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THE MOST HOLY TRINITY Then Jesus approached and said to them, “All power in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.” Mt. 28:18-19 Redeemer Saints 1900 E. 6th St. St. Charles, MN 55972 507-932-3294 redeemersaints.org The Lord Be With You Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ, Parish Leadership Summer Starts This Weekend This weekend begins the official start of Summer. The Fr. Tim Biren | Pastor summer months can be a refreshing change of pace for us. (507) 932-3294 Many of us take some vacation, or at least try to enjoy more [email protected] of the outdoors. Doing some traveling or experiencing a Deacon Jack LaValla | Pastoral Associate change of pace can be a very good thing. It’s an opportunity for us to (507) 932-3294 be more reflective of the ways God is speaking to us and working in our [email protected] lives. We can be renewed. On the other hand, the change of pace can | Becky Storey Hunder Administrator also be an occasion for us to be neglectful of our spiritual lives. Don’t (507) 932-3294 let this happen. Here are a few tips or goals to consider as we enter [email protected] into the summer months: Angie Arndt | Office Assistant (507) 932-3294 Making Mass a Priority [email protected] Make it a priority to attend Mass every weekend, especially while you Alma Chavez | Hispanic Ministry are traveling or on vacation. Please attend in person. Online is not (507) 932-3294 the same time. By doing so, we keep Christ and the Lord’s Day at the [email protected] center of our lives. Going to Mass at another parish while we are out Alli Kittleson | Family Formation of town is also an opportunity to experience the worship of another (507) 932-3294 community and get a broader sense of the universal Catholic Church [email protected] to which we belong. If you are traveling with friends or family who St. Charles Borromeo Trustees may not be Catholic or may not be practicing their faith, announcing in Charles Meyer and Margaret Gall Holy Redeemer Trustees advance that you will be going to Mass on Sunday and inviting anyone Jane Hobbs and Brian Ideker who wishes to go with you is a wonder opportunity to give witness to St. Aloysius Trustees your faith. Do your homework before you leave. You can easily find out Deb Heim and Bernie Siebenaler online where are the closest Catholic churches and Mass times to your travel destination. The Sacraments Memorial Day Mass All are welcome to the Memorial Day Mass at St. Aloysius Cemetery on Reconciliation Monday, May 31st at 10am. Bring a lawn chair. Since this is the only The Sacrament of Reconciliation Mass that day within our Catholic Community, all are welcome to join (Confession) will be offered on us! Rain location will be St. Aloysius Church. Saturday nights at 4:15pm at St. Charles Borromeo and on Sunday Deacon Ordination of Michael Churchill mornings at 7:30am at Holy With thanksgiving to almighty God, Redeemer Saints celebrates the Redeemer (or by appointment with ordination of Michael David Churchill to the Order of Deacon at 2 p.m. Fr. Tim) on Friday, June 11, at the Cathedral of the Sacred Heart in Winona. Baptism This past year, Michael, whose home parish is St. Finbarr in Grand Congratulations! Contact the parish Meadow, completed his Theology 3 studies at Sacred Heart Major office to schedule the Sacrament Seminary in Detroit. The previous year, he spent on internship in our of Baptism. First Time Parents will parishes. He has had quite an impact. You are most welcome to attend attend a Baptismal Preparation the Ordination of Michael. If for some reason you are not able to join Session prior to the Baptism. us in person, you are also welcome to “attend” online virtually on the Marriage Diocese of Winona-Rochester YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/ Congratulations on your user/DioceseofWinona or its Facebook page at www.facebook.com/ engagement! Please make DioceseofWinonaRochester – let us continue to keep Michael in our arrangements at least six months in prayers! advance by contacting the Parish Office. Gove Loves You! Anointing of the Sick Fr. Tim The Sacrament is available before or after Mass or arrangements can be made with Fr. Tim for Hospital or Home Visits. Spirituality Schedule Monday: May 31st SA Cemetery Mass 10:00am -St. Aloysius Cemetery Elba Alive in the Spirit 6:30pm -St. Charles Borromeo Tuesday: June 1st Confessions 6:30-6:50pm – St. Charles Borromeo Prayer of Spiritual Communion Daily Mass 7:00pm My Jesus, + Anita & William Glomski I believe that you are truly present in the Most -St. Charles Borromeo Blessed Sacrament. I love You above all things and I desire to possess Wednesday: You within my soul. June 2nd Daily Mass 8:00am Since I am unable at this moment to receive You + John Shepley sacramentally, – Holy Redeemer come at least spiritually into my heart. Eucharistic Adoration 8:30am – 6:00pm I embrace You as being already there and unite – Holy Redeemer myself wholly to You. Thursday: Never permit me to be separated from You. June 3rd Daily Mass 8:00am Amen. + Louie Kieffer – St. Charles Borromeo Eucharistic Adoration 8:30am – 10:00pm Church – St. Charles Borromeo Confession - 9:00pm Holy Redeemer Support – St. Charles Borromeo Collection week of May 23rd..........................$ 932.00 Friday St. Charles Borromeo Collection Week of May 23rd........................$2,997.06 June 4th Confession 7:30am St Charles Borromeo Calvary Cemetery...... $599.00 – St. Charles Borromeo St. Aloysius Daily Mass 8:00am Collection Week of May 23rd...........................$125.00 + Scott Kaehler St Aloysius Cemetery ......................................$100.00 – St. Charles Borromeo Food Pantry 3:00pm-7:00pm -Holy Redeemer Catholic Ministries & Saturday: Parish Project Appeal 2021 June 5th Confessions 4:15pm Holy Redeemer – St. Charles Borromeo $7,868.00 (CMA) Vigil Mass – 5:00pm $10,550.00 (Total Goal) + Living & Deceased members of the Mayorga Family St. Charles Borromeo – St. Charles Borromeo $16,882.00 (CMA) Sunday: $24,000.00 (Total Goal) June 6th Confessions 7:30am – Holy Redeemer Sunday Mass 8:00am Honoring All Who Served + Fr Brian Shepley – Holy Redeemer Sunday Mass 10:00am + Donna Kramer – St. Charles Borromeo Parish News Meals on Wheels is in need of volunteers to help serve meals at the Senior Center. Volunteers are needed from Live-Stream Schedule 10:30-11:30 each day. For more information please call Roxanne at www.redeemersaints.org 932-4072. Saturday Mass – 5:00pm Cemetery Masses Sunday Mass – 8:00am St Aloysius Sunday Mass – 10:00am Congratulations to Cemetery in Tune radio to 100.3 Elba will host D-Ayani Eleanora Kaybella their annual Johnson daughter of Cemetery Mass Demetrius Johnson and on Monday, May Congratulations 31 at 10:00am Jennifer Kurtz recently at the Elba & Best Wishes to Mr and Mrs John and Jayna baptized.May God’s blessings Cemetery (Note: Rain location will Heim receiving the sacrament of be upon you as you journey be at St Aloysius Church). Plan on marriage this weekend. bringing a chair for seating. We in faith. hope you can join us! Making music by Deacon Mann Mediocre, at best. That’s how Matt felt at intermission. He loved playing piano with the jazz trio, but these past weeks had been hard. Their drummer Chris was having marriage problems. Kyle the bass player had just lost his dad to cancer. Matt had been suffering from what his doctor said was arthritis. It was like they were losing themselves. Matt was questioning his career choice. Still, they trudged on—back on stage for the last two sets. As the three huddled back stage considering coming back out for their usual encore, Matt felt a tug in his heart. “Guys,” he said to them. “I know that we’ve been sort of off lately. But we’re family. We are a circle of love. Let’s go out there and love.” As the lights dimmed and the audience settled back down, Matt, Kyle, and Chris took their places. This was the tune they always finished with. It allowed each to show off their talents with extended improvised solos. Click, click, click— Chris counted them in. Kyle picked it up with a riff, and Matt added a few chords. He only thought of loving them. All he kept thinking was how much he loved. How much he loved his friends, how much he loved the audience, and how much he loved jazz. He sent his band mates a huge smile. And it was magical. Musicians understand that when you’re on, no one is leading; no one is following: You are just one. Somehow Matt knew where Chris was going; Kyle was able to follow. They each knew what the other was doing. Each one’s solo was longer and unique—like never before. It was like a dialogue, all-consuming and all-fulfilling. This was not what they’d rehearsed. It was better. They were each pouring into the other, without thinking of themselves. It was like time stood still. They were one. “This is who I am,” Matt thought as he played and took in his band mates. “This is what it’s all about: Love. Love that makes us one.” Deacon Pedro Guevara-Mann Originally from Panama, Deacon Pedro Guevara-Mann, is a permanent deacon for the Archdiocese of Toronto at Holy Martyr’s of Japan Parish in Bradford, ON and producer and host of The Salt + Light Radio Hour.
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