ai t ecilia at e al Mother Church of the Catholic Archdiocese of Omaha Mother Church of the Catholic Archdiocese of Omaha Mother Church of the Catholic Archdiocese of Omaha Mother Church of the Catholic Archdiocese of Omaha Parish, Grade School, and Child Care Center Parish, Grade School, and Child Care Center Parish, Grade School, and Child Care Center Parish, Grade School, and Child Care Center 701 N 40th Street, Omaha NE 68131 701 N 40th Street, Omaha NE 68131 701 N 40th Street, Omaha NE 68131 701 N 40th Street, Omaha NE 68131 Inspiring.Faith.Community Inspiring.Faith.Community Inspiring.Faith.Community Inspiring.Faith.Community November 17, 2019 33rd Sunday in Ordinary Time Holy Mass: Sunday 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 5:30 pm, vigil 5:30 pm Saturday | Weekdays: 7:00 am, 11:15 am Holy Mass: Sunday 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 5:30 pm, vigil 5:30 pm Saturday | Weekdays: 7:00 am, 11:15 am Holy Mass: Sunday 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 5:30 pm, vigil 5:30 pm Saturday | Weekdays: 7:00 am, 11:15 am Holy Mass: Sunday 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 5:30 pm, vigil 5:30 pm Saturday | Weekdays: 7:00 am, 11:15 am
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Saint Cecilia Cathedral
Mother Church of the Catholic Archdiocese of OmahaMother Church of the Catholic Archdiocese of OmahaMother Church of the Catholic Archdiocese of OmahaMother Church of the Catholic Archdiocese of Omaha Parish, Grade School, and Child Care CenterParish, Grade School, and Child Care CenterParish, Grade School, and Child Care CenterParish, Grade School, and Child Care Center
701 N 40th Street, Omaha NE 68131701 N 40th Street, Omaha NE 68131701 N 40th Street, Omaha NE 68131701 N 40th Street, Omaha NE 68131 Inspiring.Faith.CommunityInspiring.Faith.CommunityInspiring.Faith.CommunityInspiring.Faith.Community
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ome to Cathedral!
Cathedral Boomers Event Cathedral Boomers Event Cathedral Boomers Event Cathedral Boomers Event 7e Saint Cecilia group for baby boomers is planning an activity to get your Advent o8 to a great start. We’ll attend the 9:30 am Mass on Sunday, December 1December 1December 1December 1, then head to 7e Omaha Bakery, 608 S 72nd St., for co8ee and fellowship, where we have the back room reserved just for us. Meet at the Cathedral’s south doors a=er Mass and we can carpool or you can drive on your own. If you’re attending Mass at a di8erent time, just meet us at the bakery about 10:45 am. Co8ee costs $2-$3.50 and their award-winning cinnamon or pecan rolls range from $2-$2.50. All baby boomers in the parish are invited. Our events are a great way to make new friends and reconnect with old ones. Call or text Michele DeSmet with your RSVP, 402-250-3622.
Cathedral Choir CDCathedral Choir CDCathedral Choir CDCathedral Choir CD Christmas gi=s made easy while sharing the good news of Christ and the joy and beauty of sacred music from the Cathedral! 7e Cathedral Choir’s recording ‘HARK! Advent and Christmas with the St. Cecilia Cathedral Choir’ will be released on Sunday, November 17November 17November 17November 17, at the 3:00 pm a=ernoon concert Hommage à Notre Dame with a special price for concert attendees of $10 per CD/$90 for 10 CDs. A=er that the CDs will be available in the Cultural Center Gi= Shop and in the Music OGce or through a choir member for $15 each. 7e recording features favorite familiar and new music from the Cathedral’s Christmas Liturgies and some carols to sing along to. For more information contact Dr. Rubis Bauer at [email protected]. Reception, Lecture, Book SigningReception, Lecture, Book SigningReception, Lecture, Book SigningReception, Lecture, Book Signing
St. Margaret Mary parish is celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2019. A newly released book, "St Margaret Mary Centennial - 1919-2019", is now available in the Cathedral Cultural Center Gi= Shop. Learn how the Jrst parish to follow the establishment of St Cecilia took root and why Bishop Harty assigned this task to the Cathedral's associate pastor, Rev. Leo Patrick. Archivist/project researcher Nick Manhart will host a reception and presentation on Sunday, November 17 November 17 November 17 November 17 at 12:30 pm in the Cultural Center. Books will be available for purchase.
Hommage à Notre DameHommage à Notre DameHommage à Notre DameHommage à Notre Dame Join us for a special musical event at Cathedral: Sunday, November 17November 17November 17November 17, 3:00 pm. Our Saint Cecilia Cathedral choir, under the direction of Marie Rubis Bauer and accompanied by Michael Emmerich on the organ, will perform Machaut’s “Missa Notre Dame (Mass of Our Lady),” Vierne’s “Messe Solennelle,” and Latry’s “Salve Regina.” Our Cathedral was built for music such as this! Don’t miss out!!
Young Catholic Professionals Young Catholic Professionals Young Catholic Professionals Young Catholic Professionals Young Catholic Professionals serves young adults in their 20s and 30s in connecting with one another to grow in faith. Our next event is an Executive Speaker Series at Saint Cecilia Cathedral on Tuesday, November 19November 19November 19November 19. Mass is at 6:15 pm, social and free food starts at 7:00 pm, and speaker begins at 7:45 pm. Fr. Je8 Lorig will speak on "Disengaged? Connecting the WE/ME in Your Organization."
Cathedral Campus EventsCathedral Campus EventsCathedral Campus EventsCathedral Campus Events SundaySundaySundaySunday November 17November 17November 17November 17 12:30 pm Baptism: Joseph Kuzelka, Daniel Schulz [NAVE] 3:00 pm CAP Concert “Hommage à Notre Dame”[NAVE]
TuesdayTuesdayTuesdayTuesday November 19November 19November 19November 19 6:00 am 7at Man is You meeting [PCDR] 6:00 pm Saint Bernadette’s Circle: Book Club [PCCR] 6:15 pm YCP Mass [NAVE] 6:00 pm H.O.P.E. Prayer meeting [SCI] 6:30 pm KOC OGcer meeting [LAC] 7:00 pm YCP Dinner [PCDR]
7ursday7ursday7ursday7ursday November 21November 21November 21November 21 6:30 pm Faith Formation Mass [NAVE] 6:30 pm RCIA dinner and class [PCDR]
FridayFridayFridayFriday November 22 Feast of Saint CeciliaNovember 22 Feast of Saint CeciliaNovember 22 Feast of Saint CeciliaNovember 22 Feast of Saint Cecilia 8:30 am School Mass [NAVE]
SundaySundaySundaySunday November 24November 24November 24November 24 12:30 pm Baptism: John Pratt III [NAVE]
7ursday7ursday7ursday7ursday November 28 7anksgivingNovember 28 7anksgivingNovember 28 7anksgivingNovember 28 7anksgiving 9:00 am 7anksgiving Mass [NAVE]
At Saint Cecilia Cathedral School, you will Jnd a welcoming community committed to the Catholic faith and helping each student reach his or her highest potential. From our student mentorship program to serving in the community, our students have many opportunities to become leaders with social skills, both in and out of the classroom.
Our MissionOur MissionOur MissionOur Mission
• Teach and live the Catholic faith within a nurturing family-like community • Teach respect for all • Foster each student's academic potential
Connect with UsConnect with UsConnect with UsConnect with Us Website: stcecilia.net
Fund Raising for our SchoolFund Raising for our SchoolFund Raising for our SchoolFund Raising for our School Hy-Vee receipts can be collected until December 31. You can shop at any of the twelve Omaha stores. The receipts collected must have the date on them or they will not be counted. Hy-Vee will donate $1 for every $200 spent. We can receive up to $2000 simply by keeping track and turning in your Hy-Vee receipts. Thank you for supporting us!
Celebrating Our StudentsCelebrating Our StudentsCelebrating Our StudentsCelebrating Our Students We are so fortunate at Saint Cecilia to have opportunities for our students to interact with students from other grades, to mentor and guide them, to be a buddy! When 8th graders get to spend time with their Kindergarten “buddies” for a science pumpkin lesson, THIS is what it looks like!
Honoring and celebrating veterans and learning about patriotism is part of an excellent education we o8er at Saint Cecilia!
THESE things are part of what we are about!
“Honor Code”
Feast of Our CathedralFeast of Our CathedralFeast of Our CathedralFeast of Our Cathedral’’’’s Patron, Saint Cecilia: November 22s Patron, Saint Cecilia: November 22s Patron, Saint Cecilia: November 22s Patron, Saint Cecilia: November 22 Cecilia was a Roman noblewoman who most likely lived during the late second century to the middle of the third century. Having pledged herself to Christ, she converted her husband on the night of their arranged marriage. According to legend, she Jlled her heart with a song to God asking for divine help in preserving her chastity. 7is has ensured her traditional association with music, her traditional association with music, her traditional association with music, her traditional association with music, and especially the organand especially the organand especially the organand especially the organ. Her husband converted his brother and they became active in the Christian community. Sentenced to death, the brothers converted their executioner, and all three were martyred. A=er Cecilia buried them, she was condemned. During her protracted death from an ax wound, she prayed and taught, o8ered encouragement to her fellow Christians, le= her possessions to the poor, and asked that her house should be dedicated as a church. Saint Cecilia is the heart and soul of this great churchSaint Cecilia is the heart and soul of this great churchSaint Cecilia is the heart and soul of this great churchSaint Cecilia is the heart and soul of this great church, the only cathedral in the United States dedicated to the patron saint of music and musicians. She is also honored as the patron of the Omaha Archdiocesepatron of the Omaha Archdiocesepatron of the Omaha Archdiocesepatron of the Omaha Archdiocese. Our magniJcent rose window portrays Cecilia as a young woman. At the center of the modiJed quatrefoil is the Jgure of the virgin martyr, crowned with red and white roses. Children of the earthly choir and angels of the heavenly choir surround Saint Cecilia. At her feet is the text from the Jrst antiphon at the OGce of Matins on her feast: "At the sound of musical instruments, the virgin Cecilia sang to God in her heart." On the side walls are antiphons from the Divine OGce for Saint Cecilia: Alleluja--Alleluja, Dum aurora Jnem daret, Caecilia exlamavit dicens: Eja, milites Christi, abjicite opera tenabrarum et induimini arma lucis. (Alleluia--Alleluia, as dawn was breaking into day, Cecilia cried out saying: Courage, soldiers of Christ, cast away the deeds of darkness and put ye on the armor of light.) Cantanibus organis Caecilia Domino decantabat dicens: Fiat cor meum Immaculatum, ut non confundar. Alleluja--Alleluja. (While the musical instruments were playing, Cecilia sang unto the Lord saying: Let my heart be undeJled that I be not ashamed. Alleluia--Alleluia.) Completing this radiant halo of Saint Cecilia is the prayer above the altar: Sancta Caecilia, Virgo Martyr, ora pro nobis. (Saint Cecilia, Saint Cecilia, Saint Cecilia, Saint Cecilia, virgin and martyr, pray for usvirgin and martyr, pray for usvirgin and martyr, pray for usvirgin and martyr, pray for us.)
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Feast of Saint Cecilia MassFeast of Saint Cecilia MassFeast of Saint Cecilia MassFeast of Saint Cecilia Mass Our weekly Mass has been changed to Friday this week so that our students can celebrate the feast of our school’s patron, Saint Cecilia! Join us at 8:30 am November 22 for Mass. We would love to have you.
Living Mercy: Spiritual Life at Cathedral
Praying for Each OtherPraying for Each OtherPraying for Each OtherPraying for Each Other Frank Niemeyer, Hilda Schulte, Nancy Vaughan, Mark Morehouse, Eleanore Shrader, Patricia Kelley, Mary J., Danielle Talkington, Je8rey Cabral, Jan Limpach, Stanley Kasuda, Deacon Jim Watson, Paul Jedlicka, Will Woleben, all of our parishioners who are homebound, in care homes, in the hospital, or in military service. Call Sheila Graham 402-551-2313 at the administration oGce to get a name on/o8 of this list. We have a prayer intention post on our parish Facebook page that you can add to yourself.
Mass Intentions Mass Intentions Mass Intentions Mass Intentions Call Sheila Graham at 402-551-2313 or stop by the Campus Administration OGce to schedule for any of our Masses here. $10 per Mass is requested.
MarriageMarriageMarriageMarriage Parishioners, registered and active here for a minimum of six months, are eligible to set a date for their wedding. 7en at least six months of preparation prior to the wedding is required by the Archdiocese. Call Kay GarJeld at 402-551-2313.
ReconciliationReconciliationReconciliationReconciliation Saturday 4:00 - 5:00 pm and weekdays 7:30 - 8:00 am. You may also call for an appointment 402-551-2313.
BaptismBaptismBaptismBaptism Classes are held at 7:00 pm on the 2nd Monday of each month. Preregistration is required. Call Kay GarJeld at 402-551-2313.
Masses and IntentionsMasses and IntentionsMasses and IntentionsMasses and Intentions SaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturday 7:30 am 5:30 pm
SundaySundaySundaySunday 7:30 am 9:30 am 11:30 am 5:30 pm
MondayMondayMondayMonday 7:00 am 11:15 am
TuesdayTuesdayTuesdayTuesday 7:00 am 11:15 am
WednesdayWednesdayWednesdayWednesday 7:00 am 11:15 am
7ursday7ursday7ursday7ursday 7:00 am 11:15 am
FridayFridayFridayFriday 7:00 am 8:30 am 11:15 am
SaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturday 7:30 am 5:30 pm
SundaySundaySundaySunday 7:30 am 9:30 am 11:30 am 5:30 pm
November 16November 16November 16November 16 Angel Ensastegui Frances Wright +
November 17November 17November 17November 17 Saint Cecilia Parishioners Elmer & Margaret Bradley + (WA) Paul and Genevieve Birkby + Ann Harvat + (B)
November 18November 18November 18November 18 Wayne Quon + (A) In 7anksgiving
November 19November 19November 19November 19 7omas M McGuire + Fr. Joseph Martin + (A)
November 20November 20November 20November 20 Christopher Dohogne Helen Soukup +
November 21November 21November 21November 21 7omas M McGuire + Helen Lekawski +
November 22November 22November 22November 22 John Bell + Margaret Swanson + Maria Lanh Nguyen +
November 23November 23November 23November 23 Joyce Whitley (B) Danny Sullivan +
November 24November 24November 24November 24 Keith Speicher + (A) John Wyzykowski + (B) King McElroy + Saint Cecilia Parishioners
Fr. Buckley
Fr. Harrison Fr. Buckley Fr. Buckley Fr. Lorig
Fr. Grewe
Fr. Buckley Fr. Grewe Fr. Grewe Fr. Lorig H
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ass is the CENTER of all that we do at Cathedral
Holy MassHoly MassHoly MassHoly Mass Grow in your spiritual life here! We o8er 5 weekend Masses for our parishioners and visitors. Our school students and teachers attend Mass on Wednesdays at 8:30 am during the school year. Everyone is welcome to attend this celebration along with them. Daily Mass is held in the Our Lady of Nebraska Chapel on the Church’s north side. It is an intimate and personal Mass celebrated at 7:00 am and 11:15 am weekdays and Saturdays at 7:30 am. Join us.
Retreats for Men and Women of Saint CeciliaRetreats for Men and Women of Saint CeciliaRetreats for Men and Women of Saint CeciliaRetreats for Men and Women of Saint Cecilia 7e Cloisters, located in Gretna, o8ers 3-day silent Ignatian retreats for men and women ages 18 and older. 7e retreats begin 7ursday evening with registration starting at 4:30 pm and conclude Sunday a=ernoons at 2:00 pm. 7ere is no set cost to attend but a free will o8ering is requested once the retreat concludes. 7e St. Cecilia Men’s Retreat will be held January 9 January 9 January 9 January 9 (15 openings now!!!) and Women’s Retreat January 16 January 16 January 16 January 16 (Waiting List). For more information and to register, go to our website, cloistersontheplatte.com. You can check out other weekends that may work better for you. Contact parishioners Ed Fogarty [email protected] or Cathy Lyons [email protected] with questions.
St. Vincent de PaulSt. Vincent de PaulSt. Vincent de PaulSt. Vincent de Paul Saint Cecilia Cathedral ChapterSaint Cecilia Cathedral ChapterSaint Cecilia Cathedral ChapterSaint Cecilia Cathedral Chapter
Tim Pe8er, Director 701 N 40th Street, Omaha, NE 68131
402-551-2313
Our volunteers take calls, check request information, prepare pantry supplies, and treat each caller with the dignity and respect they deserve as children of God. 7ey daily talk with and meet with people down on their luck who are looking for assistance with rent, utilities, food. 7is outreach ministry of Cathedral is o=en the only way that some people see the mercy of God. Donations accepted and appreciated. 7e money put in the “poor boxes” in the church fund this ministry too.
Meal Preparation OpportunitiesMeal Preparation OpportunitiesMeal Preparation OpportunitiesMeal Preparation Opportunities We are looking for people to help provide meals for our RCIA group on 7ursday nights until mid April. Let Pam Greene know that you can help: 402-345-5684.
Join a group from Saint Cecilia parish who prepare chicken casseroles to take to the Francis House on the fourth Monday of every month from September through May. If you are interested or have any questions, call Joyce 402-558-5207. Information, the recipe and the sign-up: SignUpGenius.com/go/volunteer225.
Saint Cecilia Child CareSaint Cecilia Child CareSaint Cecilia Child CareSaint Cecilia Child Care 3869 Webster St | 402-553-1708
Directors: Betsy Herlacher & Denise Leibert
Monday - Friday 6:30 am - 6:00 pm Licensed center for your children 6 weeks to 13 years. Closed for holidays and snow days. With close access to a fenced-in playground and sports Jeld, the children have opportunities for developing gross motor skills. A great place to start your Cathedral experience. Call us for a tour!!!
Cathedral Music Ministry
Cathedral Millennials Cathedral Millennials Cathedral Millennials Cathedral Millennials Parishioners in their 20s and 30s are invited to join the Cathedral
Millennials! Cathedral Millennials is open to men and women, single and married, parents, students, and people of any profession or career. We are an inclusive community of young Catholics who want to grow in our faith and foster community within Saint Cecilia Cathedral parish. Contact Jenne Forman [email protected].
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Cathedral Music MinistryCathedral Music MinistryCathedral Music MinistryCathedral Music Ministry Saint Cecilia Institute for Sacred Liturgy, Music and the ArtsSaint Cecilia Institute for Sacred Liturgy, Music and the ArtsSaint Cecilia Institute for Sacred Liturgy, Music and the ArtsSaint Cecilia Institute for Sacred Liturgy, Music and the Arts
Dr. Marie Rubis Bauer, Director 3900 Webster Street, Omaha, NE 68131 | 402-553-5524
stceciliacathedralmusic.org Hear our choir at 9:30 am Mass.
Watch for concerts this fall and winter!
Cathedral: A Higher Standard of Excellence
Lord, increase our faith!
Mass Gi= Bearers NeededMass Gi= Bearers NeededMass Gi= Bearers NeededMass Gi= Bearers Needed We need more families, couples, friends, groups to sign up to be gi= bearers at our Masses (except 9:30 am which is full). 7is is a great opportunity to actively participate in the Mass. Call Sheila Graham 402-551-2313 at the administration oGce to get your name on the schedule.
ParishionerParishionerParishionerParishioner’’’’s Missionary Works Missionary Works Missionary Works Missionary Work A note/request from parishioner Dr. 7erese Safranek: my mission to help the poor of Rwanda continues. I will leave on January 3 for 2 months to minister through teaching and medical work. I currently am involved with a Catholic family of six children (age 4-20) who have only a mother who has HIV. 7ere are no food pantries or thri= shops of any sort there. I am asking for help for this family. I will take one suitcase Jlled with 50 pounds of shoes and clothing for them. Anyone who wishes to help a great cause can contact me for further direction: 402-990-8567. 7ank you.
CroiséCroiséCroiséCroisé 7e best spiritual training comes from the saints. Come and learn from St. Eymard the key to e8ective, enlightening prayer. Croisé Men's Challenge Hour every Monday at 7:00 pm in the Our Lady of Nebraska Chapel. Visit croise.org. Updated daily.
All Things Cathedral
Become a Parishioner!Become a Parishioner!Become a Parishioner!Become a Parishioner! If you are interested in making Saint Cecilia your parish home, contact us! Please join us at a registration gathering Sunday, December 1December 1December 1December 1, 10:30 to 11:15 am in the Parish Center Conference Room on the north end of the Msgr. Graham Building to complete your registration materials, meet our pastor and sta8, hear our parish story, learn ways to get involved, get your questions answered, and meet other new parishioners. Call Sheila Graham at the Campus Administration OGce 402-551-2313 to start your registration process. Welcome!!
Cathedral CommunicationsCathedral CommunicationsCathedral CommunicationsCathedral Communications We share our good news and upcoming events on social media so please follow us, like and share our posts and invite your friends and family to as well. Contact Sheila Graham with your information: [email protected] or 402-551-2313.
Supporting Saint Cecilia CathedralSupporting Saint Cecilia CathedralSupporting Saint Cecilia CathedralSupporting Saint Cecilia Cathedral Your support of all of our activities and programs at Cathedral is vital to us. 7ere are many ways that you can make your Jnancial gi= to the Saint Cecilia Cathedral ministries, school, child care and special events: donation envelopes; ACH; credit card. You can now donate online through our website: stceciliacathedral.org/support-the-cathedral. You may also now make your o8ertory gi= by texting “GIVE” to 402-226-6167. Contact Development Director John Wees to discuss these and other options for supporting the Cathedral. Help us keep Cathedral a place of excellence. Call today 402-551-2313.
Offertory Giving: November 4 Offertory Giving: November 4 Offertory Giving: November 4 Offertory Giving: November 4 ---- 10 10 10 10 O8ertory Giving budgeted O8ertory Giving received
Year-to-Date O8ertory budgeted Year-to-Date O8ertory received Over /(under) budget
$14,294 $14,482
$271,586 $284,557 $12,971
Holy Land Pilgrimage Notes from Fr. Mike GreweHoly Land Pilgrimage Notes from Fr. Mike GreweHoly Land Pilgrimage Notes from Fr. Mike GreweHoly Land Pilgrimage Notes from Fr. Mike Grewe November 17November 17November 17November 17: 7e second week of my pilgrimage with several Saint Cecilia parishioners and friends begins with an early morning walk of the Via Dolorosa Via Dolorosa Via Dolorosa Via Dolorosa through the noisy crowded streets of the markets of the Old City of JerusalemOld City of JerusalemOld City of JerusalemOld City of Jerusalem. A=er this public witness of our faith, the group visits several holy places in Jerusalem: Church of the Holy SepulchreChurch of the Holy SepulchreChurch of the Holy SepulchreChurch of the Holy Sepulchre (celebrating Mass here); St. Anne’s Church, Pool of Bethesda, Western WallWestern WallWestern WallWestern Wall, and the Jewish Quarter.
November 18November 18November 18November 18: 7e bus tour heads through the wilderness (desert) of Judeo to the city of JerichoJerichoJerichoJericho. It is an amazing experience of the desolation of that area. We will stop at Qumran where the Dead Sea Scrolls Dead Sea Scrolls Dead Sea Scrolls Dead Sea Scrolls were hidden and found, then on to the town of BethanyBethanyBethanyBethany, home of Martha, Mary, and Lazarus for Mass. We end the day back in Jerusalem.
November 19November 19November 19November 19: Today we cross the Allenby Bridge into the country of Jordan where we will visit the Baptismal Baptismal Baptismal Baptismal site site site site at the river. 7e bus then takes us to Mount Nebo Mount Nebo Mount Nebo Mount Nebo where Moses viewed the Promised Land. We will be able to see the Jordan Valley, Jericho, and the Judean hills from there. We will have Mass here. Our next stop is the Christian village of MadabaMadabaMadabaMadaba and overnight at the hotel near the Dead Sea.
November 20November 20November 20November 20: On this day we drive to PetraPetraPetraPetra to explore! We will see the Treasury carved in the pink stone, the Roman theatre, the Corinthian Tomb and Palace tomb.
November 21November 21November 21November 21: Of course we must swim in the Dead Sea Dead Sea Dead Sea Dead Sea before we leave! 7en we will head back into Israel to visit Ja8aJa8aJa8aJa8a and have Mass at St. Peter’s Church and prepare for our ]ight home and back to Saint Cecilia Cathedral.
November 22November 22November 22November 22: On this feast day of Saint Cecilia we end our pilgrimage. We will be praying for you. Please pray for all of us too.
Annual AppealAnnual AppealAnnual AppealAnnual Appeal You are able to donate online at the website of the Archdiocese. Our goal is $59,142.90. To date you have donated $48,087. 7ank you.
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Deacon David Gurney (Retired) Deacon Jim Watson (Retired)
Parish MissionParish MissionParish MissionParish Mission As disciples of Jesus Christ in the Roman Catholic Cathedral Parish of Saint Cecilia, through the ministry of the Archbishop,
we share Christ's presence with all we encounter
by our sacramental participation, our parish community,
and living the Word of God.
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