January 19, 2020 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

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CLERGYBISHOP ...................................................... Most Reverend David D. KaganRECTOR ............................................................. Very Reverend Joshua EhliPAROCHIAL VICAR ......................................Reverend John Paul GardnerPAROCHIAL VICAR ........................................... Reverend Dominic BouckPERMANENT DEACONS .......................... Richard Fettig, Brent Naslund,

Randal Schmidt, Tony Ternes, Ralph von Ruden, Woodie Wolf

MASS INTENTIONS & SCHEDULEMONDAY, JANUARY 20Mass ............................................. Al & Nancy Weisbeck ...... 6:45 AMSacrament of Reconciliation ..................................................7:20 AMMass ..........................+Royann, +Roy + Helen Kennelly ...... 8:00 AMEucharistic Adoration ..............................................9:00 AM-9:00 PMMass for March For Life Attendees ....................................... 9:30 AM________________________________________________________

TUESDAY, JANUARY 21Mass ..........................................................+Laura Paulo ...... 6:45 AMSacrament of Reconciliation ..................................................7:20 AMMass .................................................................Jim Lavin ...... 8:00 AMEucharistic Adoration ..............................................9:00 AM-9:00 PM________________________________________________________

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22 - DAY OF PRAYER FOR THE LEGAL PROTECTION OF UNBORN CHILDRENMass ......................................................+Anthony Paulo ...... 6:45 AMSacrament of Reconciliation ..................................................7:20 AMMass ........................................................ +Theresa Wolf ...... 8:00 AMEucharistic Adoration (Main Church) .....................9:00 AM-9:00 PMChaplet of Divine Mercy (Main Church) ................................ 3:00 PM________________________________________________________

THURSDAY, JANUARY 23Mass ...................................................... +Cecelia Dosch ...... 6:45 AMSacrament of Reconciliation ..................................................7:20 AMMass ....................................................... +Deb Hoffman ...... 8:00 AMEucharistic Adoration ..............................................9:00 AM-9:00 PM________________________________________________________

FRIDAY, JANUARY 24Mass .............................................Vincent Lengenfelder ...... 6:45 AMSacrament of Reconciliation ..................................................7:20 AMMass .........................................................Dan Campbell ...... 8:00 AMSchool Mass .................................................. Nick Vetter ...... 9:00 AM________________________________________________________

SATURDAY, JANUARY 25Sacrament of Reconciliation ..................................................7:00 AMMass ...................The Ken & MaryAnn Duppong Family ...... 8:00 AMSacrament of Reconciliation ................................................. 4:00 PMVigil Mass ................................................ +Marcella Olson .......5:00 PMThe Encounter/Sacrament of Reconciliation ........................7:30 PM________________________________________________________

SUNDAY, JANUARY 26Mass ................................................... +Jack Bachmeier ...... 8:30 AMMass ..........................................Cathedral Parishioners .... 10:00 AMMass ..................................................... +David Connelly .... 11:30 AMEucharistic Adoration ..............................................1:00 PM-9:00 PM

(+Indicates Deceased)

FROM FR. EHLIDear Parishioners,

I want to again extend my sincere gratitude for the warm welcome that I have received since my arrival. You have been so gracious and kind to me. It has been a wonderful "homecoming," and I am grateful to be at this wonderful parish.

In my homily last weekend I made a suggestion to find out the date that you were baptized. Every year Pope Francis emphasizes the importance of doing this and celebrating that date because, in his words, "it is the date of great forgiveness" in our lives. I want to thank you for your wonderful response to this recommendation. If you haven't yet, or are not sure how to find out the date, I would suggest contacting the church in which you were baptized. Most churches retain records of all of their baptisms in a baptismal registry. The church in which you were confirmed or married should also have the date.

Father Gardner, Father Bouck and I want to extend our prayers and condolences for the recently deceased, especially for the families of Evelyn Campbell and Theresa Waltz. They are the mothers of our brother priests, Father Shane Campbell and Fathers Justin and Josh Waltz. These dear women were great examples of how to live a prayerful and holy life—one that fosters religious vocations. Please pray for them and their families and also for an increase in vocations to the religious life. Please also pray for the repose of the soul of Pat Gross, the father of Father Brian Gross. This diocese and parish have been blessed by the fine priest that Pat raised with the help of his beloved wife Lorna, whom he now joins in eternal rest.

Each year on January 22, all dioceses in the United States are called to observe a Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children. January 22 is the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court decisions that legalized abortion throughout our nation. Since then, over 60 million lives have been lost. That’s more than the size of Italy’s population. On January 22 we will have Eucharistic Adoration in the main body of the church from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with singing of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3:00 PM. I encourage you to take some time to stop in — perhaps during a lunch break, when picking up your children from school, or after work — to ask our Lord to end the scourge of abortion, to grant public servants courage and wisdom in defending human life, and especially for healing of those who have been affected in any way by abortion. Also, the March for Life in Washington, DC, is this Friday, January 24. Bishop Kagan will celebrate Mass at the Cathedral on January 20 at 9:30 AM for high school students making a pilgrimage to the march. Please keep the students and chaperones in your prayers this week. Sincerely in Christ, Fr. Ehli

God our loving Father, grant wisdom to those who govern us, compassion and courage to those who work to defend human life, and safety and care to every human being. For you alone who formed us in our mothers' wombs, and who call us home to heaven, are God, for ever and ever. Amen.

“ A P A R I S H E X I S T S T O L E A D I T S P E O P L E T O A D E E P I N T I M A C Y W I T H T H E B L E S S E D T R I N I T Y . ” — S T . J O H N P A U L I I

NEXT WEEKEND'S MINISTRY SCHEDULESATURDAY, JANUARY 25

5:00 PMAltar Servers Kendall Hellman, Ethan McDonald, Ben McDonaldCommentator Mark HaugenExt. Ministers of Holy Communion

Jeani Borchert, Reinaldo Gonzalez, Laurie Hagerott, Bill Knudson, John Lundby, Dennis Renville, James Ryberg

Hospitality Ministers

Joell Burian, Delnita Kraenzel, Shawn Kraenzel, Kathleen Kurtz, Peggy Puetz

Lectors Nicholas Quallich, Tamara Stecher

SUNDAY, JANUARY 268:30 AM

Altar Servers Dominic Barone, Benjamin Morman, Sophie MormanCommentator Kari StrommeExt. Ministers of Holy Communion

Kate Barone, Karen Goebel, LuAnn Hanson, Mollie Koble,Dawn Krieger, Rosemarie Kuntz, Jana Ternes

Hospitality Ministers

Gareth Fay, Darin Morman, Jennifer Morman, Linda Schoepp, Michael Schoepp

Lectors Tim Fay, Katherine McFadden10:00 AM

Altar Servers Isaac Armstrong, Maria Ciavarella, Braydon HoagCommentator Christine HoganExt. Ministers of Holy Communion

Marietta Bondley, Seth Ebach, Stephanie Friedt, Carla Hixson, Bryon Hoag, Jerome Richter, Margaret Sitte, Steve Windish

Hospitality Ministers

Peggy Anderson, Mark A. Anderson, Patti Armstrong, Louis Ciavarella, Sonia Ciavarella

Lectors Wes Dickhut, Monica Hannan

11:30 AMAltar Servers Jacek Dojs, Joryn Richter, Jaxyn RichterCommentator Ross WhitmoreExt. Ministers of Holy Communion

Josstyn RIchter, John Richter, Amanda Ross, Toby Schweitzer, Cathleen Schweitzer, Ross Whitmore, Rachel Wingenbach

Hospitality Ministers

Tad Brekken, Joni Brekken, Lori Herold, John Herold,James Magelky

Lectors Deb Martinek, Joe WilsonPlease contact Deacon Tony Ternes at 223-1033 with any changes

to this schedule or if you would like to sign up for a liturgical ministry.

CATHEDRAL ANNOUNCEMENTSHelp support families living in poverty in South America. Ligia Peightal will be selling her Colombian Qualities products in the gathering space after Masses on the weekend of January 18-19 to raise money for impoverished families in her home country of Colombia, South America. She will be selling coffee, rosaries, jewelry, and knickknacks. With your help, Ligia’s goal is to provide 850 families with enough groceries to last two weeks. Your support and prayers are greatly appreciated!

Day of Prayer - This Wednesday, January 22, the Church in the United States observes the annual “Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children.” This day is set aside to pray for the legal protection of human life and to do penance for the violations to human dignity through abortion. We are called to observe this day through prayer and penance. On January 22 we will have Eucharistic Adoration in the main body of the church from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with singing of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy at 3:00 PM. Please join us in prayer for the legal protection of human life.

Sign of Peace: Due to the harsh flu season and to help ensure the health of those attending Mass, the exchange of the Sign of Peace has been temporarily suspended until the Easter Triduum.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul invites you to join them in silent works of charity by aiding needy families, making personal visits to homes, seeking and serving the distressed, advocating for social justice, and growing spiritually through the gift of self to others. They meet two times a month to pray, reflect on the Sunday Gospel, and discuss their work. Their next meeting will be on Tuesday, January 28 at 5:45 PM at the Cathedral. If you would like to join the society, please feel welcome to attend this meeting, or send an email to svdp@cathedralparish.com.

Turn in your sold SMCHS Carnival raffle tickets early to qualify for a weekly drawing to win a free meal in the dining room at the 2020 St. Mary's Carnival (not redeemable for cash). Enclose tickets in an envelope and place in the collection basket at Mass or drop off at the parish office. Congratulations to this week's winner, Rhonda Obrigewitch!

PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYERHoly Father's Prayer Intention for January:

We pray that Christians, followers of other religions, and all people of goodwill may promote peace and justice in the world.

The Sick: Luke Kilzer Grace Hartman Earl Larson Alex & Kathryn Bichler Joan Lorenz Mary Ann Leingang Mike Smith Rita Schmidt Ali Splonskowski Richelle Knudson Connie Lundin Bob Harvey Ron Mosset Lisa Pulkrabek Anne Hummel Katy Raegan Peggy Kauffman Monica Comeau Monica Lynn Janice Shaw Daniel Lipp Kelly Dockter Pam Gutknecht Bonnie Benz Edwin Schneider Jan Mayer Nicole Westphal Christian Quintanilla Marlene Larson Carol Conlin Doloris Ruderman Donna Zimmerman Eric Carufel Tanya Ekart Jane Torgerson Niya O'Connor Victor & Mary Richter Glen Barnhardt Scott Hankey Gary & Enid Thompson Marlys Martwick Randy Parr Colleen Connelly Margie Jaeger Mary Lou & Anton Johs Shane Hellman Natalie Nagel George J. Gerhardt Bob Schmitz Mary Sue Lucht Carol Neilsen Tim Speck Connie Johnsen Pauline Hellman Mike Hanson Pat Clairmont Stan Dolbinski

The Deceased:Evelyn Campbell, Theresa Waltz, JoAnn Buchholz (sister of Mary Farstveet).

May their souls rest in peace.

Carnival Dates: Jan. 31, Feb. 1 & 2Many volunteers are needed to make the carnival a success! If you are able to share your time and talents, please sign up at stmaryscarnival.org (click on the Volunteer tab) or call Jess Pathroff at 426-0152 or Ryan Shields at 231-215-8474.

The Silent Auction Committee is looking for NEW items to be donated for the SMCHS Carnival; both silent and live auction items. The Auction Committee is also looking for members. If you can help with new items or assistance with the auction, call Dave Fleckenstein at 400-5037.

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The Encounter takes place every fourth Saturday of the month at Cathedral. The next one will be January 25 beginning at 7:30 PM. Please join us for this special time of adoration, confession, prayer, and soft music, in a setting of candlelight.

AREA PRO-LIFE EVENTSJoin Bismarck/Mandan Right to Life for their annual March for Life on Sunday, January 19. There will be a program on the North Dakota Capitol steps at 2:00 PM, with a reception to follow at Zion Lutheran Church, 413 E. Ave. D, Bismarck (use southeast entrance). For more information, call Virginia at 258-5379.

Right to Life Mass - On the anniversary of the Roe vs. Wade decision, the public is invited to a Right to Life rosary procession and Mass on Wednesday, January 22 in Bismarck. The 4th Degree Knights of Columbus will lead a rosary, processing from the doors of CHI St. Alexius to St. Mary’s Church beginning at 6:30 PM. Bishop Kagan will celebrate Mass at St. Mary’s Church at 7:00 PM. Refreshments will be served following Mass.

A rosary for the unborn is prayed at Spirit of Life Church in Mandan every Monday from 5:00 PM to 6:20 PM. All fifteen decades are prayed; you may stay for as long as you are able. All are welcome.

40 Days For Life - From February 26 through April 5, you are invited to join other Christians for 40 Days for Life – 40 days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You are also invited to stand and peacefully pray during the 40-day spring campaign (8:00 AM to 8:00 PM) outside the North Dakota State Capitol (on 6th and Boulevard) in Bismarck. It is asked that a group from each parish take one full day (or multiple days) to cover all 12 hours. If you would like to get a group together and sign up for a whole day, please call 527-3265 to set up the date. If you would like more information – and especially if you would like to volunteer to help – please contact Diane at 40daysbisnd@gmail.com or go to 40daysforlife.com/bismarck.

COMMUNITY NEWSAs part of Catholic Schools Week 2020, everyone is invited to attend a presentation by Marie Miller on Monday, January 27 at 7:00 PM at the St. Mary's Central High School gym,

5802 Ridgeland Drive. Miller is a folk artist/pop singer/songwriter and recording artist. The third of ten children, Miller began singing at the age of seven. Her song “You’re Not Alone” was played nationwide on pop radio, and her song “6’2” was featured on ABC’s Dancing with the Stars. In September 2015 she performed for Pope Francis and 750,000 attendees at the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia. The performance was aired live on CNN and Fox News. Marie is currently

working on her first independent project, “Little Dreams.” Admission to this event is free, and childcare will be available.

Gearing Up for Kindergarten - Join Light of Christ Catholic Schools for Gearing Up for Kindergarten, an educational series for parents and children preparing for kindergarten in the 2020-2021 school year. This FREE 6-week session is a school readiness and parent involvement program. It is open to everyone and helps every child get off to a good start! Look for more information or register online at lightofchristschools.org/gearing-up-for-kindergarten.

Relationship 101 Classes - The Diocese of Bismarck and CHI Violence Prevention are hosting Relationship 101 classes for those seeking to build positive communication skills and more enriching relationships. The classes are for those who are single, married, parents, non-parents, teenagers, young adults, elders, workers, community members, and pastors. Classes are being offered the third Wednesday of each month from January to June 2020 from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the CHI St. Alexius Clinic in Mandan. Supper is served, and stipends are available for child care (if needed). For more information or to register, go to bismarckdiocese.com/relationship101 or call the Diocese of Bismarck at 222-3035.

Save the Date: A Women’s Simple Lenten Retreat will be held on Saturday, March 14 at the Church of St. Joseph in Mandan. Guest speaker will be Fr. Craig Vasek, chaplain of athletics at University of Mary. The day includes morning Mass, a light breakfast, a talk on healing and forgiveness, a guided healing exercise, lunch, confession, adoration, and the rosary. Registration details will be announced in future bulletins.

CATHEDRAL MONTHLY TOTAL COLLECTION REPORTAmount Collected in December 2018 (5 Sundays): $183,292.74Amount Collected in December 2019 (5 Sundays): $163,789.50

The busy start to the new year can make it easy to forget the importance of your financial gifts to our parish. To share God's message of love and peace with our community this year, we need your help. Our secure online giving program, Faith Direct, allows you to make a gift to our church even when you are away or unable to attend Mass. Go to cathedralparish.com and click on "Parish eGiving" to enroll.

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