21st sunday in ordinary time - lincoln, ne · 8/26/2018 · two day unbound conference:...
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RECTORY 3128 “S” Street Lincoln NE 68503-3297 (402) 476-2610 E-mail: [email protected] Fr. Leo Kosch Pastor E-mail [email protected] Cell phone: 402-310-8299 please try 402-476-2610 first. Fr. Lee Jirovsky, in Residence Website: sacredheartlincoln.orgWebsite: sacredheartlincoln.orgWebsite: sacredheartlincoln.org
SCHOOL 540 North 31st St. 402-476-1783 Principal, Laura Knaus E-mail [email protected] Website: mysacredheartschool.com
Mass Schedule Saturday, 5:00 p.m. Sunday, 7:30, 9:00, & 11:00am Weekdays Monday-Saturday 8:15am Holy Days of Obligation Vigil Mass, 7:00pm On the Day, 7:00am, 12:00pm, & 7:00pm Different schedules for Christmas and January 1
Confessions: Saturdays 4:00-4:50 pm. Mondays-Saturdays 7:45-8:05 am (before the 8:15am Mass) Baptisms: call 402-476-2610 to ar-range for Baptism preparation. Matrimony: A minimum of four months is required after contacting the priest; more in some cases; six months to a year is recommended.
Communion to the homebound or Anointing of the Sick: if you or someone you know is home-bound or seriously ill, or will be undergoing major surgery, please call or speak to Fr. Kosch.
Newcomers—Welcome! Please call 402-476-2610 Or visit the rectory Catholic Social Services (days) 402-474-1600; Lincoln Cri-sis Pregnancy Center (24-hours) 402-483-4247; Birthright 402-466-2609 (24-hours 1-800-550-4900).
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Welcome to Sacred Heart Church
21st Sunday in Ordinary Time
August 26, 2018
First Saturday Devotion—September 1 The Knights of the Holy Eucharist invite you to join them at Sacred Heart Church for First Saturday Devotion to the Immac-ulate Heart of Mary. The Knights will begin Adoration and Morning prayers at 6:00 am. The First Saturday devotion will begin at 7:00 am with a Marian hymn and a reflection, and then the Rosary at 7:30 am. The devotion will conclude with repo-sition and Mass at 8:15 am, followed by coffee and sweet rolls in the rectory base-ment. Confessions will be available from 7:45 to 8:05 am.
School Notes We are excited to begin the 2018-2019 school year! Our teachers and staff are pictured. Each week there will be a brief update about what’s happening at our parish school. Please also check out our website: www.mysacredheartschool.com. If you want to schedule a school visit, please call the office (402) 476-1783. Please pray for us throughout the school year; we will be praying for you!
Church Cleaning: Thanks to all who helped with cleaning last week. For next Saturday, September 1, at 8:45 am, we ask for the help of at least one member from each of the following households: Priscilla Beltran, Courtny Bergman, Bob Bevins, Diane Blahak, Wayne Bohy, Alan Boldt, Taylor Bryant, Janet Buck, Matt Bukrey, Miguel Cardenas, and Osvaldo Cardenas.
Contact Persons For Sacred Heart Organizations
Adoration Coordinator Louise Sayer 402-474-4996 Altar Society Sue Rye 402-570-7614 Bible Study Bryan Dahlberg 402-730-0084 Choir Amanda Lowery 402-480-2862 Children’s Choir Amanda Lowery 402-480-2862 Church Cleaning Mary Lawson 402-466-4452 CCD Brad Aden 402-853-6234 Christian Mothers Genny Albrecht 402-466-3652 First Saturday Coffee Laura Corder 402-464-3083 God Teens Brock & Kiley Shuler 402-631-3060 Holy Name Men’s Group Steve Michels 402-326-8885 Home & School Association Janet Beckman 402-261-5625 Knights of Columbus Chris Miller 816-807-3031 Pink Sisters Representative Chelys Svoboda 402-466-1462 Pius Home & School Representative Steve & Colleen Michels 402-326-8885 Prayer Chain Laura Corder 402-476-2610 Pro Life Jeanine Stevens 402-310-8427 Sacred Heart Quilters Mary Ann Jaros 402-464-2873 St. Vincent de Paul Jennifer Lyons 402-440-9702 Ushers Pat Perry 402-438-2650 Website Fr. Leo Kosch 402-476-2610
MASS TIMES & INTENTIONS: August 25-September 2, 2018
Mass Readings Joshua 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b; Psalm 34; Ephesians 5:21-32; John 6:60-69 Next Sunday: Deuteronomy 4:1-2, 6-8; Psalm 15; James 1:17-18, 21b-22-27; Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23
Collection for August 19, 2018
Envelopes $4,091.41
Plate 786.30 Children 2.00 St. Vincent de Paul 230.00
$5,109.71 The Assumption of Mary $1,247.15 School Endowment $810.00
FORMED.ORG has been renewed for one year, for our parish. To sign up: go to formed.org, scroll to bottom of the page. Click on Register. Create your FREE account by entering our Parish Code, VW27J4 and your e-mail address. Have a Family Movie Night with FORMED! By God's design, the family is the first and most effective school of Christi-anity. Inspire and enrich your family by watching these epic feature films about holy men and women who devoted their lives to following Christ. Discover the power of virtue, prayer, service, and resilience in the face of opposition. Some of the movies available are: Mother Teresa, Clare & Francis, Padre Pio, Pope John Paul II.
Please pray for our Religious Sisters. This week especially for Sr. Zelie Therese of the Redeemer from Lake Charles, La, and Sr. Ana Louise from Spring Hill, KS, both Jr. Professed Novice, at Carmel of Jesus, Mary & Jo-seph.
Interested in teaching Natural Family Planning? The Diocese of Lincoln NFP Office is looking for more instructors and will assist in paying your course fees for any USCCB approved NFP method (Creighton Model, Marquette, Couple-to-Couple, Sympto-Thermal, etc.) Please contact Jennifer Svagera, NFP Office Coordinator, for more information 402-473-0630 or [email protected].
Natural Family Planning Intro Sessions Questions? Call 402-488-2040. Pre-registration is required. Go online to register or download a registration form at: www.lincolndiocese.org/nfp
Note: There are Mass intentions available in Sept., Oct. Nov. and Dec.
Septemberfest Jewelry Bou-tique The Altar Society will again be presenting a jewelry boutique at Septemberfest. If you have some jewelry you no longer wear, con-sider donating it for the benefit of the parish. Call Laura at 402-464-3083, bring it to the rectory M-F, 9:00 am-4:00 pm or place it in the box in back of church marked “Jewelry for Septemberfest Jewelry Boutique”.
Sat Aug 25 5:00pm Ed Fricke+
Sun Aug 26 7:30am Tammy Aden+ Aug 26 9:00am For the people of the parish
Aug 26 11:00am Kate Tomlinson+
Mon Aug 27 8:15am John Glushenko+
Tue Aug 28 8:15am Safe travel for Mat & Ahou
Wed Aug 29 8:15am Marge Macke+
Thu Aug 30 8:15am Safe travel for Mat & Ahou
Fri Aug 31 8:15am Carolyn Bohy+
Sat Sep 1 8:15am Religious Sisters of Mercy of Alma, MI
Sat Sep 1 5:00pm Souls in Purgatory & deceased family members Sun Sep 2 7:30am For the people of the parish
Sep 2 9:00am Phero Thiet & Maria Thiem+
Sep 2 11:00am Julian & Evelyn Hier+ (anniversary)
Pius X Annual Alumni & Friends Homecoming Tailgate Party—Friday, August 31. Food will be served from 5:30 - 7:00 pm followed by the Home-coming football game, marching band and crowning of the royalty at Aldrich Field. The party will be held in the Pius X Commons this year due to construction. Please park in East lot. Free will donation gladly ac-cepted. There will be a bounce house, cotton candy and more. Mass for Healing—September 9 at John XXIII Center Confession - 1:15 pm; Chaplet of Divine Mercy - 1:30 pm; Mass - 2:00 pm. Mother/Daughter Program—”Fearfully and Wonder-fully Made” for girls age 10-13 and their mothers will be held Saturday, September 22, 9:00 am - noon at John XXIII Center. This program is designed to edu-cate girls on growing up and becoming a woman. Pre-registration is required. Cost is $20 per mother/daughter or $30 per family. To register, visit: https://lincolndiocese.regfox.com/mother-daughter. Questions? Call Jen Davis at 402-261-6375 or email [email protected] The Knights of the Holy Eucharist will be hosting the 2nd annual “Love Made Visible” Eucharistic Adora-tion Retreat September 27-30. The retreat master this year will be Fr. Zachary of the Mother of God who is a member of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity (SOLT). His appearances on EWTN as well as his worldwide travels enabled him to help teach and lead Catholics to live their Baptismal promises by re-sponding to the universal call to holiness. To register go to: http://www.goodcounselretreat.com/retreat/schedule/ Propelr Card: Help our parish by using your Union Bank card for your regular purchases at Super Saver, many restau-rants and other retail stores. A percentage of your purchase is given to Sacred Heart each time you shop. All you need to get started is a checking account at UBT, and you will be able to get back to raising funds for Sacred Heart. You can do everything online in just a few minutes or stop at any Union Bank branch to open your checking account. Questions? Visit Pro-pelrCard.com, or email: [email protected], or call 844-565-7145.
First Saturday Coffee, September 1, after 8:15 Mass in the rectory basement. All are invited.
Calix Society—for those concerned with alcoholism Are you in a 12-Step Recovery Program and want to relate the 11th Step to our Catholic Faith? You are invited to join The Calix Society this Sunday August 26 at Madonna, 5401 South Street, in Ryan Memorial Chapel. Mass at 5:15 pm, followed by refreshments and discussion. Questions? Call Larry, 402-419-9058.
The Benedictine Oblate Informational Meeting will be held at Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital, 5401 South St, at 7:00 pm, Sunday, August 26 in Sheridan Rooms A and B. For additional infor-mation, call the Senior Dean, Carol Olson at 402-486-0864, Carol Barry 402-488-8221, or visit our website at: www.nebraskabenedictineoblates.org. Benedictine Oblates are Christian men and women of all faiths who are interested in enriching their Christian way of Life. They live in today’s so-ciety to bring the world to God by being a witness to Christ by word and example to those around them.
Marian Mantle Silent Strength Prayer Group Tuesday, August 28th at 3:00 pm in the Lancaster Room at Madonna Hospital to offer prayers for the return of prodigal children to the church.
Lincoln MOMs Meeting Saturday, September 1 at Gianna’s Java & Gelato. Meeting 8:30 - 10:30 am, Mass at 8:00 am in the chapel. Speaker will be Ash-ley Stevens. Title of her talk is “For Better or For Worse”. Her story will encourage those whose life is not going according to plan. Free-will donation of $5-10 suggested to cover costs of snacks and babysitting. Reserved babysit-ting available by going to MOM’s Facebook page: [email protected]
Two Day UNBOUND Conference: Participants will learn about Unbound through live presentations and videos and how it teaches 5 simple “keys’ to break the chains of emotional , spiritual and mental bondage and unlock the doors to freedom. Join us at John XIII Diocesan Center, (37th & Sheridan) Friday, October 5th, 6:00 - 9:00 pm and Saturday, October 6, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. The event is free but registration is required. Please register by go-ing to: lincolndiocese.org/unbound
If you are not sure about doing the 2-day conference—Consider the Introduction to De-liverance: Have you ever wondered...exactly what IS deliverance and how does it fit into our Catholic Faith? The Diocesan Office of Evangelization & Un-bound Ministry will be hosting an evening consisting of four 20 minute talks. This is open to ALL: laity, religious, clergy, members of the Christian commu-nity and anyone who would like a better under-standing of the meaning of deliverance and how each person can benefit from it. Join us at St. John the Apostle, (7601 Vine St) on Tuesday, September 4, 7:00 - 8:30 pm. Questions? Call Matt, 402-805-9668 or: [email protected]
CCD For all children K-8 who do not attend a Catholic school. Classes start on Wednesday, Au-gust 29th at 6:45pm until 8:00pm. Any questions, contact Brad Aden at 402-853-6234. RCIA Class Fr. Kosch will be teaching RCIA class on Thursday evenings, starting on Thursday, August 30 and ending on May 2, 2019 two weeks after Easter. (Easter is on April 21 next year.) We will take three holidays off in Nov.-Dec. The class will meet 7:00—8:30 pm. (with some reading and video prep done at home.) Email Fr. Kosch if interested. [email protected]
Notice Below sponsors for our parish bulletin. Please support these businesses, who support our parish. (Ver. 7-8-11)
HOLY FATHER’S INTENTION FOR THE MONTH of August, 2018: Universal: The treasure of Families—That any far-reaching decisions of economists and politi-cians may protect the family as one of the treasures of humanity.
Our Lady of Good Counsel Retreat House—Come away to a quiet place and rest awhile: Experience refuge and solitude, renewal and conversion, sanctuary and prayer: experience a week-end retreat. The 2018-2019 Retreat Schedule is available in back of church and also at: www/goodcounselretreat.com or 402-786-2705.
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Part–time child care worker needed at St. John the Apostle’s Extended care. Great opportunity for anyone of college age or above and loves to work with children. Hours are 3:00 - 5:45 pm. If interested, contact Marie Meza at 402-304-9502 or [email protected]. St. Joseph School is looking to hire a full-time special education teacher/coordinator for the 2018-19 school year. Candidate must have a current Nebraska Teaching Certificate, be well-versed in research-based, data-driven interventions, and work with teachers to provide for the needs of the students within their classrooms (particularly K-2nd grade). Send cover letter, resume, and refer-ences to Sister Mary Cecilia via email: [email protected] Divorced? Come find comfort, counsel, hope and healing consistent with Catholic Church teach-ings. The twelve-week video series and facilitator led, Surviving Divorce program begins on Mon-day, October 1, 7:00 - 9:00 pm at John XXIII Center, 3700 Sheridan Blvd. A suggested donation of $50 covers the cost of the program and includes the Surviving Divorce personal guide and all mate-rials. Classes are kept small. Register by contacting the Family Life office at 402-473-0620 or [email protected]