Bishop-Sede vacante Fr. Val Zdilla-Pastor

Steve Buckner-Deacon

The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ June 3, 2018

RESURRECTION UNIVERSITY CATHOLIC PARISH 1725 SO. 11TH AVE. ~Bozeman, Montana~ 406-586-9243

Parish Mission Statement Hebrews 13:1

Keep on loving each other as brothers and sisters. Show hospitality to strangers,

for some who have done this have entertained angels without realizing it!

And so we are Resurrection University Parish.

Congratulations to our graduates Zachary Kelsch Noah Miller Shae Bills Kelsey Jones Will Walkuski Bobby Lonergan

Blessing of High School Graduates Before you were even formed, God knew you. While in your Mother's womb, God named you. At your birth, God's breath filled you with life. Today we celebrate what you have become at this moment in time. And so we pray, God of our beginnings, we thank you for the gifts of these graduates; their excitement, their awesome wonder and curiosity, their open speech and encouraging words. Their contributions have blessed and challenged us, and we have become a richer and more diverse community because of them. As they step forward into the world that awaits, comfort their fears with the full knowledge of your divine presence. Strengthen their resolve to walk in the footsteps of Jesus as modern-day disciples in a world that needs their spirit. Guide their feet as they move through life, protecting them from the pitfalls of darkness while they help to lead future generations into the warmth and promise of your light. We ask this blessing upon each of them, + in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. AMEN!

Gracious and loving God, we thank you for the gift of Fr. Val. Through him, we experience your presence in the sacraments. Help Fr. Val to be strong in his vocation. Set his soul on fire with love for your people. Grant him the wisdom, understanding, and strength he needs to follow in the footsteps of Jesus. Inspire him with the vision of your Kingdom. Give him the words he needs to spread the Gospel. Allow him to experience joy in his ministry. Help him to become an instruments of your divine grace. We ask this through Jesus Christ, who lives and reigns as our Eternal Priest. Amen.

June 1, 2018 22nd Anniversary of Fr. Val’s Ordina on

Liturgical Schedule

Sunday Liturgies Saturday Vigil 5:00 pm Sunday 8:00 am, 10:00 am

Weekday Liturgies Tuesday and Wednesday 7:00 am Friday 5:00 pm following evening prayer. A funeral mass will replace the daily scheduled mass.

Misa en Espanol Spanish Mass

1st Sunday of the Month (prm Domingo de mes) 12:00 pm

Sacrament of Reconciliation The Sacrament of Penance (Confession) is celebrated each Saturday afternoon @ 3:30pm sharp. During the MSU academic year, the sacrament is offered from 7:50-8:10pm Monday evenings DURING Eucharistic Adoration. Please check the web calendar for changes in the schedule. The Sacrament is not offered on the 5th Saturday of any month. Please be on time. The Sacrament is always available at any time when Fr. Val is in his office! Just call and come on in.

Office Hours

Monday—Wednesday 10:00am—2:00 pm Office closed on Thursday and Friday

Please join us online at Resurrection University Parish www.resurrectionbozeman.org

RCCM

(Resurrection Catholic Campus Ministry) www.msurccm.org

We’re on Facebook too!

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"Keep in touch with Resurrection University Parish from your phone. Text the message follow resparboz and send it to 40404." Pastoral Council – Mike Josten, Chair Mike Doyle-Vice Chair, David Claudio-Recording Secretary, Kelly Ruby, MaryShaun Mize, Steve Buckner Scott Malloy, John Perdaems Finance Council - Rheta Booth, Chair, Brock Athman, Royal Falk, Bill Quinn, Patrick Resop. Priesthood? Vocation to Religious or Consecrated life? See Fr. Val Zdilla Knights of Columbus Council #1413 Chris Budeski 522-3844 Infant Baptism: On the 3rd & 4th weekends of the month. Parents are to be registered, active, practicing parishioners. Parents are required to attend a baptism preparation class offered by the parish. Dates are to be confirmed by the parish office prior to making any arrangements. There may be more than one family baptism per Mass. Please call the office for information.

Social Hall: Our Social Hall and kitchen may be rented out for special events. Please call the office for information. . Weddings: Six months notice required. Wedding date availability are to be confirmed by the priest prior to booking any reception venues. Call the parish office at 586-9243 for more information. Christian Burial: Notice should be made with the priest before arrangements are made with the funeral director. A funeral mass will replace the daily scheduled mass. The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is offered at every Mass on the second Sunday of the month.

Eucharistic Adoration Chapel: At this time, our chapel is open during office hours. Please call the office for more information.

Pastoral Staff to Serve You

Rev. Val Zdilla, Pastor Ext. 201 vzdilla@resurrectionbozeman.org

Home of Resurrection Catholic Campus Ministry Resurrection University Parish

Email: office@resurrectionbozeman.org

Steve Buckner, Deacon Ext. 210 sbuckner@resurrectionbozeman.org Parish Office Ext. 203 Susie Connell office@resurrectionbozeman.org Administrative Assistant Ext. 202 Cheryl Dolezel resparadm@resurrectionbozeman.org Resurrection Catholic Campus Ministry MaryShaun Mize Ext. 205 rccm@resurrectionbozeman.org Music Coordinator Ext. 204 Art Schwaller music@resurrectionbozeman.org Youth Faith Formation (K-5) Ext. 207 Mary Hickey youth@resurrectionbozeman.org Middle & High School Faith Formation (7-12grade) Kelly Ruby Ext. 207 BozemanCatholicYM@gmail.com Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA) Bruce Cunningham: fishskibike4fun@gmail.com Carol Gullickson 586-9243 Communidad Hispana Ivone Acosta fono 406-451-6590

2 1725 S 11th Ave * Bozeman MT 59715 * Phone 586-9243 *

MASS INTENTIONS

Monday June 4 No Mass Tuesday June 5 7:00 am Wednesday June 6 7:00 am Thursday June 7 No Mass Friday June 8 5:00 pm Saturday June 9 5:00pm +Thersa Gyscek+ Sunday June 10 8:00 am +Jacqueline Benharros+ 10:00am People of the Parish

Resurrection University Parish • Home of Resurrection Catholic Campus Ministry

1725 S 11th Ave. • Phone 586-9243 • Bozeman MT 59715

This Sunday’s readings June 3, 2018, Exodus 24:3-8; Psalm 116; Hebrews 9:11-15; Mark 14:12-16, 22-26

Bulletin Requests Bulletin requests must be sent via email (Please note your request as “for the bulletin” in subject line) or a ready to insert medium, preferably, digital-layout copy ready. Articles are due Friday @ 12:00 noon for the next weekend. Bulletins are sent to the printer on Tuesdays and lead time is needed to ensure space and minor editing as necessary. Requests for weekend pulpit announcements must be emailed to the office by the Tuesday prior to the weekend. Announcements are subject to quantity and time available.

**Our parish website is www.resurrectionbozeman.org If you type anything else like "html" or "index" you may be routed to the old-now defunct website. Please clear your cache of any old web addresses to our parish and only enter the correct address to our site. Thank you.**

Prayer Line

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: 2 Pt 1:2-7; Ps 91:1-2, 14-16; Mk 12:1-12 Tuesday: 2 Pt 3:12-15a, 17-18; Ps 90:2-4, 10, 14, 16; Mk 12:13-17 Wednesday: 2 Tm 1:1-3, 6-12; Ps 123:1b-2; Mk 12:18-27 Thursday: 2 Tm 2:8-15; Ps 25:4-5ab, 8-10, 14; Mk 12:28b-34 Friday: Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9; Is 12:2-6; Eph 3:8-12, 14-19; Jn 19:31-37 Saturday: 2 Tm 4:1-8; 1 Sm 2:1, 4-8abcd; Lk 2:41-51 Sunday: Gn 3:9-15; Ps 130:1-8; 2 Cor 4:13 — 5:1; Mk 3:20-35

If you wish to leave a prayer request or be a part of this telephone and/or internet ministry, please call the parish office at 586-9243. Or email Martha at: mahami7@aol.com

New Parishioners! If you attend Mass regularly at Resurrection University Catholic Parish, we invite you to register with our parish. Registration forms are located at the main entrance of the church or in the parish office.

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Jun 9, 5:00 PM Jun 10, 8:00 AM Jun 10, 10:00 AM

Sacristan Carmen Schall Connie Keyes Margaret Kinsey

Server Michelle Kaiser Bruce Cunningham David & Angel Claudio Isabella Malloy

Reader Joe Walkuski Donna Kelsch Will Wright

Extraordinary Minister

Tana Kradofer - Cup 1 Dianne Ostermiller - Cup 2 Stephanie Bishop - Cup 3 Pat Darbro - Cup 4 Cyndi Huempfner - Host 2

Bob Planalp - Cup 1 Steve Buckner - Cup 2 Zachary Kelsch - Cup 3 Denis Kelsch - Cup 4 Ed Sheehan - Host 2

Jane Quinn - Cup 1 Maria Malloy - Cup 2 Agnes Brekhus - Cup 3 Mary Vitolo - Cup 4 Lisa Steele - Host 2

Usher Joye Josten Chuck Rogers

Tom Keyes Bettie Stanislao

Seth Johnson Bill Quinn

Greeter Luzanne Bennett Frank Monastiere

Nicholas Kelsch Natasha Kelsch

Teresa Klusmann Maria Malloy

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CHUNCH REPORT The 2018 MSU school year has ended and so has this year’s Chunch program of free Thursday lunches at Resurrection. Over the last two semesters 3,246 free meals were served. This wonderful ministry happened only because many people generously gave of their time, talent and treasure. We wish to thank all those who donated money, shopped for groceries, cooked and served the food and drinks, donated salads and desserts, decorated the tables, washed the dishes, pots and pans, set up and took down the tables and vacuumed the floors and rugs. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, We will start up again next Fall. If you would like to volunteer or have questions about the program, please contact Gina Albini at 586-6972 or galbini@bridgeband.com

Corpus Christi Sunday

Corpus Christi (Body and Blood of Christ) is a Eucharistic solemnity, or better, the solemn

commemoration of the institution of that sacrament. It is, moreover, the Church's official act of homage and gratitude to Christ, who by instituting the Holy Eucharist gave to the Church her greatest treasure. Holy Thursday, assuredly, marks the anniversary of the institution, but the commemoration of the Lord's passion that very night suppresses the rejoicing proper to the occasion. Today's observance, therefore, accents the joyous aspect of Holy Thursday.

Please include these people in

your prayers Prayer Intentions

Tim Miller Bernie Kraft

Marge O’Leary Jean Dunbar Polly Rogers

Andy Pilskalns Frank Monastiere

Parish Office Secretary Please see Fr. Val for details or to inquire about the position.

A Special Day for your Marriage: You are invited to “RETURN TO UNITY: Renewing the Gift of Marriage.” Sponsored by Maternal Life International and several Montana parishes and churches, this day of reflection attends to the vocation of marriage – and the help and healing all of us need to get our marriages on track. Please call 406-533-9832 or visit www.mlionline.org for more information or to sign up. Retreats will be held June 9th, St. Ann’s in Butte, June 16th, Brondel Center, Cathedral of St. Helena and June 23rd, Divine Mercy Auditorium, Belgrade.

ADA Ramp We are going to replace our ADA ramp soon and are looking for people with experience with concrete finishing. Please contact Chris Budeski for more informa on. Cell 539-9711 Email chris@mad-eng.com

LOOKING AHEAD…. The annual Golf Scramble ...renamed the Louie Ward Memorial Golf Scramble, is scheduled for July 15th. Mark your calendar and save the date!! Family fun with a barbeque following the completion of the scramble. More details to come!

SAVE THE DATE!!!

RESURRECTION CATHOLIC CAMPUS MINISTRY

~RCCM~

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Faith & Wellness Ministry

Details of our Guatemalan trip will be coming soon!

Thank you to all for your support.

Resurrection University Parish’s Catholic Creation Care team will meet on the 3rd Sunday’s of the month at 7:00pm, in the Our Lady of Guadalupe Room. Inspired by Pope Francis’s Laudato Si’, the team focuses on projects related to parish sustainability and environmental justice, knowing that ecological degradation, such as industrial pollution and climate change disproportionately impacts the poor and the vulnerable in our society. Recent projects include installing recycling services on the church grounds. For more information or to join the group, contact Will Wright at (208)739-5836 or willmwright1@gmail.com. The group page can also be found after downloading myparishapp!

June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month - here are 10 Key Facts to harness brain plasticity & prolong brain health that come from the hundreds of scientific and medical studies analyzed to prepare the book The SharpBrains Guide to Brain Fitness: How to Improve Brain Health and Performance at Any Age: 1. Genes do not determine the fate of our brains (not even the infamous APOE4). Thanks to lifelong neuroplasticity, our lifestyles are as important as our genes-if not even more important- in determining how our brains grow and our minds evolve. 2. There is more than one “It” in “Use It or Lose It” — our performance depends on a variety of brain functions and cognitive skills, not just one (be it “attention” or “memory” or any other). 3. Physical exercise and increased fitness promote brain functioning through a variety of mechanisms, such as increased brain volume, blood supply and growth hormone levels. In particular, cardiovascular exercise seems to bring the greatest brain benefits. 4. Mental stimulation strengthens the connections between neurons (synapses), improving neuron survival and cognitive functioning and building your cognitive reserve–which helps your brain better cope with normal aging and Alzheimer’s pathology in the long-term. 5. The only leisure activity that has been associated with reduced cognitive function is watching television. What could explain that? Well, routine, passive activities do not challenge the brain. Keeping up the challenge requires going to the next level of difficulty, trying something new, generating new thoughts and strategies and lessons learned. 6. The Mediterranean Diet, supplemented with olive oil and nuts, is associated with decreased risk of cognitive decline. 7. Moderate doses of caffeine increase alertness but there is no clear sustained lifetime health benefit (or harm). 8. Taking “brain supplements” does not seem to boost cognitive function or reduce risks of cognitive decline or dementia, unless directed to address an identified deficiency. 9. Chronic stress reduces and can even inhibit neurogenesis. Memory and general mental flexibility are impaired by chronic stress…so it’s good to see the growing evidence that meditation and biofeedback can successfully teach users to self-regulate physiological stress. 10. No size fits all…so, to improve and prolong brain function, it’s critical to understand and address individual needs and starting point. What counts in terms of neuroplasticity and brain health is not reading this article–or any other–but practicing healthy behaviors every day. Please revisit the fact above that really grabbed your attention–ideally one that you may have overlooked and therefore may bring most “bang for the buck” now–and make a decision to try something new this summer.

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The College of Consultors for the Diocese of Helena has elected Msgr. Kevin O'Neill as Administrator of the Diocese of Helena. Please pray for him as we wait for Pope Francis to name a successor to Bishop George Leo Thomas as the next Bishop of the Diocese of Helena.

The young adult group will be doing a Bible study on Thursday’s at 7pm at the Bozeman Catholic Community Center located at 210 S. Grand Ave. Please join us! All young adults are welcome!!

Faith Formation K—5 You don’t have to spend a lot of money to have good family fun and celebrate your faith! Harness your children’s natural energy and enthusiasm, and let them see that being Catholic isn’t only about being quiet in church. Summertime activities are even better when you share them with extended family or friends—after all, faith grows best when it is shared.

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Plant a St Francis Garden. It’s always fun to plant and tend a garden; this one is themed to honor St. Francis. You can build the garden around an outdoor statue using colorful flowers. This is a good way to get outside and away from our “screens”. This can also become a special place for family members to gather and pray.

Summertime Family Activities

Middle and High School Faith Formation

Greetings in Christ, For 8 years it has been an incredible honor and blessing to have worked within this parish and the Bozeman Catholic Community as the middle school and high school youth minister. So it is with both sadness and joy that I tell you that at the end of June I will be stepping away from my position as youth ministry coordinator. I want to thank you all for your support of all the youth ministry endeavors. Please know that Bozeman is a place that I will hold in my heart. As of yet I am still not sure what the future holds for me, but I am trusting that God has asked me to leave because he has big plans for both this community and for me. Please pray for me and rest assured that I will be praying for you.

Peace in Christ, Kelly Summer Happenings The Diocese of Helena offers some seriously excellent summer programming for kids to take a part in. Legendary Lodge is a fantastic way to spend a week in the outdoors learning about faith, praying, and playing. Offered for kids in 5th thru 12th grade. Spots are filling up fast! There is financial help available, but make sure to get on it ASAP! For more information on summer camping please visit www.LegendaryLodge.org Son Light Raffle Every year the Diocese of Helena to help raise funds for parish youth ministry and Legendary Lodge raffles off a vehicle. Tickets are $25 dollars apiece and $5 of every ticket sold at Holy Rosary Parish comes back to the parish for youth minis-try. We have used this money to help cover scholarships for young people participating in events like Jr. High Rally, CYC Convention, NCYC (the National Catholic Youth Conference), Legendary Lodge, and our Awakening Retreats. This money has been so great in helping offset costs of these events for our community, and you could win a new car! This year we are raffling off a Toyota Tundra, tickets are available at the parish office so please stop by and consider buying one. Also since we have all summer to sell these tickets it would be nice to utilize our tourist season and perhaps sell to them. However this requires your help, so if your family has benefited from youth ministry in our parish or diocese please consider looking at your calendar and finding one weekend this summer where you and your family can sell tickets after Mass.

ALL payments for the All Are Welcome Campaign should be placed in an envelope labeled All Our Welcome so they are not mixed up with the ordinary collection. Envelopes are available at our welcome desk and in the office.

Holy Rosary Liturgy Schedule Saturday: 5:15 pm Sunday : 8:00 am, 10:30 am Weekday: M-W-TH-F 12:05 pm Office hours: M-F: 9:00 am-3:00 pm

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“PrAY if off” Electronic Donation! You can make an electronic donation to the church at any mass. See Fr. Val and he will show you how to swipe your credit card to

donate to our “PrAY it off” mortgage campaign.

End of life planned giving encompasses a variety of ways that gifts can be made to the church from accumulated resources. Please consider Resurrection Parish All Are Welcome Building Fund ’in memory of your loved one.

Stewardship of Treasure: May 26-27 ,2018** Year to Date* Actual Collection: $ 7,361.10 $ 337,818.79 Budgeted Collection: $ 7,300.00 $ 354,300.00 Amount Over (Under) $ 61.10 $ (16,481.21) *Fiscal Year Starting July 1, 2017 ** Includes weekly donation for May 19/10 & May 26/27 We offer our continued grateful and sincere thanks to all who gave of their goods, money and themselves. Through your stewardship we are able to continue with the ministries, programs and outreach of our university parish community.

From the Finance Council . . . Our fiscal year began July 1. Our new weekly budget is $7,300.00. We have begun our loan payments The Finance Council is reaching out to all parishioners to please consider automatic withdrawal. Some have chosen to go this way which helps cover our expenses on a regular basis. For your convenience, there are forms in the gathering space that can be filled out and returned to Resurrection University Parish. Families come and go throughout the year and this would allow the parish to maintain a stable income. Thank you very much for your continued support and generosity. Sincerely, Rheta Booth (Chair), Brock Athman, Royal Falk, Bill Quinn, Patrick Resop

The word “tithe” means a tenth or 10%. This is what we are asked to give back to God in gratitude for our many blessings. For us Catholics, a good rule of thumb would be: Give 5% to the parish; (4 % to the general, 1% Annual Catholic Appeal) and the remaining 5 % can be distributed between local and international charities i;e, Catholic Relief Services, Gallatin Valley Food Bank, Guatemala Mission, Family Promise, St Vincent De Paul Society, etc. How would tithing look based on annual income?

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