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Unless noted, all daily Masses are at St. John Nepomucene in Pisek
June 28, 2020 – Thirteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time
Reconciliation – ½ hour before daily Mass; 1 hour before 5:00
p.m. Vigil Mass on Saturday; after 10:30 a.m. Sunday Mass upon request; or, by appointment.
Adoration – 7:00 a.m. on each Friday – Pisek
Before Sunday Mass – Pisek & Lankin
Morning Prayer – Weekdays at 6:30 a.m. Evening Prayer – Weekdays at 5:00 p.m.
Baptism – Please call 2 to 3 weeks prior to date requested for
baptism.
Wedding – Contact pastor 6 months to 1 year in advance of
anticipated date.
New to Parish – Please register at the parish office or call parish secretary, Sue (284-6060).
FUTURE MASS SCHEDULE
July 2020
Bechyne – 5:00 pm – Saturday Lankin – 8:30 am – Sunday Pisek – 10:30 am – Sunday
August 2020
Lankin – 5:00 pm – Saturday Bechyne – 8:30 am – Sunday Pisek – 10:30 am – Sunday
THIS WEEKEND’S MASS INTENTIONS 06/27 – Saturday – Lankin – CONFESSION – 4:00 pm – MASS – 5:00 pm – (L) Larry & Gayle Coles – Larry & Gayle Coles
06/28 – Sunday – Bechyne – MASS – 8:30 am – † Mildred Jallo – Albin & Pam Jallo 06/28 – Sunday – Pisek – MASS – 10:30 am – pro populo (for the people)
MASS INTENTIONS – (June 29 – July 5) 06/29 – Monday – PRIVATE MASS – Fr. Lefor's Intention 06/30 – Tuesday – 5:00 pm – † Amy Denault – Allen & Elaine Swartz 07/01 – Wednesday – 7:30 am – † Aloys Lutovsky – Ray & Linda Lutovsky 07/02– Thursday – 7:30 am – † Joe Zikmund – Louise Novak 07/03 – Friday – Pisek – ADORATION – 6:30 am – MASS – 7:30 am – † Stuart Swartz – Allen & Elaine Swartz 07/04 – Saturday – Bechyne – CONFESSION – 4:00 pm – MASS – 5:00 pm – † Henrietta Karas – Joe & Debby Karas
07/05 – Sunday – Lankin – ADORATION – 7:00 am/MASS – 8:30 am – † Vince Steffan – Michael & Karen Grosz 07/05 – Sunday – Pisek – MASS – 10:30 am – pro populo (for the people)
PRAYER LIST Please pray for the members of our Tri-parishes who are sick or hurt:
Elaine Lovcik, Joann Ryba, Polly Dusek, Ron Nord, Paul Greicar, Norman Kaste, Lorraine Zikmund, Elaine Swartz, Elinor Grabanski, Ron Dvorak, Robert Gemmill, Heidi Gustafson, John Beneda, Hadler Ellingson, Charles Waechter
If you would like a name added to the prayer list, please contact the Parish Office. After 4 weeks names will be removed unless resubmitted. Thank you.
ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE, Pisek ST. JOSEPH, Lankin ~ STs. PETER & PAUL, Bechyne
Pastor – Rev. Jason Lefor Email: [email protected] – Cell: 701-520-0369
PO Box 27 – 167 Newton Ave – Pisek, ND 58273 Telephone: 701-284-6060 [email protected]
www.plbtriparish.org
www.facebook.com/NepomuceneOfPisek
Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions for July
Our Families: We pray that today's families may be
accompanied with love, respect and guidance.
06/28/20 06/29/20 06/30/20 07/01/20 07/02/20 07/03/20 07/04/20
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
Thirteenth Ordinary
Saint Irenaeus
Jase Bylin
Solemnity of Saints
Peter and Paul
A-Matthew & Shanna Foerster
First Martyrs
of the Church
of Rome
Saint
Junipero
Serra
Karen Restad
Saint
Bernardino
Realino
Dennis Lovcik
First Friday Saint
Thomas the
Apostle
Ilsa Samson
First Saturday Saint
Elizabeth of
Portugal
Independence
Day
(Learn more about the saints by clicking on the hyperlinks above or on the Tri-Parish Facebook Page)
WEEKLY BIRTHDAY, ANNIVERSARY, EVENTS & SAINT of the DAY CALENDAR
St. John’s Stewardship Report
Total Budgeted 2020 Sunday Collection $54,080.00
Budget to Date 26,000.00
Actual Sunday Collection to Date 24,806.45
Excess/(Shortfall) (1,193.55)
Weekly Budget $1,040.00
Past week (Total 59 Households Registered)
8 Households Gave past Week 690.00
Online Giving
Loose Plate 215.00
Total 905.00
Past Week’s +Excess/(Shortfall) (135.00)
Happy Independence Day
ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE, Pisek
ST. JOSEPH, Lankin ~ STs. PETER & PAUL, Bechyne
Pastor – Rev. Jason Lefor
Email: [email protected] – Cell: 701-520-0369
PO Box 27 – 167 Newton Ave – Pisek, ND 58273
Telephone: 701-284-6167 ~ Office
www.plbtriparish.org
PRAYER TO SAINT PETER (For the forgiveness of sins) Blessed Apostle Peter, to whom God has given the keys of the kingdom of Heaven, and the power to bind and loose, grant that we may be delivered through the help of your intercession from the bonds of our sins. O, Holy Shepherd, Prince of the Apostles, pray for us that we may be made worthy of the promises of Christ. Amen. PRAYER TO SAINT PAUL (For Patience) O glorious St. Paul, who from a persecutor of Christianity, did become a most ardent apostle of zeal; and who to make known the Saviour Jesus Christ to the ends of the world did suffer with joy imprisonment, scourging, stonings, shipwrecks and persecutions of every kind, and in the end did shed your blood to the last drop, obtain for us the grace to receive, as favors of the Divine Mercy, infirmities, tribulations, and misfortunes of the present life, so that the vicissitudes of this our exile will not render us cold in the service of God, but will render us always more faithful and fervent. Amen.
OTHER NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
The Liturgy this week continues to instruct us in the elements of discipleship. We’re told that even the most humble among us have a share in the mission Christ gives to His Church. We’re not all called to the ministry of the Apostles, or to be prophets like Elisha in today’s First Reading. But each of us is called to a holy life (see 2 Timothy 1:9; 1 Thessalonians 4:3). At Baptism our lives were joined forever to the cross of Christ, as Paul tells us in today’s Epistle. Baptized into His death, we’re to renounce sin and live for God in Christ Jesus. We are to follow Him, each of us taking up our personal cross, as Jesus says in today’s Gospel. That doesn’t mean we will all be asked to suffer a martyr’s death. But each of us is called to self-denial, to the offering of our lives in service of God’s plan. Jesus must be elevated to first place in our lives—above even our closest bonds of kinship and love. By Baptism, we’ve been made part of a new family—the kingdom of God, the Church. We are to proclaim that kingdom with our lives, bringing our fathers and mothers, and all men and women, to live as “little ones” under the fatherhood of God and the kingship of the Holy One. We do this by opening our hearts and homes to the service of the Lord, following the Shunnamite woman’s example in today’s First Reading. As Jesus tells us, we’re to receive others—not only prophets but also little children, the poor, and the imprisoned—as we receive Christ Himself (see Matthew 18:5; 25:31–46). As we sing in today’s Psalm, we are to testify to His favors and kindness in our lives. We’re to hold fast to the promise—that if we have died with Christ, we shall also live, that if we lose our lives for His sake, we shall find our reward, and walk forever in His countenance.
St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology ~ Sunday Bible Reflections with Dr. Scott Hahn ~ www.salvationhistory.com
REFLECTION ON TODAY'S LITURGY
Young Women’s Retreat I just wanted to reach out to you and invite the young women of your parish to a Young Women’s Retreat for the Fargo Diocese from July 15-18 for girls ages 13-17. This overnight retreat in Hankinson will include daily mass, adoration, reconciliation, guest speakers, and indoor and outdoor activities! Our theme for the retreat is learning about the five love languages and how God loves us through them! This will be a great experience for after our long COVID-19 separation!
The cost is $150 per person, and the girls must be registered before June 30. I thought I would reach out to you as you might have a few young women from your parish(es) that you would think would be interested in going!
The link to print out the application is: https://d2y1pz2y630308.cloudfront.net/22612/documents/2020/5/0420-YWR-Brochure.pdf
This is to be mailed in to: Youth and Young Adult Office Pastoral Center 5201 Bishops Blvd, Ste A Fargo, ND 58104
Beth Kensok, along with Sister Mary Ruth, and Tiffany Goulet will be putting on this exciting and fun retreat for the Diocese of Fargo!
Should you have any questions, do not hesitate to email back, or call/text Beth at 701-318-5025.
Don’t Forget Check out the Tri-Parish website and St. John’s Facebook page for Fr. Lefor’s daily Morning and Evening prayers as well as daily Scripture Reflections. The audio file links are also available on Facebook and the full mp3 files are on the website. Tithing & Donations
Please remember to send in your weekly tithing to St. John's for all three parishes by using your regular weekly envelopes. Thank you! Mail to: St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church PO Box 27 Pisek, ND 58273
Here are a few options to view Mass online or on TV
Sunday Mass – Cathedral of St. Mary – Fargo https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCK0-KTuzbnUVsw-vJtxTPwg
Live at 10am Sunday May also be viewed later.
EWTN Daily Mass - 7am, 11am, 6pm, 11pm Sunday Mass – Local Stations Midco Channel 74 10:30am – WDAY Channel 6, Fargo Polar Channel 121 10:30am – WDAZ Channel 8, Grand Forks DirecTV Channel 370 Dish Network Channel 261
Trinity Youth Camp directors and staff are looking
forward to our summer! 2020 camp sessions! Come to one of our two camp sessions this summer to discover what it means to BE a saint and how we are all called to BE saints! The camps offered this summer are:
July 15-19 at Camp of the Cross near Garrison, ND July 22-26 at Pelican Lake near Bottineau, ND
Register your camper (youth entering grades 4 - 8 in the fall) now for a great Catholic camping experience at: www.trinityyouthcampnd.com
Summer Schedule Changes Wednesday – Friday – Daily Mass – 7:30 am
Friday – Adoration – 6:30 am Daily Morning Prayer – 6:30 am
