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University Catholic Center
April 5th, 2009
Triduum Sign-Ups Many people are needed to help make our Triduum services Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the Easter Vigil - prayerful and meaningful. Please consider helping out as Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, or in other areas needing help. Sign-up sheets are next to the large cross in the atrium. Thank you! Please Help Make The Worship Space Beautiful for Easter Donations of Easter flowers will be greatly appreciated to help decorate the Holy Spirit Chapel, the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, and the Atrium for Easter. Please consider buying an Easter Lily (or tow, or more, or any other kind of flower!!!) as a memorial for a deceased loved one and dropping it off at the UCC during Holy Week. We will list the names of those you would like remembered in this way in the bulletin. As always, we are grateful for your generosity. “Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?” The University Interfaith Council is hosting an interfaith discussion on the financial crisis, complete with Christian, Muslim and Jewish responses to the economic situation. Free food! April 15th at 6:30 pm at Texas Hillel at 21st & San Antonio.
Palm Sunday Holy Week 2009
Join us for the Easter Triduum! * Holy Thursday Mass at 8:00 pm followed by adoration until Midnight in the Catacombs. * Good Friday Morning Prayer—8:30 am * Good Friday Services at 12:00 pm followed by University Interfaith Council’s Stations of the Cross at 2 pm starting at the Littlefield Fountain. * Holy Saturday Morning Prayer—8:30 a.m. * Easter Vigil Mass, including reception into the Church by our RCIA elect and candidates, begins at 8 pm. Come and pray during our most holy days of the year.
Do you want to be a KNIGHT ? We are seeking interested men to reactivate our Knight of Columbus Council. Just need to be 18 years old and Catholic. Interest? contact Fr. Ed Nowak at [email protected] or Kraft at [email protected] Informal meeting tonight at 6:30 pm in the Mother Teresa room. All interested men welcome!
Reminder! 8 pm Mass attendees are no longer able to park in the lot at the corner of 20th and Whitis. The only lot for the University Catholic Center is the lot to our west between our building and Dobie Mall.
Visit www.paulist.org to learn more about the Paulist Fathers.
MeatFest Thanks Lambda Omega Alpha extends its deepest gratitude to all who supported MeatFest 09. The event was a great success, raising a profit of $1,076.13, all donated to Micah 6, the nearby ecumenical food pantry. We very much appreciate your generosity and hope you enjoyed all the food!
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Mon: Tues: Wed: Thurs: Fri: Sat: Sun:
Is 42:1-7; Jn 12:1-11 Is 49:1-6; Jn 13:21-33,36-38 Is 50:4-9a; Mt 26:14-25 Ex 12:1-8,11-14; 1 Cor 11:23-26; Jn 13:1-15 Is 52:13-53:12; Heb 4:14-16;5:7-9; Jn 18:1-19:42 Visit http://s.utcatholic.org/vigil09 Acts 10:34a,37-43; Col 3:1-4; Jn 20:1-9 Events at St. Austin’s Parish
St. Austin’s will be hosting a six-week dialog series on Wednesdays at 7 pm in Hecker Hall running until April 8th on the topic of Awakening Faith—Is connection possible? Where am I now in life? Where am I going? What do I really want? What is it all about?
University Graduate Students & Professionals- UGAP invites all grad students and recently gradated young adults to join us on Tuesdays at the UCC. For more info contact Nate at [email protected]. We gather in the Atrium at 7 pm and move to the Mother Teresa room at 7:30 pm. Gay and Lesbian Support Group With the encouragement and support of Bishop Aymond, the UCC has formed a support group for Catholic students who identify themselves as gay or lesbian. The purpose of this group is to provide a safe and confidential place for these individuals to meet for discussion, prayer and fellowship. For more information, contact Father Ed Koharchik here at the UCC (512476-7351 x12; [email protected]).
Our Gifts to God
Week of April 6
$5,000 $4,000 $3,000 $2,000 $1,000 Actual Expected
3/8
3/15
3/22
3/29
$2,816.47
$2,541.00
$2,249.30
2,038.52
$2,380
$2,380
$2,380
$3,950
Actual
Expected
This week’s Black Bag is for Micah 6, a network of faith communities within UT area that answer the call of Micah 6 to do justice love kindness ; walk humbly with God Volunteers needed: www.micah6austin.org Free Workshop—Tactics for Tough Times Catholic Charities of Central Texas are sponsoring free workshops on Tactics for Tough Times. These free workshops will increase your financial knowledge and skills in money management, how to conduct a job search and retool a resume, how to handle the stress during this time of crisis and a workshop on preventing foreclosure. For more info you can go to www.CCCTX.org or call 512-651-6100. The workshop will be on May 2nd – Cedar Park Library 550 Discovery Blvd., Cedar Park
Night Prayer ● ~9:00 pm ● Mon-Thurs Blessed Sacrament Chapel
Weekly Reflection Question: Jesus embraced all of humanity by stretching his arms on the cross. How do you embrace him? A parishioner from St. Austin’s is renting a house and would like some good Catholic students living in it. The home is a charming, 6-bedroom 3-bath house on 4317 Depew, near 45th/ Red River. 2 story, wood/cement floors, full kitchen, large utility with washer/dryer. Large yard, wrap-around porch, spa. 6 parking spaces in alley. UT/Cap Metro shuttles at corner. Rent:$4350. Perfect for serious students/professionals. Please contact Ramona directly on her cell at 512-922-3880 and tell her you found this in the UCC bulletin. Vocations Corner If you are interested in talking more about a possible vocation to the priesthood, call Fr. Ed Nowak at 512-476-7351 x17 or Fr. Mike Sis, diocesan vocations director, at 512-949-2405. Paulist Vocations Retreat, May 8-10 in New York at the Paulist Motherhouse. Contact Fr. Ed Nowak for details.
Monday Apr 6 — Monday of Holy Week * 12:05 pm — Daily Mass Holy Spirit Chapel * 12:30 pm — Reconciliation St. Paul Rec. Chapel * 6 pm—-Holy Week Practice Holy Spirit Chapel * 6 pm — SJ “Toast” Mother Teresa Room * 6:30 pm — Social Justice Team Mother Teresa Room * 7 pm — RCIA Catacombs * 7 pm — CFC Youth St. Francis Room * 7 pm— LOA Softball IM Fields * 8 pm — CLFL Meeting Mother Teresa Room * 10 pm — LOA Soccer REC Tuesday Apr 7 — Tuesday of Holy Week * 12:30 pm — Daily Mass Holy Spirit Chapel * 1 pm — Reconciliation St. Paul Rec. Chapel * 2 pm — Staff Meeting Conference Room * 6 pm — Holy Week Practice Holy Spirit Chapel * 7 pm — MEO Service St. Mark Room * 7 pm — UGAP—Easter CardsMother Teresa * 7 pm — Confirmation Prep Catacombs * 7:30 pm — CIW JAM St. Matthew Room * 8 pm — LOA Meeting St. Francis Room Wednesday Apr 8—Wednesday of Holy Week * 12:05 pm — Daily Mass Holy Spirit Chapel * 12:30 pm — Carbos for Christ Atrium * 6 pm — LOA Bishop’s Dinner Offsite * 7 pm — SJ Movie Night Catacombs * 7 pm — MEO Softball IM Fields * 7 pm — STRONG Officers St. Francis Room * 7 pm — Small Group Mtg St. Matthew Room * 8 pm — STRONG Meeting St. Francis Room Thursday Apr 9 — Holy Thursday * 8 pm — Mass Holy Spirit Chapel * Afterwards until Midnight—Adoration—Catacombs Friday Apr 10 —Good Friday * 12 pm — Celebration of the Lord’s Passion Holy Spirit Chapel * 2 pm — Stations of the Cross Meet at Littlefield Fountain Saturday Apr 11—Holy Saturday * 8 pm — Easter Vigil Holy Spirit Chapel Sunday Apr 12 —Easter Sunday
Masses at 9 am, 11:30 am, 5 pm and 8 pm
* 9 am — Children’s Liturgy of the Word — Mother T Consider inviting a friend to our Masses and services during Holy Week. Our holiest days of the year are a great time to join your faith community in prayer and reflection about the salvation offered to us by Jesus Christ.
April 5th, 2009
Triduum Sign-Ups Many people are needed to help make our Triduum services Holy Thursday, Good Friday and the Easter Vigil - prayerful and meaningful. Please consider helping out as Lectors, Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion, or in other areas needing help. Sign-up sheets are next to the large cross in the atrium. Thank you! Please Help Make The Worship Space Beautiful for Easter Donations of Easter flowers will be greatly appreciated to help decorate the Holy Spirit Chapel, the Blessed Sacrament Chapel, and the Atrium for Easter. Please consider buying an Easter Lily (or tow, or more, or any other kind of flower!!!) as a memorial for a deceased loved one and dropping it off at the UCC during Holy Week. We will list the names of those you would like remembered in this way in the bulletin. As always, we are grateful for your generosity. “Brother, Can You Spare A Dime?” The University Interfaith Council is hosting an interfaith discussion on the financial crisis, complete with Christian, Muslim and Jewish responses to the economic situation. Free food! April 15th at 6:30 pm at Texas Hillel at 21st & San Antonio.
Palm Sunday Holy Week 2009
Join us for the Easter Triduum! * Holy Thursday Mass at 8:00 pm followed by adoration until Midnight in the Catacombs. * Good Friday Morning Prayer—8:30 am * Good Friday Services at 12:00 pm followed by University Interfaith Council’s Stations of the Cross at 2 pm starting at the Littlefield Fountain. * Holy Saturday Morning Prayer—8:30 a.m. * Easter Vigil Mass, including reception into the Church by our RCIA elect and candidates, begins at 8 pm. Come and pray during our most holy days of the year.
Do you want to be a KNIGHT ? We are seeking interested men to reactivate our Knight of Columbus Council. Just need to be 18 years old and Catholic. Interest? contact Fr. Ed Nowak at [email protected] or Kraft at [email protected] Informal meeting tonight at 6:30 pm in the Mother Teresa room. All interested men welcome!
Reminder! 8 pm Mass attendees are no longer able to park in the lot at the corner of 20th and Whitis. The only lot for the University Catholic Center is the lot to our west between our building and Dobie Mall.
Visit www.paulist.org to learn more about the Paulist Fathers.
MeatFest Thanks Lambda Omega Alpha extends its deepest gratitude to all who supported MeatFest 09. The event was a great success, raising a profit of $1,076.13, all donated to Micah 6, the nearby ecumenical food pantry. We very much appreciate your generosity and hope you enjoyed all the food!
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Mon: Tues: Wed: Thurs: Fri: Sat: Sun:
Is 42:1-7; Jn 12:1-11 Is 49:1-6; Jn 13:21-33,36-38 Is 50:4-9a; Mt 26:14-25 Ex 12:1-8,11-14; 1 Cor 11:23-26; Jn 13:1-15 Is 52:13-53:12; Heb 4:14-16;5:7-9; Jn 18:1-19:42 Visit http://s.utcatholic.org/vigil09 Acts 10:34a,37-43; Col 3:1-4; Jn 20:1-9 Events at St. Austin’s Parish
St. Austin’s will be hosting a six-week dialog series on Wednesdays at 7 pm in Hecker Hall running until April 8th on the topic of Awakening Faith—Is connection possible? Where am I now in life? Where am I going? What do I really want? What is it all about?
University Graduate Students & Professionals- UGAP invites all grad students and recently gradated young adults to join us on Tuesdays at the UCC. For more info contact Nate at [email protected]. We gather in the Atrium at 7 pm and move to the Mother Teresa room at 7:30 pm. Gay and Lesbian Support Group With the encouragement and support of Bishop Aymond, the UCC has formed a support group for Catholic students who identify themselves as gay or lesbian. The purpose of this group is to provide a safe and confidential place for these individuals to meet for discussion, prayer and fellowship. For more information, contact Father Ed Koharchik here at the UCC (512476-7351 x12; [email protected]).
Our Gifts to God
Week of April 6
$5,000 $4,000 $3,000 $2,000 $1,000 Actual Expected
3/8
3/15
3/22
3/29
$2,816.47
$2,541.00
$2,249.30
2,038.52
$2,380
$2,380
$2,380
$3,950
Actual
Expected
This week’s Black Bag is for Micah 6, a network of faith communities within UT area that answer the call of Micah 6 to do justice love kindness ; walk humbly with God Volunteers needed: www.micah6austin.org Free Workshop—Tactics for Tough Times Catholic Charities of Central Texas are sponsoring free workshops on Tactics for Tough Times. These free workshops will increase your financial knowledge and skills in money management, how to conduct a job search and retool a resume, how to handle the stress during this time of crisis and a workshop on preventing foreclosure. For more info you can go to www.CCCTX.org or call 512-651-6100. The workshop will be on May 2nd – Cedar Park Library 550 Discovery Blvd., Cedar Park
Night Prayer ● ~9:00 pm ● Mon-Thurs Blessed Sacrament Chapel
Weekly Reflection Question: Jesus embraced all of humanity by stretching his arms on the cross. How do you embrace him? A parishioner from St. Austin’s is renting a house and would like some good Catholic students living in it. The home is a charming, 6-bedroom 3-bath house on 4317 Depew, near 45th/ Red River. 2 story, wood/cement floors, full kitchen, large utility with washer/dryer. Large yard, wrap-around porch, spa. 6 parking spaces in alley. UT/Cap Metro shuttles at corner. Rent:$4350. Perfect for serious students/professionals. Please contact Ramona directly on her cell at 512-922-3880 and tell her you found this in the UCC bulletin. Vocations Corner If you are interested in talking more about a possible vocation to the priesthood, call Fr. Ed Nowak at 512-476-7351 x17 or Fr. Mike Sis, diocesan vocations director, at 512-949-2405. Paulist Vocations Retreat, May 8-10 in New York at the Paulist Motherhouse. Contact Fr. Ed Nowak for details.
Monday Apr 6 — Monday of Holy Week * 12:05 pm — Daily Mass Holy Spirit Chapel * 12:30 pm — Reconciliation St. Paul Rec. Chapel * 6 pm—-Holy Week Practice Holy Spirit Chapel * 6 pm — SJ “Toast” Mother Teresa Room * 6:30 pm — Social Justice Team Mother Teresa Room * 7 pm — RCIA Catacombs * 7 pm — CFC Youth St. Francis Room * 7 pm— LOA Softball IM Fields * 8 pm — CLFL Meeting Mother Teresa Room * 10 pm — LOA Soccer REC Tuesday Apr 7 — Tuesday of Holy Week * 12:30 pm — Daily Mass Holy Spirit Chapel * 1 pm — Reconciliation St. Paul Rec. Chapel * 2 pm — Staff Meeting Conference Room * 6 pm — Holy Week Practice Holy Spirit Chapel * 7 pm — MEO Service St. Mark Room * 7 pm — UGAP—Easter CardsMother Teresa * 7 pm — Confirmation Prep Catacombs * 7:30 pm — CIW JAM St. Matthew Room * 8 pm — LOA Meeting St. Francis Room Wednesday Apr 8—Wednesday of Holy Week * 12:05 pm — Daily Mass Holy Spirit Chapel * 12:30 pm — Carbos for Christ Atrium * 6 pm — LOA Bishop’s Dinner Offsite * 7 pm — SJ Movie Night Catacombs * 7 pm — MEO Softball IM Fields * 7 pm — STRONG Officers St. Francis Room * 7 pm — Small Group Mtg St. Matthew Room * 8 pm — STRONG Meeting St. Francis Room Thursday Apr 9 — Holy Thursday * 8 pm — Mass Holy Spirit Chapel * Afterwards until Midnight—Adoration—Catacombs Friday Apr 10 —Good Friday * 12 pm — Celebration of the Lord’s Passion Holy Spirit Chapel * 2 pm — Stations of the Cross Meet at Littlefield Fountain Saturday Apr 11—Holy Saturday * 8 pm — Easter Vigil Holy Spirit Chapel Sunday Apr 12 —Easter Sunday
Masses at 9 am, 11:30 am, 5 pm and 8 pm
* 9 am — Children’s Liturgy of the Word — Mother T Consider inviting a friend to our Masses and services during Holy Week. Our holiest days of the year are a great time to join your faith community in prayer and reflection about the salvation offered to us by Jesus Christ.
