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October 13, 2019 — 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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� Quotes of the Week” provides insight from clergy, religious, theologians, journalists, and others who are

dealing with some of the issues facing the worldwide Roman Catholic Church. Page 3

�� Learn what the Catholic Church teaches about caring for creation. Seminar on October 19. Page 4

MASS INTENTIONS

Saturday, October 12

5:00pm James P. Sullivan

Sunday, October 13

8:00am Eric Osterhoff

9:15am: Charles Farrell, Jr.

11:30am Jesse Leone

Monday, October 14

Holiday—No Mass

Tuesday, October 15

8:00am Jeanne Marie Hunter, Wayne Velicer

Wednesday, October 16

8:00am Olga Paolilli

Thursday, October 17

8:00am Harry Amaral

Saturday, October 19

5:00pm Lane Newquist

Sunday, October 20

8:00am All parishioners, living and deceased

9:15am: All deceased relatives and friends

11:30am: Robert Winward, Robert A. Fox

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RELIGIOUS FORMATION CLASSES

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BECOMING CATHOLIC

RCIA: Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults

The RCIA is a process through which adults are intro-

duced to the Catholic faith and way of life. It is a journey

of instruction, reflection, and prayer.

The RCIA process is for:

�� Those who have been baptized in another de-

nomination and wish to join the Catholic faith

�� Those who have not been baptized and wish to

join the Catholic faith

�� Baptized Catholics who have not yet received

First Communion or Confirmation who wish to

return to the full practice of their Catholic faith

What Can You Do?

As Catholic Christians, we are called to be disciples,

living and sharing our faith, and spreading the Good

News of Jesus Christ in our world. If you know of some-

one who may be interested, invite him or her to contact

us! If you have any questions or would like to register

please contact Jennifer Marran at 783-7459

SPIRITUAL LIFE

ONE-DAY RETREAT/REFLECTION

Our Lady of Calvary Retreat Center of Farmington

CT is offering a variety of sessions for spiritual reflection

and discussion:

Wednesday Series 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.

October 16: Simplicity: Clearing the Clutter in Our Lives

October 30: Is it Even Christian? Exploring the Roots of

Halloween

November 6: Autumn Inspiration: Prayer, Music, and

Watercolor

November 20: Spirituality of Women for the Future of

the Church

Wednesday Movie/Discussion 12 - 3 p.m.

October 2: Amistad

October 23: Bridge of Spies

For additional workshops and information:

960.677.8519 / ourladyofcalvary.net /

[email protected]

BREADLINE MINISTRIES

Have you traveled lately? Collected single use toilet-

ries? Time to clean out!

On November 8 & 29 Confirmation Students will be

ministering to the homeless at Breadline Ministries in

Providence. We will provide dinner and distribute per-

sonal care essentials to those in need. We are accepting

donations of travel size toiletries to package and distrib-

ute. Items may be left in the marked box in the hallway

closet just inside the doors to back parking lot.

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“If everything continues as it was, if we spend our days

content that ‘This is the way things have always been

done,’ then the gift vanishes, smothered by the ashes of

fear and concern for defending the status quo.”

Pope Francis, during his homily at the opening Mass of

the Synod of Bishops for the Amazon in St. Peter's Basil-

ica at the Vatican last Sunday, October 6. “Update: Fear,

status quo smother fire of God's love, pope says at synod

Mass.” Catholic News Service. October 6, 2019.

“Pope Francis has appointed 13 new cardinals during a

ceremony at the Vatican on Saturday, many of whom

symbolize his priorities for the Catholic Church during

his papacy and ultimately, his legacy. The Pontiff's new

cardinals have defended the commitment to fighting

populism, supported the inclusion of gay Catholics,

sought to improve inter-religious dialogue with Muslim

communities, and expressed concern with the environ-

ment and youth issues, according to their biographies.

The appointments, which can be compared to the selec-

tion of cabinet ministers upon a new government, come

from countries such as Democratic Republic of the

Congo, Angola, Indonesia, Morocco, Cuba or Guate-

mala, representing ‘the Church's missionary outreach and

universal character,’ according to Vatican News.”

“Pope appoints 13 cardinals who reflect his inclusive vi-

sion for Catholic Church.” CNN. October 5, 2019.

“The Vatican authorized an investigation Thursday into

the embattled Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo,

whose bishop has been fending off calls to resign over

his handling of clergy misconduct allegations.

The ‘apostolic visitation’ will take place in the near fu-

ture, led by Brooklyn Bishop Nicholas DiMarzio, accord-

ing to the Apostolic Nunciature in Washington, D.C.,

which is coordinating the visit for the Holy See. DiMar-

zio will submit his findings to the headquarters of the

Roman Catholic Church in Vatican City.”

“Vatican authorizes investigation into Buffalo diocese.”

Associated Press. October 7, 2019.

“I’m not afraid of dying. I’ve lived a good life, a full life,

and I’m nearing the end of that life … if it happens, why

should I be afraid that? … One thing they’re not going to

say at my funeral, as a part of a eulogy, is ‘he was taken

from us too soon.’”

79-year-old Alex Trebek, host of Jeopardy!, speaking to

CTV about his experience with Stage 4 pancreatic cancer.

“Alex Trebek tells Lisa LaFlamme 'I'm not afraid of dy-

ing.'” CTV News. October 4, 2019.

“Describing why we stay often sounds like an apology or

rationalization. Perhaps it is. We stay because of fellow

parents in the pews, with whom we share a liturgy of cry-

ing, questions, hushing. We stay because we hear lectors

and cantors in Côte d’Ivoire French and Burmese. We

stay because of the way our choir sings ‘All Creatures of

Our God and King.’ And we stay because it is through all

this that we see others differently, anew, and more. A

friend asked recently why I don’t choose a church that

feeds me spiritually and aligns better with some of my

personal values. My response, which surprised me more

than my friend, was, ‘I think it’s because the transubstan-

tiation matters to me.’ I came for the faith that daily life

is sacramental, that Jesus is present in moments of both

holiness and ordinariness, which grow harder to distin-

guish between the longer I am here.”

“Why I Came, Why I Stay.” Commonweal. October 6,

2019.

“I realized that I had been making the acting career the

center of my life. And you know as a Catholic, there’s

only one thing that can be the center of your life and

that’s your faith. And I think I wasn’t doing that. And I

think God was withholding everything until … He made

sure that He was the center of my life and not the career.

Because look, the career comes and goes… And you

have to know that the purpose of your life is glorifying

God with your life, not glorifying yourself with your ca-

reer.”

Actress Patricia Heaton, speaking to fellow Catholic

Stephen Colbert on the Late Show on September 27.

“Actress Patricia Heaton and Stephen Colbert get per-

sonal about their Catholic faith.” Aleteia. October 2,

2019.

“During the [Cowboys] game, they showed a shot of

George [W. Bush] and me laughing together, and so peo-

ple were upset. They thought, ‘Why is a gay Hollywood

liberal sitting next to a conservative Republican presi-

dent?’ … A lot of people were mad. And they did what

people who are mad do: they tweet. But here’s one tweet

that I love, it says, ‘Ellen and George Bush sitting to-

gether makes me have faith in America again.’ I’m friends

with George Bush. In fact, I’m friends with a lot of peo-

ple who don’t share the same beliefs that I have. We’re

all different, and I think that we’ve forgotten that that’s

okay; that we’re all different… When I say to be kind to

one another, I don’t mean only the people that think the

same way that you do. I mean be kind to everyone.”

Ellen DeGeneres, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, October 7,

2019.

RECEPTION

Our Appreciation Reception for all those who were

active in a ministry or committee last year is Sunday,

November 10, 2 p.m. at the Quidnessett Country Club.

Invitations were sent this week. Every effort was made to

have a complete list. If you did not receive one, and feel

you should have, please call Beth in the office.

PROJECT UNDERCOVER: October 12/13

Brownie Troop 300 of Southgansett Girl Scouts and

Project Undercover need your help to collect as many

undergarments as possible for South County’s children

living in poverty. We will be accepting unopened pack-

ages of socks, underwear, onesies and diapers for local

children in need. Boxes will be in the parish hall.

ALTAR SERVER TRAINING

We are looking for new altar servers in grades 3 and up

to join us in ministry at Christ the King. Altar Servers

assist the priest at the 5 p.m., 9:15 and 11:30 a.m. week-

end masses. This ministry is a wonderful way for our

young people to become engaged in our liturgies and to

serve the community. Altar server training sessions will

be Saturday, October 19: 3 – 5 p.m. and Saturday, Octo-

ber 26: 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Please contact Heather Skidds if

you are interested in becoming a new altar server

at [email protected] or 573-7564.

MUSIC NEWS: Teen Ensemble

Our Christ the King Teen Ensemble will have their first

rehearsal of the year on Sunday, October 20, at 10:15

a.m. and mass at 11:30 a.m. The teen ensemble is for stu-

dents in grades 8-12. If you are interested in joining,

please contact Heather Skidds at 573-7564

or [email protected]

STEPHEN MINISTRY MESSAGE

Disagreements happen all the time. Sometimes they

become so heated that the relationship is damaged. But

who will say, “I am sorry” first? Then things get even

harder. “The moment you say ‘I was wrong,’ you can

begin to move on.” Anne Perry. Having the courage to

say “I was wrong” is not an easy thing. Finding a way to

mend damaged relationships is hard alone. A Stephen

Minister can help you to sort through your feelings, emo-

tions, and explore ways to move on. Call Carol Hartley at

783-4036 (e-mail: [email protected]),

Larry Bartley at 965-7276 (e-mail: [email protected]) or

call the office at 783-7459 for more information.

CARE FOR CREATION: Saturday, October 19

8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Providence College – Aquinas Hall

What does the Catholic Church teach about caring for

creation? What is our responsibility toward what God has

created? This event will have several speakers who will

discuss the Catholic Church's teaching on care for crea-

tion. You will benefit from the insight offered by Dr.

Pecknold of the Catholic University of America, Dr.

Camosy of Fordham University, and Mr. Ottaro of

CYNESA, a group dedicated to addressing ecological

concerns in Africa.

If you are going and would like to share a ride please

email Bunny Reardon at [email protected] or call

884-6931

http://www.discovercatholicfaith.org/care-for-creation-

the- catholic-church-and-ecology

VOICE OF THE FAITHFUL Conference:

Creating a Just Church

Saturday, October 19, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Boston Marriott Newton

Join us as we listen, discuss, learn, act.

�� Former National Review Board Chair / Illinois Su-

preme Court Justice Anne Burke and Chicago Chil-

dren’s Advocacy Center Exec. Dir. Char Rivette:

effectiveness of the Church’s response to clergy

abuse and alternative responses

�� Boston College theologian Fr. Richard Lennan: re-

cent study on priestly formation and seminary’s

contribution to clericalism

�� Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, and Midwest parishioners:

how they are addressing transparency and account-

ability for a just Church

Visit www.votf.org for info and to register or call

(781) 559-3360.

FRIENDLY VISITOR MESSAGE

Life offers us many blessings and many challenges.

Meeting the challenges can be more difficult when it is

not easy to get out and talk to people. Friendly Visitors

can give you a fresh perspective. Call Bonnie Feeney at

391-9460 to arrange a visit.

INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK

When standing in a place of privilege, it is difficult to see

all of the wonders, healings, and graces God bestows

upon us. We can easily take God’s abiding, healing, and

sustaining presence for granted in our lives if our sights

are too focused on earthly pleasures, status, or concerns.

Those who have less often have a greater appreciation

for even the smallest of gifts and tiniest of blessings. We

live in a world of entitlement, and this error of thinking

that things are “due me” or “deserved by me” can distort

and corrupt our vision. How many times a day are you

truly thankful and filled with gratitude? If you truly treas-

ure the life God has given you, then every breath you

take can be an opportunity to express joyful appreciation.

Every moment of life is an occasion for healing and

transformation.

REFLECTION

“Ten lepers met him. They stood at a distance …” In the an-

cient world and into the Middle Ages, there was no treat-

ment for leprosy. People thought it was wildly contagious

and were suspicious of any skin diseases. Lepers were

isolated from civil society. This isolation was uphold by

the Mosaic Law. Should there be a healing from leprosy,

the former leper was to present himself to a priest to cer-

tify the healing. Like Jesus commands, “Show yourselves to

the priests.” The person would then undergo a religious

rite to be formally reintroduced to society. In other

words, a leper got their life back. So why didn’t they

come back?

“As they were going they were cleansed. And one of them, realizing

he had been healed, returned, glorifying God in a loud voice; and he

fell at the feet of Jesus and thanked him.” Of the ten lepers

healed by Christ, only one returns with a grateful heart.

The others, perhaps, were thankful enough. Perhaps they

couldn’t believe their luck, and they hastened to the

priests to confirm the healing. They were more than will-

ing to leave their life of rejection and isolation behind.

Why take any steps backward, when the way ahead was

so attractive? An attitude like this is perhaps understand-

able, but few would admire it.

How about you? Do you come back? If you’ve ever had

the experience of getting what you hoped and prayed for,

you know that this can sometimes be easier said than

done. When we’ve wanted something badly enough, how

easy it can be to focus on the gift rather than the giver.

The truth is, God is daily offering us gifts: the gift of our

existence, of the created world, of family and friends, of

modern conveniences. Even in times of distress, there is

always something to be thankful for. This Sunday, give

yourself a gratitude check. Count your blessings. Glorify

God and thank Him for the gift of your life!

HOLY LAND TRIP

The trip for October 2020 is now full. Any other inter-

ested parishioners will be put on a wait list for a future

trip.

SNOWBIRDS

If you flock south in the winter and receive our budget

envelopes, please call Beth in the office with the dates

you will be away.

OPEN HOUSE

BISHOP HENDRICKEN

Sunday, October 20, 12 – 3 p.m.

Information on admissions, financial aid, academics,

college placement, athletics, and extracurricular activities

will be available. The entrance exam for 8

th

, 9

th

, and 10

th

grade students will be held on December 7 at 8:30 a.m.

For more details, call the Admissions Office at 739-3450

ext. 162.

The Prout School

Sunday, October 20: 1-4 p.m.

November 5: 6-8 p.m.

Discover the Prout advantage! Prout is the only high

school in Rhode Island to offer the prestigious Interna-

tional Baccalaureate (IB) Program. We offer rigorous aca-

demics, a strong Catholic identity, amazing theatre, music

and dance programs, competitive athletic teams, and nu-

merous clubs and extracurricular activities.

For more information, please call Admissions Director

Sharon DeLuca at 789-9262, Ext 514 or visit

www.theproutschool.org.

FALL FESTIVAL HELP NEEDED

Exeter Public Library

We will be holding our annual Fall Festival Fundraiser

on Saturday, October 19, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the

Yawgoo Valley Ski Area and Waterpark at 160 Yawgoo

Valley Road in Exeter. We are looking for Confirmation

or High School students who need service hours to assist

us on the day of the festival.

Hours are 9 a.m. to noon or noon to 3 p.m. or all day if

you would like! You will be helping children paint pump-

kins, running children’s carnival games, and helping us to

set up and breakdown from the festival. Interested stu-

dents should contact Helen Douglas, the President of the

Friends of the Exeter Public Library at 330-6953.

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Parish Directory

Parish Office Hours

Monday - Thursday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Phone: (401) 783-7459

Fax: (401) 789-3671

Religious Formation Office: (401) 789-0417

Rev. Jared Costanza ([email protected])

Pastor

Rev. Joseph Creedon ([email protected])

Parish Priest Emeritus

Jennifer Marran ([email protected])

Pastoral Associate

Tom Kendzia ([email protected])

Director of Music Ministry

Heather Skidds ([email protected])

Associate Director of Music Ministry

Georgann Lardaro ([email protected])

Director of Religious Formation

Eva Mancuso ([email protected])

Director of Confirmation & Youth Ministry

Beth Hogan ([email protected])

Parish Office Manager

Ron Bernier ([email protected])

Fiscal Manager

Doug Paquin ([email protected])

Custodian

Mike Mitchell

Website Administrator (ctkri.org)

Trustees: Mark Noble & Phil Tracy

Auditors: Richard Gervais & Carol Hartley

Parish Council

([email protected])

Prayer Chain

([email protected])

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URI Catholic Center

Rev. Carl Fisette ([email protected])

Chaplain

90 Chapel Way, Kingston, RI 02881

Office: (401) 874-2324 ([email protected])

Doug Carr

Facilities Director

MASS SCHEDULE

Monday-Thursday: 8 a.m.

Saturday: 5 p.m. Sunday: 8, 9:15, 11:30 a.m.

BAPTISM

The celebration of baptism takes place either during a

weekend Mass or a Sunday afternoon liturgy. Parents

should speak to Jennifer Marran to make arrangements.

ADULT INITIATION

Adults wishing to receive the sacraments of Baptism,

Eucharist, and/or Confirmation should speak to Jennifer

Marran.

CONFIRMATION

Eighth graders receive Confirmation in the spring. Please

speak to Eva Mancuso for more information.

MARRIAGE

Engaged couples should speak to Fr. Jared at least nine

months prior to the wedding.

RECONCILIATION

Saturdays at 4:30 p.m. or by appointment.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK

Please call the parish office to make arrangements.

MINISTRY TO THE SICK & HOMEBOUND

If you or someone you know is unable to attend Mass

and would like to receive Holy Communion regularly,

please speak to Jennifer Marran to make arrangements.

On the third Tuesday of each month, Mass is celebrated

at South Kingstown Nursing & Rehabilitation Center at

10:30 a.m., and at Brookdale South Bay Assisted Living

at 1:30 p.m.

BIBLE STUDY—Romans (Fr. Jared) 1 & 7 p.m.

Oct 16; Nov. 6, 20; Dec 4, 18

BIBLE STUDY (Shared/Group) 7:00 p.m.

Oct.. 17, 24, 31; Nov. 7, 14

GODPARENTS & SPONSORS

Please see one of the priests for a sponsor form, or visit

ctkri.org/sponsor.

BELONG TO CHRIST THE KING!

Welcome to our growing family of faith! Call the parish

office or visit ctkri.org for more information.

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