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Mary Mallette, 1999
on behalf of Dr. William Mallette
Bill Schoen, 2000
Dr. Jorge Miyares, 2001
Rose Parker, 2002
Pete Grasso, 2003
Roy Deeb, 2004
Carlton “Bud” Rydstrom, 2005
Loretta M. Kehr, 2006
Penny Kelley, 2007
Samuel Horton, 2008
Al Giparas, 2009
James “Steve” Tyrrell, 2010
Adrian and Margarita Brown 2011
Nan Terrill 2012
Peter and Kathy Lefferson 2013
Bill and Dora Feck 2014
Cathedral Alive
Cathedral of St. Jude the Apostle
A Catholic Community committed to
growth in faith, prayer and service.
Parish and School ♦ Diocese of St. Petersburg
Sunday, November 23, 2014
CROSS CURRENTS
Thoughts on a Cathedral Alive
Fr. Joseph L. Waters
Beloved in Christ,
In December 1925 Pope Pius XI wrote the encyclical Quas Primas announcing the annual feast of Christ the King. Consider
his words:
“…these manifold evils in the world were due to the fact that the majority of men had thrust Jesus
Christ and his holy law out of their lives; that these had no place either in private affairs or in politics:
and we said further, that as long as individuals and states refused to submit to the rule of our Savior,
there would be no really hopeful prospect of a lasting peace among nations. Men must look for the
peace of Christ in the Kingdom of Christ.”
In the wake of the Great War Pope Pius XI placed the solemnity of Christ the King on the Church’s Calendar to encourage
Catholics to seek world peace by promoting Christ’s holy law as the governing force both for private life and politics. Originally to be celebrated on October’s last Sunday; after Vatican II the feast was seen as an apt celebration with which to end
the Liturgical Year. Therefore it was transferred to the Sunday preceding the First Sunday of Advent, the start of a new Year
of Grace.
Pius XI’s ideas ring out with an ever more prophetic urgency today and call upon Catholics --and all persons of good will -to once again remember that only in Christ’s law can peaceful progress for the world’s people be promoted and bear lasting
fruit. In our own daily lives and in our citizenship we must seek that manner of human affairs that corresponds to the Gospel
-centered virtues of truth and love.
World peace is a too fragile reality. Do you remember how in 1999-2000 people spoke about a “peace dividend” resulting
from the end of the Cold War? Unfortunately that peace was short-lived as new global threats filled the void of the old rivalries on 9/11/2001. Today we know there are many hotspots which make peaceful coexistence seem like a far distant
hope. The media is filled with stories of an escalating arms race by the world’s major powers with much reckless saber rattling and posturing. Regional conflicts threaten to destabilize global security and show little progress towards resolution. At
home and abroad our people and interests are jeopardized by radicalized ideologies. Ruthlessly violent fanatics seek a new
world order through intimidation. At home racial tensions still threaten to burst into civil unrest; family life is too often tumultuous and conflicts unresolved lead to long periods of estrangement and domestic violence. At our borders the huddled
masses who were once welcomed are now leading to deep divisions in our citizenry and threatening our political system’s
viability. The healthy equilibrium between domestic tranquility and global leadership is harder to sustain after two lengthy
wars and ongoing threats to the homeland. The global economy is limping along after a deep recession and an all too thin
recovery. Partisan divisions detour us from clear pathways to the common good.
In such a world, can we risk keeping Christ out of our politics or out of our private lives? I believe --like Pope Pius XI --we
must recognize that faith needs to shape our conscience and the Law of Christ is our only sure guide to a more peaceful existence and greater security. When the Church speaks out about religious liberty it is not merely to gain ground on certain
pet issues; rather it is a reminding all people that authentic faith in Christ is the source of the true wisdom needed for the
betterment of private lives and the progress of the world’s peoples. If the voices of people of faith are muted, then where will
we find the ideas for solving the world’s many troubles? On this feast of Christ the King let us pray for many more loyal
subjects who, having heard the call of the King, serve the cause of peace both in individual hearts and between peoples and
nations.
Long live Christ the King—Fr.
Waters
Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
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December 3rd our 2nd Grade students
will have their 1st Reconciliation in the
Cathedral. Exposition of the Blessed
Sacrament will end at 5:00pm. There
will be no benediction.
Second graders had an awesome first quarter! I am very proud of them
all. They are learning the importance of being organized and responsible.
They have become very comfortable with the classroom procedures and
they continue to work on “Being the Best They Can Be”.
The students created a book banner on their favorite saint. Each student
came to school dressed as their saint in honor of All Saints Day. They enthusiastically shared their banner with their classmates. It was a wonderful learning opportunity for all. Stop by to see the saint banners hanging
in the hall.
The class attended a delightful performance of Flat Stanley at the Mahaffey Theater. Experiencing this familiar story come to life on stage was
very exciting for all!
We have begun preparing for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. The students are looking forward to receiving the Sacrament on December 3rd.
Music for the solemnity of
our lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
Processional Hymn:
Offertory Hymn: “The Servant Song”
Communion:
Recessional Hymn:
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“More blessed still are those
who hear the word of God and keep it!”
Luke 11:27-28
Weekend of November 16th:
Envelope Offertory
Online Giving
Anonymous, loose cash
Total Weekly Offertory
Number of Contributors
Average Offertory Contribution
Building Fund
Education
$9,663.50
$1,338.50
$2,102.22
$13,104.22
381
$28.88
$15.00
$35.00
Thank you for your generosity to the
Cathedral of St. Jude.
Marriages
Please contact Carol Fox for
Marriage Preparation at
cfox@cathedralofstjude.org or
727-686-1860
Thank you for your Generosity to the
Annual Pastoral Appeal 2014
APA 2014 Goal
Total Pledged
Total Paid
Number of Pledges
Average Pledge
% of Goal Pledged
% of Goal Paid
$170,467.00
$106,157.34
$96,116.22
311
$341.34
62.27%
56.38%
Your contributions to the 2014 Annual Pastoral Appeal help
to serve thousands in need throughout our diocese and
lightens the financial responsibility of our parish.
Thank you for each and every gift!
Bible Study
with Father James
Mondays in the
Meehan Room
9:00am—10:30am
7:00pm—8:30pm
Blood Pressure
Screening will be
after the masses on the third Sunday of the month. If you are interested in joining our parish nurses
please contact Josie deDios at
jdiesta@tampabay.rr.com.
CELEBRATE YOUR WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY AT MASS
On the third Sunday of each month,
couples celebrating an anniversary in
each respective month will be recognized at the 9:30am Mass. Couples
who wish to attend should contact the
parish office at (727) 347-9702 and
special seating will be set aside for
those who wish to sit with other celebrating couples each month.
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November 23, 2014
Wednesday, November 26
Mass at 7:00pm for Thanksgiving
Thursday, November 27
8:15am Mass
In the Cathedral
Please bring non-perishable food items for
the St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry.
Monday, November 24
8:15am
† Armand Circharo
11:00am
† Aida Calalang
6:30pm
† William Ward
Please pray for our sick:
Barbara McArdle, Phyllis A. Tuttle, Joseph Stefanski, Judy Ambler,
Jeannie Martingano, Nick Carter, Katie Steele, Clare Braski,
Paul Kellner, Justine McGeehan, Alissa Van Wanzeele, Michael Allen,
Maggie Ambler, Hope Irvin, Mr. and Mrs. Cisceck, Hal Gens,
Michael Woerner, Raquel Salazar, Simone Leonard, Maybelle Adams,
Clara Reilly, Donna Borowczyk, Billy Demers, Danny Demers
and Rosie Williams
St. Jude Fire of the Spirit Prayer Line: 727-686-8451
Tuesday, November 25
8:15am
† Charlie Gerdes
11:00am
† Henry Felix Saavedra
Readings for
November 30, 2014
Baptism
Wednesday, November 26
8:15am
For Vocations
11:00am
Fr. Roy Gasnick
7:00pm
For All Parishioners
The next Baptism Class is
December 7 following the
9:30am Mass. Please contact
the Parish Office at
727-347-9702 to register.
Thursday, November 27
8:15am
† Paulino Bizares
Friday, November 28
8:15am
† Dennis Reilly
First Sunday of Advent
First Reading:
Isaiah 63:16b-17, 19b; 64:2-7
Second Reading:
1 Corinthians 1:3-9
Gospel:
Mark 13:33-37
Cathedral Alive
Saturday, November 29
8:15am
† Kevin King
4:00pm
† Norbert Kokotek
Coming Soon
CHURCH NEW YEAR
First Sunday of Advent 11/30/14
Sunday, November 30
8:00am
† Patrick McLean
9:30am
† Rose M. Bonfili
11:30am
† For All Parishioners
12:30pm
† Eric Embree
(Latin Mass)
4:00pm
† Angelo J. Telese
(Italian Mass)
6:00pm
† Asher Anup
Dashputre
Generous
Intentional
Sacrificial
Proportional
New Year’s Resolutions
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I will attend mass every Sunday &
Holy Day
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I will pray for the parish
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I will get involved
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I will make a sacrificial tithe and or
offering that is proportionate to my
income
Get off the
Bench and
into the Game !
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The St. Jude Knights of Columbus Council 14178 is hosting our 2nd
Annual Christmas Party and Live Play
ADMISION IS LIMITED TO THE FIRST 250 TICKETS SOLD.
To order tickets, please contact Tom Penman via EMAIL –
tpenman46@msn.com or call 813-523-8025.
Cost is $20.00 per ticket. A 60” HDTV will be raffled off at Intermission.
BE AN ANGEL
This holiday season the Cathedral of
St. Jude the Apostle will again be
hosting our Angel Tree Program.
Beginning Thanksgiving weekend
you can find the “angel” tree located
in the cathedral near the St. Jude statue. On the tree you will find "angel
tags". Each tag will represent the
Christmas wish of a family in our
community served through St Jude’s
St. Vincent de Paul Society, Mary's
Outreach for Women, Aging Matters
for the elderly and Daystar for the
homeless.
Simply take a tag of your choice, purchase your gift and tape the tag to the
outside of the unwrapped package,
placing it back under the tree in the
Cathedral by December 21st. If you
have any questions, please call Linda
Mason 323-5100 or Mary Scott 3841718.
As a parish family we can help make
a memorable Christmas for those in
need.
OH! ...CHRISTMAS TREE!
Celebrate Christmas this year with a traditional live Christmas tree for
your home. The Cathedral of St. Jude School is once again selling fragrant Wisconsin Trees at the lot on the corner of 66th St and 9th Ave
N. The lot opens the week of Thanksgiving. You will find many varieties and sizes of trees to fit any budget. Sales from these trees benefit the
school. Thank you for your support!
Bulletin Information
If your ministry would like to place
an article or picture in the bulletin
please remember to send it in 10
days prior to the publication date to
akoster@cathedralofstjude.org
with your article, pictures or if you
have any questions. Thank you!
November 23, 2014
St. Vincent de Paul
384 15th Street North
St. Petersburg
Tuesday, Nov. 25th, 6-8p.m.
St. Vincent de Paul Homeless Shelter
and Food Pantry is in desperate need
of nonperishable food donations and
turkeys. Our need this year is overwhelming and our donations are down
from years past.
PJ Party and read aloud with Mr. Bubolz
Cupcake decorating contest*
Musical performances by our talented
students
Scavenger hunt
We have over 250 families in need of
a Thanksgiving meal and our Food
Center will be feeding an additional
250 families Thanksgiving Day.
Our Food Center serves over 17,000
meals a month to the homeless and
near homeless of St. Petersburg. We
rely on donations from the public and
corporate donations. If you can help
us please call 727-823-2516. We can
pick up donations, no donation is too
small.
A portion of the Barnes & Noble proceeds will benefit our school!
*There will be a $3 fee for participating in the cupcake contest
If you can't join us between 6:00 and 8:00, stop by during regular business hours
on 11/25
Barnes & Noble
2501 Tyrone Blvd N.
St. Petersburg
Dads and kids, please join us for the Cathedral School of St. Jude
All Pro Dad's Day. Team up with other Cathedral of St. Jude's Dads
and kids for a quick, before-school breakfast and a 45 minute program of fatherhood and family topics. You'll take away some great
tips and resources to help you be the best Dad you can be, and you
will strengthen your relationship with your kids at the same time.
It's fun, and it's FREE! Please RSVP at www.All ProDad.com/3835.
For more information email:
kschaneville@tampabay.rr.com.
Details and registration coming
soon! Please be sure to check
future bulletins!
Children’s church begins November
30th, First Sunday of Advent
at the 9:30am Mass
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St. Jude the Apostle Cathedral
5815 Fifth Ave. N.,
St. Petersburg, FL 33710
Office: Monday-Friday 8:30am—4:00pm
Ph. (727) 347-9702, Fax (727) 343-8370
www.cathedralalive.org
office@cathedralofstjude.org
Bishop of the Diocese of St. Petersburg
The Most Reverend Robert N. Lynch
Rector
The Very Reverend Joseph L. Waters
Parochial Vicar
Reverend James Chia, OdeM
Deacon John Fox
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Wednesday: 11:30am– 7:00pm
Masses
Saturday Vigil: 4:00pm
Sunday: 8:00am, 9:30am, 11:30am
&6:00pm
Tridentine Mass : 12:30 in Chapel
Weekday Masses:
In Our Lady’s Chapel
Monday-Friday 8:15am and 11:00am
Saturday: 8:15am
Perpetual Novena in Honor of St. Jude
Monday: Rosary at 6:00pm;
Mass at 6:30pm
Sacrament of Penance
Saturday: 2:45pm—3:45pm
Cathedral School of St. Jude
Mr. Ross Bubolz, Principal
600 58th Street North,
St. Petersburg, Fl 33710
Phone: (727) 347-8622
Fax: (727) 343-0305
Grades: K-8, EC2, EC3 and EC4
St. Jude Gift and Book Store
Monday-Friday 9:00am-3:30pm
Sunday 9:00am—1:00pm
(727) 343-5599
bookstore@cathedralofstjude.org
Columbiettes
Ladies 17 years and older.
Would you enjoy helping
your church and community? For information on being part OF THE COLUMBIETTES OF ST JUDE THE APOSTLE please contact Johanne L Howard
(727) 656-3537 or email at mommahoward4@yahoo.com
SERRA Club
For information about the
SERRA Club please call Lisa
Reeves, VP of Membership,
at 328-8583 or Kathy Bolich at 542-0418.
Knights of Columbus
For information contact Dave
Kanaszka at 727-289-1684 or
727-432-6191,
email
Dave@Celebrations24.com: or visit
our website at: stjudekofc.org
Join the Fire of the Spirit Prayer
Group for singing, scripture reading,
guest speakers, peace and joy. Thursday evenings 7:30pm-9:00pm in the
parish center. We look forward to meeting you. For information please call
Nancy Kelly at 686-8451.
Holy Name Society
For information please contact Roger
Dandro at (727) 328-0115 or Gloria
Sznerch at (727) 345-8128. All interested Catholic men and women are
welcome.
Staff Directory
Faith Formation :
Music Ministry:
Marriage Information:
Youth Ministry:
Finance and Human Resources:
Coordinator of Facilities:
Gift and Book Store:
Deacon John Fox
Chris Berke
Carol Fox
John Barron
Judy Johnston
Laurie Jaworski
Sue Tambasco, (727)-343-5599
Monday-Friday 9 - 3:30
Sunday 9 - 1