13900 BISCAYNE AVE. W ROSEMOUNT, MN 55068...and resume to [email protected]. Applications are still being accepted! Use the link below for the full Position Description:

FEBRUARY 23, 2020

7TH SUNDAY IN

ORDINARY TIME

13900 BISCAYNE AVE. W

ROSEMOUNT, MN 55068

PHONE: 651-423-4402

www.stjosephcommunity.org

Weekend Mass times:

Saturday: 5:00 pm

Sunday: 7 am, 8:30 am, & 10:30 am

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MASS SCHEDULE:

Wednesday, February 26th

8:30 am: Mass

5:00 pm: Ash Service only

7:00 pm: Mass

You are invited to join us on Fridays during Lent for

Holy Hour starting at 4:15 pm-5:15 pm where we will be

praying with Eucharistic Adoration. We will then follow with

the devotion of the Stations of the Cross at 5:30 pm. These

devotions will be led by Deacon Steve & Deacon Gordon.

The first date will be Friday, February 28th.

KC FISH FRY FRIDAY

DATES:

February 28th, March 13th & 27th

Menu:

Baked/Fried Cod, Macaroni & Cheese, potato,

vegetable or salad, dinner roll, dessert & beverage

Cost: Adults= $12 Under 12= $8 Family Max= $40

Fish Fry Proceeds will benefit:

Father Hoppenjans Kentucky Mission, 360 Communities to

provide Easter food baskets & St. Joe’s School…

Come to one or come to ALL!!!

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PADRE PAUL’S PONDERINGS

Church of St. Joseph ∙ Rosemount, Minnesota�

FEBRUARY 23, 2020�

Lent is a Great Time to Listen to God and One Another

When I was in about fourth grade, I remember a popular

book that I got for Christmas that year was “A Light in the

Attic.” It’s a series of poems and drawings by Shel

Silverstein.

One of the poems he wrote was called “Talking Tina and

Deaf Donald.” It was a series of words and drawings.

Talking Tina, as her name suggested, would talk

continually. She liked Donald, but wasn’t sure he liked her

too. Throughout the poem, there are drawings of Deaf

Donald signing “I love you” to her in return, but she is so

busy talking nonstop that she can’t take the time to read

the signs. Eventually at the end of the poem, she walks

away, not “hearing” anything that was said to her.

In real life sometimes I think we can all be a bit like Talking

Tina. We talk a lot, often giving others advice, solicited

and unsolicited; we ramble on, on social media; and we

pray talking to God quite a bit too.

Talking and communication are indeed good things. God

wants to hear us. But in the Gospel we had from February

14th, Mark 7: 31-37, Jesus cures a man who is deaf. The

first thing that happens though is he opens his ears; then

once his ears are opened, he touches his tongue and he is

able to speak.

In life it works the same way. The first thing we hear as we

come into the world is the voices of our mother and father.

We then react to sounds, and eventually learn how to

speak. Growth in the spiritual life is very similar, but how

often do we listen?

One great thing to work on in Lent as we begin the season

this week is to try to hear God better, and coupled with

that try to be a better listener of one another so we can

truly help and not hinder growth in ourselves and one

another.

With respect to God, try to find time for some silence in

your life. Noise is all around us, and sometimes that can be

hard to come by, but maybe you find time after everyone

has gone to bed or early in the morning, go outside for a

bit, or even stop by the church. We often see the mountains

in the Gospel as places were people meet God, such as

Mount Tabor where Jesus is Transfigured, or Mount Sinai,

where Moses encounters God. Part of my love for nature

photography is whether its the mountains or just a short day

trip here in Minnesota, it also gives me time to think and still

my heart. I’ll also sometimes do this at the church, and just

go to the sanctuary when it’s quiet. You can really feel

God’s presence and get clarity when we try to listen more

closely to what He is telling us.

With respect to others, one of the things that is so important

is to just listen. The “fixer” in us can want to make things

right. But you typically can’t get someone to start going to

Mass again, to quite a bad habit, to make a lifestyle

change, or to find peace about something troubling them

with a short conversation. Also telling people what to do

might work when you have a three year old, but as people

age wise parents know their children are not robots and

have opinions of their own and learn to listen to them, and

we do that for others too. The gift of time, of listening to

what’s on someone’s mind, of trying to discern what other

problems may be behind someone’s grief or anger, and

being empathetic by putting ourselves into their shoes can

work wonders. There does come a time for advice, and it’s

important to also not fear challenging others to true

growth, but this can only come after we hear the person

and spend time with them.

Lastly, do we listen to ourselves? God gives us a great gift

in an interior “Jiminy Cricket” called a conscience. It’s

important to form this conscience (perhaps the subject of

another upcoming Lenten bulletin article) through prayer,

good counsel from others, learning the faith, etc., but we

also must listen to it too. Our conscience, if properly

formed, can help us make right decisions, and challenge us

to do difficult things, so don’t ignore it because it’s there for

a reason.

As the Sprint formerly Verizon guy would say, “can you

hear me now?” God says the same thing to us, but hearing

His voice takes a bit of an effort. So tune Him in and find

true spiritual growth in this sacred season.

God bless,

Fr. Paul

ST. JOSEPH’S STAFF & INFO


7TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME�

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STEWARDSHIP

Sacrificial Giving: February 15-16, 2020

Envelope Offering……………....$10,379.00

Plate…………………...…..............$1,131.00

Total………………........................$11,510.00

Capital Campaign…....……….......$2,548.00

Sacramental Care

Pastor Fr. Paul Kammen 651-313-8466

Deacon Steve Boatwright 651-313-8493

Deacon Gordon Bird 651-423-4402

Administrative

Director Randy Haney 651-313-8468

Admin Asst: Reception Ann Brown 651-313-8460

Admin: Communications Bobbi Neuens 651-313-8470

Bookkeeper/HR Jane Schmitz 651-313-8467

Facilities Maintenance Pat Archer 651-313-8488

Lifelong Faith Formation

Director Kayla Rooney 651-313-8464

Youth Coordinator Scott Kieffer 651-313-8591

Catechesis Coordinator Kathy Neary 651-313-8465

Parish Life

Director Bridget Samson 651-313-8462

Pastoral Ministry

Coordinator Kyle Finken 651-313-8463

School

Principal Kelly Roche 651-313-8471

Secretary Cris Meaden 651-313-8486

Worship

Director Bill Bradley 651-313-8469

Parish Council

Parish Council Chair Bill Casurella 651-402-1864

Additional Info

Parish Office: Hrs. (M–F) 8:00 am - 4:30 pm 651-423-4402

School Office 651-423-1658

To send an email to a St Joseph staff member, use the

following format: first name.last [email protected]

Parish Website www.stjosephcommunity.org

Facebook: St. Joseph Catholic Church & School

Rosemount Minnesota

Twitter: @stjoesrosemount

Archdiocese’s Victim/Survivor Assistance Program:

651-291-4497 (for confidential care)

Mass Schedule:

Saturday~ 5:00 pm

Sunday~ 7am, 8:30am, 10:30am

Monday, Thursday, & Friday~ 8:30am

Word & Communion Service:

Tuesday & Wednesday~8:30am

Reconciliation: Saturday 4:00 pm

Convenient & Consistent ways to help

St. Joe’s grow…

*QRC (Quick Response Code)

to St. Joseph Giving Site: With your

smart phone use your camera app to scan

the QRC. Then follow the instructions.

*Or TEXT the amount to: 651-419-5719

which will respond with a text message

from Vanco eservicepayments (our credit card provider),

click on the link and follow the instructions.

JOB POSTINGS

Administrative Assistant

Office Operations:

St. Joseph Community Parish is

looking for a part-time

Administrative Assistant to

provide support to various

departments. To apply, please send letter of introduction

and resume to [email protected].

Applications are still being accepted!

Use the link below for the full Position Description:

https://bit.ly/37QtU1r

Preschool Lead Teacher:

St. Joseph School Faithful Beginnings Preschool seeks an

engaging, caring, and passionate early childhood educator

for our lead preschool teacher position in the 3’s room.

Use the link below for the full Position Description:

https://careers.archspm.org/jobs/preschool-lead-

teacher-3/

Catholic Service Appeal Kick off

is this weekend!

February 22 & 23

Contributions go directly to designated ministries. How will

you give alms this Lent? Help those in need, envelopes will

be provided or go to GiveCSAF.org and donate today!

More info please visit www.csafspm.org. Thank you



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LITURGY & WORSHIP

MASS INTENTIONS

SACRAMENTS

Mon 24 8:30 Word & Communion Service

Tues 25 8:30 Word & Communion Service

Wed 26 8:30 † Bob Rydeen

Thurs 27 8:30 † Matt Wallace

Fri 28 8:30 † Dianne Rolfing

Sat 29 5pm Wilson Longo

Sun 1 7am St. Joseph Parish & Community

Sun 1 8:30 Eric Glassman & All Military

Sun 1 10:30 Gianna Longo

READINGS

For the Week of February 23

Sunday: Lv 19:1-2, 17-18/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 8, 10,

12-13 [8a]/1 Cor 3:16-23/Mt 5:38-48

Monday: Jas 3:13-18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 15 [9a]//

Mk 9:14-29

Tuesday: Jas 4:1-10/Ps 55:7-8, 9-10a, 10b-11a,

23 [23a]/Mk 9:30-37

Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 12-13, 14

and 17 [cf. 3a]/2 Cor 5:20—6:2/

Mt 6:1-6, 16-18

Thursday: Dt 30:15-20/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6

[Ps 40:5a]/Lk 9:22-25

Friday: Is 58:1-9a/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 18-19 [19b]/

Mt 9:14-15

Saturday: Is 58:9b-14/Ps 86:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [11ab]/

Lk 5:27-32

Next Sunday: Gn 2:7-9; 3:1-7/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 17

[cf. 3a]/Rom 5:12-19 or 5:12, 17-19/

Mt 4:1-11

VOCATION VIEW

As a contrast to people declaring war, condemning to death

and holding grudges, we need people speaking of peace,

upholding life and granting forgiveness.

Follow Jesus.

I HAVE CALLED YOU BY NAME

Born to a new life in Christ and joined to our faith community

through the water of Baptism, we welcome:

Eira Danielle Eisel

Henry James Magy

Eamon Michael Scheel

INFORMATION

STATIONS OF THE CROSS

You are invited to join us on

Fridays in Lent for the Stations of

the Cross beginning at 5:30 pm

in Church. These devotions will

be led by Deacon Steve and

Deacon Gordon.

The first date will be Friday, February 28th.

Please note:

LENT Reconciliation Service

Monday, March 9th

6:30 pm

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We will offer extended

Reconciliation on the following

Saturdays during Lent:

March 28th & April 4th

It will start at 3:00 pm

~Thank you

THE NURSERY WILL BE OPEN...

March 1st

for 10:30 am Mass Room 115

To help in the Nursery

Please use the link below:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090f44aeab22a5fc1-

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FAITH FORMATION & PARISH INFORMATION



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BAPTISMS

Baptisms are celebrated on the 1st and 3rd

weekend of each month after the 10:30am

mass. (please note that there can be fluctuations

in this schedule depending on other liturgical

needs).

Parents are required to have completed the

Baptism Preparation class which is offered the

2nd Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm.

For more information please call the parish

office at 651-423-4402.

RECONCILIATION

Individual reconciliation ~ Saturdays at 4:00 pm

or by appointment. Communal celebrations and

Individual celebrations are held during Advent

and Lent.

MARRIAGE

All couples anticipating Christian marriage

should contact the Parish Office at

(651) 423-4402 at least 6 months prior to a

wedding date being set.

ANOINTING OF THE SICK

This Sacrament may be received by any

Catholic who is seriously ill, about to undergo

major surgery, or in poor health. The second

Sunday of each month we offer this sacrament

after each Mass or call the Parish Office,

(651) 423-4402.

PRAYER CHAIN

To place a prayer request call Pat at 651-452-

7689 or email [email protected]

FAITH FORMATION and SACRAMENTAL

PREPARATION

Sunday School for ages 3, 4, and 5 is held

during the 8:30 & 10:30 Masses.

Faith Formation for Grades 1-12 along with

Sacramental Preparation.

Call (651) 423-4402 for more information.

ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL & PRESCHOOL

St. Joseph School provides a God-centered,

supportive academic environment for students,

Grades PreK-8. Contact Kelly Roche, Principal

at (651) 423-1658 for more information.

DAILY ROSARY

The rosary is prayed before each weekday

Mass (Mon.-Fri.) starting 35 minutes before the

scheduled Mass time–except on First Friday when

the rosary is prayed at the start of Eucharistic

Adoration. All are invited to join us as we pray

for the needs of the Church and community.

BULLETIN DEADLINE: Noon on Mondays. All

bulletin announcements should be sent to

[email protected] and to the

appropriate staff personnel for approval

before they will be included in the bulletin.

St. Joe’s VBS was voted

Rosemount’s BEST VBS in 2019!

!

Leader Commitments:

�� Attend VBS Planning Meetings (1x/mo or less)

�� Plan & Lead a VBS Rotation Station

2 Stations that need a Leader Yet: Games & Snack

�� Be present for the full week of VBS (Aug 3-7)

to lead your Station in the morning (done by noon)

Contact [email protected]

to jump aboard as a VBS Leader for 2020!

Leaders are needed or VBS 2020 won’t happen!

NEXT Family Formation Night

Wednesday, March 4th @ 6:30 pm

Riches to Rags to Redemption

Join us for an evening with Tim Murray as

he tells his inspiring story of having it all…

loosing it all…and the journey back home

to Christ through the assistance of

Fr. Martin Fleming and the Church.

For more information use link below:

https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/special-event/family-formation/

YOUTH MISSION TRIP

2020

June 14-20 ~ Champaign, IL

$800 Youth

$550 Adult Chaperone

Registration & $200 Deposit Due by Friday, Feb. 28th

Use this link for more information and to register:

https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/faith-formation/highschool/

QUESTIONS ?!? Please Contact

[email protected]

MISSION TRIP NOW OPEN FOR CURRENT

8th GRADERS to also Register!

Please continue to keep in prayer our young

people preparing to receive First Holy Communion

& Confirmation this coming Spring!



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PARISH LIFE EVENTS

Monday, February 24

8:20 am Moms in Prayer, Rm 115

8:30 am Communion Liturgy, Church

6:00 pm AHG Troop Meeting, SH B

6:30 pm Boy Scout Leader Council, Rm 7

6:45 pm Divine Mercy, Rm 100

7:00 pm Knights of Columbus, Rm 101

Tuesday, February 25

8:30 am Communion Liturgy, Church

9:00 am Divine Mercy, Rm 115

2:45 pm Hand Chime Rehearsal, Church

3:00 pm Youth Ministry, GA

4:00 pm RCIC, Rm 100

6:00 pm Girl Scouts Award Meeting, Rm 115

Wednesday, February 26 ~ Ash Wednesday

8:30 am Mass, Church

9:00 am Grandparent Ministry, Rm 101

5:00 pm Ash Service, Church

7:00 pm Mass, Church

Thursday, February 27


6:30 pm Girl Scouts, Rm 101

6:30 pm Adult Choir, Church

6:30 pm Finance Council

Friday, February 28

8:00 am School Pride Day


4:15 pm Holy Hour, Church

5:30 pm Stations of the Cross, Church

5:30 pm KC Fish Fry, Social Hall

Saturday, February 29

9:00 am Bible Study, Rm 101

4:00 pm Reconciliation, Church

5:00 pm Mass, Church

Sunday, March 1


8:15 am Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102


9:30 am RCIA, Library

10:15 am Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102

10:30 am Nursery, Rm 115

CALENDAR

Ministry Retreat

Saturday, March 7th 8:00am-10:00am.

There will be a retreat for all Eucharistic

Ministers and Lectors as well as anyone

interested in the ministries of distributing

communion or as a Reader at Mass.

Breakfast will be 8:00-8:30, Group Session on being a minister

8:30-9:00 and then a specific breakout session 9:00-10:00 for

each ministry. If you need additional information before coming or

to RSVP please call Ann Brown in the parish office 651-423-4402.

We look forward to seeing you on March 7th.

AN INTERDENOMINATIONAL COALITION OF SOUTH SUBURBAN

CHURCHES PRESENTS THE FIRST IN A FIVE-WEEK SERIES:

GROWING THROUGH LOSS with Rev. Dr. Verlyn Hemmen, M.Div,D.

Min, Pastor of Care and Small Groups Peace Church, Eagan

Verlyn will speak on “Overview of Grief”

Thursday, March 5, 2020

@ Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church, Prior Lake

Registration, 6:30; Speaker, 7:00; Support Groups

(facilitated by trained leaders), 8:00

Suggested Donation: $3.00 per session

This program is offered to any adult experiencing a loss or major crisis

and to Pastoral Ministers, i.e., Befrienders and Stephen Ministers.

For additional information, call: 651-452-8261 or

e-mail: [email protected]

Join us for “Friday Feast”

February 28th

Come together in community for coffee and

conversation on the last Friday of each month

following morning Mass. The Parish staff will

serve up the coffee and a few simple tasks as needed. You are invited

to bring treats to share. Come and join us when you are able!

MARCH 8th

Clocks Forward 1 hour

40 Pieces of Clothing for Lent

Clean out your closets, all infant children, teen

and adult clothing and shoes wanted.

Can you donate piece of clothing for each

day of Lent? A red and blue container

labeled “40 clothes for Lent” will be placed in

the gathering space or in the hallway during Lent. These items

will be taken to Kentucky for Fr. Hoppenjans parish with the

June mission team. Questions call Lou 952 891 1029.



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PARISH EVENTS & INFO

ARCHDIOCESE SYNOD INFO

ST JOSEPH CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Tickets will be available for purchase after Masses

on the following dates:

February 29 –March 1

Our goal is to raise $18,000 for our school. Tickets are

$5/each. There is even a chance at some fun and

exciting prizes. Thank you for supporting Catholic Education!

SAVE THE DATE

for the 2020

“Create a Legacy”

St. Joseph School Gala on

Saturday, April 18th

Our theme this year is Black & White Ball. Look for your

invitation late February. We are currently accepting Silent

Auction Donations. Questions please contact Sheila Swift 651-

423-1658, ext. 5201 or [email protected]

with any questions.

GALA Link:

https://school.stjosephcommunity.org/news-events/school-gala/

This anonymous survey will

provide influential information

about what you think is working,

or what needs work at St.

Joseph's and the Archdiocese.

During February, each

parishioner is being asked to fill

out the Disciple Maker Index

Survey.

Even if you attended one of the listening sessions,

please complete the survey!

There are many ways to access the survey questions:

• Watch for an e-blast with the link to the survey

• Use the link, or the QR code in this announcement

�� Complete a paper copy & put in green mail box in

gather space

https://www.surveygizmo.com/

s3/4099558/DMI/

We want to hear from as many of you as possible,

especially our younger adults.

The last day to take the survey is March 1st.

Thank you for your time in completing this survey!

WELCOME

Are you new to

the Parish?

New Member Registration

forms are now available in

the parish office during

business hours and at the

Welcome Desk after the 8:30 & 10:30am Sunday Morning

Masses. Registration is required when it comes time for you

or your family to participate in the sacraments, including

baptism, first communion, first reconciliation, confirmation,

and marriage. In addition, you'll be added to our

database so that you can receive communications on news,

events, and activities happening at St. Joseph. Thank you

for taking the time to register and welcome to our parish

family! Please contact the parish office at 651-423-4402

for additional information.

Welcome to our faith community!

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past October, and think to yourself,

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Here is your chance!!

Meeting for the 2020 Harvest Festival will be

the first Wednesday of the month at 6:30 pm…

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Seeking Outside Sales Consultants

Full Time | Commission Only | Weekly DrawHelp homeowners through claims process due to hail storms

• $75K - $125K + realistic first year income with no experience, no cap on commissions• 4-5 leads provided daily • Top reps make $300K+ per year • An outgoing personality and positive attitude is a must• No experience necessary - we offer extensive and ongoing sales training• Valid driver’s license, dependable vehicle required• Travel within Mpls-St Paul metro area • Able to walk on roofs and handle ladders

To set up an interview, call 612-324-5048 Lic. #BC639341

Thank you for your business 651-405-3660

1500 Central Park Commons Dr., Eagan

Sunday – Friday open for lunch at 11:00 Saturday open at 4:00

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13900 BISCAYNE AVE. W ROSEMOUNT, MN 55068...and resume to [email protected]. Applications are still being accepted! Use the link below for the full Position Description: