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St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church 710 10Th Street South · Fargo, ND 58103 Parish Office: 701-237-6063 St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church 710 10th Street South · Fargo, ND 58103 Parish Office: 701-237-6063 www.stanthonyfargo.org St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church is a diverse community of people, unified in Christ on a faith journey to salvation through worship, education and service. Staff Fr. Raymond Courtright, Pastor [email protected] Fr. Scott Karnik, Parochial Vicar [email protected] Deacon Stuart Longtin, Pastoral Ministry/Outreach [email protected] Maria Gietzen, Religious Education/Youth Ministry [email protected] April Mitchell, Communications/Events/Technology [email protected] Melissa Woinarowicz, Music/Liturgy Please Pray For... [email protected] Those in our Parish who are sick and suffering, especially Helen Deidra Lies, Office Administrator Mutchler, Hendrika Eykholt and Larry Nelson. [email protected] Sunday Masses Those who have died, especially Jason Devine and his family. Saturday: 5:00 PM Sunday: 7:30, 9:00, 10:30 AM, 7:30 PM Administraon Weekday Masses Tuesday-Friday: 6:45 AM *OFFERTORY FOR March 24, 2019. Thank you! Monday - Thursday: 5:15 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM Amount Given Budget Confessions Sunday Collection $ 8,815.68 Saturday: 3:45-4:45 PM Online Giving $ 1,836.33 15 minutes before daily morning Mass 30 minutes before daily evening Mass Total Giving $ 10,652.01 $ 15,600.00 Other times available by appointment. Year to Date $ 566,867.87 $608,400.00 Parish Office Hours Monday: 1:00 PM-5:00 PM Tuesday-Friday: 8:00 AM-5:00 PM Only 2 Fish Dinners Remaining! Closed 12:00-1:00 PM for lunch. Don’t miss out! Our St. Anthony’s Knights of Columbus members Eucharistic Adoration Thursday: 7:30 AM to 11:59 PM will be serving up their delicious fish dinners Baptism: Contact Parish Office during these last two Fridays of Lent. Their serving pregnancy to register for classes. Marriage: Contact Parish Office time will be from 5:00-6:30 PM. On the menu 6 months prior to schedule a date. is baked Pollock, deep fried Pollock, French To Register in the Parish: fries, baked potatoes, macaroni and cheese, Please see a priest after Mass. vegetables and dessert. The cost is just $9 for Prayer Chain: 701-235-0308 ages 13 and up, $6 for children 6-12 and chil- St. Vincent de Paul: 701-566-0638 St. JPII Catholic Schools Representative: dren 5 and under are free. Join us for great Anna Grothmann, 701-306-7621 food and fellowship. All are welcome! L M F S: A 6/7 S S S S S 5:00 PM 7:30 AM 9:00 AM 10:30 AM 7:30 PM P Lori Reinertson Linda Skjerseth Ed Mitchell Jill Backlund Steve Cossette Rob Bernhardt Terry Fischer A Tess, Angie, and Amy Haison Nguyen Anna & Charlie Cabot Mitchell S Oduor Nina & Darin Vi Bernhardt August & Maddy Grothmann H Steve and Gina Larry and Jane Dick and Judy Marilyn Ouart Kraushaar LaMont Niebauer Steve and Debbie Ol- son E Lorraine Crouse Gene Hersch Lorine Bernhardt Kara Bailey Christopher Crusz M Dorothy Jordan Yvonne Rock Brad Bisek Paul Bailey Sherine Crusz Pat Kerzman Chuck Ruzicka Maria Gietzen Joyce Bowman Mary Klubberud H Gina Kraushaar Shirley Sweeney Don Kinzler Tammy DeSautel Jane Schuh C Jeaninne McAllister April Mitchell Terry Fischer Leslie Wagner Parish Events and Happenings USE FORMED TO FIND GREAT LENTEN MATERIAL! We have a wonderful resource at our fingertips, available through the Parish. FORMED is like Netflix-only specifically Catholic! Use our parish code, H6D6VP to log in at Formed.org, setup your own account and start watching and learning more about your faith. Plus, the best part is...it’s free for you to use! CONFRATERNITY OF CHRISTIAN MOTHERS TO MEET St. Anthony’s Confraternity of Christian Mothers, under the spiritual direction of Father Karnik, will meet on Monday, April 1, at 7:00 PM, in Room 208. All mothers are invited and welcome! Contact Camie Dickherber at [email protected] with any questions and/or join our Facebook group: Confraternity of Christian Mother's-St Anthony's Chapter. VOLUNTEERS NEEDED AT BETHANY MASS ON FRIDAYS Volunteers are needed to help with the 10:00 AM Mass on Fridays at the Bethany facility at 123 University Dr. S., Fargo. Volunteers assist by transporting residents from their rooms to Mass and return them after Mass. Volunteers are asked to commit time on Fridays from 9:15-11:30 AM. We’re not asking for anyone to volunteer every Friday, only for one month at a time. Contact Deacon Stu if you can help. TEAMS OF OUR LADY – A GIFT TO YOUR MARRIAGE Have you been looking for a way to grow in holiness in your marriage, meet other like-minded Catholic couples, and have a special “date night” once a month? Teams of Our Lady is an international marriage movement begun in the 1940’s in France and is growing in the United States. The Fargo-Moorhead sector of Teams of Our Lady is celebrating its 13th year and now has 11 teams. Catholic couples are invited to come and attend one of our two information meetings to see if it might be something your marriage might be enriched by. The sessions will be Thursday, April 25 at 7:00 PM at St Anthony's, in the Cabrini Room or Sunday, May 5 at 2:00 PM at Nativity Church, in the Bethlehem Room. Please contact John and Jan Klocke at [email protected] for more information. Easter Flowers ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please consider making a donation for Easter flowers in the name of a loved one. Complete the form below and drop it with your contribution before Holy Week. Your Name _____________________________________________Donation ($) ____________ In memory of (deceased) _________________________________________________________ or In name of (living) ______________________________________________________________ Religious Education and Youth CONFIRMATION AND 1ST COMMUNION RETREAT A reminder of the retreat for those students receiv- ing their Confirmation and 1st Holy Communion this spring. It’s coming up this Saturday, April 6, beginning at Noon with a potluck and ending at 4:00 PM. All students and their parents who will be receiving these sac- raments are expected to attend. Confirmation and 1st Communion will be held on Saturday, April 13, at 10:00 AM. LAST SIMPLE SUPPER OF THE SCHOOL YEAR Join us this Wednesday, April 3, starting at 5:30 PM for our last Sim- ple Supper of the year! The 3rd graders will be helping serve yummy taco in a bag. Come and enjoy some time with your St. Anthony’s family, and a night off from cooking! CALLING MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS! St. Anthony’s will again be presenting the Living Stations of the Cross to our parish. We need you to volunteer to help as an actor, reader or other behind the scenes help during the presentation. It’s a great way to get involved and deepen your own Lenten experience. The commitment would be for three Wednesday evenings: April 3 and 10 (practices) and April 17 (the actual presentation to the Parish). Contact Maria through the Parish Office if you are interested in helping! EASTER EGGS NEEDED In preparation for our annual Easter Egg Hunt, we are asking parishioners to drop off filled plastic Easter Eggs to be used for the hunt. It is helpful if the eggs are in cartons for easy counting and hiding. Maria has a number of empty eggs, so stop by the office during the week to pick some up. ALSO, Maria could use some volunteers to help hide the eggs and guide kids to find them following the 10:30 AM Mass on Easter. Please call 701-237-6063 to volunteer. SEARCH RETREAT COMING UP Do you need a “retreat” from the world around you? Experience God in a personal and real way. SEARCH for Christian Maturity has a retreat coming up April 26-28, 2019 at Maryvale Convent in Valley City, ND. Youth and young adults 16 and older are invited to attend. Details and applica- tion at http://www.fargodiocese-search.org/home or call Dori at 952-210-2219. Applications are due no later than Monday, April 8. MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR SUMMER VBS! ROAR Vacation Bible School is coming to St. Antho- ny’s June 10-14! Life is Wild. God is Good! Mark your calendars and watch for registration information to be coming soon. Community and Diocesan Events ST. MARY’S CATHEDRAL PARISH MISSION will be March 31-April 2. Msgr. Gion from the Diocese of Bismarck will be here to discuss mercy and forgiveness. The talks will begin each evening at 7:00 PM. Recon- ciliation will be available afterward. Join us! YOUNG ADULTS FM I.D. 9:16 ON APRIL 4 At the center of every human heart, there is an ache to know and be known, to love and be loved, to give and to receive. For persons experiencing romantic desires for the same sex, choosing to live by a Christian sexual ethic is a place of both confusion and commitment. Anna Carter of Eden Invitation will examine four potential stumbling blocks for same-sex attracted Christians, as well as opportunities for grace and resurrected life in the midst of our longings. FM i.d.9:16 Young Adult Min- istry invites young adults in their 20s and 30s to join us for Mass, dinner, and a livestream talk. This April 4th Disciples' Night begins with Mass at 6:00 PM and will be held at Nativity Catholic Church. Childcare is avail- able. Registration and more information available at fmid916.com/events. Mass Schedule MONDAY, APRIL 1 Is 65:17-21/Jn 4:43-54 5:15 PM Joe Hendrickx TUESDAY, APRIL 2 Ez 47:1-9, 12/Jn 5:1-16 St.
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