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LITURGY OF THE WORDLITURGY OF THE WORDLITURGY OF THE WORDLITURGY OF THE WORD Monday, February 1 2 Sm 15:13-14, 30; 16:5-13 � Ps 3:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 � Mk 5:1-20

Tuesday, February 2 THE PRESENTATION OF THE LORD Mal 3:1-4 � Ps 24:7, 8, 9, 10 � Heb 2:14-18 � Lk 2:22-40

Wednesday, February 3 SAINT BLAISE 2 Sm 24:2, 9-17 � Ps 32:1-2, 5, 6, 7 � Mk 6:1-6

Thursday, February 4 1 Kgs 2:1-4, 10-12 � (Ps) 1 Chr 29:10, 11ab, 11d-12a, 12bcd � Mk 6:7-13

Friday, February 5 SAINT AGATHA, VIRGIN AND MARTYR Sir 47:2-11 � Ps 18:31, 47 and 50, 51 � Mk 6:14-29

Saturday, February 6 SAINT PAUL MIKI AND COMPANIONS, MARTYRS 1 Kgs 3:4-13 � Ps 119:9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 � Mk 6:30-34

Sunday, February 7 THE FIFTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Is 6:1-2a, 3-8 � Ps 138:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 7-8 � 1 Cor 15:1-11 � Lk 5:1-11

ABOVE: The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple (detail), c. 1436-1445, Fra Angelico, San Marco Convent (Cell 10), Florence

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MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAYMONDAY THROUGH FRIDAYMONDAY THROUGH FRIDAYMONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY E-MAIL: [email protected] � WEBSITE: thefirstparish.org

Pastor: Very Rev. Thomas Willis � [email protected]

Parochial Vicar: Rev. D. Terrence Morgan ext. 312 � [email protected]

Parochial Vicar: Rev. Lawrence Peck � [email protected]

Rev. Jeffrey Johnston � [email protected]

Pastoral Associate: Deacon Charles Kanaszka, Jr. ext. 301 � [email protected]

Deacon Jack Rounds � [email protected]

Parish Manager: John Garofalo ext. 304 � [email protected]

Director of Music: Dr. Bernie Sans ext. 331 � [email protected]

Director of Religious Education: Barbara Eretto ext. 315 � [email protected]

Youth Minister: Ryan Poticny ext. 326 � [email protected]

Finance Office: Diane Clark ext. 311 � [email protected]

Bookkeeper: Patti Schiavo ext. 311 � [email protected]

Receptionist: Diane Cowart ext. 335 � [email protected]

Secretary: Debbie Yelton ext. 310 � [email protected]

Church Records: Mary Grace Manlandro-Gardy ext. 306 [email protected]

Bell Tower Gift Shop: 829-0620 � [email protected]

Cathedral Parish School: Kathy Boice, Principal 824-2861 � [email protected]

Cathedral Parish Early Education Center: Jill Valley, Director 829-2933 � [email protected]

CATHEDRAL PARISH COUNCIL Evette Nowicki, Chair � Joe Riffe, Vice-Chair � Christine Shelley, Secretary

Raymond Connor � Jack Daniels � David Gauronskas � Ann Marie LaVista � Al Poticny

CATHEDRAL FINANCE COUNCIL Richard LaVista, Chair Tom Albano � Marilyn Beach � Zack Smith

This Week in Our Parish

SUNDAY, JANUARY 31 6:30 p.m. – Senior Youth Ministry meeting, Bosco House

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1 6:15 p.m. – Religious Education Sacramental Prep, CPS classrooms 6:30 p.m. – Knights of Columbus meeting, Bishop Baker Center 6:30 p.m. – Knights of Columbus Ladies Auxiliary meeting, Bracken Room 6:30 p.m. – Fraternus meeting, CPS Gymnasium

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2 9:30 a.m. & 4:45 p.m. – Legion of Mary meeting, St. Benedict the Moor Rectory 7 p.m. – Vespers, Presentation of the Lord, Cathedral 7 p.m. – RCIA, St. Benedict Rectory

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3 7:30 a.m. – Blessing of Throats following 7 a.m. Mass, Cathedral 6 p.m. – Liturgy of the Word with Blessing of Throats, Cathedral 6:15 p.m. – Religious Education, CPS classrooms 7 p.m. – Choir rehearsal (11 a.m. and 5 p.m. choirs), Choir Gallery

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4 7:45 a.m. – Altar Guild, Cathedral 7 p.m. – Choir rehearsal (9 a.m. choir), Choir Gallery 7 p.m. – Cathedral Schola rehearsal, St. Benedict the Moor Church

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5 8:30 a.m. – First Friday Mass, St. Benedict the Moor Church 6 p.m. – First Friday Art Walk Concert, Cathedral

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6 6 a.m. – Cathedral Men’s Group, Bishop Baker Center 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. – Confessions, Cathedral 6:15 p.m. – Blessing of Infants in the Womb, Blessed Sacrament Chapel

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THE FOURTH SU DAY I ORDI ARY TIME �� JA UARY 31, 2016

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1/31 Sunday 9 a.m. Helen and John Chakwin ��

2/1 Monday 7 a.m. Alfred Cayer ��

2/2 Tuesday 7 a.m. Bishop John J. Snyder “L”

2/3 Wednesday 7 a.m. Edward Masters ��

2/4 Thursday 7 a.m. Doris Guillen ��

2/5 Friday 7 a.m. Donna Marie Mathisen �� Thomas McIntyre ��

2/5 Friday 8:30 a.m. The intentions of our benefactors

2/6 Saturday 7 a.m. Robert McCarter ��

2/6 Saturday 5 p.m. Donald Oliveros ��

2/7 Sunday 9 a.m. Bishop Felipe J. Estévez “L”

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1/31 Sunday 8 a.m. Robert McCarter ��

2/7 Sunday 8 a.m. The Guck family ��

From the Pastor’s desk There are two things I want to call your attention to

this Lord’s Day.

First – Catholic Schools Week begins today, and it is an opportunity not only to celebrate the value of what Catholic education has meant to the Catholic Church in the USA as well as our local community, but also it al-lows us to say “thank you” to the many people who sacri-fice so much for the gift of a Catholic education. We ac-knowledge parents who sacrifice to provide the financial support for their children. We also salute teachers, staff and administration who often work well below the sala-ries of their public school colleagues to provide the faith-based environment for children to learn. And we recog-nize the people who are good stewards to our parish, because your contributions allow us to make up the dif-ference that tuition and fees do not cover. May God bless you all.

Second – The Year of Consecrated Religious Life draws to a conclusion this week in the Universal Church. The final celebration for our Diocese will take place to-night (January 31) at the 5:00 p.m. Mass. The men and women religious of the Catholic Church provide priceless service and witness to the Gospel in communities and institutions throughout the world. I ask you to pray for them today, particularly our own Sisters of St. Joseph and all the religious communities serving in the Diocese of St. Augustine. The theme of the year has been “Wake up the World.” Hopefully, our eyes have been opened to the many ways that these holy men and women, so often, are unheralded servants of the Gospel among us.

Love, Father Tom

Mission Statement of the Cathedral Parish St. Augustine, Florida

We are Christ’s eyes, ears, mouth, hands,

and feet –

SENT OUT

to do justice, especially for the poor and

oppressed,

to minister to the needs of the community,

to be faithful stewards of God’s creation

– awakening faith among the hopeless,

and promoting life even within the culture

of death.

�National Catholic Schools Week begins January 31 National Catholic Schools Week will be observed beginning this Sunday, January 31. There are over 6,500 Catholic elementary and secondary schools in the USA. Did you know among all secondary schools, Catholic schools graduate 99% of their students and 85% are admitted to 4-year colleges and universities? That’s far and away the best of any school system! How about this? If all Catholic schools closed today, the cost to the federal and state governments would be in excess of $24 Billion – and that’s just the cost of class-room teaching, not in the additional buildings that would be neces-sary! Florida ranks sixth in the nation with the highest number of students enrolled in Catholic schools – California and New York top the list. Let’s support the Catholic schools of our area – Cathedral Parish Early Education Center, Cathedral Parish School and Saint Joseph Academy.

�Operation Rice Bowl Each year during Lent, Catholic Relief Ser-vices (CRS) invites Catholics to participate in Operation Rice Bowl. This year will mark the 41st consecutive year for this pro-gram in the Catholic Church of the USA. Your participation in Operation Rice

Bowl by eating one simple meal each week in your home and do-nating the money saved into the “rice bowl” allows us to be in soli-darity with the millions across the globe who are hungry and often go without food. Your contributions are used by CRS to assist the vulnerable in poor overseas. Rice bowls are available today at the entrances of the church as you leave Mass. Please consider partici-pating in this simple, very effective program to address starvation and poverty in the world.



Bishop’s Annual Stewardship Appeal

One Faith, One Family: Joyfully Sharing Our Gifts in Mercy with Others

By now, the families of the Cathedral Parish have received infor-mation and a pledge card for the 2016 Bishop’s Annual Stewardship Appeal (BASA). For those who have already completed the pledge card and mailed it back, thank you for once again supporting this appeal. Next Sunday, at all Masses in the Cathedral Parish, you will be given the opportunity to pledge to this year’s appeal.

Your gift to the BASA provides crucial funding to the four re-gional offices of Catholic Charities, to support of our seminarians as well as financial assistance to the Catholic schools of the Diocese of St. Augustine. This year’s diocesan goal is $3.25 million. Won’t you help Bishop Estevez to provide for the needs of many that the gift of God’s mercy may reach them?

Tuesday, February 2 Feast of the Presentation

of the Lord As part of Catholic Schools Week, there will be a Procession with the Most Blessed Sacrament following the 9:00 a.m. School Mass on Tuesday. You are invited to join the students and staff of Cathedral Parish School as we take the Blessed Sacrament in proces-

sion around the Plaza in downtown St. Augustine and return to the Cathedral for Benediction.

Solemn Vespers will be celebrated at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb-ruary 2 in the Cathedral. At this liturgy, the traditional blessing of candles will take place. You are invited to bring candles used in your devotions at home to be blessed at this liturgy.

Blessing of Throats Wednesday, February 3

Wednesday, February 3 is the feast day of Saint Blaise and is the traditional day for the blessing of throats in the Catholic faith.

The blessing will be offered following the 7:00 a.m. Mass. There will also be a Liturgy of the Word with the Blessing at 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday evening.



A Legacy of Faith: The Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine, Florida

A 60 Minute Documentary Produced by WJCT

Saturday, February 6, 2016, 7 p.m. Flagler College (Lewis Auditorium) �� 14 Granada Street

Tickets on sale at www.ssjfl.org Cost is $10 per ticket with family/group rates

available

In 2016, the Sisters of St. Joseph will celebrate 150 years of apostolic ministry in the state of Florida. In celebration of this anniversary, WJCT is proud to present the incredible story of the role the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine played in the foundation and growth of the Roman Catholic Church in 19th century Florida and Georgia.

This one hour documentary will provide an oral history of the stories of the Catholic sisters from the time eight French nuns were brought to St. Augustine in 1866, for the purpose of educating liberated slaves, to today’s modern day involvement in community work.

For more information please call (904) 824-9100

�From the St. Vincent de Paul Society: Your help is desperately needed

The SVDP Thrift Store at 19 McMillan Street is desperately in need of your clean, gently used donations. Whether it's appliances, furniture, household goods, clothing or any usable item, we need it for the store. This is the source of our income to provide the almost $1,000,000 in support we provided last year to those in need in the St. Augustine area. Our requests for assistance continue to grow. Your donations give hope to the many needy people in this area. Please be generous. Either drop off your donations at the store or call (904) 824-3333 to arrange pickup of larger items.

We are also in need of caring, compassionate people to volun-teer, anywhere from a few hours per week, giving assistance to the poor. We need people in varying roles in our conference, both in the store and in the office, depending on your abilities and time. If you can give of yourself and your time we need you. Call Joe Petrone in the store at (904) 824-3333 or call Debra Saboli at Client Services at (904) 217-8097.

THERE IS STILL TIME! Sign up for Living the Eucharist! Living the Eucharist is a Lenten program of once-a-week small group meetings for the six weeks between Ash Wednesday and Easter 2016. To sign up for a small group, please contact Andrew Tierney at 874-9981 or [email protected], or Fr. Lawrence at 824-2806 or [email protected].

�First Friday and First Saturday Friday, February 5 is the First Friday of the month. First Friday Masses will be celebrated at 7 a.m. in the Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, and at 8:30 a.m. at St. Benedict the Moor Church. The Litany of the Sacred Heart will be prayed following Mass. Saturday, February 6 is the First Saturday of the month. The Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary will be prayed following the 7 a.m. Mass. Con-fessions will be heard following the praying of the Litany.

�Music of 16th century Spain to be featured at February 5 First Friday Art Walk Concert

The First Friday Art Walk Concert at the Cathedral on February 5 will feature “Rare Song,” an ensemble of professional musicians from the Jacksonville and St. Augustine areas who will perform Spanish music of the sixteenth century, the century in which the City of St. Augustine and the Cathedral parish were founded.

“Rare Song” members are Patricia and Peter DeWitt, Barrie and Linda Mosher, Marcy Brenner, Lynne Radcliffe and Tony Cruz. Us-ing musical instruments popular during the 16th century, these talented musicians will perform compositions of del Enzina, Gom-bert, Ortiz, Guerrero, di Lasso and others.

The concert begins at 6 p.m. and is open to all. A free-will offer-ing will be taken. For further information please contact Dr. Bernie Sans at [email protected].

�Volunteer Cathedral docents sought We are in need of additional docents (tour guides) for the Cathe-dral. Tours are given at scheduled times and by special arrange-ment. If you have tour guide experience (and/or are particularly knowledgeable in Cathedral history) and would like to assist, please contact Deacon Chuck at the rectory, 824-2806 or by email: [email protected], to volunteer. We also are looking for some-one to coordinate our team of docents, which is currently about eight people. If you are interested either in being a docent or in taking over this leadership role, please let us hear from you!

�Lay Carmelites open house, February 11 The lay Carmelites of Our Lady of the Mission Community in St. Augustine would like to invite you to an open house. Join us for morning prayer, fellowship and Q&A. Where: House of Prayer, 30 Ocean Ave., across from the Mission grounds. When: Thursday, February 11, 9 a.m.-12 noon (Mass at noon). Come see if you have a vocation to a deeper holiness with Jesus, a desire for a contempla-tive prayer life like Mary, and an attraction to the zeal for charity like Elijah.

Are you expecting the birth of a child? The Church shares your joy, and wants to bless God for His goodness to you! The Church's Blessing of an Infant in the Womb will take

place in the Cathedral on Saturday, February 6 at 6:15 p.m.

and Sunday, February 7 at 10:15 a.m.

Expectant parents and their families are encouraged to seek the Lord's blessings and the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Sunday, January 31, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

OPEN HOUSE Cathedral Parish School

259 St. George Street St. Augustine, Fl. 32084 Telephone: (904) 824-2861

www.thecathedralparishschool.org

Now enrolling for VPK – 8th grade Accredited by the Florida Catholic Conference (FCC) and National Council for Private School Accreditation (NCPSA)

Accepting Step Up for Students scholarships

OUR parish family remembers in THEIR prayers:

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Cathedral Parish Schools’ 31st Annual Festival

SILENT AUCTION Cathedral Parish Early Education Center is proud to announce that

we will host the Silent Auction at the 31st Annual Cathedral Parish School Festival on Sunday, February 28, 2016.

The Cathedral Festival helps raise funds to assist Cathedral Parish School and Cathedral Parish Early Education Center. This Festival is the major fundraiser for our schools and its success is vital to ensure that we are able to offer a Catholic, faith-based education to our community.

Last year, thanks to the community, we raised thousands of dollars for both Cathedral Parish School and Cathedral Parish Early Education Center through the Cathedral Festival. Please consider donating an item to contribute to our Silent Auction this year.

If you have an item to donate, please call Jill or Peggy at (904) 829-2933, or e-mail [email protected] to arrange delivery.

We appreciate your faithful support!

�Diocesan Marriage Renewal, February 12-14 It’s the New Year, time for new beginnings! This Valentine’s week-end give yourself, your marriage, and spiritual journey the opportu-nity to grow even closer to God and each other! Come join us dur-ing our next Diocesan Marriage Renewal weekend on February 12-14 at Marywood Retreat and Conference Center. For more information contact Ann and Jerry Webster, (904) 268-3758, or visit us on the web at www.dmrjax.org.

�Marywood presents a Lenten Retreat with Father Anthony Sebra, February 13 Topics will include being merciful like the Father, learning to for-give others, and learning to forgive oneself. Date: Saturday, Febru-ary 13 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Cost to attend is $15, lunch is included. Marywood Retreat Center is located at 235 Marywood Dr. St Johns, FL 32259. Please call (904) 287-2525 to register.

�Tenth Annual Day for Men, February 13 The tenth annual Day for Men is Saturday, February 13 at Res-

urrection Catholic Church in Jacksonville. The day provides men a great opportunity to gather and grow closer to Christ while evangel-izing others. The day begins with Mass at 8 a.m., followed by conti-nental breakfast and talks by guest speakers. The theme of this year's gathering is "I AM" based on Exodus 3:14, John 8:58 and John 14:6.Bishop Felipe Estévez will be the first speaker; Sam Meier of the Archdiocese of Kansas City will talk on "Freedom from Addiction to Pornography" and "Protecting Your Family from the Pornography Plague"; Father Thanh Nguyen, pastor of St. Joseph Parish, Jackson-ville, will talk about "How to Have a Personal Relationship with Jesus Christ." All men are invited to attend. For more information, call Robert Rolden at (904) 534-8581.

�St. Joseph Academy Spectacular Dinner Auction – March 5, 6 p.m. in the SJA Gymnasium! Plan to attend SJA’s biggest fundraiser – Saturday, March 5, 2016. Dinner catered by The Black Molly Grill will be served at 6 p.m. Live Auction will begin after dinner. Cost: $50 per person, includes dinner, dessert and open bar all night. NEW ITEMS: A week at a beach house in St. Augustine! Tickets to SeaWorld and Aquatica! Great themed baskets are coming in daily! Reserve your VIP table now – cost $600 per table for ten. (SJA alumni - bring classmates, reserve a VIP table and have a mini-reunion!) VIP tables include reserved seating, gourmet appetizers and desserts, and champagne. Donations are welcome. To donate and for more information visit www.sjaweb.org, click on the Auction 2016 bar under Quick Links on the right hand side of the homepage or call Diane Albano at (904) 824-0431, ext. 307.



�Job opening, Cathedral Basilica Maintenance Dept. The Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine is searching for a full time maintenance worker. Job responsibilities include minor maintenance and janitorial duties at multiple parish properties. Work week is Monday-Friday. Prior experience preferred. Valid driver license required. Diocesan background clearance required prior to starting work. Benefits available. Please send resume to Parish Manager, 35 Treasury St., St. Augustine, FL 32084 or fax resume to (904) 824-0761 or email to [email protected]. No phone calls or walk ups.

Cathedral Parish

Early Education Center 10 Sebastian Ave. St. Augustine, FL 32084

(904) 829-2933

Cathedral Parish Early Education Center (CPEEC) has begun regis-tration for the 2016-2017 school year. Three year old and Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) classes are available. The VPK program is designed to prepare four-year-olds for kindergarten and build the foundation for their educational success. The VPK program is a free program open to any child four years old by September 1 and residing in Florida. Care beyond the VPK hours is additional. Space in all classes is limited. Please telephone CPEEC at (904) 829-2933 to secure your spot!

We need to keep learning about our faith. I recently discovered that "uCatholic.com" is a great web resource. I had

only been using it occasionally for Mass readings; then this month I became unhappy with the Saints of the Day I encountered on other sites. This month in particular was full of seemingly obscure saints from the early Church. uCatholic has a great section on saints. Because they keep them mostly to-gether for the current month and the biographies are more detailed than usual for a general Catholic site, one gets a better feeling of who we are remember-ing and celebrating.

This month's saints included four Doctors of the Church: Saints Gregory, Basil, Hilary, and Thomas Aquinas. Among the early saints celebrated were Saints Timothy and Titus, Bishops, along with St. Peter the Hermit and St. Anthony of the Desert. There were a number of martyrs from the early Church who died for their faith from all over the Roman empire, including St. Agnes, St. Sebastian, St. Vincent of Saragossa, and three Roman Virgins; and the Middle Ages martyrs St. Bernard and Companions, followers of St. Francis of Assisi. We can't forget St. Francis de Sales, a great evangelist and leader of the Counter-Reformation. In the Americas, we celebrated Saints Elizabeth Ann Seton, Bishop John Neumann, Marguerite Bourguoys, and Marianne Cope. Just encountering these saints, hearing of their total dedication to Jesus along with all they accomplished in their often short lives, can be inspiring for us modern day believers.

I invite you to check out this website and take advantage of their emails and free apps. Besides saints, there are daily Mass readings, prayers, the complete Bible, worldwide Catholic News, blogs, tweets from Pope Francis, timely articles, and my favorite section, Apologetics, which is part of evangeli-zation. The Apologetics (Defense of the Faith) section is particularly good as a source for providing answers to questions posed by relatives and friends chal-lenging our Faith. It's never too early or late to learn. You have to know your Faith to defend it!

BE NOT AFRAID!

CONNECTIONS MINISTRY Tom Kavanaugh �� (904) 540-2165 �� [email protected]

Jubilee Year Pilgrimage to the National Shrine of Divine Mercy,

Stockbridge, Massachusetts As part of the Diocese of St. Augustine’s plans for the Year of Mercy, a pilgrimage to the National Shrine of Divine Mercy will be made April 18-20, 2016 under the spiritual direction of Fr. Tim Cusick. Cost is $695.00 per person based on double occupancy.

For more information, email [email protected]

NEED PRAYERS? If you or someone you know

is in need of prayers, call 599-9455 or 824-2806

to be added to our prayer list.

�Caring Choices is a program of Catholic Charities which reaches out to those in an unplanned pregnancy. Counsel-ing, education, support and resources are made available to those facing a crisis pregnancy. This is one decision not to face alone! Call 1-866-901-9647.

�Struggling with the emotional or spiritual pain of an abortion? Rachel’s Vineyard, a post-abortion healing min-istry, will help transform your pain into love and hope. To find out more, call 904-221-3232.

The deadline for submissions to the Cathedral bulletin is noon on Monday, six days prior to bulletin distribution.

Bulletin editor: [email protected]

No peace without justice, no justice without forgiveness.

Pope Saint John Paul II, Message for World Day of Peace, 1 January 2002

Cathedral Social Justice Ministry 501-2632

Let us remember in our prayers those Let us remember in our prayers those Let us remember in our prayers those Let us remember in our prayers those who are sick…who are sick…who are sick…who are sick…

Allyson Turner, Norman Pickett, Hazel DeGrande, Gavin Alaimo, Virgil Young,

Schelia Colee, Adelaida Thomen-Fernandez, Greg Flinn, Sean Spicer,

Phyllis Pacetti Moody, Annalee Freund, Gilson “Gil” Bailey, Nancy Bradshaw,

Bucky Powers, Erika Garcia, John Hession, Carollyn Barlow, William “Pierre” Pierce,

Robert Pellicer, Ann Algreen, Patty Doyle, Patricia Bickford, Jessie Lavinghouse,

Molly Oliver, Jane Davoli, Baya and Coda Lusk, Susanne Paine, Jane Collins, Glen Cross,

Mary Tinto, Father Ed Booth, Sara McFarland, Joshua Solana, Mary Smyly, Marie Brand,

Margaret McCutcheon, Margo Pope, Mike Spurlin, Jean Subock, James Bradshaw,

Jerry Delaney, Clyde Randy Stewart, Judy Mills, Fr. Jeff Johnston, Dolores Pettingell,

Diana Kanaszka-Folino, Lorraine Huber, Rosezella Presnell, Marie Cutler, Michelle Pacetti,

Mary Baker, Mira Holman, Angela Jackson, Debra Carey, Yvette Guernon, Chuck Lemiska,

Lily Shaw, Kevin Crowley, Joyce King, Wanda Erbe, Adrienne Cross, Deborah Baker,

John Supina, Laurie Hesson, Reed Taylor, John McBryde, Kathy Healy,

Jean Marie Avellan, Kathleen Green, Michael and Maria Sansone, Sage Stinson,

Frank Luiz, Len Hudnall, Priscilla Stafford, Andrea Doyle, Bob Gardy, Barbara Colee,

James Black, Chuck Yockel, Phil Zinn, James Banta, Mary Elizabeth Tripp,

Jason A. Randolph, Rose DeLisi, Isabella Armata, Tom Klempay, Roberta Gazda,

Ryan Olschewske, Bob Goetz, Chris Luteran, Michael Valaro, Rusty Oldenburg,

Dr. John Spence, Sam DiMuzio, Alyce Orlando, Judy Williams, Natalie Lucas,

Genevieve Pelletier, Jamie Rewis Price, Josephine Scher, Don Wehking,

Richard “Hoyt” Muir, Mary Stevens, Freddie Nicolosi, David Rake, Lydia Molitor,

Harry Piper, Cynthia Stephens, William Chase, Dan Burkhardt

PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARYPLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARYPLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARYPLEASE PRAY FOR OUR MILITARY CPT. Derrick Hoxie IV, LCDR Sean Morrison, SPC Christopher Patrick Pean,

SPC Brandon Conrad, Major Ricky Buria, Staff Sgt. Alexander Riffe, Patrick Connaway,

Capt. Mark Murphy, Aaron Day, Joshua Brady, Capt. Robert Francis May,

Col. Joseph A. Craft, William E. Beach, Matthew Torres, Christopher Hoffman,

Benedetto M. Santorelli Jr., Mike Heagy, James Garcia, Tyler Brunson, Ryan Olschewske,

Jeffrey P. Wissel, James P. Lorentson, Matthew Rock Bailey, Brian Bunze,

Michael Patrick Burns, Nicolas Carter, Thomas J. Cleaver, Daniel Correll, Gerald Fisher,

Pamela Kassandra DeVoto, Brian S. Flowers, Adrian Genotti, Mark Harrison,

Michael Holland, Patrick E. Keough, Peter E. Keough, SSG Larson's Unit, David Leach,

William Lunger, Jeremy St. Pierre, Nathan Rose, Sean Christian Servantes, Luke Stevens,

Greggory Scott Thorpe, Gerald P. Timoney, Mark Tinto, James Zadra



CATHEDRAL GIFT BEARERS

If you are assigned to bring up the gifts, please check in with the ushers 15 minutes before the start of Mass. If you do not check in, the ushers will find a replacement for you.

For February 6 and 7 the Gift Bearers are: Saturday, February 6, 5 p.m. - Sue Mumford Sunday, February 7, 7 a.m. - Ann Ping Sunday, February 7, 9 a.m. - Joyce Caman Sunday, February 7, 11 a.m. - Marie Cutler Sunday, February 7, 5 p.m. - Carole Gauronskas

Families and individuals are welcome to have the honor of pre-senting the people’s offerings to the priest at Mass. Anyone inter-ested in being a Gift Bearer at Mass is invited to do so. Please con-tact Nancy and Don Davis at [email protected] or (904) 692-4174.

Solemn Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

IN THE BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL OF THE CATHEDRAL

Monday through Friday,

following 7 a.m. Mass, until 3 p.m.

OFFERTORY FOR JANUARY 17, 2016 CATHEDRAL ................................................................................ $12,074.65 St. Benedict the Moor...................................................................... $1,079.00 Faith Direct...................................................................................... $4,929.41 [Respect Life .................................................................................. $1,594.00] Weekly Total* ................................................................................ $18,083.06 Weekly Amount Needed ............................................................... $23,286.67 Weekly +/- ....................................................................................$(-)5,203.61

OFFERTORY FOR JANUARY 24, 2016 CATHEDRAL ................................................................................ $11,962.65 St. Benedict the Moor...................................................................... $1,387.00 Faith Direct...................................................................................... $4,929.41 Weekly Total* ................................................................................ $18,279.06 Weekly Amount Needed ............................................................... $23,286.67 Weekly +/- ....................................................................................$(-)5,007.61 YTD actual thru 12/31/15** ......................................................... $580,173.00 YTD needed thru 12/31/15.......................................................... $627,203.50 YTD +/- ......................................................................................(-)$47,030.50 *Weekly total does not include any offertory given via website, mail, etc. **YTD total includes all offertory,

e.g. collection baskets, Faith Direct, website, mail, etc. YTD based on a July 1-June 30 fiscal year.

The Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions for February 2016

Universal Intention: That we may take good care of crea-tion - a gift freely given - cultivating and protecting it for future generations.

Evangelization Intention: That opportunities may increase for dialogue and encounter between the Christian faith and peoples of Asia.

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