10 de May, 2020 — Quinto Domingo de Pascua HAPPY MOTHER’S …

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3495 N. VICTORIA, SHOREVIEW, MN 55126 • 651-484-6681 • WWW.STODILIA.ORG

MAY 10, 2020 — FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

10 de May, 2020 — Quinto Domingo de Pascua

Staying Connected / �

Welcome to our New Director

of Discipleship and Forma�on /�

Worship & Community Life�

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Of Service to Others /�

Pastoral Care�

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Readings and Observances /�

Medita�ons�

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Información General� 7�8�

Parish and School Staff /�

Directory / Directorio�

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Pastor�

Fr. Phillip Rask�

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Parochial Vicar�

Fr. Michael Daly�

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Deacon�

Deacon Jim Saumweber�

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Parish Office�

651�484�6681�

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Ministerios La�nos�

651�415�3365�

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Faith Forma�on Office�

651�415�3329�

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School Office�

651�484�3364�

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Website�

www.stodilia.org�

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Vision and Mission Statement�

To joyfully live the Gospel by

knowing, loving, and serving God

and one another.�

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We are a Catholic Community of

faith that welcomes every person

to grow in holiness and draw closer

to Jesus Christ through:�

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�� Worship and Evangeliza�on�

�� Faith Forma�on and Educa�on�

�� Works of Charity and Jus�ce�

...every day and at every stage

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Inside this Issue�

HAPPY

MOTHER’S

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Staying Connected ~ Worship and Community Life�

~ Online Mass ~�

Fi�h Sunday of Easter, May 10, 2020�

9:00 am in English and 11:00 am in Spanish�

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Fr. Rask and Fr. Michael invite you to join with our �

community by par�cipa�ng in our livestream Sunday

Mass on May 10, 2020. Fr. Rask will preside at the 9:00

a.m. Mass in English and Fr. Joseph Williams, Pastor from

St. Stephen’s Catholic Church, will preside at the 11:00

a.m. Mass in Spanish. Although we cannot be together �

physically, we can bring this worship experience into our

homes and join together in Spiritual Communion. �

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To par#cipate and join us online, go to our �

“Catholic Community of St. Odilia YouTube” channel. �

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Daily Mass will be live streamed Monday through Friday

at 8:00 am and posted to the “Catholic Community of St.

Odilia Youtube” channel each day.�

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The Church will be open Monday through Friday, from

9:00 am�4:30 pm for private prayer. Adora�on will also

be available in the church from 9:00 am

to 1:00 pm M�F.�

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news? If not, please use your phone’s

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code to provide us your email address. �

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Please know the clergy and staff at �

St. Odilia are commi8ed to serving you. We are available

by phone 651�484�6681 and email [email protected]. The

parish office remains open Monday through Friday, 8:30

am to 4:30 pm.�

Email SignUp�

Welcome to our Director of Discipleship�

and Forma�on�

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We are pleased to share the announcement that Jill Fink

has joined our staff team in the role of Director of Disciple-

ship and Forma�on.� This positon combines the prior �

leadership posi�ons of Director of Adult Forma�on and

Director of Youth Forma�on into a single leadership role

for our Faith Forma�on team.� Many of you are familiar

with Jill as she served in the role of Elementary Coordina-

tor in our Faith Forma�on ministry from 2008 � 2013.� �

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As she returns to St. Odilia, Jill brings an addi�onal 7 years

of experience as the Director of Faith Forma�on at The

Church of The Epiphany.� Her experience leading for-

ma�on ini�a�ves for seekers and disciples of all ages in a

large parish seBng will enable us to cast a vision and �

establish strategies to accomplish our parish mission to

welcome all and provide opportuni�es for every person to

grow in holiness and draw closer to Jesus Christ � every

day and at every stage of life.�

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Jill shares the following message with you:�

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“I am very excited to be returning to

St. Odilia Catholic Community to

serve in the role as your Director of

Discipleship and Forma�on. This

feels like a welcoming home as St.

Odilia has long been a part of my

life; my three children educated at

the school (K�8), my husband David

on the school staff and I worked in

ministry here seven years ago for

seven years in the Family Faith program.� I’m looking �

forward to renewing friendships and forming new rela�on-

ships with all in this thriving faith community.� I bring my

educa�on experience of a Bachelor’s degree from Francis-

can University and Master’s degree from the University of

Dallas along with eighteen years of full �me ministry �

experience.� I’m honored to be welcomed into a shared

ministry posi�on. �I believe there is no greater joy than to

journey with others in their discipleship of Jesus Christ

within the Catholic Church.� Ministry is a privileged and

sacred posi�on that I’m honored to be invited into. I look

forward to serving all of you in your path of discipleship,

especially in the direct areas of adult forma�on and sacra-

mental prepara�on/celebra�on of Bap�sm, RCIC and RCIA

programs. �May we work together in knowing, loving and

serving our good and gracious God, advancing the �

Kingdom of God together.”�

Confession Schedule�

Saturday, May 9, 2020 � 9:00 am�10:00 am �

Confessions are available this Saturday, May 9,

in English only (bilingual confession will be

offered again next weekend.) Please use the

south parking lot and enter through the south �

entrance, door #10.�

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Worship and Community Life�

~ Online Giving ~�

Give monetarily directly to Food Shelf or Charity�

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During this Easter season as we reflect on the giGs that

we have received and as we con�nue to trust in Jesus’

endless mercy and to live mercifully toward others, we

invite you to share in the joy of giving.�

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Although, we must remain physically distant from one

another, the St. Odilia Community, together with the

community of saints, con�nues to stay spiritually, �

emo�onally and socially connected.�During this �me of

heightened need in our community, we con�nue our �

outreach support to others and requests are increasing

each day.�Your support is making a difference. �

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We are grateful for the giGs that we have received over

these past few weeks either electronically or through the

mail.�We also offer our gra�tude for those of you who

have answered the call to provide giG cards for gas and

food that we are able to distribute to those in need.�

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If you would like to make a special gi�

to directly benefit those in need, we’ve

added op�ons to our "Give Online" tab

on our website that allow you to select

our Food Shelf Fund or our Charity

Fund.�Your giGs to the Food Shelf fund

are used to support the Ralph Reeder

Food Shelf and the food shelf operated by the Franciscan

Brothers of Peace.�GiGs to the Charity Fund are used to

provide monetary support to individuals and families in

need, par�cularly due to the impact of this current �

pandemic. �

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Let us con�nue to liG one another up in prayer and serve

others under the power and guidance of the Holy Spirit.

We thank you for your generosity during these uncertain

�mes. �

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If you have ques�ons regarding your charitable giving,

please contact Ramona Michaels at

[email protected] or 651�415�3350.�

Give Online�

Make a choice to brighten your day with the purchase of

annuals from Mickman Brothers Garden Center, and make

a difference at St. Odilia! Star�ng now, through the end of

May, 20% of the proceeds from your purchase of annuals

at Mickman Brothers will be given back to St. Odilia to

support our ministries. Start shopping today and make a

difference! Men�on St. Odilia at checkout for your pur-

chase to make a difference. �

Prayerfully Support Those Who Are Suffering as a Result of the COVID�19 Pandemic�

Parishioners across the Archdiocese are invited to prayerfully support those who are suffering most intensely, usually in

sterile isola�on, as a result of the COVID�19 pandemic. Text: archspm�anoin#ng to 55321 or sign up at archspm.org/

covid19/covid19prayers to receive a text each �me a COVID�19 Anoin�ng Corps Priest is dispatched to give the Last

Rites.�Upon receipt of the text, those in this ministry commit to take a moment to pray:�

One Our Father for the pa�ent who is in danger of death, as they prepare to meet our Heavenly Father face�to�face;�

One Hail Mary for the pa�ent’s family and friends, asking the Blessed Mother, Our Lady of Sorrows, to intercede to �

comfort them; and One Glory Be in thanksgiving for the priest and for his protec�on, as well as the medical team�

a8ending to the pa�ent.�

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Jerry Ciresi, Doug Miller, Tiffany Pohl,

Laure Waschbusch, Patricia Pfenning�

Wendt, Jerry Bauer, Louise Simon, Agnes

Walsh, Zoey McDonald, Elizabeth Bonitz,

Elizabeth Waschbusch, Jim Czeck, Barba-

ra Dostert, Craig Monson, Lowell Carlen,

Pat Kassekert, Bob Rupar, Trevor Ruiz,

Steve Lauinger, Linda Molenda, Joan

Rourke, Mary Lakeman, John Lee, Lynn

Schmidt, Kelly Stein, Amby Kurkowski,

Patricia Wright, Grant Leitschuh, Winnie

Winkelman, Cleorie Johnson, Marlene

Dirkes, Ruth Reiling, Bobbie Driscoll, An-

ikka Griffin, Maggie Lange, Christopher

Walsh, Pat O’Neil, Donna Heins, Arlyne

Anklan, Theresa Rohe�Cecere, Jamie

Aguilar, Irene Kolles, Tom Partyka, Tom

Claseman, Ella Nienow, Pauline

Glendenning, Jerry Flanagan, Claudia

Valencia, Mark Paulsen, Tina Tanner,

Audrey Schumacher, Herb Hoppenstedt,

Luke Coehlo, Abby Northrop, Yasmin

DeJesus, Jeff Bowers, Roseanne Ander-

son, Theodora Mar�n,Tony Gardner,

Charleen Rutz, Jeanne Dompierre, Don-

ald Wetherby, Leo Kieffer, Julie Kuberski,

Carol Young, Arlene Palermo�

Help us keep this list up to date and

email changes to: [email protected]

or call the parish office. Thanks!�

OfServicetoOthers/PastoralCare�

PleasePrayFor...�

Prayers for the Deceased�

Please pray for those who have died

recently that they may live forever with

Jesus in the reign of God.�

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Carrie McMahon �

Need Prayer? �

St. Odilia Prayer Line is Confiden�al�

If for any reason, you wish to be prayed for, please feel free to add your prayer request to our confiden�al

Prayer Line. We have a dedicated group of parishioners who will hold you up in prayer.� We only use first names. �

There are several ways to can submit a prayer request:�

�� You can use our Prayer Request Form on the homepage of our website www.stodilia.org�

�� Email your request to [email protected]�

�� Call the parish office at 651�484�6681 �

Special Kids Concert for the Benefit of Ralph Reeder Food Shelf�

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A message from the Ralph Reeder Food Shelf: �

Hello, I wanted to make you aware of a free, fun Koo Koo Kangaroo Concert

taking place on Monday, May 11 at 6:30 p.m. for

children. It is being sponsored by Thrivent Finan-

cial Rice Creek Group. In addi�on, Thrivent Rice

Creek Group is matching any free will dona�ons up

to $5000 and all concert dona�ons will be used to

restock the food shelf with kid�friendly items. I

know this is short no�ce, but we could use your

help spreading the word on websites and all forms of social media. Here is

the concert link ��h@p://bit.ly/ralphreederyoutube�

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Lisa Baker�

Basic Needs Manager � Ralph Reeder Food Shelf �

Lessons in Advocacy: Students Standing for Life & Dignity�

Tuesday, May 12 from 10:00 am to 11:30 am�

Online link to register and for more informa�on:�

mncatholic.org/lessonsInAdvocacy�

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As Catholics it is our duty to defend the life and dignity of every person.

OGen, it is our youth who feel this most innately and strongly, but they

don’t know how to share this

truth with our elected leaders �

the adults who are making laws

and policies.�

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So, to help empower students �

our next genera�on of leaders �

the Minnesota Catholic �

Conference is hos�ng an �

engaging and interac�ve webinar designed for students ages 12�18.�

By the end of the webinar, students will be8er understand the Church’s

teachings about life and dignity and be confident in how to effec�vely share

those teachings with lawmakers. They’ll also get to pray with one of �

Minnesota’s bishops and ask moderated ques�ons of one of Minnesota’s

legislators.�

Registra�on is required. Visit�MNCatholic.org/LessonsInAdvocacy�for further

details and registra�on. Email Jack Lawlis at�[email protected]�with

any ques�ons.�

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Readings and Observances ~ Week of May 10, 2020�

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Informacion General�

ORACIONES PARA LOS ENFERMOS: �

(LOS NOMBRES LEÍDOS EN LA MISA DEL 3 DE MAYO 2020): FAVOR

DE RECORDAR A ESTOS ENFERMOS EN SUS ORACIONES PARA QUE

PONGAN SUS RECUPERACIONES EN MANOS DE NUESTRO SEÑOR Y

SALVADOR CRISTO JESÚS: LOS NIÑOS CON CÁNCER Y TODOS

AFECTADOS POR EL COVID-19, OLGA CEDILLO, OLIVER ALEXIS

ORB-GIRON Y FAMILIA, ENENDELIA MARTINEZ, PAOLO Y ELENA

CASTAÑEDA-MARTINEZ .…OREMOS AL SEÑOR.

ORACIONES PARA LOS DIFUNTOS:�

(LOS NOMBRES LEÍDOS EN LA MISA DEL 3 DE MAYO 2020): FAVOR

DE REZAR PARA LOS QUE HAN FALLECIDO PARA QUE VIVAN ETER-

NAMENTE EN EL REINO DE DIOS: TODOS LOS DIFUNTOS DE NUES-

TRA COMUNIDAD: RAUL CASTAÑEDA, DIEGO CRUZ, MARIA

ALCANTARA, VICTORIA SANCHEZ Y ANGELINA…OREMOS AL

SEÑOR.

10 de mayo de 2020

5º Domingo de Pascua

Todo gira alrededor del

Señor resucitado; tanto en

las primeras comunidades

cristianas como en la Iglesia

actual. La segunda carta de

Pedro dice que Cristo es la

piedra angular; recomienda

que nos adhiramos a ella

con firmeza. “Yo voy a co-

locar en Sion una piedra

angular, escogida y preciosa: quien se afirme en ella no

quedara defraudado.” (1 Pedro 2:6). Jesús es la piedra

viva, y Él lo afirma diciendo: “Yo soy el Camino la Verdad

y la Vida. Nadie va al Padre sino por mí.” (Juan 14:6). Al

entender a Jesús como piedra angular, es decir como pie-

dra viva, nos compromete como bautizados a hacer lo

mismo, dar la vida y ser vida para otros. Las tres lecturas

de este quinto Domingo de Pascua tienen su fundamento

en el misterio pascual de Jesús. El centro del mensaje es

que, si rechazamos a Jesús, rechazamos al Padre. Sabien-

do que el único camino de llegar al Padre es por Cristo:

¿Nos damos cuenta de ello? ¿Qué harás tu para ir por el

camino indicado por Jesús? La oración colectiva de este

domingo nos afirma en la misericordia y amor de Jesús

hacia su pueblo: “Señor, tú que te has dignado hacernos

hijos tuyos, míranos siempre con amor de Padre y haz

que cuantos creemos en Cristo obtengamos la verdadera

libertad y la herencia eterna.” Pidamos con fervor en esta

Liturgia de la Eucaristía que el Señor nos de todo lo que

necesitamos para conocerle y amarle a tal punto que en-

contremos en Él, el Camino la Verdad y la Vida, mostrán-

dolo con el testimonio de verdaderos hijos e hijas de

Dios. ¡Aleluya! ©LPi

MEDITACIÓN EVANGÉLICO

Todo gira alrededor del Señor resucitado; tanto en las primeras

comunidades cristianas como en la Iglesia actual. La segunda carta

de Pedro dice que Cristo es la piedra angular; recomienda que nos

adhiramos a ella con firmeza. “Yo voy a colocar en Sión una piedra

angular, escogida y preciosa: quien se afirme en ella no quedara

defraudado.” (1 Pedro 2:6). Jesús es la piedra viva, y Él lo afirma

diciendo: “Yo soy el Camino la Verdad y la Vida. Nadie va al Padre

sino por mí.” (Juan 14:6). Al entender a Jesús como piedra angular,

es decir como piedra viva, nos compromete como bautizados a

hacer lo mismo, dar la vida y ser vida para otros.

Las tres lecturas de este quinto Domingo de Pascua tienen su fun-

damento en el misterio pascual de Jesús. El centro del mensaje es

que, si rechazamos a Jesús, rechazamos al Padre. Sabiendo que el

único camino de llegar al Padre es por Cristo: ¿Nos damos cuenta

de ello? ¿Qué harás tu para ir por el

camino indicado por Jesús? La ora-

ción colectiva de este domingo nos

afirma en la misericordia y amor de

Jesús hacia su pueblo: “Señor, tú que

te has dignado hacernos hijos tuyos,

míranos siempre con amor de Padre

y haz que cuantos creemos en Cristo

obtengamos la verdadera libertad y la

herencia eterna.” Pidamos con fervor

en esta Liturgia de la Eucaristía que el

Señor nos de todo lo que necesita-

mos para conocerle y amarle a tal

punto que encontremos en Él, el

Camino la Verdad y la Vida, mostrán-

dolo con el testimonio de verdaderos

hijos e hijas de Dios. ¡Aleluya! ©LPi

Las lecturas de la semana del 10 de mayo de 2020�

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Domingo: Hch 6, 1-7/Sal 33, 1-2. 4-5. 18-19 [22]/1 Pe 2, 4-9/Jn

14, 1-12

Lunes: Hch 14, 5-18/Sal 115, 1-2. 3-4. 15-16 [1]/Jn 14, 21-26

Martes: Hch 14, 19-28/Sal 145, 10-11. 12-13. 21 [cfr. 12]/Jn 14, 27-31

Miércoles: Hch 15, 1-6/Sal 122, 1-2. 3-4. 4-5 [cfr. 1]/Jn 15, 1-8

Jueves: Hch 1, 15-17. 20-26/Sal 113, 1-2. 3-4. 5-6. 7-8 [8]/Jn 15, 9-17

Viernes: Hch 15, 22-31/Sal 57, 8-9. 10 y 12 [10]/Jn 15, 12-17

Sábado: Hch 16, 1-10/Sal 100, 1-2. 3. 5 [2]/Jn 15, 18-21

Domingo: Hch 8, 5-8. 14-17/Sal 66, 1-3. 4-5. 6-7. 16. 20 [1]/1 Pe 3,

15-18/Jn 14, 15-21

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Informacion General�

VIVIR LA LITURGIA - INSPIRACIÓN DE LA SEMANA

¿Cómo te imaginas que será la vida resucitada del cielo?

Cuando tratamos de pensar en un concepto tan enorme,

podemos encontrarnos fácilmente perdidos. Para algunas

personas, la enormidad de la pregunta de hecho causa que

ignoren la realidad del cielo o inclusive concluyan que no

existe. Jesús sabía que la magnitud y la grandeza de la vida

eterna son realmente demasiado para nuestra compren-

sión. Lo mantuvo simple y lo describió en términos de

relación. Los discípulos atesoraron su relación con Jesús, y

él les aseguró: "para que donde yo esté, estén también

ustedes." Finalmente, eso fue suficiente para que supieran.

Estarían con él. Fortalece tu relación con Dios, ya que Él

es el camino, la verdad y la vida. ¿La seguridad de que esta-

rás con Él también es suficiente para ti? ©LPi

Testigos de Jesús

Esta travesía de fe no siempre es fácil. A veces, las heridas

más grandes son las que sufrimos cuando los miembros de

la familia y amigos se alejan de Dios y nos dejan atrás. La fe

que tenían cuando eran más jóvenes ahora es tensa, o ven

que el diario caminar con Jesús es demasiado difícil. Para

ellos, Jesús se convierte en lo que Pedro escribió cuando

describió a Jesús como la piedra que hace tropezar a las

personas y la roca que los hace caer. Nuestro viaje es bas-

tante difícil, pero ver a un ser querido tropezar y caer es

desgarrador.

¿Qué debemos hacer en tal situación? Lo más importante,

orar. Debemos darnos cuenta de que Dios es más podero-

so que nosotros, e incluso si no podemos hacer que vean la

verdad, Él si puede. Luego, somos testigos del poder trans-

formador de Jesús por nuestras propias vidas. Necesitamos

servirle en palabras y hechos. Deberíamos dejar que el go-

zo de ser un discípulo ilumine nuestros rostros. Permite

que Jesús trabaje a través de nosotros para que otros se

sientan atraídos por él. Por último, nunca debemos perder

la esperanza. Muchos han caminado largos viajes solos úni-

camente para encontrar a Dios mas adelante en el camino.

¿Qué se necesitará para atraer a alguien a Cristo? Puede

ser una acción, una palabra o una emoción. Nunca sabemos

cómo ciertas personas serán tocadas. Esos seres queridos

son un regalo de Dios en tu vida. Colócalos de nuevo en

las manos de Dios y deja que Él los levante si han tropeza-

do y caído.—Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS

Primera Lectura

En la lectura de hoy, Lucas ofrece un ejemplo de las tensiones

culturales que existieron en la Iglesia primitiva entre los helenis-

tas (gentiles) y los hebreos (judíos). La resolución residió en

ofrecer servicio al otro. ¿Por qué crees que el servicio puede

ser clave para resolver conflictos comunitarios?

Segunda Lectura

Pedro enfatiza la importancia de la fe en Cristo para construir

una casa espiritual fuerte. ¿Cómo ha fortalecido tu hogar el don

de la fe?

Lectura del Evangelio

En su discurso de despedida, Jesús anima a los discípulos: "Quien

me ha visto a mí, ha visto al Padre." ¿Qué te inspira en tiempos

de duda espiritual?

Horario de confesiones Sábado,

9 de mayo de 2020 - 9:00 am-10: 00 am

Las confesiones están disponibles este

sábado 9 de mayo, solo en inglés (la

confesión bilingüe se ofrecerá nue-

vamente el próximo fin de semana).

Utilice el estacionamiento sur e ingrese

por la entrada sur, puerta # 10.

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ParishandSchoolStaff�

PARISH OFFICE / PASTORAL CARE (651�484�6681)�

Fr. Phillip Rask, Pastor�

Fr. Michael Daly, Parochial Vicar�

Deacon Jim Saumweber, Director of Pastoral Care�

Sr. Carol Ann Gosse, SSND, Pastoral Care Visitor�

Georgie Saumweber, Marriage Prep Coordinator�

LATINO MINISTRY / MINISTERIOS LATINOS �

(651�415�3365)�

Sandy Cortez, La�no Ministry Coordinator�

ADMINISTRATION / ADMINISTRACION (651) 484�6681�

Jeanne Schaaf, Parish Administrator�

Pam Rogers, Parish Accountant�

Kathy Omann, Administra�ve and Accoun�ng Assistant�

Pamela Flaherty, Recep�onist (Thursday/Friday)�

Annie Hoffman, Recep�onist, Volunteer and Calendar

Coordinator (Monday�Wednesday)�

Amy E8en, Pastoral Admin Assist/Communica�ons/�

Parish Records�

Ramona Michaels, Development Coordinator�

Mark Kolasa, Facility Manager�

Joel Feucht, Day�me Custodian (Monday�Friday)�

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WORSHIP / ADORACION (651�484�6681)�

Kim Albrecht, Director of Worship�

Dave Barkhymer, Music Director�

Mary Ruhland, Worship Assistant�

FAITH FORMATION / FORMACION DE FE (Inglés)�

Jill Fink, Director of Discipleship and Forma�on�

Linda Duerr, Administra�ve Assistant�Faith Forma�on�

Jon Heyer, SP.R.ED. (Special Religious Ed.) Coordinator�

Brenda McLennan, Family Faith (K�5) Coordinator�

Kevin Scroggins, Coordinator of First Eucharist & First

Reconcilia�on [email protected]�

Nathan Stewart, Youth Ministry�Catechesis 6�8,

Confirma�on�

FAITHFUL BEGINNINGS�

Kay Hannon, Director of Early Childhood/PreSchool/Knight

Watch Child Care�

Janet E8en, Sunday School, Vaca�on Bible School�

SCHOOL / ESCUELA (651�484�3364)�

Brian Ragatz, Principal�

Nikki Giel, Assistant Principal�

Joelle Cogne8a, Anne Ragatz and Breanna Walrath; �

School Office Administra�ve Assistants�

Shelly Havran, Student Services Coordinator�

Together: Family Day Retreat�

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Come together as a family to grow in your faith and your rela#onships with one another � plus have some fun!�

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This is a simple retreat for families to be done at home,

with ac�vity choices to cater to older or younger �

children. The suggested date is Saturday, May 9, but

feel free to schedule your family retreat on a day that

works for you! Please see the Retreat Guide on the

Archdiocese website for more informa�on:

archspm.org/familyretreat �

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This retreat, wri�en and compiled by Andrew and Coreen Wagenbach (from St. Paul, MN), is dedicated to the �

renewal of family life. May each family use this #me of uncertainty and quaran#ne together to rebuild and deepen

the Domes#c Church, the seedbed of saints and the hope to the world.�

St. Odilia 2020 Parish Directory � Rescheduled Photo Session Dates�

We’ve rescheduled our photo sessions for our 60th Anniversary Directory. The new

dates will begin in early August through November. Schedule your session today!�

To sign up:�

�� Go to our website www.stodilia.org�

�� go to ‘Our Parish’ and ‘Parish Publica�ons”�

�� The ‘St. Odilia 2020 Parish Directory’ can be found with session dates and a link to

sign up.�

�� OR call the parish office at 651�484�6681 and we can sign you up over the phone.�

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Weekend Liturgy & Holy Day Mass Schedules�

Please see Page 2 regarding our current online daily and

Sunday Mass schedule. (No public Masses are offered at this

�me un�l further no�ce.)�

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New Parishioner Registra�on�

Call the Parish Office (651�484�6681) or email

[email protected]�

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Disability needs�

Call the Parish Office (651�484�6681)�

�

Sacrament of Reconcilia�on�

Saturdays 9am�11am. Please check the bulle�n for updates

to this schedule.�

�

Private Anoin�ng of the Sick�

Call the Parish Office (651�484�6681)�

�

Bap�sm Prepara�on�Informa�on and registra�on can be

found on the website www.stodilia.org or call the Faith

Forma�on Office (651�415�3329).�

�

Marriage Prepara�on�

Call 651�484�6681 one year before se.ng a wedding date in

order to have sufficient �me to prepare for a sacramental

marriage.�

�

Funeral�

Call the Parish Office (651�484�6681) as soon as possible.�

�

St. Odilia Prayer Garden�

Our Prayer�Garden includes�columbariums with niches

for�cremated remains�as well as tradi�onal graves for burial.

More info: www.stodilia.org or email

[email protected]�

�

Furniture ministry (Bridging, Inc.)�

Contact Bridging, Inc. at 651�631�3255 or www.bridging.org. �

�

Sick�

No�fy the Parish Office (651�484�6681) when one of your

family is hospitalized or if you wish Communion brought to

the home.�

�

Prayer Line�

Specific prayer inten�ons: call the Parish Office (651�484�

6681) or email your request through our “Prayer Request”

form on the homepage of our website, or email

[email protected].�

�

Clases para la Preparación Bau#smal�

Llamar la oficina del Ministerio La�no 651�415�3365.�

�

Preparación Matrimonial�

Llamar 651�415�3337. Favor de llamar a la iglesia con 1

año de an�cipación antes de fijar una fecha de la boda,

para tener �empo suficiente prepararse para su unión

sacramental. �

�

Quinceañeras�

Llamar 651�415�3337. Favor de contactar a la iglesia con 1

año de an�cipación para reservarla (esto se debe hacer

primeramente, especialmente antes de reservar el salón

para la fiesta). �

�

Llama a la oficina del Pbro. Padre Miguel, Vicario �

Parroquial (651�415�3337).�

�

Unción comunitaria de los enfermos�

�

Necesidades para los Minusválidas�

Llamar las oficinas de la parroquia (651�415�3365) o �

(651�415�3337)�

�

Funerario�

Llamar las oficinas de la parroquia (651�415�3365) o �

(651�415�3337)�

�

Enfermos�

�

Directory/Directorio�


FAX NUMBERS / UMERO DE FAX�

651�484�0780 (Parish Office)�

651�789�3118 (Faith Formation)�

651�789�0067 (School / Escuela)�

Submi-ng Parish News items via Email �

Bulle�n: bulle�[email protected]�

Messenger Newsle9er: [email protected]�

�

St. Odilia Room Reserva�ons�

If you are a ministry group associated with St. Odilia please

send requests for room reserva�ons to:

roomreserva�[email protected]�

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