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Adoration Times
- Thursday: 4:00 PM to 7:30 PM Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN
- Friday: 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
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Mass Times (see calendard for regular updates)Sunday Mass Schedule
- Sunday: 7:15 AM English English EN St. Philip's, Falun, MN 9:00 AM English English EN St. Mary's, Badger, MN 10:30 AM English English EN Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN
Daily Mass Schedule- Tuesday: 9:00 AM English English EN Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN
- Wednesday: 9:00 AM English English EN St. Mary's, Badger, MN
- Thursday: 5:15 PM English English EN Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN
- Friday: 9:00 AM English English EN Sacred Heart, Roseau MN
- Saturday: 5:00 PM English English EN Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN
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Reconciliation Times
- Sunday: 6:45 AM St. Philip's, Falun, MN
- Wednesday: 8:30 AM to 9:00 AM St. Mary's, Badger, MN 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN
- Friday: 6:30 AM to 8:00 AM Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM St. Mary's, Badger
- Saturday: 4:00 PM to 4:45 PM Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN
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Spotlight
THANKSGIVING MASSES
St. Mary's: Wednesday 7:00 pm
Sacred Heart: Thursday 9:00 am
CHURCH CHOIR PRACTICE
We will have a short choir practice before Mass on Sunday, November 27th at 9:45 am. This will prepare us for Advent and the Christmas Season. All are welcome to come and share their talent!
THANK YOUS
THANK YOUS!!!- Eddie Desrosier– fixing the railings on front of rectory
- Val & JoMar– maintaining sidewalks
- Mike Milner (Falun)- arranging installation of heat pump
- Nate & Steph O. / Bryan & Christine (Badger)- becoming Eucharistic Ministers
- Eric & Liz Klein– replacing windows in connecter space
- Tracy B. & Helpers– preparing & serving meal at the Mission
Thank you to all those who sent prayers, good wishes, cards and gifts for my birthday —Fr. John
North Region Pregnancy CenterOur Commitment of Care: clients are served without discrimination, with kindness, compassion & in a caring manner, provided with honest and open answers,s confidentiality, accurate information. For more information call 218. 463.0580
Project Rachel
Hope after Abortion
Diocese of Crookston confidential helpline: 218-470-0112
Tuesday-Friday: 10am-8pm
Saturday: 9am-12pm
ADORATION“Talk to God.. He will listen to you. This is a time for just you and God. Tell Him what is on your mind. And remember, to hear God...you must listen first.”
If you or someone you know has been the victim of sexual misconduct on the part of a priest, deacon, or individual representing the Diocese of Crookston, its parishes, or its schools, your first call should be to law enforecement. In addition, the diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator is available at a 24-hour, confidnetial number #218-281-7895 -
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If interested in becoming a Catholic, please contact Fr. John #218-463-2441.
For more information on becoming a Catholic, see FORMED.org videos.
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First Sunday of Advent
Gospel Reflection by FORMED.org
Happy new Year! If this strikes you as a bit premature, it isn’t really because this Sunday marks the start of a new Church year. In the Catholic Church, the first Sunday of Advent is the beginning of the cycle of readings, holy days, and holidays for roughly the next 365 days. It’s also the time of year not only when we are called to prepare our hearts for the coming of Jesus at Christmas, but also when we are asked to examine our lives and take stock, spiritually speaking.
The readings for today all carry a common theme: Wake up! Wake up from the slumber that keeps marriages mediocre, careers unfulfilling, moral lives stagnant. Wake up to the possibility of a new beginning, a new way of living that welcomes Jesus into the cribs or our days, the managers of our souls. We are told to awaken form the slumber that is robbing us of a deeper and more meaningful relationship with our God, and begin to live the new and abundant life that we have been promised.
“Therefore, stay awake! For you do not know on which day your Lord will come.” -Matthew 24:42
People who have had health issues or near-death experiences generally have a greater appreciation for each day being a gift from God. The rest of us usually take for granted that we will be around tomorrow. But when you start to look at each day as a gift, you realize all the little miracles that happen daily and you begin to see God’s active presence in your life. You grow in gratitude, each day, for all that we have been given.
Putting on the Light of Christ
Let us then lay aside the works of darkness and put on the armor of light.
–Romans 13:12b- Adults: what will you do during Advent so that others can see that you have put on the light of Jesus Christ?
- Children: what will you do during Advent so that others can see the light of Jesus in you?
2nd Sunday of Advent
Gospel Reflection by FORMED.orgJohn the Baptist is the man who stands at the seam of the Old Testament and the New. St. Augustine teaches that John’s birth to elderly parents (Elizabeth and Zechariah) represents the antiquity of Israel, and that his leaping for joy while still in his mother’s womb at the Visitation of Mary suggests the newness of his coming prophetic proclamation. In his appearance and actions, John sums up the whole of the Old Testament. His clothing is the same as Elijah’s, the greatest prophet of the Old Testament. He calls Israel out into the desert for purification as Moses did, and prepares the people to be led into the new Promised Land by the new Joshua (Yeshua=Jesus). His diet consists of locusts, which are symbolic of pestilence, and honey, which is the food of the Promised Land. John the Baptist’s most prominent virtue is humility. “I am not worthy to carry his sandals,” he says of 2ur Lord. Carrying one’s sandals at this time would be the work of a slave—and John sees himself as unworthy of even that once! If we’re to prepare ourselves and others for the coming of the great King this Advent, then we should first turn our attention to our need for a humility like that of St. John the Baptist, the first herald of Christ. -
Special Prayers
Pope's Prayer Intention for December:
for Volunteers not-for-profit organizations
We pray that volunteer non-profit organizations committed to human development find people dedicated to the common good and ceaselessly seek out new paths to international cooperation.
Young Adult Evening Prayer
with School Sisters of Notre Dame
Tuesdays: November 22, and December 20 at 7:00 pm
Register: ssnd.org/events
Saint Michael the Archangel, defend us in battle. Be our protection against the wickedness and snares of the devil; May God rebuke him, we humbly pray; And do thou, O Prince of the Heavenly Host, by the power of God, thrust into hell Satan and all evil spirits who wander through the world for the ruin of souls. Amen.
We ask the archangel Michael’s intercession for help against Satan’s attacks on family and community in our world.
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Formed.org highlights
FORMED Your Catholic Faith on Demand
Formed.org SPOTLIGHT
PICK OF THE WEEKFORMED.org PICK of the WEEKFORMED.org Pick of the WeekAdventus: A Spiritual Pilgrimage
Advent through the Centuries
Making Advent Great for Kids_________________________________________________________________To register:
New and ImprovedVisit FORMED.org (use either Edge or Chrome as your internet browser)Click Sign UpSelect "Sign up as a parishioner"Enter "56751"Select "Sacred Heart"Enter your name and email address - and you're in! -
Grow in your Faith
UPCOMING EVENTS AT SACRED HEART CHURCHÞ Grief Ministry Program: (Formed) 5 sessions; need a leader.PARISH MISSION
Þ Family Faith Formation Night: one in the fall & spring
Þ Couples Night Out: after the Christmas season.
Þ Catechism in a Year: begins January 1st, 2023 via Podcast
Þ Monthly Men’s Group: with a speaker for all men in Roseau area
Þ Teaching Mass: monthly lesson on the Mass
One of the most painful wounds we can receive in life is the Father-Wound. God is our Father. Many of us are stuck in habitual sins or are swept away by knee-jerk reactions because this wound is not healed by the love of God, our Eternal Father. Experience the freedom that comes with his love.
Presenter: Brendan Case, nationally known Catholic Lay Missionary. His ministry has witnessed 1000s of New Testament manifestations of the Holy Spirit, including the blind, seeing; the deaf, hearing; quadriplegics, walking; and the barren, conceiving. Brendan is a dynamic preacher who moves in the prophetic. Expect the presence and power of God. www.cohspirit.com- Sunday: Evening Adoration 6:30-8:30 pm
- Monday: Evening Adoration 6:30-8:30 pm
- Tuesday: Evening Adoration 6:30-8:30 pm
- Wednesday: Becoming an Elder not Older 12:00 pm (potluck) 1:00 pm message & prayer ministry
- Wednesday: Family Session 6:00 pm (meal) 6:30 pm (message & prayer ministry)
Advent Book Study: Rejoice! An Advent Pilgrimage into the Heart of Scripture: Year A
by Ascension 5 Sessions
Fee: 8.50
Together with the weekly videos, this journal will help you to grow in your understanding and appreciation for the incredible gift of Christ's Incarnation. As you slow down and meditate on the readings each week, you'll find your experience of Advent transformed. By contemplating the coming of the Prince of Peace at Christmas, you'll find your own heart filled by his peace and joy. Signup sheets in the Church entrances.
Sacred Heart: Wednesdays at 6:00 pm
St. Mary’s & St. Philip’s are welcome or can host their own.
All are welcome!!!
St. Mary's Advent Celebration
December 18th
We plan to have a parish performance variety show following Mass. All parishioners (youth & adult) are asked to share their gifts. It could be caroling, solos, teams, groups, poem reciting, reading, skits, instruments, etc. If you are interested in sharing your gifts for our Advent Celebration, call Steph @ 469.3750.
All are welcome and invited to stay after Mass for a parish potluck and performances. Bring a dish of choice to share. Please plan to help prepare (setting out your dish etc.) and all should help clean up after as needed (putting table/chairs away, sweeping, dishes, wiping down tables in the kitchen/dinning hall etc. Thank you!
CLASSES to UNDERSTAND the CATHOLIC FAITH
if you or someone you kno wis interested in learning more about the Catholic faith or possible membership, please call Fr. John #218-463-2441
COMING SOON!!! Catechism of the Catholic Church Podcast
“Our hope is that the Bible in a Year and Catechism in a Year are going to go one step further in forming people so that they can become like little satellites and share with other people,” Cavins said.
If you listened to the Bible in a Year and enjoyed it, here is something for you!!!!
Read the entire Catechism of the Catholic Church with Fr. Mick Schmitz!!!
Starting January 1st 2023 discover the depth and beauty of the Catholic Faith through a podcast. Catholics who desire wisdom of the faith will absorb 2,000 years of Church teaching transforming their relationship with the Church that Christ founded.
ST. MARY'S MEN GROUP
see monthly calendar and bulletin for details
If you are interested in joining call Fr. John #218-463-2441.
SACRED HEART MEN’S GROUP
Men’s Spirituality Group- Sundays at 9am
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Religious Education/Youth Ministry
SACRED HEART
Children’s Liturgy of the Word
We are looking for individuals who feel called to share the Gospel with our youth age 4 to grade 2 during Sunday Mass. Training and materials will be provided. Open for individuals, partners or team volunteers. If you are interested, please contact the Church office 218.463.2441. Starting mid-November
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
Director of RE Tracy #218-242-4053
K-6 6:00-7:10 pm / 7-11 6:00-6:30 pm (meal) 6:30-8:00 pm (class)
If you feel called to share your faith with our youth, please reach out to
Tracy 218.242.4053.
Registration & Calendars are available in the Church entrance.
Class Schedule:- Nov. 16th- Class (ALL) Parish Mission: Family Session 6:00 pm
- Nov. 23rd- NO class
- Nov. 30th- Class (gr. K-6) 6:00-7:10 pm
Donations:
NEEDED RE donations for 7-11 grade. Items needed: cases of pop and water, frozen pizzas, frozen meals (family size lasagna, chicken alfredo), Roso theater tickets and $5 gift cards. Donations can be put in freezer marked RE and other items can be put in collection or in the office. Thank you for your generosity!
CONFIRMATION
Congratulations to our youth who made their Confirmation on Spetember 25th at Sacred Heart Church:
Abigail Cobb
Kaden Nelson
Gabby Olsen
Emily Restad
THANK YOU to all those who helped guide our youth through faith formation and assisted with Confirmation.
Forms are available on our new Confirmation board near the West Side of the Church.
"Come Holy Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful and kindle in them the fire of your love. Send forth your Spirit and they shall be created and you shall renew the face of the earth."
SAFE ENVRIONMENT TRAINING
As a volunteer working with our youth, you need to be Safe Environment certified. This year is different and consists of 4 videos with quizzes. You are able to pause and come back at any point throughout the training session.
Visit: https://crookston.cmgconnect.org/
If you have taken the SE test in the last 5 yrs, click on the sign in and enter fistnamelastname-doc (example, joesmith-doc) password: 1234 then you will be prompted to change your password.
New test takers will create an account.
For support: parish office 218.463.2441
New Altar Servers
We are very excited to have 7 new Altar Servers who have completed all their training and will be serving for Fr. John and Sacred Heart.
New Altar Servers: Oliver Jack, Lauren Brateng, Evan Brateng, Lincoln Kvien, Logan Erdmann, Hank Kvien and Eli Haugen
CONGRATULATIONS
to our youth that made their First Communion
Eli Haugen, Logan Erdmann, Evan Brateng, Oliver Jack and Hank Kvien
ST. PHILIP'S
Theryn Bridon is preparing to be an altar server for our parish.
ST. MARY'S
We are looking for people to make and serve meals for our Wednesday classes. Time commitment is 6:00-6:30pm. Followed by cleanup. If you can help, please contactcontact Steph Olafson.
Our youth & families will serve coffee once a month with a FREE WILL offering to support our RE Program. All are welcome to stay for fellowship.
All preschoolers- 1st graders are invited for a short lesson following Chirch.
Coffee & Fellowship: Sundays September 25th & October 30th.
CATULATIONS!!!
Congratulations to Delyla Carpenter for your commitment to offer herself as an altar server for our parish!
Cogratulations to Alexi Berger for making her First Communion at St. Mary's!
CONFIRMATION STUDENTS
Confirmation will be held on October 24th
Raegan Mahs & Katerina Nubson
Children's Liturgy of the Word
Lit. of the Word for ages 4-Gr. 1
Children's materials for Scripture readings are available in the church entrance. You are welcome to grabe one on the way in or out. Crayons are avialable in the Family Room. -
Catholic Community Calendar
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Read MoreTuesday, December 6, 9:00 AM
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Read MoreWednesday, December 7, 8:30 AM
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Read MoreWednesday, December 7, 9:00 AM
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Read MoreWednesday, December 7, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Wednesday, December 7, 6:00 PMJoin us on Wednesdays this Advent for Ascension's Rejoice! An Advent Pilgrimage into the Heart of Scripture: Year A. We will watch a short video with daily reflections. Books are available at the church office for $8.50.Read More
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Thursday, December 8, 4:00 PM - 7:30 PM“Love the Holy Spirit and call upon Him with humility and confidence. He will never fail you. He is, as My Church calls Him, the “Father of the Poor.” He takes delight in descending upon those who are poor in spirit and He makes His tabernacle in their hearts. Seek His presence there and begin to live in constant dependence on His divine guidance. This is how My Apostles lived, and this was the life of My Virgin Mother.” -Jesus (In Sinu Jesus)Read More
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Read MoreThursday, December 8, 5:15 PM
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Friday, December 9Prayer: Sorrowful Mysteries Fasting: 1 full meal Almsgiving: donate money, goods or time to the poorRead More
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Read MoreFriday, December 9, 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM
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Read MoreFriday, December 9, 10:30 AM
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From the Diocese
National Eucharistic Revival
“I went up to receive the Eucharist and almost immediately my heart and body relaxed. Every bit of stress, anxiety, and aching I was feeling moments before vanished. I got to experience in a powerfully moving way how His grace and boundless love for us that is given in the Eucharist can overcome any restlessness of the heart.” -Matthew
Prayer for the Eucharistic Revival
Diocesan effort to raise funds for the purchase of the buildins property of the Sisters of MSB for use as a new chancery office building and retreat center. Please contribute what you can.
Reathel Gionnonatti with the Diocese of Crookston Catholic Community Foundation #218-281-4533.
Watch the Videos:
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Link to Bishop Andrew’s reflection on the Perfect Fit Campaign The Perfect Fit Capital Campaign: Comments from Bishop Andrew H. Cozzens - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uvMOWy_47A