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1 Child Development Center (3 mos-PreK) 1259 St. Albert’s Drive, Reno, NV 89503 Telephone: 775.747.1617 Director: Mrs. Kristin Mareno email: [email protected] Parish School (K-8) 1255 St. Albert’s Drive, Reno, NV 89503 Telephone: 775.747.3392 Principal: Mr. Bret Scoggin email: [email protected] SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THE TWENTY-FIRST WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME 08/23 Sunday Jos 24:1-2, 15-17, 18 Eph 5:21-32 Jn 6:60-69 08/24 Monday Rv 21:9-14 Jn 1:45-51 08/25 Tuesday 1 Thes 2:1-8 Mt 23:23-26 08/26 Wednesday 1 Thes 2:9-13 Mt 23:27-32 08/27 Thursday 1 Thes 3:7-13 Mt 24:42-51 08/28 Friday 1 Thes 4:1-8 Mt 25:1-13 08/29 Saturday 1 Thes 4:9-11 Mk 6:17-29 RECONCILIATION 08/22 Saturday 2:30—3:30 PM WEEKEND MASSES 08/22 Saturday Vigil (English) 4:00 PM Vigil (Spanish) 6:00 PM 08/23 Sunday 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 5:00 PM WEEKDAY MASSES 08/24 Monday 9:00 AM 08/25 Tuesday 9:00 AM 08/27 Wednesday 9:00 AM 08/28 Thursday 9:00 AM 08/29 Friday 9:00 AM Church/Parish Office 1250 Wyoming Avenue, Reno, NV 89503 1259 St. Albert’s Drive, Reno, NV 89503 (Mailing) Telephone: 775.747.0722 Fax: 775.746.3976 Website: http://www.stalbertreno.org email: [email protected] Items for publication in the bulletin should be submit- ted no later than Tuesday for the next publication. Email items to [email protected] or mail them to the attention of the Bulletin Editor at the address listed above. Ponder This: It was pride that changed angels into devils; it is hu- mility that makes men as angels.—Saint Augustine TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME M ANY of Jesus’ disciples who were listening said, “This saying is hard; who can accept it?” Since Jesus knew that his disciples were murmuring about this, he said to them, “Does this shock you? What if you were to see the Son of Man ascending to where he was before? It is the spirit that gives life, while the flesh is of no avail. The words I have spoken to you are Spirit and life. But there are some of you who do not believe.” Jesus knew from the beginning the ones who would not believe and the one who would betray him. And he said, “For this reason I have told you that no one can come to me unless it is granted him by my Fa- ther.” As a result of this, many of his disciples returned to their former way of life and no longer accompanied him. Jesus then said to the Twelve, “Do you also want to leave?” Simon Peter answered him, “Master, to whom shall we go? You have the words of eternal life. We have come to believe and are convinced that you are the Holy One of God.”

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Child Development Center (3 mos-PreK) 1259 St. Albert’s Drive, Reno, NV 89503 Telephone: 775.747.1617 Director: Mrs. Kristin Mareno email: [email protected]

Parish School (K-8) 1255 St. Albert’s Drive, Reno, NV 89503 Telephone: 775.747.3392 Principal: Mr. Bret Scoggin email: [email protected]

SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THE

TWENTY-FIRST WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME

08/23 Sunday Jos 24:1-2, 15-17, 18 Eph 5:21-32 Jn 6:60-69

08/24 Monday Rv 21:9-14 Jn 1:45-51

08/25 Tuesday 1 Thes 2:1-8 Mt 23:23-26

08/26 Wednesday 1 Thes 2:9-13 Mt 23:27-32 08/27 Thursday 1 Thes 3:7-13 Mt 24:42-51

08/28 Friday 1 Thes 4:1-8 Mt 25:1-13

08/29 Saturday 1 Thes 4:9-11 Mk 6:17-29

RECONCILIATION 08/22 Saturday 2:30—3:30 PM

WEEKEND MASSES 08/22 Saturday Vigil (English) 4:00 PM Vigil (Spanish) 6:00 PM

08/23 Sunday 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 5:00 PM

WEEKDAY MASSES 08/24 Monday 9:00 AM 08/25 Tuesday 9:00 AM 08/27 Wednesday 9:00 AM 08/28 Thursday 9:00 AM 08/29 Friday 9:00 AM

Church/Parish Office 1250 Wyoming Avenue, Reno, NV 89503 1259 St. Albert’s Drive, Reno, NV 89503 (Mailing) Telephone: 775.747.0722 Fax: 775.746.3976 Website: http://www.stalbertreno.org email: [email protected]

Items for publication in the bulletin should be submit-ted no later than Tuesday for the next publication. Email items to [email protected] or mail them to the attention of the Bulletin Editor at the address listed above.

Ponder This:

“It was pride that changed

angels into devils; it is hu-

mility that makes men as

angels.” —Saint Augustine

TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

M ANY of Jesus’ disciples who were listening

said, “This saying is hard; who can accept

it?” Since Jesus knew that his disciples were

murmuring about this, he said to them, “Does this shock

you? What if you were to see the Son of Man ascending

to where he was before? It is the spirit that gives life,

while the flesh is of no avail. The words I have spoken to

you are Spirit and life. But there are some of you who do

not believe.” Jesus knew from the beginning the ones

who would not believe and the one who would betray

him. And he said, “For this reason I have told you that no

one can come to me unless it is granted him by my Fa-

ther.”

As a result of this, many of his disciples returned to their

former way of life and no longer accompanied him. Jesus

then said to the Twelve, “Do you also want to leave?”

Simon Peter answered him, “Master, to whom shall we

go? You have the words of eternal life. We have come to

believe and are convinced that you are the Holy One of

God.”

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SACRAMENTS

Baptisms Baptisms for infants through 2nd grade are generally held during any of the weekend Masses (except during Advent and Lent.

Please call the office or go online to our web-site to fill out a baptism request form. A pre-paratory class is required for parents and god-parents. Classes are held on the third Saturday of the month at 10:00 am.

Parents of children in the third grade or older are asked to contact Beth Lujan in the Reli-gious Education Office.

Weddings

All weddings must be scheduled six months in advance. A marriage preparatory class (four sessions) is required. Contact the parish office to determine availability and to schedule your wedding.

Funerals Nina Weaver 747-0722 [email protected]

Religious Education (Grades K-8) Beth Lujan 747-0722 [email protected]

Confirmation (Grades 9-12) Tricia Garcia 747-0722 x5608 [email protected]

RCIA Karen McClenahan 843-9549 [email protected]

Names will be listed for three months. Please

submit names online or email the Bulletin

Editor. If necessary you may contact the

parish office to add a name to our Thoughts

and Prayers list.

NEW PARISHIONERS

JULY 2015

We like to think of St. Albert’s as a large

extended family and want to get to

know you. When you have the oppor-

tunity please introduce yourselves and

allow us to get to know you better.

Mariana Dye

Katie & Tyler Lucier

Edwin & Judith Pereyra

Salvador Meza & Imelda Santillian Bravo

David Perea

Delia Perez

Karen Ortiz

John Buzzell & Theresa Brzezicki

PARISH STAFF

Pastoral Administrator Ted Krembs 747-0722 x5606 [email protected]

Director of Liturgy/Music Nina Weaver 747-0722 x5603 [email protected]

Finance Officer Margaret Tharaldson 747-0722 x5607 [email protected]

Data Manager Marie Fromherz 747-0722 x5604 [email protected]

Front Desk/Receptionist Linda Burnell 747-0722

Catholic Counseling JoAnn Baird 747-0722 [email protected]

Homebound Ministry Deacon Chuck Lanham 747-0722 x5612 [email protected]

Bulletin Editor/Website Manager Deacon Chuck Lanham 747-0722 x5612 [email protected]

Filipino Ministry Ino Quintana [email protected]

Latino Ministry (Español) Victor Gonzales 747-0722 x5900 [email protected]

Child Development Center Mrs. Kristin Mareno 747-1617 [email protected]

Principal, Parish School Bret Scoggin 747-3392 [email protected]

Knights of Columbus, Council 7322 Denis Dolan, Grand Knight (775) 448-6499

Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts Russ Fromherz 721-0518 [email protected]

Alma Almerol Bill Bates Susie Becker Kelly Bielat Fr. Chuck Blankenship Charles Burnell Jamie Burnell Mary Burnell Melanie Cooper Romeo & Adelaida Cruz Ansel Fromherz Patricia Fouch Corrine Glass Helen Handy Oran Hill Edeltrudes Hipolito Ricardo Hipolito, Sr. Bill Kayser Lynn Kearney Catherine Klasic Patricia LaBar Marian LaVoy Pat Mellenger Pamela Morales Kerry Parker Travis Parker Monica Poynter Marilyn Reddington Hilaria Della Rosa/14 Natividad Roxas Tirso Roxas, Sr. Jesse Schopper Mary Sheets Nolan Sheets Justin Robert Siaz Peggy Tune Carol Voss Willetta & Donald Whomes Cleaster Woodyard

CLERGY

Pastor Fr. Honesto Agustin 747-0722 x5601

Parochial Vicar

Deacons Deacon Chuck Lanham 747-0722 x5612 [email protected]

Deacon Richard Ramm [email protected]

Boy Scouts & Girl Scouts

First Grade thru College

Coed Ages 14-21

For further

information contact:

Russ Fromherz at 721-0518 or email: [email protected].

Please pray for the repose of the soul of

Richard Imrisek

Funeral Mass: August 24, 2015 11:30am

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We are looking for a few good men!

If you are not currently a knight

or are new to St. Albert the Great

parish, please consider joining

Council 7322.

For details and more information

visit our website at:

kofcknights.org/CouncilSite/?CO-7322

You are not a number! PLEASE include

YOUR NAME on your donations so we

will know who to give credit to for your

tax purposes. This is especially im-

portant for those making cash donations.

Saint Albert the Great Parish now pro-

vides Online Giving—a convenient and

safe way to make a one-time or recurring

donation.

Getting started is easy—just visit our

website, www.stalbertreno.org and click

the Online Giving link.

You may also wish to view an explanato-

ry video that we have linked on our web-

site. You can also find the video on

YouTube at http://youtu.be/

E0qMjL6LFH4

Date 2nd Coll. Online Giving

Coll. Basket

08/01-

08/02

Peter’s Pence

$2,385.00

$1,501.50 $12,488.00

08/08-

08/09

$1,475.00 $10,082.50

08/15-

08/16

$1,171.00 $10,663.62

08/22-

08/23

08/29-

08/30

Ministry Schedule

22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 08/29—08/30

YOUR GENEROSITY

Thank you for your generous gifts of

time, talent, and treasure.

Deacon’s OutreachDeacon’s Outreach Those in need are so

grateful for your gifts of

non-perishable clothing,

toiletries and food.

Thank you for your

generous support.

Deacon Richard Ramm 787-8839

4PM Fr. Richard Kayizzi Lectors Karen McClenahan I Kathy Carrico II/Intro Eucharistic Ministers Jim McClenahan * Deacon Richard Karen McClenahan Patricia Sullivan Jim Crandal Linda Demetrio Kathy Halbardier Sacristan Alice Chromy Altar Servers Lindsey Wolterbeek Megan Drake Usher David DeValk *

8AM Fr. Honesto Agustin Lectors Marian LaVoy I Russ Fromherz II & Intro Eucharistic Ministers Norm Cardoza * Deacon Chuck Connie Christiansen Evelyn Pineda Antoine Joseph Cathy Gorham Sacristan Antoine Joseph Altar Servers Caroline Long Cameron Overton Bryson Parco Usher Arch Ruth *

10AM Bishop Randolph Calvo Lectors Barbara Hier-Johnson I Joan McEachin II & Intro Eucharistic Ministers Sylvia Scoggin * Deacon Chuck Barbara Hier-Johnson Patricia Miller Ray Miller Jim Pellegrino Maggie Pellegrino Sacristan Pat Pusich Altar Servers Matthew Day Todd Dicus Robert Hamon Ian Scoggin Usher Victor Azul *

5PM Father Richard Kayizzi Lectors Teri Wolf I John Bateman II & Intro Eucharistic Ministers Frank Martinez * Deacon Chuck Caroline Ackerman Sandra Riley Robert Hamon Sacristan Frankie Talbot Altar Servers Usher Reminder-It is your responsibility to find your replacements, please refer to your ministries phone list that was mailed to you.

The monthly

Memorial Mass

for those in-

terred in Our

Mother of Sor-

rows Catholic

Cemetery will

be celebrated on

Wednesday,

September 2, 2015 at 11:00 A.M. in

the Most Holy Redeemer Mausole-

um Chapel at the cemetery.

Our celebrant will be Father Jorge

Herrera. All are cordially invited to

attend.

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OnFiRe Catholic Youth Day for High School Teens

takes place at 6 Flags Discovery Kingdom on Saturday, September 19, 2015 9am-9pm.

For more information on this event email Tricia at

[email protected]

The fee is $50, includes entry, lunch, t-shirt, and a seat on the bus!

Last day to turn in $ and forms is Aug 31st

St. Albert’s

Annual

Fall Festival

Sunday, September 27th

The date is quickly approaching …

and we need your help!

We are looking for help in the following areas: Games Kitchen: Prep work and serving

Set up and clean up

Breakdown Decorating

Feel free to call Liz at (775) 224-2420

or

email [email protected]

Many hands can make light work and a fun time!

Thank you!

Confirmation 2015-16

Parent / Teen

Meeting

for

Confirmation

CI & CII

is Sept 12th at 4:00 in the gym.

Please bring Baptismal and First Holy

Communion Certificates in order to regis-

ter. If you need registration forms, email me

at [email protected] for the calendar

and confirmation requirements.

Please note that registration will close on

September 1st!!!

Tricia Garcia (775-398-5608)

[email protected]

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Centering Prayer An Introduction to Contemplative Practice

St. Albert’s Centering Prayer group, led by JoAnn and

Chuck Baird, will resume its first Monday of the month

meetings on Monday, September 7, at 7:00 pm in the

chapel.

On Centering Prayer

The Catechism of the Catholic Church (CC), § 2653,

says:

The Church ‘forcefully and specially exhorts all the Chris-

tian faithful…to learn ‘the surpassing knowledge of Jesus

Christ’ (Phil 3:8) by frequent reading of the divine Scrip-

tures…Let them remember, however, that prayer should

accompany the reading of Sacred Scripture, so that a dia-

logue takes place between God and man. For ‘we speak to

him when we pray; we listen to him when we read the

divine oracles.’

Centering Prayer is a spiritual custom based upon the

Word of God, Lectio Divina. We strive to increase the

time we spend alone with God to 15-20 minutes twice a

day. The purpose of our gathering is to encourage one

another each month in this sacred, individual practice, in

the words of CC, § 2560, in “the encounter of God’s thirst

with ours.”

All members of the Centering Prayer group invite you to

join them in the joy of this spiritual discipline.

K-8th grade Registration

for Religious Education (“Family Formation”) and sacramental preparation

for First Reconciliation and First Eucharist

is now OPEN.

This includes preparation for unbaptized children in the 3rd-8th grade (Children’s Catechumenate)

NEW THIS YEAR Registration WILL CLOSE on September 1, 2015 and students will

NOT be accepted into the program after this date.

Please Note

The Diocese of Reno requires two years of formal instruction for sacramental preparation.

Our first Family Formation class will held on Wednesday September 16th at 6:30pm in the gym. If we have NOT received a

copy of your child’s Baptism record previously, you are REQUIRED to bring it to this first class meeting. Parent and child attend-

ance at ALL Family Formation sessions is required and families in sacramental preparation are expected at each class meeting.

Registration can be done online and calendars for the year can be downloaded at www.stalbertreno.org.

Click on ‘Religious Education” and then “Family Formation” for the registration “Launch Form”.

You can also pick up a registration packet in the parish office. Summer hours are 9-1pm.

Second grade students at SAINT ALBERT SCHOOL do NOT need to register for the program.

Questions...Contact Beth Lujan at [email protected]

Grief Support Ministry

Crossroads

Saint Albert the Great offers two monthly grief

counseling sessions, the second and fourth Sun-

days of the month, starting September 13 and

27,12:00 pm – 1:30 pm in the Parish Office

Building, Gathering Room, (down the steps

from the church parking lot and around to the

side of the building facing the school).

Crossroads is for any person experiencing a

life-changing event, such as the death of a

loved one to other life-changing events.

JoAnn Baird would like to share this ministry

and she welcomes others’ participation.

For more information you can e-mail JoAnn at

[email protected] or leave voicemail or a

text message on her cell phone 925-699-4765.

She will get back to you.

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

02 18th Sunday-Ordinary Time Peter’s Pence

08:00 am Mass

Donald & Joseph Jr. Hennen †

by Marian LaVoy 10:00 am Mass

Julianna Martinez by Rebecca Gaul

05:00 pm Mass

Mercedes Campos † by

Bernadette dela Cruz-Cabanero & family

03 9:00 am Mass

04 St. John Vianney, Priest 9:00 am Mass

Kathleen Bermudes † by Helen Lotz

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

05 9:00 am Mass

Kathleen Bermudes by Helen Lotz

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall)

06 Transfiguration of the Lord 9:00 am Mass

Julianna Martinez by Rebecca Gaul

7:00 pm Choir Practice

07 9:00 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

Parish Offices Closed—Holiday

08 St. Dominic, Priest 4:00 pm Mass

Matthew Joseph † by Grandma

6:00 pm Mass (Spanish)

La gente de la parroquia

09 19th Sunday-Ordinary Time

08:00 am Mass

Larry Becker † by Susie Becker

10:00 am Mass

Wanda Mizzeli † by Adina Pacini

05:00 pm Mass

Marilyn Gutierrez by

Bernadette dela Cruz-Cabanero & family

10 St. Lawrence, Deacon 9:00 am Mass

Sally Morales by Lynn Kearney

06:30 pm St. Al’s GALS (Gathering Room)

11 St. Claire, Virgin 9:00 am Mass

Mary Sheets by Lynn Kearney

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

7:00 pm K of C Officers’ Meeting

12 9:00 am Mass

Jean Comb by Lynn Kearney

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall)

13 9:00 am Mass

Sandra Peissner by Rebecca Gaul

7:00 pm Choir Practice

14 St. Maximillian Kolbe, Priest 9:00 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

15 Assumption of Mary

4:00 pm Mass

Albert Joseph Alessandra †

by Alessandra family 6:00 pm Mass (Spanish) (B)

16 20th Sunday-Ordinary Time 08:00 am Mass

People of the Parish

10:00 am Mass

Al Pacini † by Adina Pacini

12:00 Noon Mass (Filipino)

Allen & Yul Belleza † by Deliah Belleza

Andrea Bacula

05:00 pm Mass Gregory Madden † by Madden family

17 9:00 am Mass

18 9:00 am Mass

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

7:00 pm K of C Business Meeting

19 9:00 am Mass

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall)

20 St. Bernard, Doctor/Church 9:00 am Mass

7:00 pm Choir Practice

21 St. Pius X, Pope 9:00 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

22 Queenship of Mary 4:00 pm Mass (B)

Tony Barker † by Marjorie Murdock

6:00 pm Mass (Spanish)

10:00 am Baptism Class

23 21st Sunday-Ordinary Time 08:00 am Mass

Lyda Clement † by Marian LaVoy

10:00 am Mass (B)

People of the Parish

05:00 pm Mass

Raymond Gonsalves † by McLuone family

24 St. Bartholomew, Apostle 10:30 am Mass

School is back in session!

25 10:30 am Mass

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

School is back in session!

26 10:30 am Mass

Ellen Mae & John M. Long †

by Caroline & Elizabeth Long

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall) School is back in session!

27 St. Monica 10:30 am Mass

School is back in session!

7:00 pm Choir Practice

28 St. Augustine, Bishop 10:30 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

School is back in session!

29 St. John the Baptist 4:00 pm Mass

Toni Marie † by Carolyn Smith

6:00 pm Mass (Spanish)

Potluck after 6:00 pm Mass

30 22nd Sunday-Ordinary Time

8:00 am Mass

Srs. Anna Louise & Gerald Lavoy O.P. †

by Marian LaVoy 10:00 am Pastor Installation Mass

Warren Reddington †

by Marilyn Reddington

5:00 pm Mass

People of the parish

31 10:30 am Mass

01 10:30 am Mass

Sean Smith by Lynn Kearney

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

7:00 pm K of C Business Meeting

Social Meeting

02 10:30 am Mass

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall)

03 St. Gregory the Great, Pope

10:30 am Mass

7:00 pm Choir Practice

04 10:30 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

05 Seminarian Education

4:00 pm Mass

People of the Parish

6:00 pm Mass (Spanish)

August 2015

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

02 18th Sunday-Ordinary Time Peter’s Pence

08:00 am Mass

Donald & Joseph Jr. Hennen †

by Marian LaVoy 10:00 am Mass

Julianna Martinez by Rebecca Gaul

05:00 pm Mass

Mercedes Campos † by

Bernadette dela Cruz-Cabanero & family

03 9:00 am Mass

04 St. John Vianney, Priest 9:00 am Mass

Kathleen Bermudes † by Helen Lotz

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

05 9:00 am Mass

Kathleen Bermudes by Helen Lotz

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall)

06 Transfiguration of the Lord 9:00 am Mass

Julianna Martinez by Rebecca Gaul

7:00 pm Choir Practice

07 9:00 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

Parish Offices Closed—Holiday

08 St. Dominic, Priest 4:00 pm Mass

Matthew Joseph † by Grandma

6:00 pm Mass (Spanish)

La gente de la parroquia

09 19th Sunday-Ordinary Time

08:00 am Mass

Larry Becker † by Susie Becker

10:00 am Mass

Wanda Mizzeli † by Adina Pacini

05:00 pm Mass

Marilyn Gutierrez by

Bernadette dela Cruz-Cabanero & family

10 St. Lawrence, Deacon 9:00 am Mass

Sally Morales by Lynn Kearney

06:30 pm St. Al’s GALS (Gathering Room)

11 St. Claire, Virgin 9:00 am Mass

Mary Sheets by Lynn Kearney

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

7:00 pm K of C Officers’ Meeting

12 9:00 am Mass

Jean Comb by Lynn Kearney

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall)

13 9:00 am Mass

Sandra Peissner by Rebecca Gaul

7:00 pm Choir Practice

14 St. Maximillian Kolbe, Priest 9:00 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

15 Assumption of Mary

4:00 pm Mass

Albert Joseph Alessandra †

by Alessandra family 6:00 pm Mass (Spanish) (B)

16 20th Sunday-Ordinary Time 08:00 am Mass

People of the Parish

10:00 am Mass

Al Pacini † by Adina Pacini

12:00 Noon Mass (Filipino)

Allen & Yul Belleza † by Deliah Belleza

Andrea Bacula

05:00 pm Mass Gregory Madden † by Madden family

17 9:00 am Mass

18 9:00 am Mass

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

7:00 pm K of C Business Meeting

19 9:00 am Mass

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall)

20 St. Bernard, Doctor/Church 9:00 am Mass

7:00 pm Choir Practice

21 St. Pius X, Pope 9:00 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

22 Queenship of Mary 4:00 pm Mass (B)

Tony Barker † by Marjorie Murdock

6:00 pm Mass (Spanish)

10:00 am Baptism Class

23 21st Sunday-Ordinary Time 08:00 am Mass

Lyda Clement † by Marian LaVoy

10:00 am Mass (B)

People of the Parish

05:00 pm Mass

Raymond Gonsalves † by McLuone family

24 St. Bartholomew, Apostle 10:30 am Mass

School is back in session!

25 10:30 am Mass

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

School is back in session!

26 10:30 am Mass

Ellen Mae & John M. Long †

by Caroline & Elizabeth Long

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall) School is back in session!

27 St. Monica 10:30 am Mass

School is back in session!

7:00 pm Choir Practice

28 St. Augustine, Bishop 10:30 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

School is back in session!

29 St. John the Baptist 4:00 pm Mass

Toni Marie † by Carolyn Smith

6:00 pm Mass (Spanish)

Potluck after 6:00 pm Mass

30 22nd Sunday-Ordinary Time

8:00 am Mass

Srs. Anna Louise & Gerald Lavoy O.P. †

by Marian LaVoy 10:00 am Pastor Installation Mass

Warren Reddington †

by Marilyn Reddington

5:00 pm Mass

People of the parish

31 10:30 am Mass

01 10:30 am Mass

Sean Smith by Lynn Kearney

11:00 am Faith Sharing (Chapel)

7:00 pm K of C Business Meeting

Social Meeting

02 10:30 am Mass

11:30 am Legion of Mary (K of C Hall)

03 St. Gregory the Great, Pope

10:30 am Mass

7:00 pm Choir Practice

04 10:30 am Mass

Rosary after Mass

05 Seminarian Education

4:00 pm Mass

People of the Parish

6:00 pm Mass (Spanish)

August 2015

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deacon’s corner Conversations at Table

RELIGION IS A UNIVERSAL DON’T TALK TO THE FALSE MASK

Deacon Chuck Lanham

S AINT THOMAS AQUINAS wrote that “to know that God exists in a general and confused way is implant-

ed in human nature, inasmuch as God is man’s beatitude. For man naturally desires happiness, and what is

naturally desired by man must be naturally known by him. This, however, is not to know absolutely that God

exists; just as to know that someone is approaching is not the same as to know that Peter is approaching even though

it is Peter who is approaching. For there are many who imagine that man’s perfect good, which is happiness, consists

in riches, and others in pleasures, and others in something else.”1

To which Peter Kreeft so cogently observes, “Everyone has some God, some ultimate end, some summum bo-

num (‘greatest good’). In this sense there are no simply non-religious human beings. An atheist too has a god: it is

usually himself or his own pleasures, comforts, or joys…Therefore, when talking with ‘non-religious’ people, do not

accept their false belief that there are two kinds of people: ‘religious people’ and ‘non-religious people’. Don’t talk to

the false mask they wear; talk to the real hunger within. It is always there.”2

What we may properly deduce from this is a much broader and more universal delineation of the term

“religion”; one that steps outside and well beyond the boundaries of normative religious connotations. Religion, by

definition, is an organized collection of beliefs, cultural systems, and world views that relate humanity to an order of

existence. If we are to assume this to be true and if there are, as Kreeft states, no non-religious human beings then it

logically and reasonably follows that all human beings must, by their nature of being human, belong to or be in associ-

ation with some form of religion, whether they wish to admit to it or not.

While I have mentioned it before it bears repeating: any and all religions are cultural systems, each carrying

its own specific portfolio of interests, tenets, and beliefs, and with this rudimentary understanding what anyone as-

cribes as important, whether it be a specific pursuit (a sport, avocation, or career) or interest (cooking, philately, or

gardening,) can thus be and ought to be defined as a religion. Even if we were to place God squarely in the mix, as has

traditionally been the case, religious membership remains universal and complete. When atheists or secularists bow

before their god or gods of self-adulation, personal pleasure, comfort, or joy, they are simply satisfying their natural

desire for happiness, some perceived summum bonum (“greatest good”) and are therefore practicing their religion.

In a rather perverse sort of way those who have so stridently objected to even the slightest breath of religious

ideology wafting upon the public square and within any public discourse have incorporated their own religion, if not

de jure then at least de facto, into the very fabric of our national ethos while surreptitiously circumventing our legal

system and our national consciousness. They have in effect established a state supported religion by simply not identi-

fying it as such.

1. Saint Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologiae, I, 2, 1. 2. Peter Kreeft, Practical Theology: Spiritual Direction from St. Thomas Aquinas, 5. The reality and inadequacy of our innate knowledge of God.

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Please consider donating:

Back Packs K-12, 1”- 3” Binders, Pocket Folders, Pens & Pencils, Erasers, Calculators

Paper (Wide & College Ruled), Scissors, Glue & Glue Sticks, Rulers, Protractors & Compasses,

Crayons & Markers, Shampoo - Cream Rinse, Toothpaste -Toothbrush, Deodor-

ant, Wal-Mart Gift Cards

Items can be dropped off in the barrels at St. Albert’s Church before and after Mass.

Last year our Parishioners provided back packs filled with school supplies to needy children in our community. Your dedi-cation to the community and families in need over the years is greatly appreciated!!

Once again, our mission is to provide needy children in our com-munity with the basic necessities for school.

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The Catholic’s Divorce Survival Guide Program

Do you know anyone who is divorced? Nearly everyone is affected by divorce; whether it’s you,

or a family member, or a co-worker. Divorce happens………..and it hurts.

The CATHOLIC’S DIVORCE SURVIVAL Guide Program is a 12-week DVD/discussion program

beginning Sunday, September 6, 2015 at 3-5 p.m. in the “Gathering Room” at St. Albert’s Catholic

Church, 1259 St. Albert’s Dr., Reno, NV 89503. St. Albert’s offers a Sunday 5 p.m. Mass if you

should wish to attend Mass after the program.

The program covers the topics of shock, denial, anger, grief, guilt, forgiveness, money, the courts,

the kids, the ex-spouse, annulment, dating, sexuality, spirituality, remarriage or staying single,

and much more.

The program is based on the teachings of the Catholic Church, and open to anyone who needs

comfort, counsel and clarity after a divorce. Pre-registration is required. Cost is $25 on or before

August 24, 2015. After August 24, the cost is $30. NO BABYSITTING is available.

Dates of program classes are:

September 6, 13, 20

October 4, 11, 18, 25

November 1, 15, 22, 29

December 6

Applications are online at the Diocese of Reno website…… http://renodiocese.org/

Fill out the application and mail with a check written to St. Albert Catholic Church at the address

above. Pre-registration is complete when the check is received with completed forms.

For more information about Pre-registration or Program, email SHIRLEY S. RUSSELL, OCDS, at

[email protected] or call (775) 846-8300.

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