Sacred Heart Of Jesus Catholic Church Boulder, Colorado .
Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic ChurchBoulder, ColoradoMarch 11, 2018.
Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic ParishBoulder, Coloradoshjboulder.orgWelcome to Sacred Heart of Jesus!We extend a warm welcome to new parishioners and guests who are celebrating Mass withus today. To find out about parish groups and programs, please call the Parish Center.Sacred Heart of Jesus School has been the center for Catholic education in Boulder fornearly 120 years. We offer outstanding programs for students in preschool through 8thgrade. Please visit the school’s website school.shjboulder.org to learn about our curriculumand activities.New members, please fill out a registration card in the back of the church and place it in thecollection basket or return it to the Parish Center.PARISH STAFFParish CenterParish Center Hours:PastorParochial VicarPermanent DeaconPermanent DeaconTransitional Deacon2312 14th Street, Boulder, CO 80304303.442.6158, Fax 303.442.7905Monday-Friday, 8 am-4 pmFather Mark Kovacikx116Father Jose Anibal Chicasx114Father Terry Ryan, CSPx110frterrysspiritualstuff.blogspot.comDeacon David Lukschx107Deacon Christopher Byrnex113Tomislav TomicDirector of AdministrationMichelle Andersonx112Business ManagerPatty Middletonx108Facilities ManagerFrancisco Hernandezx103Music DirectorDr. Adam EwingFront Office CoordinatorGina Arvizux102Staff emaillast name then first initial@shjboulder.orgMass ScheduleSaturday Vigil (anticipatory)5:00 pm English7 pm English & Spanish**Neocatechumenal Way Mass in Jubilee HallSunday8:00 am & 10:00 am English1:00 pm Spanish6:00 pm EnglishSt Rita Mission Church, Nederland9:30 am English(326 CO-119, Nederland, CO 80466)Weekday MassesMonday — Friday7:00 am & 12:10 pm EnglishMost Fridays during school 8:15am All School MassAnointing MassApril 6, 2018 at 7:00 amAdoration — in the Parish Center ChapelThursday8 am—10 pmSacrament of Reconciliation—ConfessionsFridaySaturdaySunday6 to 8 pm English & Spanish11:30 am to 1:00 pm English & Spanish12 to 1 pm SpanishSacrament of Baptism for Infants through age 6PRAYER LINEprayers@shjboulder.orgSCHOOL STAFFX1181317 Mapleton Avenue, Boulder, CO 80304Parish SchoolPrincipalPreschool Director303.447.2362, Fax 303.443.2466Tom Mecseyx102Janet Montgomery 303.443.0684HARVEST OF HOPE PANTRYSacramental PreparationChildren are eligible to prepare for First Reconciliationand First Holy Eucharist beginning in the second grade.Please call the Parish Center for more information.2960 Valmont, Boulder, CO 80301Monday-Friday, 9am--11 am & 12-2 pm720.382.1971Thursday,4:30-6:30 pmSacrament of MarriageCRISIS PREGNANCY HOTLINEPlease call the Parish Center to request Anointing of theSick or to arrange for Communion to be brought tosomeone homebound, in a hospital or in a nursing home.Faith Offering:Week of March 4: 10,711Thank you for your generosity!.The preparation class for parents and godparents is onthe first Monday of each month at 7 pm in the ParishCenter. Call the Parish Center at 303.442.6158 toregister in advance.303.494.3282Call the Parish Center at least eight months in advance.Anointing of the SickHearts and HandsYour fellow parishioners could use a helping hand. A rideto Mass or activity, a note of encouragement, helparound the house or perhaps a meal. Interested inhelping or know someone in need of assistance:heartsandhands@shjboulder.org. Or call the ParishCenter Office.
Fourth Sunday of LentMarch 11, 2018Our Pastor’s LetterRelicsYou will notice that we have placed a number of relics to the right as you enter theChurch. Why do Catholics venerate relics? The Church is not dualistic believing thatmatter is bad and spirit is good. This Gnostic heresy believes that salvation consists ofescaping the physical world, which is evil, to exist in the spiritual world which is good.Instead, the Catholic position teaches that the material world was created by God and isgood. It is true that the world is fallen, but essentially it still remains good. With theincarnation, God took on human flesh. Jesus is truly God and truly man. Divinity hasbeen united with humanity. The saints are people who have participated with God in a concrete way. God istruly present in the lives of the saints in a way that others can experience. We believe that in heaven we willhave a glorified body like Jesus. The body is holy because we are body and soul and both participate insalvation.In addition, the saints are very much connected to us. They continue to intercede for us and are able todo much more now than when they were on the earth.Two of the saints in our reliquary are well-known and two are not. St. Francis of Assisi was born in1181/1182. He was a friar, deacon and preacher. He founded the men’s Order of Friars minor, the women’sorder of St. Clare, the Third Order of St. Francis and the Custody of the Holy Land. He lived a life of Gospelsimplicity which attracted many followers. In 1219 he tried to convert the Sultan of Egypt during the time of theFifth Crusade. In 1224 he received the stigmata, and he died in 1226.St. Vincent de Paul was born in 1581. He was ordained a priest in 1600. In 1605 he was taken captiveby Barbary pirates and sold as a slave. He was sold to three different masters, the third being a former priestwho had converted to Islam to gain his freedom. This man became remorseful and escaped back to France withhis slave. Vincent was a parish priest, and in 1617 he founded the “Ladies of Charity”, wealthy women whohelped with different religious projects. He was the leader of the Vincentians and died in 1660. The Society of St.Vincent de Paul, dedicated to the service of the poor, was established in 1833.St. Sturm was born in 705 in Austria. He met and joined St. Boniface and was educated in theBenedictine monastery of Fritzlar. In 740 he was ordained a priest and Boniface placed him as the first abbot ofthe Fulda monastery. He died in 799.St. Leoba was trained by abbess Eadburg at Minster. Archbishop Boniface asked her to help him tospread Christianity in Germany. She arrived in Germany in 748. She became the abbess of a convent in aFranconian town. In 754 when Boniface left for a missionary trip to Frisia, she was his delegate in his absence.Bishops in Fulda consulted her and she was a friend of Hildegard, the wife of Charlemagne. She died in 782.Several miracles have been attributed to Leoba both during her life and her death.Let us ask these saints to intercede for us that we may fulfill the mission God has for us.God bless,BE INSPIRED!2018 Lent Speaker SeriesAnthony Gallegos, March 13 at 7 pm in Jubilee HallTransversing the Desert: Dealing with Dryness, Distractions and Demonic Dust BunniesAnthony Gallegos is a native of Denver where he resides with his beloved wife and children. He is a graduate of the PonticalLateran University, as well as the Augustine Institute. Anthony has served the Archdiocese of Denver for the last 17 years inthe role of youth minister, adult faith formator, and as a teacher for the Catechetical SchoolBill Beckman, March 22 at 7 pm in Jubilee HallPreparing for the Easter Triduum: Entering the MysteryBill Beckman served the Church for more than 25 years in a variety of roles: migrant and homeless ministry; profile advocacy, missionarycatechist and serving two archbishops in Denver and one in Omaha as Director of Evangelization and Catechesis and theological adviser.He studied at Xavier University, Indiana University McKinley School of Law, and the Pope John Paul II Institute in Washington, D.C. He’sa member of the Bar of the Indiana Supreme Court and a mediator of civil and family disputes. A Knight of Malta, he is married to Marthawho is a Dame of Malta. They have three children. Bill is a past grand knight of Knights of Columbus Council 1584 in Jasper, Indiana.
Scripture ReadingsWeek of March 4Sunday:2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23/Ps 137:1-2, 3,4-5,6 [6ab]/Eph 2:4-10/Jn 3:14-21Scrutiny: 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a/Ps23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [1]/Eph 5:8-14/Jn 9:1-41 or Jn 9:1, 9,13-17, 34-38Monday:Is 65:17-21/Ps 30:2 and 4, 5-6, 11-12a and 13b [2a]/Jn 4:43-54Tuesday: Ez 47:1-9, 12/Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9[8]/Jn 5:1-16Wednesday: Is 49:8-15/Ps 145:8-9, 13cd-14,17-18 8a]Jn 5:17-30Thursday: Ex 32:7-14/Ps 106:19-20, 21-22,23 [4a]/Jn 5:31-47Friday:Wis 2:1a, 12-22/Ps 34:17-18, 19-20,21 and 23 [19a]/Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30Saturday: Jer 11:18-20/Ps 7:2-3, 9bc-10,11-12 [2a]/Jn 7:40-53Next Sunday:Jer 31:31-34/Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 1415 [12a]/Heb 5:7-9/Jn 12:20-33 Liturgical Publications IncSunday 3/118 am Patsy Golas10 am Joseph Vaca1 pm Domitila Medina6 pmPro PopuloMonday 3/127 am Randy Middleton12:10 pm Anne GardonTuesday 3/137 am Maria Louisa Montilla12:10 pmSt. Pio GroupWednesday 3/147 am Pro Populo12:10 pm Gerry HartmanPlease remember in prayer.Thursday 3/157 am Izetta SchneiderJessica ArnoldRosemary BeckBell BeckerCorrine BraseCathy BittlerEdwin BrooksCliff BruningBarbara CoppomJack CoppomJustin DounceShawn and KjerstinDavies FamilyLillian EckDan EllisJesus EstrellaAbe GutierrezHelen GutierrezBetty HooverMadaline LaneTroy LongKatie, Cecelia& Chance LongJohn & Nancy MartinezLinda MatthewsAnnika MoteDan NaberLawrence NewtonKen RennerJann ScottNicole SchmidtJamie ShadidMary StrittmatterTiki TheissPolly WandererLauren WilkinsNames appearing on the Prayer List are names ofliving persons. Please call the Parish Center with thename of someone asking for prayers, and be sure youhave the person’s permission for the name to bepublished. Names appear on the list for one monthunless the Parish Center is notifiedto keep it on longer.12:10 pm Edward & Wilda JersinFriday 3/167 am Pro Populo12:10 pm SJ MaddenSaturday 3/35 pm Walter SweeneyMen’s Club St Patrick’s Day Fish Fry onSaturday, March 17, 5 to 8 pm in theSchool Cafeteria. Tickets available ish
Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Parishhttp://shjboulder.org2960 Valmont RoadBoulder720.382.1971New volunteers are alwaysinvited!Hearts and HandsDrivers needed!SHJ has received several requests recently for rides toMass on Sundays for elderly parishioners in senior livingfacilities. If you can help on an occasional or regularbasis email heartsandhands@shjboulder.org or call theparish center at 303-442-6158. Pick them up on yourway to Mass and help bring someone to Christ and theEucharist this Lent and Easter season!58 million people died in the world in 2016. from allcauses. In addition to those 56 million, another 11million died from abortion worldwide. Staggeringnumbers, with 35 abortions per 1000 women aged15-44. The good news is that in the first 19 days of thespring campaign, 196 lives have been saved (that weknow of) because of people like you and me, praying,fasting and constant vigils around the world at abortionsites. Please join us at the Boulder abortion clinic,especially on Tuesdays, so we can add more numbers inthat saved category and less in the lost.Please sign up r/,or just show up and quietly join in prayer“Not as man sees does God see,because man sees the appearance butthe LORD looks into the heart." Let oureyes be opened to the love of God in ourmarriages by participating in a Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME)weekend on:April 20-22, 2018 – DillonJuly 6-8, 2018 – Northern ColoradoNovember 2-4, 2018 - DillonFor more information, please visit www.wwme.org.Questions? Feel free to contact Brenda & GaryGranger: 303.604.6202.March 11, 2018SHJ School NewsDid you know SHJ school builds character?We provide:· An atmosphere of acceptance and support.· A learning environment that encouragesstudents to be life-long learners.· A strong value-infused academic experiencedesigned for the demands of the future.· Opportunities for spiritual growth through prayer,liturgy, and community service.· A loving community of high moral character.· Recognition of each student's God-given dignity.school.shjboulder.org303.447.2362Volunteer with Families - The Gabriel HouseProjectGabriel House Project is in desperate need ofvolunteers. Our 13 locations serve women and families in desperate need of diapers and formula, andother resources. Please contact Amy Robertson theVolunteer Coordinator at720.799.9302 orat arobertson@ccdenver.org to get more information on volunteering. Learn more about the GabrielProject at ccdenver.org/gabriel-house.THE COSMIC CHRIST With Fr. Terry Ryan, CSPHappy St. Patrick’s Day! The Irish Celts werefocused on the God of Creation so today’s topic willbe the Cosmic Christ. The very first manifestation ofGod is in creation. Some people would say that Godis incarnate in creation. Nicolas of Cusa says that thedivine enfolds the universe. Duality does not havemuch place in this view of God and creation. With theAnnunciation, the Divine enters humanity in a uniqueway and honors humanness. Faith is first, a love forAll, a Cosmic Love. We journey on this spiritual pathfrom ego-centeredness to a cosmic-center of union.It does not mean we are all the same. Not everyoneis Irish, but that we are all One.We hope to have special treats with a green look tothem. You are invited to wear green to celebrate theday, but it is optional. The coffee will not be green,but maybe green tea!Saturday March 17th from 9 am to 12 pmJubilee HallA free-will offering is most welcome. There will be a20 minute silent mediation to conclude the morning.
11 de Marzo del 2018Carta de nuestro PárrocoReliquiasRecientemente colocamos algunas reliquias a la derecha al entrar a la Iglesia. ¿Por qué los católicosveneran reliquias? La Iglesia no es dualista y cree que la materia es mala y el espíritu es bueno. Estaherejía gnóstica cree que la salvación consiste en escapar del mundo físico que es malo para existir en elmundo espiritual que es bueno. En cambio, la posición católica es que el mundo material fue creado por Dios yes bueno. Es cierto que el mundo ha caído, pero esencialmente sigue siendo tan bueno. Con la encarnación,Dios tomó carne humana. Jesús es verdaderamente Dios y verdaderamente hombre. La Divinidad se ha unidocon la humanidad. Los santos son personas que han participado con Dios de una manera concreta. Dios estárealmente presente en la vida de los santos de una manera que otros puedan experimentar. Creemos que en elcielo tendremos un cuerpo glorificado como Jesús. El cuerpo es santo porque somos cuerpo y alma y ambosparticipamos en la salvación.Además, los santos están muy conectados con nosotros. Continúan intercediendo por nosotros ypueden hacer mucho más ahora que cuando estaban en la tierra.Dos de los santos en nuestro relicario son bien conocidos y dos no. San Francisco de Asís nació en1181/1182. Era un fraile, diácono y predicador. Fundó la Orden de los Frailes menores de los hombres, la ordende las mujeres de Santa Clara, la Tercera Orden de San Francisco y la Custodia de Tierra SantaVivió una vida de simplicidad evangélica que atrajo a muchos seguidores. En 1219 intentó convertir alSultán de Egipto durante el tiempo de la quinta cruzada. En 1224 recibió los estigmas y murió en 1226.San Vicente de Paúl nació en 1581. Fue ordenado sacerdote en 1600. En 1605 fue secuestrado porpiratas de Berbería y vendido como esclavo. Fue vendido a tres maestros diferentes, el tercero era un exsacerdote que se había convertido al Islam para obtener su libertad. Este hombre se arrepintió y escapó deregreso a Francia con su esclavo. Vicente era párroco, y en 1617 fundó las "Damas de la Caridad": mujeresadineradas que ayudaron con diferentes proyectos religiosos. Fue el líder de los Vicentinos y murió en 1660. LaSociedad de San Vicente de Paul, dedicada al servicio de los pobres, se estableció en 1833.San Sturm nació en 705 en Austria. Se conoció y se unió a San Bonifacio y se educó en el monasteriobenedictino de Fritzlar. En 740 fue ordenado sacerdote y Bonifacio lo colocó como el primer abad delmonasterio de Fulda. Él murió en 799.Santa Leoba fue entrenado por la abadesa Eadburg en Minster. El arzobispo Bonifacio le pidió que loayudara a difundir el cristianismo en Alemania. Llegó a Alemania en 748. Se convirtió en abadesa de unconvento en una ciudad de Franconia. En 754, cuando Bonifacio partió para un viaje misionero a Frisia, ella erasu delegada en su ausencia. Los obispos en Fulda la consultaron y ella era amiga de Hildegard, la esposa deCarlomagno. Murió en 782. Se han atribuido varios milagros a Leoba tanto durante su vida como en su muerte.Pidamos a estos santos que intercedan por nosotros para que podamos cumplir la misión que Dios tienepara nosotros.Dios los bendiga,Padre Mark Kovacik.
Iglesia Sagrado Corazón de JesúsPastor: Reverendo Mark KovacikVicario Parroquial: Reverendo Padre José Aníbal Chicaschicasj@shjboulder.org (303) 442-6158 x1141318 Mapleton Avenue (Templo)2312 14th Street (oficina) Boulder, CO 80304Cuarto Domingo de Cuaresma“ Pues todo el que obra el mal aborrece la luz y no va a la luz, para que no sean censuradas sus obras”El Centro Parroquial:Gina Arvizu 303-442-6158 Ext. 102 arvizug@shjboulder.orgHorario de oficina: Lunes a Viernes: 8 am - 4 pm.SERVICIOS Y CELEBRACIONESMISA EN ESPAÑOL: 1:00 pm Domingo11 de Marzo del 2018CONFESIONES: Domingos 12:00 a 12:50 pm Viernes: 6 a 8 p.m.Sábados 11:30 am a 1:00 pm (Bilingüe)Rezo del Santo Rosario: 12:20 pm DomingoMisa de Unción de los Enfermos: 6 de Abril 7 a.m. (Ingles)Devoción al Sagrado Corazón de Jesús: Viernes 6 de Abril 6-8 p.m. (Con Adoración y Confesiones )Adoración al Santísimo Sacramento: Jueves 8 am a 10 p.m. En la Capilla del Centro ParroquialMATRIMONIOS: Comunicarse a la Oficina para mas informaciónQUINCEAÑERAS: Hable a la oficina para mas información ó con Minerva Hernández. 303-960-3993Retiro para Quinceañeras el sábado 17 de Marzo 2018.BAUTIZOS: Registración 1:30 p.m. Platicas tercer sábado de Cada Mes 2 p.m.Ver Inserto en el boletín ó comuníquese con: Ricardo y María Valdez (720) 643-9540.CATECISMO: Coordinadora Catecismo: Micaela Ortiz (303) 499-3464. Las Clases para catecismoDomingos de 11:30 a.m. a 12:45 p.m. en los edificios de la escuela de SHJ.MONAGUILLOS: Francisco Hernández (303) 442-6158 ext. 103PRESENTACIONES AL TEMPLO PARA NIÑOS DE 3 AÑOS: Vea información en el inserto del boletínOrientación: 11:30 a 12:30 en el Salón de los boyscouts en el sótano de la Iglesia. llame a CatalinaMéndez 720-903-6234. Bendición el segundo domingo del mes después de la Misa.
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Mar 11, 2018 · Welcome to Sacred Heart of Jesus! We extend a warm welcome to new parishioners and guests who are celebrating Mass with us today. To find out about parish groups and programs, please call the Parish Center. Sacred Heart of Jesus School has been the center for Catholic education in Boulder for nearly 120 years.
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the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The RCCS team will have a rebranding kick-of retreat on June 23, the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. The retreat will include Mass, spiritual refreshment, fellowship, and relection on the longings of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
evotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus is more than just the worship of this noble part of our adorable Savior’s body. In the Sacred Heart, we adore the very Person of the Incarnate Word with all His Divine and human at-tributes. The Sacred Heart is the symbol of the redeeming love of Our Lord Jesus Christ for men and represents the most
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203 C Jesus Is The Sweetest Name I Know 145 C Jesus Is The Way To Salvation 219 F Jesus Keep Me Near The Cross 293 F Jesus My Lord Will Love Me Forever 19 F Jesus, I Just Want To Thank You 163 Eb Jesus, Jesus, Jesus 59 C Jesus, Jesus, Thou Art Enough 354 Eb Jesus, Just The Mention Of Your Name 361 F Jesus, Name Above All Names
The Sacred Heart of Jesus can be traced back in the 12th century but it was only through Saint Margaret Mary Alacoque in 1673 that Jesus appeared and told her “that the love of His Heart must spread and manifest itself to men.” With the help of her confessor Saint Claude La Colombiere, the devotion to the Sacred Heart spread in
O SACRED HEART! O LOVE DIVINE O Sacred Heart! O Love Divine! Do keep us near to Thee; And make our love so like to Thine That we may holy be. Heart of Jesus hear! O heart of Love Divine! Listen to our Prayer; Make us always Thine. O Temple pure! O House of gold! Our heaven here below What sweet delight, what wealth untold, From Thee do ever .
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