SEPTEMBER 19, 2021 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
SEPTEMBER 19, 2021 25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEMASS SCHEDULEWEEKDAY MASSMonday 7:00am (Communion),12:10pm, & 5:30pmTuesday-Friday 7:00am, 12:10pmMonday-Thursday 5:30pmWEEKEND MASSSaturday 8:00am, 5:00pmSunday 8:30am, 11:00am, 5:00pm,*2nd Sun. of the month in Portuguese-1:00pmCONTACT USOUR CLERGY2015 West End AvenueNashville, TN 37203-237212TH BISHOP OF NASHVILLEMost Rev. J. Mark Spalding, athedralnashville.orgPASTOR & RECTORFr. Eric FowlkesPARISH OFFICE HOURSMonday-Thursday 8:00am-4:00pmFriday 8:00am-12:00pmSaturday-Sunday ClosedASSOCIATE PASTORFr. Nick AllenDEACONSMark Faulkner, Thales Finchum,Joe HolzmerCONFESSIONSaturday 3:00pm - 4:30pm/cathedralnashville/cathedralnashville
WELCOME!We’re glad you are hereIf you would like to join the parish or if you are notCatholic and would like to learn about the faith orask questions, please call the Parish Office at 615-3272330.PARISH STAFFDIRECTOR OF FAITHFORMATIONMrs. Melissa DoylePhase II Only Financial UpdatePledges (8/27/21) 1,217,374DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRYMr. Jackson SchoosDonations (8/27/21) 1,067,866# of Families Participating321Phase II Budget* 1,757,445Expenses Paid to Date (8/21/21) 1,679,665Cash on Hand (8/21/21) 28,429Organ Fund Balance (8/21/21) 322,368Cathedral Preservation Fund (8/21/21) 52,011Line of Credit (8/21/21) 96,000YOUTH GROUP COORDINATORMr. Jorge AmaroCATHEDRAL DAY SCHOOLMrs. Becky GerholdDIRECTOR OF RCIAMr. Kevin RaymondDIRECTOR OF BUSINESS &FINANCEMr. Ray ElderPARISH BOOKKEEPERMrs. Madalene HouchinPARISH OFFICE COORDINATORMrs. Marcie CastellarinFACILITIES & EVENTSCOORDINATORMs. Lindsey StampsUniversity Catholic CampusMinistryCHAPLAINFr. Gervan Menezeswww.universitycatholic.orgPARISH COUNCILSTEWARDSHIP UPDATEThank you for your continued generosity to Cathedral of theIncarnation!WeeklyFiscal YTDOfferings—Week 11 (ended 9/12/21) 19,183 268,335Budget 34,615 380,769Over (Under) Budget (15,432) (112,435)WAYS TO GIVEMr. Joshua Coster Council ChairiOnline Giving is an easy, convenient,time saving and secure way to give tothe parish. To schedule regular andrecurring donation, please visit ourwebsite atwww.cathedralnashville.org and clickon the ONLINE GIVING icon.Mrs. Susan BriganceiText to Give at 615-486-2392!Mrs. Katherine DeLayiTake a picture of the QR Code belowbased on your phone type to registerfor Online Giving. Use OrganizationID 821.Father Eric Fowlkes PastorFather Nick Allen Associate PastorDeacon Thales FinchumDeacon Joe HolzmerMr. Michael MarchettiMr. Carl Neuhoff2CATHEDRAL OF THE INCARNATION NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
MASS INTENTIONSSaturday September 25th and Sunday26th. In the Fleming Center after each of the Masses thatweekend, the Cathedral Ministries will each have a table andyou can find out about the different ways that you can lean intothe parish.Mass Intentions may be obtained for loved ones,living or deceased, through the Parish Office witha donation of 10 per intention. Please emailinfo@cathedralnashville.org.SATURDAY, 9/188:00amUniversity Catholic5:00pm † Mark Cornish b y t h e K irs ch k e -SchwartzFamilyCome to the Fleming Center after Mass thatweekend and get some of our famous“Smoking Knights” pulled pork sandwiches.The Knights of Columbus are selling individualto-go boxes for you to enjoy at the fair or totake home.SUNDAY, 9/19 25 SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME8:30amIntention of Priest & Seminarians b yMargaret Leslie11:00am † Marilyn Kurtzman b y Je n n y S cag g s5:00pmFor the People of the Parish9:00pmUniversity Catholic BenefactorsIn addition, there will be door prizes and funand games for kids by the Cathedral Young Adults.MONDAY, 9/20 STS. ANDREW KIM & PAUL7:00amCommunion Service12:10pm † 13 Service Members killed August 26,2021 in Kabul b y L arry S o rc e5:30pmIntentions Berk FamilyTHE BIBLE TIMELINE: THE STORY OF SALVATIONBeginning September 19th and 23rdCathedral of the Incarnation will offer The Bible Timeline: TheStory of Salvation beginning on Sunday, September 19th from9:30-10:45am in 305 and on Thursday evenings beginningThursday, September 23rd from 7pm to 8:30pm. Participants will meet every week to view an engaging video presentation followed by a time of lively group discussion and fellowship. Participants need to purchase their own Workbook priorto the first session. dysetTUESDAY, 9/21 ST. MATTHEW7:00am † Albert Menefee by Family12:10pm Intention of David Weisberg b y F am ily5:30pmIntentions Bolster FamilyTo register for study pleasemdoyle@cathedralnashville.org .THURSDAY, 9/23 ST. PIUS OF PIETRELCINA7:00am † Caroline Nwoye b y K e n n e t h N w o y e12:10pm † Patrick Andonie b y E d g ar C ald e ro n5:30pmUniversity Catholic BenefactorscontactMelissaatCANA CLUBAre you a married (or engaged) and looking to networkwith other Catholic couples in the area?Join Matthew & Emma Evatt and Joe & Pam Holzmer for theCathedral Cana Club's inaugural Interest Meeting this Sunday,Sep. 19th @ 9:30 AM, in St. Albert Hall, Room 304.The Cana Club is a married couple's group meant to help Catholic married couples connect with likeminded couples via socialevents and meetings. Whether you are newly married or already have a few kids, there is a place for you.The Cana Club is planning to organize large quarterly socialevents as well as hold smaller events, such as dinners, 6-12times a year. If you are interested or have ideas, please contactEmma Evatt (253-509-8978) and/or attend the Interest Meetingthis Sunday, children welcome.ALTAR SERVERIf your child did not attend one of the meetings for altar servingin the last couple of weekends with Deacon Joe and Pam , andthey still are interested in serving or our new servers, pleasecontact Deacon Joe and Pam Holzmer. holzmer5@att.netVETERANS PRAYER BREAKFASTThe monthly Veterans Prayer Breakfast isreturning this Tuesday, September 21 at7am in the Fleming Center! All Veterans arewelcome to attend!WEDNESDAY, 9/227:00am † Margaret Holzmer (1st anniv.) b y D c . Jo e& Pam Holzmer12:10pm † Vic Coode (4th anniv.) b y C o rn e lia C o o d e5:30pmIntentions of the Curley FamilyFRIDAY, 9/247:00am † Caroline Nwoye b y K e n n e t h N w o y e12:10pm Needs & Intentions for those on St.Mary’s Campus b y G ale W h e at o nSATURDAY, 9/258:00amUniversity Catholic5:00pm † Roy Manning by the Manning FamilySUNDAY, 9/26 26 SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME8:30am † James Coode b y N an c y B ro w n11:00am † Rev. John Joseph Higgins (54th anniv.) byPete and Katherine DeLay5:00pmFor the People of the Parish9:00pmUniversity Catholic BenefactorsPrayers are Requestedfor the Repose of theSouls ofPatrick O'Grady25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMEBR 19, 20213
THIS WEEK AT THE CATHEDRALSeptember 12 — September 18SUNDAY:8:00Rosary in Church9:30Coffee & Donuts in Fleming9:30Bible Timeline Study in Rm 3059:30Cana Group in Rm 3049:30RE Classes in St. Alberts Hall4:00Young Adult Book Club in Rm 2026:00Cathedral Youth Group in Rm 304MONDAY6:30Young Adult Bible Study in Rm 3057:00Boy Scouts in Fleming7:30Communion & Liberation in Rm 207TUESDAY7:00Veteran Prayer Breakfast in Fleming7:00Foundations of Faith & Work in Rm 2025:30Legion of Mary in Rm 204WEDNESDAYTHURSDAY 7:00RCIA Inquiry in Rm 3037:00RCIA in Rm 305FRIDAY9:00Bible Study in Rm 2023:00Wedding in ChurchSATURDAY8:00UCAT Mass in Church1:00Wedding in Church3:00Confessions in Church6:00Ministry Fair in Fleming7:00Wedding in ChurchThis weekends altar flowers are in honor of Bri Rizzo&Josh Crumby, Rebecca Cardenas & Alex Thompson,and Anna Rungee & Justin Taylor whom allcelebrated the sacrament of Marriage in theCathedral this weekend.If you would like to contribute to the Cathedral AltarFlowers in remembrance of a loved one or honor ofa special event please email the officeat info@cathedralnashville.orgJoin fellow parishioners in praying the Rosary everySunday morning at 8:00 a.m. And the 1st Saturdayor each month following the 8:00 a.m. morningmass.4Catechetical Sunday is a wonderful opportunity to reflect onthe role that each person plays,by virtue of Baptism, in handingon the faith and being a witnessto the Gospel. This year, theChurch will celebrate Catechetical Sunday on September 19,2021, and the theme is: “Say theWord and My Soul Shall beHealed." Those who the parishcommunity has designated toserve as catechists will be calledforth to be commissioned fortheir ministry.RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONK/PKPatricia BealMary Beal1stAustin MurphyBraden Murphy2ndJean Marie ClarkTaylor Beal3rdGrace GalloAga Reece4thMichelle PattersonKevin PattersonFlanigen Phillips5thVictoria CardenasAnna Huber6thBernadette CayKatherine Moore7thShannon RusselburgEvan Russelburg8thLindsey FrederickSubstitutesCami PlatekClair PlatekSandra ThayerRyan ClarkCATHEDRAL YOUTH GROUPJorgeCassie SaddieRCIA TEAMMaryMac BoydCristin JordanGreg LedfordLori Kelso LedfordCaleb WoodsDave LaceyCarolyn LaceyChandler BaileyNeelie CrooksGreta MenkeOTHER MINSTIRESGale WheatonBarney ZengSarah McLoudCATHEDRAL OF THE INCARNATION NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
The St. Padre Pio Group of Nashville will celebrateSt Padre Pio’s Feast Day onThursday, September 23rd.Saint Padre Pio was an Italian priest who was known for isadoration of charity and love for the people around him. Hebore the wounds of Christ, which is still something that cannot be explained.Padre Pio’s relics will be at theCathedral of Incarnation for all 3 daily masses,7:00am, 12:10pm, and 5:30pmThe Padre Pio glove with blood, bandage that covers the transverberation of the heart, and St Pio’s pillow feather relic will beavailable for veneration.All are welcome.GOSPEL MEDITATION25th Sunday in Ordinary TimeThere is something about being first. Whether it be first in line, firstto be picked for the team, or the first one to finish their work, greatsatisfaction is achieved. Our egos love being first. It somehow setsus apart from everyone else, gives us a sense of pride and positionsus to feel better than others. When we are first, we can glory in ourefforts, skills, and achievements. Isn’t that what really matters? After all, we are taught from a very young age to be proficient, stay ontop, be the best at what we do, and win the praise and esteem ofothers. This is the stuff that makes us successful and provides uswith a comfortable, satisfying life.eÉátÜç WxäÉà ÉÇtÄ fxÜä vxSunday, October 3rd at 2:00 p.m.Rosary, Benediction, HomilyAll are invited to participatein this beautiful service onRespect Life Sunday Jesus wants none of it. All of the details we anguish over mean littleto the kingdom of God. You want to be first? Then, be a servant andwelcome a child. All of this is the opposite of our often vehementpursuits. If we are serious about following Jesus and living the Gospel, then we must put the needs of others before our own. If wecontinue to listen only to the noise of the world, we are going tocontinue to believe the illusions we inherit. Those illusions come inmany forms, but all have things in common: me before you, beingon top and not the bottom, us versus them, personal security overuniversal harmony and peace. When are we going to learn that always striving to be the best and first is an empty pursuit in ourstruggle for happiness? While satisfying our ego with this momentary boost of esteem may feel good for a moment, is it what we really desire?If we can break from the world’s noise and create a space of sacredsilence in our lives, we can begin to listen and see that we are beingcalled in another direction. What we really desire is not the bolstering of our egos but the innocence we lost somewhere along theway. When we can be playful, joyful, and even somewhat carefree,life is good. We want our relationships to work, a place to callhome, and to live peaceful lives with our sisters and brothers. Onlya servant can do this. The servant’s prayer seeks to detach from self-concern in order to be used by God. Rather than worrying aboutbeing first and coming out on top, we can be inspired, guided, empowered, and led to do good works. Stop worrying about being firstand put greater energy into feeling joy. LPi25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 19, 20215
40 Days for LifeDIOCESAN OFFICE OF FAITH FORMATIONThe diocesan Office of Faith Formation is hosting the Scripture Summit, on Friday, October 1 and Saturday, October 2at the Catholic Pastoral Center. The Summit will featureBiblical scholars, local evangelists and dynamic speakerslike JEFF CAVINS – creator of the Great Adventure BibleStudy Series! The Summit, “Scripture: the Heart of theFaith,” aims to help all Catholics to plant their feet on thebedrock of Scripture and encounter Christ in his word. ceseofnashville.com/formation-events/St. Cecilia NewsCalling all 7th & 8th Grade girls! — The Student Ambassadors at St. Cecilia Academy invite you to join them oncampus for an event-filled evening of music, games, foodand new friends! Learn more & R.S.V.P. at stcecilia.edu/girlsnightout or email scadmissions@stcecilia.eduSCA Golf Classic—Registration is now open for the AnnualSCA Golf Classic on October 18th. All proceeds from thissell-out event benefit all SCA Athletic programs. Become asponsor and gather your team to be a part of thisfun event! www.stcecilia.edu/athletics/golf-classicSt. Cecilia Dance Academy —St. Cecilia Academy islaunching an after-school Dance Academy for girls ages 314. From its new, state-of-the-art dance studio, St. CeciliaDance Academy (SCDA) will provide budding dancers in theNashville area with excellent training in the techniques,communication, and artistry of dance. In addition to classes for children, SCDA offers adult tap and fitness classesfor persons 16 years and older. Please find more information and registration details at our website.www.stcecilia.edu/scdaFrom September 22 to October 31, 6am - 6pm, we need YOUto join us to pray and fast for an end to abortion on the publicright-of-way outside Planned Parenthood 412 Dr. D.B. ToddJr., Blvd., Nashville, TN. All who defend life is welcome to attend this worldwide campaign for 40 days. If you would like tovolunteer to help, host a day with your church, and/or attendour FUN events, go to www.40daysforlife.com/Nashville to getinvolved or email nashville40days4life@gmail.com Help usspread the word. Also, join us for our special Opening Rally onthe sidewalk at Planned Parenthood on Sept 22nd 11am-1pmas we March for Life for 40 Days. The time is NOW to get involved to help make a difference to end abortion in our cityand the whole world.Opportunity to Mentor Young CatholicProfessionals!Young Catholic Professionals aims to help young professionalsconnect with one another and maintain their Catholic faithwhile pursuing demanding careers. As part of our YCP programs, young adults may request a Catholic professional mentor. The mentor meets with the young professional periodicallyto talk about best practices at work and how to grow in holiness through their professional vocation. If you would like tofind out more information about becoming a mentor or signup to become a mentor, please contact Jessica Richards, Director of Membership for YCP Nashville, atjessica.richards@ycpnashville.orgFather Ryan NewsFather Ryan’s Pride in the Pit BBQ Calling all Pitmasters! Father Ryan's Pride in the Pit BBQ contest returns thisyear for Homecoming on October 1st. There are still a few pitslots remaining for our area's best BBQ experts to join thecompetition. If you would like to be a part of the event, contact Caroline Graham at grahamc@fatherryan.org. Go Irish!Boys Basketball Clinics - Boys basketball players from6th-8th grade are invited to the Catignani-Drennan Fieldhousefrom 3:30-5:00pm on September 26, October 3, and October17 for free Boys Basketball Clinics. Head Coach Doug Bontrager '81 will lead the sessions with his coaching staff. No entryfee required. Register at fatherryan.org/junioririshCalling all boys who love adventure!Parishioners Shop. Amazon Gives.Amazon donates 0.5% of the price if your eligibleAmazonSmile purchases to the charitable organizationof your choice. AmazonSmile is the same Amazon youknow. Same products, same prices, same service. So,you can support the Cathedral by starting yourshopping at smile.amazon.com.1) Sign in to smile.amazon.com on your desktop ormobile phone browser.2) From your desktop, go to Your Account and selectthe option to Change your Charity. Or, from yourmobile browser, select Change your Charity fromthe options at the bottom of the page.3) Select a new charitable organization to support.6Boys who have completed the 5th Grade or who are at least11 years old are invited to join Boy Scout Troop 1914. Wemeet at the Cathedral every Monday at 7 PM. Camping, whitewater rafting, shooting, wilderness survival, motor boating &tubing, climbing & rappelling, caving, canoeing, and a whole lotmore! Anyone interested should contact the Scoutmaster, Tony Pezzi, at 615-587-1502 or apezzi@parsonsengineering.com.CATHEDRAL OF THE INCARNATION NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
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25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 19, 2021 5 GOSPEL MEDITATION 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time There is something about being first. Whether it be first in line, first to be picked for the team, or the first one to finish their work, great satisfactio
Worship Schedule Sunday June 6th 10:30 am Pastor Tom Skrenes Sunday June 13th 10:30 am Lisa Bouche, LLM Sunday June 20th 10:30 am Lisa Bouche, LLM Sunday June 27th 10:30 am Pastor Dave VanKley Sunday July 4th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 11th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 18th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 25th 10:30 am TBA Worship is open to those who feel safe attending.
Sep 19, 2021 · Septoberfest, Saturday, September 25th, 4-11 pm at St. Thomas (Peoria Heights): Beers, Brats and a Band, Dexter O’Neal and Funkyard! at 7pm. No cover charge. Children welcome. Bring your chairs and blankets. DIOCESAN 25TH & 50TH MARRIAGE ANNIVERSARY MASS will be celebrated next Sunday, September 26th
Sunday School for Youth 9:15 am Rotation for teachers each month: 1st Sunday Debbie Wood 2nd Sunday Sharon Townsend 3rd Sunday Ruth Akins 4th Sunday Heather Carter Also, the nursery will be open for infants through elementary school age during worship. Join Adult Sunday School in the Conference Room each Sunday morning at 9:15 am.
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1ST STAGE RESULT 2ND STAGE RESULT PAINTING 9th –20 THOCT, 2021 25 THOCT, 2021 (International Artist Day) 30 OCT –7 NOV, 2021 14TH NOV, 2021 (FINAL RESULTS) WRITING 9th –20TH OCT, 2021 25TH OCT, 2021 (International Artist Day) 30TH OCT –7TH NOV, 2021 14TH NOV, 2021 (FINAL RESULTS) LYRICS, SINGING AND MUSIC 4TH NOV (To be
Excellence for each child, each day Dates for the Diary - Week 4 Monday 24th September KS2 Stars of the Week Assembly Tuesday 25th September Y3 Trip to Pizza Express Tuesday 25th September Scholastic book fair arrives at school - books on sale after school Wednesday 26th September 10:30am - YR First Class Photograph for the County Press .
American Revolution Lapbook Cut out as one piece. You will first fold in the When Where side flap and then fold like an accordion. You will attach the back of the Turnaround square to the lapbook and the Valley Forge square will be the cover. Write in when the troops were at Valley Forge and where Valley Forge is located. Write in what hardships the Continental army faced and how things got .
