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MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Monday, 21 8:00 am Margie Powers (Req. Powers Children) Tuesday, 22 8:00 am Joseph A. Capano (Req. Brenda Bloemer) 7:00 pm Leroy Schulte (Req. Austin & Abby Schultz) Wednesday, 23 8:00 am Ben McGill (Req. Frank & Sandy Shay) Thursday, 24 9:00 am Thanksgiving for all the blessings bestowed on St. Cecilia Parish & its Parishioners Friday, 25 8:00 am Linda Meeks – First Anniversary Saturday, 26 8:00 am Joan & Art Muth (Req. John & Louise Molloy) 5:00 pm Patricia Ann Benner Ostini – First Anniversary Sunday, 27 8:30 am Estelle Stander (Req. Peg Parrott) 11:00 am Catherine Meese 44th Anniversary of Death (Req. Al Meese)
Readings for the Week of November 20, 2016 Sunday Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe 2 Sm 5:1-3; Ps 122:1-2, 3-4, 4-5; Col 1:12-20; Lk 23:35-43 Monday The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary Rv 14:1-3, 4b-5; Ps 24:1bc-2, 3-4ab, 5-6; Lk 21:1-4 Tuesday St Cecilia, Virgin and Martyr Rv 14:14-19; Ps 96:10, 11-12, 13; Lk 21:5-11 Wednesday St Clement I and St Columban Rv 15:1-4; Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 7-8, 9; Lk 21:12-19 Thursday St Andrew Dúng-Lac Rv 18:1-2, 21-23, 19:1-3, 9a; Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4, 5; Lk 21:20-28 Friday St Catherine of Alexandria Rv 20:1-4, 11—21:2; Ps 84:3, 4, 5-6a, and 8a; Lk 21:29-33 Saturday Rv 22:1-7; Ps 95:1-2, 3-5, 6-7ab; Lk 21:34-36 Sunday First Sunday of Advent Is 2:1-5; Ps 122:1-2, 3-4, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9; Rom 13:11-14; Mt 24:37-44
FATHER MARIO’S NOTE
Today we celebrate the final Sunday in Ordinary Time, and aptly pronounced as a great Feast Day of the Church – the Solemnity of Christ, the King of the Universe. As is stated in the Introductory Rite of today’s Liturgy, “The Lamb who was slain is worthy to receive strength and divinity, wisdom and power and honor: to Him be glory and power forever.” Week by week the Church has been preparing us for the revelation to be made on this last Sunday of the Church year. We hear that Jesus is truly the Chosen One, the Messiah of God, the King of the Jews, and, in the Gospel we hear, ironically, these names on the lips of those who don’t believe in Him – Israel’s rulers, soldiers, and even a criminal dying next to Him. They can only see the scandal of a bloodied figure nailed to a cross. In scorning Him, they are fulfilling Scriptural prophecies. The good thief shows us how we are to accept the salvation He offers – through confessing our sins and calling on the Name of Jesus, seeking His mercy and forgiveness. By His faith He is saved. Jesus ‘remembers’ him, as God always remembers His people. By the Blood of His Cross, Jesus reveals His Kingship – not in saving His life, but in offering it in ransom for ours. He transfers us to “the Kingdom of His beloved Son,” as St Paul states. His Kingdom is the Church, the new Jerusalem and the House of David that we sing of in today’s Psalm. Israel experienced a Covenant where they are made one “bone and flesh” with their king. In the New Covenant of His Blood, Christ becomes one flesh with the people of His Kingdom – the head of His body the Church. We celebrate and renew this Covenant in every Eucharist, giving thanks for our redemption, hoping for the day when we, too, will be with Him in Paradise.
May Jesus our King bless you and yours! Have a great week in the Lord!
In His love,
Fr Mario Joseph Tizziani Pastor
CATHOLIC QUOTE OF THE WEEK: “As generous distributors of God’s manifold grace, put your gifts at the service of one another, each in the measure he has received” (Psalm 90:1).
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LECTORS EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS Nov 26 5:00 pm P. Butler J. Stone, C. Scherder, K. Stambaugh, F. & S. Shay, M. & G. Woods, T. Brann, B. Schroeder Nov 27 8:30 am M. Hoffman J. Willoughby, T. Ginn, J. Wesselman, D. Bene, B. Eubank, A. & B. Saalfeld, S. Rauf, M. Kaub 11:00 am C. Reinersman J. Feuser, C. Bunton, K. Davis, N. Breidenich, B. Schultz, D. Durr, K. Kraft, D. Collins, D. Grome, T. Akers, J. Neuhaus SERVERS Nov 24 7:00 pm J. & W. VonHandorf, M. & J. Davis, M. Prodoehl Nov 26 5:00 pm G. Hensley, B. Adams, K. Warner, N. & C. Wigton, B. Saalfeld Nov 27 8:30 am J. Hurley, J., J, G. & D. Bergman, C. Fuehner 11:00 am M., A. & A. Bunton, G. Kraft, E. Davies, B. Bolger
CATECHISM
Societies of Apostolic Life – “Alongside the different forms of consecrated life are ‘societies of apostolic life whose members without religious vows pursue the particular apostolic purpose of their society, and lead a life as brothers or sisters in common according to a particular manner of life, strive for the perfection of charity though the observance of the constitutions. Among these there are societies in which the members embrace the evangelical counsels’ according to their constitutions” (CCC 930).
LUMEN FIDEI – THE LIGHT OF FAITH POPE FRANCIS
Abraham, Our Father in Faith – “Abraham is asked to entrust himself to God’s Word. Faith understands that something so apparently ephemeral and fleeting as a word, when spoken by the God who is fidelity, becomes absolutely certain and unshakable, guaranteeing the continuity of our journey through history. Faith accepts this word as a solid rock upon which we can build, a straight highway on which we can travel. In the Bible, faith is expressed by the Hebrew word ‘emunah, derived from the verb ‘aman whose root means ‘to uphold.’ The term ‘emunah can signify both God’s fidelity and man’s faith. The man of faith gains strength by putting himself in the hands of the God who is faithful. Playing on this double meaning of the word – also found in the corresponding terms in Greek (pistos) and Latin (fidelis) – St Cyril of Jerusalem praised the dignity of the Christian who receives God’s own name: both are called ‘faithful.’ As St Augustine explains: ‘Man is faithful when he believes in God and his promises; God is faithful when He grants to man what he has promised” (LF 10).
PARISH SUPPORT __________+YOUR GIFT TO GOD+__________
November , 2016
Envelopes, Loose & Children $ 7,222.90 Electronic Giving $ 5.00 TOTAL $ 7,227.90 Last Year $ 9,557.33 Candle Money $ 95.40 Church Maintenance $ 150.00 St. Vincent de Paul $ 50.00 Seminary $ 25.00
PARISH OFFICE CLOSED
Our Parish Office will be closed this coming Thursday and Friday. It will resume regular hours on Monday. In the case of an emergency, please contact Fr. Thomas at 937-638-0578. You can also contact him by email at [email protected].
FEAST OF ST. CECILIA
This coming Tuesday is the Feast of St. Cecilia. Masses will be prayed at 8 am and 7 pm. Please plan to join us at the 7 pm Mass as this year’s Cecilian Award recipients are announced. Refreshments will be served afterwards.
COMMITMENTS TO OUR
PARISH LIFE CENTER:
Cash Received: $2,746,340.61 Pledged: $ 831,838.98 TOTAL: $3,578,179.59
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PRAY FOR THE SICK Debbie Bach, Mike Bailey, Mike Baumgartner, Sr. Mary Bertha Berling CDP, Bob Bergman, Rose Marie Bremel, Becky Brann, Debbie Brinker, Agnes Burwinkel, Gretchen Bryan, Russ Connors, Dorothy Crawford, Charlie Cox, Shannon Davis, Laurie Dirr, Sr. Mary Joan Dohmen CDP, Donald Fahrenkamp, Lois Fahey, Marie Fern, Terry Flannery, Karen Glass, Barb Hagedorn, Patricia Harney, Michael Hensley, Rose Hester, Dave Hinkle, Debbie Hick, Larry Hoffman, Joe Huesman, Kathleen Hurley, June Hurley, Jim Hurtt, Janna Ising, Jim Kannady, Angela Kremer, Stephen Maher, Ruth Magee, Doug Martin, David Meenach, Donald Merrill, Alice Metzinger, Matthew Mitchell, Mike Mitchell, David Moellman, Mark Motz, Jack Mueller, Judith Mueller, Gina Nieporte, Holly Nylund, Jacob Paff, Denise Page, Patti Robinson, Steve Rosenberger, Austin Schultz, Hamilton Scott, Jim Schoborg, Rick Shay, Martin Sosso, Barbara Stamper, Kevin Timmerding, Catherine Tizziani, Gino Tizziani, Gene Trenkamp, Anthony Velkly, Mike Weiland, Jeff Wesselman, Virginia Wessner, Scott White, and Joan Wolfzorn. Remember also the residents of Regency Manor Nursing Home and other nursing homes that care for the sick.
PRAY FOR THOSE IN THE MILITARY Brendan Allf, Brian Arens, Elizabeth Bagot, Chris Boelscher, Tyler Brady, Jacob Brown, Drew Burk, Joseph Cappel, Jeremy Daugherty, Ryan Daugherty, Michael Denke, Joe Engleman, John Ferrell, Patrick Ferrell, Joshua Huesing, Tate A. Huesman, Tyler Hutton, Anthony Leap, Joe Maldonado, Anthony McGuire, Cody Miller, Michael Morehead, Kevin Rogers, John Scherder, Eric Schabell, Matt Stahl, Tyler Todd, Joseph Warren, Mitchell Weger, Scott White, Ian Wilkerson, and Otis Winter.
MEETINGS FOR WEEK OF NOVEMBER 20 0
Mon. 6:30 pm Boy Scouts 7:00 pm AA Tues. 7:00 pm Bible Study
COFFEE & DONUTS – THIS WEEKEND
Please plan on joining your fellow parishioners after all Masses this weekend as we will have fellowship time with coffee and donuts. What a great opportunity to get to know other members of the Parish that you often see but have not had the chance to meet!
WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS TO THE PARISH!!!
Daniel & Daniela Larison and their children Joshua, Jacob and Bianca
CHOIRS!!!
As the holy Seasons of Advent and Christmas approach, the choirs are preparing for these Liturgies. If you can carry a tune – then please join our choir! If you know someone who has a good voice – please encourage them to join! Please use this gift to the glory of God and for worship of Him. Practices are on Wednesday evening. Contact Andrew Mason for further information.
ADVENT VESPERS
Next Sunday, we will celebrate the First Sunday of Advent, beginning the new Church year. During the Season of Advent, in anticipation of the appearance of our Lord, we will be praying Vespers as a community on Sunday evenings at 7:00 pm. Attending Vespers, the Evening Prayer of the Church, is a wonderful spiritual opportunity to aid each of us in preparing our hearts for Christ’s coming as our Lord and Savior. This is an especially important time for families to pray together in longing for our King!
THANKSGIVING DAY MASS
Please note that our Thanksgiving Day Mass will be celebrated at 9 am. Plan to be present at Mass on this day as we give thanks to the Lord for all the gifts He has and continues to provide for us. May you have a truly blessed Thanksgiving!!!
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY COAT DRIVE
A special THANK YOU from our St. Vincent de Paul society for your generosity in donating coats for our recent coat drive. Many, many people in need are benefiting from this work of mercy. May our Lord bless you abundantly for your participation in this work of mercy!
GIVING TREE Our annual Advent Giving Tree will begin next weekend. The tags will be on the tree in the Narthex. Our Giving Tree is such a blessing to so many of those in need – both young and old. Help make someone’s Christmas a bit brighter through this work of mercy. Thank you in advance for your generosity!
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CHILDREN’S ADVENT OFFERING
Once again, this year our school-aged children will be receiving an Advent offering card – either through St. Cecilia School or their CCD class. Throughout the Advent Season, we are challenged to pray for the Lord’s coming, to be examples of His love and virtues to others, and to “prepare the way of the Lord” through our stewardship. As our children fill these cards, quarter by quarter, this is a great opportunity for a time of family Scripture reading, discussion and prayer. The children should bring their completed Advent cards to the Children’s Christmas Mass (5 pm on Christmas Eve) or any of our Christmas Masses throughout the Season where a special basket will be placed before the manger where they will place their offering before the newborn King.
ST NICK IS COMING TO TOWN!!! Save the date – December 10th will be our annual Breakfast with St. Nick. Come enjoy a yummy pancake and eggs breakfast with all the fixins, games, crafts and a visit from St. Nick, 8:30-10:30 am in the Undercroft. Cost is $7 for an adult plate, $5 for a child, family max of $30. Tickets are required and go on sale at school, church and online Thanksgiving weekend. For more information, contact Charlie or Karen Bunton at [email protected] or [email protected]. Sponsored by the Knights of Columbus and SCPTO. All proceeds go to the building fund.
MARCH FOR LIFE DIOCESE OF COVINGTON 2017
ADULT/FAMILY BUS INFORMATION
Plans are under way for the 2017 pilgrimage to Washington, D.C. for the March for Life. Due to the Presidential Inauguration on January 20, the March for Life will be held on Friday, January 27. Our trip will consist of staying in Washington, D.C. for two nights. We will depart Northern Kentucky on Thursday morning, January 26 and return during the day on Saturday, January 28. Prices include bus and two nights at the Washington Marriott at Metro Center. It’s located on the metro and has several restaurants within walking distance. Prices are: double occupancy $315, triple occupancy $260, quad occupancy $230. For family rate please call 859-392-1500. We are taking reservations with a $50 deposit. Contact our office if you wish to set up a payment plan. Final payment will be due the week prior to the trip. Contact the Diocese of Covington Pro-Life Office, 392-1500 Peggy Piccola or email [email protected].
ATTENTION CURSILLO ALUMNI
Saint Patrick prayed, “Christ be beside me, Christ be before me, Christ be within me, Christ be beneath me, Christ be above me.” Are you looking for a way to find Christ again, or just continue your fourth day? Come join the Restoration Retreat at St. Anne’s retreat center as we strive for a closer relationship with Christ. Men’s Weekend is January 27-29th, Women’s Weekend February 10-12th, 5:30 pm Friday to 1:00 pm Sunday. Led by Fr. Michael Barth. Contact Kenny Rogers 859-356-3898 for additional information.
ST. CECILIA 2nd CHANCE “CORVETTE FOR CHRISTMAS” RAFFLE
The raffle tickets for our 2nd Chance “Corvette for Christmas” Raffle are on sale. The winner of our Festival grand prize, the 2016 Corvette, chose to
take the cash option. As a result, once again this year we will have a drawing on Christmas Day immediately following the 11:00 am Mass for the 2016 Corvette or $40,000. Tickets are $100 each with a maximum of 800 tickets being sold. 317 tickets have been sold thus far. The tickets are now available for purchase after Masses, at the Church Office or at stcfest.com.
AMAZON SMILE
Start with a Smile at smile.amazon.com/ch/61-1054468 for your holiday gifts and amazon smile donates to St. Cecilia Church.
AN ALTAR IN YOUR HOME
One doesn’t need to have a chapel in their home in order to have a prayer area. It is a great idea to set aside some area in the house that is always kept clean and clear which becomes an invitation for prayer, reading and reflection. This can become your home altar. Our kids today yearn for silence, but they find very little of it. Provide that environment for them. They will respond to a sacred space with reference if you present it as such. It is important to let your children know that they are welcome to spend time in the prayer place. If you have small children, set out a non-breakable statue, crucifix and a children’s Bible. If your kids are older, leave out a prayer book or a book on the lives of the Saints as well as the Bible and a crucifix. You will find a family altar will allow every member of the family to sit down, take a deep breath and find peace and comfort in the presence of God.
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HOLY CROSS HIGH SCHOOL THANKSGIVING SOCIAL
Holy Cross High School is having a Thanksgiving Social featuring a Hold’em Tournament, a Euchre Tournament, Silent Auction, Live Auction, and UK vs UT Martin on the Big Screen on Friday, November 25th at 5:30 pm in the Holy Cross Gym, 36th & Church Streets, Covington, KY. Admission is $10 and includes pizza and soft drinks. Canned beer is $1.50 each. Optional Hold-em Tourney is an additional $55 if pre-registered or an additional $75 at the door. Optional Euchre Tourney is an additional $25 if pre-registered or an additional $30 at the door. Cash only at the door. Doors open at 5:30 pm, Hold’em instructions at 6:30 pm, Hold’em Tourney starts at 7:00 pm, Euchre registrations at 7:30 pm, Euchre instructions at 7:45 pm, Euchre Tourney starts at 8:00 pm. You must be 18 years of age to play Hold’3m or Euchre. Charitable Gaming #ORG0000063. For more information or to pre-register: www.hcboosters.com or 859-291-8588.
COVINGTON LATIN SCHOOL
Covington Latin School will be hosting its Entrance Examination for bright and enthusiastic 5th, 6th and 7th grade students on Saturday, December 10th at 9:00 am. For reservations or to learn more, visit covingtonlatin.org or call 859-291-7044.
ADVENT FESTIVAL OF LESSONS AND CAROLS AT THE BASILICA
The Cathedral Concert Series continues with the annual Lessons and Carols observance on Sunday, December 4, 2016, at 3:00 pm. All are welcome. Scripture and Song herald the coming Nativity Season. The Bishop’s Choir invites you to come and celebrate the true meaning of Advent. Candlelight and evergreen adorn the stunning beauty of the Basilica. Open to the public with no admission charge. A freewill offering will be accepted. Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption, 1140 Madison Avenue, Covington, KY. Visit www.cathedralconcertseries.org.
PREPARING FOR CHRISTMAS; FINDING CHRIST IN THE PSALMS
A weekend retreat for women and men will be held at St. Walburg Monastery December 2-4, 2016. Our retreat reflections in Lectio style will explore God’s voice calling us to a deeper union in Christ. Retreatants are invited to join the monastic choir for Liturgy of the Hours. Lodging will be at the monastery’s Guest House, 2500 Amsterdam Road, Villa Hills, KY. Contact Sr. Dorothy Schuette, OSB at [email protected] or Sr. Rosemary McCormack, [email protected] for information.
CITY OF INDEPENDENCE CHRISTMAS WALK
The City of Independence will have their Christmas Walk on December 3rd. Please mark your calendars that the Saturday Mass will be at 4:00 pm that day.
CATHOLIC CHARITIES
Christmas Dinner Outreach - Catholic Charities invites groups, families and individuals to help provide a Christmas dinner for 16 families residing at its St. Joseph apartment complex. Once homeless, these families now have permanent housing and receive intensive case management services and assistance through Catholic Charities’ Supportive Housing program. Consider donating an entire dinner or a few items that will provide a complete holiday dinner. Visit the Volunteer page at www.covingtoncharities.org and select Volunteer Opportunities for a complete list of items, the electronic donation form and drop-off instructions. No computer? No worries! Call Lesley Duggan, Volunteer Coordinator, 859-581-8974 to learn more.
If you are looking for an opportunity to serve the needs of the poor, consider spending a few hours each month as a paid, weekend staffer for Parish Kitchen in Covington where folks find a free nourishing meal 365 days a year. Retired? Management experience? This opportunity is calling you! Learn more by visiting www.covingtoncharities.org/news-events/job-opportunities.
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Behold, your King is coming to you, the Holy One, the Savior (From a discourse by St. Andrew of Crete, bishop)
Let us say to Christ: Blessed is He who comes in the Name of the Lord, the King of
Israel. Let us wave before Him like palm branches the words inscribed above Him on the Cross. Let us show Him honor, not with olive branches but with the splendor of merciful deeds to one another. Let us spread the thoughts and desires of our hearts under His feet like garments, so that entering with the whole of His being, He may draw the whole of our being into Himself and place the whole of His in us. Let us say to Zion in the words of the prophet: Have courage, daughter of Zion, do not be afraid. Behold your king comes to you, humble,
and mounted on a colt, the foal of a beast of burden.
He is coming who is everywhere present and pervades all things; He is coming to achieve in you His work of universal salvation. He is coming who came to call to repentance not the righteous but sinners, coming to recall those who have strayed into sin. Do not be afraid, then: God is in the midst of you, and you shall not be shaken. Receive Him with open, outstretched hands, for it was on His own hands that He sketched you. Receive Him who laid your foundations on the palms of His hands. Receive Him, for He took upon Himself all that belongs to us except sin, to consume what is ours in what is His. Be glad, city of Zion, our mother, and fear not. Celebrate your feasts. Glorify Him for His mercy, who has come to us in you. Rejoice exceedingly, daughter of Jerusalem, sing and leap for joy. Be enlightened, be enlightened, we cry to you, as holy Isaiah trumpeted, for the light has come to you and the glory of the Lord has risen over you. What kind of light is this? It is that which enlightens every man coming into the world.
It is the light that was in the world from the beginning, through which the world was made, yet the world did not know it. It is that light which came to its own, and its own people did not receive it. And what is this glory of the Lord? Clearly it is the Cross on which Christ was glorified, He, the radiance of the Father’s glory, even as He said when He faced His passion: Now is the Son of Man glorified, and God is glorified in Him, and will glorify Him at once.
The glory of which He speaks here is His lifting up on the Cross, for Christ’s glory is His Cross and His exaltation upon it, as He plainly says: When I have been lifted up, I will draw
all men to myself.
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