CHRISTI CORPUS CATHOLIC CHURCH Parish Office

CORPUSCHRISTIC CATHOLIC HURCH3550 East Knox Road • Phoenix, Arizona 85044www.corpuschristiphx.orgEleventh Sunday in Ordinary TimeJune 17, 2012They that are planted in the house of the LORD shall flourish in the courts of our God.~ Psalm 92:14Parish OfficePhone: (480) 893-8770Fax: (480) 893-3291Monday-Friday 9:00 AM — 9:00 PMSaturday 9:00 AM — 1:00 PMSunday 9:00 AM — 2:00 PMCatholic Education OfficePhone: (480) 893-1160Summer Hours:Monday-Thursday: 9:00 AM-2:00 PMFriday: Office ClosedRev. Albert Francis Hoorman PastorRev. Rafael Bercasio Associate PastorRev. L.A. Sigman Pastor EmeritusDeacon Pat Flynn Deacon Phil SimeoneDeacon Bob England Deacon Al GaudioSteve MandarinoParish ManagerCarol PavlakParish Office ManagerGloria BuciakParish SecretaryBarbara ManningParish Gift Shop ManagerChristi DegAdministrative Assistant; Bulletin EditorDavid HinojosaAdministrative AssistantJohn DegDirector of Young Adult & Married Life MinistriesDenise HalloranDirector of Elementary C.E.Bonnie VanceCoordinator of Atrium & Special Needs,Co-coordinator of Jr. High & High School C.E.Bill PriceCo-coordinator of Jr. High & High School C.E.Jenny CallanCatholic Education Office ManagerMatthew HenryDirector of Music Ministry

Corpus Christi Catholic ChurchMONDAY, JUNE 18TH8:15 AM † TOM MORRISEYTUESDAY, JUNE 19TH8:15 AM DECEASED MEMBERS OF THEMONTI & NUNES FAMILIES6:00 PM FATHER’S DAY NOVENAWEDNESDAY, JUNE 20TH8:15 AM † MARY AUCKLY &† NICK CARDONETHURSDAY, JUNE 21ST8:15 AM † JOSEPH EDWIN CUSAKFRIDAY, JUNE 22ND8:15 AM † ALICE JORDANSATURDAY, JUNE 23RD8:15 AM DEREK RAYENOLDS4:00 PM † SCOTT MADIGANSUNDAY, JUNE 24TH7:00 AM PARISHIONERS8:30 AM ROY MEIER10:30 AM † SALLY CARILLO12:30 PM FATHER’S DAY NOVENA5:00 PM HOLY SOULS IN PURGATORYFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSWhat does it mean to be a registered parishioner?How do I register? All Catholics living within theParish and regularly participating in the liturgy areinvited to register in the Parish. Church attendancealone does NOT make you and your family registeredmembers. Registration is required for Baptism, FirstCommunion, First Reconciliation, Confirmation,Marriage and Catholic Education programs. Adultchildren, 18 + , need to be registered separately fromtheir parents in order to get married, have their ownchildren baptized, or be Godparents or Sponsors. Youcan register by coming to the Parish Office and fillingout a short registration form.How do I request a Communion Call or Anointingof the Sick? Please call the parish office at 480-893-8770.2www.corpuschristiphx.orgMass ScheduleSaturday Vigil 4:00 PM (traditional)Sunday 7:00 AM (without music)8:30 AM (contemporary)10:30 AM (contemporary)12:30 PM (Mass in Latin)5:00 PM (contemporary)Daily8:15 AM (Monday—Saturday)6:00 PM (Tuesday)THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT INOUR CATHOLIC LIFE IS THE MASS.DevotionsRosary 20 minutes before daily Masses.Litany Devotions following daily Masses.Divine Mercy in Cry Room after 8:15 AM dailyMasses and the 8:30 AM Sunday Mass.ConfessionsTuesday 5:00-5:45 PM**There are no Confessions on the 1 st Tuesday of the month .Saturday 2:30-3:30 PMAdorationPerpetual Adoration in the Blessed Sacrament ChapelEnter through the gate from the 36 th Street parking lot to thePrayer Garden. Follow the path to the last door.How do I have my child Baptized? Preparationclasses are required for parents prior to the child’sBaptism. The parents must be registered in the parishand active at least three months before requestingthis sacrament.How do I get married in the Church? The Dioceseof Phoenix requires a NINE MONTH marriagepreparation process. You must be registered in theParish (separately from your parents) at least THREEmonths prior to beginning the nine month process andbe active and practicing Catholics with NO CANONICALIMPEDIMENTS to marriage. John Deg, Director ofMarried Life Ministries, will meet with you to explainthe process, including when you will meet with thePastor to set a date. Do NOT set the date prior to thismeeting as it cannot be guaranteed until then.

Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time June 17, 2012PASTOR’S SHARINGDuring the civil rights movement of the 1950s and1960s, Americans shone the light of the Gospel on adark history of slavery, segregation, and racialbigotry. The civil rights movement was anessentially religious movement, a call toawaken consciences.In his famous “Letter from Birmingham Jail” in1963, Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. boldly said, “Thegoal of America is freedom.” As a Christian pastor,he argued that to call America to the full measure ofthat freedom was the specific contribution Christiansare obliged to make. He rooted his legal andconstitutional arguments about justice in the longChristian tradition: “I would agree with SaintAugustine that ‘An unjust law is no law at all.’… Ajust law is a man-made code that squares with themoral law or the law of God. An unjust law is a codethat is out of harmony with the moral law.”Some unjust laws impose such injustices onindividuals and organizations that disobeying thelaws may be justified. Every effort must be made torepeal them. When fundamental human goods,such as the right of conscience, are at stake, we mayneed to witness to the truth by resisting the law andincurring its penalties.The church does not ask for special treatment,simply the rights of religious freedom for allcitizens. Rev. King also explained that the church isneither the master nor the servant of the state, butits conscience, guide, and critic.Catholics and many other Americans have stronglycriticized the recent Department of Health andHuman Services (HHS) mandate requiring almostall private health plans to cover contraception,sterilization and abortion-inducing drugs. For thefirst time in our history, the federal governmentwill force religious institutions to fund and facilitatecoverage of a drug or procedure contrary to theirmoral teaching, and purport to define which religiousinstitutions are “religious enough” to merit anexemption. This is a matter of whether religiouspeople and institutions may be forced bythe government to provide such coverageeven when it violates our consciences.What we ask is nothing more than the right to followour consciences as we live out our teaching. Thisright is not only about our ability to go to Mass onSunday or pray the Rosary at home. It is aboutwhether we can make our contribution to the commongood of all Americans. Can we do the good worksour faith calls us to do, without having to compromisethat very same faith? Without religious libertyproperly understood, all Americans suffer, deprivedof the essential contribution in education, healthcare, feeding the hungry, civil rights, and socialservices that religious Americans make every day.What is at stake is whether America will continueto have a free, creative, and robust civil society—orwhether the state alone will determine who gets tocontribute to the common good, and how they getto do it.3

Corpus Christi Catholic ChurchRegistration for 2012-2013Catholic EducationClasses forAtrium throughHigh Schoolis underway!Registration forms can be downloadedfrom the Parish website or picked up inthe Catholic Education Office.Don’t Miss Out… REGISTER TODAY!Thank You VBS Artists!Thank you to all the “Teens & Tweens” whohelped out with all the ARTWORK/DESIGNSfor this year’s SONRISE NATIONAL PARK VACATIONBIBLE SCHOOL:Brooke Czerniski, Casey Lederer, Kate Schwab,Austin Schwab, Triana Desmond, Shelby Gertson,Liam Sanchez, Mariana Murphy, Joslyn Goings, AlisaMurphy, Sara Davis, Mandy Davis, Hailey Schwab,Eric Horowitz, Alison LaSota, Jamie Shores,Brianna Loepez, Tatiana Rosales, Danielle Goodman,Mary Long, Grace Tobin, Zach Abeln, Molly Donahue,Emilee Sallurday, Ethan Tang, Chris Tang, Nick Tang,Antoine Kepczyk, Anthony Cardellini, Troy Lederer,Joe Kopplin, Alex Klee, Jeni Dye, Ryan Smith,Zach Burtoszek, Chandler Cotton, James Chavez,Matt Kellogg, Maggie Young, Alex Falatyn,Tylor Garrison, Delaney Tobin, Graham Doering,Kevin Young, Lauren Reichardt, and Thibault Binier.4www.corpuschristiphx.orgCongratulations 3 rd Graders!Third graders from St. John Bosco and CorpusChristi completed a total of 500 hours of communityservice during the 2011-2012 school year!The following community organizations receivedstudent volunteers from our Catholic Educationprogram: St. Vincent de Paul, Respect Life Ministry,CCCC Carnival, Teens for Jeans, Girl Scouts of theUSA, Boy Scouts of the USA, Kyrene Foundation,American Heart Association, Cankerr Foundation,First Way, AZ Animal Welfare League, FrankElementary School, East Valley Wildlife Center, theUSO, Park, Regency, CCCC Family Mass, CCCCPancake Breakfast, Feed My Starving Children,Ronald McDonald House, Pat's Run, Hospice of theValley, Pecos Senior Center, CCCC Kathy BenderNursery, St. Mary's Food Bank, Catholic Charities,Maggie's Place, Packages from Home, Andre House,St. John Bosco, Homeward Bound, OperationHomefront, and Liberty Wildlife.Altar Server TrainingAltar Serving is a wonderful ministry forCorpus Christi youth to participate in theMass in a special way. There is oneremaining training session available fornew Altar Servers this summer on thefollowing dates:Session 2: August 4, 11, & 189:30 am-12:30 pmThe session will be limited to 18 participants. Childrenmust be at least 9 years old and have received theirsacraments of First Holy Communion and Confirmationto serve.Please contact Chris Donahue to register yourchild in the August session: 480-759-6728 oremail chris.donahue@earthlink.net.The St. Josaphat Formation Center1925 E. Baseline Rd.Phoenix, AZ 85042602-276-6098josaphat@milesjesu.comThe Miles Jesu Community at the St. JosaphatFormation Center is very grateful for yourcontinued generosity!

Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time June 17, 2012Attention High School Students!Last chance to join us for a turn-around tripto Disneyland and California Adventures!When: June 19 th 11:55 PM atCorpus Christi parking lot.We will be in Disney all day June 20 thLeave for home when park closesArrive back at Corpus Christi on June 21 stat approximately 6:00 AM.Cost: $135.00 per personIncludes entrance for both parks and bustransportation.Seats are limited—Only a Few Spots Remain!Full Payment is due upon registration!If you have put down a deposit, you must turnin your balance or risk losing your spot!Questions? Call Bill Price or Bonnie Vance at480-893-1160.GET YOUR SWAG ONFashions for People of FaithCorpus Christi Youth will behosting a Fashion Show in Julyand we are looking for models ages 8to 80. No modeling experience needed.We will have an information meeting in theParish Center on Wed. June 13 th at 5:30 pm. Ifyou have any questions, please contact BillPrice at cccc-bprice@qwestoffice.net.5Are You a Girl in 5 th — 8 th Grade?If so, then you are invited tothe Challenge Summer DayCamp at St. Anne's Parish inGilbert, next week, Monday June 25 - Friday June29 from 9 AM to 5 PM each day. Girls will participatein activities to strengthen their current friendshipsand make new ones! They can experience spiritualgrowth through guided daily prayer, Mass, confessionand spiritual mentoring. Activities include sports,games, workshops, team dynamics, apostolic serviceproject, a field trip to Sun Splash, pizza & ice creamfamily dinner, and an optional family outing to SlideRock in Sedona. Please contact Christine Baileyat 602-309-4330 or at stina38@earthlink.net.Corpus ChristiKnights of Columbusreceive “Culture of Life”Service AwardJustice for All (JFA), a pro-lifegroup that travels to differentcolleges to promote the pro-lifemovement, asked for local familiesand/or organizations to host themfor a dinner. This is in order tokeep their costs down as they travel to different collegecampuses in order to spread the word against abortion.The Corpus Christi Knights of Columbus coordinated withour parish youth ministers and Fr. Hoorman to ask ifthey would like to have JFA speak to them aboutabortion and the Knights would feed them dinner.As David Lee, the president of JFA, spoke at the dinner,he showed a presentation that JFA uses as a teachingtool. All teenagers eyes were glued to the presentationand their ears hung on every word. The teenagerslearned more about what abortion is and why it iswrong. They asked questions and at the end of thepresentation it was clear that these teenagers willchoose life over death of an innocent child.Many of the teenagers asked how they could helpspread the pro-life message. Since there were about 20JFA members in attendance for dinner, they wereavailable to help answer questions from the youth.…The Youth Service and Pro Life plaques wereawarded by the Arizona State Knights of Columbusto the Corpus Christi Knights of Columbus recognizingthem for the top programs in the state for the2011-2012 Fraternal Year.

Corpus Christi Catholic Churchwww.kofc10062.orgBLOOD DRIVE: JULY 15 THPlease mark your calendar/scheduler for the biggestBlood Drive of the Summer: Sunday, July 15 from7:30 am to 12:30 pm in the Parish Center. You maypre-register at www.BloodHero.com using thesponsor code CORPUS CHRISTI.Thank you for doing your part to save lives!GOLF TOURNY IS OCTOBER 6 THThe Corpus Christi Knights ofColumbus’ Joe Hasulak MemorialGolf Tournament is Saturday,October 6 at the Foothills Golf club.Major beneficiaries include St. Mary’sFood Bank and Maggie’s Place.Open to the public for all golf level skills, thetournament is one of our Knights’ largest fundraisersof the year. More than just a fundraiser, it is a funevent.Sponsors, players and volunteers are requested tocontact Chairman Bill Drummey at 480-460-2721or bdrummey@cox.net for details and information.WHAT IS SO IMPORTANTABOUT BEING A KNIGHT OFCOLUMBUS?The short answer is: “as thestrong right arm of the Church,Knights are called upon to prayfor and defend religious liberty.”The U.S. Conference of CatholicBishops has recently written:“Religious liberty is not onlyabout our ability to go to Mass on Sunday or pray therosary at home. It is about whether we can make ourcontribution to the common good of all Americans.Can we do the good works our faith calls us to dowithout having to compromise that very same faith?”the bishops ask.Supreme Knight Carl A. Anderson answers:“this question must be of utmost concern to everyCatholic and especially to the Knights of Columbus.In the days ahead we will increase our efforts toshield the Church from the heavy hand of those whoseek to restrict what Pope Benedict XVI has called‘That most cherished of American freedoms, thefreedom of religion.’”6www.corpuschristiphx.orgSaint Gerard CircleSt. Gerard Circle is an active ministryfor mothers at Corpus Christi. Ourgoals are to develop friendships withinour parish, to provide a Catholicfoundation for our children, to continueour spiritual growth & development, andto encourage community involvementthrough charitable activities.Summer Charity:Uniforms for Frank ElementaryAre those uniforms getting too small foryour child? If so, why not donate them tothose who need them most! We will becollecting uniforms/clothing/shoes forFrank Elementary over the summer. We willthen deliver the donated items, sometime inlate July, early August. Again, how neat it is,to make sure every child has a uniform ontheir first day of school!!!! What a wonderfulway to recycle your children's uniforms!!!!Items needed:● Pants: Khaki, Black, Blue● Shirts: Polo/Golf type shirts; short & longsleeved; solid White, Maroon, Red, LightBlue, or Navy Blue (without any logos)● Shoes of all sizes (even if they areused). According to Normalecia, the headof Family Services at Frank, you’d besurprised at the number of children whocome to school with only one shoe!● Socks & Underwear (all sizes) & Pull-ups.Other items needed:● Food for Food Boxes● Toiletrieswww.saintgerardcircle.org

Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time June 17, 2012Congratulations Kino Graduates!On May 31, 2012, at Saint Mary’s Basilica, parishioners PhillipBrandis and Patricia Decker, as well as parish staff member, John Deg,graduated from the Diocese of Phoenix Kino Institute’s “Prepare theWay” program—a two year endeavor! Congratulations on all yourhard work!In addition to completing the “Prepare the Way” program, John Deg hasalso recently obtained his certificate as a Nullity Minister. Thus, in additionto leading the marriage preparation program and young adult ministry here atCorpus Christi, as well as assisting in other areas of catechesis, John willalso now be the Parish’s Nullity Minister. This position will entail helpingparishioners who need to go through the annulment process. John also plansto contribute occasional articles for our bulletin.Spirituality For Every ManALL are welcome!Friday-Sunday, August 10-12, 12, 2012Retreat TeamCharlie Brown, Fr. Joe Schwab, OFM,Terry HersheyRETREAT DETAILSPlaceFranciscan Renewal Center5802 E. Lincoln DriveScottsdale, AZ 85253480-948-7460Date & TimesAugust 10-12, 2012Check-in Friday at 5 pm;Dinner at 6 pmRetreat ends Sunday, 1 pmFees per personCommuter, $75Single, $200Double, $125Scholarships availableRegister online at www.thecasa.orgor call 480-948-7460, ext. 151An entire weekend where you’re not expected to multi-task, runerrands, shop – only reflect on you, your life and where youbelong. Good food, swim, nap, new friends. Walk away refreshedon your life’s journey.This retreat is for all men regardless of where they are in their lives.Renew your passion. Find your voice - the permission to begrounded, to be at home in your own skin, to be authentic. Createbalance - the permission to pause for reflection, renewal. We’ll usethe teachings of Thomas Merton, Henry Nouwen, St. John of theCross, St. Francis of Assisi and others.What to expect: Reflections on prayer and spirituality Reconciliation Listening, talking, laughing & learning: no preaching or judging Poolside beverage socials Friday and Saturday nights Barbeque ribs & fixins, fried chicken, homemade dessertsThis retreat is for all men regardless of where they are in their lives.Spiritual directors will be available to give retreatants an opportunityto share their faith journey in individual sessions.7

Corpus Christi Catholic ChurchFeasts of the WeekTuesday, June 19th:Romuald † 1027; from Ravenna; founded theCamaldolese hermits in 980, today numberingabout 100 members; urged contemplative prayerthrough solitude, silence, and fasting.Thursday, June 21st:Aloysius Gonzaga, Jesuit scholastic, † 1591 at age23 caring for the sick; from the princely family ofCastiglione; a page at the court of the Medicis andof Philip II of Spain; renounced inheritance to enterthe Jesuits; Robert Bellarmine was his spiritualdirector; strongly devoted to the Eucharist, interiorprayer, and charitable service; patron of youth and ofstudents in Jesuit colleges and universities.Friday, June 22nd:Paulinus of Nola, † 431; husband and father whogave his possessions to the poor; dedicated bishop,especially during the Visigothic invasions.John Fisher, beheaded 22 June 1535; chancellor ofCambridge University; bishop of Rochester; dedicatedpastor of souls; renowned for his preaching andeducational reforms; defender of Church traditionagainst Luther, and of the Roman primacy againstHenry VIII.Thomas More, beheaded 6 July 1535; humanist andchancellor of England; close friend of Erasmus; wroteUtopia; refused to support Henry VIII’s divorce ofQueen Catherine and his Act of Supremacy; patron oflawyers, statesmen, and politicians.Healing Mass Schedule 2012Healing Masses take place on the first Tuesdayof the month at 6:00 PM. All parishioners arewelcome to attend and are asked to bring a smallamount of water, salt, and olive oil with them to beblessed during the Mass. The Sacrament of Anointingof the Sick will also be offered. The remaining healingMasses this year will take place:July 3August 7September 4October 2November 6December 4REMINDER: There are NO CONFESSIONS beforeMass on the Tuesdays with Healing Masses.8www.corpuschristiphx.orgParish ContributionsOffertory CollectionsJune 10, 2012Plate Collection………………........….. $18,943.43Children’s Envelopes..…..….………............$11.00Catholic University Special Collection….$1,439.53June 25-28*LIVE from our network headquarters*The Immaculate Heart RadioSummer Pledge Drive4 days of life changing testimoniesand inspiring interviews,plus exciting prize giveaways withso much more…hear co-hosts Debbie Georgianni,Jerry Usher, Jim Rossi andDick Jenkinsas they interview listeners on-air.Set your radio to 1310 AM orlisten on the Internet atIHradio.comTell a friend to tune in as well!Widowed? Divorced? Separated?BEGINNING EXPERIENCE is a weekend program to helpsingle-again persons begin to deal with the grievingprocess. It offers an opportunity, through God, for turningthe pain of loss into an experience of positive growth.The next weekend will be June 22-24, 2012 at theMt. Claret Retreat Center in Phoenix. The cost is $149.Some partial scholarships are available for those whocannot afford the full cost. Please register beforeJune 19, 2012. For additional info: call 602-914-5148,visit www.AZBE.org or email info@azbe.org.

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May 6, 2012High School AwardsOfficer AwardsPresident: Garrett Gaughan, Vice-President: Taylor Horvath, Secretary: Brandelyn Doering,Treasurer: Julia Van Horn, Public Relations & Activity Coordinator (PRACO): Alexa CarrascoMore pictures from the Youth Awards Night will be featured in the bulletin during the coming weeks.12