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ICC Parish Staff:
Rev. Fr. Tom Kuffel (Pastor) [email protected] 907-434-6117 Rev. Fr. Bala (Parochial Vicar) [email protected] 907-452-3533 Rev. Mr. Sean Stack, Deacon Rev. Mr. Bob Barnard, Deacon Rev. Mr. Bob Mantei, Dcn (Ret.)
Dcn. Chuck Bowman, [email protected] Kathy McDougall, Admin Assistant [email protected] Michelle Kraus, Rel. Ed. Facilitator [email protected] Terri Atkins, Bookkeeper [email protected] Grayce Barnard, Soup Kitchen Ops [email protected]
2 Doyon Place
Fairbanks, AK 99701
(907) 452-3533 Fax (907) 456-3336
http://iccfairbanks.org
Parish Office Hours Tues.-Fri. 9:00AM - 4:00PM
6.9.2019
Parish Information Mass Times: Daily: 12:10PM & 5:30PM Wed: 5:30PM Mass with Adoration & Confession Sunday: Sat 5:30PM, Sun 7:30AM & 10:00AM
Confessions: Daily 11:45AM - 12:00PM, Wed 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Sat 4:00PM - 5:00PM Baptism: Call Fr. Bala 907-452-3533 Marriage: Call six months prior to wedding date.
Stewardship: The End Easter Ends Today! We have completed the transformation. We have been given a new heart and have been made into the image and likeness of Christ.
We have been Christified! The purpose of stewardship is not to accomplish tasks, give money, and do service projects. Stewardship is the interior transformation of our hearts in which we become Christ-Like. That is why repentance is a radical re-orientation of our hearts into the image and likeness of Christ. This was lost by Adam and Eve, and it is restored to us by Jesus and Mary. Jesus the New Adam, Mary the New Eve brings forth a new creation. That is why the heart of stewardship is not merely using our time, talent, and treasure well — not even for God and his service. True stewardship opens our hearts to the power of the Holy Sprit to makes us one in Christ.
Receive the Holy Spirit. Whose sins you forgive
are forgiven them"
Status of Operating Fund - (July 1, 2018 - June 2, 2019) Includes CC Donations received
http://giving.parishsoft.com/iccfairbanks
“Come, Holy Spirit, fill the hearts
of your faithful kindle in them.
Bringing all souls to Jesus through Mary, the Immaculate Conception.
Weekly Budgeted Actual Collection
$11,072.26 $4,903.17
Over/Under Weekly Budget (-$6,169.09)
Year-to-Date Budgeted Year-to-Date Actual
$575,757.41 $305,162.47
Over/Under Yearly Budget ($270,594.94)
Expenses Budgeted Expenses To Date
$575,757.41 $476,745.00
June 9 11:00 AM Mass We honor Fr. Bala at Monroe’s Holy Family Chapel followed by the parish picnic. NO high school RE; postponed to June 16.
NO 10:00 AM MASS AT ICC! Parish Mass/ Picnic on JUNE 9th at Monroe 11:00 AM
June 10 - 14 The Regional Council will sponsor a VBS at St. Nicholas with FOCUS, a Missionary Group. For more information: https://bit.ly/2P5xDzD
June 15 3:30 PM Latin Mass with Fr. Dismas O.P. Potluck in Murphy Hall to follow.
June 16 Service of Healing and Blessing, 12:00 PM. Confessions and Anointing of the Sick will be available for those struggling with addiction, depression, suicide, divorce, widowhood — sin.
June 21: 8th Annual Soups On Benefit Golf Tournament. Sign in at 5:00 PM, Fairbanks Golf Club. All proceeds go to our Soup Kitchen.
June 21 Faith-Film-Food “St. Rita,” patron saint of lost causes, troubled marriages, and other family life issues. Potluck 6:30 PM, movie 7:00 PM.
July 26 - 27: Our second Annual Bike Pilgrimage from Delta Junction to North Pole. Registration form is online
https://www.sacredheartak.org/shc/pilgrim/pilgrim_survey.cgi
T-Shirts for Sale: We have royal blue T-shirts with ICC logo on them for sale. $20.00 Each. Contact Terri in the office if you want to purchase one. 452-3533
Value Village Fundraiser Soft goods only. Next collection deadline is June 28. Phone 374-9500 to schedule a dropoff.
Visiting Virgin Fatima Statue is available to spend time with your Family. Sign up in Vestibule 452-3701, 888-9290, 452-3533.
The Legion of Mary will be calling the parishioners throughout the summer to touch base with you, update our records, and invite you to our various ministries.
CD of the Week: Down to Earth: There are times when God grabs our attention and reminds us that He is in charge. Through humor and poignant biblical insights, Mark Hart reflects on an experience in his life in which our Lord grabbed his attention and put his Catholic faith to the test.
Please Remember in Your Prayers
Doreen Reed; Helga Savage; Mason Edwards; Ralph Payner; Rocco Vicari; Jim & Sandy Harity; Fr. Fred Bayler, Fr. Gerry Ornowski, Cathie Dolan; Bob Barnard;
Rebecca Weatherford and family; Edie Del Cecato; all elected officials; Kevin & Jackie and Grandson Jadin; Fred; Drew; Glenn Imus; Suki Ahn; Phillip Penpraze; Lily, Luna; repose of the soul of Mike DeLorme;
Bishop Chad and all past, present and future priests of our diocese; Virgil Gillespie; Sandra Connelly and family, and all names and intentions in our Book of Intentions. Prayer Intentions are being refreshed every 2 months.
Please call the office to add and/or remove a loved one to the prayer box.
Sat. June 8 7:00 AM
5:30 PM
Deceased Priests
John Courtney
George Peterson/Rosemarie Wentink &
Marie Chord Easter Weekday
First Saturday; Men’s Group 7:00 AM
Sun. June 9 7:30 AM
11:00 AM
Frank & Eleanor Hammers
ICC
Susan Jones/Frank McGilvary & Sharon
Nowicki
Keri DePalma/Darlene Cipra & Grace Minder
Pentecost
11:00 Mass at Monroe’s Holy Family Chapel -
NO Mass at ICC; Parish picnic following Mass
Mon June 10 12:10 PM
5:30 PM
Ruth Ann Holetz
John Chalupnik Weekday Legion of Mary
Tues. June 11 12:10 PM
5:30 PM
Delpino & Bertha
Jan Marie Grede Hammen St. Barnabas
Wed June 12 12:10 PM
5:30 PM
Deceased of Kearns family
Bill Kane Weekday
RCIA; Bible Study
Thur. June 13 12:10 PM
5:30 PM
Jan Marie Grede Hammen
Deceased of Kearns family St. Anthony of Padua
Fri. June 14 12:10 PM
5:30 PM
Robin Eagan
Deceased of Kearns family Weekday Voice in the Wilderness
Sat. June 15 5:30 PM Eileen Clough Tammy Tragis-McCook/Rosemarie Wentink & Shannon Christensen
St. Justin, Martyr Men’s Group 7:00 AM
Sun. June 16 7:30 AM
10:00 AM
Joseph Hammers
ICC
Tony Karl/Paulette Russell & Pat Hammers
Valerie Therrien/Dory Powell & Sharon Nowicki
Most Holy Trinity
Date Mass Intention Lector/Minister Feast Day Activity Time
Grayce Barnard Regional Soup Kitchen - 452-3533 - [email protected]
The 3 Biggest Lies of The Devil Debunked
1. Happiness comes from the things of this world – Truth: True happiness is a gift of God and does not come from this
world. Of course, aspects of our life (food, prestige and even family) are not “evil,” but simply limited.
2. Our natural instincts are evil and dangerous – Truth: We need to recognize that our natural instincts (sex, hunger,
emotions, etc.) are not bad. We must allow them to be educated and elevated toward their fulfillment in Christ.
3. We have to earn God’s love – Truth: In our relationship with God, we must come to realize that true love is a
gratuitous gift that we are given in the midst of our sin.
“Our job is to Love Others without stopping To Inquire whether or not they Are Worthy.” – Thomas Merton
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Soups On Benefit Golf Tournament Friday, June 21, 2019. All proceeds go to our Soup Kitchen. This is a fun event and we encourage you to come out and golf with us or volunteer some time to help with set up and assistance during the event.
For more information contact event chair, Michelle Kraus at 347-9350 or email: [email protected]
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We are always in need of volunteers on Saturdays and especially Sundays. Please let me know if you can help on either day. You are never more Like Jesus than when you’re serving.
I would like to thank everyone that graciously gave donations to the Soup Kitchen for the month of May. We received several boxes of canned goods, frozen chickens, bags of fish sticks, and homemade cookies. Thank you for your generosity.
Items needed for the month of June: Jars of mayonnaise (quart, ½ gallon, or gallon)
Possible future needs: Refrigerator in the kitchen, new steam tables with sneeze guards, new gas range, industrial ice maker.
Michelle Kraus Religious Education & Youth - 452-3533 - [email protected]
How Should We Read the Bible?
The Catholic Church teaches that the Bible is the inspired Word of God, that “God is the author of Sacred Scripture.” Through the Holy Spirit, Various people were called to use their talents to write down “whatever he wanted written, and no more.” (CCC, 105-106; DV, 11)
Saint Paul called the Church the “pillar and foundation of the truth.” (1Timothy 3:15) Let’s look at how the church teaches us to interpret Scripture:
• Consider the period, culture and kind of writing. • Read parts of Scripture in the context of the whole message. The Bible is made up of books that are very different in
style – but it is one work because the parts all point towards God’s plan, with Jesus at the center and heart. • Pay attention to the truths of faith expressed in Scripture. Great truths are always consistent with one another. Both
the Old and New Testaments present love for God and love for one’s neighbor as guiding principles of God’s love.
We can understand God’s message to us when we know how to interpret Scripture in the way God intended.
Praying the Psalms The book of Psalms is easy to find – it is almost in the exact center of the Bible. Find a psalm of thanksgiving and pray it together as a family, perhaps before a meal. You may wish to take turns reading, alternating lines or verses as you pray.
Vacation Bible School is June 10 – 14
Ages K – 6 at St. Nicholas Catholic Church Please go to: https://bit.ly/2P5xDzD for Information and Registration
Coordinator of Youth Ministry and Adult Faith Formation at Sacred Heart Cathedral
POSITION OPEN: Sacred Heart Cathedral is seeking a Coordinator of Youth Ministry and Adult Faith Formation. The position averages between 10-20 hours per week from mid-August to mid-June. The coordinator will be responsible for a faith formation program for youth and adults that empower them to live as Disciples of Christ, foster their spiritual growth and draw them into to responsible participation in the life, mission, and work of the church. The position will remain open until filled. For additional information, please contact Fr Ross Tozzi at [email protected]
The Preface The exchange that takes place after the priest washes his hands and asks God to not only accept our offering but to make our offering acceptable, now the Liturgy changes completely. It is no longer the priest and the people praying to God; God prepares us for the Epiclesis: the coming down of the Holy Spirit upon the sacrifice just as it did at Pentecost. After washing the hands and asking that our sacrifice be acceptable, we enter into the Holy of Holies with the simple exchange:
Priest: The LORD be with You People: And with your SPIRIT
Priest: Lift up your hearts People: We lift them up TO THE LORD
Priest: Let us give thanks (eucharist) to the LORD OUR GOD
People: It is right and just. This simple exchange comes from St. Hippolytus. (c. AD 215) 18 centuries later we say the same prayer. This prayer is more than just casual formalities. We are to enter into the Holy of Holies. This is not the sanctuary of the Church we are in, but we are to enter into the heavenly sanctuary, where Christ the Passover Lamb constantly offers the New Passover for us. T h i s N e w Pa s s o v e r ( t h e Crucifixion, Death, Resurrection, Ascension, and Pentecost which is really one act though for us in time is spread out over 50 days) is a living sacrifice that first frees us from our sins, the crucifixion of Christ, but then sanctifies us through giving us the Holy Spirit.
Stewardship: The Pastor’s Part Leadership is not a title nor is it a privilege. It is servanthood. It demands laying down your life for the other. Pastors are to be priests who offer prayer and sacrifice for the people and their sins. Pastors are to be a prophet explaining and outlining how to apply God’s Word to our lives. Pastors are king, that is he is the leader who prepares, plans, and then executes the vision for the parish. To do this, the pastor and the parish are to spend time reading, studying, and learning about successful practices to engage the faithful to create a stewardship culture. This article is one such study guide. The finance council is critical as they advise and direct the pastor, but more importantly, they help the pastor make difficult decisions and implement them to create a faithful stewardship culture. The parish council is made up of the various ministries and outreach programs of the parish. They let the pastor and the finance council voice their needs, plans and dreams. The Pastor’s part of stewardship expects buy-in from the parishioners. This buy-in is the realization that we are responsible to God for our time, treasure, and talent. We all are accountable and we will not fail less we fail in faith. We have seen many examples of irresponsibility lately. That is why we need to be all the more accountable to our Catholic Faith, ensuring that each parishioner knows what true stewardship is.
Pentecost: Re-Creation Pentecost is the feast 50 days from Passover. It is the harvest festival, when the ancients would gather the wheat. It is also the celebration when the Israelites celebrated their freedom from their slavery in Egypt. On this day, God gave Moses the Ten Commandments. It is also the day when, 50 days after Passover, Jesus sends the Promised Paraclete Who restores creation and fulfills the prophecy of Ezekiel (36:26):
I will give you a new heart, and a new spirit I will put within you.
I will remove the heart of stone from your flesh and give you a heart of flesh.
I will put my spirit within you so that you walk in my statutes, observe my
ordinances, and keep them. You will live in the land I gave to your
ancestors; you will be my people, and I will be your God.
I will deliver you from all your impurities. I will summon the grain and make it plentiful;
I will not send famine against you. Pentecost is the fulfillment of all the prophecies of the Old Testament, but as we read today what is most needed by all people is freedom. Freedom not to do what you want, but freedom to do what we were made for. We were made to love. We were made in the image and likeness of God and are complete in love only when we are one with God. Sin divorces us from God. It separates us from Him. It enslaves us in a duel to become our own god. God sends his Spirit to us through the Son Who empowers us to forgive and be forgiven. This is true freedom, when we no longer wrestle with sin, but live in God.
Update on Parish We have two new employees: Michelle Kraus as our new Religious Ed Coordinator, and Deidra Grace as our new sacristan and housekeeper. Beginning July 1st, we will change office hours and the Mass Schedule to help with the budget and also improve efficiency:
Monday The office will be closed and Fr. Tom will be off.
ICC Mass will be at 12:10PM. Tuesday
Office Hours 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Mass 12:10 PM Wednesday
Office Hours 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Monroe School Mass 8:10 AM Mass at Pioneer Home at 10:00 AM
ICC Mass will be at 5:30 PM followed by
adoration and confessions Thursday
Office Hours 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Mass at Denali Center 10:30 AM
ICC Mass at 12:10 PM Friday
Office Hours 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Monroe Mass 8:10 AM
ICC Mass 12:10PM
Confessions 11:30AM - 12:00 PM when Mass is at 12:10PM
The bishop has asked that we have 2 Latin Masses a month. Fr. Dismas will come up once a month for a weekend and celebrate the Dominican Mass Saturday at 3:30 PM, and then the Saturday 5:30 PM and Sunday 7:30 AM Novus Ordo Masses. Fr. Robert Fath will celebrate the Tridentine Rite Mass once a month also. Since we will have 3 active priests in Fairbanks, any time a priest is on vacation or out of town, the daily Mass will be cancelled at his parish. Fr. Tom will be gone July 28 - Aug 8 and Aug 24 - 31. There will be no daily masses during that time. Fr. John Hinsvark will cover the Sunday Masses.
Holy Day Masses at ICC will be 7:00 PM Vigil
12:10 PM Holy Day Fr. Chipero from Zimbabwa is coming June 13 to work in our Diocese.
Michelle Kraus and Fr. Tom will update the R.E. Program this July. Hopefully we have seminarians to help teach this coming year, especially with our teens. We will put in a new Baptismal Program following the program of Sacred Heart. It is a 3 video series from Formed.org along with a work book. We will have folders and brochures available August 1. We will have pamphlets and folders explaining the RCIA Program for any candidate wanting to discern joining the Catholic Faith. Contact Fr. Tom directly. We have been asked to have a Youth/Childrens Mass at the 10:00 AM Sunday Mass once a month. Students will take a greater part in the Mass along with teaching moments during the Mass.
Building Update The stewardship council approved that we spend $10,000 in the Spring of 2019 — 2020 fiscal year from the building fund to replace the front doors of the Church, widening the doors to fit standard 6 foot doors. Along with the doors we will look into re-carpeting the steps up to the nave of the Church. Before winter, we will put carpet tile in the soup kitchen entrance and into the serving line area as we have had people slip and fall when drinks are split or snow is tracked in. We will put a concrete retaining wall in place of the green retaining wall as we complete the new exit from Murphy Hall.
Area Mass Times
Sacred Heart Cathedral Sat. 4:30 PM
Sun. 8:00 AM; 11: 00 AM; 1:00 PM Spanish Mon-Sat. 7:30 AM (summer)
Immaculate Conception Sat. 5:30 PM; Sun. 7:30 AM & 10:00 AM
M-F. 12:10 PM & 5:30 PM
St. Raphael Sat. 6:00 PM; Sun. 9:30 AM T, Th. 9:30 AM; W. 5:30 PM
Saint Nicholas, North Pole Sat. 5:00 PM; Sun. 9:00 AM & 12:00 PM
M, T, Th, F. 9:00 AM; W 7:00 PM
St. Mark University Parish Sun. 5:30 PM Murie Auditorium T. 5:30 PM St. Mark’s Chapel
Good Shepherd, Ft. Wainwright Sun. 9:00 AM (S. Lights Chapel)
T, W. 6:00 PM (SLC) W, Th, F. 11:00 AM (BA Hospital)
Our Lady of Snows, Eielson AFB Sun. 10:30 AM T-F. 11:30 AM
Pentecost! The Promise Many Christians today have isolated the New Testament from the Old Testament. This heresy, called Marcionism, divided the Old Testament from the New Testament because the God of the New Testament was so much different than the Old. This heresy, which was taught around 144 AD, is alive and well today. Many Christian scholars read the New Testament without understanding the Old and in so doing, come up with teachings that are either absurd on one side or hollow on the other side. Pentecost and Confirmation are such teachings. Many Christians are so Christocentric that they deny the Holy Spirit who comes to do three things: First - and most important - Jesus sends his Spirit to renew the Covenant. Christianity is a covenantal religion in which God physically and spiritually, through His Son, exchanges His love for us. In so doing, He makes us new, giving us a new heart — a new life. See, days are coming—oracle of the LORD—when I will make a new covenant with the house of Israel and the house of Judah.
It will not be like the covenant I made with their ancestors the day I took them by the hand to
lead them out of the land of Egypt.
They broke my covenant, though
I was their master. But this is the covenant I will make with the house of Israel
after those days.
I will place my law within them, and write it upon their hearts;
I will be their God, and they shall be my people.
They will no longer teach their
friends and relatives, “Know the LORD!” Everyone, from least to
greatest, shall know me for I will forgive their iniquity and no longer remember their
sin.
The second teaching that many Christians deny is the power to forgive sins. Jesus tells his Apostles explicitly:
And when he had said this, he breathed on them and said to them, Receive the holy Spirit. Whose sins you forgive are
forgiven them, whose sins you retain
are retained. (John 20:19) This gift to forgive sins is given to the apostles and their successors. This many want to deny, and claim it was solely for the apostles and not for their successors. Many today do not want to make a confession, that is expose their sinfulness to another. Yet this is exactly what heals us. Every self-help group today demands that individuals who are struggling with something within need to expose it. They need to talk about it. They need to reveal it to be healed of it. So too with the Sacrament of Reconciliation. We in the sanctity and concealment of this Covenant (for that is what the word Sacrament is, translated from the Greek), we expose our woundedness and brokenness asking for healing. This power to forgive sins comes from the Holy Spirit and is given to those ordained to heal sin, but more importantly to act as a conduit of the Spirit to renew the heart of the sinner. Finally, the Spirit teaches us all truth (Jn 16:13):
When he comes, the Spirit of truth, he will guide you to all
truth. And (Jn 14:15):
“If you love me, you will keep my commandments.
I will ask the Father, and he will give you another Advocate to be
with you always, the Spirit of truth, which the world cannot accept,
because it neither sees nor knows it. But you know it, because it
remains with you, and will be in you.
We pray that the Holy Spirit fills the hearts of Christians to live in the Covenant, restored by the priestly power to forgive sins, and teach you to be faithful, living in the Truth!
June 9 11:00 AM Mass We honor Fr. Bala at Monroe’s Holy Family Chapel followed by the parish picnic
June 10 - 14 VBS at North Pole with Focus Missionaries
June 15 3:30 PM Latin Mass with Fr. Dismas O.P.
June 16 Healing Service 12:00 PM with confessions and Anointing of the Sick
June 21 Soup Kitchen Benefit Golf Tournament 5:00 PM
July 1 New Mass Schedule and Office Hours begins
July 4th 11:00 AM Patriotic Rosary at the Marian Grotto, Mass to immediately follow at 12:00 PM
July 26/27 Annual Bike Ride to North Pole from Delta.
July 28—Aug 8 Fr. Tom at KC Convention
Aug 18 1:00 PM Regional Picnic
Aug 24– 31 Fr. Tom on vacation.
UP COMING EVENTS Voice in the Wilderness
Charismatic Prayer Group Do you need prayer or healing? Come
Friday Night 6:30 PM at ICC’s K of C Room. Prayer ministry is powerful for it helps heal those
who experience isolation and desolation. Learning to pray through music and meditation
brings healing and comfort. If you need prayer: COME!
Meetings 5:30 PM Mondays
From Mary, we learn to surrender to God’s will in all things.
From Mary we learn to trust even when all hope seems gone.
From Mary, we learn to love Christ her Son and the Son of God
Being Legion of Mary inspires us to fill our souls with Holy Spirit as did Mary at the Incarnation
This year we are reading True Devotion to Mary by St. Louis de Montfort
Legion of Mary
Knights of Columbus: Charity, Unity, Fraternity in service of our Lord These are some of the highlights the KC’s do for our parish and Church!
Parish Discipleship: Encounter Christ Bishop Chad has given the pastors and the diocese a three-fold outline to evangelize our parishes, faithful, and diocese. 1. Encounter Christ. 2. Be Transformed by this Encounter of Christ (New Heart). 3. Become Missionary Disciples, telling others how you have
encountered Christ and how your life is transformed for the better.
Has encountering Christ become a Lost Value at ICC?
Looking at society and the emphasis on secularism and relativism by the media we hardly hear about those who encounter Christ and are transformed into living disciples. Did you hear about the martyrs who gave their lives to Jesus today? Did you hear about our priest who was held at gun point by terrorists and lived? Did you hear about the person who died shortly after receiving Last Rites? So many today are encountering Christ and being transformed.
Are you?
• Send a Wounded Warrior to Lourdes • Ultra Sound Initiative (provides ultrasound
equipment to prolife pregnancy centers) Coats for Kids (KC’s provide winter coats for kids)
• Pro-Life Walk in Washington DC • Seminarian Match Fund for Vocations
• Promotes Save Environment Training • Insurance Benefits from annuities, life insurance,
accidental death benefits and more • Fr. McGivney’s Guild to help promote sanctity • Brotherhood of Accountability
Vacation Bible School June 10 - 14 at St. Nicholas
with FOCUS Missionary Group
For more information and to register, go to: https://bit.ly/2P5xDzD
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