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GABRIEL’S TRUMPET Nineteenth Sunday of
Ordinary Time August 12, 2018
Taste and see the goodness of the LORD.
Psalm 34
St. Lawrence Catholic Church 421 Court Street Flasher, ND
St. Theresa of the Child Jesus Catholic Church
Carson, ND
St Gertrude Catholic Church Raleigh, ND
Mass Schedule
St. Lawrence T, W, F 7:00 am CT Th 5:30 pm CT Sunday 9:00 am CT
St. Theresa Wed 5:30 pm MT Sunday 10:30 am MT
St. Gertrude Tue 5:30 pm CT Saturday 7:30 pm CT
Eucharistic Adoration St Lawrence -Thur 4:30 pm CT
St Theresa - Wed 4:30 pm MT
St Gertrude - Tue 4:30 pm CT
Reconciliation: Before each Mass or by appointment anytime.
At St. Lawrence every Saturday from 3:00 pm - 4:00 pm CT
Pastor
Rev. Dennis Schafer
Office: (701) 597-3228
Cell: (701) 301-7311
Email: [email protected]
Parish Office
421 Court Street
Flasher ND, 58535
Phone/ Fax: (701) 597-3228
Office Hours Mon—Wed
8:00 am to 4:00 pm Thursday
8:30 am– 4:30 pm
Parish Secretary
V. Noel Wax
Email: [email protected] Email:
DRE
V. Noel Wax
Email: [email protected]
Maintenance
Ralph & Iola Ruscheinsky
~ St. Theresa ~
Chris Senff ~ St. Lawrence ~
SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR THE WEEK
SUN Aug 12: Kg 19:4-8; Ps 34:2-9; Eph 4:30-5:2 Jn 6:41-51 19th Ordinary
Mon Aug 13: Ez 1:2-5, 24-28; Ps 148:1-14; Mt 17:22-27 Ss Pontian, Pope & Hippolytus, Priest, Martyrs
Tue Aug 14: Ez 2:8– 34:4; Ps 119:14,-131; Mt 18:1-14 St. Maximilian Kolbe, Priest &Martyr
Wed Aug 15: Rev 11:19, 12:1-10; Ps 45:10-16; 1Cor 15:20-27; Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Lk 1:39-56
Thur Aug 16: Ez 12:1-12: Ps 78:56-62; Mt 18:21-19:1 St. Stephen of Hungary, King & Holy Man
Fri Aug 17: Ez 16:1-15, 60-63; Is 12:2-6; Mt 19:3-12 St. Joan of the Cross, Religious
Sat Aug 18: Ez 18:10-32; Ps 51:12-19; Mt 19:13-15 St. Louis of Toulouse, Bishop
SUN Aug 19: Prv 9:1-6; Ps 34:2-7; Eph 5:15-20; Jn 6:51-58 20th Ordinary
Welcome Visitors! If you are new to our parish
please contact the Parish Office to register.
Reconciliation: Before each Mass or by
appointment anytime. At St. Lawrence every Saturday from
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm CT Marriage:
Arrangements must be made with the Pastor at least 9 months prior
to the wedding. Baptism:
Class required for the first child. Please contact the Pastor
to schedule.
Remember in Prayer Theresa Deichert, Marilyn Roth, Theresa Schriock, Paul Hartman,
Caroline Wells, Mike Himmelspach, Norman Miller, Adam Schafer, Robin Anderson , Ken Bahm
Prayer Chain: to place a name on the Prayer Chain, please call Darlene Friesz at 701-390-3308
or the parish office. Names on the prayer list are kept for one month.
The ministry schedules and bulletins are now on our website:
www.catholic3nd. com
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Lord, give us the living bread.
Lectio Divina (Praying with the Bible )
Psalm 34: 1-11
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When you were born, you were crying and everyone
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701-597-3689
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PJ Deichert-Owner 211 MAIN ST. N
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Your local Auto Parts Dealer
PJ’S FARM SUPPLY INC.
Community
Elgin
601 East St. North Elgin, ND
Clinic
Raleigh Grain Inc.
Elgin Dental
Clinic
Dr. John Sanderson DDS
306 N. Main St. Elgin ND 58580
SEED CORN,
For your
needs contact: Florian Zins
T R U C K I N G
Through the intercession
of St. Isidore,
may the Lord grant us
once again the gift of a
bountiful harvest!
Dear Padre August 12, 2018
What does doxology mean? The verses of a popular gospel song, “How Can I Keep From Singing,” speak of our struggle with sorrow and darkness, and the ultimate joy we have knowing “Since Christ is Lord of heaven and earth, / How can I keep from singing?” The songwriter joyfully sings out because of God’s love; it’s a doxology of praise. Doxology, “a glorious utterance,” is a prayer the Church uses to give God praise. We have countless examples in Scripture, such as the psalms, which by their nature give God rightful praise. The Sanctus acclamation is another example. Taken from Isaiah 6, it directs our focus to praising God for his power and might. On Christmas night we sing “Glory to God in the highest,” a doxology from the angels. The Eucharistic prayers end with a doxology to the Trinity showing how “the Holy Spirit who thus awakens the memory of the Church then inspires thanksgiving and praise (doxology),” Catechism of the Catholic Church, 1103. We use doxologies to emphasize our worship of God, acknowledging his rightful praise. Doxologies are part of major liturgical prayers such as the Eucharistic prayers, the communion rite where we add a doxology following the Our Father. We also add doxologies to our personal prayers. The rosary contains a well-known doxology called the Gloria Patri, a prayer praising the eternal nature and love of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. —Fr. John K. Schmidt, CSsR
It is better to say one Our Father fervently and devoutly than a thousand with no devotion and full of distraction.
~St. Edmund
KERYGMA (kah-rig’-mah)
Kerygma is the initial and essential proclamation of the Gospel Message
that people are brought to the decision to entrust themselves to
Jesus Christ by faith.
Week of 07-29-18 $267.52
Year to Date $2029.52
Children’s Offerings $2.52
Children’s Loose $ 5.00
Weekly Budget Goal $ 437.50
Actual v. Budget (to date) $-157.98
Week of 07-29-18 $ 938.75
Year to Date $4,749.00
Children’s Offerings $ 5.00
Children’s Loose $ 16.00
Weekly Budget goal $ 1,045.00
Actual v. Budget (to date) $ -476.00
Week of 07-29-18 $ 495.00
Year to Date $ 2,887.00
Children’s Offerings $2.00
Children’s Loose $ 9.00
Weekly Budget goal $760.50
Actual v. Budget (to date) $ -915.50
Mass Intentions
Sat {Aug 4}
+intentions of Pat & Jackie Sinclair and Family
by John & Kathy Jochim
Tue (Aug 7} +Paul Gustin
by Miles Miller Family
Sat {Aug 11}
+Rachel Miller
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Wayne & Norleen Schafer 08-06
Mass Intentions
Sun {Aug 5} For the People
Tue {Aug 7} +Jackie Slavick by Ann Freiser
Wed {Aug 8}
+Rev. G. Michael Millard
Th {Aug 9} +Christ & +Frances Friesz
by Their Family
Fri {Aug 10} +Francis Schmidt
by Clifford & Connie Rossow
Sun {Aug 12} For the people
Liturgical Ministry Aug 12, 2018
Reader: Jeannie Fitterer EME: Rose Hintz Hilda Hinderer
Servers: Chris Becker Olivia Erhardt
Music: V. Noel Wax
Gifts: Mike Jochim Family
Ushers: Joe Becker Mike Hintz
Rosary: V. Noel Wax
Counters: Shelly Meyhoff Robert Mosset
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Steve & Mary Nehl 08-08
Rod & Nyra Ruscheinsky 08-09
Julian Stewart (9) 08-05 Steven Schmid (17) 08-11
Mass Intentions
Sun {Aug 5} +Don Balliet
By Donna Balliet
Wed {Aug 8} +Aiden Martin
by Clair & Jenn Hauge
Sun {Aug 12} +Simon & Ann Walter
by Sharon Klein
Liturgical Ministry Aug 12, 2018
Reader: Ann Hertz
EME: Kris Jensen Kevin Jensen
Servers: Jayden Miller Layton Redman
Gifts: Steve Nehl Family
Ushers: Zach Jensen Reed Hertz
Rosary: Ann Hertz
Counters: Mary Nehl Clair Hauge
Liturgical Ministries Aug 11, 2018
Reader: Gerard Kraft EME: Sue Koch Pauline Hartman Servers: Jerred Fergel Braeden Fergel Gifts: Don Miller Family Ushers: Miles Miller * PJ Deichert
Rosary: Gerard Kraft
From the Pastor’s Desk
18th Sunday in Ordinary Time August 5, 2018
Most Americans eat well. To have three square meals a day is not uncommon. Indeed, some may eat five or six times a day, if coffee breaks, evening snacks and other times of eating are counted, in addition to breakfast, lunch, and supper. Drive through a town of any consequence and count the number of fast food places and restaurants that are found. At some corners of major roads or along a block or two of a busy thoroughfare you may find five to ten eating establishments. It is not uncommon to find in close proximity McDonald's, Burger King, Hardee’s, Arby's, Subway, Pizza Hut, Domino's, Dairy Queen, Wendy's, and Taco Bell as well as lesser-known or local look-a-like fast food establishments. Go into a major supermarket and count the variety of products that are similar. The only discernible difference often is in the trade name. Whole aisles will be filled with a vast array of cereals. Another aisle will be filled with competing brands of soft drinks: Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Sprite, Mello Yello, 7 Up, and lesser known or store brands. Try to find in the same area a religious bookstore. Compare the size of the religious book and supply store with the supermarket.
It does not appear that people are as eager to be fed spiritually as they are to be fed physically! In John 6, Jesus takes the preoccupation of the crowds with food and drink as an occasion to move from physical eating and drinking to the more important needs of the spirit. Nourishment is needed for spiritual life and growth. When we are hungry, do we ever think of asking God to fill us? Is our hunger really for “bread” when what we truly long for is the knowledge of God’s mercy and His grace in our lives? Let us ask the Lord to lead us to a new awareness of His presence so we can receive with gratitude the fullness of Christ, the Bread of Life.
Amen!
Those Who Have Gone Before Us Please pray for our Beloved Dead
and those who have no one to pray for them.
Douglas Kraft 08-08-04 Frank Kraft 08-12-08 Elenor Paul 08-16-06 Francis Zins 08-17-05
Esther Ferderer 08-20-03 Theodore Schaff 08-21-13
John Hintz 08-24-05
St. Lawrence, deacon and martyr, pray for us!
Prayer helps us understand how to be good stewards. No Adoration on August 14 or 15
Feast of the Assumption of Mary, Aug 15, is a Holy Day of Obligation.
Liturgical Ministry for the Assumption of Mary
St. Gertrude on August 14 at 7:00 pm CT Reader: Marlene Miller EME: Sue Koch and Pauline Hartman Servers: Jerred and Braeden Fergel Gifts: Don Miller Family Ushers: Miles Miller and PJ Deichert Rosary: Max Deichert
St. Lawrence on August 15 at 7:00 am CT Reader: Jackie Becker EME: Jolene Jochim and Shelly Meyhoff Servers: Victoria and Joey Richter Gifts: Mark Jochim Family Ushers: Mike Fleck and Wayne Schafer Rosary: Jeannie Fitterer Music: V. Noel Wax Counters: Rose Hintz and Hilda Hinderer
St. Theresa on August 15 at 5:30 pm MT Reader: Jennifer Hauge EME: Kris & Kevin Jensen Servers: Anna and Kaitlyn Hauge Gifts: Ty Zingg Family Ushers: Virgil Hertz and Ray Hintz Rosary: Joan Bahm Counters: Jean Woodbury and Kathy Hoff
Happy Feast Day St. Lawrence Parishioners
August 10
Stewardship Thought: We are accountable for the
gifts God has given us on Earth – our time, talent and
treasure. One day each of us will be asked by God what we did with those gifts. How
will you respond?
A BIG THANK YOU TO ALL WHO HELPED WITH CLEANING THE
KITCHEN AT ST. THERESA’S!
FELLOWSHIP AT ST. GERTRUDE after Mass on August 18, 2018
Come celebrate with Breanna & Emilee Fergel
in thanksgiving for the time they have given as altar servers at St. Gertrude.
Coffee & bars will be served.
