Church of SAINT JOSEPH

12 WEST MINNESOTA STREET • ST. JOSEPH, MN 56374 Mission Statement We, the Church of Saint Joseph, are a Catholic, Benedictine faith community. Through our liturgy and faith formation, we build on a solid foundation as active witnesses of Christ, and we eagerly respond to the needs of the Parish and the global community. Phone: 320-363-7505 Parish Fax: 320-363-0710 School Fax: 320-363-7760

Parish Website:

www.churchstjoseph.org Element Four Of the New Diocesan Diocesan Website:

Guidelines for Confirmation Preparation: w ww.stclouddiocese.org Emil Address: [email protected]

Confirmation Retreat New Parishioners Please stop by the parish office to register or mail your completed registration form found on the “Being in the Light” New Parishioners page of the parish

website.

Prayer Corner If you know someone in A time of reflection within the community need of prayers, please call the parish office. of peers, drawing the candidate to a greater You may also call one of the chairpersons of the Prayer Network: Mary at 363-4244 or Joan at 363-4358. understanding of the connection between faith in God and everyday life. Infant Baptism Attendance at a baptism class is required for all baptisms, even for parents who have had other children baptized. Please call the parish office at Sunday, January 27 363-7505, ext. 100, to register for the baptism class (held the first Monday of each 10:30 am – 4:00 pm month at 7:00 pm). The date of baptism will be scheduled upon completion of the class. at Saint Benedict’s Monastery Marriage Please call the parish office at beginning with Mass at 10:30 am 363-7505, ext. 100 to set a wedding date and to register for a parish preliminary marriage followed by retreat. session. A minimum of six months is needed for preparation.

Pastoral Care If any parishioner or family Confirmation students with siblings in All Saints member is in need of a pastoral care visit, please call Fr. Jerome at ext. 122. Today’s Academy and attending the Catholic Schools Week privacy laws do not permit hospitals to Mass may attend Mass with their families and join contact churches when a patient is in need of a pastoral visit. We are made aware of it only the others at Saint Benedict’s by 11:30 am. when the individual or their friends and family contact us.

Sacrament Of Anointing Please call Fr. Jerome at ext. 122.

JANUARY 20, 2013• S ECOND S UNDAY IN O RDINARY T IME Page 2 Church of Saint Joseph From the Pastor’s Desk Ministry Spotlight:

Dear Friends in Christ Jesus: USHER

As I mentioned at last Sunday’s Masses, you deserve to hear the Ushers provide hospitality at weekend liturgies and truth about the allegations raised in a letter many of you received other liturgical celebrations. Ushers assist with from Mr. Patrick Marker. Pat Marker was abused by a member seating; take up the offering; distribute bulletins; of my community while he was a student. The Abbey attend to special needs such as sickness, restrooms, acknowledged the abuse inflicted by a member of the community, and reserved seating; and ensure that the building is settled Mr. Marker’s claim and has tried to engage him in helping left in a tidied condition. In addition, during the other victims. Mr. Marker has chosen a different path. He has Making Room at Our Table construction project, dedicated himself to raising doubts and undermining the integrity ushers assist weekend and holyday Mass-goers who of Abbey members, including those who are innocent of these request assistance with transportation to and from the horrendous actions. church and east parking lot. Ushers should arrive 30

minutes prior to liturgies. Mr. Marker often uses innuendo and unsubstantiated claims in his attacks on innocent Abbey members, as he did in the letter he To be successful at ushering, the ideal usher is sent to parishioners. For example, he links my name with Jacob hospitable; has knowledge of the building and Wetterling and Josh Guimond. The facts are clear. I was in procedures; and has a mature, yet gentle and caring, France at the time of the Jacob Wetterling kidnapping. While I personality that can be effective in leading people in was on campus when Josh Guimond disappeared, I did not adult situations. personally know him. The families of these two victims have suffered enough without Mr. Marker recklessly raising issues Training is provided. If you are interested in that have no basis in fact. Mr. Marker’s letter does not deserve a participating in this ministry, please contact David point-by-point rebuttal. Suffice it to say that his allegations Orzechowski at [email protected] or against me are an unwarranted and unjust attack on my 363-7505, ext. 123. The ministry of Usher belongs to reputation. the Commission of Worship.

Saint John's Abbey deeply regrets the pain and harm suffered by Additional ministry opportunities are described in the Mr. Marker and other victims of abuse. The Abbey has worked Sharing the Ministry Handbook found in the bookrack with victims who have come forward to help them in their in the East Entrance of the church and on the healing. The policy of Saint John’s Abbey is to evaluate all “Ministry Commitment” page under the credible claims about members of our community. We have Stewardship menu of the parish website. You may call enforced this policy consistently and rigorously. Our policy of the parish office at 363-7505, ext. 100 to express an evaluation and investigation has led us to painful truths about interest in any ministry of our parish. some members of our community. We have taken appropriate actions to sanction those who have abused and to assure that they will not be able to do so again.

I ask for your prayers and support as we go forward. Saint John’s Abbey and the Diocese of Saint Cloud have responded to the legitimate and authentic claims of sexual abuse and will continue to put the victims of abuse ahead of any other interest.

I wish you peace and blessings! Fr. Jerome Tupa, OSB Pastor

Ushers and Greeters are Needed

Precautions During the Flu Season We are in need of more Ushers and Greeters for Mass. As a Benedictine parish, hospitality has always Our bishop John Kinney has sent out a notice that, during the flu been and continues to be a number one priority for season, we are to discontinue distributing the Holy Cup at all our community. This is especially true now during Masses. He has also requested, because of possible contagion, our construction project! Are you able to help in that we no longer give the Sign of Peace prior to Communion. either of these important ministries? If so, please Because of the severity of this strain of flu, we need to wash our contact David Orzechowski at 363-7505, ext. 123 or hands as often as possible. [email protected] . Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Page 3 Parish Quilters Fortieth Anniversary of Roe v. Wade

The Parish Quilters are in need of new members. They The Vespers for Life/Kick off for 40 Days For Life will be held will next meet at 7:30 am on Monday, February 4. Call at Saint Anthony’s Parish, 2405 North 1st Street, Saint Cloud on Sunday, January 20th. It will begin with the Rosary for Life at Delrose Fischer at 363-7306 for more information. 3:30 pm, followed by Vespers at 4:00 pm. Forty Hours of Eucharistic Devotion will begin immediately following Vespers. 4th of July Planning Meeting All are invited to participate in the Vespers and Eucharistic Adoration. During the night hours for adoration, at least two All stand chairs and interested parishioners are invited Knights of Columbus men from Saint Anthony’s parish will to a meeting to review the new grounds layout for the monitor the locked doors to allow adorers in and to keep the annual parish festival. The meeting will be held at space secure. 7:00 pm on Monday, January 21 in the school basement. For more information, please call Rich Schwegel at 363-4923. Baptism God’s Blessings on the Newly Baptized… Hayrack Trailers Dylan Anthony Dingmann, child of David & Sonya Dingmann The Parish Festival committee is seeking two used 4-wheel Cora Anne Johanek, child of Taylor & Hannah Johanek hayrack trailers. If you have one available, please contact Don Wieber at 363-8718.

New Parishioners Youth/Children’s Offering Envelopes Would your child like a box of children’s envelopes? Has your Welcome to Our Parish! child used up the entire box of envelopes that he/she was ! Pat & Jillian McKenzie previously given? Has your child moved into an upper grade and ! Jeanne Ambrose & Rich Stephens, Jr. would like the more mature “Young Adult” envelope rather than the “Children’s” envelope? Please contact the parish office at 363-7505, ext. 100 and we will be happy to provide the Day on the Hill appropriate box of offering envelopes for your child.

Raise your voice at the Capitol by participating in JRLC's Day on the Hill (Joint Religious Legislative Youth Free Throw Competition Coalition) on Thursday, February 21 from 8:30 am until 4:00 pm at River Centre in St. Paul. A free bus All children ages 10–14 are invited to participate in the local will leave Shopko in West St. Cloud at 6:30 am and level of competition for the 2013 Knights of Columbus Free return at 6:00 pm. Admission to Day on the Hill is $30 Throw Championship. The local competition will be held on ($15 for students). Day on the Hill is JRLC’s annual Sunday January 27 in the upper level of the school. Registration policy briefing and lobby day. This is an opportunity and practice is at 12:30 pm; the contest begins at 1:00 pm. For for clergy and lay people throughout Minnesota to more information, please contact Mark Berg-Arnold at 363-1077. show their interfaith commitment to social justice and to participate in the lawmaking process. Please contact Rebecca Kotz at [email protected] to register with the Saint Cloud Diocese. More information can be found at www.jrlc.org.

The Saint John’s Boys’ Choir 2013 Auditions

KC Roses for Life Fund Drive Do you enjoy singing and making new friends? The Saint John’s Boys’ Choir will hold annual auditions in January for boys ages The Knights of Columbus will be holding their annual 8–10. An informational meeting will be held for all families at "Roses for Life Fund Drive” before and after all 7:00 pm on Thursday, January 24 and auditions will take place weekend Masses next weekend, January 26–27. All on Saturday, January 26. To register for auditions, or to learn donations will be used for local pro-life programs. more, email [email protected] or call 363-2558. Page 4

All Saints Academy

Faith Formation

Faith Formation (Grades 1–8)

Students will meet 6:30–7:45 pm on Wednesday, January 23. Students will view and discuss the safe environment video. About our School Confirmation Retreat The mission of All Saints Academy is rooted in our Confirmation students will attend a retreat from 10:30 am until belief that spiritual and academic development goes 4:00 pm on Sunday, January 27 at Saint Benedict Monastery. hand in hand. Our small class sizes and our

dedicated and exceptional teachers provide each Sunday School student with an outstanding educational experience. Sunday School students will meet at 10:00 am on Sunday, We seek to develop each student’s knowledge and January 27. abilities while fostering and celebrating their unique The Living Stations—a Parish Experience gifts and talents.

Even though we just celebrated Christmas, preparations for our All Saints Academy is a welcoming community of journey through Lent need to begin. This year, there is a longing families who share a common vision for their to once again implement a parish-wide “The Living Stations.” children’s education. The parents are valued partners Historically, The Living Stations were first introduced here at in their child’s education, important members of our Saint Joseph in 1980. school community, and the foundation of their child’s education. In order to make this happen, a cast of parishioners will need to be a part of this endeavor. There are no speaking parts, except Registration for Next Year for Jesus who will have one very short line, and the narrators. Registration for the 2013–14 school year will soon The cast is open to anyone, of any age. We will have one or two begin. Parishioners are given priority, but our practices before the actual date for “The Living Stations,” Montessori preschool fills quickly. which is scheduled for Wednesday, March 13 at 6:30 pm. If you would like to be a part of the cast of characters, please contact School Open House th Marian at 363 -7 505, ext. 152 on or before February 15 . The Our Open House will be held 4:30–6:00 pm on cast will include: Jesus; Pilate; Pilate’s Servant; Bystanders; Friday, January 25 and after the 10:00 am Mass on Mary of Magdala; Mary, the Mother of Jesus; Simon of Cyrene; Sunday January 27. If you are unable to attend Joseph of Arimathea; Veronica; Women of Jerusalem; Apostles; either of our open houses, please call the school Soldiers; Resurrection Symbol Carriers; Narrator I; and office (363-7505 x 150) to set up a personal Narrator II. meeting.

Karl Terhaar Castaway Retreat President of All Saints Academy There is still time to sign up for the High School Castaway Retreat scheduled for March 15–17 in Detroit Lakes. This year’s theme is “ I am Free .” Castaway has been an energizing experience in the Diocese of Saint Cloud, now celebrating its 40 th year. This retreat is a weekend filled with powerful prayer, fun skits, inspirational speakers, awesome music, an incredible Mass and many faith-sharing and faith-growing opportunities. You are invited to join many others and make new friends, take time to relax, laugh, eat fantastic food, and renew your spirit while strengthening your relationship with God. The cost is $135, which includes food, transportation, unparalleled moments, dorm-style accommodations, and living our Catholic First Reconciliation

Faith in true freedom! This week, the children hear the story of the Good If you are interested in either attending the retreat, being on the Shepherd searching for the one lost sheep. While we “work crew” (anyone 18 years or older), or chaperoning the can be lost and confused, God does not cease to weekend (adults 21 years and older), please contact Marian at search for us. He continues to call us to be reconciled. 363-7505, ext. 152 before Friday, February 1. He rejoices in our return. May we experience the joy of being united with Jesus, the Good Shepherd.

Marian Bach Director of Faith Formation Kathy Janku Sacramental Preparation Page 5A Church of Saint Joseph Page 5B Church of Saint Joseph The Week Ahead Parish/School 363-7505

Sunday, January 20 PASTOR Fr. Jerome Tupa, OSB Office ...... ext. 122 Residence ...... ext. 126 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Email: ...... [email protected]

8:00 am Mass *Bishop Sebastian Thekethecheril DEACON Tom Murray ...... ext. 351 10:00 am Mass †Carol Pankratz Email: ...... [email protected]

10:00 am Sunday School ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Mary Lohaus ...... ext. 204 Email: ...... [email protected] Monday, January 21 BUSINESS MANAGER Sandra Scholz...... ext. 120 5:00 pm Mass at Saint Benedict’s Monastery Email: ...... [email protected]

7:00 pm 4th of July Festival Meeting DIRECTOR OF FAITH FORMATION Marian Bach ...... ext. 152 Email: ...... [email protected] Tuesday, January 22 8:00 am Mass ††Nick & Mary Jonas HEALTH & WELLNESS MINISTER Marjorie Henkemeyer ...... 363-4588 Email: ...... [email protected] 9:00 am Lectio Divina 7:15 pm Contemporary Choir Rehearsal LITURGY & MUSIC David Orzechowski ...... ext. 123 Email: ...... [email protected]

Wednesday, January 23 PARISH CUSTODIAN Andy Loso ...... ext. 306 8:00 am Mass †Eric Dierkhising PARISH SECRETARY Joann Rueckert ...... ext. 100 9:00 am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Email: ...... [email protected] 10:00 am Autumn Thursday PASTORAL MINISTRY Sr. Joyce Iten, OSB ...... ext. 130 4:30 pm Children’s Choir Rehearsal Email: ...... [email protected] 6:30 pm Faith Formation Classes Grades 1–8 SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION Kathy Janku ...... ext. 129 Email: ...... [email protected] Thursday, January 24 7:45 am Confession SCHOOL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Linda Heinen ...... ext. 150 Email: ...... [email protected] 8 :00 am M ass †Tom Imdieke SCHOOL PRESIDENT 7:00 pm Adult Choir Rehearsal Karl Terhaar ...... ext. 151 Email: ...... [email protected]

Friday, January 25 MASS TIME SCHEDULE ...... ext. 200 8:00 am Mass ††Mathias & Rosina Roeder & Special Intention PASTORAL COUNCIL

Peggy Cordie ...... 363-4864 Saturday, January 26 Troy Goracke ...... 241-2005 4:00 pm Confession Marjorie Henkemeyer ...... 363-4588 5:00 pm Mass ††Henry & Mary Walburga Albers Steve Meyer, Chair ...... 363-1956 Jesus Sandoval ...... 309-5079 Betty Schloemer ...... 363-8682 Sunday, January 27 Kathy Wahl ...... 363-7255 Third Sunday in Ordinary Time TRUSTEES 8:00 am Mass for our Parish/RCIA Rite of Sending Kevin Kluesner ...... 363-8363 9:00 am All Saints Academy Open House Gary Renick ...... 363-4422

10:00 am Mass †Alice Everett FINANCE COUNCIL CHAIR 10:00 am Sunday School Doug Danielson ...... 363-1026 10:30 am Confirmation Retreat 12:30 pm KC Free Throw Contest Stewardship of Treasure Treasure received week of January 13, 2013 Masses Monday Sacred Heart Chapel 5:00 pm Tuesday–Friday 8:00 am Average weekly budget $11,628.00 Saturday 5:00 pm Adult & loose offering $6,964.98 Sunday 8:00 & 10:00 am Average weekly automated offering $3,226.33

Sacrament of Reconciliation Weekly difference -$1,436.69 Youth offering received $22.97 Thursdays 7:45 am Saturdays 4:00-4:40 pm And by appointment—p lease call Fr. Jerome at ext. 122 . Stewardship of treasure is based on giving a percentage of our income that is just. If we have little income, we will give little. If we have greater income, we will give more. Whether we are poor or rich, we can each give a percentage of our income to the Church and other charities. –Grateful Caretakers of God’s Many Gifts Page 5A Church of Saint Joseph Page 5B Church of Saint Joseph The Week Ahead Parish/School 363-7505

Sunday, January 20 PASTOR Fr. Jerome Tupa, OSB Office ...... ext. 122 Residence ...... ext. 126 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Email: ...... [email protected]

8:00 am Mass *Bishop Sebastian Thekethecheril DEACON Tom Murray ...... ext. 351 10:00 am Mass †Carol Pankratz Email: ...... [email protected]

Friday, January 25 MASS TIME SCHEDULE ...... ext. 200 8:00 am Mass ††Mathias & Rosina Roeder & Special Intention PASTORAL COUNCIL

Reflection Readings for the Week of January 20

“There was a wedding at Cana in Galilee, and the When the wine ran short, the mother of Jesus said to him, “They mother of Jesus was there. Jesus and his disciples have no wine.” And Jesus said to her, “Woman, how does your were also invited to the wedding. When the wine concern affect me? My hour has not yet come.” His mother said ran short, the mother of Jesus said to him, “They to the servers, “Do whatever he tells you.” - Jn 2:3-5

have no wine. Why did you bring all of your friends Sunday: Is 62:1-5/1 Cor 12:4-11/Jn 2:1-11 along with you? No wonder the wine ran short. Monday: Heb 5:1-10/Mk 2:18-22 Please do something about this !” I just made up the Tuesday: Heb 6:10-20/Mk 2:23-28 last three lines of this quote from the Gospel for today, Wednesday: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17/Mk 3:1-6 but I can imagine Mary may have said something like Thursday: Heb 7:25--8:6/Mk 3:7-12 this to Jesus. We all know the rest of the story. Jesus Friday: Acts 22:3-16 or 9:1-22/Mk 16:15-18 took this opportunity to work a generous and Saturday: 2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5/Mk 3:20-21 compassionate sign for those at the wedding feast by Next Sunday: Neh 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10/1 Cor 12:12-30 providing more wine for the guests. Most likely some guests at the wedding feast had no clue what had taken place when Mary noticed the wine had run short and Partnership with the Diocese of Vijayapuram she went to Jesus for help. As word spread about the water becoming wine at the word of Jesus, “his Please keep Bishop Sebastian Thekkethecheril and the people of disciples began to believe in him.” I would imagine the Diocese of Vijayapuram in your daily prayers. lots of rumors began floating around among the people about what actually took place at the wedding feast. Maybe Jesus was invited to more weddings after that Prayer Corner in the hope that he would provide wine or other things Please pray for... Terry Becker, Judy Bruemmer, Patti for their needs. One’s imagination, no doubt, can lend Collett, Laken Court, Steve Dusbabek, Nancy Evans, itself to some elaboration on this story and its meaning. Rosemary Gill, George Gustin, Cliff Hilsgen, Blake The Gospel writer John provides us with some insight Hogenson, Glenn Hommerding, Susan Huls, Cassie Klein, into this Cana event when he says: “Jesus did this as Ann Lauer, Jim Lauer, Larry & Linda Leither, Carrie Meyer, the beginning of his signs at Cana in Galilee and so military men and women and their families, Alan revealed his glory.” Whatever may have been Jesus Monsebroten, Millie Muelner, Delores Newcomb, people of intent when he changed water into wine, in faith we the Diocese of Vijayapuram, India, Donald M. Primley, believe that Jesus cared enough about those people and Cindy Schmitz, workers & volunteers in foreign lands, Clay He cares about us and he is not afraid to show it. For Zenner. (These people will be specially remembered at Mass on the this love we are grateful. first Sunday of each month. If you would like a name added to, or S. Joyce Iten, OSB removed from, the Prayer Corner, call the parish office, ext. 100. Pastoral Minister Names remain in the Prayer Corner for about two months.)

LITURGICAL MINISTERS Saturday, January 26 5:00 pm Sunday, January 27 8:00 am Sunday, January 27 10:00 am

Sacristans Ron & Mary Ritter Virginia Meier Judy Meemken Greeters Judy & Marty Meyer, Ray & Patty Loehlein, ASA School Representatives Tom Schindler Mary Plafcan

Gift Bearers Marty & Judy Meyer Pete & Peggy Jansky ASA School Representatives Eucharistic Ministers Kathy Lyon, Mark Leither, Virginia Meier, Delores Giroux, ASA School Representatives Judy Meyer, Tom Murray, Barb Heltemes, Connie Loecken, Joann Rueckert, Sandy Scholz, Peggy & Pete Jansky, Lori Stock Sue Meers Ushers Bob Rice, Marvin Mastey, Hank Sunder, Lloyd Bruemmer, Gerald Schreifels, David Thomas, Diane Thelen, Jerry Reischl, Alan Glatzel, Mark Gohmann, Sean Thomas, Matthew Schreifels, Ray Rueckert Richard Gallus Bernie Imholte Servers Katie Schleper Jake Ethen Sam Revermann *Alisha Gill Daniel Walz Rachel Terhaar Lectors Chuck Kern Pat Mueller ASA School Representative Music Ministry Cantor A dult Choir A SA School Community . 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