Sixth Sunday of Easter May 5, 2013 Brielle Abboud Isaac Alfieri ...

Sixth Sunday of Easter
Congratulations to our First Communicants!
They received their First Communion on Sunday, May 5th!
Brielle Abboud Isaac Alfieri
Joseph Beckman John Bonebrake
Cadden Crowley Curt Cubrich
Lily Dencklau Quinlan Dowd
Therese Drake Henry Dvorak
Daniel Edwards Isaac Edwards
Lynn Fayad Alfio Gagliolo
Grant Gunderson Luke Gunderson
Mark Gurnett Brent Heller, Jr.
Isabella Horning Renee Kellen
Davison Kreiling Hallie Krypel-Noonan
Kate Kubat Jay Lawton
Ava LeBron Julianna Lengowski
Ella Love Clara Maloley
Samantha Manhart Emily Martin
Nina McMullen Molly Miller
Elizabeth Moore Josephine Moore
Charles Neary Haley Olson
Aaron Ostdiek Bennett Peterson
Wren Pflug Seth Sapone
Ava Sledge Thomas Steele
Margaret Stessman Sloane Sullivan
Katherine Thaden Carter Thomas
Cameron Tomcak Milo Vacanti III
Laura Wahl Eamon Youngblood
Joseph Yrkoski
May 5, 2013
654 South 86th Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68114
402-391-3606
www.ctkomaha.org
Masses
Sunday Masses
Saturday 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 8:00 & 10:00 a.m.
12:00 & 5:00 p.m.
Daily Masses
Monday - Friday
6:30 a.m., 8:15 a.m., 12:10 p.m.
Saturday 8:15 a.m.
Newcomers to the Parish
Welcome! Registration forms can
be found in the Rectory or please
call 391-3606.
Sacrament of Reconciliation *
First Friday of Month 11:30-Noon
Saturday 3:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m.
Sunday 6:00-7:00 p.m. in
conjunction with Be Not Afraid
Holy Hour
*(unless otherwise stated in
the bulletin or by appointment)
Sacrament of Matrimony
Call the rectory at least six months
in advance. Instructions are
necessary.
Sacrament of Baptism
Call the Rectory to sign up
for baptism class.
Sacrament of Holy Orders
Those discerning a call to the
Priesthood should contact the parish
Priest or Rev. Paul Hoesing,
Vocation Director, 558-3100.
Anointing of the Sick
A healing sacrament for young and
old, the chronically or terminally
ill and prior to surgery. Call the
Rectory.
PRAYER LINE: To request
prayers call 391-2862 or email
troiac@ctkomaha.org

Christ The King Information
Rectory: 391-3606 Fax: 391-1498
Mass Times: 391-6205
654 South 86 St
Omaha, NE 68114
www.ctkomaha.org
Rectory Hours: Monday through Friday
8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
(closed from Noon to 1 p.m.)
Parish Staff - 391-3606
Pastor: Monsignor Joseph Hanefeldt
Senior Associate Pastor: Fr. Doug Hall
Deacon: Jon Fulcher
Business/Finance Director:
Rick Kucirek - ext. 212
Development Officer:
Karen Hotz - ext. 215
RCIA Director:
Diane Sullivan - ext. 206
Parish Secretary:
Cindy Troia - ext. 200
IT Coordinator:
Ryan Pook - ext. 313
Mass Intentions:
Gretchen Mack - ext. 202
Facilities Director:
Rick Lienemann-ext.221
Director of Music:
Anna Kolterman - ext. 210
Parish Center
Rectory 391-3606
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School: 391-0977 Fax: 391-2418
831 South 88th Street
Omaha, NE 68114
www.ctkomaha.org/school
School Principal:
Chris Segrell 391-0977
Religious Education Administrator:
Ann Warner 391-3624
Athletic Director:
Ray Jansen 392-1052
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Boards and Organizations
Parish Pastoral Council
Katie Bonebrake, Bill Cihal, Dennis Drews,
Cindy Heider, Julie Huerter, Brenda
Langenberg, Skip Maloley, Tim Mausbach,
Terry Petersen, Jennifer Slattery, Susan Thaden
Catholic Daughters: Gail Mlnarik 496-1534
Development Committee Chair: Paul LaFave
Educational Steering Board President:
Sheila Mountjoy 391-0999
Educational Trust Chair: Gary Witt
Finance Committee Chair: Steve Olsen
Knights of Columbus: Gus Dworak 650-2102
Ladies Guild: Nancy Cubrich 397-5377
Legion of Mary: Barbara Sloboth 397-7079
Nocturnal Adoration: Ernie Ringel 391-8181
Parents Club: Jennifer Slattery 991-9448
Perpetual Adoration:
Frank Johansen 312-4000
Sports Club: Hank Sakowski 393-2162
Ushers: Rod Mach 397-0227
This afternoon at 3 p.m. our 2 nd graders will be receiving their First Holy
Communion. I pray that their excitement and enthusiasm will spread like a virus
throughout our parish in the coming weeks. It was a most sacred moment for each
of us when we received our First Holy Communion. That is, however, no less true
about every Holy Communion we have received since then. Throughout our lives, there
should remain in our minds and hearts a kind of wonder and awe at what we are doing as
we receive the very body and blood, soul and divinity of Jesus into our souls.
Receiving Holy Communion worthily brings about a “holy union” with our Lord. This holy
union was the grace our first parents knew in the Garden of Eden, lost by original sin.
When we receive our Lord at Holy Mass, he is uniting us once again with the Blessed Trinity
– Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We are being sanctified by this supreme gift of the very life
and person of Jesus. At the same time, we enter into a holy communion with everyone else
at the Mass we are attending. We enter into a holy communion with Catholics throughout
the world who are also at Mass that day. Furthermore, we enter into a holy communion with
the angels and saints of every time and place who are gathered around the throne of God,
giving him honor and praise. As you receive our Lord at Mass, let your imagination see the
full communion of minds and hearts with whom you are united in that moment.
At the same time, let your heart yearn for everyone to be drawn into this holy communion
with God. Imagine what it is like for those who no longer attend Mass and receive our Lord
to be outside of this communion. Jesus said, “Unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man
and drink His blood, you do not have life within you.” (John 6:55) The act of receiving Holy
Communion signifies that I believe all that the Church teaches. It means that I believe in the
real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. It means that my moral life is free from grave
(mortal) sin. This is one of the greatest longings for non-catholic people who join us for
Mass here. But because they do not share our faith and believe all that the Church
teaches, they are not able to receive Holy Communion.
Furthermore, if you and I don’t believe all that the Church teaches, we should not be
receiving Holy Communion either. If we do not believe in the real presence of Jesus in the
Eucharist, we should not be receiving Holy Communion. And if there is serious, grave sin in
our lives, we ought not to be receiving Holy Communion. St. Paul writes in 1 Corinthians
11: 27-29 “Therefore whoever eats the bread and drinks the cup of the Lord unworthily will
have to answer for the body and blood of the Lord. A person should examine himself, and
so eat the bread and drink the cup. For anyone who eats and drinks without discerning the
body, eats and drinks judgment on himself.” And St. Paul goes on to say something even
stronger in the following verses.
Inside every missalette published in this country – in our missalettes note the inside of
the front cover – there are “Guidelines for the Reception of Communion.” It is required by
the USCCB (United States Conference of Catholic Bishops) that this information is
published so that all of us might know these guidelines and share them with our non-
Catholic guests who may join us for Mass. It is important that we all become familiar with
this teaching. Often times our non-Catholic brothers and sisters will invite us to join them for
what they offer as “communion” in their churches. Of course this is a gracious gesture of
hospitality, but for us the reception of Holy Communion is an act of faith. Since we do not
believe their “communion” is a participation in the Body and Blood of Christ, it is not our
practice as Catholics to receive “communion” in other churches.
There is so much more I would like to teach with regard to the Eucharist, but on this day,
let us rejoice with our children who are receiving our Lord for the first time in Holy
Communion. Let us be for them good examples of the value of the Eucharist and how to
receive our Lord with great reverence. And let today be for us all an occasion to examine
our own Eucharistic practice and open our hearts to a holy communion of life with the
Blessed Trinity, with the Communion of Saints and with one another in this parish.
This Thursday, May 9, is the Feast of the Ascension of our Lord, a
Holy Day of Obligation. Masses for the Feast will be on Wednesday
evening, May 8 at 6:00 p.m. and on Thursday, May 9, at 6:30 and 8:15
a.m. and 12:10 p.m.
Msgr. Hanefeldt—
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SPICE
June 6, 2013
Christ the King parish was founded nearly 60 years
ago. In 1979 our parishioners had the vision to
establish the Christ the King Educational Trust
fund that has grown to over $4.5 million dollars.
The Trust was established with the intention of insuring the
availability of a Catholic education to all children of the parish.
The Trust supplements the school and religious education
programs. In 2012 it covered $262,500 in tuition assistance and
school operating expenses. Additionally, the Trust funds over 32
scholarships for current CTK students, as well as for graduates
attending local catholic high schools. The Trust is completely
separate from the general parish budget and relies solely on the
participation and generosity of all CTK parishioners. It represents
the future of our parish and our school.
In an effort to sustain our founding parishioners’ mission and
continue to secure our future, we invite you to join us on June 6, at
6 p.m. and prepare to be enchanted! In celebration of the 25th
Anniversary of Broadway’s longest running musical, Phantom of
the Opera, you will be treated to music of the night far beneath
the majesty and splendor of the Paris Opera House, where hides
the Phantom. In a shadowy existence you will have the chance to
bid on wonderful items from our live auction including; a dinner
hosted and prepared by Msgr. Joe Hanefeldt, vacation packages
to Okoboji and Broadway and much more. You will enjoy a
fabulous dinner and an evening of fun and friendship as we
celebrate and support our commitment to Christ the King Parish
and Catholic education. In your midst, we will honor our 2013
Regnum Dei award recipients Jerry and Mary Ries who have
shown selfless dedication and numerous years of service to Christ
the King. So, watch for your invitation in the mail, talk to your
friends and plan to attend SPICE. Support Parish Investment in
Catholic Education. This is an evening you won’t want to miss!
Event cost is $100 per person with a $50 tax deduction. For
further information contact the rectory at 402-391-3606.
“Put your gifts at the service of one another”
1 Peter 4:10
Looking for additional sacristans!
For many years Trudy Tighe generously served our
parish as our sacristan. Trudy is no longer able to
serve in that capacity and will be truly missed. While
we already enjoy the help of a couple of volunteers,
we are in need of additional help in the sacristy.
Sacristans set out the sacred vessels and see that the
hosts, water and wine are ready for Mass. They set
out the books and change altar candles. Additionally,
they help organize the sacristy. If you are interested in
serving our parish in this position, either for a daily
Mass or on weekends, or if you would like more
information about serving as a sacristan, please
contact Msgr. Hanefeldt here at the parish office 402-
391-3606, or by email at jhanefeldt@ctkomaha.org
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MASS INTENTIONS
“†” indicates deceased “Intention of” indicates living.
May 6 - Monday
6:30 † Laddie J. Kozeny, Jr.
8:15 † Dr. John Heffron
12:10 † Thomas & Agnes Shanahan
6:30 † Kathryn JoAnne Greco
8:15 † Mark C. Langdon
12:10 † Betty Corrigan
6:30 † Herb Clavin
8:15 † Janet A. Egan
12:10 † John Schwertley
6:00 For the People
May 7 - Tuesday
May 8 - Wednesday
May 9 - Thursday
The Ascension of the Lord
6:30 Intentions for the Deceased & Living Members of the Hauke Family
8:15 † Jim Micek
12:10 Members of the CTK Legacy Society
6:30 † Pietro F. Pane
8:15 † Tara Paulitz
12:10 † Mary Kay Tighe
May 10 - Friday
May 11 - Saturday
8:00 Living & Deceased Members of the Albert S. Sueper Family
Mass for Sunday, May 12
5:00 † Brad Spidle
May 12
Seventh Sunday of Easter
8:00 For the People
10:00 Intentions of the Paul Frazier Family
12:00 † Shirley Poetzel
5:00 Perpetual Memory
Readings for the Week of May 5, 2013
Sunday: Acts 15:1-2, 22-29/Rv 21:10-14, 22-23/Jn 14:23-
29
Monday: Acts 16:11-15/Jn 15:26--16:4a
Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34/Jn 16:5-11
Wednesday: Acts 17:15, 22--18:1/Jn 16:12-15
Thursday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Eph 1:17-23 or Heb 9:24
-28; 10:19-23/Lk 24:46-53
Friday: Acts 18:9-18/Jn 16:20-23
Saturday: Acts 18:23-28/Jn 16:23b-28
ATTENTION PARENTS
On Wednesday, May 15 at 5:30 p.m. the
Alumni Association of Christ the King will be
hosting a mass and dinner for all Christ the
King High School Seniors. If your child will be
graduating this spring, please notify the rectory either
by calling Cindy at 391-3606 or by email,
troiac@ctkomaha.org.

The Week Ahead At Christ The King
Sunday, May 05, 2013
3:00 PM Church: First Communion
6:00 PM 7:00 PM Church: Be Not Afraid Holy Hour
Monday, May 06, 2013
12:30 PM 3:15 PM PC 6: Prime Time Bridge
2:30 PM 5:30 PM KC Rm: 3rd grade
3:25 PM 4:45 PM Choir Loft: Little Kings Choir Practice
7:00 PM 9:30 PM KC Rm: KC Officers Mtg
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
9:00 AM 10:00 AM PC 1: Legion of Mary
9:30 AM 11:00 AM PC front & Kitchen: OUCCW Meeting
Wednesday, May 08, 2013
9:00 AM 10:30 AM Guild Rm: Adoration Prayer Group
4:00 PM 6:30 PM KC Rm: 6th Grade Girl Scouts
5:00 PM Rectory: Altar Server Picnic
6:30 PM 8:00 PM Church: Religious Ed Closing Mass
7:00 PM 9:00 PM PC 1: RCIA
7:15 PM 8:45 PM Choir Loft King's Chorus practice
Thursday, May 09, 2013
8:45 AM 9:15 AM Church: Prayers for Priests Group
7:00 PM PC: Year of Faith Prayer Group
Friday, May 10, 2013
8:15 AM Church: May Crowning
9:30 AM 11:00 AM Guild Rm: Prayer Group
7:00 PM 10:00 PM PC: Couples Bridge
Saturday, May 11, 2013
7:30 PM 8:30 PM KC Rm: AA Mtg
Sunday, May 12, 2013
6:00 PM 7:00 PM Church: Be Not Afraid Holy Hour
7:00 PM 9:00 PM PC: Be Not Afraid Hour Reception
Be Not Afraid Holy Hour: Sunday, May 5, 2013
Week 8 Theme: Mercy and Youth
Reflection: Jesus loves us with an infinite love, even when we
don’t feel good about ourselves. When in despair, we will reflect
that we can always turn to Jesus.
Catholic Daughters News
The regular meeting of Court Mary
Immaculate of the Catholic Daughters of the
Americas will be held Tuesday, May 14th at 7 p.m.
We will present a $500 scholarship to an 8th grade
girl attending a Catholic high school in the fall. A
reception will be held afterwards. Guests are invited.
Come learn about Catholic Daughters!
Knights of Columbus
A Service, Spiritual and Fellowship Organization
Serving Christ the King Parish for over 50 years
Meeting Schedule
Officers Meeting in KC Rm May 6, 7 pm
General Mtg in KC Rm May 20, 7pm
May 20th will be election of officers for the next year
so all Knights are encouraged to attend.
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Please pray for the following people:
Ardith Abboud, Joan Bailey, Rosemary Brown, Barbara Burke,
Kathleen Cardwell, Michele Cardwell, Sara Cuadrado, Louise
Dalhoff, Jean Forman, Darrald Harsh, Scott Kreifels, Cindy
Leiferman, Frances Mappes Family, Colleen McNamara, Margaret
McGowan, T.P., Mark Roach, Paul S, Robert Schmitz, S
Schweiger, Christian Shepherd, Jill Siciliano, Peggy Siciliano,
Shawn Simon, Don Stevens, Bob and Darlene Sullivan, Hughleen
Thorsen, Trudy Tighe, Maynard Wanetka, Judy Weinfurtner. If you
would like a name added to or removed from the list please contact
Cindy at the Rectory, 391-3606. Names will remain on the prayer list for
one month. If you or your loved one should need to be listed for a longer
period of time, please contact Cindy.
Let us pray for peace and for all service men and
women; especially for those family members of our
parishioners who are serving in the Armed Forces.
Andrew Armstrong Michael Chadwick
Tyson Compton Dan Costanzo
Luke Dunn Alex Dworak
Pat Hartigan Joo Lee
Michael Maides Will Rasgorshek
Stuart Rinkleff John Sanford
Quentin VanArsdel Stephen Warner
If you would like your loved one listed in our prayer list,
please call the parish office, 402-391-3606, or email your
request to troiac@ctkomaha.org.
Once again during this “Year of Faith” Msgr.
Hanefeldt will be hosting Thursday evening
sessions on the subject of Faith and the New
Evangelization. Sessions begin at 7 p.m. in
the Parish Center and will be held on May 9,
16 and 23rd. Come and enjoy this weekly time of
prayer, reflection and conversation about living and
sharing our faith in the third millennium.
This week the RCIA will be discussing
one of Matthew Kelly’s Seven Spiritual
Pillars of Catholicism, Spiritual
Reading. First and foremost is Holy Scripture and the
Catechism. Other suggestions might be the Church
Fathers, Documents of Vatican II, Lives of the Saints,
Catholic Magazines and Newspapers. There are
DVD’s of a spiritual nature that also are helpful.
Matthew Kelly says, “the goal of spiritual reading is to
ignite the soul with a desire to grow in virtue and thus
become the best version of oneself. Spiritual reading
encourages us to live a life of holiness.” Let us
continue to pray for our neophytes as they truly begin
their journey along with all of us towards eternal life.
Hail Mary! May is the month we honor Mary.
Share your hearts with our Blessed Mother by
praying the rosary with the Ladies Guild on
Thursdays at 9:45 a.m. and Fridays at 2:30
p.m. in the Guild Room. Contact Sharon
O’Malley, osharon@cox.net for details.

April 1 through April 30, 2013
Meredith Chambers
David Henson
Jenifer Holoch
Irene McGruder
Akpedze Nyamedi
Lenore Polack
Ryan and Julie Rhyner
Tom Hendricks and Lyn Bischoff
We are putting the finishing touches on our
new parish directory. If your phone number
has changed, if you have children no
longer living at home and you no longer
wish to have them listed in the directory, if you
have a cell phone and had marked that the number
was unlisted but would like to have the number in
the directory, or if there are any other changes
you wish to have made in your listing, please let
Cindy at the rectory know as soon as possible. You
may email her at troiac@ctkomaha.org or call 402-391
-3606.
Our annual Altar Server Picnic will be
held on Wednesday, May 8 at 5:00 p.m.
(NOT 5:30) in the northeast parking
lot of the Church. All 6th, 7th and 8th
grade servers are invited to attend.
Please RSVP to Cindy at the rectory, 402
-391-3606 or email at troiac@ctkomaha.org.
Soaring with the Saints Festival of Faith Camp
June 3-7, 9 am - Noon at CTK School
This totally Catholic, scripture, saint, and adorationbased
program is for kids going into Kindergarten-6th
grade. Contact Juli Kaftan at 402-968-2187 or
juliannkaftan@gmail.com for information.
The EPS Mother’s Day Rose Donation
Drive takes place following Masses on
Saturday and Sunday, May 11 and 12. As
you exit church, the Knights of Columbus
invite you to select a beautiful long-stem red rose in
exchange for your $5 donation supporting the vital
work of EPS—a free local pregnancy center helping
expectant women choose LIFE for their little ones.
Giving EPS roses is a lovely way to acknowledge
precious people in our lives and to protect precious
babies in our community.
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Community Events and Opportunities
Pentecost Novena of Masses
May 10-18 at 7 p.m. all nights (except May 17th at 8 p.m.)
Saint Cecilia Cathedral
Come and unite in prayer as we ask the Holy Spirit to
touch the Hearts of all mankind to know the Eternal
Truths of God. Come pray and learn about His seven
wonderful gifts. Call Colleen at 773-425-3377 with
any questions or for more information. Sponsored by
St. Cecilia Spiritual Life Committee and Friends.
The Holy Family Shrine Concert
The Holy Family shrine will host a
concert on May 12, 2013 at 4 p.m.
with Mirela Mlynsk a ( CT K
parishioner) and children, ages five to
twelve. They will perform many sacred instrumental
songs. Accompanying them will be congregational
singing. This blend of talent will provide an afternoon
filled with musical delight and the beauty of the Shrine.
A reception will follow the concert. All free will
donations go to support the Shrine.(Take I-80 to exit
432, go South on Highway 31 to Pflug Road, go 1 mile west
on Pflug Road. Call 402-332-4565 for more information.)
Hospice Volunteer Education — June 2013
Hospice volunteers are needed to provide
companionship and support for individuals and their
families who are living with terminal illnesses.
Volunteers choose the hours and location they are
able to serve. Volunteer education will take place in
early June. Please call one of the agencies below to
request an application.
VNA Hospice: Gina Binder: 930-4261
Methodist Hospice: Angela Wichita: 354-3200
Alegent Creighton Hospice: Mary Pendell:898-8150
You are invited to attend Mass with Archbishop
George Lucas in celebration of the 2nd Anniversary
of Sancta Familia on Monday, May 13th, 5:30 p.m.
at the Chapel of Jesus Christ, the Divine
Physician, 10506 Burt Circle. Sancta Familia
provides Christ centered Healthcare for the whole
family and follows the Ethical and Religious Directives
for Catholic Healthcare services. A reception will
follow Mass. Please RSVP to 402-991-3393.
LB543, a bill to repeal Nebraska’s death penalty, will
be debated on May 13th. Please contact your senator
to urge him to vote for this pro-life legislation. Find
your senator and contact information at
nebraskalegislature.gov.

Christ the King Liturgy Ministers Schedule
Mass Homilist Lector(s) EMHC Servers
Saturday, May 11
8:15 am
Saturday, May 11
5:00 pm
Sunday, May 12
8:00 am
Sunday, May 12
10:00 am
Sunday, May 12
12:00 pm
Sunday, May 12
5:00 pm
INTERCESSION FOR LIFE
We pray for couples who are facing an unexpected
pregnancy, that their hearts will know the peace of
Christ as they prepare to welcome their child.
A word from Pope John Paul II to those suffering because of
abortion: “Do not give in to discouragement and do not lose
hope….The Father of mercies is ready to give you his forgiveness
and peace in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.” (The Gospel of
Life, #99) Call Project Rachel for a confidential referral to a priest
and/or counselor who can help.
1-888-456-HOPE
Fr. Hall J Grant E Batchelder M Gurnett
M Larson
Msgr. Hanefeldt L Anderson J Griffis R Hanna
J Nichting T Nichting
Msgr. Hanefeldt J Grant C Andrews P Andrews
F Gacek
Msgr. Hanefeldt R Speer E Batchelder J Dennell
J Duran M Duran
D VanAckeren J Walker
Fr. Hall J Dunlap R Hauke
Y Hauke
Fr. Hall M McElligott M Leahy
D Zebolsky
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING — Want to learn the secret to
living your marriage sacrament freely, totally, faithfully and
fruitfully? Come learn Natural Family Planning; it’s highly effective
and can do wonders for your relationship. To learn more visit
www.live-the-love.org. Three part class series meeting at Sancta
Familia Medical Center, 10506 Burt Circle beginning May 26th
from 6-8:30 p.m. with subsequent class dates on June 23rd and
July 28th. Go to www.ccli.org for online registration. Please
Note—virtual online classes available at website) Call teaching
couple Dueane and Cristin Banderob at 402-505-7337 or The
Couple to Couple League at 402-571-4111.
You are invited to pray to end abortion
Planned Parenthood Location, 3501 N. 93rd Street
Thursdays anytime from 8 am to 3 p.m.
Saturdays from 10-11am.
Helpers of God’s Precious Infants
The Abortion and Contraception Clinic
1002 West Mission Avenue in Bellevue
Thursday-Saturday 7:30 am to 1:00 pm
Saturday 9–10 am.
Helper’s of God’s Precious Infants
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B Lawton R McNamara
M Steier
A Denman N Limas
S Bonebrake
S Gailloux S Pflug
M Walker
TBA
M Krumwiede C Strumberger
Q Watts
“...do not let your hearts be troubled or
afraid.” (John 14:27)
When we let the daily pressures of life
trouble us, we begin to believe that we are responsible
for taking care of everything. This causes us to
frantically cling to our time and treasure. Yet, Jesus
tells us not to be troubled or afraid. Take a deep
breath, pray and place your trust in God. When you
do, you will be a better steward of all that God has
placed in your care.
Vocation Awareness
Rev. Paul C. Hoesing, Director
402-558-3100, vocations@archomaha.org
You’re invited to share in God’s saving work
on earth. Experience the fullness of Christ’s life and
love. Discover the joys and challenges of the
Priesthood. Develop your talents. Open your
heart...ANSWER GOD’S CALL TO BE A PRIEST. If
you think God is calling you to a vocation contact Fr.
Hoesing.
Men and women of the parish are invited to
volunteer as ushers at our Sunday Masses or
at funeral Masses. If you would like to help
please contact Rod Mach at 402-397-0227.
Christ the King Parish Support
Budgeted for the week ending April 28 $34,250
Support received $31,797*
Variance-positive/(negative) (2,453)
Budgeted Year-to-date $1,592,000
Year to date support $1,590,601
Variance-positive/(negative) (1,399)
* Includes giving by automatic withdrawal of $11,608

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391-1217
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(402) 399-8550
Visit us online at www.GIKK.com
A + HEARTLAND CONCRETE, L.L.C.
16 Years BBB Member
731-2094
Tom Manley
Wood Floor Installation
& Refinishing
Cell 214-8648
Email tommanley4@gmail.com
Anthony J. Griess, M.D. , Parishioner Jill S. Nelson, M.D.
Judy C. Wolpert, M.D. Tricia L. Hultgren, M.D.
Julie A. Roubal, PA-C Kimberley A. Deats, PA-C
David J. Watts, M.D. Saundra D. Brennan, PA-C
(402) 330.4555
Assisted Living, Memory Care, And
Announcing our newest addition for
Early Onset Memory Support.
Operating in Catholic tradition,
Via Christe provides Daily Mass, Rosary, and Reconciliation.
Immediate Openings Available
www.boystownpediatrics.org
3636 California Street Omaha, Nebraska 68131
(402) 551-5557 www.viachriste.com
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558-8198
www.hughestree.com
Serving Omaha For Over 50 Years
TPC CONSTRUCTION
ROOFING
Terry Cronin Parishioner
B 2C 02-0440
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS INSURANCE
Steve Kluthe
502-5973
www.stevekluthe.com
steve.kluthe@kofc.orgLife ife
Insurance/Annuities/Long Term/ IRA’s
McGill Company, Inc.
DOWD, HOWARD & CORRIGAN
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
1411 Harney St., Ste. 100
4826 S. 24th St.
Euclid J. deSouza, M.D., F.A.C.S.
John D. Horgan, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Bruce E. Lundak, M.D.
Andrew F. Trainer, M.D. Omaha*Lakeside*Bellevue*Council Bluffs
Emily R. Kean,M.D., F.A.C.O.G.
(402)397-7989 or (712) 325-0014
Stefanie L. Bolte, M.D.
C. Brent Wakefield, M.D. www.adultpediatricuro.com
Rebecca J. McCrery, M.D., F.A.C.O.G., F.A.C.S.
Abboud Law Firm
(402) 592
Scott Kesick - Parishioner
MEMBER FDIC
Kyle Holmgren
Residential Mortgage Loan Ofcer
402-884-5628
Direct: 402-669-0940
Home: 402-397-0658 www.OmahaHomeAdvisor.com
Call us at 402-426-2644 A+ rated BBB
Authorized Pella dealer
www.mckinnisroofing.com Jim Korff - Parish Member
402-306-1945 30 years experience
7838 DODGE STREET
391-1881
12997 W. CENTER RD.
330-1444
1109 HOWARD STREET
344-2222
NEW YORK
STYLE
PIZZA
DINE-IN /
TAKE-OUT
Offering Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney & More
402-397-3801
www.seidler-seidler-law.com
HONEST, FRIENDLY SERVICE
MASTER PLUMBER
Owned & Operated by
Christian Family with Christian Values.
402-596-0200
HEAFEY, HEAFEY,
HOFFMANN, DWORAK
& CUTLER
West Center Chapel
7805 West Center Road 391-3900
Debra S. West, D.D.S., Parishioner
Benjamin G. Hardy, D.D.S.
Comprehensive Family Dentistry
New Patients Welcome
(402) 393-6400
102nd & Nicholas (NW of Westroads Mall)
SHOULDN’T YOUR BUSINESS
BE HERE?
For information on advertising,
please call our church representative
TERRY COLLINS at 1-800-678-4574 Ext. 4053
Email: tcollins@4LPi.com www.SeekandFind.com
Parishioner
9009 W. Center Rd. 397-9070
Ph: 402-553-1804 Fax: 402-561-7705
www.boydjones.biz
BRADDOCK FINNEGAN
DERMATOLOGY PC
402-390-0333
www.braddocknnegan.com
Omaha Professional Detail LLC d/b/a
Casey’s Detail Shop
Auto detailing for over 20 years
14305 “C” Circle
Dave Casey, Owner
“We pay attention to Detail!”
Interior Design Group
Mary Pazderka Murphy, ASID
13748 F. Street, Suite 500
398-9100
mary@idgomaha.com
Parishioner
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Willie Cronin
402-650-2381
Fine Sterling Silver Jewelry
www.mysilpada.com/willie.cronin
Longo Orthodontics
Meghann Longo Dietz, DDS, MS
CTK Graduate
Alfred T. Longo, DDS, MS
2923 S. 120th Street
A 2C 02-0440
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