TUESDAY: NO MASS—FR. DAN AT PRIEST CONVOCATION; 5:30 PM Grad Group @ Dairy Bar
WEDNESDAY: NO MASS—FR. DAN AT PRIEST CONVOCATION
FRIDAY: 12:10 PM MASS
WEDNESDAY: NO MASS—FR. DAN AT PRIEST CONVOCATION
FRIDAY: 12:10 PM MASS
SATURDAY: 12-2 PM Confessions (AT, G-17)
SUNDAY: 6th Sunday of Easter; 10:30 AM MASS (Sage Chapel)
SUNDAY: 6th Sunday of Easter; 10:30 AM MASS (Sage Chapel)
Thank you all for making this year a truly, truly beautiful one. With all the ups and downs Cornell brings, it nevertheless feels like there’s a sense of home back here at Cornell Catholic. Coming in post-pandemic, none of us knew what to expect. We knew community and belonging had suffered on campus because of covid (anyone here last year can attest to that) and things would work a bit differently after Zoom conditioned us all with this whole new set of social skills and norms. But we didn’t know how ready you all were to be together again. From community dinners, Bob Ross hangouts, and movie nights to Bible studies, small groups, and everyday conversations in out offices, we’ve been blessed by the presence of each and every one of you. Thank you all, deeply for that. To those of you graduating, God bless and know you always have a home and family here to come back to when you feel a bit lost in the world. To those of you who still got some more time here at Cornell, be sure to find some time this summer to rest and forget about the worries of this place; life, and you, are far bigger than the goings-ons of academia. We can’t wait to see you all again in the fall, rested up and with stories of your time away. Have a wonderful summer everyone!
In Christ,
The Student Leadership Team
The Student Leadership Team
PLEASE TAKE NOTE
Because Fr. Dan is attending the Diocesan Priest Convocation this week, there will be no Mass at Anabel Taylor on Tuesday or Wednesday. There will be Mass on Friday.
This past Sunday was the last 9 PM Mass for the semester.
2022 GRADUATES
Cornell Catholic graduation cords are available to pick up. They are in a basket in the Library (AT, G-22). Congratulations!
Go forth with a blessing by attending one (or both!) of our Baccalaureate Masses: Saturday, May 28 @ 4 PM (AT, Auditorium) followed by reception in One World Room; Sunday, May 29 @ 8 AM (AT, Auditorium). Bring family and friends!
GROUP UPDATES
The Grad Group will meet tomorrow at the Cornell Dairy Bar to get ice cream and hang out at 5:30 pm (the Dairy Bar closes at 6 pm)! We will resume our regular meetings in August. Until then, be on the lookout for emails about informal summer social events!
DIOCESAN SOCIAL MINISTRY CONFERENCE: LAUDATO SI'
Our annual Diocesan Social Ministry Conference will take place virtually on Wednesday May 25 from 9:00am to noon over Zoom. The conference theme is the Laudato Si’ Action Platform, which calls all Catholics to take seriously our moral obligation to address environmental degradation and climate change. Through a variety of discussions and workshops we’ll learn about ways our families and parishes can embrace this mission and protect Our Common Home. Join with Catholics from around the diocese to learn and share ideas. Register at www.dor.org/conference
LITURGY INTERNS 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR
The Cornell Catholic Community seeks two (2) Liturgy Interns who are current undergraduates to take leadership roles in coordinating other student peers’ liturgical ministry. These paid internships provide the opportunity to work closely with the campus ministry staff, gain leadership and managerial experience, and further our shared Catholic mission at Cornell.
See the job description linked below for full details of the position and apply via this link. To receive full consideration, apply by May 17, 2022. Questions? Email Matthew Hall (mh968@cornell.edu).
See the job description linked below for full details of the position and apply via this link. To receive full consideration, apply by May 17, 2022. Questions? Email Matthew Hall (mh968@cornell.edu).
CARE FOR GOD'S CREATION: INCONVENIENCE FOR THE SAKE OF OTHERS
Through the Laudato Si’ Action Platform, we are asked to lead sustainable life-styles, in order to help stop climate change and the drought, flooding and famine it is causing. We would never want to bring such catastrophes on our children, yet our overconsumption is bringing them on God’s children in poorer parts of the world. Calculate your “carbon footprint” to measure greenhouse gas emissions you cause, at [www.carbonfootprint.com]www.carbonfootprint.com Driving less, walking, biking, and using public transport more, and reducing the use of air conditioning are all small steps to protect our planet and our sisters and brothers. Be inconvenienced for the good of other members of God’s family. You may be surprised at the graces you’ll receive in return.