february 24th 2019 7th sunday in ordinary time
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February 24th 2019 7th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Diocese of Crookston 200 3rd St NW East Grand Forks, MN 56721
www.sacredheartegf.net
Mission Statement Walking together as missionary disciples of Jesus,
we, the members of Sacred Heart Parish, desire to be a witnessing community
of compassion and love, through our worship of God and service to others.
Parish Office .......................................... 773-0877 Msgr. Mike Foltz, Pastor/Superintendent Fr. Matt Schmitz, Associate Pastor Fr. Maschio Mascarenghas, Associate Pastor Bishop Emeritus Victor Balke, In Residence Deacon Steve Thomas, Adult Faith Formation Deacon Mark LeTexier, Pastoral Associate Daniel Ewens, Liturgy & Music Coordinator Jeremy Gusaas, Director of Campus / Youth Ministry Mollie Bye, Director of Religious Education (Gr. 1—8) Shelley Johnson, Parish Administrator Jessica Guzman, Office Manager Angela Goetz, Accounting Clerk Joan Enright, Stewardship Coordinator Sarah Effhauser, Social Media Manager John Lunski, Facility Manager Bill Kuznia, Maintenance Manager Len Vonasek, Special Projects Sacred Heart School Offices and Staff High School Office ............................................ 773-0230 Elementary School Office ................................ 773-1579 Carl Adolphson, President Joanne Wilson, Principal (K-6) / Dean of Academics Blake Karas, Principal (7-12) / Activities Director Jen Koller, Marketing/Admissions Courtney Scheving, Donations/Events Coordinator Staff Emails: (firstinitial)(lastname)@sacredheartegf.net
Eucharistic Liturgies Saturday 5:30 pm, Sunday 8:00 & 10:00 am, 5:30 pm Weekdays: Monday-Friday 7:15 am Reconciliation: Fridays 6:45 am, Saturday 4:30, Sunday 7:30, 9:30, 5:00 pm or by appt. Baptisms: Please visit our website at www.sacredheartegf.net/parish. Submit the Pre-baptismal questionnaire under Forms & Links on the Parish website. Marriages: Please contact one of the priests at least six months prior to the wedding. Eucharistic Adoration 8:00 am-9:00 pm Tuesdays. Contact Daniel Ewens 218-773-0877 for more information Newcomers—Contact the Parish Office to register or go online at www.sacredheartegf.net/parish Victim Assistance If you or someone you know has been the victim of sexual misconduct on the part of a priest, deacon, or individual, please contact Cindy Hulst, LSW, at 218-281-7895
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Lent is just around the corner. I find it helpful to pray ahead and ask God what changes he desires of me to become even more a beloved son of God. In a sense, that this the purpose of Lent. Whatever you decide to do, keep it simple. On Ash Wednesday we will hear Jesus in the Gospel tell us to focus on “the big three”: fasting, almsgiving and prayer. Fasting is about denying our bodies certain things to make more room for our hunger for God, for a deeper relationship with the Lord. Almsgiving helps us separate ourselves from material things and learn to trust the Lord more deeply for our own needs. Prayer is in a sense, “wasting time with God”. Not until we realize the value of prayer will we take the time to pray. Prayer helps us fall deeper in love with the one who loved us into life! I plan to pick one thing in each of the big three and focus my Lent around improving in that area. What can happen then is that it can become part of my life moving forward after Lent into Easter and beyond! You could focus on the big three every Wednesday in Lent; we will have a mini-retreat beginning with 5:30 Mass, followed by both Eucharistic Adoration with time for confession and/or soup and bread supper, followed by the Stations of the Cross at 6:45 p.m. Please consider making this a family tradition. You don’t have to cook and you can be together growing in the Lord! Please pray this Lenten Prayer of St. Ephrem the Syrian: O Lord and Master of my life, keep from me the spirit of indifference and discouragement, lust of power and idle chatter. Instead, grant to me, your servant, the spirit of wholeness of being, humble-mindedness, patience, and love. O Lord and King, grant me the grace to be aware of my sins and not to judge my brother or sister; for you are blessed now and ever and forever. Amen. Your brother in Christ, Msgr. Mike
The Sacred heart 7th grade class would like to thank the parish community who helped make the bake sale and breakfast a success this past weekend.
Calendar for the Week
Monday February 25 6:00 pm Admission Info Night PreK–12th Grade Social Hall 6:00 pm Eagle Choir Practice Church 6:30 pm Women Cursillo Grouping Parish Office Rm 2 8:00 pm Women of Grace Bible Study Elem Lounge Tuesday February 26 8 am - 9 pm Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Church 2:00 pm 1st & 2nd Grade Music Program Auditorium 6:30 pm RCIA Library 6:30 pm 1st & 2nd Grade Music Program Auditorium 7:00 pm Stewardship Meeting Parish Office Rm 2
Wednesday February 27 6:15 am Men’s Cursillo Grouping Parish Office 6:00 pm EPSA - Kick Off Meeting Auditorium 6:30 pm RE Classes Various Rooms 7:00 pm Adult Choir Church Thursday February 28 No School—PreK Only 12:00 pm Men’s Cursillo Grouping Church Friday March 1 No School—PreK Only 6:45 am Confessions Church 2:50 pm Elementary Praise & Worship Church Saturday March 2 8:30 am Called & Gifted Workshop Various 4:30 pm Confessions Church
Sunday March 3 Confessions 30 minutes before Masses 8:00 am KC Breakfast - Feed My Starving Children Social Hall 12:00 pm World Wide Marriage Entr Comty Mtg Library
Mass Intentions
Monday, February 25 7:15 am † Keith Driscoll
Tuesday, February 26 7:15 am † Alphsone Kuznia 10:00 am † Kay Sullivan Good Sam
Wednesday, February 27 7:15 am † Joan Dudgeon 8:30 am † Jesu Ilango
Thursday, February 28 7:15 am † Cecelia Kovar 8:30 am † Ray Anderson
Friday, March 1 World Day of Prayer
7:15 am † Jim Pribula
Saturday, March 2 5:00 pm † Ron & Tim Parkin Tabor 5:30 pm † Bill Kovar
Sunday, March 3 8:00 am † Dan Stoltman 10:00 am † Charles Scheving 10:00 am † Cecelia Kovar Fisher 5:30 pm For our Parish Family
March 2/3 5:30 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM 5:30 PM
Ministry Captain Ronald LaMoine Leonard Vonasek Jessica Guzman VOLUNTEER
Sacristan Mike Brundin Brian Breidenbach Jack Robertson Jeremy Gusaas
Altar Server - student
Gabriel LeTexier VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER
Zoe D Cwikla Benjamin Romuld Seth Romuld
Greg Downs Olivia Guzman Jesse Guzman
William Rohrich Kathryn Sullivan Ryan Sullivan
Lector Erin O'Leary VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER
Ruth LeTexier Edward Zimprich Carrie Zimprich
Craig Pietruszewski Elaine Werness VOLUNTEER
Sara Gusaas VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER
Gift Bearers Diane Krejci Craig Croaker Joel Downs Heather A Downs
Desilee Brekke
Minister of Hospitality
Marcy Anderson Marilyn Egeland Lorraine and Ken-ton Harmon Dean M Knutson
Shirlene Brei-denbach Cristina Campos Craig Croaker Jared Kovar
Joel Downs Heather A Downs Monica Evavold Dan E Ovnan
VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER
Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion
Rebecca Brundin Jeannie Fenton Patty Jordan Roger Pieper Loretta A Rockstad Greg J Rockstad Genny Vonasek
Brian Breidenbach Traci Kovar Gwen Nihart-Cwikla Jennifer Straw VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER
Melissa Bartak Samantha Brekke Mary Ann Laxen Dale Ovnan Katherine Pavlish Wayne Pietruszewski
Jeremy Gusaas Darla Sullivan VOLUNTEER
Stewardship
The Parish Extends Its Sympathy to the
Family & Friends of Larry Tack
May He Have Eternal Peace Ma
Sunday Offertory Sunday, February 17, 2019
2019 Winning Calendar
Sunday, February 17 Jake Jeffrey (#1888) ...................... $100
Monday, February 18 Becky Brundin (#2208) .................... $50
Tuesday, February 19 Scott Enright (#1326) ...................... $50
Wednesday, February 20 Margaret Horken (#1330) .............. $50
Thursday, February 21 Shannon Lee (#0742) ...................... $50
Friday, February 22 Kathy Gamez (#0599) ...................... $50
Saturday, February 23 Phil Ring (#1171) ............................. $50
2019DAA We have received many gifts, pledges and sustaining commitments for the 2019 Diocesan Annual Appeal. Thank you! If you haven’t done so, it isn’t too late. You may use an envelope and prayer card located at the front and side entrance of the church here at our parish or use the one you have received at home. You may make a gift by using a personal check or cash, by credit card or automatic withdrawal from your checking account. We prefer that pledges are paid over the course of ten months if possible. Consider increasing your gift this year by 5% or 10% if you haven’t increased your gift for several years. For questions about online giving and sustaining gifts, (a highly recommended method which conserves the environment, human and other resources) contact Renee Tate at
[email protected] or call the Chancery toll free 1-855-397-8252. Scan the QR code to go to www.crookston.org/daa for more information about the 2019DAA. The opportunity to build up the Body of Christ in the Diocese of Crookston is here for all of us!
Our Parish DAA Goal: $64,419 Received: $11,245 Outstanding: $53,174.00
Adult ................................. $5,458.50 Plate ..................................... $424.73 Youth ...................................... $17.61 WeShare........................... $3,218.00 Charitable Needs ................... $45.00
Total ................................ $9,163.84
Scrip Sales ....................... $9,011.00 Scrip Profit ........................... $406.13
Knights of Columbus Breakfast for Feed My Starving Children
The KC’s will be holding a free will
offering breakfast after each morning Mass on Sunday,
March 3, 2019. All are invited.
Stewardship Ministry Opportunities Eucharistic Adoration Tuesday from 8:00 am until 9:00 pm. Spending quiet time with the Lord. Currently in need of 1 person for the hour of 3-4 pm, 1 person for the hour of 7-8 pm and 2 people for the hour of 8-9 pm. Contact Daniel Ewens if you are able to be a regular at these designate time slots.
Stewardship Committee The Stewardship Board will be meeting on Tuesday February 26 at 7:00 pm. The purpose of this board is to support the active Faith Community of Sacred Heart. To encourage our parishioners to join in and be a part of the new and available ministries. To help the new parish members feel a part of our sacred heart faith community. If you are interested in being a part of this board please give Joan a call at the parish office.
THE CHURCH IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE
“Your people shall rebuild the ancient ruins; the founda!ons from ages past you shall raise up; ‘Repairer of the breach,’ they shall call you, ‘Restorer of ruined dwellings.’ ” —Isaiah 58:12
Next week we will take up the Collec!on for the Church in Central and Eastern Europe. This collec!on supports the Church in more than 20 countries that are s!ll struggling to recover in the a"ermath of communist rule. Funds from this collec!on support pastoral care, catechesis, building renova!ons, and seminary forma!on. Your support restores the Church and builds the future in this region. Please prayerfully consider how you can support the collec!on next week. More informa!on can be found at www.usccb.org/ccee.
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OUR NORTHLAND DIOCESE (OND) 2019 READER SURVEY: During the months of February and March, every person who receives Our Northland Diocese in their mailbox or reads OND news online is invited to offer comments – positive and negative – in a reader survey! The feedback will be used to aid the continuing evolution of the publication. OND Staff and Board of Directors want to know your level of satisfaction with the print design, commentary columns and how the publication is living out its mission to publish Good News for furthering and strengthening the reign of God in the Diocese of Crookston! The survey is 20 questions long and should only take a few minutes of your time. Visit www.crookston.org/ondsurvey to learn more and participate!
Nominations for the Lumin Christi Award: Please consider nominating someone! The Sacred Heart Lumen Christi Award is the highest honor bestowed by Sacred Heart School to those who have made outstanding and distinguished efforts in one’s profession or made a significant difference for Catholic education and Sacred Heart School. Sacred Heart has a long and rich tradition of people and generations who have given of themselves to keep the “light” of Catholic education alive. Therefore, The Lumen Christi Committee is asking for nominations until March 15, 2019. You can go online to the school website to fill out the nomination form, pick up a form in the Parish Office or in the gathering space after masses this weekend.
Called & Gifted Workshop - It is not to late to register! Saturday, March 2 - 9:00 am - 4:30 pm God is calling you to a unique purpose in life, a work of love that only you can do. Discern your charisms (spiritual gifts) and begin to discern God’s Call.
Workshop Schedule The Call of the Laity
Catholic Spiritual Gifts Inventory Explained Role of the Holy Spirit
Charisms Discernment Process
Role of Charisms in Parish, Community and World
$20 Registration Fee includes Lunch and All Materials For more information, contact Deacon Steve Thomas at [email protected] or 218-773-0877
February 24, 2019 - Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time “But rather, love your enemies and do good to them, and lend without expecting anything back.” (Luke 6:35) Easier said than done, right? But, if we are to imitate Christ, most of us need to practice mercy and compassion more frequently. Start with the little daily annoyances that we experience, the unkind word or hateful glance we receive. Instead of plotting revenge on that person, try saying a quick prayer for that person. Mercy and compassion will put us on the path to holiness.
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Walleye Fish Fry in Tabor A Walleye Fish Fry will be held in Tabor, Minnesota, at the Holy Trinity Catholic Church Hall (Bohemian Hall) on Friday, March 1, 2019. The meal will be served from 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Meal options include: #1) Fish Dinner; #2) Fish & Shrimp Combo; #3) Shrimp Dinner; or #4) XXL Fish Dinner. All meals include a baked potato with all of the fixings, cole slaw, and dinner rolls. Carry out meals are available, and children's meals, including chicken fingers or walleye fingers and fries, will also be available. Coffee, water, lemonade, and beer are included with the meal. All proceeds from this event will help support the church hall. For additional information, please call Susie Novak at (701) 739-0224.
EAST GRAND FORKS FOOD SHELF OPERATIONS MANAGER
The East Grand Forks Food Shelf is seeking applicants for the Operations Manager position. This position is responsible for ordering, stocking and serving unprepared food to its patrons through coordination with volunteers, managing fund-raising efforts and achieving the annual budget, community relations and promotion of the Food Shelf and its mission, and managing all administrative aspects of data collection and reporting. Applicants should possess a minimum of a high school diploma, or equivalent experience, good verbal and written communication skills, have proficient computer skills, and work well with others. Starting wage is $15 per hour for 20-25 hours per week. A full job description and application for this position can be obtained by contacting the Food Shelf office at 218-773-8083 during the hours from Mon/Wed–10am to 5pm, and Fri–10am to 2pm. You can also reach us via email at [email protected].
Youth Retreat Opportunity - Steubenville Steubenville | St. Paul is a weekend conference that evangelizes, equips and empowers 8th-12th grade youth to become radical, joyful disciples. Enjoy keynote speakers, praise and worship, Eucharistic Adoration, Reconciliation, and much more. Please talk to Jeremy in the parish office if you have a youth interested in going. The conference is Friday, July 26 – Sunday, July 28. Please prayerfully consider sending your youth.
St. John Paul II Camp - Registration is Open St. John Paul II Middle School Camp registration is open for all students going into grades 7-9 in the fall of 2019. If you are looking for a camp that is dynamic, spiritual, and fun, this is the camp for you. While there, kids will hear dynamic keynote talks around our main theme Relentless Father, engage in small group, have rec and swim time, service projects, and encounter the Lord on a deeper level through the Mass, Adoration, and confession. There are two camp options that you can send your kids to: Camp 1: July 7-11 and Camp 2: July 14-18. The cost is $325.00/person or $300.00/multiple kids in a family. If you have any questions, please contact Jeremy Gusaas. Register early as the camps fill up quickly!
2019 Middle School Youth Rally—Save the Date! Mark your calendars for the 2019 Middle School Youth Rally. This year, the rally will be held at Fosston High School on Sunday, April 28th, 2019. Tentatively, we are looking at a 11-7 pm timeframe for the youth rally. The theme for this year’s rally is entitled Follow Me and will focus around the idea of becoming a lifelong disciple of Jesus Christ. Dusty Njaa and his band will lead us in worship throughout the day.
Sacred Heart School News
As a registered parishioner you have a level of priority when it comes to placement as Preschool, Kindergarten, and as our other grades start to fill for the 2019-20 academic year. Enrollment is limited and will fill fast! Families are drawn to Sacred Heart School at sixth grade for several key reasons. Parents choose Sacred Heart because they enjoy having a place where their child will be loved and challenged that provides the consistency between home, church, and school, by teaching Catholic doctrine, history and tradition through daily prayer, school Masses, and a faith based curriculum. Students are engaged every day in a broad number of subject areas. They interact with great books and materials. They are encouraged to love their studies and to find delight in God’s creation. Sacred Heart students are supported and encouraged to use their God-given talents and are empowered to be life-long learners. Sacred Heart is affordable! We work with your family to make Catholic education at Sacred Heart affordable, utilizing available Scholarships and Tuition assistance and taking into consideration financial need. We utilize FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment, a tool used by Catholic Schools across the country to privately verify and assist the school in making an informed decision about the amount of financial aid needed for each family. By using a third party your exact financial information remains secure, private and undisclosed to us here at SHS. Unsure? I invite you to attend an upcoming Preschool-Grade 12 Admission Information Night · New Preschool through Grade 12 on Monday, February 25th, 2019, 6:00 p.m. RSVPing to attend is not required, but if you’d like us to tailor your experience, or if you have questions, feel free to register ahead of time at www.yourchildmatters.org. If the dates do not work and you would prefer a private visit, or shadow day for an older child, you can schedule one at www.yourchildmatters.org. If you are interested in Preschool, Kindergarten, or grades 1st-12th, please feel free to contact us at www.yourchildmatters.org. Know that at Sacred Heart School we believe your child matters!
Dear Sacred Heart Families and Friends, Well, we did it! We finally made it a week without a weather event that delayed or cancelled school. I am sure the students are glad to have a long four-day weekend to rest up as we gradually build up to attending school for a full week! Let’s pray the winter weather continues to cooperate. As we wrap Parent Teacher Conferences at Sacred Heart, we say Thank You! We are always excited to celebrate the individual growth of students and welcome this time to share accomplishments and identify personal goals for the second half of the school year. The overall success of students at Sacred Heart is enriched by the strong partnership of the school and parents so we thank you for being actively involved in our mission. With registration for the 2019-2020 school year open, we are blessed to be approaching waitlists for a few elementary grade levels. With the growing enrollment, the only way to ensure a 1st-12th grade spot for returning families is to turn in registration forms by the registration deadline of March 1st. After this date, spots will be opened to new families. Parents—To secure your child’s future here at Sacred Heart, please take the time now to complete and return registration forms. If you have questions regarding registration, please contact Jen Koller at [email protected] or 218.773.0877. Warm blessings, Miss Joanne Wilson Principal K-6 Dean of Academics for K-12
Sacred Heart School News Congratulations to the following students who represented their grade level in the Sacred Heart School Geography Bee. Gabe Sagini, grade 6, was named the winner of the school competition and represented Sacred Heart School by taking the qualifying test for the National Geographic Geography Bee. SHS classroom winners were; Grade 4: Alana Barrow, Leah Kennelly, Grant Martin. Grade 5: Parker Berhoft, Aryan Butani, Lexi Kolstoe. Grade 6: Greg Downs, Gabe Sagini. Grade 7: Marlys Kvasager, Oscar Stagnaro. Grade 8: Alyssa Christopherson, Noah Thompson, and Abigail Zwilling.
Sacred Heart School has recognized their January Students of the Month. Congratulations Alyssa Christopherson (8th), Jessica Remer (12th), and Ben Ross (9th). Students selected are those that exemplify themselves as living the school’s Benedictine Mission and Philosophy. Nominees are followers of Christ while being educated to be purposeful thinkers, effective communicators, self-directed learners, productive group participants and citizens who are responsible and responsive to the needs of society and our student body. Nominees for Student of the Month were Mantana Jorgenson, Madison Stocker, Avery Horken, Cloe Hanson, Gabby Zimprich, Levi Dallum, Madison Steckman, Beau Votava, Dana Walski, Tyla O’Neil, Gabe Suda, Maddi Mitzel, Lilly Zimprich, and Jacob Schepp.
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