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www.stjsgala.org PADRE PAUL’S PONDERINGS Doubt as the Companion of Faith
I never much cared for the term “doubting Thomas,” because it’s Third, trust. We don’t know the big plan. And it can be hard to a really unfair label to give Saint Thomas, who is front and see past the short-term situation we may be in. I think of Saint center in this week’s Gospel. He is not there when Jesus comes Charles de Foucauld, the saint who ministered to the Muslims in the first time; perhaps upset and troubled about what has Algeria. He once said something to the effect of it maybe just happened and needing to take some time alone. The first time being his job to till the soil when he hadn’t gotten any converts Jesus comes everyone present sees the wounds in His hands and to Christianity. God is working things out, and with God all side as He says “peace be with you.” When Thomas has this things are possible. Sometimes His timeline and ours differ, but opportunity, he says “My Lord and My God,” one of the boldest ultimately things work out because God is in control. proclamations of faith in the Bible. His eyes see a man; but he knows this is God. And Thomas will lay down his life for the Fourth, believe in God but also in yourself. God has put you faith. and me here for a reason, and when we discern our mission, we have to remember it’s a marathon, not a sprint. Trusting that As we go through life, as we all know there are frequently God has a plan, and discerning what that is, it can be tempting valleys that we go through. Like Thomas before coming to know at times to give up when things aren’t going well. But as I said, the resurrection has happened, we can feel quite dejected at Thomas came back to the room, and ultimately he died for the times. Obviously it goes without saying the last year has been faith. While I’ve had some challenges as a priest, I’ve never incredibly challenging with the pandemic, and even though we doubted that this is what God asked me to do with my life for have hopes now it is beginning to wane, there are still so many my vocation. Inevitably we may doubt at times how we do as a challenges for us all. We all face our own mortality. We can be parent, a spouse, a priest, or whatever our vocation is. We may hurt by others decisions. We make mistakes and let ourselves look back at our shortcomings and be frustrated when we make and others down. We see so much evil in the world that at times a mistake again. But inside all of us, as we heard during the it can be overwhelming. But the question is what do we do when Easter vigil reflecting on Genesis and creation, is such good. the doubts come at us about what is going on and will it ever God sees this, and we need to as well, knowing He’ll see us get better and where God is in all this? How do we make through but also that He believes in us. peace with the doubts? Fifth, have patience. Again, know you will fail at times in your As a starter, we remember there’s a difference between vocation; you’ll make mistakes and fall back into a sin; you’ll let doubt and despair. Despair is where we give up on God someone down. This patience though we also need to have with completely. Doubt is where we question. Thomas this week in the other people. It can be so hard when people make bad Gospel wasn’t present when Jesus came the first time. But decisions, or we wonder why a person has seemingly lost their remember, the others doubted too until they saw the wounds way. This patience is tempered by staying involved in their lives and heard the words “peace.” Thomas though then sees the - note the first reading says the apostles “bore witness to the wounds and touches the Lord and says “my Lord and my God.” resurrection of the Lord Jesus” (Acts 4:33). We do this by His eyes see a man; his heart knows God is there. What a lovingly meeting people where they are at and challenging profession of faith. Jesus surely must have experienced doubts them when they are doing something immoral or falling away too in the garden before His death. But He and Thomas trusted. from the faith, but it must always be done wisely; admonishing Thomas wasn’t there the first time Jesus came; maybe he left to or shaming does not work. But a conversation in private or ask God some questions in prayer. But he didn’t keep on listening first before giving some advice can go a long way. walking. He went back to the room; Jesus left the garden and However it takes time for the seeds to grow, and it can be picked up His cross. We need to remember there is more to the frustrating when a person seems to “not get it” or we ourselves story than meets the eye when things are going bad, and trust fall into a sin. God never gives up on us though. So let’s strive to that God has a plan and better days are ahead. be patient, because eventually God’s grace can do so much in a soul. Second, remember faith isn’t contingent upon feelings. Sometimes God feels very close. Think of holding your child for And lastly, look to others to help build your faith. Thomas was the first time if you’re a parent, or having a tea party with your not alone in that room; the others were with him, and helped him 4 year old little girl and her stuffed animals. Then think about complete his mission. Seek people out, especially if you are getting a door slammed in your face and that same child being having doubts about God, the future, or yourself - people who enraged with you for saying no you can’t go to that party when will support but also listen to you, and help to run the marathon they are 15. The point is the parent doesn’t stop loving their of life with you. Remember it was because of Mary of Magdala child, even if the love in one situation might seem like it’s not that Peter and John left the room the first time, and found the being returned. In our prayer life, sometimes God may feel far empty tomb. The same is true with others who lead us to Jesus away. Or we may pray and not feel like we’ve gotten an when we are doubting and afraid. answer. These feelings, or lack of them, can go on for a while. But in these moments, it’s important to keep trusting. Silence does Padre Paul’s Pondering continued on page 4 not mean God is refusing to act. STEWARDSHIP ST. JOSEPH’S STAFF & INFO
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Church of St. Joseph ∙ Rosemount, Minnesota SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER 3 LITURGY & WORSHIP
MASS INTENTIONS Padre Paul’s Pondering continued from page 2 Life can be so frustrating. So much is out of our control, we see Mon 12 8:30 † William Francois evil around us day in and day out, and also deal with things Tues 13 8:30 Word & Communion Service like our health or things other people do to us that are out of Wed 14 8:30 Word & Communion Service our control. But let us remember, as we’ve just celebrated dur- Thurs 15 8:30 † Dick Stadler ing Holy Week, God’s answer to sin and evil was to confront it Fri 16 8:30 † Barbara Davis - and He is victorious. Now it’s our job to follow the apostles out Sat 17 5pm † Pat & Phyllis Bohnert of the locked room and to be God’s witnesses in this world, Sun 18 7am St. Joseph Parish Community which has so much good in it. So too is there so much good in Sun 18 8:30 † Marvin & Stephen Karnick humanity, and in you - so believe in yourself and this world by living out the virtues of faith, hope and love. Sun 18 10:30 † Roberto Malate Remember doubt is no sin. It means we have an engaged faith READINGS life, and are thinking. So make friends with the doubts and ac- cept them, but don’t let them take over. Because Jesus’ victory is For the Week of April 11 ours too, and He will lead us to the finish line even if that line Sunday: Acts 4:32-35/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 can be hard to see. [1]/1 Jn 5:1-6/Jn 20:19-3 Monday: Acts 4:23-31/Ps 2:1-3, 4-7a, 7b-9 God’s blessings to you! ~Fr. Paul [cf. 11d]/Jn 3:1-8 Tuesday: Acts 4:32-37/Ps 93:1ab, 1cd-2, 5 [1a]/ SACRAMENTS Jn 3:7b-15 Wednesday: Acts 5:17-26/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [7a]/ Jn 3:16-21 Thursday: Acts 5:27-33/Ps 34:2 and 9, 17-18, 19-20 [7a]/Jn 3:31-36 Friday: Acts 5:34-42/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14 [cf. 4abc]/ Jn 6:1-15 Please pray for the following couple who will enter into Saturday: Acts 6:1-7/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19 [22]/ the Sacrament of Matrimony soon: Jn 6:16-21 Next Sunday: Acts 3:13-15, 17-19/Ps 4:2, 4, 7-8, 9 Alyssa Bigelow & Matthew Purfeerst [7a]/1 Jn 2:1-5a/Lk 24:35-48 April 24, 2021 VOCATION VIEW
Easter: resurrection and new life; to be begotten by God. A new life, shared from a conquered tomb. Meaning for life for people for thousands of years. Nothing more secure, nothing more lasting. Come, tell the story.
Thank you, Liturgical Ministers! Many thanks to all the ministers who helped us with our Holy Week liturgies, including our Lectors, Ushers, Extraordinary Ministers, Musicians, as well as those who help our place of worship look beautiful, and a particular thanks this year to our Video Ministry so essential to keeping our community connected. Blessings on each one of you for your gift of talent and time.
Church of St. Joseph ∙ Rosemount, Minnesota 4 APRIL 11, 2021 FAITH FORMATION & PARISH INFORMATION
Eucharistic Adoration PASTORAL CARE Wednesday 4p-8:30p Would you or someone you know like a home Adoration is available during the visit, communion or an anointing? If so, please following Faith Formation Nights: contact the Parish Office at 651-423-4402. April 14, 21, & 28 BAPTISMS All Are Welcome! Baptisms are celebrated on the 1st and 3rd weekend of each month after the 10:30am mass. (please note that there can be fluctuations St. Joseph Community in this schedule depending on other liturgical Vacation Bible School 2021 needs). Parents are required to have completed August 2-6, 2021 ~ 9:00am-12:00pm the Baptism Preparation class which is offered Mark your calendars now for another AMAZING the 2nd Thursday of each month at 6:30 pm. St. Joseph Community VBS! This summer we'll For more information please call the parish embark on an epic quest to discover God's Greatest Treasure...Us! office at 651-423-4402. Registration will open in April 2021 - Stay Tuned! RECONCILIATION Individual reconciliation ~ Saturdays at 3:30 pm Eligible Participants: Those entering Grades K-5 for the 2021-22 or by appointment. Communal celebrations and school year. Cost: will be $50 per Participant. Individual celebrations are held during Advent Volunteers always Needed - If interested in being a Station Leader and Lent. Contact [email protected] MARRIAGE All couples anticipating Christian marriage should contact the Parish Office at YOUTH MINISTRY EVENTS: (651) 423-4402 at least 6 months prior to a wedding date being set. SUMMER FESTIVAL—Registration is Now Open ANOINTING OF THE SICK This Sacrament High School camp (Grades 9-12) - July 11-14 may be received by any Catholic who is Middle School camp (Grades 6-8) - July 18-21 seriously ill, about to undergo major surgery, or i c t (Sunday afternoon - Wednesday afternoon) n poor health. Please all he Parish Office, (651) 423-4402 if this sacrament is needed. Summer Fest is an awesome 4-day camp that's PRAYER CHAIN To place a prayer request call hosted each year on a college campus. They Pat at 651-452-7689 or email have amazing games, excellent & engaging [email protected] speakers, a high-energy live band all week & FAITH FORMATION and SACRAMENTAL much more! Teens routinely call it their favorite PREPARATION week of the year - plus it is huge for growing in their faith. Teens Sunday School for ages 3, 4, and 5 is held come back from camp with their faith on fire like never before! during the 8:30 & 10:30 Masses. Early Registration pricing until April 28 Faith Formation for Grades 1-12 along with Early registration price is $275 for the week Sacramental Preparation. High School Registration: https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/wp- Call (651) 423-4402 for more information. content/uploads/2021/02/2021-SF-flier.pdf ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL & PRESCHOOL St. Joseph School provides a God-centered, Middle School Registration: https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/wp- supportive academic environment for students, content/uploads/2021/02/2021-SF-flier-MS.pdf Grades PreK-8. Contact Kelly Roche, Principal at (651) 423-1658 for more information. VBS After Hours: August 2-5 (Monday - Thursday) DAILY ROSARY Cost: $45 for the week—Open to 6-12th Graders The rosary is prayed before each weekday VBS After Hours is a fast-moving summer camp that happens the Mass (Mon.-Fri.) starting 35 minutes before the week of VBS, Mon-Thurs after the kids’ morning program. But this one scheduled Mass time–except on First Friday when isn’t for kids—it's for 6-12 graders who want to have some summer the rosary is prayed at the start of Eucharistic fun while also growing as a leader & in your faith! Adoration. All are invited to join us as we pray for the needs of the Church and community. Each day starts with lunch, a really creative campus– wide game (like BULLETIN DEADLINE: Noon on Mondays. All “ultimate fruit,” “water wars,” slip-n-slide kickball & much more!) Then bulletin announcements should be sent to our afternoons are full of cool faith activities, prayer, more games, [email protected] and relatable talks & lots of time to bond with your peers. We promise appropriate staff personnel for approval you’ll have fun, grow in your faith, & come out a more confident, joy- before they will be included in the bulletin. ful Christian!" Registration: https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/wp- Church of St. Joseph ∙ Rosemount, Minnesota content/uploads/2021/02/VBS-Permission-Form-21.pdf SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER 5 CALENDAR PARISH LIFE EVENTS
Monday, April 12 PLEASE JOIN US TODAY… 8:20 am Moms in Prayer, Rm 115 8:30 am Mass, Church The Church of St. Joseph will be celebrating 6:00 pm AHG Meeting, Rm 100 Divine Mercy Sunday on April 11th from 2-4pm; with a special prayer service which 6:30 pm Harvest Fest Meeting, Rm 102 Tuesday, April 13 includes Eucharistic Adoration. 8:30 am Word & Communion Service, Church Use the link below for the Worship Aide: 9:00 am Divine Mercy Cenacle, Rm 115 https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/2020/08/20/divine-mercy- 2:45 pm Hand Chime Rehearsal, Church service-april-11/ 3:00 pm High School Retreat Team, SH A LIVESTREAM: Wednesday, April 14 https://vimeo.com/stjoesmn 8:30 am Word & Communion Service, Church 9:00 am Grandparent Ministry, Rm 101 Have you had a great time at the Harvest Festivals in the past 4:00 pm FF Adoration, Church 4:15 pm FF Elementary and thought to yourself...I would love to be a part of this 4:15 pm Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102 committee?!? Here is your chance!! 5:30 pm FF Elementary Meeting for the 2021 Harvest Festival will be this 6:00 pm Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102 Monday, April 12th at 6:30 pm… 7:00 pm FF Middle & High School If you have questions please contact 7:00 pm Confirmation Discernment, church Thursday, April 15 [email protected] 8:30 am Mass, Church 9:40 am School Mass, Church Loaves & Fishes 6:30 pm Prison Ministry, Rm 115 Tuesday, April 13th at Holy Rosary in Mpls Friday, April 16 We prepare & serve meals on the 2nd Tuesday 8:30 am Mass, Church 9:00 am Cursillo, Rm 101 of every month, as we have done for over 30 years. Prep shift: 1:30- 5pm. Saturday, April 17 2nd shift: 5-7pm. Meals are served “to go” only. 7:30 am Divine Mercy Cenacle, Rm 115 3:30 pm Reconciliation, Church For more information, please contact [email protected] 5:00 pm Mass, Church or by calling 952-250-7613. Thank you for your continued support of this ministry. 6:45 pm Virtual School GALA Sunday, April 18 Please also read about another Loaves and Fishes volunteer need 7:00 am Mass, Church on page 7 of this bulletin. 8:15 am Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102 8:30 am Mass, Church 10:15 am Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102 AN INTERDENOMINATIONAL COALITION OF SOUTH SUBURBAN 10:30 am Mass, Church CHURCHES PRESENTS THE SECOND IN A FIVE-WEEK SERIES: 11:30 am Baptisms, Church GROWING THROUGH LOSS with Kay King - Older Adults Program Coordinator & Community Educator National Alliance on Mental Illness of Minnesota Mass Information for... King will speak on “Depression vs Grief: Which is it?” The weekend of April 10/11, 2021 Thursday, April 15, 2021 Speaker, 7:00 pm; Support Groups (facilitated by trained Worship Aid - leaders), 8:00 pm Speakers and support groups will be https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/media/ offered virtually via Zoom for this series. SANITIZE & MASK: We are encouraged to You must register for each session that you plan to attend at follow the guidelines from the CDC which https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090B4BAAAA2EA31-spring include the use of hand-sanitizing stations, Suggested donation per session is $4.00. masks, and limiting your points of contact. This program is offered to any adult experiencing a loss or major crisis and to Pastoral Ministers, i.e., Befrienders and Stephen Ministers. For additional information please visit - For additional information, call: 651-452-8261 or https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/2020/03/16/ e-mail: [email protected] coronavirus/
Church of St. Joseph ∙ Rosemount, Minnesota 6 APRIL 11, 2021 ST JOSEPH CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Middle School Math/6th Grade Homeroom Teacher St. Joseph School is seeking an energetic, faith filled Middle School Math/6th grade Homeroom teacher! Please see the job posting by using the link below:
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PARISH EVENTS & INFORMATION
Fr. Hoppenjans and Sr. Nancy at St. Michael’s Church in Loaves & Fishes - Paintsville Kentucky will be retiring as of July 1st. In 2019, Loaves & Fishes served 1.35 million meals; In 2020, Fr. Hop, who is turning 90 and celebrating 66 years of the number increased to 4.3 million, thanks to parishes like St ordination to the priesthood, will be living at their Joseph's. We have been serving meals at Holy Rosary Church retirement home in Lexington KY, and Sr. Nancy who is also every 2nd Tuesday of the month for over 30 years. Currently, we are serving delicious, nutritious meals to go...and are celebrating 66 years of religious life, will be returning to unsure when on-site dining will re-open. her motherhouse in New York. There will be a “tuxedo” By the end of 2021, the current coordinators from St Joseph card box in the gathering space the weekends of April 17th will be stepping down. If you would be interested in and the 24th for you to deposit cards for them. Our parish coordinating this wonderful ministry, please contact has been supporting them in their various parishes and Fay 952-250-7613 or Kevin 952-426-8633 for more ministries in Kentucky for 60 years. The Kentucky Mission information. team will deliver these cards to Father and Sister in May, Total time would be approximately 10 hours/month: Onsite when we deliver our clothing collection. If you have any at Holy Rosary every 2nd Tuesday from 1:30-6:30pm and questions please contact Lou Croke at 952-891-1029. then time to pick up product, planning, etc., at your convenience. You will be working with a fantastic team of St Prison Ministry Virtual Workshop Joseph parishioners. It's more than just a meal! Hope to hear Saturday, April 17, 2021 ~ 09:00AM - Noon from you soon. No cost to view, pre-registration requested. Purpose: This virtual prison ministry workshop will provide information about the opportunities and importance for prison ministry both inside and outside prison walls. The event will conclude with a panel discussion. Website & registration use link: https://www.tcprisonministry.com/coming-soon Questions contact: Kevin Connors [email protected] or call Church of St. Joseph ∙ Rosemount, Minnesota SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER 7 952-426-8633 L eary FAMILY DENTISTRY Services Robert W. Neuenschwander, D.D.S. • Plastering • Drywall Residential Roofing Barbra J. Lee, D.D.S. • Stucco Repair • Spray Texturing Steve or Nick Bormann Contact Rob Witte • [email protected] • (800) 950-9952 x2501 • Water Damage Repair (952) 891-8586 14470 Cameo Ave. Rosemount, MN 55068 (651) 322-4044 www.bormannbros.com (651) 423-2259
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