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RECTORY 3128 “S” Street Lincoln NE 68503-3297 (402) 476-2610 E-mail: [email protected] Fr. Leo Kosch Pastor E-mail [email protected] Cell phone: 402-310-8299 please try 402-476-2610 first. Website: sacredheartlincoln.orgWebsite: sacredheartlincoln.orgWebsite: sacredheartlincoln.org
SCHOOL 540 North 31st St. 402-476-1783 Principal, Laura Knaus E-mail [email protected] Website: mysacredheartschool.com
Mass Schedule Saturday, 5:00 p.m. Sunday, 7:30, 9:00, & 11:00am Weekdays Monday-Saturday 8:15am Holy Days of Obligation No Vigil Mass On the Day, 7:00am, 12:00pm, & 7:00pm Different schedules for Christmas and January 1
Confessions: Saturdays 4:00-4:50 pm. Mondays-Saturdays 7:45-8:05 am (before the 8:15am Mass) Baptisms: call 402-476-2610 to ar-range for Baptism preparation. Matrimony: A minimum of four months is required after contacting the priest; more in some cases; six months to a year is recommended.
Communion to the homebound or Anointing of the Sick: if you or someone you know is home-bound or seriously ill, or will be undergoing major surgery, please call or speak to Fr. Kosch.
Newcomers—Welcome! Please call 402-476-2610 Or visit the rectory Catholic Social Services (days) 402-474-1600; Lincoln Cri-sis Pregnancy Center (24-hours) 402-483-4247; Birthright 402-466-2609 (24-hours 1-800-550-4900).
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Welcome to Sacred Heart Church
13th Sunday
in Ordinary Time
June 30, 2019
Thank you for your generous support of Father James, the Mission Priest from The Institute of the Incarnate Word, who spoke at all Masses last weekend. Your donations may be turned in anytime in the next cou-ple of weeks. There are extra envelopes in back of church if needed.
Parish Centennial Celebration #2 On Sunday, August 11th, Sacred Heart will be celebrating our Parish Centennial from 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. There will be a live band, food, games and more. All parishioners and friends of Sacred Heart are welcome to join us for the commemorative occasion as we celebrate the history of our parish. If you plan to come on August 11, please let us know. You can RSVP at the parish email: [email protected] or call Laura at 402-476-2610.
We hope to have a church and school history book finished by the August 11 picnic. If you have a good story or pictures to contribute, please contact Karyn at 402-464-8131 or Laura at 402-476-2610.
Everyone is invited to come to pray and offer adoration, reparation, and other prayers to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, sometime on Friday, July 5. Exposition begins
after the 8:15 AM Mass and ends with Benediction at 3:00 PM. You are also invited to the First Friday Holy Hour for vocations at the Pink Sisters at 7:15 PM. Singing will be led by the Lincoln Semi-narians.
First Saturday Devotion—The Knights of the Holy Eucharist invite you to join them at Sacred Heart Church for First Saturday Devotion to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The Knights will begin Adoration and Morning prayers at 6:00 am. The First Saturday devotion will begin at 7:15 with a Marian hymn followed by the Rosary, Litany of Loreto and a reflection on the mysteries of the Rosary. The devo-tion will conclude with reposition and Mass at 8:15 am, followed by coffee and sweet rolls in the rectory basement. Confessions will be available from 7:45 to 8:05 am.
Fireworks—Huge Selection! Low Prices! July 3rd—4th Please support Sacred Heart Parish by buying your fire-works from our Knights of Columbus stand at 2920 Cornhusker. (Between House of Mufflers and World of Windows.)
Church Cleaning: Thanks to all who helped with cleaning last week. For next Saturday, July 6 at 8:45 am, we ask for the help of at least one member from each of the following households: Lan Alas, Dan Albrecht, Juan Alfaro, Appollinaire Amomba, Anthony Amori, Valerie Ander-sen, Rex Anderson, Scott Ander-son, Macario Andrade, Maria Andrade and Ricardo Andrade.
Contact Persons For Sacred Heart Organizations
Adoration Coordinator Louise Sayer 402-474-4996 Altar Society Sue Rye 402-570-7614 Bible Study Bryan Dahlberg 402-730-0084 Choir Amanda Lowery 402-480-2862 Children’s Choir Amanda Lowery 402-480-2862 Church Cleaning Mary Lawson 402-466-4452 CCD Brad Aden 402-853-6234 First Saturday Coffee Laura Corder 402-464-3083 God Teens Holy Name Men’s Group Tom Dierks 402-438-6353 Knights of Columbus Chris Miller 816-807-3031 Pink Sisters Representative Chelys Svoboda 402-466-1462 Pius Home & School Representative Steve & Colleen Michels 402-326-8885 Prayer Chain Laura Corder 402-476-2610 Pro Life Jeanine Stevens 402-310-8427 Sacred Heart Quilters Mary Ann Jaros 402-464-2873 St. Vincent de Paul Joe Conroy 443-974-1172 Ushers Pat Perry 402-438-2650 Website Fr. Leo Kosch 402-476-2610
MASS TIMES & INTENTIONS: June 29– July 7, 2019
Mass Readings: 1 Kings 19:16b, 19-21; Psalm 16; Galatians 5:1,13-18; Luke 9:51-62 Next Sunday: Isaiah 66:10-14c; Psalm 66; Galatians 6:14-18; Luke 10:1-12, 17-20
Collection for June 23, 2019
Envelopes $4,947.50 Plate 1,025.25 CSA-18 Period 5 rebate 720.94 Donation to church 100.00
St. Joseph Parish donation 2,500.00 $9,293.69 St. Vincent de Paul $70.00
Please pray for our Seminarians: Especially this week for Patrick Win-ter from St. Joseph, Lincoln, NE, in College 2 at St. Gregory the Great Seminary.
Natural Family Planning Intro Sessions. Questions? Call 402-488-2040. Pre-registration is re-quired. Go online to register or download a registration form at: www.lincolndiocese.org/nfp
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend— August 2-4 here in Lincoln. Refresh your relationship. Take a new look at your marriage, priorities, and lifestyle. Learn simple, effective communica-tion techniques. Enhance the love that you share. Rediscover your hopes and dreams. Want to attend? Need more information? Email: [email protected] or visit: www.wwme.org
Carmel of Jesus, Mary and Joseph—Our Blessed Mother and the Car-melite Sisters invite you to an evening pilgrimage to their chapel at 9300 West Agnew Rd in Valparaiso, and to participate in their annual Solemn Preached Novena, this year conducted by Rev. Justin Wylie, from July 8 - 15. Holy Sacrifice of the Mass each evening is at 7:00 pm, except Sunday, at 9:30 am. On July 16th, feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, Solemn Pontifical Mass at 5:30 pm, offered by Bishop James D. Conley.
Sat Jun 29 5:00pm Maria Thiem Tran (anniversary of death)
Sun Jun 30 7:30am For the people of the parish Jun 30 9:00am Poor souls in purgatory
Jun 30 11:00am Linh Tran+
Mon Jul 1 No Mass (Nho Tran+)
Mass Intention scheduled for Monday, will be offered by Fr. Kosch on his day off at another location.
Tue Jul 2 8:15am Dennis Mares+
Wed Jul 3 8:15am Altar Society members living & deceased
Thu Jul 4 8:15am Nick & Deb (anniversary)
Fri Jul 5 8:15am All souls
Sat Jul 6 8:15am Phero Thiet & Maria Thiem+
Sat Jul 6 5:00pm Jerry Watton+ Sun Jul 7 7:30am Maria Magdalene Le & Maria Tran+
Jul 7 9:00am Coi tran+
Jul 7 11:00am For the people of the parish
Father Kosch will be on vacation—there will be no daily Mass, Mon-day, July 15 through Saturday, July 20. 5:00 pm Vigil Mass on Saturday, July 20, will be celebrated.
First Saturday Coffee, July 6, after 8:15 Mass in the rectory basement. All are invited.
Holy Name Meeting Date Change—Meeting will be on Sunday, July 7 after 7:30 am Mass.
No Altar Society Meeting in July. Next meeting will be Wednesday August 7.
Annual Parcel Post Auction and Lunch—Sunday, July 14th— (Fundraiser for the Holy Name Men’s Group, who help pay for care of the church grounds). Please consider donating an item for the auction. Packages that have been sent from various places and/or foreign countries will be auctioned “unopened”. If you or a family member or friend will be traveling, please consid-er bringing back a package to be sold. You can also donate new items, wrapped in brown paper. Packages can be marked with age and gender appropriate markings.
Update on School Buildings: Many have asked me what the plans are for the Sacred Heart school buildings. First, we needed to clean out! All through June, we have been working hard to transform the school buildings for their next uses. We have donated many books, supplies, and items of fur-niture to our fellow Catholic schools, especially those who will be educating our students next year. We also had an enormous amount of work to do administratively, in terms of reports, ac-counts, student files, and other tasks. I’m very thankful to Laura Knaus who worked with great dedication to wrap up loose ends. Her last day was Thursday, June 27. Several staff members and the Brothers helped immensely, as well. The planned uses of the buildings are: 1. The gym is still our parish hall, for parish
events, funeral dinners, and the like. A square-dancing organization has provided the necessary insurance documents, and will be renting the gym about twice per month.
2. The first floor of the main building is still our CCD center. The classrooms and office on that floor (and upper floors if needed) will provide for this ongoing ministry.
3. All of the main building and the east portable will be rented on a weekly basis. A group of homeschool families called “Catholic School-house” will gather one morning a week (9am-1pm) to do group activities and classes which supplement their at-home studies. They will pay some rent and also do their own clean-ing. The buildings will benefit from such use.
4. The “Annex” across 31st street will be used by the Brothers as a classroom.
5. The South Portable was sold to Trinity Lu-theran. We need to remove the 20-odd foot-ings that were under that building, and patch the asphalt. If you have ideas, leads, or connections to people with the right equipment, Please contact Fr. Kosch.
Healing the Whole Person—presented by the John Paul II Healing Center Team on July 11-13, at St. Peter Church, 4500 Duxhall Drive. This seminar provides the opportunity to learn about and experience the healing power of God in the wholeness of body, soul, and spirit. Register at: www.JPIIHealingCenter.org. For scholar-ships, student and missionary discounts email: [email protected]. Register at: www.JPIIHealingCenter.org Day of Equipping—presented by Bart Schuchts, John Paul II Healing Center, Fri., July 12, 9:00am—2:30 pm (check in at 8:30 am) at St. Peter Church, 4500 Dux-hall Dr. This training is designed to equip and prepare you to live more fully into the mission of Christ. During this training, you will encounter the Father’s love and be inspired to live more fully in God’s purpose for your life. See the above note for registration information. Long-term Spanish Substitute Teacher—St. Joseph School is seeking a Spanish teacher who can teach PreK-8th grade students full time each day from mid-August to the end of September or early October for a maternity leave. If interested, please send a cover letter, resume, and references to Mr. Kevin Naumann: [email protected] Catholic Social Services has an opening for a Volun-teer Coordinator (full time) and a Client Relations Spe-cialist (phone & receptionist duties, part-time). See details at www.cssius.org Pius X High School & Foundation is seeking an or-ganized and motivated person to help the Foundation and Guidance Office with various tasks related to infor-mation management, correspondence, maintenance of records and more. Attention to detail is a must for this role. Target start date range is late July or early August. For a full job description and to apply, visit: www.piusx.net/employment. Sacred Music Summer Camp for Youth—A Sacred Music Camp will be held for those ages 8-14 (unchanged voices) M - F, August 5 - 9, from 9:00 am - 12 noon at UNL Newman Center at the corner of 16th & Q Street. No experience is necessary; all singers strongly encouraged! An additional rehearsal will be held on the evening of August 23. The choir will sing for two Masses on the mornings of August 11th (St. Francis of Assisi Chapel) and August 24 (Newman Cen-ter). Cost is $75 per child ($200 per family 3+). For more information or to register, contact Nicholas Lem-me at [email protected]. Space is limited. Registration deadline is July 15. Are you in a 12-Step Recovery Program and want to relate your recovery to our Catholic Faith? You are invited to join The Calix Society of Lincoln this Sunday, June 30, at Madonna, 5401 South St in the Ryan Me-morial Chapel. Mass with Fr. Divis is at 5:15 pm, fol-lowed by refreshments and meeting. Please call Larry K at 402-419-9058 if you have any questions.
Notice Below sponsors for our parish bulletin. Please support these businesses, who support our parish. (Ver. 7-8-11)
HOLY FATHER’S INTENTION FOR THE MONTH of July, 2019: Universal: That those who administer jus-tice may work with integrity, and that the injustice which prevails in the world may not have the last word.
Reporting Child Abuse or Neglect: Nebraska law requires all suspicions of child abuse or neglect to be reported to law enforcement or DHHS Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-652-1999. Reporting Misconduct: Notify the Diocese of Lincoln of any misconduct involving diocesan personnel by calling the misconduct hotline: 1-844-527-0596 (English and Spanish).
Is your marriage going down the right road...or is it a little off track? Life can be difficult, and so can the challenges you face in marriage. Does the distance between you seem wide? Are you already separated? Looking for a better way? Retrouvaille can help and offers hope for a better relationship. Retrouvaille is a peer ministry of volunteer couples that can help you learn the tools of healthy communication, build intimacy and heal, just as they have done in their own marriages. Retrouvaille is Christian-based, and Catholic in origin, but welcomes couples of all faiths as well as non-religious couples. Retrouvaille can help get your relationship back on track. For more information about a Retrouvaille Weekend program on August 23-25 or to register, call 1-800-470-2230 or www.retrouvaiile.org.
Diocesan Sacred Music Clinic—The Diocesan Liturgical Commission will be hosting the 4th annual Sacred Music Clinic on Saturday, August 24, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at the Newman Center. All priests, choir direc-tors, choir members, cantors, and any musicians who contribute to the sacred liturgy are invited to attend. For more information, please go to: https://www.lincolndiocese.org/liturgy or contact Fr. Daniel Rayer at 402-488-0921 or: [email protected]
The Treasures of the Church Relic Tour is coming to St. Michael Church on Sunday, July 21 and St. John the Apostle Church on Monday, July 22. Both at 7:00 pm. This is a relics exposition and healing ministry pre-sented by Fr. Carlos Martins of the Companions of the Cross. More than 150 sacred relics will be on display, including a piece of a veil believed to have belonged to Our Lady. Attendees are encouraged to bring articles of devotion (such as rosaries, holy cards, etc.) and pictures of ill friends/family which may be touched to the reli-quaries as a means of intercessory prayer. The event is free and open to the public. More details can be found at spiritcatholicradio.com/treasures.