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Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Welcome to Immaculate Heart of Mary Church "$$%@pryv %7yrh q%Hvrxh%Hvrh%$$"#$%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%% Congratulations Confirmation Class Mallory Auth—St. Mother Theresa Christopher Bauer—St. Sebastian Annika Crouser—St. Cecilia Owen Gardner—St. Michael the Archangel Thomas Gazich—St. Sebastian Olivia Geissinger—St. Sebastian Thomas Gross—St. Sebastian Claire Hanley—St. Therese of Lisieux Emma Grace Hendrickson—St. Margaret of Castello Molly Lennon—St. Francis of Assisi Nicollette Lindsay—St. Josephine Bakhia Joshua Mallow—St. Sebastian Alex Molina—St. Francis of Assisi Samuel Reichel—St. Patrick of Ireland Bryce Smith—John Baptiste de la Salle Celeste St. John—St. Dymphna Nicole Sweeney—St. Lucy Seth Thompson—St. Francis of Assisi Quinn Van Oort—St. Thomas Aquinas May 13, 2018 * 7 th Sunday of Easter From Father John , Dear Immaculate Heart of Mary Parishioners & Guests, Next weekend we are going to be celebrating Pentecost, the day that the Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles and the whole Church! It is this Spirit that filled the early Church with profound courage, wisdom, understanding, counsel, awe, and reverence in proclaiming all that God had done in Jesus. It is the same Spirit who continues to guide the Church and the same Spirit who dwells in each of us. Did you know that the same Holy Spirit also is profoundly active at the celebration of the Eucharist? In an action called the epiclesis (invocation), the priest lays his hands over the gifts on the altar begging the Father to send the Holy Spirit to come upon them to change them. Without the work of the Holy Spirit, there is no Eucharist! Come Holy Spirit! I would like to invite us all to pray for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit upon our Parish. Would you pray the following prayer with me throughout this week? O Holy Spirit, Divine Consoler! I adore you as my True God. I offer you my whole heart, and I render you heartfelt thanks for all the benefits You have bestowed upon the world. You are the author of all supernatural gifts and enriched the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Mother of God, with all favors, including her Immaculate Heart, I ask you to visit me and our parish by Your grace and Your love, and grant us an out pouring of Your gifts upon each member of our parish. O Holy Spirit, sprit of truth, come into our hearts: Shed the brightness of your light on our parish, that we may be of one mind and heart in faith and bear the fullness of the fruit which your gifts bring. Amen. The youth of our parish who have been preparing for the sacrament of confirmation will be strengthened with the gift of the Holy Spirit on Monday, May 14 th . We especially pray for them and offer our heartfelt congratulations!! Next Saturday, I will be away for the Men’s Golf outing at Rutger’s Bay Lake and Lodge. I have been told that what happens at Rutger’s stays at Rutger’s. But I’m praying for an outpouring of the Holy Spirit on all the men of our parish and hope that nothing will contain it. Last, but most importantly, Happy Mother’s Day to all the mothers in our parish! We all hope you know how treasured you are! Peace and every good, Fr. John Bauer In Our Parish Mass Intentions Please pray for all those who are in need of and have Monday, May 14 requested our prayers especially: 9:15 am Petronella & Alfred Hettinger † Robert Amundson, Olivia Anderson, Rob Barniskis, Tuesday, May 15 Eleanor Boegeman, Monica Bongaarts, Dick Clark, 9:15 am Mike Quinn † Tony Clemens, Sheldon Cohen, Jean Dvorak, Wednesday, May 16 Gerald Farmer, James Ferris, Deborah Grebenc, 9:15 am Ann Maeder † Betty Hall, John Hubbell, Woody Hubbell, Don Jacobwith, Thursday, May 17 Rudy Kopischke, Michael Korpi, Joel LaBreche, 9:15 am Pronig Ona † Chelanga Langason, Nelma Mavison, Richard Mavison, Friday, May 18 John McSwiggen, Jason Middendorf, Bernadine Moser, 9:15 am Nancy Kalusche † Bob Muehlberg, Joanne Mulrennan, Lou Mulqueeny, Saturday, May 19 Ross Oden, George Perry, Phil Philelon, Matt Pivec, 4:30 pm Rose Mary Kelland † Cori Sendle, Joseph Smisek, Lynnette Sorenson, Sunday, May 20 Otto Trettel, Nancy Trettel, Esther Vanden Plas, 8:30 am People of the Parish Bill Vosler, Barbara Welch, Gerald Welter, and 10:30 am Lorraine Hlavka † Betty Zytkoskee. th Congratulations to NDA 8 Grade Pilgrimage Trip Nam Nguyen & Hong Vo On May 3 rd -5 th , 12 eighth graders from NDA, a number Who were married on of their parents, Ms. Jeanne Sharp, and Fr. John went Saturday, May 5 th . on pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in LaCrosse, WI and Our Lady of Good Help in Champion, WI. On Thursday, the feast of Saints Philip and James, the pilgrims attended Mass with the Franciscan Brothers of the Immaculate and were able to venerate first class relics of the saints. Later that day they spent a full hour in prayer with the brothers! They also received a tour of the magnificent Church where each side altar possesses a first-class relic of a modern saint. Many miracles surround prayers offered at these altars. On Friday, they visited the National Shrine of our Lady of Good Help, the only approved Marian apparition site in the United States. Each student was able to pray, along with their parents, at the very place where Mary appeared to Adele Brise in 1859. The following day, the pilgrims joined with 2000 others from all over the US in a walking pilgrimage (7-14 miles) to the shrine. Later that evening several parents and students stayed for the Mass with Bishop Ricken of the diocese of Green Bay. The pilgrimage was filled with the Holy Spirit and interspersed with a lot of fun and fellowship. Stewardship of IHM Finances Weekly Schedule Sacrificial Giving Sunday, May 13 8:30 am Mass WEEK ENDED 5/6/18 10:30 am Mass Monday, May 14 (Confirmation at the Basilica 7:00PM) Electronic Funds $ 8,473 9:15 am Mass (Rosary following) Tuesday, May 15 Envelopes/Plate $ 11,349 9:15 am Mass (Rosary following) 6:30 pm Spirituality…………………….Conference Room Total Actual $ 19,822 Wednesday, May 16 9:15 am Mass (Rosary following) Building a Strong Foundation $ 3,584 10:00 am Book Club………………………..Conference Room 1:30 pm Sandwich Makers………………….Fireside Room 6:30 pm RCIA…………………………………….Fellowship Hall 6:30 pm Choir……………………………………………….Church Thursday, May 17 9:15 am Mass (Rosary following) 11:00 am Funeral…………………………………………Church WEEK ENDED 5/6/18 Friday, May 18 9:15 am Mass (Rosary following) Maintenance $ 368,334 10:00 am Friday Coffee………………..……….Fireside Room Saturday, May 19 3:30 pm Confession……………………………………Church MASSES 4:30 pm Mass DAILY: 9:15 am (Monday-Friday) SATURDAY: 4:30 pm SUNDAY: 8:30 am & 10:30 am PARISH OFFICE STAFF 952-935-1432 Parochial Administrator Fr. John Bauer [email protected] PARISH OFFICE—952-935-1432 Pastoral Care S. Eleanor Wartman [email protected] FAX— 952-935-0474 Business Administrator Kellie Dennehy [email protected] Parish Secretary Pam Sutherland [email protected] NEW MEMBERS Director of Music Mark Rodriguez [email protected] Maintenance & Facilities Brian Kofoed [email protected] To register please stop by the parish Bulletin Editor Heather Discher [email protected] office during regular office hours or Faith Formation Coordinator Pat Byrd [email protected] visit the IHM website at Confirmation Coordinator Sam Schepers [email protected] www.ihm-cc.org. There are also NOTRE DAME ACADEMY 952-358-3500 registration packets on the welcome desk in the gather space. Principal Ginger Vance [email protected] ! SACRAMENTS Finance Council Pastoral Council BAPTISM Geralyn Barone, Chair Peter Lisman, Chair Infant Baptism - A class for both parents is required Mary Campbell, Trustee Bob Gazich before the baptism of a child. Call the parish office. Gordy Wilson, Trustee Colleen Johnson Other ages - Call Faith Formation Center Tom Mikulay Larry Kukowski Michael Mergen Norm Olafson EUCHARIST Susan Monks ! Communion for Homebound Michael O’Connell Call Parish Office RECONCILIATION Saturday: 3:30 pm or by appointment anytime. FIRST EUCHARIST, FIRST RECONCILIATON & Mission Statement CONFIRMATION Our parish is a welcoming community, called by Baptism, Call Faith Formation Center growing in faith and holiness through, worship, prayer, and MARRIAGE service, and formed by the Gospel and the tradition of the Catholic Church. Please contact the priest a minimum of 10 -1 2 months before a proposed wedding date. It’s Sandwich Making Time! Faith Service Camp For 5 th – 8 th Grade Join fellow IHM parishioners to make sandwiches and This year’s Faith Service Camp energy packs for the homeless/hungry on the streets of will be held July 16-20, the Twin Cities. 8:30am-4:00pm at the When: Wednesday May 16, 2018 St. Joseph campus of 1:30 to 3:00 pm St. Gabriel the Archangel Where: IHM Fireside Room parish. Each morning is spent To volunteer, sign-up on the sheets in the Gathering in service projects in our Space. For questions, call Arlene Monk community. Afternoons will be (612-220-5478). Unable to volunteer this time or want filled with recreational to do more: Please consider a monetary donation to activities such as a movie screening, a beach day, and help cover the cost of sandwich making supplies. bowling. Each day’s service will be connected to our Envelopes are at the sign-up board. faith and the Catholic Social teaching. For more information Contact Sam ([email protected]) Or RCIA Topic: Cindy Novak, ([email protected]).
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