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Luke 14:27

September 8, 2019 • Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

3550 East Knox Road • Phoenix, Arizona 85044 Parish Office: 480-893-8770 • Catholic Education Office: 480-893-1160

Parish: corpuschristiphx.org • Formed: corpuschristiphx.formed.org

Corpus Chris Catholic Church www.corpuschris phx.org 2 Corpus Christi Catholic Church strives to be a welcoming community proclaiming the

love of God and fostering a life-long personal relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church through Scripture, Sacraments, and service.

Clergy and Staff Members

Rev. Chad King, Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Reynaldo Clutario, Associate Pastor [email protected]

Rev. Albert Francis Hoorman, Pastor Emeritus

Rev. L.A. Sigman, Founding Pastor

Deacon Chris Kellogg [email protected]

Deacon Dennis Lambert [email protected] Website/Blog: dennislambert-writer.com

Retired Deacon Al Gaudio

Retired Deacon Phil Simeone Steve Mandarino, Parish Manager [email protected]

Carol Pavlak, Parish Office Manager [email protected]

Kathleen Foley, Parishioner Engagement Coordinator [email protected]

Christi Deg, Bulletin Editor [email protected]

Linda McCormack, C. E. Office Manager [email protected]

Kathy Egle, Director of Evangelization [email protected]

Denise Halloran, Dir. of Elementary Catholic Ed. [email protected]

Grace Rivera, Coordinator of Youth Evangelization [email protected]

John Deg, Director of Married Life Ministries [email protected]

Matthew Henry, Director of Music & Liturgy [email protected]

Barbara Manning, Gift Shop Manager [email protected]

Ken Doering, Maintenance Supervisor [email protected] Council Presidents Mary Jo Kruse, President of the Pastoral Council [email protected] Peter Rady-Pentek, President of the Finance Council

Parish Office Hours

Monday-Thursday: 9:00 -5:00 (C Mon.-Thurs. from 11:30 -1:00 ) Friday: 9:00 —11:30 Saturday: Office Closed Sunday: Following 8:30 am & 10:30 am Masses

Catholic Education Office Hours Monday: 9 –4 | Tuesday: 9 –7:30 Wednesday: 9 –5 | Thursday: 9 –4 Friday-Sunday: Office Closed

Mass Schedule

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 PM (traditional) Sunday: 7:00 AM (without music) 8:30 AM (contemporary) 10:30 AM (contemporary) 5:00 PM (contemporary)

Daily Mass: 8:15 AM (Monday—Saturday) 6:00 PM (Tuesday) 6:30 AM (Friday)

Confessions Tuesday: 5:00-5:45 Thursday: 7:00 Saturday: 2:30-3:30

Devotions Rosary: 30 minutes before daily Masses Litany Devotions: following daily Masses Divine Mercy in Cry Room: following daily Masses

Adoration Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel — Enter through the gate from the 36th Street parking lot to the Prayer Garden. Follow the path to the last door. Our Adoration Ministry needs two committed Adorers for each hour. Below is the list of hours with the greatest need. Hours in red have no one committed. If you would like to commit to a weekly Holy Hour, please contact Kathleen Foley at the Parish Office.

Sun: 9am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 10pm Mon: 12am, 4am, 8am, 10am, 6pm, 8pm Tues: 2am, 5am, 9am, 4pm, 10pm Wed: 4am, 5am, 6am, 10am, 1pm Thurs: 12am, 3am, 5am Fri: 8am, 10am, 7pm Sat: 6am, 8am, 9am, 10am, 2pm, 3pm, 4 pm, 7pm, 11pm

Additional adorers during the hours of Midnight - 6 each day are always helpful!

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Feast Days & Mass Intentions

Mass Intentions are limited to five requests per year.

Monday, September 9, St. Peter Claver

8:15 am Living & Deceased Members of the Justice & Grover Families

Tuesday, September 10

8:15 am † Lorraine Anderson 6:00 pm † Judy Knorr

Wednesday, September 11

8:15 am Jen Arnold

Thursday, September 12, The Most Holy Name of Mary 8:15 am Carol Ross

Friday, September 13, St. John Chrysostom

6:30 am Alma Glinoga 8:15 am † Joanne Preston

Saturday, September 14, Exaltation of the Holy Cross

8:15 am Letty Alcasid 4:00 pm † Toni Carrasco

Sunday, September 15

7:00 am Mary Beke 8:30 am † Marie Shomen 10:30 am † Alfonse Tafoya 5:00 pm Parishioners

What’s Inside:

Discipleship (part 2): pages 4-6 Men of St. Joseph: page 6 Christ Child Society: page 6 Coffee Break Women’s Bible Study: page 6 St. Gerard Circle: page 7 Parishioners Meet & Greet: page 7 Fight Human Trafficking: page 7 Pray for the Sick: page 7 Joe Hasulak Golf Tournament: page 7 Beginning Apologetics 1: page 7 Magnificat Luncheon: page 8 St. Andrew’s Mums After Dark: page 8 Flocknote & Facebook: page 8 Frequently Asked Questions: page 8 Together in Holiness: Back Cover

Parish Contributions

September 1, 2019

Tithing* Weekly Total.......................................... $25,358.34 Weekly Budget....................................... $23,919.20 Weekly Surplus (Deficit)......................... $1,439.14

Year-to-date Total................................ $233,329.40 Year-to-date Budget............................. $239,261.20 Year-to-date Surplus (Deficit)............... ($5,931.80)

*Includes Sunday collections, Online Giving, and mid-week tithing

Other Contributions

Children’s Envelopes…....................................$21.00 Miscellaneous……….....……....................... $15.00 Catholic University of America $4,900.62

Building Fund Collection……...................... $954.00 Building Fund Balance……..................... $78,529.28

Online Giving is a web-based electronic contribution option available at our parish. This convenient

system is safe and secure and allows you to start, stop, and change your contributions at any time. You can sign-up for Online Giving through our parish website at www.corpuschristiphx.org.

Over the coming weeks, you will be learning more about the Becoming Disciples Through Stewardship plan here at Corpus Christi. This effort is very important as we move forward with the mission and vision of our parish. We,

as a parish family, have changed so many lives in our community! In order to continue our mission and ministries, we encourage all parishioners to spend time in prayer and discussion with your family reflecting on the work we do. We look forward to seeing all of our parishioners at Mass, especially during our special Commitment Weekend on September 28 & September 29. If you have any questions regarding the Becoming Disciples Through Stewardship effort, please contact the Parish Office.

Through Stewardship

Rest in Peace

Suzanne DiCarlo Angelito Reyes

May the Angels lead them into Paradise. May the Choir of Angels welcome them

and may they have everlasting life.

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Last week, we learned from the original disciples that discipleship

is a journey; it is an intentional process of becoming fully alive and happy even while on this earth, excitedly anticipating life everlasting in Heaven. That is the reason for the “Becoming Disciples” in our vision statement. Those part of the parish about four years ago may recall that I asked parishioners to read and join our discussion on the book Forming Intentional Disciples. I had first read it about eight years ago (one year into my priesthood). It described what I had observed in the Church in every parish where I had been in but had been unable to articulate. I reflected on how my relationship with Jesus had indeed influenced, directed, and become central in my life. I recognized that it was my relationship and love for Jesus that made the sacraments alive and placed choosing and living my faith as priority #1. However, as I read the five thresholds of a journey to discipleship described in the book, I remembered ways I had grown to become a disciple. The five thresholds include:

1. Trust — in which someone has a level of trust with another person who has faith and a relationship with Jesus or a positive association with Jesus and/or the Church.

2. Curiosity — in which someone is curious about Jesus, his life, his teachings or some aspect of the Christian faith.

3. Openness — when someone is open to the possibility of personal and spiritual change in his or her life.

4. Seeking — someone is becoming aware that following Christ has personal implications and makes real demands on their priorities, time, money, relationships, and all other areas of life and is engaged in an urgent spiritual quest, seeking to know whether they can commit to Christ in His Church.

5. Discipleship — is intentionally and consciously choosing to put God first in one’s life and actively rooting out sin from it.

As I read the thresholds, I reflected on my journey of faith up to that point. I recognized the path to discipleship God had brought me through even though I didn’t realize it at the time. I could see the thresholds in my conversions in faith. For example, in

high school, I remember taking down all the posters of sport figures that I had on my bedroom walls and putting up religious things. That was an example of openness because I became aware that I wanted to be known as someone who loved God more than sports. I remember in college, at Franciscan University of Steubenville, growing in my faith, seeking Him more and more, and wanting my life to be centered around Him. After college, I remember becoming a disciple when I was working at a job that started at 6am, and how I got up at 4:30am just so I had about 20 minutes of prayer before work (thankfully, that job didn’t last long). I was able to recognize examples and times in my life when I went through these thresholds towards discipleship, knowing that I still needed continued development. For example, not long before I entered seminary, I helped my sister lead RCIA – the process to help adults enter fully into the Catholic Church. Once I had read Forming Intentional Disciples, which also uses RCIA as an example, I was able to see how my sister and I had done our best to lead that all-important process, based on what we knew, but I wish I would have read the book earlier. Knowing who a disciple is – knowing the extent of what every Catholic is meant to be – would have helped to re-define our objective and how we went about it. Therefore, forming intentional disciples became the direction and purpose of my priesthood. In the book, it says that about 5% of the people in an average Catholic parish are true disciples, and everyone else is somewhere in the other thresholds. In reflecting on my life, and my life as a priest, I can say that is quite accurate. It is a long and difficult journey for many. After all, it is a process of intentionally losing one’s own life and finding it completely in Jesus. Yet, it is a journey that every disciple says is completely worth it. Although the thresholds and understanding and using the word discipleship was new to me, I realize now that it is simply every person’s journey of conversion into the heart of Christ. It was the journey of the disciples we read about in the Gospels, it is my journey, and it needs to be the journey of every candidate in every RCIA, and the journey of every Catholic, including you.

To intentionally be on this journey to discipleship, we need to have a clear understanding of what Jesus means by His call to us to follow Him and His command to make disciples. I’ll let Bishop Donald

(Part 2)

- Fr. Chad King

Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time September 8, 2019 5 Hying, from his book, Discipleship: Our Fundamental Catholic Identity, help our understanding:

What is a disciple? A disciple is one who makes a conscious,

firm decision, carried out in action to follow Jesus intentionally with one’s whole heart, soul, mind and strength no matter the cost to themselves. Once we make the decision to become a disciple, this will be the controlling decision that will drive absolutely everything in the disciple’s life.

What do intentional Catholic disciples look like? How do they act? What is qualitatively different about their lives and personalities?

• Disciples are ordinary people • They have experienced the love, forgiveness,

presence and consolation of God • They have experienced the challenge of God

poured out through Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit

• They have fallen in love with the Lord • They find their deepest identity in their relationship

with Him • They find God and the mission of His Kingdom

to be the fundamental purpose of their lives • They find the whole Catholic experience of the

Scriptures, sacraments, moral life and prayer to be the transformative means of their ongoing conversion

• Disciples instinctively evangelize • They naturally share their experience of God

and their faith in Him with others • The power of their moral example itself evangelizes • Disciples are both courageous and articulate in

their proclamation of Jesus and the difference He has made in their lives

• They will freely pray with others • They do volunteer work • They witness to how the Lord has worked in

their daily experience • They offer moral advice when asked • They share spiritual books, CDs and DVDs with

family, friends and co-workers • They actively cultivate a discipleship response

in those around them • An intentional disciple is a Catholic maximalist,

not asking what the minimum is that must be done in order to be saved, but asking what can be done for the sake of the Kingdom of God

• A disciple has moved from the obligation of the law into the astonishing freedom of Christ

Let me highlight a couple of these characteristics of a disciple. Disciples have experienced the love, forgiveness, presence and consolation of God — many disciples can remember a distinct experience, oftentimes even dates and times, in which they truly

encountered God’s love, forgiveness and presence. Can you recall ever having such an encounter? Disciples have fallen in love with the Lord. It is not just that disciples believe God loves them, or that they love God, but it is that they have fallen in love with the Lord, and He becomes always present in their hearts and minds throughout the day (like how many married couples each have the other spouse in heart and mind). Thus, a disciple truly knows who God the Father is, knows who Jesus is, and knows the activity of the Holy Spirit in his or her life. It is not about knowing about the Persons of God but rather, knowing God personally and having a relationship with each Person of the Holy Trinity. Disciples find their deepest identity in their relationship with Him. A disciple has given one’s life over to the love of God in such a way that his or her entire life is oriented around Jesus Christ. So, what John the Baptist says, “He must increase, and I must decrease,” and what St. Paul says, “I myself no longer live but Christ lives in me,” are not just nice cliché ideals but have begun to and continue to be visibly fostered in one’s life. A disciple is asking what can be done for the sake of the Kingdom of God. It is when one’s prayer life has grown from always and only asking God for what he or she wants (so, primarily intercessions), to wanting what God wants for that person, and how he or she can be entrusted by God for His purposes and desires instead of one’s own. Thus, it entails a realization that God is in control of one’s life, and so the disciple is able to trust that God will give all that he or she needs and wants according to His will. Therefore, a disciple can say, “Not my will, but yours be done,” and in this and every circumstance, actually mean it. Therefore, when disciples’ prayer lives and everyday lives have become so infused with God’s love, presence and activity, then, sometimes unknowingly, disciples instinctively evangelize, they naturally share their experiences of God and their faith in Him with others. The power of moral example itself evangelizes; disciples are both courageous and articulate in their proclamation of Jesus and the difference He has made in their lives; they will freely pray with others. Thus, evangelization does not seem like such a big, daunting task, but becomes natural and normal because we are living our lives in and through Christ. Furthermore, we will then become and be doing what God commands of every member of His Church: to be and make disciples.

Finally, let me touch on moving from pre-discipleship to becoming a disciple. Remember, the thresholds of trust, curiosity, openness and seeking are pre-discipleship. A disciple is one who makes a conscious, firm decision, carried out in action to

Corpus Chris Catholic Church www.corpuschris phx.org 6 follow Jesus intentionally with one’s whole heart, soul, mind and strength no matter the cost to one’s self. Becoming a disciple doesn’t come about on its own or accidentally. It is something intentionally sought, wrestled with, and after much deliberation, the seeker makes the firm decision to commit oneself entirely to Jesus, reorienting one’s life so that Jesus is number one in everything from that time forward. Discipleship involves the whole person – heart, soul, mind, and strength. It takes all of who we are, not just a part of our life, not just certain times of the week, not just certain aspects of who we are. At the same time, discipleship fulfills the deepest desires of every human heart. It will cost us — it will require sacrifice and struggle. Disciples realize that their lives are no longer their own, but the Lord’s and they will have to change their lives to fit the demands of the Gospel — moving away from relationships that are not leading them closer to Christ, changing moral and ethical behavior to align with Jesus’ teachings, and severing worldly attachments — to things, attitudes, addictions, and people — that distract from or prevent the pursuit of the Kingdom of God and helping others to become disciples. Once we make the decision to become a disciple, this will be the controlling decision that will drive absolutely everything in the disciple’s life. The disciple’s walk with the Lord informs his or her thoughts, words and actions. Putting Jesus at the center is now the disciple’s priority and everything else is secondary.

Becoming a disciple of Jesus requires much, but it will bring about the transformation, intimacy with the Lord, and deep fulfillment of all desire that you have been seeking your whole life. Discipleship will change your life forever! May we all reflect on how we can either become a disciple or grow in our discipleship.

Men of St. Joseph

Corpus Christi Men’s Ministry

September DVD Series:

Wednesdays, Sept. 11, 18, 25 6:30pm in the Parish Center

All men are welcome!

Coffee Break Women's Bible Study

At the heart of the Bible are the Psalms — prayers from God that help us learn to pray. The Holy

Spirit inspired them. Israel sang them. Christ himself prayed them, as did our Blessed Mother. These sacred hymns become our heartfelt response to God’s loving and wondrous deeds for us. Their words captivate the imagination and draw us into a deeply personal encounter with God.

Join Jeff Cavins, Sarah Christmyer, and Dr. Tim Gray as they show you how to establish a deeply personal dialogue with God through the Psalms.

Registration & Introduction: Wednesday, Sept. 11

9:00-11:30 am in Rooms 7 & 8

Book Fee: $30.00 Scholarships are available.

Free childcare is provided!

Join us each week for fellowship, food, and scripture study with other Catholic women! You may register on Sept. 11. For more info, to register early, or to sign-up for childcare, please contact Anne Young at [email protected].

Christ Child Society

The Christ Child Society of Phoenix is dedicated to serving children in need.

Please join us as we meet to sew, crochet, and knit newborn clothing items. Don’t sew? We can use your help cutting fabric for clothing and blankets. We will meet from 9am-1pm in the Parish Center on the Wednesdays listed. Please bring a sack lunch (a refrigerator is available and dessert, coffee, and lemonade are provided). If you have any questions, please call Michelle Cano at 602-524-7735 or Michelle Grimditch at 480-710-4357.

Meeting Dates

September 11& 25 October 16 & 23

November 13 December 11

January 8 & 22 February 12 & 19

March 18 & 25 April 8 & 22 May 13 & 27

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Pray for the Sick

Letty Alcasio, John C. Cooper, John Ealy, Wayne Finney, Kathleen Fordyce, Randy Frost, Dcn. Al Gaudio, Don Heckhaus,

Pat Hungerford, Sharon Olsen, Theresa Sup, George & Nora Wood

St. Gerard Circle

All Catholic moms are invited to join us as we grow in faith and fellowship!

“Donut Grow Up” Moms’ Night Out — Back to School Bash

Thursday, Sept. 12 Mellow Mushroom at 5 pm

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SGC Book Club: Be Brave in the Scared Friday, September 20 at 7:30 pm Rooms 7 & 8 (“The Upper Room”)

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Parishioner Meet & Greet

Whether you are brand new or you have been a parishioner for years, we welcome you to come to the Parishioner Meet & Greet next Sunday September 15, at 9:30am in the Parish Center!

The 28th Annual Joe Hasulak Memorial Golf Tournament

The Foothills Golf Club 2201 E. Clubhouse Dr.

Phoenix, AZ 85048 Sign-In: 6:30 am | Shotgun start: 7:30 am

Registration Deadline: Sept. 21 •Winning Foursome will receive Individual Trophies •ALL GOLFERS (Men and Women) Welcome •Four-person Scramble •Gross & Net Prizes, plus Closest to Pin & Longest Drive •Longest Drive… with Putter •More Fun and Games!

For more details: contact Michael Moore at [email protected] or 480-360-5956.

This is a 501(c)(3) Charity Tournament benefiting local charities. Have your business and name displayed

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Fight Human Trafficking

Help the Mary Queen of Heaven Missionaries in their efforts to save women and children who are victims of human trafficking and prostitution in the Philippines.

Sr. Monica, MQHM will be here after all the Masses the weekend of Sept. 21 & 22. Donations will be accepted for rosaries and other religious items to help support the Home of Love. The Home of Love provides shelter, food, clothing, and a number of programs and services to help the women and children. The missionaries are also looking for sponsors to support the high school education of the children they serve. Any donation from your heart would make their missionary work possible. For more information, please stop by at the table after Mass on that weekend or visit their website: www.mqhm.org. You can also contact Sr. Monica Baul, MQHM at 818-261-6214 or find Mary Queen of Heaven Missionaries on Facebook.

Beginning Apologetics 1 Learn How to Explain and Defend

the Catholic Faith

Mondays beginning Sept. 30 7:00-8:30 pm

Learn how to give clear, biblical answers to the most common objections Catholics get about their faith. This 8-week course will help you to explain your faith clearly, defend it charitably, and share it confidently.

Topics that will be covered include: The Eucharist • The Canon of the Bible

Sola Scriptura • Apostolic Authority & the Papacy Marian Doctrines and questions about Mary

Confession • Scandals in the Church Prayer to the Saints • Purgatory

The course will begin Monday, Sept. 30th and run each Monday evening through Nov. 25th (except Nov. 11th) from 7pm-8:30pm in the Parish Center. The cost of the course is $20 to cover course materi-als. Make sure you bring your Bible and if you have a Catechism of the Catholic Church, bring that with you as well! Visit the parish website to sign up today and reserve your spot and course materials. If you have questions, please contact Kathy Egle at [email protected] or 480-893-8770.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register? All Catholics living in the Parish area and regularly participating in the liturgy are invited to register in the Parish. Church attendance alone does NOT make you and your family registered members. Registration is required for Baptism, First Communion, First Reconciliation, Confirmation, Marriage and Catholic Education programs.

Adults 18 and over need to be registered separately from their parents in order to get married, have their own children baptized, or be Godparents or Sponsors.

In order to be a Godparent or Sponsor or to receive discounted tuition rates at Catholic Schools, one must be a registered Catholic and active in the parish, which is indicated by use of contribution envelopes or the Online Giving program.

Registration forms can be filled out in the Parish Office or via our parish website. How do I have my child Baptized? Before scheduling the date, please call the Office for a welcoming conversation with the priest. A preparation class is also required for parents prior to the child’s Baptism and are offered once a month. How do I request a Communion Call or Anointing of the Sick? Please call the parish office at 480-893-8770 DO NOT WAIT until someone is near death to have the person anointed! Although Anointing of the Sick was once known as “Last Rites,” waiting until a person is near death could risk that person not being able to receive the Sacrament if he or she should pass away prior to the priest being able to arrive. Anointing of the Sick can only be administered while the person is still alive. How do I get married in the Church? The Diocese of Phoenix requires a NINE MONTH marriage preparation process. John Deg, Director of Married Life Ministries, will meet with you to explain the process, including when you will meet with the Pastor to set a date. Do NOT set the date prior to this meeting as it cannot be guaranteed until then.

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The St. John Paul II Foundation is excited to announce the first Together in Holiness marriage conference in the Diocese of Phoenix in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the diocese. This one-day event includes dynamic presentations, vigil Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Featured national speakers are Damon & Melanie Owens and Patty Schneier.

On-site childcare is available (ages 2-12 years), pre-registration is required ($5/child).

Conference tickets: $59/couple or $35/individual. Scholarships are available.

Please visit togetherinholiness.org or email Conference Coordinator Susie Lopez at [email protected] for more info.

To register for the Chandler location, go to: https://forlifeandfamily.org/events/th19-phx-ch/. To register for the Avondale location, go to: https://forlifeandfamily.org/events/th19-phx-av/.

- Most Rev. Thomas J. Olmsted, Bishop of Phoenix

Together in Holiness™ is an initiative of the St. John Paul II Foundation and is presented in collaboration the

Diocese of Phoenix Office of Marriage & Respect Life.