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“InstituteoftheIncarnateWord”IVEPastor: Fr. Mariano Varela, IVE AssociatePastor: Fr. Octavio Cortez, IVE Fr. Richard Yevchak, IVE Administrator: Mark Frederick, ext 108 Secretary: Shirley Pestka, ext. 101 FaithFormation: Beth Shank, ext. 109 YouthMinistry: Beverly Miller ext. 110 Music&Liturgy:Lisa Knutson ext. 102 ParishTrustee:Frank Cesario Daniel Scott PriestResidence: 512 Mulberry St. 387-2565 LoyolaCatholicSchool:388-2997 IVEHighSchoolSeminary: 387-2565
MassSchedule
Daily: 7:00 am Mondaythru Friday 8:00 am Saturday Saturday: 5:15 pm Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 am 1:00 pm (Espanol) HolyDay: See bulletin
SSPeter&PaulParishOf ice:105 North Fifth St. Mankato, MN 56001 Phone: 507-388-2995 Fax: 507-388-7661 E-mail: [email protected]
4THSUNDAYOFLENT
MARCH15,2015
4TH SUNDAY OF LENT 2
Mass Intentions 16 Monday: 7:00 AM +Mary Marso: Margaret Rengstorf +All Orphaned Souls: Hoang Families 17 Tuesday: 7:00 AM +Lefty Haefner: Frank & Jackie Cesario Intentions of Kolstad Family: Mrs Don Ray Oaklawn Health Care: 3:30 pm +Peter Nguyen: Lai and Khuou Nguyen 18 Wednesday: 7:00 AM +Joanne Schwab: Vivian Borak +Souls in Purgatory: Mallory Hoffman 19 Thursday: 7:00 AM +Mike Miller: Marian Ostgarden & Family +Living and Deceased of Mike and Alice Wilaby Families: Mrs. Don Ray 20 Friday: 7:00 AM +Phyllis Niederegger: Kim and Daniel Scott +Living And Deceased of John B Scheurer and Henry Leonard Families: Scheurer Estate 21 Saturday: 8:00 AM +Wally Zellmer: Janet Rudie Intentions of Mike Turbes: Mary Bergevoet
Weekly Schedule Sunday, February 15 8:40 am and 10:40 am Catechism Class- Room 302 Coffee/Roll in Jesuit Hall after 9:30 Mass Monday, February 16 Holy Family/Catholic Aid Meeting Tuesday, February 17 7:30 am to 12 noon Adoration in Xavier Chapel 6:00 pm Loyola Board Meeting Wednesday, February 18 6:00 pm RCIA meets in Room 203 of Xavier Hall 6:00 pm Re-discover Catholicism Room 302 Xavier Hall Thursday, February 19 5:15 pm Mass - Feast of St Joseph-Potluck to follow in Jesuit Hall 7:00 pm Rosary for Priests in Xavier Hall Chapel Friday, February 20 7:30 am to 6 pm Adoration in Xavier Chapel Saturday, February 21 9:00 am Legion of Mary in Xavier Room 203
SacramentofReconciliation
Saturday: 11 am-noon; & 4-5 pm Daily: After the 7:00 am Mass Othertimesbyappointment.
SacramentofBaptismContact the Parish Of ice at least one month in advance of the desired date. The usual time for Baptism is at 4:15 pm the last Sat-urday of the month.
SacramentofMatrimonyFor registered, participating members of the Parish, arrangements for preparation and the date are made by contacting one of the pastors, at least six months before the wedding. BulletinNoticesAll articles for the bulletin are due by 2 pm on Tuesday. Bulletin articles should always be turned in to the parish of ice with a contact per-son’s name and phone number.
NewMembersWelcomePlease register at the Parish Of ice.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Is 65:17-21; Ps 30:2, 4-6, 11-13b; Jn 4:43-54 Tuesday: Ez 47:1-9, 12; Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9; Jn 5:1-16 Wednesday: Is 49:8-15; Ps 145:8-9, 3cd-14, 17-18; Jn 5:17-30 Thursday: 2 Sm 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16; Ps 89: 2- 5, 27, 29; Rm 4:13:16-18, 22; Mt 1:16, 18-21, 24a or Lk 2:41-51a Friday: Wis 2:1a, 12-22; Ps 34:17-21, 23; Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30 Saturday: Jer 11:18-20; Ps 7:2-3, 9bc-12; Jn 7:40-53 Sunday: Jer 31:31-34; Ps 51:3-4, 12-15; Heb 5:7-9; Jn 12:20-33 Jn 11:1-45 [3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45] Alternate readings (Year A): Ez 37:12-14; Ps 130:1-8; Rom 8:8-11; Jn 11:1-45 [3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45]
PASTOR’S MESSAGE 3 PASTOR’S MESSAGE 3
The following is a continuation of a written document of the USCCB regarding the Mass and Communion 2006 4. How can we prepare to receive Holy Communion more worthily? … Proximate preparation includes the following: • Prayerful recollection We should prayerfully recollect ourselves prior to coming to Mass. We should strive to arrive on time, allowing ourselves to prepare our minds and hearts for the liturgy. Upon entering the church, we should maintain reverent silence so that we and those around us are able to pray before Mass begins. This will ensure that we are at peace within ourselves and with others. Such recollection helps to eliminate distractions and allows us to focus more easily on the great mystery of the Eucharistic celebration in which we are about to participate. ( Priests, espe-cially, are to be mindful of their obligation to pray before the celebration of the Eucharist sacrifice and to give thanks at its completion. See CIC, c. 909) A prayerful and reflective reading of the Scripture selections for the Mass of the day will help make our hearts and minds ready to receive God’s Word more deeply. • The Eucharistic fast We are required to keep the Eucharistic fast, that is, refraining from food and drink (except for water and medicines) for at least one hour prior to receiving. (c. 919 § 3.) This fast demonstrates reverence and respect for the Body and Blood of Christ that we are going to receive. It also teaches us to hunger for Jesus in Holy Communion. • Appropriate attire We should also come to the sacred liturgy appropriately dressed. As Christians we should dress in a modest manner, wearing clothes that reflect our reverence for God and that manifest our respect for the dignity of the liturgy and for one another. Attentively participating in the liturgy consists of the following: • Active participation Because the celebration of the Eucharist is the source and summit of the entire Christian life, nothing is more important than participating in the Mass with our whole hearts and minds and bodies. (see II VC Sacrosanctum Concilium, no. 14) One with the priest and with all the Church, we join ourselves to the perfect sacrifice of Christ through prayer, song, si-lence, and action. • The penitential rite During the opening penitential rite of the Mass, we recognize our sinfulness and confess the mystery of God’s love. (The penitential rite at Mass does not, however, substitute for the Sacrament of Penance.) This disposes us to participate more worthily in the Eucharistic Mystery of Jesus’ death and Resurrection. • Hearing the Word With active minds, we should listen attentively to the proclamation of the Scripture readings and to the homily. As when the Risen Jesus first explained the Scriptures to the disciples on the road to Emmaus before he “broke bread” with them, our hearts must first burn at the hearing of the Word of Truth so as to receive Jesus more fervently in Holy Communion. Fr. Mariano Varela, IVE
Looking Ahead All Sunday’s during Lent—Stations of the Cross at 5 pm followed by soup supper in Jesuit Hall Thursday, March 19—Feast of St Joseph, Mass at 5:15 pm. Potluck Supper in Jesuit Hall to follow Wednesday, March 25– Feast of the Annunciation 5:15 pm Mass Thursday, March 26– 6:30 pm Communal Penance Thursday, April 2 - Holy Thursday 7 pm Mass Friday, April 3—Good Friday Lord’s Passion at 3 pm Saturday, April 4 - Easter Vigil 8:30 pm Mass Easter Sunday, April 5—Mass at 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 am and 1:00 pm Spanish Mass Divine Mercy Sunday, April 12—2:30 pm
Book Store/ Gift Shop
The Spring Book fair at Barnes and Nobel for our bookstore is on Saturday,
March 28. Our youth will read for story hour. Bring your little ones and support us, please. Shopping days for the Book fair are from March 23-28. See the flyer in today's bulletin for your coupon giving SS Pe-ter and Paul credit for any purchase in the store includ-ing coffee, magazines, music, toys & books.
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Sunday 11:30 am Shellie Altenhofen Sebastian and Dominic Winstead Mallory Hoffman Kathy Morris Linda Dempsey Tom Mocol Mark Brosnan Tom Ngo
Minister Schedule for March 21-22, 2015
PHÚC ÂM: Mc 1, 29-39
"Thiên Chúa đã sai Con Ngài đến để thế gian nhờ Con Ngài mà được cứu độ".
Tin Mừng Chúa Giêsu Kitô theo Thánh Gioan.
Khi ấy, Chúa Giêsu nói với Nicôđêmô rằng: "Như Môsê đã treo con rắn lên ở sa mạc thế nào, thì Con Người cũng sẽ phải treo lên như vậy, để tất cả những ai tin ở Người, sẽ không bị huỷ diệt, nhưng được sống đời đời. Vì Thiên Chúa đã yêu thế gian đến nỗi đã ban Con Một mình, để tất cả những ai tin Con Ngài thì không phải hư mất, nhưng được sống đời đời, vì Thiên Chúa không sai Con của Ngài giáng trần để luận phạt thế gian, nhưng để thế gian nhờ Con Ngài mà được cứu độ. Ai tin Người Con ấy thì không bị luận phạt. Ai không tin thì đã bị luận phạt rồi, vì không tin vào danh Con Một Thiên Chúa; và đây án phạt là sự sáng đã đến thế gian, và người đời đã yêu sự tối tăm hơn sự sáng, vì hành động của họ xấu xa. Thật vậy, ai hành động xấu xa thì ghét sự sáng, và không đến cùng sự sáng, sợ những việc làm của mình bị khiển trách; nhưng ai hành động trong sự thật thì đến cùng sự sáng, để hành động của họ được sáng tỏ là họ đã làm trong Thiên Chúa". Đó là lời Chúa.
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Altar Servers Lector Greeters Ushers
Saturday 5:15 pm Mike/Ruth Woitas Barb Bruns Golden/Billie Brungardt James & Matthew Bach Steve Behm Mike/Sandy Bach, Millie Daufenbach, Mike/Jean Spellacy, J. Anderson Mike Spellacy, Jim Schweiss, Richard Keltgen, Les Schneider
Sunday 7:30 am Creighton Wersal Richard Wheeler Mary Ann Pongratz Maria Goettl Brianna Johnston Leah Rodriguez Dave/Cindy Johnston Roger Sonnek Bruce Tweto Phil Chester, Duane Mettler, Earle Peters, Dave Schwamberger
Sunday 9:30 am Cate Johnson Bill/Louise Dickmeyer Cassidy/Matthew Krue-ger, Colton Johnson Al Kluever Doug/Karen James Jerry/Mary Krueger Antonia Valadez Ervin Stueber, Stan Huettl, Bob Kreuzer, Dave Mrotz
Loyola Catholic Schools
We welcome inquiries for Loyola Catholic
School. A Shadow Day for your student can be set up to explore the possibility of Loyola Catholic School. Please contact Sister Mary Beth Schraml (388-0618) for information, to set up a tour for Shadow Day. CHOIR CONCERT – Grades 7 – 12 will hold a Choir Concert on Thursday, March 26, at 7:00 P.M. in the Good Counsel Campus Chapel. Mark your calendar to join us for an enjoyable evening of music.
Funeral Lunches If you would like to help serve funeral lunches during the month of March please call JoAnn Hensel at 388-7510 or Janet Rudie at 387-3879
Prayer Line If you are a member of the Prayer Line, the new sched-
ules are ready. They are in the Gather Area in envelopes with your name on. Please, you can pick yours up.
Thank you.
Living Every Day with Passion and Purpose with Matthew Kelly
Ticket’s for Matthew Kelly’s Event on May 16, 2015 will be available for sale after each Mass on March 14 and 15 and March 21 and 22 in the Gather Area. Please see flyers on the bulletin boards at the exits of the Church. Questions? Please call Susan Funfsinn at 387-4577.
Faith Formation Beth Shank
Faith Formation Session
Wednesday, March 18th
♦ 5:15pm - Sloppy Joe Meal in Jesuit Hall ♦ 6:00pm - Report to regular classrooms Grades Pre-K - 8 - Fitz Building Confirmation - Upper Room Adults - Xavier Hall Room #302 ♦ 7:15pm - Closing Prayer in Church
Hungering for Peace in Leb-anon We journey with CRS Rice Bowl to Lebanon to be present to a people who themselves are on a journey.
Here we meet a family of Syrian refugees, a family perhaps not so unlike our own. We are challenged through our almsgiving this week to reach out to those who are forced to flee their homes, who are seeking shelter in a land of peace.
Reflecting with Scripture Numbers 21:4–9; Ephesians 2:1–10; John 3:14–21 Jesus tells us to care for those who are most in need in the world. He reminds us of our Christian duty to give a voice to those who go unheard and to help those who are most vulnerable. ♦ The bronze serpent became for the Israelites a symbol of
hope, one they could look to for healing. In the same way, the risen Christ becomes that same hope for us. Are we symbols of hope for those who live in difficult situations, especially the poorest of the poor?
♦ We are created in Christ to do the particular good works God has prepared for us. That means we have a duty both to pursue our own good works and empower others to do the same. How do we empower those around us - poor and rich - to do those good works?
♦ This week’s CRS Rice Bowl Story of Hope takes us to Leb-anon, where we meet a family of refugees struggling to find their place in a foreign land. We know our Israelite ances-tors fled to foreign lands. How do we welcome the stranger among us?
First Eucharist Learning Centers
Wednesday, March 18th; 5:00-7:30 pm Come any time between 5:00 and 6:00 pm to begin the student/parent Learning Centers.
Make sure to bring your completed Eucharist home study book.
Youth Ministry
Contact: Beverly Miller [email protected]
MARCH 21st Mass, Dinner, Praise and Worship, Adoration! Leave from SSPP @ 3:30 pm
8th-12th Grade Pax Christi Parish Rochester, Mn
YOU’RE INVITED!
March 15th, 22nd, 29th: Stations of the Cross~5:00 pm
March 18th, 25th: Sports in Fitz &YDisciple~7:30 pm
March 21st: Intermission Rochester~ leave SSPP@3:30
April 12th: Parent/ Student NCYC meeting 10:45 am
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPORTS & SMALL GROUPS FITZ GYM: 7:30-8:00 p.m. UPPER ROOM 8-8:45 p.m.
ALL 6th-12th GRADERS ARE WELCOME!
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4TH SUNDAY OF LENT 5
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Pro Life Lord, you are good and forgiving, most merciful to all who call on you. LORD, hear my prayer; listen to my cry for help. On the day of my distress I call to you, for you
will answer me. ~Psalm 86:5-7 (NABRE 2010)
Rosary Society Rosaries prayed the weekend of March 14-15, 2015, for each person suffering from the loss of a child through abortion Sundays, 7:05 & 9:05 am in the Main
Church & Wednesdays, 3:30 pm in Xavier Hall Chapel.
Feast of St Joseph
Thursday, March 19, the Solemnity of St Joseph
Mass at 5:15 pm
followed by a potluck supper in Jesuit Hall. All are welcome.
Sick Call Visiting If you know of any parishioner of SSPP who is sick in the hospital or nursing home, that need to be anointed or receive the sacrament of confession, or see the priest, please do not hesitate to call the parish office at 388-2995. Any of the priests will be glad to go to visit. Thanks.
March 8, 2015
Budget
Adult Env. $ 8,216.00 $8,625.00
Plate $ 598.53 1,058.00
E Transfer $ 3,437.00 3,000.00
TOTAL Cath. Relief
$12,251.53 $ 1,949.56
$12,683.00 Thank You!
In Our Generosity We Imitate God
33 Days to Morning Glory We will be offering an “achievable” format for Total Consecration to Jesus through Mary, which is the ultimate act of stewardship because it is giving oneself, fully and completely to God, without conditions, without strings, without reservation. Please join us for six Tues-days, starting April 7th and ending May 12th, from 1:30 to 3:00 PM. We will be using the book 33 Days to Morning Glory and the Retreat Companion. Call Linda Zumwalde at 720-0467 with questions and to sign up. Call soon so that I can order the books – the Partici-pant package is $30.00 or you can choose to just use the book for $15.00. We will be consecrating ourselves on the Feast of Our Lady of Fatima, May 13th.
Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men, since you know that you will receive an inher-itance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serv-
ing. (Colossians 3: 23-14)
Late Nite Catechism SAVE THE DATE ! Good Counsel Learning Center is bringing Late Nite Catechism on April 18 to Fitzger-ald Auditorium. Plan to attend this fun-filled, interactive experience to take you back to your Baltimore Catech-sim Days! For more information call Sister Dorothy Zeller at 507-389-4229 or Sister Virginia Bieren at 507-389-4499.
Pasta with the Padres A huge THANK YOU to everyone wo helped make the 8th annual “Pasta with the Padres” such a great success. Because of you we raised over $7,000 for ECHO Food Shelf, money that will be used to provide emergency food for the over 16,000 families who come to us each year. We would like to especially thank the volunteer workers from each of our parishes who did such a won-derful job, our priests, sisters and deacons for their sup-port and everyone who came to shop and enjoy the din-ner and music. We are greatly blessed.
Catholic Charities Counseling Communication is the basis for all relationships. When communication is lacking, the relationship is soon in turmoil. At Catholic Charities, we can teach communication skills to improve any relationship. Whether you’re having trouble communicating with your spouse, your children, or your parents, we can help at Catholic Charities. Visit us at ccwinona.org or give us a call at 507-387-5586.
4° DOMINGO DE CUARESMA 15 DE MARZO DE 2015
LEVANTADOS POR EL MESÍAS La semana pasada, cuando Jesús se refería a la destruc-ción del Templo, el relato de la primera lectura de hoy es lo que les hubiera venido a la mente a sus oyentes. Pero, dado que Jesús estaba hablando en un sentido más profundo, así también debemos entender la primera lectura de hoy. Escu-chamos en el primer párrafo que Israel en efecto ya había “caído” a causa de sus infidelidades contra la alianza. Para no ponernos demasiado cómodos, este relato nos recuerda que Dios, aunque justo, amoroso y misericordioso, es capaz de castigar el pecado cuando es un pecado no arrepentido. Pero también nos recuerda que Dios, rico en misericordia, unge a individuos para que sean a su vez instrumentos de salvación (en hebreo al Rey Ciro de Persia se le denomina “mesías”). En la lectura del Evangelio, escuchamos de otro Mesías que debe ser “levantado” por nuestra salvación, en uno de los pasajes más conocidos del Nuevo Testamento. Al terminar la Cuaresma y entrar en la Semana Santa, debe-mos mantener nuestra mirada fija en la cruz de Cristo, el Hijo de Dios que vino al mundo para levantarnos a todos los que habíamos caído. Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Is 65:17-21; Sal 30 (29):2, 4-6, 11-13b; Jn 4:43-54 Martes: Ez 47:1-9, 12; Sal 46 (45):2-3, 5-6, 8-9; Jn 5:1-16 Miércoles: Is 49:8-15; Sal 145 (144):8-9, 13cd-14, 17-18; Jn 5:17-30 Jueves: 2 Sm 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16; Sal 89 (88):2-5, 27, 29; Rm 4:13:16-18, 22; Mt 1:16, 18-21, 24a o Lc 2:41-51a Viernes: Sab 2:1a, 12-22; Sal 34 (33):17-21, 23; Jn 7:1-2, 10, 25-30 Sábado: Jer 11:18-20; Sal 7:2-3, 9bc-12; Jn 7:40-53 Domingo: Jer 31:31-34; Sal 51 (50):3-4, 12-15; Heb 5:7-9; Jn 12:20-33 Lecturas alternativas (Año A): Ez 37:12-14; Sal 130 (129):1-8; Rom 8:8-11; Jn 11:1-45 [3-7, 17, 20-27, 33b-45]
Fechas para recordar Liturgia Penitencia: Jueves 26 de Marzo a las 6:30pm
Semana Santa
Jueves Santos: Misa de la cena del Señor 7 pm. Adoración con Nuestro Señor y habrá confesiones desde las 10 hasta las 11 de la noche. Viernes Santo: Estaciones de la Cruz por las calles desde las 9:15 am. 3 pm Celebración de la Pasión del Señor. Sábado Santo: Vigilia Pascual 8:30 pm Domingo de Pascua: 1 pm en español. Habrá bautis-mos. Hora Santa a la Divina Misericordia: Domingo 12 de Abril a las 2:30pm Primeras Comuniones: Domingo 3 de Mayo a la 1pm (misa de español) Confirmaciones: Viernes 1 de Mayo a las 6:00 pm en la Iglesia de San José Obrero (St. Joseph the Worker)
31 Años del IVE El Instituto del Verbo Encarnado cele-bra sus 31 años de fundación. Fundado como instituto religioso misio-nero por el P. Carlos Buela, IVE el 25 de Marzo 1984. La Santa Misa será el Miércoles 25 de Marzo a las 5:15 pm. .
Misa en Honor a San José Jueves 19de Marzo a las 5:15 pm. Después de la Santa Misa habrá una cena. Por favor, traigo un patillo favorito para compartir. Los esperamos.
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