7 6 0 1 V I N E L I N C O L N, N E B R A S K A 6 8 5 0 5 ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE The story of the two touches (Mk 5:21-43) This Sunday, the Evangelist Mark presents to us the account of BI miraculous cures which Jesus worked for two women: the daughter of one of the elders of the synagogue whose name was Jairus, and a woman who was suffering from a hemorrhage (cf. Mk 5:21-43). These two episodes can be interpreted at two levels; the purely physical Jesus bends over human suffering and heals the body; and the spiritual level: Jesus came to heal human hearts, to give salvation, and asks for faith in him. In the first episode, in fact, on hearing that Jairus little daughter was dead, Jesus tells the ruler of the Synagogue. Do not fear, only believe (v. 36). He takes the child s father with him to the room where the child is lying and exclaims: Little girl, I say to you, arise (v. 41). And she rose and walked. St. Jerome commented on these words, underlining Jesus saving power: Little girl, stand up for my sake, not for your own merit but for my grace. Therefore get up for me: being healed does not depend on your own virtues (Homily on the Gospel according to Mark, 3). The second episode, that of the woman with the hemorrhage, highlights once again that Jesus came to save the human being in his totality. Indeed, the miracle takes place in two phases: 1) first comes the physical healing, but this is closely linked with 2) the second and deeper healing, the healing which God s grace gives to those who open themselves to him with faith. Jesus says: Daughter, your faith has made you well; go in peace, and be healed of your disease (Mk5:34). These two stories of healing invite us to go beyond a purely horizontal and materialistic vision of life. We ask God to: 1) heal so many problems, our practical needs, and this is right, but what we 2) must ask him for insistently is an ever firmer faith, so that the Lord may renew our life, as well as firm trust in his love, in his Providence that never abandons us. Jesus who is attentive to human suffering also makes us think of all those who help the sick to carry their cross, particularly doctors, health-care workers and all the people who guarantee religious assistance in clinics and hospitals. They are reserves of love, who bring serenity and hope to the suffering. Let us ask the Virgin Mary to accompany our journey of faith and our commitment of real love, especially for the needy, as we invoke her motherly intercession for our brothers and sisters experiencing suffering in body or in spirit. St. Peter's Sq.-July1, 2012 PASTOR Associate Pastor In Residence PARISH DIRECTORY Parish Office: Rev. Lyle M. Johnson Rev. Christopher M. Eckrich Rev. Sean P. Kilcawley 7601 Vine...402-489-1946 FAX. 402-486-4762 School: 7601 Vine...402-486-1860 Parish or School Web Site: www.stjohnslincoln.com Bulletin E-mail jnel-bulletin@cdolinc.net MASS SCHEDULE Mon-Sat.. 8:15 am M, Tu, Th, F.6:30 am Wed..5:30 pm First Friday..6:30 & 8:15 am and 5:30 pm Saturday..4:00 pm Sunday...7:30 am/9:00 am/10:30 am/12 noon Holy Days (except Christmas & New Year s) Vigil Mass...5:30 pm Holy Days...6:00 am/9:00 am/12:10 pm/5:30 pm/7:00 pm CELEBRATION OF SACRAMENTS Baptism: Last Sunday each month at 1:00 pm. All parents are required to attend the Baptism instruction class if this is your first child to be baptized. The class meets on the Monday prior to Baptism Sunday in the Conference Room at 6:00 pm. Must be a registered and practicing Catholic for six months before the Baptism. Please contact the Parish Office for Baptism instruction arrangements. Confession: Saturdays from 3:00 to 3:50 pm and 5:00 to 5:30 pm. Vigil of First Fridays: 6:45 to 7:45 pm; Vigil of Holy Days 6:30-7:00 pm Anointing of the Sick: Individual celebration upon request call the parish office JULY 1, 2018 Holy Eucharist: For shut-ins and those recovering from illness, please contact the Parish Office to arrange for home visit. Marriages: The Priests must be notified 6 months before the proposed marriage date. All couples must be registered & regularly attend Mass. Funeral Arrangements & Planning Information: www.stjohnslincoln.com (under Features - click downloads) PARISH REGISTRATION New Parishioners: Please register as soon as you move in by phoning the Parish Office. To register K-8th students, please call St. John s school, 402-486-1860. To register high school students, call Pius X HS, 402-488-0931. For information about: Automatic Deductions...www.stjohnslincoln,com File Downloads - Direct Payment Contribution Form Eucharistic Perpetual Adoration Cindy Kruml...402-489-0170 Alisha Klein... 402-489-7054 Extended School Care School Office...402-486-1860 Godparent Teen Program Dan Haden... 402-304-6778 Grade School CCD Murphy Lierley.308-352-6203 Praise Choir Catherine Brown.402-432-1663 Prayer Line Requests: Pauline..402-464-1952 / Mary Ann.402-466-2580 Theresa..wilhelmtheresa@yahoo.com Pre-School Information McKenzie Bailey.402-560-6255 RCIA (Faith Instruction) Susan Carlson....402-489-9574 Rental of Gym/Social Hall St John s School.402-486-1860 Wedding Coordinator Eileen Perkins.402-464-9582 Please notify the Parish Office of any changes of address/phone number. 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ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE Lincoln, Nebraska page 2 MASS INTENTIONS FOR THIS WEEK MONDAY, July 2 6:30 am Edward Roth 8:15 am Pat Hauner TUESDAY, July 3 6:30 am Patrick Regan, Anniversary of Death 8:15 am Joe & Winifred Krontz WEDNESDAY, July 4 8:15 am Robert Sobraske 5:30 pm Veronica Milburn s 90th Birthday THURSDAY, July 5 6:30 am Lola Milton 8:15 am Joe Coolidge FRIDAY, July 6 First Friday 6:30 am Jon Inman 8:15 am Lloyd Hees 5:30 pm Joseph Quan Nguyen SATURDAY, July 7 8:15 am Betty Jo Regan, Anniversary of Death 4:00 pm Sophie O Donnell SUNDAY, July 8 7:30 am Annabelle Kovar 9:00 am For the People 10:30 am Betty Romshek 12:00 noon Living & Deceased Members of John J. Clare Family PETER S PENCE COLLECTION This week we will take up the Peter s Pence Collection, which provides Pope Francis with the funds he needs to carry out his charitable works around the world. The proceeds benefit our brothers and sisters on the margins of society, including victims of war, oppression, and disasters. Please be generous. For more information, visit www.usccb.org/peters-pence. Holy Hour, Friday, July 6, 2018, at 7:15 pm will be held at the Pink sisters chapel, 1040 S. Cotner Blvd. The Singing will by led by the Lincoln Seminarians. TROOP 78 is holding an aluminum can recycling drive. If you have any aluminum cans you would like to donate, please contact Aaron at 402-318-1844 or searls03@gmail.com to arrange a pickup or a drop off. Thank you for your generosity. Did you leave a videocassette in the VCR? It can be picked up in the church office. (Says Jenna 0-3 mo.) a er check out so they can circulate among others users. nice selec on in the library itself which is located behind the altar right next to the Adora on Nook. Fireworks for Sale! The St John s Knights and friends are selling fireworks again this year at the Lancaster County Event Center. The tent is just east of the eagle at 84th & Havelock and is open both Tues, July 3rd and Wed, July 4th from 8 am to 11 pm. Part of the proceeds from selling the fireworks will be applied to the $51,000 investment in the parking lot asphalt. 4th of July Cookies The Altar Society is requesting cookies for the big Knights of Columbus fireworks sale! The fireworks are being sold on Tuesday, July 3rd and on Wednesday, July 4th. Please help us support the Knights by providing them with some delicious cookies to sustain them as they work. Cookies my be brought to the Atrium any time on July 3rd and on the morning of July 4th. Thank you for your help. St John s Harvest Festival will be held Sunday, Sept. 16th this year. Anyone interested in helping with the jewelry room, please contact Diane Furasek at 402-489-2705. Anyone who wishes to donate jewelry may leave it in the box marked Jewelry in the Atrium. WEEKLY SCHEDULE 7/1 Blood Pressures taken after 7:30, 9 &10:30 Masses Peter s Pence Collection 7/2 Schools Office hours, Mondays 8:00 am-3:00 pm 7/3 Fireworks Sales 8am 11pm at Lancaster Event Center 84th & Havelock by the Eagle 7/4 Fireworks Sales 8am-11pm at Lancaster Event Center 84th & Havelock by the Eagle Pink Sisters Benediction and Night Prayer, 8 pm 7/5 Confessions & Holy Hour 6:45 7:45 pm 7/6 First Friday Masses 6:30, & 8:15 am & 5:30 pm Exposition & Adoration of Blessed Sacrament 9am 5pm 7/7 Mass/Rosary Crusade 8:15 am Church Cleaning 8:45 am (is it your turn?) $CRIP sold Parish Office 8:45-10:00 am Confessions 3:00-3:50 pm and 5:00-5:30 pm 7/8 No events During the summer, Scrip will be sold in the parish office from 9am-3:30pm (except on July 4th)
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME July 1, 2018 Page 3 Come spend an hour with the Lord in prayer! St. John s has many hours of adoration available: Mondays: 4-5 pm Wednesdays: 9-10 am Fridays: 12-1 pm; 3-4 pm; 4-5 pm; 5-6 pm; 6-7 pm; 8-9 pm Saturdays: all hours are open except: 11 am-1 pm; 2-3 pm Sundays: 2-3 pm; 7-8 pm For info, contact Alisha Klein, 402-489-7054 or alisha.klein@gmail.com First Friday will be this week on July 6. It is the tradition of the Church to make reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus on First Fridays. We have been concentrating on adoration on First Fridays when we have Exposition of the Eucharist from after the 8:15 am Mass until the evening 5:30 pm Mass. It is important that we have at least two adorers for each hour when we have Exposition. The weekend before each first Friday we have a sign up sheet in the atrium for parishioners to see which hours are filled and which are vacant. QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE FOR PARISHIONER S SEEKING SUPPORT General Programs Diocesan Family Life Office 402-488-2040 Services related to family life, i.e. Catholic concerns, marriage questions, widowed, etc. Catholic Social Services 402-474-1600 Services related to counseling and social work. Saint Vincent DePaul Society 402-438-3135 Services related from basic groceries to paying rent. Marriage Programs Natural Family Planning 402-488-2040 ext 320 Marriage Encounter 402-488-7629 Tune-up or an enhancement for married couples. Engaged Encounter 402-488-7629 Suffering Programs Project Rachel 402-798-7335 Abortion questions. St Gianna s Women s Homes 402-474-1600 Women and children in need of housing due to homelessness or escaping abusive environments. Sexuality Programs Pornography 402-488-0948 Courage 402-474-1600 Lord, be with me when I am in trouble. CHURCH CLEANING for this Saturday, July 7 Families responsible for cleaning this Saturday at 8:45 am are listed below. At least one member of each family should be present! If you can t attend, please call and trade with someone whose name is on the list in your monthly mailing, or call and hire a St. John s World Youth day Rent-a-teen at 402-483-4950. Wood, James & Patti 402-261-3720 Woodward, Holli 712-249-5313 Woolman, Clancy Jr & Charlene 402-483-7486 Woolman, Clarence lll & Vicki 402-440-5497 Wurtz, Margaret 402-440-0677 Yant, Roger & Kelly 402-440-4478 Yarger, Sara & Alex 402-416-2058 Yates, Justin & Kim 402-853-2813 Yeggy, James & Rita Young, Austin & Tiffany 402-429-0964 Young, Daniel & Marianne 402-217-4311 Zabloski, Thomas & Susan 402-467-6415 Zahourek, Steve & Jennifer 402-486-9264 Zavala, Robert & Kelli 402-406-5211 Readings for the Week of July 1, 2018 Sunday: Wis 1:13-15; 2:23-24/Ps 30:2, 4, 5-6, 11, 12, 13 [2a]/2 Cor 8:7, 9, 13-15/Mk 5:21-43 or 5:21-24, 35b-43 Monday: Am 2:6-10, 13-16/Ps 50:16bc-17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23 [22a]/Mt 8:18-22 Tuesday: Eph 2:19-22/Ps 117:1bc, 2 [Mk 16:15]/Jn 20:24-29 Wednesday: Am 5:14-15, 21-24/Ps 50:7, 8-9, 10-11, 12-13, 16bc-17 [23b]/Mt 8:28-34 Thursday: Am 7:10-17/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [10cd]/Mt 9:1-8 Friday: Am 8:4-6, 9-12/Ps 119:2, 10, 20, 30, 40, 131 [Mt 4:4]/Mt 9:9-13 Saturday: Am 9:11-15/Ps 85:9ab and 10, 11-12, 13-14 [cf. 9b]/Mt 9:14-17 Next Sunday: Ez 2:2-5/Ps 123:1-2, 2, 3-4 [2cd]/2 Cor 12:7-10/Mk 6:1-6a Frassati, a play about the life of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassiti, will be performed at St. Mary s Catholic Church in Denton, on July 12-14 at 7:00pm and July 15 at 3:00pm. For free tickets and more information, visit www.frassati.eventbrite.com or call 402-937-4467. COLLECTION REPORT June 24, 2018 Adult Envelopes $12,704.00 Plate $ 1,296.78 Children $ 50.25 $14,051.03 Direct Withdrawals for May, 2018 $ 21,707.67 (not included in the Sunday adult envelopes above) **Our Budgeted Goal is $27,325 Per Week** $CRIP Update June 18-24, 2018 Amount Exchanged $ 18,405.00 Profit $ 702.09 School Endowment for May, 2018 $ 80.00 Church Endowment for May, 2018 $ 296.00 Charity & Stewardship Appeal 2017 We received our 5th of 5 rebates in the amount of $6,955.50 from last year s CS&A. Out of our $144,449.00 in pledges for the 2017 appeal, we received a total of $111,942.90 back in our 5 rebates (80% of our goal of $79,704.00 and any amount over is returned to us). Your cooperation and generosity in participating last year and this year are very much appreciated! Joy of the Gospel Note: We have received an 11th Joy of the Gospel rebate of $9,607.90 for a total of $212,205.52 to date. Based on our $1,697,342 in pledges, we will receive $410,671. in total rebates. Thank you for your support! Additionally we have designated donations of $42,998.53 for a new Social Hall.
ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE Lincoln, Nebraska page 4 S.T.A.G.E. student theatre announces its newest production, Something Super, continues to be held at Pius X High School, 6000 A St. Performances will be held at 7:00 pm on June 30, and at 2:00 pm on July 1. Superheroes and villains take the stage in this fun, family-friendly musical about an ordinary guy who discovers what it takes to do something super. The cast is comprised of students ages 10-15 years from across Lincoln and surrounding communities. To purchase and reserve your seating, visit www.stage4kids.com. Tickets are $12 for adults and $8 for students, with lapsitters (children 4 and under) free. If parents wish for younger children to sit on a seat, they will need to purchase a student ticket. "Something Super" is an approximately 2-hour show with intermission and concessions. PIUS X 2018 PERFORMING ARTS CAMP: July 9th to 13th from 9 am to noon each day. Older students (entering 4th 8th grades) will be learning music and dance to a Newsies medley; younger students (entering K 3rd grades) will be learning music and dance to a Lion King medley. Registrations can be found on the Pius X website: click on Activities/Athletics, then on Summer Camps. Please email Mary Odgaard at mzodgaard@gmail.com with any questions. The Steubenville Mid-America Youth Conference will be July 13-15. There is an exciting lineup of speakers, musicians and presenters, to challenge Catholic youth to stand firm in their faith, to rely upon the awesome power of Jesus Christ as their guide, friend and Savior, and to show them that faith to the world. For more information, or to register today at www,lincolndiocese.org/ pilgrimages/steubenville-youth-conference,i Pius X High School Scholarship Applications are still available and may be accessed through the Pius X website at www.piusx.net. At the site, select Development/Support, Scholarships and then Click here to apply for tuition assistance/ scholarships Parents or students who need assistance due to language barriers or computer access are encouraged to contact the Guidance Department at 402-488-0931 or the Pius X Foundation at 402-488-1046. There is a $30 application fee when submitting the online application. Each family is asked to pay half of this cost or $15.00, which can be paid by credit or debit card. Pius X will cover the remaining $15.00 fee. The majority of the scholarships are based on financial need. Award decisions are made by the Pius X Scholarship Selection Committee in July. Interested families should feel free to contact the Foundation office at 402-488-1046. Have you been praying for a great part-time job? If so, St Joseph s After School Program is looking for a person 18 or older to join our team. Hours are 3 to 5 or 5:30 every school day. Competitive pay. If you love working with children, call Cinda Hicks at 402-430-1134 or email cinda-hicks@cdolinc.net. Day of Equipping: This training seminar, presented by Bart Schuchts, will be held July 20-21 at Pius X High School in Lincoln, NE. During this training you will learn the foundations of abiding in Christ, hearing His voice, and becoming empowered to pray for others as Jesus did. If you desire the Holy Spirit operating in your life, this training is for you. Cost is $80 / person. To register, go to https:// jpiihealingcenter.org. Contact the Office of Evangelization for information on student rates or need based scholarships, 402-473-0615. Join us for the 8th Annual ThunderBOLT Fun Run! August 4th at Holmes Lake Park is the place to be for your choice of a 1 mile Fun Run/Walk or a 5K. This is a fun family friendly event for all ages and level of skill! The funds raised from this event will help support the ThunderBOLT Fun Run Endowment, which will provide a grant each year to a special project of a Pius X academic department or school sponsored club or activity. This is a great way to help support Lincoln s only Catholic High School and have a little fun. Register by July 21st to be guaranteed an awesome t-shirt which is included in the price of registration! 13 and older - $20, 6-12 - $12 and kids 5 and under are free (no t-shirt included). July 22nd the price goes up by $5. Prizes will be awarded and breakfast provided for all participants! More details and information on how to register can be found at: www.piusx.net or contact Kristin Heath at Kristin.heath@piusx.net or 402-488-0931 ext. 56132 for more information, or to volunteer the day of the event! The first annual Diocese of Lincoln Young Adult Conference REVIVE will take place July 13-14 at the Newman Center. There will be dynamic Catholic speakers and transformative prayer. More information and registration is at lincolndiocese.regfox.com/revivelnk. The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA) is a process of liturgical and spiritual formation for adults seeking membership in the Catholic Church through the sacraments of initiation. You may feel called to join our classes beginning September 11th if you are: Not Baptized, seeking or considering full initiation through Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist Baptized in another Christian tradition and considering being received into the Catholic Church through Confirmation and Eucharist Baptized in the Catholic tradition seeking to complete initiation through the sacraments of Eucharist and/ or Confirmation RCIA classes also welcome practicing Catholics who wish to further their understanding of our faith and those willing to share their faith by serving as a sponsor to individuals seeking initiation. To register for the class or for more information call Susan Carlson at 402-489-9574, if no answer leave your name and number. PLEASE REMEMBER IN YOUR PRAYERS Luz Elisa Acosta Evelyn Barzydlo Justice Bennett Patty Bennett Frances Blomstedt Deb Brandt Larry Buller Jacob Bullerman Paul Bruckner Patti Carnes Irene Chermok Judy Clinch Dominic Costello Laura Cramer Mary Jo Daigle Margaret Darnell Robert Darnell Leonard Deschene Cam Diederichs Harold Dorty Caleb Fetch Lillian Fish Shannon Gocke Brianna Grundy Diane Herms David Hassig Dan Hicks Marion Hodde Diane Horstman Alyse Hunt Don Kaspari Pam Karstensen Maxine Killeen Lee Kirstine Donna & Bob Kruml Fritz Kruml Michael Marsh Family Daniel Mendoza Marge Musil Tonya Nelson John Noble Eleanor Oler William Pettit Wallace Podwinski Steven Poynter Genna Rathke Larry Rice Lou Rice Bernice Ruyle Justin San Miguel Decland Siedenburg Francis Stastny Pam Svoboda Michelle Uerling Avery Vaska Robert Walz Jerry Weatherholt Shirley Wemke Donna Weston Carrol Wilson Makenzie Wynegar MAY THEY BE STRENGTHENED AND HEALED IF YOU HAVE UPDATED INFORMATION ON ANY- ONE LISTED, CALL THE PARISH OFFICE, 489-1946.
THIRTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME July 1, 2018 page 5 We will keep you informed on our Two Summer Stewardship Projects at St. John s: The GOLD envelope you received as part of your July envelope mailing says: NO. SCHOOL ENTRYWAY NEW PARKING LOT And these are numbers: NW School Entry Cost $29,860.00 Parking Lot Cost $51,512.50 Total Cost of TWO summer projects $81,372.50 Less: Amount Saved in Building Fund $40,181.44 Less: Donates for projects as of 5/31/18 $ 9,160.00 Balance to Collect thank you for your help $32,031.06 Please take a few moments to read the letter (and return envelope). In the name of the past, present, and future members of St. John s, THANK YOU. Congrats, to our St. John s Altar Boys again: The altar server occupies a privileged place in the celebration of Mass at St. John s. He who serves at Mass, presents himself to our St. John s community. He experiences firsthand that Jesus Christ is present and active in every liturgical act. Jesus is present when the community comes together to pray and render praise to God. Jesus is present in the Word of sacred Scripture. Jesus is present above all in the Eucharist under the signs of bread and wine. He acts through the priest who, in the person of Christ, celebrates the holy Mass and administers the sacraments. Therefore, in the liturgy, you are much more than simple "helpers of the parish priest." Above all, you are servers of Jesus Christ, of the eternal High Priest. Thus, you, altar servers, are called in particular to be young friends of Jesus. Be determined to go deeper and to cultivate this friendship with him. You will discover that in Jesus you have found a true friend for life. The altar server often has a candlestick in his hand. How can one not think of that which Jesus says in the Sermon on the Mount: "You are the light of the world" (Matthew 5:14). Your service cannot be limited to the inside of a church. It must shine in everyday life: in school, in the family, and in different realms of society. In gratitude for our altar servers, our Knights at St. John s took 31 of St. John s 80-some altar servers and 17 big people and brother Knights to a Saltdogs game. The altar servers and us priests-types at St. John s want to thank the Knights and the altar servers for loving/serving St. John s. f Please pray for: Sister Fiat Marie Eller who has made her first vows is from St. Mary s parish, David City, NE for School Sisters of Christ the King Sister John Marion Feldman who has made her 1st Vows is from Prince of Peace parish in Kearney, NE for School Sisters of Christ the King. CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS Peter s Pence Collection June 30/July 1 Red Cross Blood Drive July 9 First Day of School, 2018-19 August 16 Harvest Festival September 16 Altar Society Brunch October 13 Craft Fair November 3 That we teach our children to share generously their many gifts. Pilgrimage to Spain, Lourdes & Fatima: Space is still available to come along November 5-15, 2018, to some of the most sacred places in all of Europe! We ll visit both of the holy shrines to Mary, Lourdes in southern France and Fatima in Portugal, and many great places in Spain as well. Mass each day in great Churches and Cathedrals along the way. Cost is $3,249 with departure from Omaha. For a brochure and more information, contact Fr. Dan Guenther at St. Mary s Parish, 332 4 th St. N., Humboldt, Iowa 50548 or call 712-899-6870 or email frdanguenther@gmail.com Faith is like a bright ray of sunlight. It enables us to see God in all things as well as all things in God. -St. Francis de Sales
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Call: Steve Wallingford Grand Knight 402.430.3262 Advanced Aesthetic & Restorative Dentistry Gentle Dental Care Dr. Kent Dodson, DDS Parishioner since 1996 Dentistry For Children & Adults Your comfort is our concern 8251 Northwoods Drive 484-6666 EMO FLOORING CO. ONE STOP SHOP Complete Floor Covering Store CARPET VINYL TILE WOOD LAMINATE COME SEE OUR NEW SHOWROOM! Professional Installation For Over 30 Yrs. Suite-2 4815 S 14 420-2323 For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 www.4lpi.com St. John the Apostle, Lincoln, NE A 4C 02-0293