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SACRED HEART CATHEDRAL PARISH

MISSION STATEMENT: We, the people of Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish, Davenport, are called together as a spiritual community to serve God and one another by building up the Body of Christ through proclaiming and living the Gospel.

Apri l 10, 2022 • Palm Sunday of the Pass ion of the Lord

Most Reverend

Thomas Zinkula

Bishop of Davenport

Chancery 563-324-1911

Very Rev. Thomas Hennen, VG

Pastor

Sacred Heart Cathedral

422 East 10th Street

Davenport IA 52803

Office 563-324-3257

Fax 563-326-6014

Email:[email protected]

Fr. Thom: [email protected]

Website: shcdavenport.org

Facebook: www.facebook.com/

sacredheartcathedral

YouTube Channel:

See link on website.

DAILY MASSES

8:00 am Tues, Thu

5:30 pm Mon, Wed, Fri

WEEKEND MASSES

Saturday 4:00 pm*

Sunday 7:15 am,

9:00 am (English)

11:00 am (Vietnamese)

*Live-streamed on YouTube

RECONCILIATION Saturday, 3:00-3:45 pm

ADORATION HOURS

Sun. 3:00-10:00 pm

Mon., Tues., Thur. 6:00-10:00 pm

Wed., Fri. 6:00 am-10:00 pm

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CON TA CT IN FO/CA LEN DA R/MA SS IN TE N TION S

PARISH STAFF

Pastor: Very Rev. Thomas Hennen [email protected]

Pastoral Associate: Deacon Dan Huber [email protected]

Deacon: Deacon John Jacobsen [email protected]

Office Manager/Bookkeeper: Carol Haines [email protected]

Faith Formation: Laurie Bribriesco [email protected]

Susan Stanforth [email protected]

Parish Nurse: Patty Riefe, R.N. [email protected]

Office Assistants: Laurie Bribriesco [email protected]

Ann Earley [email protected]

Lien Truong [email protected]

Bulletin: Terry Ratcliff

[email protected]

Webmaster: Danielle Hollembaek [email protected]

Grand Hall Manager: Carollyn Gehrke [email protected]

Office Volunteer: Kris Johnson

COMMISSION CHAIRPERSONS

Admin., Building and Grounds Jim Carter…………..……..…563-370-0185

Church Life Laurie Bribriesco..……….....563-209-3108

Faith Formation Susan Stanforth…….............563-324-3257

Social Justice and Peace Thomas Mason IV.………….563-505-5238 Chairman/St. Martin de Porres Connie Moreno…..………....563-362-0915 Clothing Center Dcn Dan Huber…………....….563-324-3257 Food Pantry ……...……...563-362-8963 Patty Riefe, R.N.…..……..... 563-324-3257 Health Ministry

Vietnamese Community Trien Ngo…………………....918-809-7165

Worship & Spirituality (Art/Environment) Tracey Jacobsen…..….…...563-340-6801

PARISH ORGANIZATIONS

St. Margaret’s Altar & Rosary Society Eileen O’Brien……………....563-271-2563

Knights of Columbus Paul Flynn……………..….....563-320-2865

Vocation Committee Marianne Bell-Overholt….….563-505-2733

Hiền Mẫu Mrs. Truong Nguyen……......563-528-4795

La Vang Trong Bui …………...............563-391-8947

Legion of Mary Ban Dinh ………..…………...563-508-1741

Prayer Chain Mary Rehmann……..…[email protected]

Monday, April 11

2:00 pm Diocesan Chrism Mass 4:30 pm Reconciliation

5:15 pm Vespers/Mass, Chapel 7:00 pm St. Monica Group, GS

Tuesday, April 12

7:45 am Lauds/Mass/Rosary, Chapel 6:30 pm Choir Rehearsal, Cathedral

Wednesday, April 13

4:30 pm Reconciliation 5:15 pm Vespers/Mass, Chapel

6:00-7:00 pm Reconciliation 6:00 pm Middle School Youth Group, LL

6:30 pm Boundless Compassion Study Group, GH

Thursday, April 14 HOLY THURSDAY

7:45 am NO MASS 10:00 am Dogma & Donuts

7:00 pm Mass of the Lord’s Supper with Bishop Zinkula

Friday, April 15 GOOD FRIDAY

3:00 pm Good Friday of the Lord’s

Passion with Bishop Zinkula

Saturday, April 16 EASTER VIGIL

10:00 am Easter Egg Hunt, Courtyard

8:30 pm Easter Vigil with Bishop

Zinkula

Sunday, April 17 EASTER SUNDAY

7:15 am Easter Mass (English) 9:00 am Easter Mass (English)

11:00 am Easter Mass (Vietnamese}

12:00 pm Vietnamese Easter Lunch, GH

GH=Grand Hall GS=Gathering Space

LL=Lower Level MCR=Main Conference Room

MASS INTENTIONS APRIL 11-17

Mon. 5:30 pm Trien & Trang Tues. 8:00 am Joyce Teter†

Wed. 5:30 pm Son & Anh

Thur. 8:00 am NO MASS

7:00 pm SHC Parishioners

Fri. 3:00 pm Good Friday Service

Sat. 8:30 pm Easter Flower Memorials

Sun. 7:15 am Easter Flower Memorials 9:00 am Easter Flower Memorials 11:00 am Easter Flower Memorials

WEDDING BANNS

I Megan Fry & Justin Wright

II Katelyn Fritz & Nathan Tappen

THIS WEEKEND AT SACRED HEART

ST. MARGARET’S

BAKE SALE

Visit the Gathering

Space after all

Masses this

weekend and take home some

yummy treats!

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

PANCAKE BREAKFAST

The KC’s Pancake

Breakfast is back!

Join us after the 9:00 am

Mass on Sunday in the

Grand Hall.

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PA STOR ’S COLU M N

I always find Palm Sunday to be such a jarring experience. We begin

with a procession marking Jesus’ triumphant entrance into

Jerusalem, waving palm branches and singing “Hosanna! Blessed is

he who comes in the name of the Lord!” Then, mere moments later

in the reading for the Passion we are shouting, “Crucify him! Crucify him!” What an abrupt change! And so

it must have seemed for Jesus Himself nearly two-thousand years ago. People are fickle. We are fickle. As

much as we say we want to welcome Jesus into our hearts and lives, there is still a part of us that would

rather go about our way undisturbed.

We mistakenly think that somehow God wants to limit our freedom, when in fact He is the author of

our freedom. Without Him we are slaves to our sins and selfish desires, slaves to a material world in which

nothing is ever enough. In the end, as St. Teresa of Ávila says, “God alone is sufficient,” and we are happiest

and most free in right relation with Him. This is why Jesus came, suffered, died, and rose.

The challenge and the opportunity of this week will be to walk with Jesus from the gates of the city,

to the garden of Gethsemane, through the streets to Calvary, to the tomb, and ultimately to the true freedom

of the Resurrection. To be a Christian means to be marked “soul deep” by these events, which we sum up as

the “Paschal Mystery.” I hope that you can participate in as much as possible this Holy Week in the various

liturgies we will be celebrating, or at the very least that you can make some extra time for personal prayer

and reflection.

Monday, for the first time in two years, the priests and deacons of the Diocese will gather with the

bishop here at Sacred Heart Cathedral for the Chrism Mass. At this Mass Bishop Zinkula will bless the Oil of

the Sick (used in the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick), the Oil of Catechumens (used just prior to

baptism for infants and for those older children or adults enrolled in the catechumenate), and he will

consecrate the Sacred Chrism (used to anoint the newly baptized, for the Sacrament of Confirmation, for the

dedication of churches and altars and in the ordination of priests). It is also at this Mass each year that the

priests renew their promises in the service of the Church. While the time of the Chrism Mass this year

(2:00 pm) may not be the most convenient for peoples’ work schedules, I hope that many will still be able to

join us for this powerful liturgy. Please make note of the other times listed in the bulletin for the Triduum

and Easter liturgies this week.

Lastly, on a personal note, please know that you, the people of the parish, will be in my prayers in a

special way throughout this week. I feel so blessed to be here and am looking forward to my first Triduum

and Easter with you!

--Fr. Thom

STEWARDSHIP

In the Gospel story of the first Palm Sunday we

hear that the owners of the ass had only

to be told, “The Master has need of it,” to give

the animal gladly. Do I give as readily to

the Lord’s work?

WEEKLY COLLECTION REPORT

Tiền Giỏ Tuần qua

April 3, 2022

Envelopes/ACH.$12,708.38 Loose Collection..$1,550.75 Total Received....$14,259.13

Phong bì.......$1,487.00

Ngân Phiếu.....$283.65 Tổng cộn......$1,770.65

EASTER FLOWER MEMORIALS DUE TO OFFICE BY APRIL 11.

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FAITH FORMATION

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DEACON DAN’S CORNER

“This is my body, which will be given for you; do this in memory of me.” Lk 22: 19

I was struck by a news report this past week on an American citizen that was captured in Ukraine and brought into Russia. When asked by the reporter about his experience, he could have focused on the cruelty on parade within Ukraine. That seemed to be where the reporter wanted him to go with his answers. Instead, he chose to

highlight the good he experienced by a litany of people within Russia who risked much, so that he could be able to go home again.

How far are you willing to go to help a complete stranger? If you think about it, our Rice Bowl discipline only risks a little bit of time in intentional prayer, a little bit of fasting and sharing a little bit of money to help feed a hungry person. This man’s helpers were different. Some of this man’s helpers risked imprisonment and death in order to get him home safely. Some people are willing to die to protect a spouse, child or family member. Some are willing to die for their country, or to save the life of one of their comrades. Some are willing to die for a cause. What are you willing to die for?

Each year the Church takes this Sunday to proclaim the entirety of the passion narrative. The story is filled with images of complete darkness, violence, deception, cowardice, and wickedness and cruelty on a scale that we just can’t relate to. If our eyes, ears and attention are focused on these darker moments, we can lose sight of the good that the story contains. This is a love story that shows the depths to which God will go to save a wayward people to be able to come home again.

In John’s gospel Jesus told his disciples that “Greater love has no one than this, that a person will lay down his life for his friends.” In Luke’s passion narrative that we hear this weekend, we are reminded that our Savior laid down his life for many souls, including yours and mine. This is the love that the Church turns its attention to. It does so in hopes that we will be reminded of all that God has done for us, and all God continues to do in a world that sometimes is dark and scary.

How easy it is to profess a faith when we don’t see a cost. It is easy to say yes. It is easy to cheer and praise when there are no threats or challenges. In contrast how hard it is to say yes to the things that cost us financially, physically, and psychologically. Any of these situations can shake the foundations of what we really believe, and what we are willing to sacrifice for. But that’s exactly what so many people did for the young man entrapped in Russia. They brought light to the darkness around them. They helped bring a person home.

Today is actually a day that we give glory and praise to God because in Jesus, what seems like the end, really isn’t. Evil and darkness do not have the final word. Love has the final word. In Christ, that kind of love brings light to a world that sorely needs it. Jesus believed in self-giving love, that he was willing to sacrifice title, wealth, prestige, and earthly honors, so that we might be saved from our sins. What are you really willing to sacrifice in order to be more faithful in your discipleship? Consider bringing this to prayer.

Have a blessed Holy Week.

DOGMA & DONUTS Thursdays, 10:00 am, GH

Guest Speaker on April 14: Constance Messmer

Laurie: 563-209-3108 or [email protected].

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SUNDAY BIBLE STUDY Sundays after 9:00 am Mass

No Bible Study on Easter Sunday. New series on the letters of St. Paul

will begin in April 24. Colleen: [email protected]

or call/text 563-505-0834.

DIOCESAN CHRISM MASS April 11, 2:00 pm, Sacred Heart

You are invited to take part in one of the most special liturgies in the life of a

diocese—the Chrism Mass. At this liturgy, the bishop gathers the faithful of the

diocese—priests and deacons, religious and laity—around him for the blessing and

consecration of the oils that will be used in all our parishes in the coming year. Here

the Oil of the Sick, used to strengthen and console and heal those who are infirm, will be blessed. Here the Oil of Catechumens, used to strengthen and free those who are

preparing for baptism, will be blessed. Here the Sacred Chrism, used to ordain bishops and priests, to confirm, to anoint newly-

baptized infants, and to dedicate churches and altars, will be consecrated. And here, too, we will witness the Rite of Recommitment to Ministry by our priests. May our presence

at the Chrism Mass be a sign of our support and gratitude for their ministry—and a

reminder that baptism calls all of us to lives of service.

OPERATION RICE BOWL: Don’t forget to bring your Rice Bowl contributions to our Holy Thursday Mass at 7:00 pm. The collection on Holy Thursday goes to help the most vulnerable in our own community and across the globe. Baskets will be at each of the entrances during the Triduum and Easter weekend. Feel free to place your rice bowl in one of those baskets on your way into or out of church.

CONFIRMATION FORMATION Candidates for Confirmation will return for their

next session on Sunday, April 10, 4:00-5:30 pm, in the Gathering Space conference room.

Please contact Dcn Dan if you are unable to attend.

mailto:[email protected]

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PARISH YOUTH/ANNOUNCEMENTS

Assumption High School 1020 W.Central Park Ave. 52804

Ofc 563-326-5313

Fax 563-322-9125

www.assumptionhigh.org

Principal: Bridget Murphy

All Saints Catholic School 1926 N. Marquette St. 52804

Ofc 563-324-3205

Fax 563-324-9331

www.ascsdav.org

Principal: Jeanne VonFeldt

DONA

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS

FAMILY FAITH FORMATION &

MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH

SERVICE OPPORTUNITY

Sunday, April 10th

3:00-4:30 pm

Families are invited to come prepare for Holy

Week and assemble Easter Baskets for retired

priests, homebound members, and those simply

in need of a smile. Middle School students are

able to come with their families or be dropped

off. Please contact Susan Stanforth at

[email protected] or call/text

(563) 726-3852 with questions.

2ND GRADE FIRST COMMUNION

PREPARATION

Wednesday, 04/27/2022

First Eucharist Practice: 6:15 -7:30 pm

Sunday, 05/01/2022

First Communion at Sacred Heart Cathedral at

9:00 am Mass. A special Donuts & Coffee will

take place immediately following Mass for the

parishioners & visitors.

CATHEDRAL KIDS CAMP -

SAVE THE DATE

Monday, June 20th - Thursday, June 24th

6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Please look for registrations coming soon!

Two weeks until the

APRIL KNIGHT GALA April 22, 2022

6:00 pm Dine & Imbibe 8:00 pm Live Auction

9:00 pm Raffle Drawing

Music by Soul Storm

Reservations $50 before April 11/Reservations $50 before April 11/

$75 after April 11.$75 after April 11. bidpal.net/aprilknight2022.

Prizes for the Graduating Class with the most attendees and for the person with

the most attendees.

MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH GROUP

6th - 8th Grade

Wednesday, April 13, 6:00 - 7:30 pm

Come help stuff Easter Eggs for Sacred Heart

Cathedral's Holy Saturday Easter Egg Hunt. Please bring

a bag of candy or small prizes if you are able. Please

contact Susan Stanforth at [email protected]

or call/text (563) 726-3852 with questions.

DO GOOD WITH CHIPOTLE

All Saints Catholic School will host a restaurant night out

fundraiser at Chipotle in Davenport on Tuesday, April 12.

All Saints will receive 33 percent of all sales from 5:00-9:00 pm

on that evening. Everyone can participate, either by ordering

online for pickup and using code CTBGWKD or going to the

restaurant, located at 5270 Elmore Avenue in Davenport and

showing a flyer. Delivery and gift card orders do not qualify.

For more information or to get a flyer, contact the school

office at 563-324-3205.

PASSION PLAY

The eighth grade class will present the annual Passion Play on

Wednesday, April 13 at 7:30 pm at Holy Family Church.

This moving, live rendition of the Stations of the Cross also will

be presented at 9:30 and 11:00 am on Holy Thursday (April 14)

at the church. Everyone is invited to come take part in this

beautiful expression of our faith.

SACRED HEART

CATHEDRAL EASTER EGG HUNT

Saturday, April 16, 10:00 am

Ages: Crawlers - 5th Graders

The hunt will be separated into different age groups. Please bring your own

basket to collect eggs! If there is a Middle School or High

School teen who is wanting to help, please contact Susan Stanforth at

[email protected] or call/text (563) 726-3852.

Thank you to the many who have donated candy, prizes, and eggs!




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MASS MINISTRY/SOCIAL JUSTICE & PEACE

M A S S READERS E M H C s ALTAR SERVERS HOSPITALITY MINISTERS

Apr. 14

7:00 pm

HOLY

THURSDAY

Paul Baresel

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

Donna Nguyen

Kevin Nguyen

Joseph Ngo

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

LEAD: VOLUNTEER

P-C: Judy Seefeldt & Jim Tiedje

V: VOLUNTEERS

E/W: VOLUNTEERS

Apr. 15

3:00 pm

GOOD FRIDAY

Gary Lane

VOLUNTEER

CLERGY Cathy Bui

Maria Ngo

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

LEAD: VOLUNTEER

P-C: Jim Tiedje & Randy Kicksey

V: VOLUNTEERS

E/W: Judy Seefeldt & Angie Kicksey

Apr. 16

8:30 pm

EASTER VIGIL

1. VOLUNTEER

2. Kathy Nguyen

3. VOLUNTEER

4. Lan Chi

Epistle: Tram Vu

Son Le

Van Nguyen

ANGLO

ANGLO

A. J. Barry

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

Donna Nguyen

Lina Nguyen

Henry Nguyen

LEAD: VOLUNTEERS

P-C: VOLUNTEERS

V: VOLUNTEERS

E/W: VOLUNTEERS

Apr. 17

7:15 am

EASTER

Celia Hadden VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

LEAD: VOLUNTEER

P-C: Celia Hadden

V: Judy Seefeldt

Apr. 17

9:00 am

EASTER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

VOLUNTEER

LEAD: VOLUNTEER

P-C: Angie Kicksey & VOLUNTEER

V: VOLUNTEERS

E/W: Randy Kicksey & VOLUNTEER

Apr. 17

11:00 am

EASTER

Nguyen Cong Van

Lan Chi

Tran Thi Nu

Cong Van

Nguyen Rosemary

Nguyen Long

Nguyen Lina

Thuy Vu

Asia Leight

Nguyen Lilian

CLOTHING CENTER: "I was naked and you clothed me." Mt 25:36 We are reminded frequently of the three pillars of Lent: prayer, fasting and almsgiving. We practice almsgiving when we feel compassion for those in need and want to help. Most people automatically think of a financial contribution. But all of the corporal works of mercy are a form of almsgiving. At the Clothing Center, our emphasis is on clothing the naked. One of the authors of "The Little Black Book," daily prayer reflections for Lenten study, suggests buying something new to donate. She reminds us that when we give a gift to someone, it is something new, and she recommends we do the same for those in need. She likes to purchase one new clothing item to donate during Lent. A lovely, generous thought. During the last few weeks, we have shared many stories of generosity. Please know that whatever way you choose to support Minnie's, we are grateful. Contact info: 563-362-0915 or [email protected].

ORDINATION BANNS II

As Duoc (Dominic) Hoang Nguyen, a seminarian from this parish,

prepares for possible diaconate ordination this summer,

the People of God are asked about his worthiness.

If you are aware of any reason why this man should not be ordained,

you are asked to contact:

Fr. Jacob Greiner

4105 N. Division Street

Davenport, IA 52806

Phone: 319-321-5452

[email protected]

The names of those expressing concerns will not be shared with any of the

candidates, though the nature of the concern may be shared with them as part

of the discernment and evaluation process.

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

April 24, 2:00-4:00 pm

Sacred Heart Cathedral

ADORATION

ROSARY

CONFESSIONS

MUSIC & PRAYER

CHAPLET OF DIVINE MERCY

AT 3:00 pm

In His revelations to St. Faustina, Jesus said

“I desire that the Feast of Mercy be a refuge and shelter

for all souls, especially for poor sinners. On that day the

very depths of My tender mercy are open. Whoever

approaches the fountain of life on this day will be

granted complete forgiveness of sins and punishment.”

THIS SCHEDULE REFELCTS SIGN-UPS

AS OF NOON ON APRIL 5. IF YOU HAVE

ALREADY VOLUNTEERED TO FILL ONE

OF THESE POSITIONS, WE THANK YOU.


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BẢN THÔNG TIN CỘNG ĐOÀN MẸ MÔNG TRIỆU

CHÚA NHẬT LỄ LÁ - NĂM C

Chúa Nhật Lễ Lá luôn

luôn cho tôi một cảm giác sốc

động. Chúng ta bắt đầu với một

cuộc rước Lễ,đánh dấu Chúa

Giêsu chiến thắng vào thành

Jerusalem, vẫy lá và hát bài

"Hosana! Chúc tụng Đấng nhân

danh Chúa mà đến!” Rồi, sau

đó chỉ vài giây lát trong bài

Thương Khó chúng ta hét lên,

“Đóng đinh nó đi! Đóng đinh nó

đi!” Một thay đổi thật đột ngột!

Và điều này dường như xãy ra

như vậy cho Chúa Giêsu gần hai

ngàn năm trước. Con người hay

thay đổi. Chúng ta hay thay

đổi. Dù chúng ta nói rằng

chúng ta muốn đón chào Chúa

vào tâm hồn và cuộc sống chúng

ta, vẫn có một phần trong chúng

ta muốn được để yên sống theo

ý mình và không bị quấy rầy.

Chúng ta sai lầm nghĩ

rằng một cách nào đó Chúa giới

hạn sự tự do của chúng ta, trong

khi thực sự Ngài là tác giả của

tự do. Không có Ngài, chúng ta

là nô lệ của tội lỗi và những ham

muốn ích kỷ, nộ lệ cho vật chất

trong thế giới mà nó sẽ không

bao giờ thỏa mản chúng ta.

Cuối cùng, Thánh Teresa của

Avila nói, “Chỉ có không thôi là

đầy đủ rồi,” và chúng ta sẽ được

hạnh phúc và tự do nhất trong

mối liên hệ với Ngài. Đây là lý

do Chúa Giêsu đến, chịu khổ

đau, chết, và sống lại.

Sự thách đố và cơ hội

cho tuần này là đi với Chúa

Giêsu từ cổng thành, đến vườn

Gethsemane, qua các đường phố

đến đồi Cal-vê, đến lăng mộ, và

cuối cùng là thực sự Phục Sinh.

Là người Kitô Hữu có nghĩa là

ấn “vào đầu” bởi những sự kiện

này, mà chúng ta gọi là “Bí Ẩn

Vượt Qua.” Tôi hy vọng anh chị

em tham dự đầy đủ các nghi lễ

Phụng vụ Tuần Thánh này, hoặc

ít nhất là dành thêm một số giờ

cầu nguyện và suy niệm cho cá

nhân mình.

Thứ Hai, lần đầu tiên

sau hai năm, các linh mực và các

thầy phó tế trong giáo phận sẽ

tụ tập với Đức Giám Mục nơi

đây tại Chánh Tòa Thánh Tâm

để tham dự Lễ Dầu. Trong Lễ

Dầu này, Đức Giám mục

Zinkula sẽ làm phép Dầu sức

cho Người bệnh (dùng trong Bí

tích sức dầu cho Người bệnh),

Dầu cho Tân tồng (dùng trước

khi rữa tội cho trẻ sơ sinh và các

em hay người lớn chuẩn bị vào

đạo), và ngài sẽ thánh hiến Dầu

Thánh (dùng để xức dầu cho

người lãnh nhận bí tích rữa tộ,

Bí Tích Thêm Sức, cống hiến nhà

thờ, và bàn thánh và thụ phong

các linh mục). Và cũng chính

trong lễ này các linh mục sẽ tái

khấn lời hứa của họ phục vụ

giáo hội. Trong khi giờ bắt đầu

lễ Dầu năm nay (2 giờ chiều)

không thuận tiện cho giờ làm

việc của mọi người, tôi hy vọng

những người có thể, xin đến

tham dự Thánh lễ phụng vụ đầy

sức mạnh này. Xin ghi chú giờ

phụng vụ cho các Thánh lễ

trong Tuần Thánh và Phục Sinh

tuần này.

Sau cùng, một lời cá

nhân, xin anh chị em, người của

giáo xứ biết cho, sẽ được cầu

nguyện cho một cách đặc biệt

trong suốt tuần này. Tôi cảm

thấy được nhiều hồng phúc

được về đây và mong chờ Tuần

Thánh và Phục Sinh đầu tiên

cùng với anh chị em!

-- Cha Sở Thom

Ý lễ: Những người không đề tên xin lễ: Cầu cho 2 linh hồn Phaolo Cầu cho linh hồn Gioan Baotixita Cầu cho linh hồn ĐaMinh Cầu cho 2 linh hồn Phero Cầu cho linh hồn Maria Cầu cho linh hồn Catarina Và các linh hồn mồ côi Gia đình Nguyễn Mai xin lễ: Xin tạ ơn A/C Triển & Trang xin lễ: Cầu cho linh hồn Maria Bà Đức xin lễ: 2 lễ cho L/H Phero Nguyễn Viết Đức

A/C Sô & Nhung xin lễ: Tạ ơn Chúa và Mẹ Maria Xin ơn bình an cho gia đình Cầu cho linh hồn Phero A/C Hậu & Linh xin lễ: Cho L/H Anna Lâm Thúy Vân Cho L/H PhanxicoXavie Cho gia đình được bình an A/C Sơn & Anh xin lễ: Tạ ơn Chúa và Đức Mẹ Cầu cho gia đình bình an Cầu cho các đẳng linh hồn Bác Ánh Trương xin lễ: Cầu cho linh hồn Lorenzo Cầu cho linh hồn Maria Chi Liên Nguyễn xin lễ: Cho linh hồn Phanxico Xavie Tạ ơn Chúa Mẹ & Thánh cả Giuse Cho linh hồn Matha Cho linh hồn Phaolo 2 linh hồn Anna 2 linh hồn Giuse Cầu bình an cho gia đình A/C Lộc & Thúy xin lễ: Tạ Ơn Chúa, Đức Mẹ, Thánh Cả Giuse Cho con đi đường bình an A/C Trung & Hồng xin lễ: Cầu cho linh hồn Phero Cầu bình an cho gia đình Bà Kế xin lễ: Cho L/H Phanxico Trương Anh G/Đ Nguyễn Đủ xin lễ: Cho L/H MariaPaulina Bùi Thị Thắng Cho L/H Catarina Nguyễn Thị Hân Cho L/H Maria Nguyễn Thio Hải Cho gia đình bình an Nữ Trần xin lễ: Cho L/H ĐaMinh Vũ Năng mới qua đời ở WI Cho L/H hồn Phero, rể của Cố Hưởng Cho L/H Maria Cầu bình an cho thế giới Anh Long xin lễ: Cho linh hồn Maria Cầu bình an cho gia đình Cầu cho các linh hồn Tạ ơn Đức Mẹ Maria Ô/B Hoành Úy xin lễ: Tạ ơn Chúa và Đức Mẹ Cho gia đình bình an Cho Tổ Tiên Ô/B Nội Ngoại Cho L/H Phero,Phanxico và Anna Cho L/H Ng. Thị Trung, lễ giổ Cho L/H Maria Lương T. Hạnh mới qua đời Cho L/H Anna Lâm Thúy Vân Cho các đẳng linh hồn A/C Lai & Phi xin lễ: Cầu cho linh hồn Maria Và các đẳng linh hồn Tạ ơn Chúa & Đức Mẹ cho gia đình bình an A/C Hưởng Quy xin lễ: Cầu cho L/H Luca và Teresa

Cầu cho 2 L/H Catalina Cầu cho gia đình bình an mạnh khỏe

Thông báo: RAO PHONG CHỨC

Anh Dược (Dominic) Hoàng Nguyễn, chủng sinh của giáo xứ

này, chuẩn bị thụ phong chức phó tế vào mùa hè này, dân Chúa được yêu cầu xem xét

anh này có xứng đáng chức thụ phong. Nếu ai biết lý do gì anh

này không nên được phong chức, xin liên lạc với:

Fr. Jacob Greiner 4105 N. Division Street Davenport, IA 52806 Phone: 319-321-5452 [email protected]

Tên của những người bày tỏ mối quan tâm sẽ không được sẻ với bất kỳ ứng viên nào, mặc dù bản chất

của mối quan tâm có thể được chia sẻ với họ như một phần của quá

trình nhận thức và đáng giá.

Cha Chánh Xứ: Fr. Thom Hennen Ban Hội Đồng Thường Vụ & Mục Vụ CDCGMMT Trưởng Ban Đại Diện: Anh Ngô Triển Nội Vụ 1: Anh Lê Sơn Nội Vụ 2: Ông Đinh Bàn Ngoại Vụ: Anh Nguyễn Công Văn Ca Đoàn: Ông Nguyễn Ngữ/ Nguyễn Thị Thủy Ban Phụng Vụ: Anh Chị Nguyễn Hiệp - Tiên Ẩm Thực: Chị Nguyễn Thị Liên Trật Tự: Anh Henry Hồng Thư Ký / Tài Chánh: Chị Nguyễn Kathy Thiếu Nhi: Chị Trần Thị Hồng Việt Ngữ: Chị Đinh Thụy Phương Thảo Giáo Lý: Chị Đoàn Thị Thuỷ Tiên Lễ Thiếu Nhi: Chị Nguyễn Thị Thuỷ

Bí Tích Sức Dầu Bệnh Nhân Và Rước Mình Thánh Chúa Tại Nhà: Quý Vị nào có người thân đang đau yếu cần được rước Mình Thánh Chúa tại nhà hoặc muốn lãnh nhận Bí Tích Sức Dầu Thánh xin liên lạc ông Đinh Bàn (563-639-3213).

Sinh Hoạt Cộng Đoàn: Xin quý ông bà anh chị em quan tâm chia sẽ phần tài chính của mình cho Giáo Xứ trong việc xây dựng hội trường mới của giáo xứ. Xin quý vị gởi bản cam kết đóng góp về văn phòng giáo xứ sớm nhất có thể để công trình xây cất được tiến hành tốt đẹp. Nếu quý vị có thắc mắc gì xin liên lạc cô Thảo Trương để được hướng dẫn thêm.


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