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Cathedral of St. John the Baptist 1 January 2017 Happy New Year! The beginning of a new calendar year brings us a special joy and hope. It is a reminder that time is a gift of God, given to us from His eter- nity, for us to use to prepare for eternity. The passing of each year and each day is meant to be an exchange with God: He gives us time, and we give our days and years back to Him in service and love, bringing as much good as possible into the world and into the lives of others. The New Year is an opportunity to re- solve, above all, to serve God faithfully: to be- lieve more firmly, to hope more ardently, to love more generously. That is what makes a new year “happy,” and that is what leads us to the happiness that never ends. 1 January 2017 Solemnity of Mary, Holy Mother of God Father, source of light in every age, the Virgin conceived and bore your Son who is called Wonderful God, Prince of Peace. May her prayer, the gift of a mother's love, be your peo- ple's joy through all ages. May her response, born of a humble heart draw your Spirit to rest on your people. Grant this through Christ our Lord. Amen Epiphany 8 January 2017 11:15 AM Missa Brevis St. Joannes de Deo Franz Joseph Haydn The Missa brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo was wrien around 1775 for the order of the Barmherzige Bruder (Brothers Hospitallers) in Eisenstadt, whose pa- tron saint was St. John of God. Scored for sopra- no solo, choir, strings and organ, it is known as Kleine Orgelsolomesse (Lile Organ Mass) due to the extended organ solo in the Benedictus Move- ment. It is customary to bless your house at Epiphany! Blessed chalk will be available after the Mass- es on Epiphany for you to take home and the Rite of Blessing will be included in the 8 Janu- ary bulletin! Candlemas 2 February 2017 12:05 PM Candlemas is a solemnity celebrating Jesus’ presentation at the temple. It is one of the oldest feasts and has been celebrated since the fourth century. Candles are available to be purchased in advance to be blessed at Candlemas. Enve- lopes are located in the back of the church. Sug- gested donation of $5 per candle set. Orders are due by 13 January 2017. Envelopes can be placed in the collection or returned to the Parish Office at 119 Broad Street. Blessed candles will be available for pickup after the 12:05 Mass on 2 February or in the Parish Office after 2 February.
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Cathedral of St. John the Baptist 1 January 2017
Happy New Year!
The beginning of a new calendar year brings
us a special joy and hope. It is a reminder that
time is a gift of God, given to us from His eter-
nity, for us to use to prepare for eternity. The
passing of each year and each day is meant to
be an exchange with God: He gives us time,
and we give our days and years back to Him
in service and love, bringing as much good as
possible into the world and into the lives of
others. The New Year is an opportunity to re-
solve, above all, to serve God faithfully: to be-
lieve more firmly, to hope more ardently, to
love more generously. That is what makes a
new year “happy,” and that is what leads us to
the happiness that never ends.
1 January 2017
Solemnity of Mary, Holy Mother of God
Father, source of light in every age, the Virgin
conceived and bore your Son who is called
Wonderful God, Prince of Peace. May her
prayer, the gift of a mother's love, be your peo-
ple's joy through all ages. May her response,
born of a humble heart draw your Spirit to rest
on your people. Grant this through Christ our
Lord. Amen
Epiphany
8 January 2017 11:15 AM
Missa Brevis St. Joannes de Deo
Franz Joseph Haydn
The Missa brevis Sancti Joannis
de Deo was written around
1775 for the order of the Barmherzige Bruder
(Brothers Hospitallers) in Eisenstadt, whose pa-
tron saint was St. John of God. Scored for sopra-
no solo, choir, strings and organ, it is known as
Kleine Orgelsolomesse (Little Organ Mass) due to
the extended organ solo in the Benedictus Move-
ment.
It is customary to bless your house at Epiphany!
Blessed chalk will be available after the Mass-
es on Epiphany for you to take home and the
Rite of Blessing will be included in the 8 Janu-
ary bulletin!
Candlemas
2 February 2017
12:05 PM
Candlemas is a solemnity celebrating Jesus’
presentation at the temple. It is one of the oldest
feasts and has been celebrated since the fourth
century. Candles are available to be purchased
in advance to be blessed at Candlemas. Enve-
lopes are located in the back of the church. Sug-
gested donation of $5 per candle set.
Orders are due by 13 January 2017. Envelopes
can be placed in the collection or returned to
the Parish Office at 119 Broad Street. Blessed
candles will be available for pickup after the
12:05 Mass on 2 February or in the Parish Office
after 2 February.
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist Solemnity of Mary, Holy Mother of God
Religious Education News
Dear Parishioners,
My deepest appreci-
ation to all those
who helped, to the
children who partici-
pated, and to those
who came to watch
our wonderful Chil-
dren's Advent Pro-
gram. Special thanks to Amanda Colie for di-
recting the program, assistant director Olivia
Nagreodski, to Rick McConnell and Theresa
Jackson for stage props and scenery, and to all
who helped with
costumes, with di-
recting the children,
and with providing
plenty of delicious
food. And many
thanks to our young
musicians: Stella
Wood, Jakson Coatsworth, Angeline and Joe Ga-
glione, Peyton Smith, Peachy Aller, Joseph
Grech, and Maggie Colie for sharing their tal-
ents and making the program extra special!
God bless you all this Christmas season,
Karen McLaurin, DRE
Thank you to all of our volunteers
who helped to make the
Cathedral beautiful for
the Christmas season!
Your work is greatly appreciated!
South Carolina Citizens for Life
Proudly Pro-Life Weekend
6-7 January 2017
Columbia, SC
Speaker: Evangelist Dr. Alveda King,
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s niece
South Carolina Citizens for Life cordially invites
you to participate in the largest single state-
wide annual pro-life gathering on 6-7 January,
2017. Come to celebrate that you are proud to
be pro-life and that our movement is "Alive and
Growing", this year's theme.
To reserve your tickets or for more information,
contact SCCL at [email protected] or call
803-252-5433. The Cathedral Respect Life team
will also sponsor a table at the dinner and if in-
terested in attending call Cheryle Freiberger at
843-696-0604.
The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, 2
January in observance of New Year’s Day. The
office will reopen on Tuesday, 3 January.
The Parish Office will also be closed on Mon-
day, 16 January in observance of Martin Luther
King, Jr. Day. The office will reopen on Tues-
day, 17 January.
www.charlestoncathedral.com 1 January 2017
St. Vincent de Paul
St. Vincent de Paul will be begging for alms af-
ter all Masses on 31 December and 1 January.
All donations go to help with rent, utilities, and
medical care for those in need on the peninsula.
Healthy Eating Support Group
Do you want to feel better? Do you want to im-
prove your health? If so, please join us as we
begin a support group that emphasizes nutri-
tious eating to nurture mind, body and spirit.
Each week, we will focus on an area of nutrition
and share recipes, tips, and support to help you
incorporate healthful changes in diet.
This is the first step towards a healthier (and
happier) you! We’ll meet weekly for 4 weeks,
and provide support as needed in between to
help you navigate grocery stores and dietary
trends.
The cost for the program is $35. Meetings will
be held on Thursday, 12 January, 19 January,
26 January, and 2 February from 6-7:15 PM in
the Lower Church. Please, contact Irene Lagan
at [email protected] for more information
or to register.
Jesu Caritas Retreat
Dominican Sisters of St. Cecilia
10-12 March 2017
Nashville, TN
These weekend retreats explore different topics
that are a focus within the Church, offering spir-
itual insight for those who love the Church.
There are opportunities to speak with the sisters
and to meet others who have an earnest desire
for God. Retreats are open to single, Catholic
women, ages 17-30.
For more information visit
www.nashvilledominican.org or contact Sr. Pe-
ter Marie at 615-256-0147 or [email protected].
The students and staff would like to wish eve-
ryone a Happy New Year!
Reminder: School will resume on Tuesday, 3
January at 8:00 AM.
Save the Date!
Lowcountry Boil, Brews, and Blue Grass
benefitting CCS
21 January 2017 from 6-10 PM
Place: Diocese of Charleston Pastoral Center
Admission: $50 per person; $90 per couple
Silent Auction and Fund-a-Need Fund Raiser!
Cathedral Women’s and Men’s Clubs
The Cathedral Women’s Club will meet on 10
January at 6:45 PM in the Parish Hall. All wom-
en of the Parish are welcome to attend! Join the
CWC for food, fun, and fellowship.
The Cathedral Men’s Club will meet on 16 Jan-
uary at 5:30 PM in the Parish Hall. Now is the
perfect time to join as we begin the New Year!
www.charlestoncathedral.com Solemnity of Mary, Holy Mother of God
Please Pray Paul Arena Pacifico Amaro Todd Armstrong Laura Bowers Susan Brannock Margaret Mary Brant David Caron Mabel Frances Caron Mary Carson Gay Carter George Catumas Trudie Cooper Theresa Corbin Caroline Counts Mary Jo Daugherty Sharon Dean Ella Deitch Carol Delisio Lillian DeSandolo Nancy DeSandolo The DeSandolo Family Sr. Mary Ann Donovan Irene Douglass Mac Dunbar Fr. John Dux Rob Everhart Amelia Finley Veronica Fisher Mildred Foster Mary Ann Flack Donna Fread Cheryle Freiberger Sharon Frizzell Shirley Gadsden Joseph Gaglione Janine Gaglio Elizabeth Gallagher Peggy Geraty Fran Granger Richardeen Dent Joann Gustafson John Hathaway Zachary Healey Hilde Hensley Barbara Herman Nora Lynn Hoffman Ken Hoffman Cindy Hogan Alice Holmquist Bob Hosker Danielle Hosker Greg Hutto James Ingrassia
Thomas Johnston Peggy Kanapaux Margaret Karafa Chris Keller Nancy Kowalsky Shirley Lanford Kevin&Kailii Lyons Nancy Lynch Jack Lubbers Karen Mack Mary Magee Robert Mallard Christine Marci Jean Masonis Marcia Mathias Dave McCaffery Dave McGrath James Anthony Mellon Jeffrey Patrick Mellon Jay Michel, IV Lee Mullinax, Sr. Hannah Murphy Michael Murphy Peter Murphy Bob Nebergall Annie Neese Carson Parker Sonoma Peterson Myrna Lane Piccione Margarite C Poulnot Caroline Price Frank Rose Becca Rowland Ava Rowley John Saber De’Anna Scannel Gus & Mary Schill Janet Sherbine Linda Smith Elyse Sokol Margaret Mary Spra-gue Charlene Stuart Esther Tecklenburg Jane Thompson John G. Thornhill Carolyn Torlay Haley Tyrrell Patricia Van Marter William Viger Peter Winkler Nicholas Yeaw Kathi Zigli
Parking Pass
31 December-1 January
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Cathedral Calendars
Beautiful 2017 Calendars are available for parish-
ioners to pick up after Mass in the lower Cathe-
dral or St. Mary's Parish Hall. They are courtesy
of parishioner James A. McAlister.
Christmas Remembrances Miss Diane Horkey
Bernadette Connor+
Allison Connor+
Mr. David & Mrs. Kate Reiss
Fred & Dot Reiss
Loretta B. Daniel
Charles Kisabeth
Mr. Jack Formichella
John & Marie Formichella
Mr. William Mattingly
Delphine Mattingly+
Marlana Mattingly+
Miss Alice Roth Morgan
Harriman Morgan, Jr. +
Dr. & Mrs. Louis D. Dornetto
Norman & Frances Keenan+
Louis & Bridget Dornetto+
Muriel A. Keenan+
Donna K. Byrd+
Anthony F. Dornetto+
Christopher & Kristen Newman
Mr. & Mrs. Robbins Lee Mitchell
Mr. & Mrs. James Armstrong Blair
Ms. Laurd Jean Blair
Mr. & Mrs. James Adolphus Newman
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist 1 January 2017
Weekly Offertory Reports
18 December 2016
Offertory $11,034.01
Electronic Offertory $4,393.05
Total Offertory $15,427.06
Due to Christmas, the offertory in-
formation for 25 December will be
included in the 8 January bulletin.
Sincere thanks for your
generosity. Every gift matters!
Did you know…. If you give
electronically you no longer have
to keep track of envelopes? That‘s
right! All of the offertory categories
covered with envelopes can now
be done online!
You can also now donate by text!
Simply send a text to
(843)580-1719 with the amount
you would like to contribute.
Make sure to include the dollar
sign before the amount (example:
$25).
Offertory Option: If credit cards
and envelopes aren’t your thing,
consider the easy automatic check-
ing withdrawal.
Don’t forget… Remember to
update your electronic account
with current credit card expiration
dates.
Remember: When giving to the
Bishop’s Annual Appeal,
payments should be made to
“Bishop’s Annual Appeal.”
Thank you!
5:30 pm Saturday Vigil Cathedral
9:00 am Cathedral
9:30 am St. Mary
11:15 am Cathedral
No Evening Mass
Sunday Events:
NO Sunday Fellowship
NO Religious Ed Classes
NO RCIA
NO Prayer Apostolate
12:05 pm Cathedral
Mary Lou Wirth+
Parish Office Closed
12:05 pm Cathedral
Ernest DeLuca, Sr.+
12:05 pm Cathedral
Bishop Ernest Unterkoeffler+
Wednesday Events
5:30 pm St. Vincent de Paul
7:00 pm Cathedral Choir Rehearsal
12:05 pm Cathedral
Jean-Marie Guillou-Keredan+
10:00 am Mass at Canterbury House
12:05 pm Cathedral
Rosemarie Zomer+
5:30 pm Cathedral
Intentions of Susan Rowland
9:00 am Cathedral
Intentions of the Kim Hae-Yong Family
9:30 am St. Mary
11:00 am Cathedral
Choral Mass
Pro Populo
6:00 pm Cathedral
Sunday Events:
10:05 am Sunday Morning Fellowship
10:05 am Religious Ed Classes
10:05 am RCIA
1:00 pm Prayer Apostolate
Sunday, 1 January 2017
Solemnity of Mary, The Holy
Mother of God
Monday, 2 January 2017
St. Basil the Great & St. Gregory
Nazianzen
Tuesday, 3 January 2017
The Most Holy Name of Jesus
Friday, 6 January 2017
Christmas Weekday
Saturday, 7 January 2017
Christmas Weekday
Sunday, 8 January 2017
Epiphany of the Lord
For Daily Mass Readings
Consult our Parish App
www.myparishapp.com
Wednesday, 4 January 2017
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Thursday, 5 January 2017
St. John Neumann, Bishop
www.charlestoncathedral.com Solemnity of Mary, Holy Mother of God
Bishop of Charleston
The Most Reverend
Robert E. Guglielmone, D.D.
www.sccatholic.org
Cathedral Clergy
Monsignor Steven L. Brovey
Cathedral Rector
(843) 724-8395
Rev. Patrick Allen
Daily Mass Assisting Priest
Charles J. Olimpio, Deacon
(843) 724-8395
Thomas Baranoski, Deacon
(843) 724-8395
Administrative Staff
Mrs. Stephanie Stewart
Executive Assistant to the Rector [email protected]
Mrs. Kay Phillip
Bookkeeper
Mrs. Caitlin Smith
Ms. Cheryl LaRose
Pastoral Staff
Mr. Daniel Sansone
Director of Music &Liturgy
Mrs. Karen McLaurin
Director of Christian Formation
Parish Office
(843) 724-8395
Fax: (843) 724-6386
Charleston Catholic School
Principal, Fred McKay
(843)577-4495
Sacrament of Marriage
Either the bride or the groom must
be a practicing Catholic and
registered at the Cathedral for at
least twelve months before
scheduling a wedding date and
beginning the six month marriage
preparation. The bride/groom must
be an active parishioner, regularly
attending Mass on Sundays and
Holy Days of Obligation, and use of
the envelope system in support of
the parish. The Wedding Policy
Booklet may be found on the
Cathedral Website.
For wedding information, please
contact Mrs. Stephanie Stewart at:
Baptisms
To schedule to have your child
baptized, please contact Ms. Cheryl
LaRose at (843) 724-8395, or email:
Active Membership
Various facilities and services are
available to our active members. This
includes use of the church for
Baptisms, Weddings and other
Sacramental events, and includes
parishioner status in parochial
schools.
Active Membership
Is determined by four things:
Being properly registered in the
parish for a sufficient period of
time.
Faithful attendance at Mass on
Sundays and Holy Days.
Use of the envelope system in
support of the parish.
Being active in at least one parish
program, ministry or
organization.
Homebound?
If you know someone who is
homebound, and would like to
receive the Sacrament of
Reconciliation, Holy
Communion or the Anointing of
the Sick, please call the Parish
Office.
After Hours Emergency Line
In the event of a medical
emergency or death after office
hours, please call:(843) 469-3406
For assistance with food,
utilities, rent, or medical bills,
contact the St. Vincent de Paul
Society at 843-727-1577.
Cathedral Schedule
Weekend Schedule
5:30 pm Saturday Vigil
Sunday Mass Times
9:00 am Family Mass
11:15 am Solemn Mass
6:00 pm Sung Mass
Weekday Schedule
11:30 am Rosary
12 Noon Angelus
12:05 pm Mass
St. Mary of the
Annunciation
Weekend Schedule
9:30 am Sunday Sung Mass
Confession Schedule
Monday-Friday
11:15-11:50 am
Saturdays
4:00-5:00 pm
