The Messenger. August 14, 2016 ~ Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time OUR FATHER IN FAITH NUESTRO PADRE EN LA FE

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1 The Messenger Christ the King Catholic Community A Roman Catholic Parish of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Las Vegas 4925 S. Torrey Pines Drive, Las Vegas NV; ~ (702) ~ Fax: (702) August 14, 2016 ~ Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Today s Readings First Reading Your ancestors waited in faith and courage for God s promised summons (Wisdom 18:6-9). Psalm Blessed the people the Lord has chosen to be his own (Psalm 33). Second Reading Because of his faithful obedience to God s call, Abraham s descendants number as the stars (Hebrews 11:1-2, 8-19 [1-2, 8-12]). Gospel Keep watch and be prepared, for you do not know the day or the hour when the Son of Man will appear (Luke 12:32-48 [35-40]). MASS TIMES SATURDAY: 4:00 pm SUNDAY: 7:30, 9:30,11:30 am, 1:30 pm (Misa en Español) 3:30 pm (New Time) WEEKDAYS: Mon - Sat ~ 8:00 am HOLY DAYS: 8:00 am and 7:00 pm OUR FATHER IN FAITH The Letter to the Hebrews today sings a hymn of praise to Abraham and to his faith, upon which are founded the religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Abraham is called father in faith by more people on earth than anybody else, numerous as the sands of the seashore or the stars of the heavens. Hebrews tells us it was this foundational faith that led Abraham to obey God s call when he heard it, though he was called to journey to a land he did not know and told he would father a mighty race through a marriage he thought was barren. But Abraham s faith, the author of Hebrews tells us, was his realization of what he hoped for, and the evidence of what he could not see. How often are we, in simple daily events of our own Christian vocation, called to an unfamiliar place or told we are to do something we do not believe we can? How fortunate we are to have Father Abraham as our guide and example! NUESTRO PADRE EN LA FE La Carta a los Hebreos hoy canta un himno de alabanza a Abraham y a su fe, sobre la cual se fundan la religión judía, la cristiana y la mahometana. Abraham es llamado padre de la fe por más personas en el mundo que cualquier otro; numerosas como la arena de la playa o las estrellas del cielo. La Carta a los Hebreos nos dice que esta fe firme lo impulsó a obedecer el llamado de Dios cuando lo envió a buscar una tierra desconocida y le dijo que sería padre de una raza poderosa, aunque consideraba su matrimonio infecundo. Pero la fe de Abraham, nos dice el autor de la Carta a los Hebreos, le permitía poseer lo que esperaba y conocer lo que no podía ver. Cuántas veces nos vemos en simples sucesos cotidianos de nuestra vocación cristiana llamados a un sitio desconocido o enviados a hacer algo que no creemos poder hacer? Qué afortunados somos por tener a nuestro padre Abraham como nuestro guía y ejemplo! Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co.

2 F I N A N C E S Sunday Collection August 6/7/2016 $16, E-Tithing $ 1, Total $18, Necessary weekly budgeted amount $20, Plus/Minus amount for this week $ 1, Debt Owed to Diocese $275, Debt Reduction-This Week $1,801 Total $114, Balance $160, PLEASE MAKE YOUR CHECK PAYABLE TO "CHRIST THE KING CATHOLIC COMMUNITY" If you have an envelope # please write it on your check. Thank you for your generosity! MASS INTENTIONS If you want the name of your loved ones to be read aloud during mass or written in our weekly bulletin it must be turned in to the front desk at least two weeks in advance. Saturday August 13 8:00 am Nathan Marco Siwa 4:00 pm Heather Delcore Sunday August 14 7:30 am People of the Parish 9:30 am Launcelot D. Treyes 11:30 am Allen D. Panowich yrs 1:30 pm Dulse Maria Sanchez 4:00 pm Rocco Pomatico Monday August 15 8:00 am kim Kardes Plecenik Tuesday August 16 8:00 am MelvinAbitong Wednesday August 17 8:00 am Kenneth Bonilla Thursday August 18 8:00 am Antonio Dyogi Friday August 19 8:00 am Kevin Bonilla Saturday August 20 8:00 am Stanley Reynolds 4:00 pm Matthew Glimaldi Sunday August 21 7:30 am Ruth Sorensen 9:30 am People of the Parish 11:30 am Manuel Rodriguez 1:30 pm Jacob Maldonado 3:30 pm Noel Dilla Monday, August 15: Ezekiel 1:2-5, 24-28c; Ps 148:1-2, 11-14; Matthew 17:22-27 Tuesday, August 16: Ezekiel 2:8 3:4; Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131; Matthew 18:1-5, 10, Wednesday, August 17: 2 Corinthians 9:6-10; Ps 112:1-2, 5-9; John 12:24-26 Thursday, August 18: Ezekiel 12:1-12; Ps 78:56-59, 61-62: Matthew 18:21 19:1 Friday, August 19: Ezekiel 16:1-15, 60, 63 or 16:59-63; Isaiah 12:2-3, 4bcd-6; Matthew 19:3-12 Friday, August 20: Ezekiel 18:1-10, 13b, 30-32; Ps 51:12-15, 18-19; Matthew 19:13-15 Sunday, August 21: Jeremiah 38:4-6, 8-10; Ps 40:2-4, 18; Hebrews 12:1-4; Luke 12:49-53 Prayer List Join us in Community Prayer for parishioners and their family members who are seriously ill. If you or your immediate family member is seriously ill and would like to be added to our prayer list please the name to jacobf@ctkccnv.org or call the office at Manuel Solo Alba Moses Oak Avalos Jim Bain Niki Blandford Lisa Boyd Anthony Brasich Jacqueline To-ong Cagampang Toni Campton Jose & Cora Canto Karen Cash Rogelio Delarosa Rosita Delarosa Angelie C. Estampador Maryann Evangelista David Flores Fred Freeman Fred Gavitt Maria Gladiola Gadia Maria Gerlac Forgione Maureen Hart Tammy Janis Kathleen Mary Kennedy Peggy Kissinger Jenet T. Ladot Mary Kay McCarthy Amelita Morrison Michael Nolan Morghen Pierce Romeo Pulido Kimberly Reed Remedios Rodriguez Liam Rooney Adam Runco Pacita Sabanal Janice Shonyo Fe Sales Samantha Salvador Danny Shadwick Pedro S. Sindico Dolores Tarronas Corazon Tasio Tom Thorne Jr Marcela Tumang Amy Urrea

3 THE COSTS OF DISCIPLESHIP Today's responsorial psalm, Psalm 40, is more familiar to us with the refrain "Here am I, Lord." This "Here am I" is Jeremiah's great prophetic response to God's call. But today's story of Jeremiah and the refrain "Lord, come to my aid!" remind us that there are always two sides to following the call of God. The author of the Letter to the Hebrews knew this, too. He reminded his readers that even weighted down with burdens and sins, we can still persevere by keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus, who himself knew the shame and pain of the cross, but saw beyond it to the joy of sitting at the right of the throne of God. Jesus himself gave the disciples a "sneak preview" of a baptism that would not be as wondrous as the one in the Jordan that inaugurated his ministry, but would be one of fire and anguish. Today's words from scripture may not be terribly soothing, but in their honesty and strength we can acknowledge the difficulties of daily discipleship, and take comfort in the assurance of our own salvation in Christ. Copyright (c) J. S. Paluch Co. LITURGY CORNER ESQUINA DE LITURGIA August 13-14, th, Sunday Ordinary Time As we follow Christ on our faith journey, we reflect: The gospel today shocks us with its bad news and good news proclamations. We hear of division, fire and unrest. There is seemingly no peace to be found. This however is NOT true. Jesus came to give peace to all, eternal life to each of us through his death and resurrection. To live faithfully in the midst of division and the unrest of the world around us, this brings us true inner peace. We live with both the bad news and the good news. How can you be a source of peace in your life, especially where there might be division and unrest? El Evangelio de hoy nos impacta con una "mala noticia" y la proclamación de "buenas noticias". Oímos hablar de la división, el fuego y el desorden. No parece existir la paz. Sin embargo, esto no es verdad. Jesús vino para dar paz a todos, la vida eterna a cada uno de nosotros a través de su muerte y resurrección. Para vivir fielmente en medio de la división y el desorden del mundo que nos rodea, esto nos trae verdadera paz interior. Vivimos tanto con las "malas noticias" como con las "buenas noticias". Cómo puedes ser tú una fuente de paz en tu vida, especialmente cuando puede haber división y el malestar? EVERY THURSDAY from 8:30 until 10:00 am in the Daily Chapel. [Jesus] endured the cross, despising its shame, and has taken his seat at the right of the throne of God. -- Hebrews 12:2

4 O U T R E A C H WHOM DID WE SERVE? June 20 to June 23, Households 72 Adults and 53 Children Hours: Monday to Thursday 10:00 am until noon Located in the Parish Office Family Promise 20 th Anniversary Celebration Fundraiser Help End Homelessness All Day Event - October 15th Food Games Fun! Henderson Pavilion There will be an organizational meeting in Room 1 of the Activity Center on Tuesday, August 9 th, from 6:00-7:30 pm. Call Peggy Devitt at (702) , if interested in participating in a Christ the King Catholic Community booth at the festival! PARISHIONER IN NEED OF RAMP CARRIER FOR HIS CAR We have a parishioner who uses an electric wheelchair who can t get to Mass because he has no carrier for his car. Does anyone have such a carrier, they would like to donate to this deserving parishioner? Please call Jane in the office: (702) or her at: janef@ctkccnv.org The CARE Complex is a local 501c3 nonprofit that focuses on individuals who are currently experiencing homelessness. Much of our efforts are centered in teaching self-reliance and promoting an independent lifestyle. The CARE Complex is always looking for volunteers and advocates across the valley to further our mission. Please feel free to check out our website, visit our Facebook page or message a representative to inquire how you can get involved! Together we can make a difference. EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS FOR THE SICK NEEDED Call Jane in the parish office if you feel called to visit the sick and dying, bringing to them the consolation of the Eucharist. As more and more senior rest homes open in the southwest valley around us, we are receiving more calls for the ministry of communion to families loved ones. All that is needed is a compassionate heart; training will be provided.

5 BEING A PERSON OF MERCY A SIX - WEEK, EVENING, SERIES PRESENTED BY FR. MAX OLIVA, S.J. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 THURSDAYS, NOVEMBER 3, 10, 17 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 6:30 pm until 8:30 pm AT OUR LADY OF LAS VEGAS PARISH 3050 Alta Drive, Las Vegas BEVAN HALL MCFARLAND MEETING ROOM Inspirations Gift Store Christ the King Catholic Community The Gift Store is open after all weekend Masses. We are now open on Wednesdays from 9 am until 11 am. If you or someone you know would like to volunteer and help us expand our week day hours please inquire at Inspirations after any weekend mass. Stop by and check out our ever changing inventory! COST: FREE-WILL OFFERING Come to as many evenings as you wish. Information on registering will be sent in September. The virtue of mercy is being highlighted, in a special way, in 2016 by Pope Francis. His emphasis on the tenderness of mercy versus judgment and condemnation is a welcome relief to all men and women. In this series, we will consider mercy in a variety of ways: God, as the source of mercy; the seven spiritual works of mercy and the seven corporal works of mercy; and being merciful to oneself. Father Max Oliva is a Jesuit priest of the California Province. He has resided in the Vegas valley since He has been presenting parish missions, retreats, and evening series for over thirty years. He is the author of numerous books on spirituality and ethics. His newest book, Becoming a Person of Mercy, will be published by Twenty-Third Publications in July of Christ the King Fundraiser at Spanish Trail Golf Club Friday, October 7, 2016 at 8:00 am Come join your fellow parishioners and members of the community for some comradery and fun. This year will be even more fun and exciting. We have a New Cadillac for a hole-in-one, a raffle, and our very own Father Ray will be driving around the course in his Pope Mobile. Continental breakfast and lunch will be provided. All proceeds to benefit Christ The King Catholic Church. Come join us. Call or Rob Walsh ~ rwalsh@walshandfreidman.com (702) Les Lisicki ~ magicles@cox.net (702)

6 TREASURES FROM OUR TRADITION Last week s Treasure noted that the official headgear of the pope, the tiara, has been set aside in favor of the miter. Although Pope Paul VI had a coronation in 1963 to begin his ministry as pope, he later gave his tiara away to the Catholics of the United States as a stimulus to end poverty. He took care to say that he was not abolishing the tradition of coronation, but his successor, Pope John Paul I, decided to have an inauguration to begin his tragically short term. His successors have chosen inauguration as well. Pope John Paul II felt that a return to the coronation custom would be inappropriate since the Church was mourning the sudden death of a man already nicknamed The Laughing Pope. So the end of coronations came about not because Paul VI gave the crown away. There are more than twenty tiaras on hand at the Vatican. One is used every year to crown the famous statue of St. Peter, whose sandaled foot has been eroded to a bright shine by the hands of millions of pilgrims. Today, it is left to the individual pope to decide whether he will begin his formal reign with a coronation or an inauguration. Pope Benedict chose an inauguration, as did Pope Francis. Rev. James Field, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time Prophets have always had a tough row to hoe. Their words, often unwelcome, are used against them to persecute and even kill them. Such was the fate of the Old Testament prophets, and Jeremiah is a great example of this. Jesus endured opposition from sinners, and did not turn back from a shameful death in order to rise to a glorious new life. The ultimate prophet, Jesus sought to warn the people of his time and ours of the divisions that his words would cause, showing himself to be the prophet of all time. We all need to look at our divisions and dilemmas in light of Jesus' teachings and warnings, and seek to understand all that he has proclaimed and taught about what will happen if we fail to listen. A PROPHET'S LOT Jeremiah loved Jerusalem and its people. He spoke the word of God to them, that they might change their evil ways and return to the Lord with prayer and supplication for deliverance from their foes. The city of Jerusalem was under siege, threatened by famine and in dire straights. The king and the people believed, as false prophets told them, that because they inhabited the holy city and held the Ark of the Covenant, no one could conquer them, and that God would save them. Jeremiah told them the opposite. He said that if they did not turn back from their unfaithfulness, they would be conquered and destroyed, and the people taken into slavery. They did not want to hear this, and plotted against Jeremiah. But God saved him from their hands, and although they were conquered and taken into slavery in Babylon, Jeremiah went with them to their fate, ever the faithful prophet. THE GREATEST PROPHET Jesus tells the disciples what they do not expect to hear. He tells them that he has not come to bring peace, but division. He prophesies that people will be divided by the power of his words, families torn by disagreements. We are seeing the same in our own country and in our Church at the present time. Paul teaches that, surrounded by a cloud of witnesses, the saints, we should keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. He endured the cross for the sake of believers, enduring its shame and pain for the sake of the reign of God. He endured opposition so that we might "not grow weary and lose heart." We have not resisted "to the point of shedding blood." So we must be brave, trust in Jesus to be telling us what we may be puzzled to hear, and walk in faith toward "the joy that [lies] before [us]." TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE Hace casi 2000 años, Jesús declaró que los zorros tienen guaridas, y las aves del cielo sus nidos; pero el Hijo del hombre no tiene donde reclinar la cabeza. Lamentablemente en las calles y callejones del mundo este dicho se realiza diariamente en tantos abandonados por la sociedad que viven sin techo ni hogar. Por los años de 1940 el santo jesuita, Alberto Hurtado de Chile quiso darle al Hijo del hombre un lugar donde reclinar su cabeza recogiendo a los niños y a los adultos indigentes. Su ejemplo llamó la atención de otros cristianos que se unieron a sus esfuerzos y así en 1944 fundaron la asociación benéfica Hogar de Cristo. Este hogar se dedica aun todavía a acoger, educar y rehabilitar a los necesitados dándoles las herramientas necesarias para poder depender de si mismos. También vela por sus almas dándoles una formación total de cuerpo, alma y espíritu. En fin, el Hogar de Cristo se dedica a difundir la realidad de los pobres por medio de nuestro llamado bautismal a la responsabilidad que tenemos en darle al Hijo de hombre un lugar para reclinar su cabeza. Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. Vigésimo Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario UN PROFETA DE LOT Jeremías amaba la ciudad de Jerusalén y a sus habitantes. Él les habló la Palabra de Dios, diciéndoles que podían cambiar sus caminos equivocados y regresar al Señor con oración y súplica para librarlos de sus enemigos. La ciudad de Jerusalén estaba sitiada, amenazada por la hambruna y en caminos torcidos. El rey y el pueblo creyeron lo que falsos profetas les dijeron, que porque vivían en la ciudad santa y guardaban el Arca de la Alianza, nadie podría conquistarlos y que Dios los salvaría. Jeremías les dijo todo lo opuesto. Él les dijo que si no cambiaban su infidelidad, ellos serían conquistados y destruidos y el pueblo sería tomado como esclavo. Ellos no quisieron escuchar esto y, conspiraron contra Jeremías. Pero Dios lo salvo de sus manos y, aunque ellos fueron conquistados y hechos esclavos en Babilonia, Jeremías fue con ellos a ese destino, él profeta fiel.

7 The Week Ahead Monday, August 15 1:00 pm Sack Lunches - Room 1 6:00 pm Eucharistic Minister Meeting Room 1 6:30 pm Talleres de Oracion y Vida - Room 4 Tuesday, August 16 8:45 am Centering Prayer - Daily Chapel 7:00 pm Social Concerns Board - Outreach Off. Wednesday, August 17 8:30 am Our Lady of Perpetual Devotion - Church 9:00 am CTK Seniors - Room 1 4:00 pm Stew for Catholic Worker - Hall Kitchen 8:00 pm Al-Anon - Room 1 8:00 pm Ala-Teen - Room 5 and 7 Thursday, August 18 8:30 am Adoration of Blessed Sacrament - Daily Chapel 6:30 pm YMAC - Youth Lounge 6:30 pm K of C - Room 1 7:00 pm Readers Study - Office Conference Room 7:00 pm Ladies Auxiliary K of C - Room 5 7:30 pm Al Anon - Room 2 7:30 pm AA Meeting - Room 6 Friday, August 19 8:30 am Divine Mercy Devotion - Church Saturday, August 20 Sunday, August 21 1:30 pm Misa en Español Let us turn our hearts back to God and allow him to lead and guide us so that we can fulfill God s plan and purpose for our lives and marriages. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends are August To apply online, or for other weekend dates visit or call (702) (Para los fines de semana en español, por favor visite o llame a Javier Maria López (702) The Filipino Community at Christ the King Catholic Community Proudly Hosts San Lorenzo Ruiz Celebration CTK Church and Gymnasium Saturday, September 24, 2016 Fundraiser for the benefit of CTK Special Projects 3:30 pm ~ Assembly for Procession 4:00 pm ~ Mass 5:00-6:00 pm ~ Cocktails 6:00 pm ~ Dinner and Dance Semi-Formal or Filipiniana 50/50 Raffle 20 door prizes including a Flat Screen TV Tickets/Donation $50 per person (advance sale) $60 at the door Cash Bar Dinner/Dance DJ ~ Eric Colina For more information call Roze Kliese (702) Cora Peña (702) Minda Banaria (702) Vicky dela Cruz (702) Nadia Jurani (702)

8 High School Happenin s Beth Thompson Director of Christian Formation betht@ctkccnv.org x 230 Join us on: Facebook - CTK Youth LVInstagram CTKYouthLV Twitter - CTKYouthLV Middle School Youth Ministry Beth Thompson Director of Christian Formation betht@ctkccnv.org Beth Thompson Director of Christian Formation betht@ctkccnv.org Explore Calendar All classes are on Tuesday nights 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm Registration for next year is open. CTK youthlv Summer Sessions August 21 end of summer ctk youth lounge YMAC (Youth Ministry After Confirmation) Thursdays 6:30pm - 8pm in the Youth Lounge For all juniors, seniors, college-age students. We meet every Thursday Looking forward to seeing you there!

9 If you think you would like to become Catholic, or if you would just like to learn about Catholicism, we offer weekly opportunities to learn about the Catholic faith. These informal gatherings for coffee and conversation are held 7:00 pm each Thursday (except major holidays) in Room 5 of the Activity Center. If, due to your schedule, you can t join us at our regular Thursday night sessions, please call the parish office at (702) and leave your name and phone number. We will do our best to accommodate you. Please contact Beth Thompson at (702) ext. 230 if you have any questions. Please contact our office for information. (702) ext. 230 or 232 No Baptisms may be scheduled until sessions and requirements are completed. Religious Education Grades 1-5 First Communion Baptism of older children How do I enroll my child? Elementary Registration for 2016/167year Grades 1-5 in the Religious Ed Office M-TH 8-4:00 pm - Closed from 12-1:00 pm A BAPTISM CERTIFICATE is required for each child being registered. REQUIREMENTS: Family must be registered at Christ the King Family must be worshipping at Christ the King at our weekend liturgy Past due balances from the previous Religious Education year must be paid prior to registering When are classes held? Classes are held on Wednesdays at either 4:00 or 6:00 pm SACRAMENTS REQUIREMENTS: (1st Communion, Baptism) Same as for Religious Education Registration plus: Child is in second grade or above Child is enrolled in and attending weekly age-level Religious Education classes on a regular basis Unbaptized children must attend one full year of Religious Education first Our sacrament preparation is a family preparation process that requires the participation of the child and a parent or guardian in monthly sessions. Attendance at these sessions is mandatory. Elementary Religious Education Registration for the Fall will begin Monday, July 11, 2016 Office hours are Monday - Thursday 8:00-4:00 pm (closed 12-1:00 pm) Family must be registered at Christ the King Family must be worshipping at Christ the King at our weekend liturgy Past due balances from the previous year must be paid prior to registering If you have any questions please contact Robyn in the Religious Ed Office at (702) ext Registration for the Fall will begin Monday, July 11, 2016 Office hours are Monday - Thursday 8:00-4:00 pm (closed 12-1:00 pm) Beth Thompson betht@ctkccnv.org Adult Confirmation Next Adult Confirmation Sessions TBA Requirements: Adults who are age 18 and above and graduated Adults who have been baptized in the Roman Catholic Faith Please contact Beth Thompson if you have any questions (702) ext. 230 Please remember to recycle your old cell phones, ink and toner cartridges with us weekly when you attend Mass. Collection containers are in the Gathering Space of the Church and in the North and South entrances of our Activity Center. You can also drop them off Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm in the parish office Small Church Communi es; a way of being Church Small Church Communities are groups of 6 to 8 people who gather in homes to reflect on the scriptures of the upcoming Sunday and their significance in their lives. All ministries and organizations connected to Christ the King are asked to use a simple formula for prayer as they gather: Read one of the scriptures for the upcoming Sunday. Take a few moments to reflect on one of the questions related to the scripture (in Fr. Ray s column). Invite individuals to share their response with the person next to them; encourage people to share with someone they do not know well. Before we know it we have grown closer as a community! Please call Chris at (702) or at sellmanc@cox.net

10 PARISH STAFF Parish Administrator Rev. Ray Rioux Parish Deacons Administrative Assistant & Hispanic Ministry Deacon Jacob Favela Hospital Ministry Deacon Rich Green Receptionist The Community in Action Director of Pastoral Ministries Gina Pignatello Jane Fransioli Religious Education Department Director of Christian Formation Beth Thompson Administrative Assistant Robyn Runco Liturgy Department Director of Liturgy Mary Ryan Directors of Music Ellen & Ken Lerum Liturgy/Music Assistant Cathy Bruzzese Director of Parish Finance Roseann Tabick Maintenance Department Mark Medina Michael Roberts & Dave Clow Website Anna Sy Bulletin Suzy Jones SACRAMENTAL MINISTRY Baptism: ALPHA PROGRAM (Infants or young children) - Contact parish, (702) , during pregnancy or at least 3 months in advance to arrange for preparation program. Parents must complete program before baptism can be scheduled. First Communion/First Reconciliation Beth Thompson - (702) Confirmation Teens & Adults Confirmation: Beth Thompson R.C.I.A. (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Inquiry sessions for non-catholics interested in learning more about the Catholic faith every Thursday at 7:00 pm in Room 5, Activity Center. Call Beth Thompson - (702) Marriage: Contact the parish office 8-12 months in advance. Call Deacon Jacob for details of the 6-month preparation program. For annulments also call Deacon Jacob Favela - (702) Anointing of the Sick - Call office if you or a member of your family seek the Sacrament. Please try to call before loved one is in the active process of dying. Remembering Community: A welcoming process for Catholics who have been away. More information call Beth Thompson - (702) Visit our new and improved website: Scan me with your Smartphone to go directly to: Victim s Advocate - Ron Valance (702) Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada Business phone: (702) Emergency Assistance: (702) Catholic Charities Adoption: (702) Encuentro Matrimonial Mundial José Maria Rios, (702) Family Promise (formerly IHN) - Jane Fransioli, (702) GriefSHARE - Help and Healing for those who have lost a loved one. Find a meeting near you Hands of Christ - Ministry to the homebound, Jane Fransioli, 702) HELP & HEALING Al-Anon - Thursdays, 7:30 pm, Room 2 Hospital Ministry - Rich Green, (702) , Jeanette Lombardo, (702) Inch for Life - Help available for unwanted pregnancies. Pro-Life Office: (702) Knights of Columbus - Michael Gorts (702) Manna Cupboard - Food pantry for the hungry, Jane Fransioli, (702) Marriage Encounter - Steve Terry Sharp, (702) Project Rachel - Post Abortion Ministry, (702) Retrouvaille - A lifeline for troubled marriages, Chuck & Carol Moore, (702) Social Concerns Board - Deals with parish outreach & social justice issues, Dale Devitt, (702) Small Church Communities - Chris & Sharon Sellman - (702) Spiritual Direction Deacon Rich Green Jane Fransioli, B.A. Please call parish office to schedule appointment with Deacon Rich Green or Jane Fransioli. (702) Southern Nevada Women s Resource Center: (702) Pro-Life counseling and ministry to the unwed mother. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION MINISTRIES Preschool - Catechesis of the Good Shepherd - Level I & II on Wednesdays Grades 1-5: Wednesdays Grades 6-8: Tuesdays Grades 9-12: (see Youth Page) For all the above programs, pre-registration is required through the parish office. Call the Religious Education office, (702) MASSES Saturday Mass: 4:00 pm Sunday Masses: 7:30, 9:30 11:30 am and 4:00 pm 1:30 pm ~ Spanish Language Daily Mass:(Mon-Sat) 8:00 am HOLY DAYS: 8:00 am OFFICE HOURS Monday ~ Thursday 8:00 am 4:00 pm (Closed Noon - 1:00 pm) Friday ~ Closed CONFESSIONS By appointment only, (702) LITURGICAL MINISTRY COORDINATORS Hospitality Ministers Teresa Fawley, (702) Environment Gail Lehtinen, (702) Flowers Eva & Les Iwafuchi, (702) Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist Luanne Wagner, (702) Lectors Mike Dunegan, (702) Sacristan - Annabelle Trajano Bread Baker Coordinator Kay Dunegan, (702) Martha & Mary Guild Suzy Jones, (702) Sound/Lighting/Technical Bob LaPorte, (702) Christ the King Pastoral Council Lydia Alminiana Manny De la Cruz Ramon Diaz Rick Houle Roze Kliese Mary Milanowski Maria Patino Elizabeth Que Roseann Tabick Hector Vicuna Luanne Wagner James Walker Rob Walsh Fr. Ray Rioux Recording Secretary Roseann Tabick us at: ctkpastoralcouncil@gmail.com