value judgment of another person’s life. Yet it is exactly this sort of arrogance that is the
underpinning of religious persecution, abortion, euthanasia and a host of other assaults
on the dignity of human life: You do not believe as I do therefore you are unfit to live.
Your birth will compromise my lifestyle choices so I will abort you. Your need for care
is too expensive, too emotionally burdensome, or too time consuming so I will euthanize
you. In my judgment, you serve no useful purpose so your life has no value.
As abortion, assisted suicide, euthanasia and the rationing of medical care be-
come more mainstream around the world there is desensitization to the utilitarian philo-
sophical roots that drive these policies. I have no doubts that the supporters of abortion
and euthanasia would recoil in horror to be compared with Boko Haram or the radical
Islamic regimes of Iran or Sudan. Yet their value judgments on the lives of the unborn or
the lives of those who are infirm and disabled are really not that different from the value
judgments based on extremist religious ideology. Both deny the intrinsic dignity of hu-
man life and ascribe the worth of a human person based on some arbitrary external as-
sessment.
While it is essential to express outrage over religious persecution, our objections
must not stop with confronting the disregard for religious liberty. We must also protest
the underlying assumption that there can be any basis for devaluing human life.
It is time to remind those who think the violence of Boko Haram is intrinsically
different than the violence of abortion that any attempt to establish a gradation of values
for human life, whether it is based on ideology, socioeconomic status, age, health or
physiological development, undermines all human dignity. To allow that some people
are more valuable than others subjects the weak and vulnerable to the tyrannical control
of the strong and powerful.
Missionary Coop: This year we welcome Fr. Willem Christiaans, OSFS to our parish to preach about the missions. He is a member of the Oblates of St. Francis de Sales. Fr. Christiaans will be preaching the weekend of June 28-29 and will share with you the work they do in South Africa, Na-mibia, Benin, Brazil, Uruguay, Mexico, India, Ecuador, Colombia, Haiti, Ukraine, Philippines, and the US Virgin Islands. Father is the National Director of Propagation of the Faith for all of South Africa.
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Friends on Q Sunday July 13th Ralston Com-munity Theater 8969 Park Drive 2pm perfor-mance of "25th Annual
Putnam Spelling Bee" followed by dinner at Spaghetti Works 84th and Park Drive. Tickets are $12 per person. Meet at Ralston High School in lobby between 1:30 and 1:45pm. After the play we will go to the Spaghetti Works for dinner (on your own). Paid reservations must be in by July 1st. Put check in envelope marked "Friends on Q" in collection basket or send to church office. Any questions call Janet
Rentko 402-339-7910.
Pictorial
Directory
There are still many time slots open to sign up
for your church directory photo. Photos will be taken from 2-9 p.m. July 22-25, Aug. 5-8 and Aug. 12-15. They will also be taken from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays Ju-ly 19, 26, Aug. 9 and 16. Just sign up at www.stgerald.org. Need help signing up? Call Judy Haug, 402-593-9378.
St. Gerald Summer Youth Events! We have had a great start to the summer with our World’s of Fun trip to Kansas City and CLI (Catholic Leadership Institute) program earlier in June. We will have pictures posted later in summer of all our summer events! It is still not too late to miss out on the summer fun!
Please see the St. Gerald parish office or website for registration forms (Activities available for those who are…)
Entering 7th - 12th grade:
Totus Tuus
Come join us for Totus Tuus this summer at St. Gerald! July 6th-10th from 7:30-9:40 pm. Registration forms can be found on the St. Gerald website. Cost is $5/night or $20 for the week. Registration deadline is June 27th.
Entering 8th or 9th grade
BCYC
BCYC Registration is still open! We are going to Benedictine College Youth Conference (BCYC) from July 18th—20th. Cost is $210/student, which includes: transportation to and from Atchison, KS; lodging for the weekend, all meals, and an Archdiocesan t-shirt!
Entering 9th grade - to graduating 12th graders:
St. Gerald Camping and Canoe Trip!
Get prepared for this exciting weekend adventure! The date is set for Au-gust 2nd-3rd, 2014 (Sat-Sun). Cost is $60/teen and includes; transporta-tion, camp site rental at Platte River State Park, a one day canoe rental, food, t-shirt, and an adventure! Registration is due by Friday July 11th!
All forms are on our website at www.stgerald.org Registration for Family For-
mation & Confirmation is on-going for Fall 2014. You may find the necessary forms on the website @ www.stgerald.org for grades K-6 & 7-8. Deadline is July 23rd. Session time change: Both Fami-ly Formation (K-6) and Confirma-tion (7 & 8) sessions will be held from 6pm-7:30pm.
Habitat for Humanity
Would you like a unique opportunity to serve the poor in Omaha? Habitat for Humanity of Omaha and St. Gerald par-ish are working together to build a simple, decent home in
Northeast Omaha with a needy family. Volunteers are needed to help build the home, provide meals for the volunteers, and to contribute to the cost of the building materials. Sign up sheets for the project are available in the kiosks at the back of church. Please help if you are able. Contact Tim or Kristi Mundorf at 402-592-9056 or [email protected] for ad-ditional information.
Children’s Stewardship Corner
Do what my mom & dad say. Emily L. I let my sister feed the fish. Ella J. I hugged my mom & dad and I love my sister. Grace J. I love Jesus. He loves me. I am thankful for my family, friends, pets, water & food. Kylie W. I helped clean the basement. Ann W. I cleaned up my mess. Hannah W. God is with us. Caleb W. I saved my sister from drowning in the pool. Madie W.
Coming Soon! Sign up to at-tend Fr. Korte’s 60th Birthday
Party to be held Sunday, July 20th from 2-4pm in the Parish Center @ Lakeview. Food, Refreshments & Big Band Music will be provid-ed. Check next week’s bulletin for invitation.
Fall Soccer 2014
Registration is available online for CYSL Soccer, 1st-8th grade. http://www.stgerald.org/sga_socer.html. Register by June 24th. Contact Matt Pelan at [email protected] with questions.
Ralston, +ebraska 5 The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
WEEKDAY MASSES FOR JUNE 23-28
MASSES FOR
STS. PETER AND PAUL SUNDAY
Sat 6/28/14 5:00 pm - Church WC !Frank & Angeline
Mimick
!Mary O’Brien
!Dorothy Slepicka
Sun 6/29/14 7:00 am - Chapel PH !Dennis Wiebelhaus
7:30 am - Church WC !Lee Bredar
9:00 am - Church PH St. Gerald Parishioners
10:30 am -Church WC !Dan Mendick
12:00 pm -Church PH !Joan Bridges
Sunday, 6/22 9am - Mass/Reception for Connie Golden Fellowship Hall
11:30am - Welcome Registration Family Room
Monday, 6/23
6pm - Volleyball Parish Center
6:30pm - Knitting & Crocheting Family Room
7pm - Diaconate Formation Multipurpose Room
Tuesday, 6/24 7pm - Men’s Recovery Business Office
7pm - AA Conference Room
7pm - Finance Mtg Business Office
Thursday, 6/26 7pm - Fortnight for Freedom Church
Friday, 6/27 6am - That Man Is You Family Room
Saturday, 6/28 6am - That Man Is You Family Room
6:30pm - Wedding Reception Fellowship Hall
Sunday, 6/29 10:30am - African Mass Chapel
Mon 6/23/14 8:15 am - Chapel !Jim, Alice & Marian
Vojtech
12:15 pm - Church !Jacqueline Nosek
Tues 6/24/14 8:15 am - Chapel !Janice Hammond
12:15 pm - Church !Marilyn Jindra
Wed 6/25/14 8:15 am - Chapel !Sheila Briseno
10:30 am - Waterford Special Intention
12:15 pm - Church !Karl Schmidt
Thur 6/26/14 8:15 am - Chapel !Donna Margritz
12:15 pm - Church !Don Fucinaro
Fri 6/27/14 8:15 am - Chapel !Bridget Tubbs
12:15 pm - Church !Robert Adamson
Sat 6/28/14 8:15 am - Chapel !Ignatius & Mary
Zagozda
Calendar of Events
The following entered
the Catholic faith and
our parish community
through Baptism. Wel-
come to the Christian communi-
ty!
Ian Joseph Jeffrey
Readings for the Week of June 22, 2014 Sunday: Dt 8:2-3, 14b-16a/1 Cor 10:16-17/Jn 6:51-58
Monday: 2 Kgs 17:5-8, 13-15a, 18/Mt 7:1-5
Tuesday: Vigil: Jer 1:4-10/1 Pt 1:8-12/Lk 1:5-17
Day: Is 49:1-6/Acts 13:22-26/Lk 1:57-66, 80
Wednesday: 2 Kgs 22:8-13; 23:1-3/Mt 7:15-20
Thursday: 2 Kgs 24:8-17/Mt 7:21-29
Friday: Dt 7:6-11/1 Jn 4:7-16/Mt 11:25-30
Saturday: Lam 2:2, 10-14, 18-19/Lk 2:41-51
Next Sunday: Vigil: Acts 3:1-10/Gal 1:11-20/Jn 21:15-19
Day: Acts 12:1-11/2 Tm 4:6-8, 17-18/Mt 16:13-19
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Rest In Peace
Please pray for the re-
pose of the soul of pa-
rishioner Loretta Gate-
wood. May her soul and
all of the souls of the faithfully de-
parted rest in peace with our Lord.
St Gerald
Business Office
Closed on
July 4th.
Painting at Lakeview
Saturday June 28 8am.
If nice outside.
If not inside.
;EW VOLU;TEERS ;EEDED
FOR SIE;A FRA;CIS HOUSE
MI;ISTRY
On the 3rd Saturday of every
month, St. Gerald’s provides the
dinner meal at Siena Francis
House. Additional volunteers are
needed to provide 3 lbs. of cooked
hamburger. Monetary donations
are accepted as well. Please contact
Gina Sand, 402-881-7208 for in-
formation if interested.
Reading Time Did you know that St.
Gerald's library has a good collection
of fiction and non-fiction materials
with a pro-life message? Check out
the latest reviews on our new website:
http://
stgeraldsavejust1.wordpress.com/
reviews/ If our library doesn't have it,
the review will direct you to options at
either the Ralston or Omaha public
libraries. For those non-readers,
DVDs are also available!
June 22, 2014 6 Welcome to St. Gerald Parish
Ministry Schedule for June 28-29 5pm: EMHC– T Jones, R Goodrich, L Harral, L Turco, T Kielian, M Harman Lectors - R Treinen, D Goodrich Servers - J & C Svoboda, C Meister, S Nickerson Greeters - P Parizek, B Sojka, S & M Harman Security -M Kennelly, J Bertich HOPE - K Higgason
7am: EMHC– J O’Donnell, C Ford Lector– D Kolenda Servers - A, B & Z Silva Greeter - J Kolenda
7:30am: EMHC-B Elson, F Kambach, G Reinert, F & B Coppolal, S Storc, G Hunt, B Hoffman Lectors - T Fletcher, M Sturek Servers– R & E Jacobson, D & D Prentis Greeters–S Prentis, T & S Bissen Security– R Meister, B Hoffman HOPE– G Hunt, R DeWitt
9am: EMHC– T & K Mundorf, B Krzemien, J Smiley, G Hacker, M Ullery, J & P Neuberger Lectors - M Sullivan, R Martin Servers– M & R Sheridan, H Martin, O Sullivan Greeters - J Adams, D & M Ullery Security-T & K Stanton HOPE– B Larson, M Jankowski
10:30am: EMHC - C Siedlik, J McKernan, S Mandolfo, S Komen-Bonifant, S Plaza, J Luebbert, D Cotton, K Petranick Lectors - M Harper, D Carney Servers– H Carney, E & A Siedlik, J Brennan Greeters– A Foley, L Coenen, E Ryan Security-J Jodlowski, H Santiago HOPE– T Miller, J Robbins
!oon: EMHC– N Steinbach, M Chiarbos, J Haug, B Tometich, L Gohr, C Carbullido, A Raab, M Sanchez Lector - J Tometich Servers– J Dermody, M Steinke, J Exline Greeters– J & N Murphy Security - M Nash, T Hegarty HOPE– J Steimle
;ew Family Registration Welcoming times are the
2nd & 4th Sundays of the month after 10:30am Mass.
Women’s Social
Midtown Body Shop
8520 I Street
Mike Flowers, parishioner
Quilts ;eeded Quilts are needed for display at the annual quilt show at the Baright Public Library dur-ing the July 4th celebration. Please bring quilts you would like to dis-play to the library, 5555 So. 77th St on Saturday, June 28, between 10am and 2pm, or by special ap-pointment by calling Leah Peters 402-331-5374.
Bulletin Deadline
Articles for the July 6th bulletin must be submitted by Friday, June 27th. Thank you.
Bunco Game ;ight
All ladies of the parish are invited to Bunco Game Night on Friday, July 11, in the Fellowship Hall at 6:30pm. Cost is $3. Snacks will be provided, bring beverage of choice. Questions contact Kathy Trudell, 402-330-9078, or [email protected]. Please RSVP, requested not required.
Fortnight for Freedom:
Freedom to Serve
The Archdiocese is encouraging all parishes to participate in this year’s Fortnight for Freedom. Gather with Archbishop George Lucas and faithful from across the archdio-cese to hear testimonies of the great charitable works of the Church. We will worship and give thanks to God for the freedom to serve our needy brothers and sis-ters and grow more aware of the very real threats to our first and most cherished freedom: to know, love, and serve God. An Archdiocesan-wide prayer rally is planned for Thursday, June 26, at 7pm at St. Gerald Church, 96th & Q. Please visit www.FortnightForFreedom.org for more information.
Women’s July Craft Group
Tuesday, July 1, 6:30pm at the Multi-purpose Room, 96th & Q, enter in doors near Blessed Sacrament chapel entrance. Project is 4th of July decora-tions. Need $2 to cover cost of craft and your creativity. For any questions regarding this project contact Judy Rogers at [email protected] or 402-339-9752.
Page Turners Book Club
The St. Gerald’s Page Turners Book Club will meet at 7pm, Thursday, June 26, at the Ralston Baright Library. The book being discussed is Until Tuesday by Lou-is Carlos Montalban. Come and join us!
Looking for Something to do this
Summer?
The Pro-Life cause never takes a vacation. Check out our blog for ways you can help this summer: http://stgeraldsavejust1.wordpress.com/upcoming-events/ Many of these events can be done as a family, couple or single!
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