HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH

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1 MASS SCHEDULE Weekend Masses Saturday at 5:00 pm Sunday at 8:00 am & 10:45 am Confessions Saturday 8:30 am - 9:30 am and 4:00 pm - 4:45 pm Sunday 7:15 am - 7:50 am and 10:00 am - 10:35 am Weekday Masses Tuesday through Friday 7:30 am Saturday 8:00 am Holy Day Masses 7:30 am and 7:00 pm Adoration Thursday 8:00 am - 9:00 am First Friday 8:00 am - 7:00 pm Divine Mercy Holy Hour Saturday 8:30 am - 9:30 am Anointing of the Sick within Mass Second Friday 7:30 am HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH 3122 POINSETTA DRIVE COLORADO SPRINGS, CO PHONE: (719) FAX: (719) WEBSITE: HOLYTRINITYCATHOLICPARISH@COMCAST.NET Pastor: Fr. Michael Goodyear.. ext pastor@holytrinitycos.org Deacon: Christopher Phelps Deacon.Phelps@holytrinitycos.org Divine Mercy Office divinemercy@diocs.org ext STAFF: Julie Griffith ext Pastoral Secretary htparishoffice@holytrinitycos.org Jayson Elliott Music Coordinator music@holytrinitycos.org John Darnielle ext Director of Facilities facilities@holytrinitycos.org Catholic Legacy Society Jamie Crane jcrane@diocs.org Office Hours: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm M-F Parish Office is located in the house to the north of the church. Hope House is located on the corner of Poinsetta and Columbine across the street from the Church. The nearest Catholic schools are: Elementary: Corpus Christi Catholic School, 2410 N. Cascade, phone: High School: St. Mary s, 2501 E. Yampa St., Phone: and on entering the house they saw the child with Mary his mother. They prostrated themselves and did him homage. (Mt 2:11ab) THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD JANUARY 7, 2018

2 Volunteer Ministries at Holy Trinity Adoration Altar & Rosary Society Altar Servers Baptismal Prep Classes Bereavement Dinners Bulletin Stuffers Coffee and Donuts Communion - Home Bound Communion - Nursing Homes Confirmation Cursillo Divine Mercy Environment Faith Formation Finance Council FOCCUS Gabriel Project Health and Wellness Holy Trinity Ladies Guild Knights of Columbus Lectors / EMHCs / Greeters Lighthouse Catholic Media Man Up Marian House Soup Kitchen Marriage Prep / Marriage Retreat Monthly Name Tags Pastoral Council RCIA Respect Life Scouts Senior Dinners SHARE Food Program & Giving Tree Stewardship Ushers Vocations Welcoming Newcomers Patrick & Adriana Jernigan Joan Pennington Laura McCasland Ann O Leary Joshua Wojcik Clergy Judie Scott Judy McIntire David & Jacenta Maynor Judie Scott Angela Rizor Joan Kilman Patty Burke Anne French Glen Koziuk Joan Kilman Bill Zimkus Rich & Meg Wagner Susan Pavlica Dale Huffner Judie Scott Tim O Conner Chuck Pavlica Darrin French Doug Fackelman Dick & Evelyn Koprowski Pastor Sherri & Robbie Harmes Diane Arbogast Phil & Connie Pratt Matt Niedzielski Mike Bartusek Mike Bartusek Jane & Vince Biondi Larry & Mary Thompson Susan Pavlica Pete Dunn Pastor Bob & Amy Zupan For more information, call the Parish Office x 0 Bulletin Announcements Bulletin announcements must be submitted no later than noon on Tuesday. Please send announcements to Julie Griffith: htparishoffice@holytrinitycos.org. Welcome to Holy Trinity Would you like to know more about the Catholic Church? We offer two opportunities to increase your knowledge of the Catholic Faith. For those who are considering coming into the Catholic Church, we offer the Rite of Catholic Initiation of Adults (RCIA) on Wednesday nights at 7:00. For those who are already Catholic but want to know more about their faith, we offer Adult Faith Formation on Sunday mornings at 9:15. Everyone is welcome. Come, ask questions, and learn about the Church that Christ started. No commitment is necessary. Although there might be a cost for optional study materials, there are no fees to attend. For more information, please contact the office at , Ext. 0. Welcome home Are you already Catholic but have not been to Mass and have not been practicing your faith? Our faith community misses you and is incomplete without you. No matter how long you have been away, and for whatever reason, we invite you to consider renewing your relationship with the Catholic Church. Call the church office. Not a parishioner of Holy Trinity? There are many reasons to become a registered member: religious education classes, opportunities for Christian service in the community, letters of recommendation to serve as godparents and sponsors for newcomers to the faith, pre-printed tithing envelopes (if desired), an annual report of your charitable offerings and a subscription to the Colorado Catholic Herald. Registration forms are available in the foyers or online Sacraments Baptisms: Baptism preparation class is required for all parents and godparents, and they must be registered in a Catholic parish and members in good standing. Contact the parish office to schedule an appointment. Marriage: All engaged couples participate in a Marriage Preparation Program (a policy of the Diocese of Colorado Springs). Contact the parish office AT LEAST ONE YEAR IN ADVANCE of your planned marriage to begin preparation. Sacrament of the Sick/Emergencies: Dial , x1002. Calls are monitored on a regular basis. Funerals: Please call the parish office before scheduling date and time with a funeral home. The parish office schedules presiders, musicians, and servers in consultation with family members.

3 The Epiphany of the Lord January 7, 2018 Weekly Events Calendar Sunday, January 7 Epiphany of the Lord 9:15 am: Catholicism-Hope House 9:45 am: Music Practice-choir room Tuesday, January 9 7:00 pm: Denver Biblical School Year 3-Hope House Wednesday, January 10 7:00 pm: Latin Study Group-Hope House 7:00 pm: Music Practice-Church 7:00 pm: RCIA-Hope House Thursday, January 11 8:00 am: Adoration-Church 9:30 am: Bible Study -Hope House 5:30 pm: Pastoral Council-Hope House** **Pastoral and Finance Council meetings are open 7:00 pm: Knights of Columbus-Hope House 7:00 pm: HT Ladies Guild-Hope House Saturday, January 13 8:30 am: Divine Mercy Holy Hour-Church 9:30 am: Gabriel Project-Hope House Sunday, January 14 9:00 am: Knight s Breakfast-cafeteria 9:15 am: Children s Religious Ed-classroom 9:15 am: Catholicism-Hope House 9:45 am: Music Practice-choir room 10:45 am: Sung Mass-Church 1:00 pm: McIntire Society 2:00 pm: Secular Franciscans Installation Mass-Church Upcoming Events January 15 Prayer Rally in front of Planned Parenthood for 45th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade January 20/21 Knight s Free Throw Competition January 22 Day of Prayer for Legal Protection of Unborn Children January 25 Marian House Soup Kitchen January 27 Young Adult Ministry January 28 Lord of the Ring Series February 2 Presentation of the Lord February 2 First Friday Adoration February 14 Ash Wednesday Mass Times & Intentions Monday, January 8 No Mass Tuesday, January 9 7:30 am Mass: Marion Petry by: The Pennington Family Wednesday, January 10 7:30 am Mass: Robert Swope by: Ethan Harris Thursday, January 11 7:30 am Mass: Barbara Walford by: Deacon Jerry & Kim Lachiewicz Friday, January 12 7:30 am Mass: Ellen Rutherford by: Chuck & Susan Pavlica Saturday, January 13 8:00 am Mass: Craig Eustice by: Deacon Chris & Becki Phelps 5:00 pm Mass: Evelyn French (SI) by: Connie Pratt Sunday, January 14 8:00 am Mass: Val & Dottie Fandel by: The Children 10:45 am Mass: Holy Trinity Parishioners (SI) Rosary: 7:05 am Mon-Fri, Sat after 8 am Mass and prior to Saturday Vigil and Sunday Masses To request a Mass intention, please call parish office. Offertory (Fiscal Year July 1, 2017-June 30, 2018) THANK YOU For Sharing Your Treasure Offertory December 31 $ 5, Weekly Goal $ 7, YTD Goal $ 207, Actual Offertory to Date: $ 200, Over (Under) Goal $ (6,319.74) Mary, Mother of God $ 2, Jan 28 Feb 14 Monthly Second Collections Church in Latin America Church in Central & Eastern Europe

4 HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH January 7, 2018 Miniatures on the Mass Roman Missal The Roman Missal is the book containing the prescribed prayers, chants, and instructions for the celebration of Mass in the Roman Catholic Church. Published first in Latin under the title Missale Romanum, the text is then translated and, once approved by a recognitio by the Vatican Congregation for Divine Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, is published in modern languages for use in local churches throughout the world. In the earliest centuries of the Church, there were no books containing prescribed liturgical prayers, texts, or other instructions. Because the faith of the Church was (and still is) articulated in liturgical prayer, there was a need for consistency and authenticity in the words used in the celebration of the Liturgy. Collections of prayers developed gradually for use in particular locations and situations such as for a particular monastery, for the Pope, or for other local churches. Such collections were contained in libelli ("booklets") which over centuries were drawn together into larger collections of prayers. Eventually larger, more organized collections of prayers were assembled into "sacramentaries" (liber sacramentorum or sacramentarium), which contained some, but not all, of the prayers of the Mass. Those written accounts may have gradually served as instructions or rubrics for the celebration of Mass in other settings. Liturgical books grew as they passed from one community (a local church, a diocese, a monastery, etc.) to another, often with prayers added in margins or in blank spaces. The process of sharing text was by copying by hand. This was a laborious task which at times led to inconsistencies and errors. The first true liturgical books which could be called "missals" were found in monasteries beginning around the 12th and 13th Centuries. A missal contained not only the prayers but the biblical readings, the chants, and the rubrics for the celebration of Mass. It is difficult to trace exact origins of the first missal. The first book bearing the name Missale Romanum appeared in 1474, perhaps not coincidentally in the same century as the invention of the printing press by Johannes Gutenberg (1440). But it was not until after the Council of Trent that Pope Pius V, in 1570, promulgated an edition of the Missale Romanum that was to be in obligatory use throughout the Latin Church (except in cases where another rite had been in place for at least 200 years). This marked the first official attempt at uniformity in the celebration of the Mass in the history of the Church. Knight s Free Throw Competition Holy Trinity Knights of Columbus council will be holding the children's annual Free Throw Competition in the gym after all weekend masses on January 20/21. Come out to have some fun and compete! Bring your friends. The Knights of Columbus Free Throw Championship is open to all boys and girls in our community, ages 9 to 14. Age eligibility is determined by the age of the contestant as of January 1. The championship is set up to have the contestants compete within their own gender and age group. All competition starts at the local level. Winners move on to the district, regional, and state levels. From there, some make it to the international level for championship competition in their group. Calling all Seamstresses Interested in using your abilities with needle and thread to enhance the beauty of our church? If so, please contact Vicki Chiment at: or vchiment@gmail.com. Thanks again, and have a great day Your Pastor Needs You Please contact Fr. Michael or the parish office at if you are available to help with the following: Vocation Promotion Team Adoration Promotion Team Divine Mercy Team Food Item of the Week Feed the Poor... Please help us feed the poor by donating the following item of the week.. soup

5 HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH January 7, 2018 Lord of the Ring Series Enter the Catholic world of J.R.R. Tolkien and discover the underlying theology in his masterpiece, THE LORD OF THE RINGS. We will watch the movie in parts followed by a lively discussion and delightful edibles straight from the Shire! So, come to the Hope House at 1301 Poinsetta (across from the parking lot) beginning January 28 at 1:00 pm. Rocky Mountain March 4 Life St. Mary s High School Students for Life and the Diocese of Colorado Springs Respect Life Apostolate invite you: Monday, January 15 in recognition of the 45 th anniversary of Roe v. Wade and in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day at the sidewalk near the Planned Parenthood facility at 3480 Centennial Blvd. 9:00-10:00 am: Prayer and speakers 10:00-10:30 am: Balloon release & march lineup 10:30-11:30 am: *March to Corpus Christi church 11:30-12:00 pm: Adoration & Divine Mercy Chaplet 12:00-1:00 pm: Mass with Bishop Sheridan 1:00-2:00 pm: Food & Fellowship Parish Hall *Shuttles to Corpus Christi will be provided for those unable to march. Please join us and invite others. All are welcome! Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter. Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Adult Faith Formation TOPICS IN CATHOLICISM In January, we begin a six-part DVD series on significant reformers of the Catholic Church. The reformation of the Church, often erroneously referred to as the Counter Reformation, started long before Luther, Calvin, Zwingli, the Protestant revolution, and the Council of Trent. These six saints were but a few of the many who recognized the need for Church reform before and during the Protestant revolution. They lived and promoted the true reform by their lives. In our study, we will focus on the life and legacy of Sts. Thomas More, Ignatius of Loyola, Philip Neri, Charles Borromeo, Teresa of Avila, and Francis de Sales uncommon people, faithful to Christ and Catholicism, who lived and worked within the Church to shape its continual conversion and revitalization. If you want to read along with us, you can purchase the book from which the series is taken: The True Reformers, by Jerome K. Williams from the Augustine Institute store ($ shipping; Phil & Connie Pratt Jan 7 Jan 14 Jan 21 Jan 28 Feb 4 Feb 11 Join us Sundays from 9:15 to 10:30 AM in the Hope House. Topics in Catholicism Classes True Reformers Saint Thomas More: The Age of the Author Saint Ignatius of Loyola: Soldier for Christ Saint Philip Neri: The Apostle of Joy Saint Charles Borromeo: The Good Shepherd Saint Teresa of Àvila: A Study in Perseverance Saint Francis de Sales: Pastor of Souls For more information about this and future Topics in Catholicism classes, contact Phil or Connie Pratt There is no charge for the Topics in Catholicism classes. Some classes have associated workbooks and/or supplemental reading. Those materials are helpful, but purchasing them is optional.

6 HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH January 7, 2018 Senior/Family Dinner Dinner will be held Sunday, January 21, from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm in the cafeteria. The cost is $3 per person. The menu includes chicken and dumplings, mashed potatoes, broccoli, salad, dessert, and rolls. Please RSVP to Arlene at We are in need of volunteers to bring either desserts or salads to the dinner, no more than every other month. If you can help and are not already on our list, please call Mike Bartusek at Young Adult Ministry Saturday, January 27 Divine Mercy Holy Hour Adoration January *** 2nd Sunday of Ordinary Time *** 5:00PM 8:00AM 10:45AM S Merrie Schell S Dick Koprowski S John Dronenburg S Mike Bartusek S DeWayne Scott S Michelle Choi L1 Connie Pratt L1 Mark Wojcik L1 Lynette Reagan L2 Phil Pratt L2 Doug Fackelman L2 Herman Abeyta 1 Mike Bartusek 1 DeWayne Scott 1 Michelle Choi GN Mary Grier GN John Longmore GN Ashlei Cormier GS Hatsi McCormick GS Tim Hagedorn GS Cheryl Swaffer

7 Leave a Legacy to Holy Trinity Christ is born, the world rejoices, and the angels sing! Mark this joyous occasion with a gift to our Parish Endowment Fund. Learn how you can be an angel this year by contacting Jamie Crane, Director of Planned Giving, at (719) Update Membership Information If you have moved, changed your phone number, name or address, have a new baby in the family or a child who is no longer living at home, please let us know so we may update your registration. Many of our families are listed with grown children still living at home, and we would like to have correct information as well as addresses, phone numbers, and addresses for everyone. Please call Julie at the church office, x0 or us at htparishoffice@holytrinitycos.org. Thank you for your help!! Readings January 7, 2018 through January 14, 2018 Sunday: Is 60:1-6; Ps 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-13; Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6; Mt 2:1-12 Monday: Is 42:1-4, 6-7 or Is 55:1-11 or Acts 10:34-38 or 1 Jn 5:1-9; Ps 29:1-4, 3, 9-10 or Is 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Mk 1:7-11 Tuesday: 1 Sm 1:9-20 or 1 Sm 1:1-8 and 1 Sm 1:9-20; 1 Sm 2:1, 4-8abcd; Mk 1:21-28 or Mk 1:14-20 and Mk 1:21-28 Wednesday: 1 Sm 3:1-10, 19-20; Ps 40:2, 5, 7-10; Mk 1:29-39 Thursday: 1 Sm 4:1-11; Ps 44:10-11, 14-15, 24-25; Mk 1:40-45 Friday: 1 Sm 8:4-7, 10-22a; Ps 89:16-19; Mk 2:1-12 Saturday: 1 Sm 9:1-4, 17-19; 10:1a; Ps 21:2-7; Mk 2:13-17 Sunday: 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19; Ps 40:2, 4, 7-10; 1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20; Jn 1:35-42 Communion to the Homebound Do you know someone in our parish who is temporarily or permanently homebound or in a nursing home and would like to receive communion weekly? Please call Judie Scott at to schedule a homebound visit or Angela Rizor at to schedule a nursing home visit. If you are an Extraordinary Minister who would like to visit and take communion to the sick and homebound, please call Judie to volunteer for residences and Angela to volunteer for nursing homes. Please pray for Susan Wencl Abbot ~ Carmen Archuletta ~ Jolene Augustine Jennifer Ayala ~ Barbara Barbee ~ Linda Bartusek ~ Michael Becerra ~ Alverna Bieker ~ Brett Billesbach ~ Mark Billesbach ~ Mike Bosso ~ Pauline Brass ~ Georgina Bromberick ~ Derick Bright ~ Ralpha Cabrera ~ Zachary Canaday ~ Judy Carle ~ Joan Carr ~ Emilia Cemino ~ Cerissa Cheffy ~ Venitta Chow ~ Henry Copeland ~ The Cox Family ~ Mercy Cruz ~ Nicholas Cunningham ~ Barry Davidson ~ Aurelia DeWitt ~ Elaine DeWitt ~ John DeWitt ~ Kate Donaldson ~ Rochelle Epperson ~ Tim Epperson ~ Carlos Espinoza ~ Ray & Mildred Espinoza ~ Anthony Falletta ~ Matthew Feller ~ Mick Finnerity ~ Kevin & Dustie Flynn ~ Demian Fontanella ~ Lydia Friese ~ Barbara Garcia ~ Gary Gaasch ~ Jennifer Gonzalez ~ JoAnn Hall ~ Samantha Hamilton ~ Wolfbain Hamilton ~ Sue Hammond ~ Joyce Harrison ~ Betty Hart ~ Rich Haugen ~ Gerry Heedt ~ Drew Hoffman ~ Lucille Hollenbeck ~ Nicole Hood ~ Karla Hummel ~ Maria Jacques ~ Eric Jones, Jr. ~ Roger Katzer ~ Stephanie Kelley ~Mike Kenny ~ Pat Kiruy ~ Penny Klube ~ Karen Kramer ~ Henry & Bev Kress ~ Harry Lambrecht ~ Lillian Lawson ~ Betty Lucero ~ Joe Madril ~ Lenora Mana ~ Aiko Marinko ~ Marie Marinko ~ Ron Marinko ~ Alice Matthew ~ Margaret McElhaney ~ Jesse McCoon ~ Jim McKay & Family ~ Alex Medina ~ Doug Moloney ~ Carl Mosch ~ Linda Mosch ~ Tiffany Mothershead ~ Steve Murschel ~ Tim Myers ~ Steven Nagel ~ Bob Napier ~ Gaynelle Newman ~ Mark O Donnell ~ Minerva Pavia ~ Jamie Parker ~ Shaun Parker ~ Joan Pennington ~ Jason Piaggio ~ Dan Pitsko ~ Kay Pollack ~ Nancy Ponto ~ David Putnam ~ Erin Quijano ~ Palmer Reorda ~ Joseph Rivas ~ Jessie Romero ~ Theresa Sanchez~ Linda Schell ~ Kathy Schell ~ Andrea Schmoker ~ Betty Schulte ~ Bud Scott ~ Jeff Sebben ~ Larry Sebben ~ Juanita Sharpe ~ Adam Smith ~ Joe Arthur Stegall ~ Barb Taylor ~ Bob Thompson ~ James Vanderwerf ~ Cynthia Vialpando ~ Ernest Vialpando ~ Ruben Volz ~ Carol Wadman ~ JoAnn Ward ~ Robert Wurr ~ Joyce Yost ~ Wilma Young Note: If your loved one has recovered please call the office to remove their name from the prayer list to make room for others in need of prayer. Thank you.