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October 27, 2019 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time

PARISH LITURGIES

Saturday Eve Vigil Masses

St. Mary’s Church

5:00 pm Sunday Masses

Sacred Heart Church

7:30 am St. Mary’s Church

9:30 am, 11:30 am-bilingual Weekday Masses

(Please check page 4 for changes) Sacred Heart Church

5:30 pm (M-T-W-Th-F) St. Mary’s Church

8:20 am-(W & F) 7:20 am-(T & Th) Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

St. Mary’s Church

24/7 every day Reconciliation

Sacred Heart Church

4:45 pm-5:20 pm (M-T-W-Th-F) St. Mary’s Church

4:00 pm-4:45 pm (Saturday) PARISH WEB SITE:

www.SacredHeartNorfolk.com NORFOLK CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Grade School

2301 Madison Ave. 402-371-4584 Jr / Sr High School

2300 Madison Ave. 402-371-2784 Teen Ministry Office

Lynette Otero, 402-371-2621 Advancement Office

2300 Madison Ave 402-371-9256 RELIGIOUS FORMATION

204 So. 5th St. 402-371-2621 IMMACULATA MONASTERY

& SPIRITUALITY CENTER

300 No. 18th St. 402-371-3438 Masses: S-M-T-W-F-Sa: 7:00 am; Th-5:00 pm Holy day Masses: 7:00 am Vespers: 5:30 pm daily (Thursday-5:00 pm) Monastery Website: www.mbsmissionaries.org. ST. JOSEPH HOME

401 No. 18th St. Mass-Friday & Sunday: 9:30 am FAITH REGIONAL HEALTH SERVICES

2700 W. Norfolk Ave Mass-1st Wednesday –11:00 am

Sacred Heart Church, 200 So. 5th St. St. Mary’s Church, 2300 W. Madison Ave.

Sacred Heart Parish Center, 2301 W. Madison Ave. Sacred Heart Parish Office 204 So. 5th St.

402-371-2621

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Your generous ser ice as

Deacon is much appreciated.

Thank you and God bless you

Ordained October 28, 1979

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WELCOME TO

SACRED HEART

PARISH! …If you are new to our parish, we look forward to meeting you. Please stop by the Parish Office Monday-Wednesday (8:00 am-5:00 pm) Thursday (9:30 am-5:00 pm) or Friday (8:00 am-3:00 pm) to register. You may also stop by the Wel-come Desk at either church for registra-tion information. ...We ask you to notify us if you are moving from the Parish, have a change of address or phone number. …If you have not been active in the practice of the Catholic Faith, we en-courage you to return. If you would like to speak to someone on staff, please do not hesitate to contact us. We welcome you! …If a previous marriage has kept you from receiving the Sacraments, we invite you to contact a priest. …If you cannot come to Church be-cause of illness, please notify us so that we might minister to you at home, hospital, or nursing care facility. ...Bulletin article deadline: FRIDAY’S BEFORE 4:00 pm. one full week before the articles will appear in the bulletin. If there is a holiday, the deadline is 4:00 pm two Friday’s before the holiday. Bulletin articles MUST BE written and turned in or e-mailed to Dona before the deadline. E-mail: donalong@sacredheartnorfolk.com

From Fr. Pat

REMINDER... Daylight savings time ends early morning on Sunday,

November 3rd at 2:00 am. Remem-ber to set your clocks back 1 hour.

THIS WEEK. KC BURGER BASH October 27, 11:00 am—7:00 pm, PC PUMPKIN PAINTING & TRUNK OR TREAT October 27, 4:00 pm, NC Elementary Commons/parking lot MOM’S GROUP October 29, 9:00-11:00 am, PC DISCOVERING CHRIST October 29, 6:30 PM, PC HOLY DAY November 1st CONFIRMATION RETREAT November 3, PC DIVINE MERCY November 3, 3:00 pm, SM COAT DRIVE GIVEAWAY November 3, 1:00-3:00 pm, SH basement HONEY SUNDAY November 3 ROSARY RALLY November 3

BOOK OF THE DEAD During November, we remember the faithful departed. Throughout our Chris-tian tradition, the time of harvest is

linked with God’s harvest; the gathering-in of the faithful. As is our custom, the Book of the Dead will be displayed at both Sacred Heart and St. Mary’s during November. We encourage you to enter into the book the names of loved ones who have died this year. We will display the book during the entire month of November and re-member those listed through our prayers.

EL LIBRO DE LOS DIFUNTOS Durante el mes de Noviembre recordamos a los fieles que fallecieron. A través de la tradición Cristiana, el tiempo de la cosecha está vinculado con la cosecha de Dios; la reunión de los fieles. Como es nuestra costumbre, el libro de los Difun-tos estará expuesto en la Iglesia Sta. María y Sa-grado Corazón durante el mes de Noviembre. Los invitamos a escribir los nombres de sus seres queridos que fallecieron este año en el Libro de los Difuntos. Expondremos el libro durante todo el mes y recordaremos a los enlistados en nues-tras oraciones.

PARISH OFFICE CLOSED The Parish Office will be closed from 8:00 am-1:00 pm on Monday, November 4 for a staff in-service.

Dear Friends in Christ,

The pastoral vision of our archdiocese is: One Church, Encountering Jesus, Equipping Disciples, and Living Mercy.

What does it mean to be “One Church”? In the past few months, we have had the opportunity to work in a cluster of parishes. Initial efforts are being made to support the endeavors of our sister parishes within the cluster and to find ways to do some things in common. This is a very positive step. We must avoid the temptation to identify ourselves primarily as a parish; rather, we must identify ourselves as members of the One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church founded by Jesus Christ Himself! This involves being aware we are part of a body that stretches across the globe and being aware that we are united by the Holy Father and those bishops in communion with him.

Being part of this Church founded by Christ also involves a profound awareness that we are a people united with a past as well as a present. As we move into the future, we must recognize that we have received the faith from those who have gone before us, and that we must preserve it, cher-ish it, and pass it on to those who will come after us. We do not create our faith anew in each gen-eration. Instead, we embrace our Catholic faith that we have received and find ways to pass the same Catholic faith held by the saints throughout the ages to those around us today.

In Christ,

Fr. Pat

Queridos amigos en Cristo,

La visión pastoral de nuestra arquidióscesis es: Una iglesia, encontrando a Jesus, Entrenando discí-pulos, y viviendo en misericordia. ¿Qué significa ser “Una Iglesia”? En los últimos meses, hemos tenido la oportunidad de trabajar en un grupo de parroquias. Se están haciendo esfuerzos iniciales para apoyar los esfuerzos de nuestras parro-quias hermanas dentro de grupo y para encontrar maneras de hacer algunas cosas en común. Este es un paso muy positivo. Debemos evitar la tentación de identificarnos principalmente como parroquia; mas bien, debemos identificarnos nosotros mismos como miembros de Una, Santa, católica, ¡y Apostóli-ca Iglesia fundada por el mismo Jesucristo! Esto implica en ser consientes de que somos parte de un cuerpo que se extiende por todo el mundo y ser con-sientes de que estamos unidos por el Santo Padre y los obispos en comunión con él. Formar parte de esta Iglesia fundada por Cristo también implica una profunda conciencia de que somos un pueblo unido con un pasado, así como también un presente. A medida que avanzamos ha-cia el futuro, tenemos que reconocer que hemos recibido la fe de aquellos que han precedido antes que nosotros. No creamos nuestra fe de nuevo, en cada generación. En cambio, abrazamos la fe Católi-ca que recibimos y encontramos maneras de transmi-tir la misma fe Católica que los santos tenían a lo largo de los siglos a aquellos que nos rodean.

En Cristo, P. Pat

COMING SOON… HEART NIGHT Nov 6 FOOD COLLECTION FOR FOOD PANTRY Nov 23/24 SEASON OF HOPE Dec 1 GUADALUPE CELEBRATION Dec15

FEAST OF ALL SAINTS

Holy Day of Obligation

Vigil Mass, Thursday, October 31 6:00 pm-SM

7:00 pm - SL-M (bilingual)

Holy Day Masses on Friday, November 1 8:15 am SL-M

8:20 am SM-All School Mass 12:05 pm (noon) - SH

6:00 pm - SM (bilingual) 7:00 pm SP-S

40TH ANNIVERSARY OF

ORDINATION CELEBRATION Please join us November 10th after the 9:30 Mass to thank Deacon Jim Doolittle for his dedication and service to Sacred Heart Parish. Cake and coffee will be served.

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STEWARDSHIP : Our Way of Life Sharing our time, talents and treasures… Each parish member is asked to respond to God’s generosity by developing a relationship with God in prayer; by giving a generous share of their time through service to others; and by sharing their financial resources to support the parish and other good works. We encourage you to prayerfully consider a goal of donating 5% of your income to the parish with an additional 5% divided annually to our Maintenance & Repairs, Archdiocesan Appeal, St. Vincent DePaul or other charities of your choice.

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY From August 2019 thru September 2019, St. Vincent de Paul here in Nor-folk helped many individuals & families with expenses. (The totals from each category are listed below.) St. Vincent de Paul is supported primarily thru donations from our parish-ioners and special collections. Cash donations are always accepted, and checks can be made payable to St. Vincent de Paul and mailed to/or dropped off at the Parish Office any time. Your generosity is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

August 2019 thru September 2019

Gasoline $ 1,107.68 The

Food $ 3,446.80 number of

Rent $ 1,676.50 individuals

Utilities $ 3,365.39 helped

Medical $ 122.75 during these

Bus $ 146.50 2 months

Motel $ 0 was 189

Office Expense $ 55.00 with their

SVDP dues $ 0 family

phone $ 51.07 members

clothes $ 174.43 totaling

misc exp. $ 227.08 414 people. Total expenses (for 2 months) $ 10,373.20

H.O.P.E. The Scrip Program of Sacred Heart Parish.

All H.O.P.E. gift cards & certificates are sold weekdays

during business hours at: Sacred Heart Parish Office &

Norfolk Catholic Schools; & during Welcome Sunday at the Parish Center.

In addition, Hy-Vee, Lou’s, & Wal-Mart are sold at:

First National Banks- 1500 Market Lane & 315 No. 4th St.,

Franc’s Beauty Salon & Spa- 414 W. Norfolk Ave.

For more info on this program, please visit the Parish web site: www.SacredHeartNorfolk.com. (go to the “Live “ tab, click on H.O.P.E (Scrip). HOPE “Online Sales” are avail-

able, please contact the Parish Office

Stewardship 2019-20 Fiscal Year Fiscal year runs from 7-1-19 to 6-30-20 (52 weeks) Actual Budget Difference

Sunday Collections - 17 weeks Oct. 20, 2019 589,570.31 612,226.23 -22,655.92 Sunday Collections - Weekly Average - 17 weeks 34,680.61 36,013.31

Christmas 0 55,000.00 -55,000.00 Easter 33.00 50,000.00 -49,967.00 Votive Lights - 17 weeks 1,279.50 1,667.31 -387.81 Maintenance & Repairs - 17 weeks 11,391.89 16,346.15 -4,954.26 Includes automatic giving and other stewardship giving

ALTAR SOCIETY MEETING CANCELLED IN OCTOBER The Altar Society will not meet in October. Please attend the Brunch. The next meeting will be November 25 at 6:30 in the Parish Center. We will be discussing the results of Craft Fair and Brunch.

COAT DRIVE-NOW IN

PROGRESS Your donated winter coats/outerwear will be accepted thru November 1. Drop off boxes are located at Sacred Heart Church Basement, NC

Elementary or High School, and St. Mary's Church. Winter Coats, gloves, hats, boots, snow-pants, and scarves will be ac-cepted. Kids coats are always in great need. Giveaway is Sunday, November 3 1:00-3:00 at the Sacred Heart Church Basement. If you are in need of any of these items or know of someone who is, please stop by or send them to the Sacred Heart Church basement at 200 S. 5th St. between 1:00-3:00 pm. Anyone is welcome to come! Thanks, The Coat Drive Organizers. Questions, contact Erin at 402-770-6278

VOLUNTEER AT THE FOOD PANTRY Our Parish is responsible for providing food and staffing for the Community Food Pantry during the month of De-cember. We have the opportunity to help many families with food we collect. The

Food Pantry is located at the northwest corner of 4th St. & Madison Ave. Food collection will be November 23/24 week-end. To volunteer, contact Roger Haselhorst, Knights Of Columbus

Stewardship Renewal - Our

Response to God Thank you to all who have generously contributed to the Archbishop's Annual Ap-peal. We have received 217 commitments for $63,232, which brings us to 67% of our goal. As you pray about your response for our parish Stewardship renewal, please also consider a meaningful gift to help our archdiocese serve those in need.

Thank you to everyone who supported our annual “We are One” Parish Festival. You did it! ♦ We increased our Raffle ticket sales by 3,600 and raised our net profit this year to

$25,500 to help support all ministries of our parish. ♦ You donated; with over $7,000 in prizes won between Raffle and Bingo! ♦ You served one another; as nearly 260 stewards gave of their time and talents to the

tune of 520 plus hours. ♦ We ate! Oh boy did we eat, as we enjoyed homemade pies, home cooked meals,

flavorful treats from our heritage, and 2,500 pounds of ribs!! But even more than that, our guests and families enjoyed one another and the great hospi-tality from so many of our parish’s disciples. God is so good!

MASSES AT Stanton, Madison, Norfolk Saturday, October 26 5:00 pm (SM) Liv & +Dec of Albracht & Weidner families 6:00 pm (SP-S) +Mike Wolken 7:00 pm (SL-M) Vic & +Eileen Brandl Sunday, October 27 7:30 am (SH) +Walter & Marjorie Stenger 9:00 am (SL-M) +Leon Weiland 9:30 am (SM) +Aaron Lund 11:30 am (SM) +Walter Pelc Monday, October 28 5:30 pm (SH) +Allen Long 6:30 pm (SP-S) Confirmation Mass—for Stanton Confirmands Tuesday, October 29 7:20 am (SM) +Marie Beltz 5:30 pm (SH) + Mary Pieke Wednesday, October 30 8:20 am (SM) +Sandra Cahoy 5:30 pm (SH) +Phyllis Brtek Thursday, October 31 7:20 am (SM) +Clara & Erv Niebur 6:00 pm (SM) +Jerome Liefield 7:00 pm (SL-M) +Percy Gilsdorf Friday, November 1 8:15 am (SL-M) +Leo Reznicek 8:20 am (SM) +Alvin Fraundorfer 11:00 am (Veteran’s Home) CANCELLED 12:05 (noon) (SH) +Danny Fuehrer 6:00 pm (SM) +Bob Groninger 7:00 pm (SP-S) +Gail Wilber Bates Saturday, November 2 8:00 am (Oratory) All “Established Fund” Donors 5:00 pm (SM) +ALL SOULS 5:00 pm (SP-S) +Dec. members of KC Council 12132 7:00 pm (SL-M) +ALL SOULS Sunday, November 3 7:30 am (SH) Parishioners of SH-N, SL-M, SP-S 9:00 am (SL-M) +Jean Starks 9:30 am (SM) +Walter Pelc 11:30 am (SM) +Dorothy Otto SH=Sacred Heart, Norfolk; SM=St Mary, Norfolk; SP-S=St Peter, Stanton;

SL-M=St Leonard, Madison

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ALTAR FLOWER MINISTRY Donate a floral arrangement in honor of a loved one or to celebrate a special anniversary. Contact Karl Henkel for more info, 402-371-2621. October 27, 2019

The Altar Flowers this week were donated by: Marlene Blakeman In memory of William & Clara Niebur and Ervin Niebur

November 3 St. Mary’s Church- 9:00 am -

Family Rosary The Luminous Mysteries

will be lead by Jeff & Jill Dominisse

NEXT BULLETIN:

Articles for the November 10 Bulletin are due

on Friday, November 1

LITURGICAL MINISTERS:

If you are going to be gone the weekend that you are scheduled,

please exchange with another minister or call someone

on the master list

—Suggested offering for lighting a prayer candle at either church is $3.00 for large candle and

$.50 for the small votive lights. —Suggested offering for Mass intentions

is $10.00. -Sugerencia sugerida para encender una vela de oración en cada iglesia es $ 3.00 por vela grande y $ .50 por las pequeñas

luces votivas -Sugerencia sugerida para propósitos de

misas es de $ 10.00.

Para obtener más artículos de boletines en español, visite el sitio web de Parish, www.sacredheartnorfolk.com, y haga clic en "Ministerio Hispano"

& “Boletin Hispano”

November 2/3 Sat. 5:00 pm SM Sun. 7:30 am SH Sun. 9:30 am SM Sun. 11:30 am SM

Deacon Deacon Bob Viergutz Deacon John Mines Deacon Leon Gentrup

Lector Norbert Widhalm Reyne Viergutz

Jerry Landkamer James Rutten

Michael Wortmann Mary Kay Uhing

Nick Benes Rufino Duarte

EMHC Deacon Bob Viergutz Michael LaCrosse David Lund Ruth Markhofer Mary Mrsny Marcia Pieper

Deb Johnston Morgan Timmerman

Deacon John Mines Ellie Hoferer Germaine Krueger Charles Rowse Elizabeth Rowse Jackie Wortmann

Deacon Leon Gentrup Elaine Graae Martha Pelc Benjamin Viergutz Maria Hernandez

Servers

Madison Pick Sevastian Tangeman Sevonte Tangeman

Dominic Liess Nate Liess Gavin Nathan

Nolan Fennessy Triston Hoesing Bailey Kassmeier Brett Reestman Ben Sousek

Edwin Alarcon William Harrington Miranda Headley

Ushers George Fritz Paul Markhofer William Rezac Aaron Sheldon

Terry Kuchar William Tichota James Widhalm

Brian Aschoff Walter Haberman Robert Kelberlau Lee Leriger Joseph Molacek Ted Preister

Gary Brodecky Thomas Harrington

Sacristan Jeff Sock NEED ONE Paul Serres Judy Wehrle

Music Bound for Glory Choir Danae Henkel Karl Henkel

Sacred Heart Choir Bilingual Musicians

Welcome Desk

Leisa Piper Loretta Hockemeier Shirley Kelberlau Bonnie Johnson

October 27 2019 - 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time Readings: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18; Ps 34; 2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18; Lk 18:9-14 Reflections Adult: When have you felt self-satisfied in observing the mistakes of others? What should we remember at such times? Child: Have you ever thought you were better than someone else? What is the problem with such thoughts?

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CATHOLIC CDs Check out a great way for you and your family to grow in your Catholic Faith. The Lighthouse Catho-lic Media Kiosk located in the narthex of St. Mary’s, it is currently featuring some great titles. These are great for passing on to family and friends. A $3.00

donation per CD is appreciated to help continue to bring this ministry to all. Titles Available: Re-made – Mark Hart – NEW

Lectio Prayer: Hearing God’s Voice Through Sacred Scripture –

Dr. Tim Gray – NEW

Who Am I to Judge? Responding to Relativism with Logic and Love –

Edward Sri – NEW From Atheism to Catholicism: My Conversion Diary –

Jennifer Fulwiler Catholic Teaching on Marriage and Annulments – Bishop Joseph Perry

Overcoming the New Age Movement – Matthew Arnold The Healing Power of Confession – Dr. Scott Hahn

How to Save Your Marriage – Before Meeting Your Spouse – Jason Evert Plus: Check Out the Single Titles Located in the Bottom Center Shelf!

DOES YOUR FAMILY NEED GOD’S

MERCY? Take 20 minutes to Pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet Sunday, November 3, 3:00 pm, St. Mary’s

SPECIAL MASSES, RETREATS, FESTIVALS, BAZAARS, ETC. IN OUR AREA St. Anthony Church Bazaar & Dinner, at Agricultural Park in Columbus, NE October 27. Meal served 11:00– 3:00. Games music, auction and raffle.

COME AND SEE

IMMACULATA MONASTERY,

NORFOLK

College and Up: November 7-10 Friday 4:00pm—Sunday 4:00 pm (some flexibility possible) Register online at mbsmissionaries.org

FIRST FRIDAY ROSARY IN LATIN

November 1 Please join us on First Friday of the month at 5:00 pm in

Sacred Heart Church as we pray the Rosary together in Latin, the uni-versal language of the Church. Don't worry if you don't know the prayers - they will be provided in Latin, with English and Spanish translations side-by-side so that anyone can pray along. We look forward to seeing you there!

HONEY SUNDAY—NOVEMBER 3 In Norfolk, Honey Sunday is slated for November 3. All proceeds from Honey Sunday stay locally, ensuring that activities and support for children and adults with develop-

mental disabilities and their families will continue in Norfolk and North-east Nebraska. To place and order for your Honey Bears, call The Arc office at 402-379-1160, or Ruth Markhofer 402-649-4801. Prices start at $5.00. Thank you for your support of The Arc of Norfolk!

HEART NIGHT & ALL SOUL’S

DAY CELEBRATION

November 6th, 6:30 pm Help us honor and pray for our deceased loved ones. We will begin in the Parish Cen-ter and process to the altar of St. Mary’s. The procession will be followed by a short talk, exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, prayers,

songs, and a treat. Families are encouraged to bring along pictures or memora-bilia of decreased family, friends, and/or clergy for prayer and blessing.

The Power of Eucharistic AdorationThe Power of Eucharistic AdorationThe Power of Eucharistic AdorationThe Power of Eucharistic Adoration If you are interested committing an hour to Eucharistic

Adoration, please fill out the information below.

You can drop off at the Parish Office or mail it in.

Name______________________________________

Phone____________________________

Email______________________________________

Questions: contact JoDene at 402-379-2871

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Catholic Radio- In Norfolk (www.kvss.com)

COMMUNITY CONTACTS Mass Times -nation-wide 1-858-207-6277 or Internet: www.Masstimes.org For Your Marriage Resources for happy & holy marriage. Visit our web site: wwwforyourmarriage.org Retrouvaille For confidential information about or to register for the next Program call 1-888-317-5654. (Aug 23-25) Or www.retrouvaille.org Boys Town National Hot-Line: 1-800-448-3000 Bright Horizons’ crisis line- 1-800-876-6238 open 24/7 Catholic Charities 1-402-563-3833 –Columbus Project Rachel 1-800-964-3787. Spiritual and psychological healing for anyone affected by an abortion experience. Norfolk Public Transportation 402-379-4595 $2.50 trip Sat. & Sun, buses run 7:30 am- 4:30 pm. Mon - Fri, buses run 7:00 am to 5:30 pm. Al Anon Mon-Tues-noon, 1st Congregational Church Thur. 8:00 p.m. Trinity Episcopal Become A Foster Parent www.buildingblocksforkids.org Rachael Kallhoff at 402-336-4841 Tonya Bauman at 402-851-1097 Habitat For Humanity 2nd Thursday of every month at IM at 6:30 pm. Lectio Divina Monday evenings, 7:30 pm at IM Charismatic Prayer Group Every Thursday at 7:00 pm at IM MOM’S Group Tuesdays-9:00-11:00 am at PC Catholic Homeschool Info Karen Edmisten 402-371-3792 karen.edmisten@gmail.com Johnna Miller 402-649-4349 millerfam422@gmail.com

ADVERTISER OF THE

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PRAYER INTENTIONS Sacred Heart Parish will be praying for parishioners in need of special prayers. The listing will be on our web site under Prayer Intentions. To be included, the following regulations will be followed: ---The person being prayed for must be a current parishioner. It is preferred that the parishioner themself call the Parish Office (contact Reggie at 402-371-2621) with the request. If the parishioner is physically unable to make the call themself, a spouse may call in the parishioner’s name and with the parishioner’s permission (a parent may call in the name of a mi-nor). Prayer Intention books are now located at both St. Mary’s and Sacred Heart Churches. You are welcome to add your intentions in the book. They are located in the Narthex gathering space and Adoration Chapel at St. Mary’s Church and in the South foyer at Sacred Heart Church. Please keep these requests in your prayers and the parish will remember them also.

Rosary Crusade If you are interested in being a member or in need of prayers for yourself or others, please call Diana at 402-841-6355.

PREPARACIÓN BAUTISMAL Enseñado por Roberto y Rosa Arreguin- 402-841-3830 o 402-640-6936 Dia: Segundo Domingo de cada Mes Hora: 1:00pm Para mas información hable a la Oficina Parroquial ORGANIZACIONES Cursillos de Cristiandad: José Á.- 402-992-1780 Asociación Jóvenes Para Cristo: Luis C.- 402-750-8091 Asociación Adoración Nocturna: Nazario C.- 402-649-3275 COROS Coro Guadalupano: Ángel M.- 402-750-6583 Coro Sagrado Corazón: José C.- (402) 992-9839 PREPARACIÓN PARA QUINCEAÑERAS Si su hija cumple 15 años el año de 2020. Por favor, hable a la Oficina Parroquial para más información sobre una XV. PREPARACIÓN MATRIMONIAL Si desea casarse a través de la Iglesia Católica, llame a la Oficina Parroquial para obtener más información. CLASES DE RICA Coordinador: Fulgencio R. Sub Coordinador: Nazario C. Si tiene más de 18 años y desea recibir sus sacramentos, llame a la Oficina Parroquial para obtener más información.

PARISH OFFICE 204 So. 5th St. Norfolk, NE 68701 8:00 am - 5:00 pm (M-T-W) 9:00 am - 5:00 pm (TH) 8:00 am - 3:00 pm (F) Business Office: 402-371-2621 FAX: 402-371-0403 Religious Formation Office: 402-371-2621 PARISH WEBSITE www.SacredHeartNorfolk.com PRIESTS Pastor...Fr. Pat McLaughlin Parochial Vicar...Fr. Gregory Carl Parochial Vicar...Fr. Scott Schilmoeller PARISH OFFICE TEAM Operations-Communications/Bulletin....Dona Long Secretary/ Parish Records/ Web...Reggie Long Hospitality & Connections...Anne Arens Director of Pastoral Ministries…Sheryl Cahoy Business Manager...Patsy Taylor Bookkeeper...Bonita (Bo) Ramold Director of Evangelization /Web...Philip Zimmerman Children/Family Ministry Director...Jessie Wilkerson RF Office/Ministry Assistants…Yolanda Mendez Teen Ministry Director...Lynette Otero Liturgy Director...Karl Henkel Maintenance Supervisor...Don Kellogg Rectory Housekeeper...Michelle Wegener NCS Alumni & Events...Tammy Kellogg Alumni Office Phone: 402-371-9256 PERMANENT DEACONS Deacon Theodore Coler Deacon Robert Viergutz Deacon John Mines Deacon Terry Price Deacon Leon Gentrup Deacon Patrick Roche

PRAY FOR DEPLOYED MILITARY **Staff Sgt. Garrett Clausen-Guam (son of Tim & Sharon Clausen, grandson of Ray & Bev Starman) **Sr. Airman Ryan Krieger-Turkey (nephew of Kristine Zachmeyer) **SFC Jared Wiehn-Afghanistan (nephew of Linda Wiehn & Judy & Bill Greenough) **Sgt Jesse Olson, Afghanistan (grandson-in-law of Donna O’Brien) **SP Jacob Jones-Germany (grandson of Don & Pat Beiriger) Parishioners: If you have a relative in the military deployed overseas and would

like them included in prayers from the Parish, please call Reggie (402-371-2621)

with the name, rank, location, and relationship to you and we will include them

in the bulletin.

SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION Baptismal Preparation Parents please pre-register for baptisms by calling Reggie at 402-

371-2621. Please contact us at least six weeks prior to the anticipated Baptismal date of your child. At this time, information is also given to you about the class & spon-sors forms. Baptisms take place at 10:30 am on Sunday after the 9:30 am Mass at St. Mary’s Church-except on the 4th Sun-day, when Baptisms take place during the 9:30 am Mass. Sacrament of the Sick Please contact one of the priests to request this sacra-ment. Marriage Preparation Archdiocesan policy requires a six-eight month prepara-tion. An earlier contact facilitates the process greatly. Please make arrangements by contacting a priest. Holy Orders / Consecrated Life If you are interested in the priesthood, becoming a monk, or the various options for consecrated life, please contact a priest at the Parish Office, 402-371-2621. You may also call the Archdiocesan Vocation Director/Office of Consecrated Life at (402) 558-3100. BIBLIOTECA EN EL MONASTERIO

La biblioteca está disponible para los que leen en Español Hna Jania: 402-371-3438 Horas: 8am - 6pm CLASES DE GED EN ESPAÑOL Enseñado por la Hna Jania, Sras. Karen Indra, y Jackie Polak Lugar: Monasterio de la Inmaculada: 300 North 18th St Teléfono: 402-841-8475 Dia: Lunes Hora: 6:30pm - 8:30pm CONFESIONES: IGLESIA SAGRADO CORAZÓN Dia: Lun – Vie Hora: 4:45pm – 5:20pm Dia: Martes Hora: 7:00pm – 8:00pm HORA SANTA: IGLESIA SAGRADO CORAZÓN Dia: Mar Hora: 7:00p- 8:00p; Dia: Vie Hora: 4:00p – 5:00p

PRAY FOR PARISHIONERS WHO ARE DISCERNING RELIGIOUS LIFE ***Tony Schukei, St. Charles Borromeo Seminary, 100 East Wynnewood Road, Wynnewood, PA 19096 ***Marcus Wilcox, Archdiocese of Omaha ***Nick Seier, Archdiocese of Omaha Parishioners, if you know of anyone else from our Parish who is discerning

for religious life, please call Reggie at the Parish Office and we will include them in our prayers. Thank you.