Bulletin 2-1-2015b.pub - Christ the King Catholic Church

CHRIST the KING
CHURCH
MASS SCHEDULE
SATURDAY 4:30 pm
SUNDAY 8:30 am, 11:00 am, 6:00 pm
MONDAY 7:00 am
TUESDAY 8:15 am School Mass
(as scheduled)
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY 6:00 pm
FIRST FRIDAY, 7:00 am
SATURDAY 8:30 am
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
CONFESSION on SATURDAY 3:30 pm
(and by request)
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
TUESDAY 5:00—6:00 pm (for vocations)
FIRST FRIDAY 7:30 am—3:00 pm
BENEDICTION 2:30 pm (as scheduled)
CHRIST THE KING SCHOOL
SHERRY WOODMAN, 615-292-9465
Call THE PARISH OFFICE for
MARRIAGE PREPARATION
REV. JOHN HAMMOND, ext. 113
(at least six months in advance)
INFANT BAPTISM
(by third trimester) ext. 100
INQUIRY ABOUT
BECOMING CATHOLIC
JOCELINE LEMAIRE, ext. 109
PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
PROGRAM for Children (P.R.E.P.)
KATHY SKINNER, ext. 108
ADULT EDUCATION
JOCELINE LEMAIRE, ext. 109
NURSERY
(infants to age three)
DURING 8:30 and 11:00 am Masses
Education Room of the Parish Center
KATHY SKINNER, ext. 108
MUSIC MINISTRY
LUCIA HUSKEY, ext. 107
3001 Belmont Boulevard • Nashville, TN 37212
615-292-2884 • www.ctk.org
FOURTH SUNDAY
in ORDINARY TIME
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2015
This treasure is for everyone
We believe that Jesus’ teaching authority, which astonished
his hearers, continues through apostolic succession to each
new generation of believers. As Catholic writer Alice Camille
put it, “I know that there’s little in my life of faith that doesn’t
come to me directly or indirectly as a result of 20 centuries of
magisterial collaboration between the church’s leadership
and faithful membership.” The deposit of faith is our treasure.
Let’s not bury it.
Prepare the Word: www.preparetheword.com
the ORDER of
MASS
Mass Responses — use cards located in pews
February 1st Reading at RS #1081
February 8th Reading at RS #1084
MASS INTENTIONS
of the WEEK
Sunday’s 11 am Mass is for the intentions
of the Parishioners of Christ the King Parish
FEBRUARY 1ST THROUGH 7TH
Masses this week: Sun. 8:30 am, 11 am, 6 pm; Mon. 7 am;
Tues. 8:15 am; Wed. & Thurs. 6 pm; Fri. 7 am;
Sat. 8:30 am & 4:30 pm
Masses and Prayers for the intentions of:
Int. of Nell Ayers by Courtney Biddle
Traian Benchea by Jeanne & Gino Marchetti
John Hooker by the Hooker Family
Igor Kavass by the Kavass Family
Nora Rohling by James Rohling
Int. of Carolyn Rudin by Pascale Wade
Tom Seigenthaler by Alice Valiquette
Conrad Smith by Terry & Peggy Burkhalter
Laurine Vail by the Dukehart Family
Int. of Christian Wade by Shannon & Mick Beisel
Sarah Wilson by Suzanne & Bill Goodman
FEBRUARY 8TH THROUGH 14TH
Masses this week: Sun. 8:30 am, 11 am, 6 pm;
Mon. 7 am; Tues. 8:15 am; Wed. & Thurs. 6 pm;
Sat. 8:30 am & 4:30 pm
Masses and Prayers for the intentions of:
Ron Barze by Jeanne & Gino Marchetti
Int. of Scott & Kelli Beisel by Shannon & Mick Beisel
Int. of M/M Lawrence Cleary by Shannon & Mick Beisel
Juioa Isabel de Aguinaga by Maria del Aguinaga
John Hooker by the Hooker Family
Int. of Frances Naga by Pascale Wade
Debbie Oldham by the Dukehart Family
Steve Popovich by James Rohling
Martha Towne by Suzanne & Bill Goodman
Sarah Wilson by the Hooker Family
Linda Zralek
FLOWER
MEMORIALS
Contributions to the Altar Flower Fund
recognized during the month of
FEBRUARY
are in memory or in honor of:
† Bobbie Bickel by James Bickel
† Stephen Burk by Eni Burk
† Martin & Kitty Gilmore by Mildred Shuff
SCHEDULE
of
EVENTS
LAISSEZ LE BONS TEMPS ROULER!
PARISH MARDI GRAS PARTY
Join us and kick up your heels on Sat., Feb. 14th, as we celebrate Mardi Gras! At the conclusion of 4:30 pm Mass follow
the band from church over to the parish hall and enjoy great
music, great food, and great friends. This is a family friendly
event...all are welcome! Volunteers also welcome. If you
would like to help or just have questions, please contact Tom
Holland ([email protected] / 615-376-0007).
† Igor Kavass by Carmen Kavass
† Faye Irene Watkins by Christina Culpepper
A WORD on FAITH
Drew pulled over to the side of the road, frustrated
by my lack of map reading skills. I handed, or perhaps threw, the map to him as I pointed to the Irish
sign post with its eleven, differently aimed arrows.
“You figure it out!” It was not my most loving-wife
moment.
FEBRUARY
1 First Sunday Baptisms
Blessing of Throats at all Masses
3 8:15 am School Mass—Blessing of Throats
4 Elizabeth Ministry Meeting, 7 pm, Music Room
6 First Friday Mass, 7 am
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, Benediction 2:30 pm
7 Supper Club (following 4:30 Mass)
8 World Marriage Day, 2 pm Mass at the Cathedral
Girl Scout Cookie Sales Begin!
14 Women’s Winter Retreat (beginning with 8:30 Mass)
Parish Mardi Gras Party following 4:30 Mass
18 Ash Wednesday
22 Red Cross Blood Drive, 9:30 am—1:30 pm
28 A Crown Affair 2015
An Irishman appeared, walking toward my open
car window. “Are ya lost?”
REPORT of
“Not exactly. We are just having trouble figuring
out the map.”
COLLECTIONS
He smiled a wonderful smile and said, “First thing,
never mind the map.”
I have pondered that phrase in my heart, as it
seems to me good advice on the spiritual journey.
I have held many maps on that road—prayer
books, the autobiographies of saints, translations
of the Bible. All have been helpful—up to a point.
At some crossroads in my life, I needed to put
aside such aids and listen to Christ. At such
times, I was apt to hear, “Never mind the map,
follow me.”
Carolyn Goddard
WEEK 30— JANUARY 25, 2015
Regular Collection:
Tuition Assistance Collection:
Registered Families:
$ 24,666.32
595.00
1285
Please prayerfully consider Christ the King Church and the Diocese of
Nashville in your estate planning. Call 615-292-2884 with questions.
In 2015 participating member status is based on a
minimum of $950 in annual offertory contributions —
used to determine eligibility for reduced school tuition rates.
NEWS for THE
PARISH
THE MAGNIFICAT LENTEN COMPANION
Copies of the 2015 Lenten Companion are available in the pews
and at church entrances. Feel free to take home a copy!
PALMS
Old palms are burned and used for our Ash Wednesday services
every year (Feb. 18th), so we ask parishioners to please bring in
your palms by Fri., Feb. 13th. Baskets are available in the
vestibule of the church.
WHEELCHAIR MISSING
If you know where the Knights of Columbus yellow wheelchair
is (kept in the church), please call the parish office.
RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE
The Knights of Columbus are hosting a Red Cross Blood Drive
on Sun., Feb. 22nd, 9:30 am—1:30 pm, in the West Wing of
the Parish Center. All are encouraged to stop by and give the
gift of life!
SAVE THE DATE
for A Crown Affair 2015! Break out those platform shoes for
“Boogie Nights! A Disco-Style Raider Revival!” This year’s
event will be held on Sat., Feb. 28th. All proceeds go directly
to our school and allow us to fund many things that tuition
alone cannot cover. Look forward to seeing you in February!
LOOKING FOR TOILETRY ITEMS
Room in the Inn provides food, clothing, and shelter for 20
homeless guests every Wednesday. We are looking for toiletry
items for our guests — like lotions, shampoos, deodorant, etc.
If you have small bottles of these items that you may have collected from your travels or other ventures, please think of donating them to our Room in the Inn program. To make a donation please contact John Green (615-500-8528,
[email protected])
PARISH MARDI GRAS PARTY
Join us and kick up your heels on Sat., Feb. 14th, as we celebrate Mardi Gras! At the conclusion of 4:30 pm Mass follow
the band from church over to the parish hall and enjoy great
music, great food, and great friends. This is a family friendly
event...all are welcome! Volunteers also welcome. If you
would like to help or just have questions, please contact Tom
Holland ([email protected] / 615-376-0007).
WOMEN’S WINTER RETREAT
The Women’s Council is hosting a Women’s Winter Retreat on
Sat., Feb. 14th. We will meet for 8:30 Mass followed by
breakfast in the West Wing of the Parish Hall. Robin Jensen of
Vanderbilt University will explore the life of Mary Magdalene,
the woman in the Bible and a figure of legend. Attendance is
free, but a reservation is appreciated. Please contact Patty
Farmer ([email protected] / 615-498-6018) to reserve.
You don’t want to miss this!
SUPPER CLUB
Please join together next Sat., Feb. 7th, after the 4:30 Mass for
our next Supper Club hosted by the Holzapfels. Contact Lucia
Huskey ([email protected]/615-837-3777) if you can come!
ADULT FORMATION
SUNDAYS, 9:45-10:45 am, Celebration Rm, Jan. 11-25
In October 2014 Pope Francis beatified Pope Paul VI and cited
Pope Paul’s encyclical, On Proclaiming the Gospel, as “the
greatest pastoral document written to date.” Leading the
church from 1963 to 1978, Pope Paul reconvened the Second
Vatican Council, presided over the final three of its four sessions and oversaw the promulgation of all of the council’s
documents. He also led the process of implementing the council’s reforms.
Pope Paul called for a more missionary church that would be
open to the world and one that would dialogue with other
Christians and other believers, and with nonbelievers, too. He
championed the church’s social justice teachings and sought to
embed those concepts as foundation stones of Catholic doctrine. He also sought a more collaborative, horizontal church.
On February 1st: Paul VI and the Murder of Aldo Moro:
The Relationship of Religion and Politics. Presenter—Paul
Dokecki, PhD, CTK parishioner and Professor Emeritus, Vanderbilt University.
On February 8th: Paul VI and Vatican II: Bringing the
Council to Completion. Presenter—Patout Burns, Ph.D., CTK
parishioner, held the first Edward A. Mulloy Chair of Catholic
Studies at Vanderbilt Divinity School.
BISHOP’S STEWARDSHIP APPEAL
We are reminded that as followers of Jesus, we are all called to
do the work of the Lord here on earth. Please be as generous as
possible with your commitment to our diocesan ministries.
“Pledge Sunday” is Feb. 8th. The appeal supports Catholic
education, evangelization, catechetical formation, pastoral outreach, services to the poor and youth ministry, to name a few.
CENTERING PRAYER
There will be an Introduction to Centering Prayer workshop at
Christ the King on Sat., Feb. 21st, from 10 am—2:30 pm. The
cost (which covers materials, morning coffee and pastries, and
lunch) is $15. For more information, please contact Carolyn
Goddard ([email protected] / 615-438-3216). To
register, please send your name to Janis Lovecchio
([email protected] — corrected address).
JOURNEY THROUGH SCRIPTURE
will not meet on Feb. 11th. We will not have a class on Feb.
18th, Ash Wednesday, but will meet as a group to mark our
entry into Lent.
WONDERFUL WEDNESDAY DINNER MENU
Wed. dinners have resumed at 6:30 pm in the Parish Hall thru
March—when we welcome our Room in the Inn guests.
Feb. 4th —, Barbeque, Baked Beans, Corn on the cob, Cornbread, Salad, and Dessert
Feb. 11th—Chicken Tenders, Macaroni and Cheese, Green
Beans, Salad, and Dessert
Cost: $7 adults / $4 children under 12 / $21 family
PLEASE PHONE IN RESERVATIONS
FOR GROUPS OVER TEN (615-292-2884)
Father Ryan Microsoft Workshop will be held Feb. 19th, 8
am—4 pm. Ryan is one of the regional sites for this FREE
workshop, open to all educators and school administrators in
the area. Visit www.fatherryan.org/microsoft for more info.
NEWS from OUR
SCHOOL and P R E P
.
.
.
.
DATES TO REMEMBER
Feb. 2nd— Groundhog Day
Feb. 7th — OBS Forensics Invitational Tournament
Feb. 11th — Pre-Registration Forms for 2015-2016 due
Feb. 13th— Diocesan Development — NO SCHOOL
STEPHEN F. HUPKA DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP
The Stephen F. Hupka Diversity Scholarship, established by
Christ the King School in 2014, will provide tuition and other
assistance to a Catholic student(s) of racial or ethnic minority
who meet selection criteria. Contract the school office (2929465, [email protected]) for additional information. Mr.
Hupka, with great generosity toward the school, has offered to
match dollar for dollar any contribution to the Hupka scholarship, up to $10,000, if donated by February 15, 2015. Additional donations to the Stephen F. Hupka Diversity Scholarship
may be made to Christ the King School. Please note Stephen F.
Hupka Fund on your check.
RCIA LEADER NEEDED
We are in need of a leader for our RCIA for Children sessions
on Sunday mornings during the 8:30 liturgy. This is a wonderful group of a variety of ages of children who are seeking baptism and full communion with the Catholic Church at Easter.
Knowledge of the RCIA process is helpful. Teaching resources
are provided. This experience is rewarding! Please contact
Kathy ([email protected]) for more details.
NEWS in THE
COMMUNITY
New Divorce-Care Session underway 3-5 pm at St. Matthew
Church on Sneed Road, for 13 weeks (began Jan. 11th). For
more information contact Chris (615-594-9657/
[email protected].
St. Cecilia Academy Rose Gala takes place on Feb. 21st, with
all proceeds benefiting the students. This year’s event has an
80s theme with online, silent, and live auctions. If you have
items for the auction or if you provide a service that could be
donated to the auction, please let us know. Visit our web page
at www.bidcoz.com/sca2015.
St. Bernard Academy offers a Summer Childcare program for
children ages 4-11 years old, running ten weeks—June 1—
Aug. 14th (closed the week of June 29th), 8 am—5:30 pm
Mon. through Fri.. Weekly fee is $225 per child. Call or email
Suzanne Di Piazza (615-298-1298/[email protected])
Catholic Charities Annual Report for FY2013-2014 is now
available at http://bit.ly/14R92fR or call 615-760-1028 or email
[email protected].
Father Ryan Gala takes place on Sat., Mar. 7th, at the Omni
Nashville Hotel—this year honoring our Ninety Year Tradition of Faith, Knowledge, and Service.
Visit
www.fatherryan.org/gale for more information.
Camp JPII 2015: It’s time to sign up for summer camps! JPII
is offering camps the month of June for ages 5-18. Popular
camps include Science Sleuths, History of Warfare, Basketball,
Baseball, and Dessert Wars. There are 36 camps to choose
from.
Find out everything you need to know at
www.jp2hs.org/camp.
Open House at 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 country in hosting an Open House next Sun., Feb.
8th, 2-4 pm at their Motherhouse in Nashville (801 Dominican
Drive). All are invited to visit the sisters and share something
of the joy of their Dominican religious life.
JPII Presents the Wizard of Oz in the Ann and Monroe
Carell Auditorium on Mar. 6th at 7 pm, Mar. 7th at 2 pm & 7
pm, and Mar. 8th at 2 pm.
Contact Zac Campbell
([email protected]) for tickets.
A Lenten Retreat Day at Mercy Convent is scheduled for Feb.
7th. For info, contact Sr. Suzanne (615-885-4041).
Jazz Mass for World Peace: Please join Holy Name Church
Community for its first presentation of the Jazz Mass for World
Peace by award-winning composer Marlene Tachoir on Thurs.,
Feb. 12th, at 7 pm. Visit www.marlenetachoir.com and click
on Peace Mass for more information.
Centering Prayer as an 11th Step Practice. Members of any
12-step program are invited to St. Mary’s Sewanee Retreat
Center on Mar. 27th—29th. Fee is $450 for the weekend retreat. Visit www.stmaryssewanee.org (800-728-1658) for more
information and to make a reservation.
Grief Share, sponsored by St. Philip Church, is a special
weekly seminar and support group for people who are grieving
the death of someone close to them. Sessions are under way
Mondays, 6:30 pm in Meeting Room 105 next to the St. Philip
Parish Office in downtown Franklin. Come anytime during the
13 week program. Contact Dave (615-479-504).
Creighton Model Fertility Care System Introductory Session will take place at St. Thomas Midtown on Thurs., Feb.
12th, 6-8 pm. More information available at
www.fertilitycare.org.
Register
at
www.saintthomashealth.com/classes.
Full Time Housekeeping Position in Franklin. Competitive
pay with holidays, sick pay, and vacation included. Interested
applicants please call Kathy (615-397-2163).
C
O
F
F
E
E
D
O
N
U
T
S
PASTOR—REV. DEXTER SUTTON BREWER
[email protected] • 615-292-2884, Ext. 101
MINISTRIES
PAROCHIAL VICAR—REV. JOHN HAMMOND
[email protected] • 615-292-2884, Ext. 113
Sundays—8:30-11:00 am
Feb. 1st: The Strobel Family
Feb. 8th: Mary Anne Collins
4:30:
8:30:
11:00:
L
E
C
T
O
R
S
E
U
C
H
A
R
I
S
T
I
C
SCHEDULE of OUR
4:30:
8:30:
11:00:
M
I
N
I
S
T
E
R
S
January 31-February 1, 2015
4:30: Lee Ann and Chris Hofstetter, Stacy Garrett, Carmen
Kavass, Morgan & Sally Holzapfel, Mary Ragghianti,
Vickie Dukehart
8:30: Jean Mezera, Barbara Nanni, Frank Schindler, Erin
Simpkins, Sarah Stamps, Chase Stejskal, Ramona Stejskal, Connie Wesnofske
11:00: Patrick Slota*, Mary Farfaglia, Mike & Cathy Kelly,
Nick Beehan, Cindy Parten*, Mike Gorney, and Eni
Burk
February 7-8, 2015
4:30: Phil Pacsi, Morgan & Sally Holzapfel, Eni Burk,
Helen St. Germain, Chris Hofstetter, Susan Casey, Pat
Lavorini
8:30: Colleen Bonadio, Gregory Cochran, Susan Murphy,
Bill & Susie O’Bryan, Tricia Wieck, Andrew & Karen
Zenor
11:00: Mary Dunn, Linda Odom, Kiah Pierce, Dave
Kuhlman, Henri Wayne CaCal, Brian KeatingRendon, Jan Dunn, Michael Greer
4:30:
M
A
S
S
January 31-February 1, 2015
Andy Whitelaw, Windy Kimbro
Mary Breen, Steve Meyer
Edith Bluhm, Erin Polley
February 7-8, 2015
Paz Haynes, Terry Casey
Kevin Endres, Frank Young
Wayne Penney, Linda Holman
G
R 8:30:
E 11:00:
E
T
E 4:30:
R 8:30:
S 11:00:
January 31-February 1, 2015
Rosemarie Barnett, Joanne Katcher, Connie
Daugherty, Celeste Norman
Karolyn & Stephen Broussard, Hugh & Mary Breen
Jennifer Manjivar, Derek Thompson, Sarah
McMillen, Janie Clark
February 7-8, 2015
TBA
TBA
TBA
DEACONS
JOHN KRENSON
[email protected]
DAVID LYBARGER
[email protected]
ANDREW McKENZIE
[email protected] • 615-383-7019
BRIAN SCHULZ
[email protected] • 615-777-8967
BOB TRUE
[email protected] • 615-292-2884, Ext. 106, or 615-777-8906
SCHOOL PRINCIPAL
SHERRY WOODMAN
[email protected] • 615-292-9465, Ext. 201
OTHER PARISH STAFF
MIKE HOWINGTON, Campus Manager
[email protected] • 615-777-8979
LUCIA HUSKEY, Director of Liturgy and Music
and Wedding Coordinator
[email protected] • 615-777-8907
JOCELINE LEMAIRE, Director of Adult Formation
[email protected] • 615-777-8909
NANCY ROHLING, Parish Coordinator
[email protected] • 615-292-2884, Ext. 100
KATHY SKINNER, Dir., Children and Youth Formation
[email protected] • 615-777-8908
DAWNNE STEPHENS, Business Manager
[email protected] • 615-777-8904
PASTOR EMERITUS—REV. JAMES K. MALLETT
728 Bacon Trail #61, Chattanooga, TN 37412
[email protected]; 423-779-2400
PARISH ORGANIZATIONS
WOMEN’S COUNCIL - meets third Tuesdays
10 am and 7:00 pm, Council Room
PRAYER CHAIN—Call 615-292-2884
or [email protected]
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS - Contact Pat Watson
[email protected], 615-330-6556
FUN BUNCH - Fridays for cards 1:00 pm, Com. Rm.
C
L
O
W
A
L
T
A
R
Feb. 1st: 8:30 Margaret Pyburn, Audrey Darke, Jeanne Meyer
11:00 Lynn Williams, Kayla and Lindsey Maberry
Feb. 8th: 8:30 Amy Seigenthaler, A Caylor, A Wesnofske
11:00 Travis Carter, Olivia Coode
S
E
R
V
E
R
S
January 31-February 1, 2015
4:30: Macie & Sydney Long, Elizabeth Wehby
8:30: Ashlynn Caylor, Mark Pyburn, G. Mahoney
11:00: Grant, Craig, & Trent Skinner, Stella Wright
February 7-8, 2015
4:30: Grant & Jill Tinsey, Patrick Warner
8:30: Audrey Elmerick, Jack Trew, Stephanie Meyer
11:00: Mc. Mathew, Claire & Cecilia Yezbak, D J Vigerust
CENTERING PRAYER - Fridays 8:00 am, Com. Rm.
LECTIO DIVINA—Mondays 8:30 am, Com. Rm.
SCOUTING - Boy Scouts call John Green (615-500-8528) or
Tom Shumate (615-260-5808); Girl Scouts call 615-383-0490
TAI CHI/CHI KUNG - Wednesdays 5:00 pm, Council Rm.
CREDO—YOUNG ADULTS COMMUNITY —
([email protected])
For a complete list of Parish Organizations
please call the Parish Office at 615-292-2884.
For additional Calendar Events or Parish News