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R Evangelist Will Graham Will Lead Family Friendly Celebration In WEST RIVER Informing Catholicsatholic in Western South Dakota since May 1973 CDiocese of Rapid City Volume 49 Number 5 November 2020 South Dakota www.rapidcitydiocese.org Evangelist Will Graham will lead family friendly celebration in September A three-day Black Hills Paha Sapa Cel- “Brett Eckert, director of Evangelization ‘There are so many ebration with Will Graham, to feature live and Catechesis at the cathedral, and I were of our neighbors who do music and inspirational messages is coming part of the Steering Committee that initi- not know Christ, so to Rapid City. ated the process of inviting Will Graham many hurting, Approximately 100 people from across and his Celebration here. As committed confused, and living in the region gathered Oct. 28, in Box Elder Catholics, faithful, intentional, and mis- darkness; we are to officially launch planning for the upcom- sionary disciples, we are working side by working together to ing Black Hills Paha Sapa Celebration with side with our brothers and sisters in Christ, Will Graham. The multi-day evangelistic those from other Christian denominations, bring them the Good outreach will be held Sept. 24-26, 2021, at to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ with our News of salvation,’ the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center. The community. There are so many of our — Fr. Brian celebration will be free of charge and will neighbors who do not know Christ, so Christensen feature music from award-winning Chris- many hurting, confused, and living in dark- tian artists and encouraging messages ness; we are working together to bring Pastor Moore is helping to lead the Pastor’s workshops and community gatherings. from Will Graham, the grandson of well- them the Good News of salvation.” The Team for the Celebration. Visit www.BlackHillsCelebration.com for known evangelist Billy Graham and son of planning team is headquartered in the for- James Rattling Leaf, Sr., who is oversee- details and information. Franklin Graham. mer Catholic Chancery building on Cathe- ing Native American involvement for Will Graham is the third generation of “We have been through — and, in many dral Dr. the Black Hills Paha Sapa Celebration, Grahams to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus ways, are continuing to go through — a Pastor Craig Moore, lead pastor of First added, “We need to employ a no regret Christ under the banner of the Billy Gra- very difficult time in this country,” said Gra- Assembly Rapid City, encouraged Chris- strategy. We are trying to knock down the ham Evangelistic Association (BGEA). ham. “With so many people now searching tians in the Black Hills region to get in- barriers of being the church. I want to Will Graham has spoken to more than one for peace, hope, purpose and comfort, I be- volved in the Celebration, sharing, “We know my voice is being heard as part of the million people across six continents since lieve God has something big in store for the have power when we come together in this body of Christ and the church.” beginning his evangelistic ministry. He also Black Hills region — something beyond city. The more that come together, the more A nearly continuous stream of activities serves as vice president of the BGEA and what we could ask or imagine.” power we have. We need to pull down the and planning will take place across the re- as executive director of the Billy Graham Fr. Brian Christensen, pastor of Our strongholds and take authority. We need to gion between now and the Celebration Training Center at The Cove in Asheville, Lady of Perpetual Help Cathedral, said, start praying now and declare authority!” next September, including prayer rallies, N.C. (BGEA Press Release and WRC reports) Annual Diocesan Appeal 2021, November National Adoption Diocesan Necrology, Terra Sancta Retreat Center pp. 11-13 Month, p. 18 pp. 20-21 Impact Report, pp. 8-9 2 WRC Exemplum Dedi Vobis November 2020 To everything there is a season... The month of November coming as it does at the end of the ‘We see ... a dying taking place. liturgical year is filled with Scripture passages that speak of the “4 Plants go into dormancy, many Last Things”: death, judgement, heaven, and hell. As the winter animals and reptiles hibernate, and months stretch before us we see in the natural world (in the North- the greens of spring and summer ern hemisphere) a dying taking place. Plants go into dormancy, fade into browns and grays.’ many animals and reptiles hibernate, and the greens of spring and summer fade into browns and grays. What happens in nature Bishop Peter forms an echo of the deeper spiritual realities marked in the M. Muhich church’s liturgy. Diocese of The church began this month with the great Solemnity of All Rapid City Saints, reminding us of our destiny if we cooperate with God’s Exemplum grace. The next day we marked the Commemoration of All Souls, Dedi Vobis remembering to lift up our deceased brothers and sisters in prayer ‘I have given you as they are prepared to see God face to face as they pass through an example’ purgatory. Please join me in praying for those who died this past year in our diocese and its parishes. May they rest in peace. November is also the month when our Annual Diocesan Appeal takes place. Please be as generous as you can. Our ministries across the diocese rely heavily on your support of the annual appeal. Many thanks, Bishop Peter Prayers for the dead help the living, too VATICAN CITY (CNS) — Praying for the dead and asking God to welcome them into his presence forever helps Christians remember what life and death are really about, Pope Francis said. Such prayers “instill in us a true vision of life; they reveal to us the meaning of the trials we must endure to enter the kingdom of God; they open our hearts to true freedom and inspire us unceasingly to seek eternal riches,” the pope said Nov. 5 during a memorial Mass. The annual Mass at the Altar of the Chair in Pine Ridge Tour St. Peter’s Basilica offered prayers for the six cardinals and 163 bishops Outstanding In September, while touring the Pine Ridge Reservation, Bishop Peter Muhich met George who died over the past year, includ- Looks Twice, the great-grandson of Nicholas Black Elk. Looks Twice and his family started ing 16 bishops from the United Chaplain the inquiry regarding Black Elk’s canonization. He presented a petition to Bishop Robert States and three from Canada. Gruss, asking for the diocese to look into sainthood in April 2016. On Oct. 21, 2017, a Mass Because of measures to prevent the Award was held at Holy Rosary Church, Pine Ridge, to open the cause. His great-grandfather’s title is spread of the coronavirus, the public The national Catholic Medical Association now, Servant of God, Nicholas Black Elk. On Jun. 25, 2019, a Mass was held at St. Agnes Church in Manderson marking the conclusion of the Diocese of Rapid City’s investigation into was not permitted to attend the has named Bishop Peter Muhich the outstanding chaplain for 2020. The guild possible canonization. All documents were sent to the Vatican. In Rome, the Congregation for liturgy. Cardinal Giovanni Battista Re, cited his exemplary efforts in prayer, educa- the Causes of Saints review all the evidence submitted and carry out further investigations if dean of the College of Cardinals, and tion and public awareness. The certificate needed. If the cause is approved, it will be submitted to the pope, who can declare Black Elk Cardinal Francis Arinze, a retired Vati- was dated Sept. 24 and recognizes his venerable. To be beatified there will need to be a miracle attributed to Black Elk’s interces- can official, were the principal con- work in the Diocese of Duluth prior to sion. Then a second miracle is required before he would be declared a saint. Pictured with celebrants. becoming the Bishop of Rapid City. Bishop Muhich are Sr. Barb Bogenschutz, OP, parish life coordinator for Our Lady of the Sioux (WRC photo) in Oglala, Looks Twice, and Fr. Brad Held, SJ, pastor of Holy Rosary Mission, Pine Ridge. (Courtesy photo) November 2020 News WRC 3 Bishop’s Calendar November 17-December 15, 2020 Subject to change without notice November 17, Tuesday 7 p.m. CT Mass, St. Anthony, USCCB Fall Meeting, Virtual Fairfax November 22, Sunday December 6, Sunday Feast of Christ the King 8:30 a.m. CT Mass, Immaculate 10:30 a.m. CT Mass, Christ the Conception Church, Bonesteel King Church, Presho 11:30 a.m. CT Mass, St. Joseph, Gregory November 24, Tuesday 6:30 p.m. Catholic Social Services December 8, Tuesday Board Meeting, Rapid City Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception November 26-27, Thursday-Friday 5:30 p.m. Mass, Cathedral Chancery Closed for Thanksgiving U. S. Cardinal-designate Gregory thanks December 12, Saturday December 1, Tuesday 4 p.m. Mass, St. Patrick Church, pope ‘with grateful, humble heart’ 8:30 a.m. Staff Mass, Chancery Lead WASHINGTON (CNS) -- Cardinal-designate Wilton D. Gregory, installed as Washington’ s arch- 6 p.m. Mass, St. Ambrose Church, bishop in May 2019, thanked Pope Francis “with a very grateful and humble heart” for nam- Chapel ing him as one of 13 new cardinals Oct. 25. “This appointment will allow me to work more Deadwood closely with him in caring for Christ’s church,” he said in a statement issued shortly after he December 3, Thursday said in a statement issued shortly after the pope announced new cardinals at the end of his 10 a.m.
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