Father Chuck Durante Fr.Chuck@stacathedral.com

Rector, Ext. 106 Fr. Lucio Zuñiga-Rocha Fr.Lucio@stacathedral.com Parochial Vicar, Ext. 101

Joseph Bell & Robert Dangel Deacons

P O E- : Office@STACathedral.com

P O H Monday: 11:00-4:30 PM

Tuesday thru Friday: 8:30-4:30 PM

S Rocío Paz

Office Administrator Ext. #100 Rociog@STACathedral.com Mary Ann Dangel

Bookkeeping Ext. #108 Tammie Sheely

Religious Education Ext. #110 Jack Hallsted

Bookstore Manager Ext. #112

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Tues—Thurs: 11:00-2:00PM Friday: C

Saturday: 3:00-5:00PM Sunday: 8:00AM-1:00PM

S A I N T T H O M A S A Q U I N A S C A T H E D R A L 3 1 0 W E S T S E C O N D S T R E E T , R E N O , N V 8 9 5 0 3

Most Rev Randolph R. Calvo JCD DD, Bishop of Reno

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FROM FATHER CHUCK’S DESK

Lent is moving very quickly as we enter this fifth week and Holy Week is on its heels. Next Sunday is Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord. We proclaim two Gospels on that day: one at the very beginning of Mass, announcing Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem, with the blessing & procession of palms, and the other at the usual time, the rich and lengthy passion narrative, this year from the Gospel of Luke. It’s a joyful, yet sobering, solemn day as we move from what appears to be a victorious procession of Jesus to His crushing crucifixion. Palms will be given out at all the Masses. Please note that at the 9:30 AM & 6:00 PM Masses, we will begin in the courtyard. The church doors will remain closed except for those who have difficulty walking. All others are asked to meet in the courtyard for the blessing of palms, proclamation of the first Gospel, and then procession into the church. The Knights and Ladies of the Holy Sepulcher from around the parishes in our Diocese will lead part of the procession at the 9:30 AM Mass. (This Catholic organization helps support the Christian sites in the Holy Land and the struggling Christians in that part of the world.) It will be a beautiful way to begin Holy Week. Please allow a little extra time for Masses next weekend. The Liturgy of the Word is longer and there will likely be more people in attendance than on a regular Sunday. It is a time for us to welcome and encourage our visitors in the faith.

Thinking about additional people and parking issues, there is a movement afoot for a private business to acquire the city public parking lot across from the Cathedral on Second St. I believe many of you rely on that lot to park. There isn’t much additional parking available & our parish lot cannot handle all of those coming to Mass. As I talk with the city about this concern I would like to get a good sense of how many of you coming to Mass normally park in that lot, so I will be asking you to raise your hands for a count at Mass the next couple of weeks.

Lent is a time of reflection and repentance from sin. The Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) is most often celebrated during this time, several parishes including ours, is having a Reconciliation Service with many priests to assist in the individual confession and absolution portion of the sacrament. The preparation for this sacrament is crucial. A good examination of conscience readies us to know what we ought to confess and, equally important, what we need to change in our lives. The sacrament has little effect if we just bring the same sins with no true intention to live differently. I’ve included later in the bulletin a good examination of conscience from the USCCB, as a guide to preparing for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. I encourage you to take some time to pray through it. Our parish service will be at 6:30 PM on Tuesday of Holy Week, April 16. Holy Week is the most solemn liturgical time of year, I hope that you will make the time to come to the special liturgies of that week. Holy Thursday Mass will be at 7:00 PM. Good Friday Daytime Liturgy, a 3-hour devotion beginning at noon, will be comprised of the Stations of the Cross, Reflections on the Seven Last Words of Christ, the Good Friday Daytime Liturgy will be led by Bishop Calvo. Plan to come to part or all of that sacred time. Good Friday Evening Liturgy at 7:00 PM. Due to the long proclamation of the Scriptures, the Word part of that liturgy will take place in different places in English and in Spanish, we all then will come together for the Venera-tion of the Cross and Holy Communion. Ecumenical City Stations, beginning at 4:00 PM at Trinity Episcopal Church. Spanish Living Stations of the Cross in our courtyard at 5:30 PM. Holy Saturday-Easter Vigil will begin in the courtyard at 8:00 PM. (NO Confessions or 5:00 PM Mass) Easter Sunday Masses will be at the usual time. The richness of our faith is revealed, remembered and celebrated throughout these holy days, so I hope that you all will be able to take part fully. Blessings to you all this 5th Week of Lent!

DEL ESCRITORIO DEL PADRE CHUCK La Cuaresma se mueve muy rápidamente, la Semana Santa está a la vuelta de la esquina. El próximo Domingo

es Domingo de Ramos de la Pasión del Señor. Proclamamos 2 Evangelios en ese día: uno al principio de la Misa, anunciando la entrada de Jesús a Jerusalén, con la bendición y procesión de Palmas y la otra en el tiempo habitual, la rica y larga narración de la Pasión, este año del Evangelio de Lucas. Este es un día gozoso y solemne, a medida que nos movemos de lo que parece ser una procesión victoriosa de Jesús, hasta su humillante crucifixión. Distribui-remos palmas en todas las Misas. Las Misas de las 9:30 AM y 6:00 PM comenzarán afuera en el patio. Las puer-tas de la iglesia permanecerán cerradas, excepto para aquellos que tienen dificultad para caminar. A todos los de-más les pido que se reúnan en el patio para la bendición de las palmas, proclamación del primer Evangelio y luego procesión a la iglesia. Los miembros del Santo Sepulcro de las parroquias en nuestra Diócesis guiaran parte de la procesión en la Misa de las 9:30 AM. (Esta organización católica ayuda a apoyar los sitios cristianos en la Tierra Santa y los cristianos que luchan en esa parte del mundo.) Será una hermosa manera de comenzar la Semana Santa. Por favor, dese un poco de tiempo extra el próximo fin de semana. La liturgia de la palabra es más larga y es muy probable que haya más personas presentes que en un Domingo regular. Esta es una gran oportunidad de acoger y dar la bienvenida a nuestros visitantes en la fe.

Hablando de personas adicionales y problemas de estacionamiento, hay un movimiento en marcha de una in-dustria privada que desea adquirir el estacionamiento público de la ciudad frente a la catedral cruzando la calle Se-gunda. Creo que muchos de ustedes dependen de este lote para estacionarse cuando vienen a Misa. No hay mu-cho estacionamiento adicional disponible y nuestro estacionamiento parroquial no es suficiente para todas las perso-nas que vienen a Misa. Mientras hablo con la ciudad sobre este asunto, me gustaría tener una buena idea de cuán-tos de ustedes que vienen a Misa regularmente se estacionan en ese lote, por lo cual les voy a pedir que levanten la mano para contar a las personas en las Misas las próximas dos semanas.

La Cuaresma es un tiempo de reflexión y arrepentimiento del pecado. El Sacramento de la Reconciliación (Confesión) se celebra con mayor frecuencia durante este tiempo y varias parroquias, incluyendo la nuestra, tendrán un Servicio de Reconciliación con varios sacerdotes que ayudaran para escuchar confesiones. La preparación para este Sacramento es muy importante. Un buen examen de conciencia nos prepara para reconocer lo que debemos confesar, e igualmente importante, lo que necesitamos cambiar o corregir en nuestra vida. El Sacramento tiene poco efecto si solo traemos los mismos pecados sin la verdadera intención de vivir de manera diferente. He incluido más adelante en el boletín un Buen Examen de Conciencia en inglés como guía para prepararse para el Sacramen-to de la Reconciliación. La semana entrante tendremos en el boletín esta guía en inglés y español. Les animo a to-mar un tiempo para orar a través de este. Nuestro Servicio de Reconciliación Parroquial será a las 6:30 PM el Martes de la Semana Santa, 16 de Abril.

La Semana Santa es la época litúrgica más solemne del año, espero que usted tome el tiempo para venir a las liturgias especiales de esa semana. Jueves Santo-Misa bilingüe a las 7:00 PM. Viernes Santo-Liturgia del Dia, una devoción de 3 horas, comenzará al mediodía, con las Estaciones de la Cruz, reflexión sobre las 7 últimas palabras de Cristo. La Liturgia del día será dirigida por nuestro Señor Obispo. Planee venir a parte o a todo ese tiempo sagrado. Viernes Santo-Liturgia Vespertina—bilingüe a las 7:00 PM. Continuando con la Veneración de la Cruz y la Santa Eucaristía. Estaciones de la cruz ecuménicas comenzando en el estacionamiento de la Iglesia Episcopal a las 4:00 PM . Viacrucis Viviente en nuestro jardín a las 5:30 PM. Sábado de Gloria-Vigilia de Pascua—comenzará en el patio a las 8:00 PM. (NO Confesiones, NO Misa a las 5:00 PM el Sábado de Gloria.) Domingo de Pascua Misas a la hora habitual. La riqueza de nuestra fe se revela, se recuerda y se celebra a lo largo de estos días sagrados, así que espero que todos ustedes puedan participar plenamente. Bendiciones a todos en esta Quinta Semana de Cuaresma.

APRIL Sunday, April 7 First Sunday of the Month Events: Coffee & Donuts and Blood Pressure check a er Morning Masses

Monday, April 8 1:00 PM Marian Movement for Priests Rosary 6:00 PM Prayer Circle

Tuesday, April 9 6:00 AM Men of Saint Joseph 5:15 PM Confirma on Classes 7:00 PM RCIA

Wednesday, April 10, 17, 24 6:30 PM Grupo de Oración Carismá co

Thursday, April 11 1:00-6:30 PM Adora on concluding w/Benedic on 3:00 PM Divine Chaplet of Mercy 5:30-6:30 PM Confessions 6:30 PM WSTA Business Mee ng 7:00-9:00 pm Adult Choir Prac ce

Friday, April 12 6:00 PM Sta ons of the Cross 6:30 PM Lenten Soup & Bread Potluck

Saturday, April 13 6:30 AM Lenten Reflec ons 8:15 AM Communion & Con nuing Ed Classes 3:00-4:30 PM Confessions

WSTA Spring Cra Fair in Righini Hall Saturday, April 27th 12:00—6:00 PM Sunday, April 28th 8:00--3:00 PM

MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, April 6

8:00 5:00

† Rory Schnee Berger Joshua Floyd—Birthday

Sunday, April 7—Fi h Sunday of Lent

7:30 9:30

11:30 4:15 6:00

† Caroline “G.G.” Costello † Harry Prall † Maria Nguyen People of St Thomas Aquinas Cathedral † Cecilia Avalos

Monday, April 8—Lenten Weekday

12:10 † Francisco Xavier Vu

Tuesday, April 9—Lenten Weekday

7:00 12:10

Francisco Nahoe OFM Conv †† Francisco Vu & Maria Nguyen

Wednesday, April 10—Lenten Weekday

7:00 12:10

Marry Ellen Mar ndale Ismael & Rocio Paz

Thursday, April 11—Saint Stanislaus

7:00 12:10

† Joe Freshman Jeff Nohr

Friday, April 12—Lenten Weekday

7:00 † Ken Vizina

Saturday, April 13

8:00 5:00

John Gregory Longcore Lois Ann Klote

Readings of the Week Mon: Dn 13:1-62; Ps 23:1-6; Jn 8:12-20 Tues: Nm 21:4-9; Ps 102:2-3, 16-21; Jn 8:21-30 Wed: Dn 3:14-20, 91-92, 95; Dn 3:52-56; Jn 8:31-42 Thurs: Gn 17:3-9; Ps 105:4-9: Jn 8:51-59 Fri: Jer 20:10-13; Ps 18:2-7; Jn 10:31-42 Sat: Ez 37:21-28; Jer 31:10-13; Jn 11:45-56 Sun Lk 19:28-40; Is 50:4-7; Ps 22:8-9, 17-24; Phil 2:6-11; Lk 22:14--23:56

STATIONS OF THE CROSS EVERY FRIDAY DURING LENT 6:00 PM, FOLLOWED BY SOUP & BREAD POTLUCK IN RIGHINI HALL.

PLEASE BRING A MEATLESS SOUP & BREAD TO SHARE.

CHRISM MASS THURSDAY, APRIL 11TH AT 5:30 PM

SAINT ROSE OF LIMA PARISH Join Bishop Calvo as he blesses and consecrates the Chrism Oil that is used for Bap sm, Confirma on, Holy Orders and Anoin ng of the Sick during the up-coming year. A er it is blessed, the oil is distributed and used at all the churches & hospitals of the diocese. The priests of the diocese par cipate by renewing the promises they made on their ordina on day. It includes their call to serve the people of God faithfully, the call to be men of prayer and the call to be faithful to one’s Bishop. That is a powerful moment in the life of the priest and also for the lay faithful who are called to renew their own commitment and prayers for the priests.

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LENTEN REFLECTIONS Saturdays during Lent in Righini Hall at 6:30 AM. Reflec ons based on selected readings. Session will be completed in me to a end the 8:00 AM Mass. Reflec on Sessions are open to everyone.

LENTEN RECONCILIATION SERVICES St Francis of Assisi-Incline Village—Tuesday, April 9th from 6:00-7:30 PM

St Therese of the Little Flower-Reno—Wednesday, April 10th at 7:00 PM

St Galls-Gardnerville—Wednesday, April 10th at 7:00 PM

Immaculate Conception-Sparks—Friday, April 12th at 7:00 PM

St Thomas Aquinas Cathedral-Reno—Tuesday, April 16th at 6:30 PM

CATHOLIC SERVICES APPEAL UPDATE Pledges Received: 152 Amount Pledged: $77,659 Amount Received: $45,701

Examination of Conscience Based on Catholic Social Teaching Life and Dignity of the Human Person • Do I respect the life and dignity of every human person from conception through natural death? • Do I recognize the face of Christ reflected in all others around me whatever their race, class, age, or abilities? • Do I work to protect the dignity of others when it is being threatened? • Am I committed to both protecting human life and to ensuring that every human being is able to live in dignity? Call to Family, Community, and Participation • Do I try to make positive contributions in my family and in my community? • Are my beliefs, attitudes, and choices such that they strengthen or undermine the institution of the family? • Am I aware of problems facing my local community and involved in efforts to find solutions? • Do I stay informed and make my voice heard when needed? • Do I support the efforts of poor persons to work for change in their neighborhoods and communities? • Do my attitudes and interactions empower or dis-empower others? Rights and Responsibilities • Do I recognize and respect the economic, social, political, and cultural rights of others? • Do I live in material comfort and excess while remaining insensitive to the needs of others whose rights are unfulfilled? • Do I take seriously my responsibility to ensure that the rights of persons in need are realized? • Do I urge those in power to implement programs/policies that give priority to the human dignity of all, especially the vulnerable? Option for the Poor and Vulnerable • Do I give special attention to the needs of the poor and vulnerable in my community and in the world? • Am I disproportionately concerned for my own good at the expense of others? • Do I engage in service and advocacy work that protects the dignity of poor and vulnerable persons? The Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers • As a worker, do I give my employer a fair day’s work for my wages? As an owner, do I treat workers fairly? • Do I treat all workers with whom I interact with respect, no matter their position or class? • Do I support the rights of all workers to adequate wages, health insurance, vacation and sick leave? • Do I affirm their right to form or join unions or worker associations? • Do my purchasing choices take into account the hands involved in the production of what I buy? • When possible, do I buy products produced by workers whose rights and dignity were respected? Solidarity • Does the way I spend my time reflect a genuine concern for others? • Is solidarity incorporated into my prayer and spirituality? • Do I lift up vulnerable people throughout the world in my prayer, or is it reserved for only my personal concerns? • Am I attentive only to my local neighbors or also those across the globe? • Do I see all members of the human family as my brothers and sisters? Care for God’s Creation • Do I live out my responsibility to care for God’s creation? • Do I see my care for creation as connected to my concern for those who are most at risk from environmental problems? • Do I litter? Live wastefully? Use energy too freely? Are there ways I could reduce consumption in my life? • Are there ways I could change my daily practices & those of my family, school, workplace, or community to better conserve the earth’s resources for future generations?

Based on the Ten Commandments I am the Lord your God: You shall not have strange Gods before me. Have I treated people/events/things as more important than God? You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. Have my words, put down God, the Church, or people? Remember to keep holy the Lord's Day. Do I go to Mass every Sunday (or Saturday Vigil) and on Holy Days of Obligation? Do I avoid, when possible, work that impedes worship to God, joy for the Lord’s Day, and proper relaxation of mind and body? Do I look for ways to spend time with family or in service on Sunday? Honor your father & mother. Do I show my parents due respect? Do I seek to maintain good communication with my parents where possible? Do I criticize them for lacking skills I think they should have? You shall not kill. Have I harmed another through physical, verbal, or emotional means, including gossip? You shall not commit adultery. Have I respected the physical and sexual dignity of others and of myself? You shall not steal. Have I taken or wasted time or resources that belonged to another? You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor. Have I gossiped, lied, or embellished stories at the expense of others? You shall not covet your neighbor’s spouse. Have I honored my spouse with my full affection and exclusive love? You shall not covet your neighbor’s goods. Am I content with my own means. Do I compare myself to others unnecessarily?

THE SULTAN & THE SAINT—APRIL 24TH 6:30–8:30 PM FILM SHOWING & INTERFAITH DISCUSSION. SEE HOW ENCOUNTER BRINGS PEACE. FREE EVENT! For more informa on contact Rita Sloan : rwrksloan@hotmail.com or 849-1653. h ps://www.sultanandthesain ilm.com.

WOMEN OF SAINT. THOMAS SPRING CRAFT FAIR IN RH Saturday, April 27th 12:00—6:00 PM & Sunday, April 28th 8:00--3:00 PM

Find the perfect handmade gi for the special person in your life, & support local cra ers! Tables s ll available for $20. Get an applica on from the bulle n board outside the sacristy or contact bean@womenofstthomas.org. Next WSTA mee ng: April 11th at 6:30 PM. WSTA’S YARN CIRCLE IS MAKING SHAWLS FOR NURSING HOME ELDERLY RESIDENTS. Shawl dona ons are welcome, plus yarn & supplies (crochet hooks, looms and kni ng needles) are appreciated. Dona ons can be brought to the monthly WSTA mee ngs or to the Parish Office.

WORLD WIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTER Upcoming Weekends: May 3-5 in Sacramento. For more informa on/register, contact Terry & Janet at 916-489-3464 or visit: h ps://www.sacramentowwme.org or applica ons@sacramentowwme.org.

THE LITTLE THRIFT SHOP Visit us at 94 E Glendale Ave., in Sparks near the corner of McCarran & Glendale Open: Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday: 11:00—5:00 PM & Saturday: 10:00—5:00 PM. We have new & gently used items plus an ques and collectables.

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CATHOLIC PROFESSIONAL & BUSINESS GROUP Thursday, April 11, from 7:00—8:30 AM at the Silver Legacy. Dr. Mario Enzler, former Swiss Guard, will share about the role Pope St. John Paul II had in helping him become a better man, executive, & leader. For more information/reservations visit: CatholicProfessionals.org.

ENTRADA 1- Hoy perdóname, hoy por siempre, sin mirar la mentira, lo vacío de nuestras vidas, nuestra falta de amor y caridad.

2- Hoy perdóname, hoy por siempre, aun sabiendo que he caído, que de ti siempre había huido, hoy regreso arrepentido, vuelvo a ti, vuelvo a ti.

SALMO El Señor ha estado grande con nosotros y estamos alegres.

OFERTORIO 1- Purifícame, Señor, con tu gracia. Purifícame, Señor, con la lluvia de tu gracia. Purifícame, lléname, Señor, de esperanza y al entrar en tu morada, purifícame.

2- Transfigúrame, Señor, a tu imagen. Transfigúrame, Señor a la luz de tus palabras. Transfigúrame, guíame, Señor, por tus sendas y al calor de tu mirada, transfigúrame.

3- A tu lado quiero estar, en tu mesa. A tu lado quiero estar, y gozar de tu presencia. Compartir tu pan, yo no sé Señor si soy digno de que hagas de mi casa tu morada.

4- Pero yo quisiera ser tu invitado. Tu invitado quiero ser, y sentir con mis hermanos. Que tu cuerpo es pan, pan de eternidad, pan del cielo, vino nuevo de la alianza, sacramento.

5- En tu nombre anunciaré tu evangelio. En tu nombre anunciaré el mensaje de tu reino. Quiero serte fiel, Tu vendrás, Señor, a mi lado. Llevaré la buena nueva a mis hermanos.

COMUNIÓN Límpiame Señor, de todo lo que no es de ti; lléname con tu amor.

Límpiame de toda culpa; lávame de mis pecados. Señor Purifica mi alma; abre mi corazón.

Guíame en senderos justos; muéstrame tu verdad. Ayúdame en mi trabajo construyendo la comunidad.

Sáname de mis heridas y mi ser reposará en ti. Nada mas una palabra tuya bastara para sanar mi alma.

SALIDA 1- La alegría más hermosa es la alegría en el perdón, que en el cielo hay mucha fiesta cuando vuelve un pecador;

Si la oveja se ha perdido a buscarla va el pastor, que en el cielo hay mucha fiesta cuando vuelve un pecador.

La alegría más hermosa, la alegría en el perdón; que en el cielo hay mucha fiesta cuando vuelve un pecador. 2- Cuando el hijo se fue lejos triste el padre se quedó y que inmensa alegría cuando el hijo regresó; cada día, cada instante por su ausencia se apeno y que inmensa su alegría cuando el hijo regreso.

3- La mujer buscaba triste las monedas que perdió y saltaba de alegría cuando al fin las encontró; que afanosa rebuscaba, toda su casa barrió y saltaba de alegría cuando al fin las encontró.

4- Una tarde hubo fiesta, fiesta grande en Jericó, Tú Jesús estás contento pues Zaqueo te encontró; que alegría más hermosa la que allá se celebró, Tú Jesús estás contento pues Zaqueo te encontró.

SERVICIOS DE RECONCILIACIÓN (CONFESIONES) San Francisco de Asís-Incline—Martes 9 de Abril de 6:00-7:30 PM Li le Flower-Reno—Miércoles 10 de Abril—7:00 PM Saint Gall-Garnerville—Miércoles 10 de Abril—7:00 PM Inmaculada Concepción-Sparks—Viernes 12 de Abril—7:00 PM Catedral de Santo Tomas de Aquino—Martes 16 de Abril—6:30 PM

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LET US PRAY FOR… / OREMOS POR… US Servicemen & Women, Heather Miller, Ted Brayer, Jose L. Hernandez, Mario Saucedo, Patti Beer,

Enrique Barroeta, José Almaguer, Emilia Villegas, Katrina Strauss, Anna Wolf, Heidi Gibson, James Czeck, Sharon Caron, Jack Hallsted, Chris McMullen, Jordan Wingate, Jovita Mendoza, Gary Blount,

Rafael & Patty Tellez, Fr Chris, Joan Hanson, Douglas Todd, John Vicars, Charlie & Linda Gill, Sayra Gutierrez, Margarita Aguirre, Ed, Maria & Rick Slaughter, Patrick Coyne, Kristen Monibi,

Douglas Dolbow, Anna Buchanan, Kriss, Zenaida & Kevin Janoski, John & Vangie Elordieta. † Eileen Straub † Marlene Teschera † Kelsey Gomez

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