Pre-Modern Bible Exibit

Pre-Modern Bibles

The Museum of Texas Tech will host an exhibition that features a variety of Bibles, colorful illuminations and more than 1,000 years of biblical scholarship and its relationship to the development of western civilization in the middle ages. It features Bibles from the Dead Sea Scrolls to the Complutensian Polyglot Bible.  Exhibit will run August 18, 2018 – March 3, 2019 at Museum of Texas Tech University .

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Around the Diocese

Around the Diocese

Holy Spirit Fall Festival Saturday, October 13th BBQ Cook-off, meal, DJ Dancing, Silent & Live Auction, and the drawing for HSCP & CTK 2018 Nissan Vehicles! The Cook Off and Silent Auction are scheduled during the day followed by the evening events. https://www.holyspiritcathparish.org/2018-fall-festival-2/

Slaton St. Joseph’s Sausage Festival Bulk Sausage Sales: Saturday morning, October 20th from 8—11:00. Live Music Ocktoberfest—Saturday evening October 20th   4 –11:00  Dinner & Funfest—Sunday, October 21st 11AM—2 PM  Dinner Plates, mini-bazaar, raffles and prizes, auction, quilt show, rock wall and more. SlatonSausage.com

Raider Awakening 59 Fall Retreat—October 12th-14th 2018 Raider Awakening is a retreat for college students facilitated by  college students. Sign up: http://RAIDERCATHOLIC.ORG/RA  Email: raiderawakening@raidercatholic.org

Rachel’s Vineyard Recovery after Abortion Give us a call and join us on the next Rachel Weekend Retreat.   Confidential contact: Mindy at rios2000us@yahoo.com or 806-702-2284.  Next retreat is November 2-4, 2018.

Joseph’s Corner Healing for Men after abortion – September 1, 2018 (in Spanish). Healing after Abortion Ministry – Project Joseph, 469-416-2101
healing@projectjosephdallas.org or www.projectjosephdallas.org

 Pre-Modern Bibles The Museum of Texas Tech will host an exhibition that features a variety of Bibles, colorful illuminations and more than 1,000 years of biblical scholarship and its relationship to the development of western civilization in the middle ages. It features Bibles from the Dead Sea Scrolls to the Complutensian Polyglot Bible.  Exhibit will run August 18, 2018 – March 3, 2019.
https://www.depts.ttu.edu/museumttu/exhibitions/2018/premodern-bible.php

Jeff Cavins Great Adventure Bible Timeline begins Tuesday, September 11, 2018, at Christ the King Cathedral in the Parish Family Center and meets every Tuesday. This fascinating series traces the lineage of Jesus from Creation through the establishment of Christ’s Church and will take you on a journey through the entire Bible. You will learn the major people, places and events of Scripture and see how they all come together to reveal the remarkable story of our faith. Presented in DVD format, the study is both educational and entertaining.  Don’t miss this opportunity to understand Sacred Scripture like never before. For more information contact Patsy Taber at 806-549-0366 or ptaber1@gmail.com

CTKC School- open enrollment for 2018-2019 Many classes fill up quickly. For more information or for a tour, please contact: Becky King, at the school office, 795-8283, or via email at bking@ctkcathedralschool.org, or visit www.ctkcathedralschool.org

Christ the King Catholic School ADOPT-A-STUDENT – If you are interested in supporting the Adopt-a-Student Program, please visit the “School Donations” page of the school website, www.ctkcathedralschool.org, and click on the “Donate” button at the bottom of the page.  If you would like to receive more information or ask questions, please contact the School Development Office at (806)795-8283 or via email at cduran@ctkcathedralschool.org.

Catholic War Veterans Join other veterans on the 3rd Sunday of the month at the K of C Hall on Erskine. Information: Father Brian Wood at fr.briandwood@yahoo.com

Help Wanted! Mercy Retreat Center  Kitchen Cook & Helpers- Individuals, couples, teams- to help cook for retreats and functions and keep the kitchen, pantry, dining areas clean. Part-time positions. Primarily weekends and some weekdays. Starting pay: $8-10/hour. Great Weekend job! Call or text Mark-806-789-8456

Chi Rho Fundraiser Rent–A-Worker This worker will do indoor or outdoor work in exchange for a donation.  To schedule: Contact: clydos.pinkert@ttu.edu or 806-787-8096

Mexico City November 5—10, 2018 Join Father Phillips and fellow pilgrims on a journey to Mexico City. The pilgrimage includes a visit to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Guadalupe with Mass at the Basilica, the Metropolitan Cathedral, the Church of Santo Domingo, and other sites in and near Mexico City. For information and costs, see the flyers in the gathering space, call 800-653-0017 or go online to canterburypilgrimages.com and search for Mexico with Father Phillips.

2020 Passion Play in Oberammergau In 1633, Southern Germany was in the grips of war, poverty, and the plague.  That year when the disease reached Oberammergau the villagers prayed for deliverance and vowed to perform a passion play about the last days of Jesus forever more.  Their prayers were answered and the village was saved from a continued outbreak of the plague. Nearly 400 years later the play continues.  It is performed once every decade. Witness Oberammergau Passion Play 2020 which will be performed daily May 16 through October 4, 2020. For more information please contact Debra at Envoye Travel 806-788-8907 ext.2004. Debra@envoye.com

Praise, Worship, Adoration & Benediction Join us each Thursdays following the 5:30 pm Mass in the Holy Spirit Chapel for an hour of praise, worship, and adoration. Our chapel is always open for an opportunity to spend some time with our Lord, and each Thursdays all are welcome to join and pray as a parish community. We close with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Every fourth Thursday a Healing Mass is celebrated at 6:30 pm. (This Mass replaces the regular Thursday 5:30 Mass)

Need Help with Childhood Depression? Seeing a child, you love struggle with depression is a helpless feeling. But, if you are concerned, USA.gov has created a free online-only Kids and Depression guide at www.USA.gov/features/kids-and-depression. Another source is the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at (800)273-8255. It offers confidential help 24 hours a day.

Counseling Affordable marriage and family counseling offered by Marriage & Family Life Office, in collaboration with TTU Marriage & Family Clinic. For appointment, call Dr. Nicole Springer at 806-742-3074

Promise to Protect—Pledge to Heal-The Lubbock Diocese Victim Assistance Coordinator is available to help anyone who has been abused or victimized by someone representing the Catholic Church. Contact: Oscar Reyes   806-543-9178   oreyes_lubbock@yahoo.com

Our Lady of Victory Radio Visit 102.9 FM website at http://www.olvradio.com to hear live streaming of EWTN. For program schedule, please see http://www.ewtn.com/radio/schedule.asp.

Formed.org Catholic Faith through books, Bible studies, and movies.  You have FREE access to the best resources available.  To set up your account:  Visit Formed.org and enter the code AWF23D

Altar Server Training

Altar Server Training

Interested in becoming a HSCP Altar Server? A mandatory training for anyone interested will be held August 28th August 30th and September 6th from 5:30—7:00 PM in the Sanctuary. If you are interested, you must attend all sessions. For more information or if you have questions contact—David Garza at 806.794.8175 .

Guatemala Mission Team

Thank you from the 2018 Guatemala Mission Team

The 2018 Guatemala Mission Team would like to thank each of you for donating to our polo drive. Thanks to each of your donations, we delivered over 500 polos to Valley of the Angels Orphanage!!! The children and staff at Valley of the Angels were immensely grateful for our donations as well as the time we spent with them.

 

 

 

 

Additionally, we are thankful for your thoughts, prayers, and well wishes as we traveled and spent the last week with the marginalized in Guatemala.

Theology on Tap

Theology on Tap

Meet from 7—8 at BierHaus Lubbock, 2009 Broadway, Lubbock. Theology on Tap is for anyone 21+ and is a casual forum where friends gather to discuss topics relevant to young adults, from a faith perspective. This summer we are discussing Catholic Social Teaching. All young adults are invited out for faith, fellowship and fun!

Why Attend Daily Mass?

Why Attend Daily Mass?
This week we share two more reasons.

Praising God first thing in the morning is the most important thing on our daily calendar.
“First things first”, as they say. And since we’ve been blessed to be a member of this one, holy, catholic, and apostolic Church, we should understand that it’s a privilege and a gift that we can make God the first and most important person in our day by worshiping Him in His temple.  Plus, God asks for the first fruits of our harvest, the first tenth of all our blessings. Going to Mass is offering the first part of our day to the Lord who is the source of all our blessings. It’s the best form of Catholic stewardship.

The Mass is my ongoing spiritual formation.
One beautiful thing about the Mass is that it is so drenched in scripture.  Attending Mass daily allows us to soak in God’s Word. Reading and reflecting on the daily scriptures the evening before makes the Mass seem even richer and more fulfilling.  The Mass helps us get a full Catholic education in Christ — stewardship, the sacraments, the saints, and evangelization — 260 days a year.  It helps us grown in the Lord a day at a time.

Holy Spirit offers daily Mass Monday through Friday beginning at 7:30 AM. Evening Masses are offered on Tuesday and Thursday at 5:45 PM. Daily Prayers are prayed 15 minutes before each Mass. A Healing Mass is offered at 6:30 PM each 4th Thursday of the month, which takes the place of the 5:45 PM Mass.Please join us.

 

Field Of Dream Winners

Congratulations to Field of Dreams 20th Annual Two-Person Golf Scramble Winners! We would also like to thank our very generous sponsors who helped make this event a success so that we can continue to maintain our Field of Dreams for our young baseball players. Also, thank you to all who participated. This year’s winners:

Low Gross 1st—Fred Strangl & Mike Tomlinson
2nd Judge Billy Eichman & Bud Grossman
3rd Deacon Mike Kenny & Bill Campbell
Low Net 1st—Bobby Worley & Lawrence D’Souza
2nd Deacon Mike Irving & Kyle Harvey
3rd Saul Dominguez & Al Joe Trevino
Closest to the Hole Bill Cambell
Longest Drive Joe Pantoya

A complete list of donors as well as winners and prizes awarded is available in the gathering space.

Mini-Retreats Feedback

If you have been open to listening to the various speakers during the retreats, you may have realized and accepted their challenges to grow spiritually and in appreciation of your relationship with Jesus. It is the Retreat Team’s  desire that these mini-retreats have been a blessing to you and have encouraged you in your faith. Please take a few minutes to fill out the yellow feedback cards. Thank you for your feedback.

 

“Therefore encourage one another and build each other up, just as in fact you are doing.” 1 Thessalonians 5:11