Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 16, 2014 Mass Intentions Tuesday February 18 9:00AM-Margaret Terry by Carol & Ralph Vollmer Wednesday February 19 9:00AM-Andrew P. Hussar by Gene & Jane Wheeler 10:00AM–1:45PM- Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 1:45 PM-Benediction and Chaplet of Divine Mercy Thursday February 20 9:00AM-John Molla by Discipio Family Friday February 21 9:00AM-Mike & Mae Harvan byFamily Saturday February 22 4:30PM–Virginia Lanzi by Robert Lanzi by Family Sunday February 23 9:00 AM–Archie Mastreano by Rich & Treva Aeling 11:00AM–Kathryn Briggs by Debbie & Tony Purses 6:30PM– Glenn Fete by Marge Fete It is absolutely imperative for the future of Catholic education that this vision and way of life is supported by family, parish, and the wider community. As a pastor, I share a hope that in our time and history, every person will come to understand and respect the dignity and value of each person. When that belief is able to resonate and echo in our community, it will also echo in our homes, in our church, and in our classrooms. The credibility of our school absolutely depends on our ability to live that reality and make it real. This is a daunting task – but one that is grounded in the faith we profess as a Catholic institution. Catholic education is about excellence in learning, excellence in living and excellence in loving – as God’s beloved. This dream is happening here at Holy Cross Academy, Our Lady of Peace; this vision is happen- ing here at Holy Cross Academy, Our Lady of Peace – and it is this faith in the future of Catholic education that echo’s in our lives here at Holy Cross Academy, Our Lady of Peace. Christ the Servant Parish Stewardship February 8 & 9 $12,059.00 Monsignor’s Corner If I had a dream for a Catholic school, it would be that school community would mirror the life of our faith community reflecting a unique and faith filled way of life. This image would reflect an alternative way of living and learning that would validate and affirm each child that walks through our doors – as the Beloved of God. Who was Sister Thea Bowman? Sr. Thea Bowman (1937 – 1990) was a Franciscan Sister of Perpetual Adoration who dedicated her life to working for the Afri- can American Catholic community. She was instrumental in the cre- ation of many Catholic multicultural and Afri- can American projects such as the first edition of Lead Me, Guide Me, an African American Catholic hymnal, and co-founded the Institute for Black Catholic Studies at Xavier University in Louisiana. Continued next page...
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Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 16, 2014
Mass Intentions
Tuesday February 18
9:00AM-Margaret Terry by Carol & Ralph Vollmer
Wednesday February 19
9:00AM-Andrew P. Hussar by Gene & Jane Wheeler
10:00AM–1:45PM- Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
1:45 PM-Benediction and Chaplet of Divine Mercy
Thursday February 20
9:00AM-John Molla by Discipio Family
Friday February 21
9:00AM-Mike & Mae Harvan byFamily
Saturday February 22
4:30PM–Virginia Lanzi by Robert Lanzi by Family
Sunday February 23
9:00 AM–Archie Mastreano by Rich & Treva Aeling
11:00AM–Kathryn Briggs by Debbie & Tony Purses
6:30PM– Glenn Fete by Marge Fete
It is absolutely imperative for the future of Catholic education that this vision and way of life is supported by family, parish, and the wider community. As a pastor, I share a hope that in our time and history, every person will come to understand and respect the dignity and value of each person. When that belief is able to resonate and echo in our community, it will also echo in our homes, in our church, and in our classrooms. The credibility of our school absolutely depends on our ability to live that reality and make it real. This is a daunting task – but one that is grounded in the faith we profess as a Catholic institution. Catholic education is about excellence in learning, excellence in living and excellence in loving – as God’s beloved. This dream is happening here at Holy Cross Academy,
Our Lady of Peace; this vision is happen-ing here at Holy Cross Academy, Our Lady of Peace – and it is this faith in
the future of Catholic education that echo’s in our lives here at Holy Cross Academy, Our Lady of Peace.
Christ the Servant Parish Stewardship
February 8 & 9 $12,059.00
Monsignor’s Corner If I had a dream for a Catholic school, it would be that school community would mirror the life of our faith community reflecting a unique and faith filled way of life. This image would reflect an alternative way of living and learning that would validate and affirm each child that walks through our doors – as the Beloved of God.
Who was Sister Thea Bowman?
Sr. Thea Bowman
(1937 – 1990) was a
Franciscan Sister of
Perpetual Adoration
who dedicated her life
to working for the Afri-
can American Catholic
community. She was
instrumental in the cre-
ation of many Catholic
multicultural and Afri-
can American projects
such as the first edition
of Lead Me, Guide Me,
an African American
Catholic hymnal, and co-founded the Institute for Black
Catholic Studies at Xavier University in Louisiana.
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Donut Sunday will be next
weekend February 23rd
after 9am Mass. Please
join us for coffee, donuts
and good company.
Attention: Lectors, Servers, Greeters,
Ushers and Eucharistic ministers, February
8th through August 3rd ministry schedule is
now available in the back of the church.
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 16, 2014
School News
During the month of February, the
custodial staff will be conducting
spring cleaning. One of the goals for
our spring cleaning is to update
some of our athletic trophies that
have accumulated throughout the
years. We will be displaying some of
our older trophies for parishioners to
take for their own. At the end of
February, we will be discarding many of the older trophies
to make room for books in our Library. Parishioners may
look at these trophies in our school Library, on Saturdays or
Sundays, at the conclusion of Mass. This will continue
