farewell sister leonarda - thank you! welcome sister ruth
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835 2nd Avenue NW • New Brighton, MN 55112 • 651-633-8333 • Fax: (651) 633-7404 • www.stjohnnb.com
Bearing witness to Jesus Christ who is the Way, the Truth and the Life: GO. MAKE. TEACH. Our Core Values: a reliance on prayer; a willingness to grow; a generous spirit
Farewell Sister Leonarda - Thank you! Welcome Sister Ruth - We’re glad you’re here
Join us on Saturday, July 24th after the 4:30 PM Mass
to say goodbye to Sr. Leonarda and welcome to Sr. Ruth
July 25, 2021 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time
PARISH SUMMER OFFICE HOURS
Monday 8 AM - 7 PM Tuesday 8 AM - 8 PM Wednesday 8 AM - 8 PM Thursday 8 AM - 8 PM Friday 8 AM - 7 PM
Parish Administrative Offices close at 1 PM Saturday 8 AM - 5:30 PM Sunday 8 AM - 1 PM
PARISH STAFF PASTORAL MINISTRY 651-633-8333 Fr. Paul Shovelain, Pastor ext. 1214 Deacon Rod Palmer VM 1298 Deacon Gary Schneider VM 1288 Deacon John Belian ext. 1239 Mary Kohlhaas, Pastoral Care Coordinator ext. 1229
WORSHIP 651-633-8333 Lee Treml, Director of Worship ext. 1212 Lori Vosejpka, Director of Contemporary Ensemble [email protected] Abe Gross, Director of Ignite [email protected] Margaret Harmon, Administrative Assistant ext. 1279
OFFICE OF DISCIPLESHIP AND MISSION 651-633-1540 Jessica Balzarini, Director ext. 1228 Jen Livermont, Coordinator of Discipleship for Families ext. 1234 Michael Lane, Coordinator of Sacraments, RCIA ext. 1219 Jodie Wolla, Administrative Assistant ext. 1211
YOUTH MINISTRY 651-633-1540 Mikayla Anderson cell 651-529-0526 ok to txt ext. 1218
SCHOOL & PRESCHOOL (PreK - 8) 651-633-1522 Ann Laird, Principal ext. 1117 Joy Thienes, Administrative Assistant ext. 1118 Michelle Barsness, Marketing/Enrollment ext. 1114
ADMINISTRATION 651-633-8333 Mark Dittman, Business Administrator ext. 1215 Teri Shea, Office & Facilities Manager ext. 1237 Michelle Chock, Accountant ext. 1224 Maureen Owusu, Parish Bookkeeper ext. 1255 Rita Arndorfer, Volunteer Coordinator ext. 1220 Mary May, Development Associate ext. 1253 Thomas Herschbach, Receptionist ext. 1210 Patrick Hinnenkamp, Director of Maintenance ext. 1203 Melissa Berg, Hospitality Coordinator ext. 1227 Joseph Huebl, Communications Coordinator ext. 1217
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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Monday, July 26, 2021 8:00 AM Rosary ~ Church 8:00 AM Confessions ~ Confessionals 8:30 AM Mass (Thanksgiving for Sister Ann) Church 3:00 PM Litany in Time of Need ~ Facebook Tuesday, July 27, 2021 8:00 AM Confessions ~ Confessionals 8:30 AM Mass (Mark & Dolores Lundeen) Church 1:00 PM Quilters Ministry ~ LL108 3:00 PM Litany in Time of Need ~ Facebook Wednesday, July 28, 2021 8:00 AM Confessions ~ Confessionals 8:30 AM Mass (Ronald Dompierre +) Church 9:00 AM Blood Pressure Checks ~ St. Therese 9:30 AM Faithfully Fit ~ 206 3:00 PM Litany in Time of Need ~ Facebook 5:00 PM Confessions ~ Confessionals 5:30 PM Mass (Stephen Bucko+) Church Thursday, July 29, 2021 6:30 AM Men’s Fellowship ~ St. Joseph Hall 8:00 AM Confessions ~ Confessionals 8:30 AM Mass (Fr James Hall+) Church 3:00 PM Litany in Time of Need ~ Facebook 7:00 PM Lectio on the Lawn ~ Rectory Courtyard Friday, July 30, 2021 8:00 AM Rosary ~ Church 8:00 AM Confessions ~ Confessionals 8:30 AM Mass (Mark & Dolores Lundeen) Church 3:00 PM Litany in Time of Need ~ Facebook Saturday, July 31, 2021 Mission Priest Weekend 3:00 PM Litany in Time of Need ~ Facebook 3:15 PM Confessions ~ Confessionals 4:30 PM Mass (Ray & Lorraine Bonine+) Church Sunday, August 1, 2021 Mission Priest Weekend 8:30 AM Mass (Genevieve Jogwuia+) Church 8:30 AM Sunday Nursery ~ Nursery 10:30 AM Mass (Valentina Gonzalez+) Church 10:30 AM Sunday Nursery ~ Nursery 3:00 PM Litany in Time of Need ~ Facebook 3:00 PM The 5 Love Languages ~ St. Joseph Hall 5:45 PM Confessions ~ Confessionals 6:15 PM Mass (Pro Populo) Church
Church Nursery: We offer year-round nursery during both the 8:30am and 10:30am Sunday Masses for children ages 1-3. Children play with caring staff while you are able to fully participate in Mass.
As the Father loves me, so I also love you!
I played High School football for St. Michael Albertville High School. Although our Director of Maintenance, Pat Hinnenkamp, and the team he coached, Totino Grace Eagles, ended my season by defeating us in the playoffs my junior and senior year, I have a lot of good memo-ries. I was not the most aggressive player on the field or hardest hitter, but I served as the chaplain for the football team and led our team prayer before the game. I was able to use the gifts God gave me to build up the team. St. Michael Albertville Football Program is still
known for praying after the football games with the other teams. I played linebacker so my number was 52. I like to pronounce it five-two rather than fifty-two. Five-two re-minds us of the Gospel passage this weekend where the boy has 5 loaves of bread and 2 fish. Jesus asks the apostles what resources they have, and they give everything they have, which they themselves did not even bring! Jesus is able to use this gift to meet the needs of the people. He blesses it thus able to fulfill the need. God takes what we bring him, and he uses it to build up his kingdom. Sometimes we feel that what we have or are is inadequate. The devil works hard to make us believe those lies that lead to despair and discouragement. However, Jesus comes to show us that we are lovable and that with HIS help and grace, we are adequate, and more than that, we can thrive! Bring Jesus what you have and know that he is there to receive your offering and perfect it. He desires to work with you, in you and through you as you cooperate with his grace. Even with our brokenness and inadequacies, God the Father works through us to bring about his plan of salvation for the whole world. Where do you feel inadequate in your own life? Maybe in your work or your family or another relation-ship? Know that Jesus loves you there and wants to reassure you that with him, you can do all things. He is the one who you can depend on for strength and grace. He is the one who will lead to life in abun-dance. Bring him what you have, surrender it to him, and watch him do amazing things through you! This weekend we say goodbye to Sister Leonarda, one of the Dominican Sisters of the Most Holy Rosary of the Philippines. Sister Leonarda along with Sr. Ermie, who serves at Little Sisters of the Poor in St. Paul, founded the convent here in New Brighton in 2019. She has worked in the school for the past two years as well as helped prepare our students for the Sacraments. Thank you, Sr. Leonarda for your service and we wish you well as you go to serve in Texas. Sr. Ruth with be coming to serve in our school and helping in strengthening our Catholic formation opportunities. For those who do not receive the weekly email, below is my email from Thursday, July 15th: “For I know well the plans I have in mind for you,” says the Lord, “plans for your welfare and not for woe, so as to give you a future of hope.” These words from Prophet Jeremiah have given me hope in the face of trial and uncertainty. I share them with you as well as wait for another associate pastor. The diocese has informed me that they are unsure of when they would be able to assign me another associate pastor. In the interim, we are having internal discussions about shifting duties to allow me to be more available for the pastoral needs of the parish. While I appreciate people acknowledging that my calendar is very full, I do not want you to think that I am too busy for you. I am here to serve your spiritual needs and that is what we are working towards. We are shifting some administrative duties off my plate and onto other staff. Many parishioners have expressed a willingness to help where needed. My response is please step up to help when you see requests in the bulletin or email. For example, we need help planning for FallFest, or we need help with liturgical ministries, like lead ushers or lead Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion at our weekend Masses. We need help with new member welcome and getting new pa-rishioners plugged into our parish. We need more parishioners willing to serve on the commissions that assist our staff with the direction of the parish. Please contact Rita Arndorfer at the parish office to find out more about our volunteer opportunities. Although we only have one priest, we can let our light continue to shine brightly and even grow when we come togeth-er. Jesus invited his apostles and disciples to share in his ministry and I invite you to share in mine. Working together we can build up the kingdom of God in New Brighton and beyond!
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"Is anyone among you suffering? He should pray. Is any-one in good spirits? He should sing praise." James 5 5:13 Learn from Jesus by praying to Him in the adoration chapel. These are open hours that need to be filled: Sunday 8pm; Monday 2am, 11am; Tuesday 7am, noon, 6pm, midnight; Wednesday 4am, 7am, 1pm; Thursday 3am, 5am, 10am, 4pm, 5pm, 10pm; Friday 11am, 1pm, 11pm; Saturday 5am, 7am. For more information and to sign up, call Kathy 763-464-3985 or Mark 651-245-6493.
Congratulations Stephanie Waite Last month, THE CATHOLIC SPIRIT newspa-per of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneap-olis announced 8 individuals, business and community leaders, who will receive the THE CATHOLIC SPIRITʹs Leading with Faith Awards for 2021. Among them is parishioner Stephanie Waite. Formal recognition will occur following Mass at the Cathedral of Saint Paul on Wednesday, August 11th.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Ex 32:15-24, 30-34; Ps 106:19-23; Mt 13:31-35 Tuesday: Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28; Ps 103:6-13; Mt 13:36-43 Wednesday: Ex 34:29-35; Ps 99:5-7, 9; Mt 13:44-46 Thursday: Ex 40:16-21, 34-38; Ps 84:3-6a, 8a, 11; Jn 11:19-27 or Lk 10:38-42 Friday: Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37; Ps 81:3-6, 10-11ab; Mt 13:54-58 Saturday: Lv 25:1, 8-17; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8; Mt 14:1-12 Sunday: Ex 16:2-4, 12-15; Ps 78:3-4, 23-25, 54; Eph 4:17, 20-24; Jn 6:24-35
Children’s Offertory Baskets to Return on August 7 We will soon be placing the Children’s Offertory Baskets on the steps of the sanctuary, as we have done in the past. Children are welcome to make financial gifts, with or without envelopes, during the collection time at Mass. For families who wish to use envelopes, children’s offer-ing envelopes will be available at the Welcome Desk and Harvest Table. Children may also write offerings of pray-ers on the envelopes and place them in the basket. We are grateful to the many parents who teach and model for their children one of our core values—living out of a generous spirit! Thank you!
Please remember St. John’s Food Shelf
SUMMER YOUTH GROUPS We will continue to have youth group on Wednesday evenings for both middle school and high school stu-dents from 6:30-8 PM. We will play games, grow in our faith and community! See you there! OPEN YOUTH ROOM FOR MIDDLE SCHOOLERS! Continuing in the summer – for all students entering middle school in the fall! Thursdays from 2:30-4pm in the youth room This time is a little bit less structured and just a time to be together. THURSDAY MORNING MASS CLUB ALL those entering high school or just graduated stu-dents are welcome to join for daily Mass at 8:30 AM on Thursday morning throughout the summer followed by breakfast and community.
Thursday evenings Lectio on the Lawn
7 PM in the Rectory Courtyard
Join us for a look ahead to the Sunday gospel readings in a relaxed atmosphere.
No previous knowledge or experience neces-sary. Bring your bible, lawn chair, and
favorite summer drink.
Altar Server Training August 16-20 from 6:30-8:30 PM
All boys and girls going into 5th grade and above are wel-come to participate in this very important ministry. Please sign up with the paper form found at the Wel-come Desk or by visiting https://tinyurl.com/3hwtxes6. Our Director of Worship, Lee Treml will be running and organizing the training, please direct all questions to him at [email protected]
Sister Clarinda's Sunday Scripture Class Tuesdays at 9:00 am in room 204
Beginning September 14 Class fee: $25 for the year
Register online at www.stjohnnb.com If you need assistance registering, please see Thomas in the parish office.
Sister 's Clarinda's Fall Scripture “Life Eternal & And the Life of the World to Come.”
Begins on September 1 at 9:30 AM in room 206 Our study this Fall is from a sentence from our Creed; “And the Life of the World to Come.” What are you thinking when you speak the line in the Creed “And the Life of the World to Come"? What does this statement mean? The more years we have spent on this earth, the more our thoughts turn to: what is it like there? who will be there? and what do I know about Heaven? An-other important question is how it relates to the link between Baptism and Eucharist and my heavenly exist-ence. Another thought is what I had heard growing up in my faith. What is it about white gowns, wings, musical instruments, especially the harp and my relations to heaven? Our Fall Scripture series helps us to turn to the Bible and dig out what we have in a variety of texts, both the Old and the New Testaments. We will focus most on what is heaven. Register online at www.stjohnnb.com For assistance in registering, please see Thomas in the parish office. Coming for our Winter Scripture ……” The Angel Series”.
SJB Quilters will meet the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month from 1-3 PM in the Seniors Room. We’ve had many fabric and quilt tops donated. Our group only ties quilts during our meetings and many hands would make short work! New members are always welcome. For more information, please contact Helen 763-786-1512. If you would like a prayer quilt, please contact Mary Kohlhaas at 651-633-8333 ext. 1229.
Sell your car through the Knights & support St. John’s!
Make a tax deductible cash donation from the sale of your car, van or truck.
The Knights of Columbus will manage the marketing, sale and transfer of title. Proceeds will be used to support the ministries of St. John the Baptist Church and School. Please contact Larry Paron of the Knights for more information at 612-400-4274.
Cathedral Heritage Foundation News
Guided tours have restarted weekdays at 1 p.m., Tuesday - Friday. Please share the good news with your friends and family and out-of-town guests. Where else can you see world-class mosaics, frescoes, and sculptures all woven into a story that shares the Cathedral's history and mean-ing? It's a treasure we enjoy sharing. Also, with the re-opening of the Cathedral, we would welcome additional volunteers to sit in the museum. Contact [email protected] for more details.
A new museum exhibit coming soon: Whispers from the Heavens
Artistic and historic links between the Vatican and the Cathedral of Saint Paul
Whispers from the Heavens will open in the early fall of 2021 under the direction of Cathedral Archivist Marilyn Burnett. The exhibit’s focal point will be up-close images of the masterpieces in the Sistine Chapel shared for the first time in a limited release trilogy of books published by Callaway in coordination with the Vatican Museum. The Cathedral received one of 600 sets available in Eng-lish and 1,999 copies for the world. The work will never be reprinted. Callaway will donate a portion of the pro-ceeds from sales back to the Vatican Museums for its ongoing conservation program. Cathedral Rector, Fr. John Ubel, received a set as a gift from a local benefac-tor. A giant magnum opus For the very first time, we can see the work of Michelan-gelo and his fellow Renaissance artists, as they would have seen their paintings on the ceiling of the chapel, rather than from the floor, sixty feet below. The giant, 24 x 17 inch, 822-page trilogy gives us an extreme close-up of the artists’ precise colors and textures down to individual brush strokes. Whispers from the Heavens will explore additional con-nections between the Cathedral of Saint Paul and the Vatican. · Emmanuel Masqueray’s disclosure that Michelangelo’s design of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome was an inspiration for his design of the Cathedral · Our Pieta, one of only eight exact replicas’ (within 1/8” of Michelangelo’s original) released by the Vatican Mu-seum. · Historical letters, blessings, and accolades from various Popes, official certifications from the Vatican, and the many clergy and Cardinals (some later Popes) who visit-ed the Cathedral and who participated in the National Eucharistic Congress hosted by Archbishop Murray in 1958. · Additional Vatican inspiration can be seen in the Cathe-dral frescos and paintings by Minnesota artist Mark Balma who received his fresco training in Italy. The fall exhibit will be on view in the Cathedral’s muse-um, located on the lower level.
Join us for all the traditional community fun Raffles, Kids Games, Food, Bingo, Car Show, Polka Mass.
Mark your calendar for these highlights:
September 18 Golf Tournament
September 24
Pig Roast, 7pm The Good, The Bad and The Funky
September 25 FUN RUN, Bags Tournament, GB Leighton at 7pm followed by fireworks
September 26
Booya! Polka Mass, Purse BINGO
Volunteers needed for FallFest planning!
Advertising and Marketing lead Older Kids game lead
Children’s Games co-chair
If interested, please contact Rita Arndorfer or Taylor Burns at [email protected]
SJB 5K & 1mi Fun Run/Walk - Saturday, September 25, 2021
Join us for this historic Fun Run as part of our FallFest
For more information, visit https://stjohnnb.com/fallfest-2021/fallfest-fun-run-2021/
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We are hosting a Missionary from CFIC the weekend of July 31/August 1. Your generous support will change lives.
CFIC CHILDREN’S MISSION
If you are wondering what CFIC is – it is Latin acronym for the Congregation of the Sons of the Immaculate Conception founded by Blessed Luigi Maria Monti in Rome, Italy in the year 1857, three years after the proclamation of the dogma of the Immaculate Conception. Today after 164 years, the Congregation has extended its branches to 23 countries in dif-ferent parts of the world. In North America the members of the order are rendering their services in Canada, United States and Mexico. The members of the congregation both priests and lay religious dedicate themselves to the care of the sick, in the caring and education of orphaned, poor, and abandoned children. At least some of you might have watched the famous Holly-wood movie “Lion” - though the story seem some exaggerated there is lot of truth in it. It is the fact that there are mil-lions of less fortunate children still struggling for their daily survival in the world. They don’t have so many big dreams, but they dream for good education and for their one and only daily meal; suffering and their hardships the congregation feels that it is very significant and essential to show them the rays of hope in their lives. Through several caring centers in different countries, the congregation takes care of thousands of children who either physically or mentally challenged, poor, abandoned or orphaned. The most where caring centers are in India, the Philippines, South Korea, Cameron, Nige-ria and the democratic republic of Congo, Poland, Peru, Brazil and Argentina. At present, the need has become so high, due to the outbreak of the pandemic, Covid-19. Several hundreds of children have lost their both parents and are orphaned. This is very true especially in India for the last few months as the covid cases and number of deaths were skyrocketing. It is the high time to bring them hope and support. We know we are do-ing very little; of course, we have manpower and enthusiasm to do more for these millions of children- the future of hu-manity. But finance always plays a challenge. Unfortunately, we don’t get much support from the government, for we are always inspired by the great generosity of many people like you. Whenever you do anything for this great mission you are helping to make the better life possible for this less privileged and the most neglected children in society. Your generosity allows us to help thousand more children who are in need of our help and support. Your generous con-tribution and support for these children’s missions is gratefully acknowledged and appreciated and be a sure of these lit-tle innocent children’s prayer support. Thanks and God’s blessing to all.
Walk 1,000 Miles for Our Neighbors - Sunday, July 25! (COVID precautions taken and masks requested at registration and checkout)
At Silver View Park (Cty Rd I and Silver Lake Rd) between 10 AM and 2 PM join hundreds of walkers from many local churches and the community. You simply check in and walk around the park---as far as you wish!
The walk is a fundraiser for the Community Support Center (CSC). The CSC gives direct aid to families, refers families to services, and meets with them over weeks or months to help stabilize their situations and prevent future crises. The goal is 1,000 miles. For every mile walked, $10 moves from a pool of donated funds to be listed as a contribution from our church. How You Can Help
Contribute to the Walk Fund. (Checks to Community Support Center). Every donor will receive one chance to win a door prize; some are valued at over $100.
You can now donate by credit card http://www.communitysupportcenter.org/ CSC Board of Directors will match up to $10,000 Walk a mile…or two…or part of a mile to support the cause. Visit Dairy Queen on Hwy 8 on July 25 (10% of total receipts for the day go to the Walk!)
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