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Adoration Times
- Tuesday: 7:30 AM to 8:30 AM Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN
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Mass TimesSunday 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: 6:30 PM English English EN Sacred Heart, Roseau, MN
- Friday: 9:00 AM English English EN Sacred Heart
- 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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prayer list
"Believe in the power of prayer. If not for yourself, believe in it for others. The world is weak, prayer is powerful, and He can do anything."
Please pray for the following:
David Shafer, Randy Kostrzewski, Frank Rentfrow, Phil Johnson, Lynn Hlucny, and Mike Bodell -
Spotlight
A Prayer for Father’s Day
Good and gracious God, you showed us the importance of fathers when you chose Joseph to care for your Son.
Bless all the fathers who share your unconditional love with their children.
Bring comfort to those fathers who have lost children, or are estranged from their children, and all those who mourn the loss of their beloved fathers.
Share your blessings with all those who yearn for a father’s love and heal those wounded by a father’s fallibilities.
Bless all men who mentor and nurture children who are not their own and become fathers to children who need them.
Help us, the sons and daughters of their hearts and bodies, to return their love and honor them as Jesus honored Joseph. Amen.
Religious Freedom Week
(June 22 to June 29)
Religious Liberty is our First, most Cherished Liberty
Religious freedom must be protected, upheld, and enabled not only in Minnesota, or even just the United States, but worldwide. Becuase God created mankind to worship him, we must help ensure every person is given th efreedom to fulfill this core human callign to woship God.
SUNDAY OBLIGATION
The Diocese of Crookston will join the other five MN dioceses in re-instating the Sunday Obligation to attend Mass on July 1st!Even though not required, masks and mitigation practices will continue to be respected for those who wish to do so.
The Eucharist manifests our relationship with God through Jesus and with one another.
Let’s reunite in Christ!
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord form now on." "Yes," said the Spirit, "let them find rest from their labors, for their works accompany them."
-Revelation 14:13
Our Sympathy to the family & friends of Mark Robinson who died this past week.
SACRED HEART FURNITURE CAMPAIGN
our furniture has arrived! Stop by and check it out! Thank you for your support.
If you are interested in making a donation in memory or honor of a loved one, please contact the parish office #218-463-2441
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Become a Member
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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Sacred Heart Building Project
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Corpus Christi at Sacred Heart
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Disciples Maker Program
Tri-Parish Missionary Disciples Maker
(6 Session Program)
Every parishioner, 18 years and older, is asked to gather in small groups or individually to participate in our Missionary Disciples Maker Program. It consists of 6 sessions with videos and follow up reflection questions. These questions are available in the church entrances to grab following Masses or any other time.
Everybody’s participation is encouraged and appreciated!
Revive Parishes
Welcome video!
Access videos online HERE! (You will need to create a login)
Use the following criteria
Diocese: Crookston
Parish: Sacred Heart, St. Mary's, or St. Philip's
Role: Volunteer
Questions: Deacon Aaron Kaiser akaiser@crookson.org or #218-280-4707
Course Schedule (Discipleship with Julianne Stanz)- Week 1: Maintenance to Mission
- Week 2: Immersion
- Week 3: Personal Discipleship
- Week 4: Share Prayer
- Week 5: Conversion
- Week 6: Accompaniment
- Section 5 Chapter 19 and Section 7 Chapters 26 & 28
NEXT: If you are on FIRE and HUNGRY FOR MORE, Revive just released: Everyday Apostles: Ordinary Methods to Help You Share an Extraordinary Message
Watch the trailer and access the videos HERE.
The world tells you to be quiet about your faith, that it's just personal and not meant to be shared. Yet Christ calls us to make “disciples of all nations'' - so how do we actually do it? You are invited to learn new mindsets, skills, and habits on how to share your faith with those around you in our latest course, Everyday Apostles: Ordinary Methods to Share an Extraordinary Story by Ryan O’Hara.
Everybody’s participation is encouraged & appreciated! -
Special Prayers
Prayer for a New Bishop
(prayed after the general intercessions)
Praise to you, Lord our God, our eternal shepherd and guide. In your love, grant the Diocese of Crookston a shepherd who will lead us in being Christ’s heart of mercy, voice of hope, and hands of justice. Help him to fill our minds and hearts with the truth of the Gospel, the power of the sacraments, and the desire to build up your holy Church. We ask this through Jesus Christ, your Son our Lod, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God for ever and ever. Amen.
Bishops of Crookston:
Most Rev. Timothy Corbett (1910-1938),
Most. Rev. John Peschges (1938-1944),
Most Rev. Francis Schenk (1945-1960),
Most Rev. Laurence Glenn (1960-1970),
Most Rev. Kenneth Povish (1970-1975),
Most Rev. Victor Balke (1976-2007),
Most Rev. Michael Hoeppner (2007-2021)
*Copies of this prayer are available in the church entrances.
SPIRITUAL COMMUNION
"My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You." Amen.
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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12th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Reflection of this week's Gospel of Mark 4:35-41 by FORMED.org
As we continue through Saint Mark’s Gospel, the day of teaching by the sea has concluded, and Jesus suggests crossing over to the other side. It has been a long day, and he falls asleep. Surely we can sympathize with that. Then a violent storm arises. Yet Jesus continues sleep, even as the boat is filling up with water. When his disciples wake him, he rebukes the wind and the sea—and then there is calm. This is an exercise of divine power, which draws to mind the mighty deeds of the Old Testament, such as the crossing of the Red Sea.
So why does Jesus ask the disciples: “Why were you terrified?” It seems obvious, but Jesus wants something more. Jesus uses this moment to draw the disciples into a deeper understanding of how they are to relate to God. If God is with them, then fear has no place. Like the disciples, we should always call upon Jesus in the storm, and he will calm the wind and the waves with his peace.
GIFT OF PEACEKey Passage: Jesus said to the sea, "Peace! Be Still!" Then the wind ceased, and there was a dead calm. He said to them, "Why are you afraid? Have you still no faith?" -Mark 4:39-40- Adults: when has the Lord calmed the stormy seas of your life?
- Children: what fear would you like the Lord to help you overcome?
"He asked them, 'why are you terrified? Do you not yet have faith?"
-Mark 4:40Do you really trust God? Is God your first choice or last resort? Is your faith something you just do on Sunday or do you live the Gospel message every day of the week? Many of us know about God. How many of us have a personal relationship with Him? Start now, open your heart ot receive our Lord. Talk and listen to Him throughout the day, in all circumstances. -
The Mass
An Overview of our Eucharist Celebration
Vatican Council II emphasized that the Mass was not to something that just the priest did, but something that the whole community or assembly did together - singing, praying, listening to God's Word, praying for the needs of the Church and world, sharing the consecrated bread and wine, and finally being sent back to their homes, schools and workplaces to live what they celebrated: God present with us to change our lives and gather us into God's own community of justice, love and peace.
Are you Aware of this? Our participation in Christ's Action at Mass
Just as the bread and wine are transformed by the Holy Spirit to become the Body and Blood of Jeuss, so we, too, are transfomred ever more into the Body of Christ, the Church, at each Eucharistic Liturgy. So the offering that Jesus makes to the Father is no longer of Himself alone on Calvary, but of Himself in union with His Body, the Church, throughout the whole world throughout all history!
The Eucharist is also the sacrifice of the Church. THe Church which is the Body of Christ particpates in the offering of her Head. With him, she herself is offered whole and entire. She unites herself to his intercession with the Father for all me. In the Eucharist the sacrifice of Christ becomes also the sacrifice of the members of his Body. The lives of the faithful, their priase, sufferings, prayer, and work, are united with those of Christ and with his total offering, and so acquire a new value. Christ's sacrifice present on the altar makes it possible for all generations of Christian to be united with his offering. -Catechism, #1368
We are truly united with Christ's sacrifice and intercession for the salvation of the world. Our participation in the Mass is a really big deal! -
Formed.org highlights
FORMED Your Catholic Faith on Demand
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PICK OF THE WEEKWatch: BAPTISM IN THE HOLY SPIRIT
as we celebrate the Nativity of John the Baptist this week, we remember his words: "He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit and fire" (Mt. 3:11). Jesus came to baptize us in the Holy Spirit, and the power and grace that comes from baptism in the Holy Spirit changes lives. Explore the meaning of this sacrament in this episode of The Wild Goose!
Learn: TRUE REFORMERS: episode 1 - St. Thomas More
St. Thomas was one of the greatest humanists of his age but also a man devoted to the spiritual life. His lifetime of learning, charity, and service to the public good of England enabled him to stand a patient and holy witness - and one of the greatest of modern martyrs.
Listen: WALK THE WALK: FOLLOWING CHRIST AS HIS DISCIPLE by Tim Gray
Being a disciple of Jesus has always been a synonymous with being a Christan. From the Scriptures and from his own experience, Dr. Tim Gray explains how Christian discipleship calls us to follow in the footsteps of Christ as engaged participats in God's plan. In doing so, we bear witness to the Lord in our families, workplaces, and communities.
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Grow in your faith
GROW IN YOUR FAITH
GOSPEL OF MARK
Starting Sunday Evenings
7-8:00 PM via Zoom
Reading through the Gospel of Mark -- the main Gospel for 2021
I invite anyone who wishes to join me on Zoom in reading through the Gospel of Mark. I will give an overview or introduction to the chapter or section of the Gospel that we are on and then we will take turns reading the verses and stopping if there are any questions or observations. We will proceed at the pace of the group and pick up where we left off at out next meeting.
No books needed except your Bible and your computer or laptop with a camera and microphone . If you do not have one you can get one at Roseau Computers for about $35.00.
Send me an email if you wish to join and I will send you the Zoom invite that will allow you to join me and others on-line. We will meet on-line on Sunday evenings. If there is interest, I would be open also to a time during the day on a weekday.
-Fr. John frjohnk@centurylink.net
ST. MARY'S MEN GROUP
We will be gathering for 6 sessions for the Tri-Parish Missionary Disciples Program.
If you are interested in joining call Fr. John #218-463-2441.
SACRED HEART MEN’S GROUP
Men’s Spirituality Group- We will gather in person at Sacred Heart with the option of Zoom. Sundays at 9am
Topics: Tri-Parish Missionary Disciples Maker Program
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Religious Education/Youth Ministry
CHRISTIAN BOYS CLUB
This year is the year of Joseph! We want to show the male youth of our church that they too have an earthly role model: JOSEPH! To encourage our young boys to live a God centered life and develop friendships within their church, we are looking to create a Christian Boys Club. We are seeking young men (high school and older) who would be interested in mentoring our younger boys of the church in their faith through structured activities, sharing God’s word, and prayer.
We will gather once a month on a Wednesday in the Summer for about 1.5 hrs.
We will meet in advance to make a detailed plan w/materials followed by our first gathering mid-June.
If you are male and called to help mentor the young boys of our church and build male comradery through a God centered life, please contact Sarah #218-242-5417.
YOUTH MINISTRYSummer Youth MinistryLooking for Service, Staff and Leadership Team Members for this summer’s camps. If you know of any exceptional juniors, seniors, or college students from your parish that you would recommend for service team, staff, or to be a part of leadership for the upcoming St. Teresa of Calcutta and St. John Paul 2 Camps, please share those names and contact emails with Carla Olsen (242-0161). We are hoping to fill each camp with positive leaders and role models who embrace their Catholic faith and are willing to share that faith with other youth in our diocese.
We hope all our youth in grades 7-12 (including 6th graders this year) (including this years 6th Youth Group will meet Wednesday evening at 6:00 at the City Park. All students in grades 7-12 are welcome to join us and are encouraged to bring a friend. Earl's orders (Google form sent on Remind and to parents' emails) are due by noon on Tuesday. Join us for faith, food, fellowship, and fun! Contact Carla (242-0161) with questions.
Also, mark your calendars for the rest of the summer youth group dates: June 30, July 14 & 28, August 11 & 25. -- more information will come as the dates get closer . Questions --- contact Carla. Olsen -- 242-0161
Summer Camps- Applications for the Saint Teresa of Calcutta Leadership Team can be found here
- Applications for the Saint John Paul 2 Service Team and Staff can be found here
SACRED HEART RELIGIOUS EDUCATION
RE Class Times: Wednesdays will aternate between two groups: K-6 and 7-11.A huge THANK YOU to all our teachers and volunteers who have helped us keep faith a priority in our youth’s lives. We couldn’t have done this without your contributions and are truly blessed for your ministries.
Children's Liturgy of the WordLit. of the Word for ages 4-Gr. 1 postponed until further noticeEven though we are not gathering the children together at this time, 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.
YOUTH TIME/TALENT/TREASURE GIVING ENVELOPES
"Give, and it will begiven to you. They will pour into your lap a good measure - pressed down, shaken together, and running over. For by you standard of measure it will be measured to you in return." -Luke 6:38
Have you seen these envelopes?
They are available in the church entance. It is an opportunity for our youth to learn how to become donors of their time, talent, and treasure. Have them fill out the back of the envelop and drop it in the collectio basket.
CONFIRMATION
Sunday, May 16th at Sacred Heart
Tyler Bjer, Kayla Dahl, Noah Habiger, Kara Hahn, Gavin Helgeland, Ginevra Johnson, Nolan Olsen, Adam Severson, Chantale Sibilleau, Justine Vonasek, Destine Winnerstrand
Each moment of your life, may you feel the Lord's embrace. May you sense His guiding presence in each challenge that you face. May His peace and light be with you, and may you realize how deeply loved you are within His eyes.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
HONORING OF 2021 GRADUATES
St. Philips May 23rd
Sacred Heart May 23rd
Haylee Bennett, Faith Berger, Katie Borowicz, Race Knochenmus, Renata Novacek, and Skyler Thingvold
Heavenly Father, surround those who are graduating with your grace. Bless them with hope so that they move into the future with eager and open hearts. Help them to put the knowledge, skills, and insights gained through their education to use for the good of all humankind. Inspire them to believe in the goodness of life even when faced with challenges and difficulties. As they commence with their lives, may they grow ever more grateful and wise. All this we ask in the name of Jesus, your beloved Son. Amen.
CONGRATULATIONS 1ST COMMUNICANTS
"I am the Bread of Life. Whoever comes to me will never go hungry, and whoever believes in me will never be thirst." -John 6:35
1st Communion celebrated April 25th at Sacred Heart Church
Cruz Remick, parents Jason & Trisha Remick
Kamri Johnson, parent Ashley Meyer
Connor Timmer, parents Ryan & Bridey Timmer
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Catholic Community Calendar (click on the red text)
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Read MoreWednesday, June 23, 8:00 AM
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Read MoreWednesday, June 23, 8:30 AM
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Read MoreWednesday, June 23, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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Read MoreThursday, June 24
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Thursday, June 24, 3:00 PM - 7:30 PM"It is enough for you to come into My presence. did I not say, "Come to Me, all you who are burdened and heavily laden and I will refresh you?" For you there is nothing more beneficial. You need to spend time close to My Eucharistic Heart. In My presence i communicate to your soul all that I want you to have, and all that I want you to know. You may not be aware of this as it is happening, but later you will experience the fruit and the efficacy of this time spent in My presence." -In Sinu JesuRead More
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Read MoreThursday, June 24, 6:30 PM
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Read MoreFriday, June 25, 6:30 AM - 8:00 AM
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Read MoreFriday, June 25, 9:00 AM
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Read MoreFriday, June 25, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM
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Read MoreSaturday, June 26, 4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
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