THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST

WHAT’S HAPPENING Daily ~ Perpetual Adoration 24 hours a day

Today, June 18

(FEAST OF CORPUS CHRISTI) 11a.m. Solemn Mass: The Most Holy Body and Blood of

Christ, followed by the Procession of the Blessed Sacrament

5 p.m. Diaconate Study Group (Kasteel Hall)

Monday, June 19

Tuesday, June 20

1 p.m. Senior Social (Parlor)

6 p.m. Buildings and Grounds meeting (MCRm)

7:30 p.m. Celebration Choir (Church)

Wednesday, June 21 9 a.m. Rosary (Parlor)

6 p.m. encounter (Kasteel Hall)

7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir (Church)

Thursday, June 22 10 a.m. Memorial Mass

5:30 p.m. Youth Band Practice (Church)

Friday, June 23

Saturday, June 24 3 p.m. Confessions

SENIOR SOCIAL

The seniors of Christ the King Cathedral will meet at

1 p.m. on June 20 in the church parlor. All seniors are

welcome to attend to play bridge or dominoes. For

more information, please call Annah Thomas,

795-0952, Barbara McKenna, 793-0945 or Deacon

Randy Canale, 797-2210.

Low Gluten Hosts are

available upon request.

Ask your priest before Mass.

NEW TO THE AREA OR NOT

REGISTERED WITH A LOCAL PARISH?

We invite you to join us at Christ the King

Cathedral. We offer numerous opportunities for

spiritual growth for the entire family. If you

would like to become a member or know of someone who

would like to, contact the parish office, 792-6168, or

Sara Parenti, Welcoming Chair, at 797-2308 for more

information.

CHURCH OFFICE HOURS

Mon.-Thur. 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Friday 8 a.m.– Noon

LUBBOCK MEALS ON WHEELS

This month we will be collecting peanut butter or cheese

crackers. This item can be placed in the lime green con-

tainer in the parlor. With your help we will be able to make

a difference for those receiving meals on weekends. Thank

you for your support and donations. For more information,

call Linda Markusen at 792-6746.

~Thank you, CTKC Social Ministries

GRIEF SUPPORT MEETINGS

The death of a loved one can be one of the hardest things that

we experience in our lives. Are you grieving the loss of a

loved one?

The next Grief Support meeting will be

Thursday, June 21, 6:30 p.m. in the Monsignor Comiskey room.

This is in the same building where the parish offices are

located. Meetings are facilitated by Deacon Randy and Cindy

Canale.

For more information call Deacon Randy or Cindy

at 797-2210.

MEMORIAL MASS A Memorial Mass for Leonard “Len” Anton, Fr. Bill’s

father, will be held on Thursday, June 22 at 10 a.m. at

Christ the King Cathedral.

CHRIST THE KING CATHEDRAL

LUBBOCK, TEXAS June 18, 2017

MOVING? Please notify the parish office of

your new address and new phone number. Call

the parish office at 792-6168, or online:

www.ctkcathedral.org

CHURCH LIBRARY

Come check out the church library.

A collection of Catholic and inspira-

tional books is available. Sign books out using the honor

system. Return the books to the desk as you finish reading

them. Mark your name and the name of the book off the list

to indicate that you have returned the book. The library is

located in the small room next to the south entrance of

Christ the King Cathedral.

TRANSPORTATION TO MASS

We are currently looking for a person who

can give a ride to one of our parishioners. If

you are interested in being a volunteer who

can assist in driving parishioners to Mass, please contact

Linda Markusen, 792-6746. We want to make sure every-

one has an opportunity to attend Mass, and we will match

up volunteer drivers with those in need.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

COUNCIL #3008

Looking for a men’s organization to share your

Catholic values? An organization that helps the

Church community, the youth and the seniors? Then look

no further; the Knights of Columbus Council 3008 is the

organization you are looking for. Please contact Randy

Wink, Grand Knight at 438-1787.

Please contact Rose at 777-1320 or 792-6198 if you have

any questions regarding these announcements:

Give me the grace to die to my own desires, Jesus. Remove

my pride and hold me as I carry the crosses in my life.

Amen

Paul’s Project: There has been a change for the shelter

projects. Grace Campus does not need any shelters at this

moment. They have five that are in the construction phase

right now. We will keep you posted when they have a need.

What a blessing it is to be a part of social justice at work.

Youth Mass with the Refuge Band, first and third Sun-

days of the month at 5:30 p.m. Please join us TODAY for

the most sacred celebration. Please remember your area

of commitment; arrive at least 20 minutes before Mass

time.. Come and sing your praises with Refuge. Praise

and Worship starts at 5 p.m.

Rooted (Grades 3-5) Edge (Grades 6-8) Enjoy your sum-

mer. We will not have weekly events during the summer.

We will have periodic events, so please watch the bulletin

for information. Contact Rose at 777-1320 if you have any

questions.

Life Teen: (Grades 9-12) Enjoy your summer. We will

not have weekly events during the summer. We will have

periodic events, so please watch the bulletin for informa-

tion. Contact Rose at 777-1320 if you have any questions.

Minute Meditation: “Teach me to live according to your

truth, for you are my God, who saves me. I always trust in

you” (Psalms 25:5).

100 Things Every Catholic Should Know: Heaven is our

home: God wants everyone to be in heaven. He wants it

so much that he died on the Cross in order that we may be

with him. The only thing keeping us from heaven would be

us. We can change that any time we want by giving our-

selves completely to the Lord of Heaven and Earth.

Youth CORE: Life Teen, Edge and Rooted need core

members. If you are 19 years or older we need you to come

share your gifts. Background check and Safe Environment

Training required. We are willing to take those with lim-

ited time.

Get Your Rectory Pecans Today: $12.00 per 1lb bag. All

proceeds go towards students’ activities. Contact Rose for

more information or purchase after Mass.

FLOWERS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE

In Memory of:

David and Barbara Buescher

Janell Mosser by John Mosser Mary Zarazua Genevieve Esparza by Edward and Linda Esparza

Andres Sanchez by Mr. and Mrs. Rodriguez

All the souls of the Faithful by Richard and Beatriz Villanueva

Our Fathers by Barbara Wille

Marion Washburn by Frank Washburn

Andres Sanchez by Adam and Alicia Najar

Florencio Najar by Adam and Alicia Najar

Angela Soriano by Mark and Karen Soriano

In Honor of:

9th Wedding Anniversary by Joseph and Meredith Ottis

If you would like to offer the flowers in the sanctuary for the

month of June, place your offering in an envelope marked

June or use the envelope in your offertory envelope packet

and place it in the collection basket. Your offering will be

printed in the month that your envelope is received, unless

otherwise designated on your envelope; donation is $25.

THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST

VOCATION VIEW Pay attention to the nourishment you receive

from the Bread of Life. Share it with one

another.

(Deuteronomy 8:2-3,14-16) ~Vocations Committee

HOSPITAL OR HOMEBOUND VISITS

If you have a family member who is in the hospital, please

call Dcn. Randy Canale 797-2210 or the church office at

792-6168 and provide the information.

WHERE ARE YOU BEING CALLED TO

SHARE YOUR TALENTS?

Part of our return to the Lord with gratitude is to fully par-

ticipate in the life of his Church. Are you being called to

serve in a different way this new year? One of the current

volunteer opportunities available in our parish is to coordi-

nate the Vocations Cross ministry for the 9:15 a.m. Mass.

Another is for someone with a strong desire that our Lord is

never alone in the Perpetual Adoration Chapel to coordinate

the weekly schedule for adorers to ensure that individuals

and groups have adopted each hour of the week. If you are

interested in either of these ministries, please contact Spiri-

tual Life Commission Chair Cassi Griswold-Lintz at 790-

8975.

MASS INTENTIONS and SCRIPTURE READINGS

Monday., 2 Corinthians 6:1-10; Matthew 5:38-42

6:55 a.m. +Leonard Anton by CTKC staff 8:15 a.m. +Rophine and Shanthi Crasta by Matthew and Rita Crasta

Tuesday, 2 Corinthians 8:1-9; Matthew 5:43-48 6:55 a.m. +David Buescher by Dcn. Randy and Cindy Canale

8:15 a.m. +Janell Mosser by John Mosser

Wednesday, 2 Corinthians 9:6-11; Matthew 6:1-6,16-18

6:55 a.m. +Coley Green by Dr. and Mrs. Hal Green

8:15 a.m. +Robert Ellis by Donna Ellis

Thursday, 2 Corinthians 11:1-11; Matthew 6:7-15 6:55 a.m. +Lawrence Ellis by Dcn. Randy and Cindy Canale

8:15 a.m. +Leonard Anton by CTKC staff

Friday, Deuteronomy 7:6-11; Matthew 11:25-30

6:15 a.m. +Daniel Hinojosa by Bill and Jeanette Hardin

8:15 a.m. +Maria Phan by Ruc and Doanh Tran

Saturday, Isaiah 49:1-6; Acts 13:22-26; Luke 1:57-66,80 8 a.m. Thanksgiving Bridget Lopez by Alfred and Pauline Moreno

5:30 p.m. +Tom Taber by Alfred and Pauline Moreno

SUNDAY, JEREMIAH 20:10-13; PSALM 69

ROMANS 5:12-15, MATTHEW 10:26-33

8 a.m. +Vallee Crockrell by Roy Pinkert

9:15 a.m. Special Intention for CTKC members

11 a.m. +Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wagner by their daughters

5:30 p.m. +Leonard Anton by CTKC staff

SPECIAL REQUEST FOR PRAYERS

for this week are:

+Mary Lynch; +John O’Malley

Bill Lees; MaryLou Mosser

Dr. Rexie Barranda

Our Prayer Line has the complete list of

prayer requests.

PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS

God our Father, You made each of us to use our gifts in the

Body of Christ.

We ask that You inspire young people whom you call to

priesthood and consecrated life to courageously follow Your will.

Send workers into your great harvest so that the Gospel is

preached, the poor are served with love, the suffering are

comforted, and Your people are strengthened by the sacraments.

We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen

ADORATION We encourage everyone to start saying the

Divine Mercy Chaplet. The following is an

excerpt from St. Faustina’s diary: “My

daughter, encourage souls to say the chaplet

which I have given to you. It pleases me to

grant everything they ask of me by saying

the chaplet. When hardened sinners say it, I

will fill their souls with peace, and the hour of their death

will be a happy one. Write that when they say this chaplet

in the presence of the dying, I will stand between My Father

and the dying person, not as the just judge but as the merci-

ful Savior” (Diary, 1541).

Join us this Wednesday, June 21 at 6 p.m. for encounter.

We will be watching a film on Saint Margaret Mary and the

Sacred Heart of Jesus, just in time to better appreciate the

Feast day of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus. This documen-

tary, filmed on location in Paray-le-Monial, France, will last

approximately 55 minutes so we will be able to end

promptly at 7 p.m. Come and watch with us — there might

even be popcorn!

CHRIST THE KING CATHEDRAL

LUBBOCK, TEXAS June 18, 2017

BULLETIN/INSERT GUIDELINES

The staff is willing to promote the events of our many min-

istries, councils, commissions and organizations. As much

as possible, please try to plan well in advance to have your

events included in the main body of the bulletin. The

deadline is noon Friday, ten days before the Sunday

publication date. In the event that your information is im-

possible to condense into a short paragraph or is a registra-

tion/order form, we will consider inserting it into the actual

bulletin. Please remember these guidelines:

We have a limit of two inserts per bulletin, so please

reserve your space at least two weeks in advance.

If we print: email insert (8.5 x 11") to Destiny Castillo

by Tuesday prior to approved insert date. Black ink on

white inserts can be printed on colored paper.

If you print elsewhere: Provide 600 inserts by

Wednesday prior to approved insert date. This is the

only way to get full color printing on an insert.

To save on expenses for your organization, consider work-

ing with another ministry to print on the back side of your

insert. To conserve resources, you also may consider print-

ing only a few copies and use them as posters or place a

stack on the designated table in the gathering space for

parishioners to pick up as desired.

Please send all bulletin blurbs and inserts to

Destiny Castillo at dcastillo@ctkcathedral.org .

Make www.ctkcathedral.org your home page! If you haven’t visited the parish website in a while, you

have been missing a great resource for: Mass times, daily

Scripture readings, information about ministries and organi-

zations, resources to enhance your spiritual life, school

news, calendars with upcoming events, links to Catholic

sites and much more! The content on the website is updated

regularly, so keep coming back. You’re always welcome at

www.ctkcathedral.org.

RETURN GIFTS and OFFERINGS

May 28, 2017

Envelopes $ 8,638.50

Gift-Direct 380.40

Children 67.96

Plate 883.35

Special Donations 3,145.00

Miscellaneous 261.46

TOTAL $ 13,376.67

Average Weekly Operating Costs: $ 22,385.00

Black Bag $ 2,487.87

Building Fund $ 285.00

PIO Burn the Mortgage $ 841.67

FATHERS: KEYS TO SUCCESS Pope Francis once defined the primary role of fathers:

“Nothing could better express the pride and emotion a fa-

ther feels when he understands that he has handed down to

his child what really matters in life; that is, a wise heart. It

is a joy that rewards all the toil, that overcomes every mis-

understanding and heals every wound.”

Several years ago Pope Francis presented theological reflec-

tions on the family, including the three keys to being a suc-

cessful father; these keys apply to all kinds of fathers, bio-

logical and/or spiritual.

The first key is a father must be present, “that he be close to

his children as they grow: when they play and when they

strive, when they are carefree and when they are distressed,

when they are talkative and when they are silent, when they

are daring and when they are afraid, when they take a

wrong step and when they find their path again.”

The second key is a father must be merciful and patient: “A

good father knows how to wait and knows who to forgive

from the depths of his heart. Certainly, he also knows how

to correct with firmness: He is not a weak father, submis-

sive and sentimental. The father who knows how to correct

without humiliating is the one who knows how to protect

without sparing himself.”

The third key is a father turns to God for guidance and as-

sistance in fulfilling his vocation as a father to his children:

“Without the grace that comes from the Father who is in

heaven, fathers lose courage and abandon camp. The

Church, our mother, is committed to supporting with all her

strength the good and generous presence of fathers in fami-

lies, for they are the irreplaceable guardians and mediators

of faith in goodness, of faith in justice and in God’s protec-

tion, like St. Joseph.”

“Almighty God, who gave to the just man from Nazareth,

St. Joseph, the privilege of serving as earthly father to Jesus

your Son, through his intercession, watch over our families

and guide us in your ways. May this son of David, in whom

the shoot from the stump of Jesse has blossomed, guide

your people with care and protect your Church from harm.

United with Mary his spouse and Jesus our Lord, may we

be joined forever in the joys of your heavenly king-

dom” (Stephen J. Binz, Saint Junipero Serra’s Camino: A

Pilgrimage Guide to the California Missions) .

-Latha Tucker

THE MOST HOLY BODY AND BLOOD OF CHRIST

CHRIST THE KING CATHEDRAL

COLLEGE LIFE

Summer Break. See you in August. We will

have periodic events during the summer. Please

watch the bulletin for details. Contact Ryan at

577-8643 for more information.

YOUTH COMMISSION MEMBERS

We are looking for parents for the Youth Commission. We

need your voice, your ideas and your vision; please come

share your talents. Background check and Safe Environ-

ment Training are required. Thank you for answering the

call.

A Community of Faith, Knowledge, and Service

Lord Jesus, pour out your blessing on all of us today.

Let those who show kindness be rewarded with kindness. Fill

the hearts of your servants with joy and satisfaction.

In Jesus’ name. Amen

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Get insight from the staff of Life Teen and from teens just like

you on topics like: How to Talk to Your Parents and Other

Teens About "13 Reasons Why;" The Church Can Be Strong

No Matter What; You are Going to Die ... And Other Thoughts

from 35,000 Feet in the Sky; Stop Complaining About God

When You Don't Know Him and more. New videos and blogs

are being uploaded regularly at www.ctkcathedral.org/lifeteen.

Planning for the 2017-2018 school year at

CTKC School continues throughout the summer

We continue to work and plan during the summer for

our terrific school. Christ the King Cathedral School is

celebrating its 60th year of serving the families of the

Diocese of Lubbock and the Lubbock community. We

proudly continue our mission of providing a Catholic

school where students, in their educational journey, grow

as unique individuals in the spirit of Jesus Christ toward

spiritual maturity. Serving PreK-3 through 12th grade,

Christ the King Cathedral School is child–centered and

committed to providing strong academic and development

programs which enable children to achieve their full poten-

tial. As enrollment for the 2017-2018 school year contin-

ues, we invite you and your child(ren) to visit Christ the

King Cathedral School to experience what learning in a

safe, faith-filled environment is like. If you would like to

schedule a personal tour or receive information about the

difference a Catholic education can make for your family,

please call Admission Coordinator Becky King at 795-

8283, or via email at bking@ctkcathedralschool.org, or

come by the school office. Summer office hours for the

school are 8 a.m.-noon, Monday-Thursday.

JOURNEY TO GOD’S LOVE, MERCY

AND HEALING July 7-9,Our Lady of Mercy Retreat Center, 605 S. 19th

Street, Slaton. Presenters: Attorney David Garza and

Monsignor Joe James. Is God calling you to a more joyful

life? A more spiritual life? Have prayer, Mass and the sac-

raments become dull and routine? Do you want God to be

more real in your life? Sign up for the retreat, prepare by

reading the Book of Acts, Chapters 1-4; if possible, fast on

Wednesdays and Fridays before retreat; pray the rosary

daily; read Luke 15, the Parables of God’s mercy; and,

come to this retreat! Three Day Retreat - $150/person dou-

ble occupancy, meals included. Deposit is $75. Register at

www.mercyrc.com or 828-6428, 789-8456.

VOCATION CAMPS

Quo Vadis Days (for boys 13-17) August 7-9

Fiat Camp (for girls 13-17) August 9-11

Contact Sr. Olivia Rico

(806) 792-3943 orico@catholiclubbock.org

TEEN ACTS RETREAT The next TeenACTS retreat is July 13-16. The retreat is

for teens who have completed their first year of high school

through those that have just graduated. The cost is $180.

For more information, call Robin Gross, TeenACTS

Liaison at 777-6137 or www.actscommunityoflubbock.org

Adult Director Karen Quintana; Adult Co-director Abel

Hernandez; Teen Director Kaitlynn Bednarz, Teen Co-

director Adam Rodriguez, Spiritual Companion Gracie

Quintana, and Spiritual Director Father Rudi Crasta.

QUINCEANERA RETREAT Saturday, July 1 at 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., optional Mass at

5:30 p.m., Saint John Neumann Church, 22nd and Frank-

ford. This retreat will feature Theology of the Body; parents

are encouraged to attend. Cost is $15. RSVP to Ellie

Contreras 773-9803 (call or text)