June 10, 2018 | 10TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

23955 Nicolai Ave. E., Hastings, MN 55033 651-437-3526

www.stjosephmiesville.com Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 am-1:00 pm

410 Colvill St. W., Cannon Falls, MN 55009 507-263-2578

www.stpiusvcf.org Office Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00 am-2:00 pm

SUNDAY MASSES

SATURDAY

4:00 PM SPV 6:00 PM SJ

SUNDAY

8:30 AM SPV 10:00 AM SJ 11:30 AM SJ (EF)

DAILY MASSES

TUESDAY

8:00 AM SPV

WEDNESDAY

5:00 PM SJ

THURSDAY 8:30 AM SJ

FRIDAY 8:00 AM SPV

FIRST FRIDAY 7:00 PM SJ(EF)

SACRAMENT OF

RECONCILIATION

SATURDAY

3:00 PM SPV 5:30 PM SJ

EUCHARISTIC

ADORATION

THURSDAY 9:00 AM–5:00 PM SJ

FRIDAY 8:30 AM–6:00PM SPV

Dealing with Demons We hear in this weekend’s Gospel that Jesus has no problem in nuking the faulty logic of the scribes “by the prince of demons, he drives out demons”. But he does say something interesting afterwards. He says, “But no one can enter a strong man’s house to plunder his property unless he first ties up the strong man.” What

Jesus is saying is that even though the house of Satan, may be strong, his defense can be breached by tying him up. Jesus has done just that.

Jesus accepts life as a struggle between the power of evil and the power of God. He did not waste time speculating about problems no one can answer. He did not argue about where evil came from. But he dealt with it effectively. We spend too much time on why there is evil in the world and not enough time working on ways to tackle it. Suppose we wake up and find that the house is on fire. We do not sit, read, and speculate on what causes house fires. We grab what we can in order to deal with the fire. Jesus sees the essential struggle between good and evil, and dealt with it, and gives us the power to deal with it.

The defeat of demons did not show that Jesus was in alliance with Satan. In defeating demons, Jesus showed that he desired to save bodies as well as souls. There are several evils in the world that invade both body and soul. Let us be mindful to not wring our hands about it, but to do what we can to defeat it.—TB

Kinship Then we hear in this Gospel asking “Who are my mother and my brothers?” I truly love my mother and my brothers and sisters. They would never intentionally do anything to get in my way in following what I believe God is calling me to do or be. But if that ever happened, I would have to make a decision on who my mother and brothers and sisters are.

When it comes to doing the will of God, what is true kinship? I realize that bloodlines may have a role in it, but Jesus seems to intimate that there is more to it than that.

People can show true kinship when they share a profound common experience, and that experience bonds them together. Even though I have not seen most of them in over 30 years, I still feel a certain bond with the people I served in the Army with. I certainly feel a certain bond with the men I was ordained with more than most other priests.

I think true kinship also shown common interests. People bond that way because they can relate to each other on a different level. My dad had the same guys he played golf with, and that is the way they connected.

True kinship can be found in our leadership. There is a kinship among coworkers on the job working for the same boss. There is a kinship among players on a team following the coach’s game plan.

True kinship can also be had with a common goal. I think what binds us together as Americans is when there is a crisis to be solved or when we are called to support our troops.

As Christians, we have true kinship. We share a common experience from our baptism, show our common interest by sharing in this meal, we all are disciples of Jesus Christ, and our goal is to bring about the glory of God. Who are my mother and brother and sister? At this moment, it is the people I serve.—TB

2 From Father Terry

Please Pray For Mike Klimek, Tony Godfrey, Don Totzke, Dick Collins, Larry Rehder, Loren Jacobson,

Dan Williams, Dick Laliberti, Jason Hart, Gary Cater, John Doerner, Jerome Blazevic, Colleen Moline, Croix Preble, Loretta Lee, Tim DeGross, Bill Bogenrief, Pam (Schweich) Peine, Karen Horsch, Fred Angell, Victoria Rosas, David Preibnow, Paul Olson, Vaugh & Theresa Bien, Darlene Hubbard, George Novak, Dan Stoffel, Gladys Dinsen, Keith Price, Lily Montgomery, Sherrill Bjornson, Cathy Berg, Mia Volpe, Lolly Denn, Jennifer McNamara, Art & Arlene Peterson, Janet Acquard, Georgiana Wagner Knutson, Jack Bennerotte, Jim Thiel, Bill & Dorothy (Wagner) Sensibaugh, Donny Waltz, Patricia Mills If you know someone that would appreciate prayers for their health and wellness, please call the office.

June

SUNDAY

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1st Reading Gn 3:9-15 2nd Reading 2 Cor 4:13--5:1 Gospel Mk 3:20-35 10th Sunday in Ordinary Time

MONDAY

11 1st Reading Acts 11:21b-26; 13:1-3 Gospel Mt 5:1-12 St. Barnabas, Apostle

TUESDAY

12 1st Reading 1 Kgs 17:7-16 Gospel Mt 5:13-16

WEDNESDAY

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1st Reading 1 Kgs 18:20-39 Gospel Mt 5:17-19 St. Anthony of Padua, Priest & Doctor of the Church

THURSDAY

14 1st Reading 1 Kgs 18:41-46 Gospel Mt 5:20-26 Flag Day

FRIDAY

15 1st Reading 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16 Gospel Mt 5:27-32

SATURDAY

16 1st Reading 1 Kgs 19:19-21 Gospel Mt 5:33-37

SUNDAY

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1st Reading Ez 17:22-24/ 2nd Reading 2 Cor 5:6-10/ Gospel Mk 4:26-34 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time; Father's Day

Readings & Observances for the Week

Living as Disciples 3

Presence explores the truth and beauty of Christ’s Real Presence in the Eucharist, from its origins in Sacred Scrip-ture, to its profound role in the life of the Church and its members. www.SPVSJ.FORMED.org

We have been blessed with a pledge of $25,000 from the Catholic Schools Center of Excellence (CSCOE). However, in order to receive these funds, we need to raise our own $25,000. Please consider a donation. More information can be found on the school website at sjb-school.org. Checks can be sent to St. John’s School at PO Box 50, Vermillion, MN 55085. Thank-you for considering a donation. Please also consider visiting the school. We’d love to show what we’re doing to build on the excellence that you established in each of our parish schools.

Celebrating our Catholic Marriages and Families

Father’s Day is an important time to celebrate and promote the role of fatherhood within the Christian family. Fathers, by their word and example, pass on the faith and reflect the image of God the Father within their homes. Christian marriages reflect the relationship between Christ and the Church and have the Holy Family as their primary model. As devoted Catholics, members of the Knights of Columbus nourish, support and strengthen Catholic family life through parish-based programs and charitable works. Next Sunday, our parish’s Knights of Columbus council invites each couple present to affirm their wedding vows. We hope that by doing so you and your spouse will again experience the grace received on your wedding day, when you gave witness to the union of Christ and the Church. We pray that your marriage continues to be strengthened through the example of the Holy Family and the love that comes from Christ.

The "Giving Tree" is up in the main entrance for items we need over the summer for the Lock In, VBS and Totus Tuus. Please look over the tree, take a tag for something you can donate and check back often- it will be replenished. Give where you can! Thanks for supporting our youth programs!

The youth Lock In is Friday, June 15! Starts at St. Pius V and then we travel to Camp Victory in in Zumbro Falls and then back to St. Pius V. Registration forms can be downloaded on our website under the Catholic Formation tab or can be picked up at the entrances.

Three Rivers Community Action is in need of Volunteer Drivers for our Home Delivered Meals program. Contact Home Delivered Meals Volunteer Coordinator Nicole Pelzl at 507-732-8588. See posted flyer for more information.

We have received “FREE” publications this week for the month of June. Please take one home for daily scripture and reflections.

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PARISH STAFF Parish Office 507-263-2578 Emergency # 651-229-5189

Pastor: Fr. Terry Beeson stogie928@hotmail.com

Deacon: Kevin Downie 507-202-5304 deacon.kmd@gmail.com

Business Administrator: Patti Brown spvparish@gmail.com Administrative Assistant: Mary Waldschmidt spvparishoffice@gmail.com Faith Formation Coordinator/Youth Ministry: Cindy Meyers spvcfyouth@gmail.com Music Director: Sue Franke-Clark Building & Maintenance: Shawn Carpenter spvmaint@gmail.com Prayer Network: Call the parish office KC Webpage www.kc4481.mnknights.org

Fr. Terry’s Weekly Appointments:

Monday: Day off Tuesday: 8:00 AM Mass (St. Pius) 12:00Noon Deanery Meeting (St. Joe’s) 2:00 PM Eye Appointment (Pearl) Wednesday: 5:00 PM Mass (St Joe’s) Thursday: 8:30 AM Mass (St. Joe’s) 9:30 AM Staff Meeting (St. Joe’s) 7:00 PM KofC Meeting (St. Pius) Friday: 8:00 AM Mass (St Pius) 9:00 AM To Fargo Saturday: 1:00 PM Return from Fargo 2:00 PM Baptism (St. Pius)

3:00 PM Confessions (St. Pius) 4:00 PM Mass (St. Pius) 5:30 PM Confessions (St. Joe’s) 6:00 PM Mass (St. Joe’s)

Sunday: 8:30 AM Mass (St. Pius) 10:00 AM Mass (St. Joes) 6:00 PM Ordination Class

Dinner (St. Pius)

ST PIUS V PARISH CALENDAR Sunday, June 10 8:30 am Mass for Clarence WahYee Young† Monday, June 11 Tuesday, June 12 8:00 am Mass for Mary Lou Endres† Church cleaning after Mass Wednesday, June 13 Thursday, June 14 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus meeting Friday, June 15 8:00 am Mass for Kathy Beeson† 8:30 am—6:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration 1:00 pm Camp Victory Youth Lock-in Saturday, June 16 3:00 pm Reconciliation 4:00 pm Mass for Fr. Martin M. Fleming† Sunday, June 17 Father’s Day 8:30 am Mass for Jim Weber† Blessing of Married Couples CHWC Sending Blessing

LITURGICAL SCHEDULE Friday, June 15 Homebound Ministers Rosemary Pirrung, Ann Lund-NH, Arlis Burr-TR

Saturday, June 16 4:00 pm Lector Bob Rahman Servers Open, Open, Open Eucharistic Ministers Deacon Kevin, Bob Wernimont, Kathleen Mason, Morris & Audrey Mattson Ushers Gary & Helen Sigmeth, Regina Wernimont Greeters Donna Mae Johnston & Pat Island Sacristan Donna Miller

Sunday, June 17 8:30 am Lector Earl Stodden ServersXavier Brechtel, Emily & Elias Wojahn Eucharistic Ministers Kaly & Missy Banks, Larry Hoffman, John & Phyllis Hommes, Jean Mercier Ushers Ed, Nick & Jim Lorentz Greeters Pat & Ron Reinardy Sacristan John & Phyllis Hommes

June 13

Knights of Columbus Meeting KC Council 17013 will meet Tuesday, June 19, at 7:30 pm in the Parish Hall. All men of the parish can join our Council. If interested, call Harry Roberts at 651-327-2390.

Name Our Council St. Joe’s new Knights of Columbus Council 17013 needs a name. We are opening the naming process up to the entire parish. KC Council names can be religious names (eg. Holy Family), saints or parish names (St. Joseph), hierarchy or clergy names (Pope John Paul II, Father John Doe, names submitted from this category must have our bishop's approval), Deceased Knights, prominent Catholic laymen (Luke E. Hart) or council location names (Miesville). Anyone may submit a name by emailing or calling Harry Roberts, harryroberts53@yahoo.com, 651-327-2390 or the parish office.

We continue to collect baby items for Total Life Care Center. The cradle is kept in the lower level by the elevator door for continued donations. Please continue to pray for the unborn babies and know that you can spiritually adopt a baby anytime.

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LITURGICAL SCHEDULE Saturday, June 16 6:00 pm Lector Brian Molitor Eucharistic Ministers Sharon Illa, Jeff Mace & Mike Otto Ushers Randy Peine Family Servers Clarisa Kramer & Alex Mace Rosary Leader Don & Carol Schauer

Sunday, June 17 10:00 am Lector Kevin Weber Eucharistic Ministers Diane Illa, Nick Ries & Richard Roche Ushers Stoffel Family Servers Caleb Kimmes & Gavin Molitor

ST. JOSEPH PARISH CALENDAR

Sunday, June 10 10:00 am Mass for Bill Freiermuth† 11:30 am Extraordinary Form of the Mass for Gary & Maurita Kaminsky Monday, June 11 Tuesday, June 12 Wednesday, June 13 5:00 pm Mass for Lindsey & Stephen Bourbeau Thursday, June 14 8:30 am Mass for Marie Lorenz† 9:00 am—5:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration 6:00 –7:30 pm CCW Meeting Friday, June 15 Saturday, June 16 5:30 –5:45 pm Reconciliation

6:00 pm Mass for Mary Ann Rother† Sunday, June 17 Father’s Day 10:00 am Mass for Loretta Schaffer† CHWC Sending Blessing 11:30 am Extraordinary Form of the Mass for Esther Ebnet †

PARISH STAFF Parish Office 651-437-3526 Emergency # 651-229-5189

Pastor: Fr. Terry Beeson ext. 11 stogie928@hotmail.com Deacon: Kevin Downie 507-202-5304 deacon.kmd@gmail.com Business Administrator: Patti Brown ext. 10 stjosephm@embarqmail.com Faith Formation Director: Cathy Roche ext. 24 caroche@embarqmail.com Director of Parish Life Activity & Youth: Norma Berens noberens@embarqmail.com Music Director: Heidi Mace hemace@embarqmail.com Building & Maintenance Mike Otto Cemeterian: Rebecca Susag

COLLECTION June 3, 2018

Envelopes & Plate ..........................$4,755.50 Electronic Contributions ............... $430.00

Electronic Building Fund ................... 130.00 Weekly Projection ........................ $4,327.00 This week’s difference ....................+$858.50 Projected year to date ............... $212,023.00 Collected year to date ...............$220,881.89 Over year to date ............................ $8,858.89

Thank you very much!

Totus

Tuus

“Totally Yours” Summer Program!

July 9-13 (9am-2:30pm) Gr: 1-6

@ St. Joseph Church July 8-12 (7pm-9:15pm) Gr: 7-12

@ St. Pius V Church

There’s still time to take advantage of this wonderful faith growing experience for our young people! Totus Tuus registration forms available in the parish hall and on the parish website.

Preschool VBS: “Living In God’s Kingdom”: July 9-12 (9am-11:30am) There are still spaces available.

Thank you to all who helped with the graduation Mass/brunch: Norma Berens, Amy and Haddi

Jo Furlong, Carolyn, William and Joseph Howell, Jennifer, Randy, Alexa and Caleb Kimmes, Dylan King, Brooke Lidberg, Joey Roche, Katie Serres, and Linda Steenkamp. You all put on an amazing brunch! Thank you Patti Brown for making the program for Mass, Heidi Mace & choir for the music and Fr. Terry for the special blessing.

LAST CALL: next week June 12-14 (Tuesday at 7:30 pm -Thursday) Only a few spots remain! June Women's Mid-week retreat - Franciscan Retreats and Spirituality Center in Prior Lake,

Restore body and spirit among the springtime beauty and blossoms of Franciscan Retreats and Spirituality Center at our June Women's Mid-week retreat. Theme: Towards a Spirituality of Joy: Love More - Laugh More - Be Not Afraid.

Experience a generous blend of scheduled time to open time. Four talks, prayer sessions, holy hour, one on one spiritual direction, and opportunity for unhurried confession or anointing. Bring back that springtime bounce in your step! All meals cooked lovingly on site.

Register by calling: 952-447-2182 or online at www.franciscanretreats.net/register - explore our new website!

A Question & Answer insert is in this bulletin from the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis about the Bankruptcy settlement.

Miesville Mudhen

Schedule

June 10—At Hastings 2 pm 13—Burnsville Bobcats 8 pm 15—@ Elko 7:30 pm 17—Northfield 2 pm 20—Austin Greyhounds 8 pm 22—St Paul Mudhents 8 pm Public Safety Night

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