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2015 WEST END AVENUE
NASHVILLE, TN 37203-2372
February 1, 2015
Fourth Sunday of
Ordinary Time
www.cathedralnashville.org
615-327-2330
Most Reverend David R. Choby, J.C.L, D.D.
Eleventh Bishop of Nashville
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday: 5:00 p.m.
Sunday: 8:30 & 11:00 a.m., 5:00 p.m.
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE
Monday:
7:00 a.m. Communion Service
12:10 p.m. Mass
Tuesday—Friday:
7:00 a.m., 12:10 p.m. Mass
Monday—Thursday
(When Vanderbilt is in session)
5:30 p.m.
CONFESSION
Saturday: 3:00 p.m.–4:30 p.m.
INCARNATION
CATHEDRAL PARISH STAFF
Rev. Edward F. Steiner, D.Min., Pastor
Rev. Jayd Neely, Associate Pastor
Deacon Jim McKenzie, Dir. of Pastoral Ministries
Deacon Thales Finchum
Deacon Mark Faulkner
Deacon Joe Holzmer
Mrs. Robin Baskin, Dir. of Religious Education
Mr. Jackson Schoos, Dir. of Music Ministries
Mrs. Kelly Doyle, Cathedral Day School
Mrs. Lori Reddick, Business & Finance
Mr. Kevin Raymond, Dir. of RCIA
Mrs. Marcie Castellarin, Parish Secretary & Records
Ms. Lindsey Stamps, Facilities & Events Coordinator
Ms. Chloe Stegeman, Youth Group Coordinator
Rev. Gervan Menezes, Chaplain, Fr. Ryan High School,
Sacramental Assistance (in residence at Cathedral)
Rev. Francis Appreh, Chaplain, St. Thomas Midtown,
Sacramental Assistance
UNIVERSITY CATHOLIC
CAMPUS MINISTRY
Rev. John Sims Baker, JD, Chaplain
615-322-0104 (in residence at Cathedral)
www.universitycatholic.org
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CATHEDRAL
OF THE
INCARNATION • NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
MASS INTENTIONS
FROM
Saturday, January 31: St. John Bosco
5:00
For the People of our Parish
Sunday, February 1: 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:30 † Dr. William Stechschulte by Heather & Joe
Rohan
11:00
Special Intention of Kathleen Forbush by
Lindsey Stamps
5:00 † Sarah Burns Stamps by Lindsey Stamps
Monday, February 2: The Presentation of the Lord
7:00
Communion Service
12:10
For the sick & infirm members of our parish
Tuesday, February 3: St. Blaise; St. Ansgar
7:00 † Martin F. & Elizabeth Frazier McNamara, Sr
12:10 † Thomas Seigenthaler (11th anniversary)
Wednesday, February 4: St. Thomas Aquinas
7:00 † Martin F. & Matilda Ott McNamara, Sr.
12:10 † For the Religious Men & Women serving in
our Diocese
Thursday, February 5: Saint Agatha
7:00 † John Wilson Frazier, MD
12:10 † Cynthia Catherine Roland
Friday, February 6: St. Paul and Companions
7:00 † John W. & Elizabeth Grewar Frazier
12:10 † Frelen & Mary Breen Frazier, Sr
Saturday, February 7: Blessed Virgin Mary
5:00 † Tom Martin by Shannon & Charlie Martin
Sunday, February 8: 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:30
For the People of our Parish
11:00 † Tom Martin by Shannon & Charlie Martin
5:00
Members of Cathedral’s Neri Nights
Want to schedule a Mass Intention?
Contact the church office: 327-2330 or
[email protected]
There will be NO 5:30 p.m. weekday Mass
February 2nd-5th while Father Baker is away
on retreat. The 5:30 p.m. Mass will resume on
February 9th. Thank you!
OUR PRAYERS
REQUESTED
ARE
FOR THE REPOSE
OF THE SOUL OF
CARLTON TARKINGTON
PATRICIA ANNE WARNER
CYNTHIA CATHERINE ROLAND
THE
PASTOR
I write this note to thank everyone who gave special financial
gifts to the Cathedral during our Christmas season. We were on
target for an end-of-the-year deficit of almost $500,000. So many
of you were so generous that our projected deficit has been cut in
half! I cannot say thank you enough.
We are on track to see an end-of-the-year deficit of about
$250,000. The first way to avoid this is to pay attention to our
regular collection. If we work together and increase giving to
$30,000 per week, we should just about break even. On the next
page you can see that on January 4th and 11th the collections
were just above half of our weekly target. What our priests and
deacons note is that attendance and the size of the collection
match each other. Please remember your parish financially even
when you cannot be here on a given weekend.
The good news is that our projected deficit is, for the most
part, a reflection of our debt. Each year our payment total should
be $360,000. I say this is good news because it means we are
controlling our operational expenses. The best news is this: We
have been given a challenge grant of $300,000! If we can raise
$300,000 by June 30, we will realize $600,000, which is slightly
over a quarter of our debt. This past week we had the first meeting to organize a capital campaign to completely retire our debt,
provide a new organ for the Cathedral, and enable us to make
much needed improvements. I am going to need a lot of help! We
do have parishioners willing to serve as campaign chairs. Please
be ready to help when we announce the need for volunteers!
NEED YOUR CHILD BAPTIZED?
Our monthly Baptism Class for parents and those asked to be
Godparents is this Tuesday evening (Feb. 3) at 7:00 p.m. It is
held in the church. Parents who are expecting might consider attending before the birth of your child, so that time doesn’t catch
up with you after the blessed day!
READY
AND
HUNGRY
FOR
SERIOUS LEARNING?
This Sunday Father Steiner continues offering a
bit of Liturgical History in our Sunday Adult OnGoing Formation Program. He is giving a series on
the history of our Mass from the beginning to the present. The program is on Sunday mornings at 9:45am
in room 305 of St. Albert Hall. All are Welcome!
Feb 1
Feb 8
The Liturgy Moves into Churches: What happened?
How did we get Bishops, Priests and Deacons? How
did the ritual develop?
Taking Control: Who’s in charge of the Liturgy? Some
hard decisions about what parts stayed in, what was
omitted, and some blood is shed over the decisions!
**In case of snow or inclement weather, presentations will be delayed a week.
FOURTH SUNDAY
OF
ORDINARY TIME • FEBRUARY 1, 2015
CATHEDRAL KNIGHTS S*PER BOWL PARTY
TONIGHT
The Cathedral Knights invite parishioners and friends to their annual S*per
Bowl Party & Chili Cook-Off tonight
(Sunday) in the Fleming Center. The
Knights’ party is widely considered to be
the best in town! The vote for the best chili will be at
halftime (for those who want to enter their chili in the cookoff). There will trivia contests, games to participate in for
adults and children. All attendees are encouraged to bring
either chili, a side dish, a tailgating item, or small donation
as the price of admittance. The party begins at 5:00 p.m.
SERVE YOUR PARISH
Become an Extraordinary Minister
More Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist are needed at our weekend Masses! If you are interested, please
email Ken Leediker at [email protected]. Rising juniors in
high school and up are eligible to serve in this important
ministry!
Become a Reader
God’s living word continues to be proclaimed to His
people through this ministry. This ministry provides many
blessings to both the Reader and the people of the Cathedral.
As with all ministries of the Church, one must have the appropriate skills and feel the call to serve the Church in this
way. We have a need for those who are interested in reading
at both weekend and daily Masses. If you are able to serve at
any weekend Mass or any of the 7 a.m. or 12:10 p.m. weekday Masses, please contact Stephen Penton at 615-693-1446
or [email protected]
Thank You for Supporting Your Parish!
January 4
Debt
January 11
January 18
January 25
$19,918.79
$4,238.50
$18,939.83
$
$26,073.33
Please remember that we must receive
$30,000 per week to balance our budget!
The Second Collection this Sunday is to help pay
our monthly note on our parish loan. Donations for the
national collection for the Church in Latin America (in
your envelope packets) can be dropped in either
collection. Your support helps ensure the availability of
adequate catechesis, marriage and family life programs,
and religious and seminarian formation in poorer Latin
America countries.
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RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Special thanks to everyone who
helped make Rel. Ed.’s night at Room in
the Inn a huge success! Our guests feasted
on fried chicken, corn, mashed potatoes,
bread, and more. What a great way to
show our love for others just like Jesus taught us.
February RE Schedule:
♦ February 1: Classes for PS-7th grade
♦ February 8: Classes for PS-7th grade and Confirma
tion Class
♦ February 11: Wednesday Confirmation class
♦ February 14: Confirmation Retreat
♦ February 15: NO Rel. Ed. Classes for any age group
♦ February 18: Ash Wednesday
♦ February 22: Classes for Pre-School-7th grade and
Confirmation Class
♦ February 25: Wednesday Confirmation Class
The Confirmation class will hold its mandatory retreat
on February 14. Please watch your inbox for starting time
and more details. The retreat will end after the 5:00 p.m.
Mass. Parents are welcomed to join us at Mass.
No Neri Nights tonight because of the BIG game. We
will resume next Sunday, February 8th.
All parish high school students—and their friends—
are invited to join us Sunday evenings a 6:00. We have
some serious discussion, some deep reflection and prayer,
and a whole lot of fun. Our groups continues to grow. Parents,encourage your teens to check out a Neri Night!
CATHEDRAL DAY SCHOOL
Now taking applications for the 2015-2016 school year.
For a tour or more information contact Kelly Doyle at
[email protected]. We offer childcare for
ages 6 months to 5 years in a religious based academic program preparing each child for kindergarten and beyond.
Cathedral Day School 80s Party & Fundraiser!
Mark your calendars for our awesome 80s Night! We
will have food and drinks as well as a DJ to dance the night
away! Prizes for the best dressed 80s couple! Next Saturday,
Feb. 7th! 6:00 p.m.-?? In the Fleming Center. For tickets or
more information, please call Kelly Doyle at 557-1307 or email [email protected].
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CATHEDRAL
OF THE
INCARNATION • NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
THIS WEEK
SAVE THE DATE
Spring Fashion Shop & Show
Featuring the French Shoppe
Wednesday, April 15
5:30 p.m. in the Fleming Center
Dinner, Wine, Fashion Show & Shopping!
$40 per person, includes 1 wine ticket
Proceeds benefit Cathedral Charities
Volunteers Needed
For door prizes, setup, registration & cleanup!
Contact Bobbie O’Neill. Call or text: 948-7448
YOUNG ADULTS
AT
CATHEDRAL
Join us for SUNDAY NIGHT DINNER this weekend at the
Knights S*PER Bowl Party after the Sunday evening Mass. . All
20 & 30 somethings are invited! Follow us on Facebook at
“Cathedral Young Adults.”
PARISH NURSES
TAKE CARE OF YOU
Body:
Set realistic goals for lifestyle changes that improve heart
health.
Mind: Raise awareness of women’s heart disease by wearing red
on National Wear Red Day (February 7th).
Spirit: Cherish your time with God.
Green: Print double-sided to save paper.
RELICS
IN THE
AT THE
CATHEDRAL
Sunday, February 1
9:30 Rel. Ed. Classes in St. Albert Hall
9:45 Adult Formation Class in Rm 305
11:00 RCIA Dismissal in Rm 305
12:00 Rel. Ed. Confirmation Class in Rm 202
5:00 Knights of Columbus Supper Bowl Party
in Fleming Center
Monday, February 2
7:00 Boy Scouts in Rm 202
Tuesday, February 3
5:30 Legion of Mary in Rm 204
5:30 Cursillo in Rm 202, 206
6:00 Room in the Inn in Fleming Center
7:00 Baptism Class in Church
Wednesday, February 4
Thursday, February 5
7:00 RCIA Inquiry in Rm 303
7:00 RCIA in Rm 305
Friday, February 6
9:00 Parish Nurses Meeting in Conference Room
5:00 Metro’s 2015 Senior Valentine Ball in
Fleming Center
Saturday, February 7
9:30 Centering Prayer Group in Rm 303
3:00 Confessions in Church
NEW ALTAR
The first-class relics (bones) in
the sealed box inside the new Altar
are of Saints Athanasius the Great,
Benignus of Dijon, and Eulalia of
Barcelona. St. Athanasius (c. 296–
298 – 02 May 373) was bishop of Alexandria and a Doctor of the Church.
He was exiled five times from Alexandria because of his faith. St. Benignus brought Christianity to Dijon in
France. He was martyred at Epagny in
Burgundy under the Emperor Aurelian sometime between 270 & 275 A.D.
St. Eulalia (c. 290 – 12 Feb 303) was a 13-year-old Roman girl
who suffered martyrdom in Barcelona during persecution in the
reign of Emperor Diocletian.
These relics were in the original altar in the Pro-Cathedral,
where Masses were said here from 1909—1914. In addition to
these relics, a second class relic (part of a dress) of St. Katherine
Drexel, who founded St. Vincent de Paul parish, has been added.
READINGS
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Next Sunday:
FOR THE WEEK OF
FEB. 1
Dt 18:15-20/1 Cor 7:32-35/Mk 1:21-28
Mal 3:1-4/Heb 2:14-18/Lk 2:22-40 or
2:22-32
Heb 12:1-4/Mk 5:21-43
Heb 12:4-7, 11-15/Mk 6:1-6
Heb 12:18-19, 21-24/Mk 6:7-13
Heb 13:1-8/Mk 6:14-29
Heb 13:15-17, 20-21/Mk 6:30-34
Jb 7:1-4, 6-7/1 Cor 9:16-19, 22-23/Mk
1:29-39
©Liturgical Publications Inc
FOURTH SUNDAY
OF
ORDINARY TIME • FEBRUARY 1, 2015
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CATHEDRAL
NEWS
OPEN HOUSE
AT
OF THE
AND
INCARNATION • NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
EVENTS IN OUR DIOCESE
ST. CECILIA MOTHERHOUSE
To celebrate this Year of Consecrated Life declared by
Pope Francis, the Dominican Sisters of Saint Cecilia will
join religious communities around the 2015 from 2–4:00
p.m. at their Motherhouse: 801 Dominican Drive in the
Metro Center area. All are invited to visit the Sisters at the
Motherhouse and share something of the joy of their Dominican religious life. Normally most parts of the convent
are not open for visitors, so this is a rare occasion for our
Catholic family! It is also an opportunity to take your nonCatholic friends who have questions about our Religious
women.
ST. CECILIA ACADEMY ROSE GALA
Join us for the St. Cecilia Academy Rose Gala on February 21! All proceeds from the gala benefit students. This
year’s event will be an 80s themed party with online, silent,
and live auctions. We are also looking for items for our auctions. Do you have an item or do you provide a service that
you could donate to the auction? Do you know a business
that could donate an item or service? To order tickets, donate, or see the online auction items visit our web page:
www.bidcoz.com/sca2015.
AND
COMMUNITY
FATHER RYAN HIGH SCHOOL
Save the Date. The 36th Annual Legacy Gala, Saturday,
March 7, at the Omni Nashville Hotel, Honoring 90 Years of
Father Ryan. http://legacygala.fatherryan.org
JAZZ MASS
FOR
WORLD PEACE
You are invited to Holy Name Church for the first
presentation of the Jazz Mass for World Peace by composer
Marlene Tachoir on Thursday, February 12, at 7:00 p.m.
Find out more about this special event Mass by watching
a video at www.marlenetachoir.com. Enter site and click
on Peace Mass, right corner.
The Church is located at 521 Woodland Street. Parking
entrance on Main Street in back of Church. Gather and pray
for World Peace!
WANT
TO
LEAVE
A
LEGACY TO THE CATHEDRAL?
Please look at the Catholic Community Foundation
of Middle Tennessee. www.ccfmtn.org
Is the parish in your will?
BULLETIN ANNOUNCEMENTS
Announcements must be in the Church Office no later than
Noon on Friday, one week before publication
[email protected]
CHURCH
ON THE
WEB
The Bible: www.usccb.org/bible/index.cfm
Cathedral: www.cathedralnashville.org
University Catholic: www.universitycatholic.org
Diocese: www.dioceseofnashville.com
Vocations within the Diocese: www.nashvillepriest.com
United States Bishops: www.usccb.org
Vatican & Pope: www.vatican.va
Vatican Information Service: visnews-en.blogspot.com
Catholic News Service: www.catholicnews.com
Catholic News & Encyclopedia: www.NewAdvent.com
Young Adult online magazine: www.bustedhalo.com
Catholic Charities of Tennessee: www.cctenn.org
Nashville Catholic Business League:
www.catholicbusinessleague.org