The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ—June 6, 2021 Rev. Swaminatha Pothireddy, Pastor Dcn. Placido Zavala, Deacon CATHOLIC CHURCH Dcn. Scot Berkley, Deacon

Drawing our life from the Eucharist, our parish family will live the mission of Jesus Christ through prayer, faith formation, and service.

Tuesday, June 8 7:15 am Daily Mass

Wednesday, June 9 6:00 am Men’s Bible Study 7:15 am Daily Mass 9:00 am Women’s Bible Study

Thursday, June 10 7:15 am Daily Mass 8:00 am-7:00 pm Adoraon

Friday, June 11 6:45 am Reconciliaon 7:15 am Daily Mass 12:00 pm Cenacles of Life

Saturday, June 12 4:00 pm Reconciliaon 5:00 pm Mass

Sunday, June 13 8:00 am Mass 10:00 am Mass 12:00 pm Spanish Mass

Welcome! If you’re new to our parish, call the office and register with us. We’re happy you’re here! ¡Bienvenido! Si es nuevo en nuestra parroquia, llame a la oficina. ¡Estamos felices de que estés aquí! A W ORD F ROM F R . S WAMY Corpus Chris Sunday: The Solemnity of the Body and Blood of the Lord was instuted in 1264 by Pope Urban IV, so that Chrisan people could parcipate with special devoon in the Holy Mass and in the procession, and thus witness their faith in Jesus, who willed to remain present under the species of consecrated bread and wine. In the course of the centuries, this solemnity constuted the highest point of Eucharisc devoon because it united adoraon to that original event, which we cannot do without, which is the celebraon of them Mass. Today's readings focus on the obligaons and relaonships formed because of a blood bond. To share a common history is to live a common life. In the passage from Exodus, Moses returns from the mountain and reports God's demands for a covenant relaonship with the Chosen People. Moses obtains the people's commitment and then symbolizes that bond linking Israel with Yahweh. He writes the terms of the relaonship and erects an altar and twelve pillars. Only a er reading the terms does Moses sprinkle the people with blood. The end result is the creaon of a new family. Today's gospel links Jesus' death with Israel's great feast of liberaon, the Passover. At the first Passover, the blood on the doorpost prevented the death of the firstborn. The bread broken at the Last Supper symbolizes the disciples' sharing in Jesus' self-offering. Drinking from the cup of his blood creates a new and dynamic common bond. The Eucharist is a precious experience. Its very nature implies a bond with God and with the community. It is our source of strength as we journey through life. This Sunday, we have a special Mass offered for our High School graduates of 2021 at 10 am. I invite all of you to pray for them during this Mass. I would like to congratulate all our graduates for their hard work, especially in these trying and unprecedented mes. May you go forward applying what you have learned from your Catholic educaon and be transformed by the love of Christ, now and always. My thoughts and prayers are with each and every one of you! May God bless the class of 2021. B LESSINGS ON YOUR C ONFIRMATION ! M AY 2 3, 2021 Chloe Bednar Rolando Maya Alexander Black Olivia McDermott Kalina Boubin Joseph Meyer Alfons Cantu Isaac Miller Paul Cole Carter Oltmans Taylor Concannon-Born Maclean Pilcher Aiden Engel Cod Richardson Alexis Haggerty Cael Robb Ella Hayes Jack Ruiter Chris Homuth Jack Sande Derek Klecker Charlie Tucker Jenna Klecker Charles Valento Brooke Kunkel Olivia Vieths Reegan Lindholm Gavin Walerius Trayton Maloney Fisher Nicholas Williams

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Catholic Ministries Appeal 2021 Corpus Christi Sacred Heart Church Goal: $45,750 Processions in which the Eucharist is carried through the Total Cash Received as of May 27: $26,584 streets solemnly with singing, the Chrisan people give Amount Under Goal: $19,166 public witness to their faith and their devoon toward this Outstanding Pledges: $1,826 sacrament. Today is the Feast of Corpus Chris, and we will Number of 2021 Donors: 114 (160 Donors in 2020) form a procession at the end of the 10 am Mass and make PY7 7 7_7_,7 our way to St. Joe’s, where they will join our procession, G  `1 _ ` and then to Central Park and back. -Garrick `  J73 +JYY ,7  J3   A G7 St. Vincent de Paul -G -G 7 J`B June 6—Corpus Chris: Today as we celebrate the gi of , 3B7. TG `W 1 ! the Body and Blood of Christ let us pray for those who are hungry, malnourished and starving. Is there a family you Baptisms know who needs assistance? Please call the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that together we can help those who Anastasia Katalia Reyes are hungry. Please also inform them of our meals on Tues- Child of Victor Reyes and Lucero Herrera day evenings, beginning at 5:30. This past week we served May 23, 2021 over 100 meals! We meet the 1st and 3rd Monday of each Thomas Woodrow Rypka month at St. Joseph’s at 6:30 pm. If you would like further Child of Brian and Danielle Rypka informaon on growing your spiritual life and serving those May 30, 2021 in need in our community, please join us at a meeng or

“A clean heart create for me, God; contact Deb McManimon at [email protected]. renew within me a steadfast spirit” -Psalms 51:12 Our phone is 507-676-5508.

Sacred Heart Cemetery Eucharistic Adoration: Thursdays from 8 am-7 pm Catholic Cemetery for the Owatonna parishes of St. Joseph “I love so much a soul's desire to receive Me, that and Sacred Heart. Quesons or concerns regarding the I hasten to it each me it summons Me by its cemetery? Please call St. Joseph’s Parish at 507-451-4845. yearnings." -Words of Jesus to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque Scam Alert If you receive calls, emails, or texts claiming to be from one Keep Us Up to Date of the churches or priests asking for money, gi cards, etc. Did you move or change your phone number or email please know we would never make requests of this kind. address? Make sure Sacred Heart has your new info! We Disregard any such communicaons as they are scams. send out leers and emails and want to make sure you keep geng news from your parish family! EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP—RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS We Can Prepare the Upper Room We all know that person, don’t we? Hey, maybe we’ve even been that person. “I have a great relaonship with God, but I don’t go to church regularly. God and I are on good terms. I can talk to Him just fine on my own.” There isn’t anything false in these statements. It’s important to have an inmate, even conversaonal prayer relaonship with God. But the problem with this atude is that it implies that churches don’t maer. Community worship doesn’t maer. Today, we are reminded exactly why that is so untrue. Why we need our parishes, our priests, and each other. The Body and Blood of Christ—that’s what it’s all about. If it’s not about that, it’s not about anything. If we don’t have the Eucharist, we’re just like the ancient priests, making sacrifices that don’t have the power to redeem anybody. Where do we receive the Body and Blood of Christ? For most of us, it’s in our parishes. The altar of sacrifice is also the table we gather in front of, as a family, to become one with Christ in the truest and realest way possible, recreang the scene in the Upper Room over and over again every me Mass is celebrated. The disciples were commissioned by Christ to prepare the Upper Room for the Last Supper. How can we take up that work ourselves? How can we strengthen the bonds in our spiritual family? How can we serve our parish, always remembering that the table is not meant to be set only for two? -Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS ©LPi N EWS AND E VENTS IN O UR F AITH C OMMUNITY Parochial School Round Table Discussion Summer Retreats The Steele County Historical Society announces a Parochial In a hard year, do you need me away, rest, and spiritual School Round Table Discussion from 6 to 7 pm, June 3 at renewal? We have that for you. “The Power of Spiritual the Steele County History Center, 1700 Ausn Road, Friendship: Being a friend of Christ and others in a hosle Owatonna, MN. Past parochial school students and age” is being offered this summer to all interested adults in administrave staff will tell stories while presenng insight southern Minnesota. The eastern retreat is June 18-20 at to the difference between public and parochial school Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary, led by Fr. Jeff Dobbs educaon. The panelist will be asked quesons by the and Dr. Susan Windley-Daoust. The western retreat is moderator and program guests will have the opportunity August 13-15 at Shalom Hill Farm retreat center outside of to ask quesons. This program is in conjuncon with the Windom, led by Fr. Jonathan Fasnacht and Dr. Deb Parochial School exhibit featured in the Steele County McManimon. Each is $110 for two nights room, meals, and History Center at this me. The exhibit hall is open before talks. $55 for commuters. Contact Rosalie Beyer at or a er the program for anyone to tour. [email protected] to reserve a spot ASAP. More info: The cost of this event is free to members, $5 for dowr.org/offices/missionary-discipleship/retreats.html non-members. SCHS memberships will be available to Concern over the Vaccine for our Children purchase when entering the History Center. Please wear face coverings and maintain distancing when aending this Regarding the vaccine for our youth and children, the event. Please call for 507-451-1420 if you have any Church has not made any official statement about the quesons regarding this community event. vaccine. There are opinions coming from both sides of those in the medical profession. I would encourage CDA Father’s Day Spiritual Cards and Prayers everyone to weigh the issues and make decisions made Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court 1180 Owatonna according to what you believe is best and safest for your is once again offering Father’s Day Spiritual Bouquet cards children. For more informaon, go to the Naonal Catholic for sale in the parish center a er Masses. The cards will be Bioethics Center hps://www.ncbc.org and do a search on placed on the altar and will receive prayers for your COVID vaccines. intenons. A donaon of $5/card is requested. Proceeds will go to support the charitable work of Hospitality House, a place for men.

A W ORD FROM G ARRICK A Word From Garrick We will soon begin our long stretch of Summer and Fall Ordinary Time and my aenon turns to the Old Testament readings and the Gospels of cycle B of the leconary. This year we will hear from numerous Old Testament books which were intenonally selected by Vacan II biblical scholars, to correspond to the Gospel of the day. These passages will underscore the qualies of faithfulness, obedience, humility, and commitment: all atudes of discipleship. The Psalmody of the day is also intended to link the Old Testament to the Gospel reading. This summer we will hear primarily from the Gospel according to Saint Mark and the prominent theme on the demand of discipleship laid out each week for the church. The second readings are a semi-connuous reading from leers to the Corinthians, the Galaans, the Philippians, the Hebrew and to the Ephesians. It is my hope that the music selected will reflect our summer leconary themes of discipleship as well an offering of music that is well-known and loved. My experience with this recent year’s liturgical celebraons is indeed memorable. From our Advent and Christmas Masses; Lenten Kyrie and Palm Sunday processions; to our Staons of the Cross, Holy Week, a New Fire at Easter Vigil and now Pentecost with Bishop Quinn at Confirmaon. I am so amazed at how it all came together and so efficiently. This is because your ministries in the work of the Lord’s Day celebraon makes it all come together. Our parish music ministry has also worked very hard this pandemic year, with excellent singing and playing at all our weekend masses. I am grateful for their parcipaon and great paence with a long list of new hymns, songs and Psalm sengs. We have indeed sung a new song to the Lord this year. I am grateful for the enthusiasm expressed in the fine singing I hear under a masked assembly. I am confident that we will be able to connue our song as we regain confidence to come together again. As people of God, we will sing ourselves as a new church, into a sanctuary beaufully renewed with a beauful new organ in the balcony. We will sing ourselves into yet another season of God’s good grace and favor at Sacred Heart. Jesus, gentle and humble of heart. Touch our hearts and make them like your own. -from the Litany of the Sacred Heart ST. MARY’S SCHOOL AND REP Head Cook—30-35 hours/week during the school It’s the end of the year! year—St. Mary’s School, Owatonna, MN This week our 8th Graders had their graduaon Mass. We also were able to connue one of our favorite tradions, St. Mary’s School is seeking a Head Cook, preferably of the Spirit Day! Catholic faith, for the 2021-2022 school year. The Head Cook will direct and assist with planning and preparing of food, adhering to safe-food handling procedures. This posion will include: -Follow federal, state and local regulaons. -Direct daily set-up and clean-up procedures -Maintain inventory, order food, and approve bills -Train and schedule food service staff and substutes -Addional dues as assigned. This posion requires the ability to follow oral and wrien instrucons and also the physical ability to safely li up to 40 pounds. Consistent and reliable aendance is required. The candidate must support the school’s mission and philosophy, and have the desire to support and help the children grow in mind, body, and spirit through Catholic values. Please send a cover leer, resume, and three leers of recommendaon to Jen Swanson, Principal ([email protected]). Posions are open unl filled. V OLUNTEER S ECTION

New Altar Servers Needed We are in great need of more altar servers. If you are in fourth grade or above and are interested in serving, please contact Jordan at offi[email protected] or at June 12-13, 2021 507-451-1588. Thank you for taking an interest in this Sacristans important ministry. Lead: Gerry Gunderson 5:00 pm Dennis Kelm, Becky Kelm What’s an EMHC? 8:00 am Kris Tucker EMHC stands for Extraordinary Minister of Holy 10:00 am Ted Leon

Communion. EMHCs assist the priest in distribung Holy Altar Servers Communion during Mass. We are always looking for more 5:00 pm John Pfeifer, Kaelyn Smith volunteers for this ministry. If you have received the 8:00 am Ella Seykora, VOLUNTEER Sacrament of Confirmaon and want to become an EMHC, 10:00 am Marcus Haggerty, VOLUNTEER please contact Jordan in the office at 507-451-1588 or at Readers offi[email protected]. 5:00 pm Camryn Smith, VOLUNTEER

8:00 am Marie Ann Lawrence, Tiffany Lempiainen Looking to get Involved? 10:00 am Tony Nowak, Thomas Sager Prayerfully consider serving in one of our ministries. To join a Eucharisc Ministers ministry, complete the info below or contact the parish office. 5:00 pm Mary Herzog, Ron Starman NAME:______8:00 am Tiffany Lempiainen, Nancy Villwock 10:00 am Glen Meger, Tony Nowak EMAIL:______Greeters PHONE NUMBER:______5:00 pm Ray Bissen, Amy Bissen 8:00 am Tom Jirele, VOLUNTEER I would like to serve as : 10:00 am Todd Valento, Julie Valento Usher Greeter Communion Minister Rosary Leaders Lector Altar Server Music Ministry 5:00 pm Mary Herzog Sacristan Rosary Leader Church Duster 8:00 am Marie Ann Lawrence

10:00 am Peggy Keller Please circle which Mass you would like to serve at:

5:00 pm Sat. 8:00 am Sun. June Ushers 10:00 am Sun. 12:00 pm Sun. (Spanish) 5:00 pm Rick Van Zuilen, Don Trenda, Howard Engen, VOLUNTEER Take this to the church office or place in collecon basket. 8:00 am John Heydon, Bruce Louks, Dave Pfeifer, Ken Warner 10:00 am Gene Simon, Tom Schmi, Dan Glaser, VOLUNTEER

Church Dusters Kimberly Kubicek Week of June 6: Barbara Hartle Week of June 13: Lynsey Hullopeter Thank you! You are a blessing to Sacred Heart! Noticias de La Comunidad en Español Los Bautismos La Apelación de los Ministerios Católicos de 2021 Anastasia Katalia Reyes ¡Gracias por su generosidad! Nuestra meta parroquial es Hija de Victor Reyes y Lucero Herrera $45,750. Hemos recibido $26,584 de 114 personas. Hasta El 23 de Mayo de 2021 la fecha, 15% de nuestros personas han contribuido. Si aún Thomas Woodrow Rypka no ha contribuido, devuelva hoy su tarjeta de compromiso Hijo de Brian y Danielle Rypka de CMA o en línea en www.catholicfsmn.org. Recordatorio: El 30 de Mayo de 2021 el 100% de todos los fondos recaudados para alcanzar nuestra meta se devuelven a nuestra parroquia. “Crea en mí, Dios mío, un corazón puro, y renueva la firmeza de mi espíritu.” -Salmos 51, 12 PARISH INFORMATION PAGE El Loro Owatonna An Alternative to Envelopes 507-214-1888 Sacred Heart has electronic giving, known as EFTs. What’re the benefits of using EFTs? We’re able to record donaons Be sure to thank our and give you a contribuon statement at the end of the advertisers. They help make our year for tax purposes as we do for envelope users. EFTs are bulletin free for Sacred Heart! also a nice alternave for those who forget their envelopes or misplace them. If you want to sign up, contact the Readings for the Week of June 6, 2021 Parish Office. They’ll send you a form to fill out. Electronic Monday: 2 Cor 1:1-7/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [9]/Mt 5:1-12 giving is customizable—you can set it up as weekly, Tuesday: 2 Cor 1:18-22/Ps 119:129, 130, 131, 132, 133, 135 monthly, bi-monthly, or even quarterly! You can donate to [135a]/Mt 5:13-16 other causes, known as “Specials,” such as St. Vincent de Wednesday: 2 Cor 3:4-11/Ps 99:5, 6, 7, 8, 9 [cf. 9c]/Mt 5:17- Paul, Social Jusce, and much more. Sacred Heart greatly 19 appreciates all donaons. Thanks for your generosity! Thursday: 2 Cor 3:15—4:1, 3-6/Ps 85:9ab and 10, 11-12, 13-14 [cf. 10b]/Mt 5:20-26 Friday: Hos 11:1, 3-4, 8c-9/Is 12:2-3, 4, 5-6 [3]/Eph 3:8-12, 14- Upcoming Mass Intentions

19/Jn 19:31-37 Tuesday, June 8•Weekday Saturday: 2 Cor 5:14-21/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 [8a]/Lk 7:15 am Susan Kramer † 2:41-51 Next Sunday: Ez 17:22-24/Ps 92:2-3, 13-14, 15-16 [cf. 2a]/2 Wednesday, June 9•St. Ephrem, Deacon Cor 5:6-10/Mk 4:26-34 7:15 am Richard Vaith † Las lecturas de la semana del 6 de Junio de 2021 Thursday, June 10•Weekday Lunes: 2 Cor 1, 1-7/Sal 33, 2-3. 4-5. 6-7. 8-9 [9]/Mt 5, 1-12 7:15 am Holy Souls in Purgatory † Martes: 2 Cor 1, 18-22/Sal 118, 129. 130. 131. 132. 133. 135 [135]/Mt 5, 13-16 Friday, June 11•Sacred Heart of Jesus Miércoles: 2 Cor 3, 4-11/Sal 98, 5. 6. 7. 8. 9 [cfr. 9]/Mt 5, 17- 7:15 am Rita Schneider 19 Jueves: 2 Cor 3, 15—4, 1. 3-6/Sal 84, 9 y 10. 11-12. 13-14 [cfr. Saturday, June 12•Immaculate Heart of Mary 5:00 pm Fr. Edward Mountain † 10]/Mt 5, 20-26 Viernes: Os 11, 1. 3-4. 8-9/Is 12, 2-3. 4. 5-6 [3]/Ef 3, 8-12. 14- Sunday, June 13•11th Sunday in Ordinary Time 19/Jn 19, 31-37 8:00 am Frank Krumholz † Sábado: 2 Cor 5, 14-21/Sal 102, 1-2. 3-4. 9-10. 11-12 [8]/Lc 2, 10:00 am LeRoy Proulx † 41-51 12:00 pm Parishioners Domingo siguiente: Ez 17, 22-24/Sal 91, 2-3. 13-14. 15-16 [cfr. 2]/2 Cor 5, 6-10/Mc 4, 26-34 Need Help? PARISH DIRECTORY Financial Assistance: Sacred Heart Office St. Vincent de Paul Society: 507-676-5508 (Gas, Rent, Ulies) 810 S. Cedar Ave, Owatonna, MN 55060 Repair Assistance: Phone ...... (507) 451-1588 Repairs for the Poor Ministry: 507-390-4785 Website ...... www.sacredheartowatonna.org Suicide Prevenon: Crisis Response Team: 844-CRISIS2 (844-274-7472) Bulletin Deadline: Tuesdays by noon South Central Mobile Crisis Team: 877-399-3040 Holidays may affect deadline. We may edit arcles for content and length. Naonal Suicide Prevenon/Veterans Crisis Line: 800-273-8255 Send arcles to: Offi[email protected] Crisis Text Hotline: Text MN to the number 741741 Parish Staff Farmer’s Suicide Line: 1-800-600-2670 Pastor: Fr. Swaminatha Pothireddy Spanish: 1-888-628-9454 Deacons: Dcn. Placido Zavala and Dcn. Scot Berkley Family Violence: Parish Administrator: Sandy Strand Crisis Resource Center, Steele County: 507-451-1202 Parish Admin. Assistant: Jordan Guerrez Minnesota Coalion for Baered Women: 866-223-1111 Music/Pastoral Ministries: Garrick Comeaux Naonal Domesc Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233 Custodian: Dennis Paulson Substance Abuse: Religious Educaon: Courtney Taylor 303-941-3082 Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services: 800-662-HELP (4357) St. Mary’s School: 507-446-2300 Church Social Services: St. Mary’s School Principal: Jennifer Swanson Catholic Charies, Owatonna: 507-455-2008

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