CELEBRATION OF THE LORD’S DAY Saturday evening - 5:00 pm Sunday morning - 9:00 am Mass in Spanish - 12:00 Noon 1st & 3rd Sunday

Handicap Accessible/Hearing Impaired (ask for receiver)

WEEKDAY MASS 7:45 am - Monday thru Saturday; 8:45 am - Wednesdays (during school year) 5:45 pm - Wednesdays during Lent LITURGY OF THE HOURS 8:20 am Monday-Saturday: Morning Prayer

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE Wednesdays, Noon—1:00 pm Saturday at 4:00 pm (anytime by arrangement with the priests)

NEW PARISHIONERS We welcome you to Cathedral Parish. Please stop by the office or call to register. OFFICE HOURS—Parish Weekdays: 8:30 am-12:00 pm & 1- 4:00 pm School Office Hours: 7:15 am—4:00 pm

BULLETIN DEADLINE: Tuesdays at 10:00 am agothman@crookston.org If prayers for sympa-thy or health are needed for family and/or friends, please call the parish office, 281-1735, ext 200.

BAPTISM: Required Pre-Baptism classes occur on the 1st Saturdays of each month at 10AM. To schedule a baptism, please contact Fr. Vincent

Miller, 281-1735, ext 220.

MARRIAGES: Congratulations! Please contact the parish office as soon as possible (six months or more in advance) so that we can work with you to prepare for the Sacrament of Matrimony.

PASTORAL VISITATION: If you desire a home visit, communion for the homebound, or the Sacrament of Anointing the Sick, call the office. We want to be part of your life.

TRUSTEES - Ray Dusek Steve Biermaier

Most Reverend Michael J. Hoeppner, Bishop 218-281-4533 Louann McGlynn, Safe Environment Victim Assistance Coordinator 218-281-7895, (safe, confidential line) or lmcglynn@crookston.org Main Parish Number 218-281-1735 Ext 200 Very Reverend Vincent Miller, Rector Ext. 220 Rev. August Gothman, Parochial Vicar Ext. 203

Deacon Dennis Bivens dmbivens.cathedral@midconetwork.com Deacon Dan James djames.cathedral@midconetwork.com Deacon Dan Hannig dhannig.cathedral@midconetwork.com Patricia Jones, School Principal Ext. 205 or 218-281-1835 Monica Hollcraft, School Secretary Ext. 204 or 218-281-1835 Hope Bach, Religious Education Coordinator/Youth Minister Ext. 202 Terry Jones, Parish Administrator Ext. 206 Mary Dahl, Liturgy Director Ext. 207

August 20 2017 Twentieth Sunday of Ordinary Time

702 SUMMIT AVENUE · CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA 56716

Cathedral Parish Website: www.crookstoncathedral.com Cathedral School Website: www.mycathedral.school

Prayers for the Sick Please include in your

prayers the following people who are in need of healing . . . Mary Lou Amiot, Roger Amiot, Nancy Asman, Sara Bekkedahl, Mike Bjornson, Betty Conkins,

Louie Cournia, Jeff Dahlman, Ronald Donarski, Dan Erdman, Justin Erdmann, Shirley Goering, Thomas Gould, Lisa Hoseapple, Kathy Hurst, Lynette Karboviak, Daniel Kasprick, Carmen LaPlante, Denette Larson, Kim MaLarkey, Dominic McConnell, Audrey McGrath, Christine Meine, Bob Miller, Gayla Miller, Renee Miller, Emma Mills, Dale Myerchin, Harvey Myerchin, Andi Olsonawski, Cecelia ‘Cis’ Plante, Lori Plante, Margaret Proulx, Ron Proulx, Bill Prudhomme, Timothy Prudhomme, Megan Puppe, Joseph Ramirez, Matt Regan, Rick Rockstad, Dolores Rodriguez, Danny Santellanes, Phyllis Schmitz, Louis Shafer, Mary Ann Solie, Fr. Scott Sperry, Kevin Taylor, Mary Tiedemann, Jim Walsh, Sue Walsh, Megan Wilkens, Timothy Wiltse, Adeline Woinarowicz. To add or remove

a name, contact Fr. Augie Gothman by Tuesday 10AM at: agothman@crookston.org or call the parish office.

Sacrificial Giving August 12-13

‘Be good stewards; each one putting God’s gifts at the

service of all’ ~ cf. 1 Peter 4:1 Electronic giving July 2017 monthly total $4665.00

Stewardship August 12-13 Adult ................................................................................. $5802.00 Children ................................................................................. $2.00 Plate .................................................................................... $202.00 Care & Share ................................................................. $151.00 Total this week ............................................ $6157.00

Many in our parish have attended Cursillo weekends over the years and give great testimony to the power of such weekends. Cursillo is pronounced ‘KER-SEE-O’ meaning -

short course in Christianity. Weekends are being offered this fall and next spring

at Sand Hill Bible Camp, just south of Fosston. Cursillo weekends include quiet time, inspirational talks, and most importantly, time to be with Jesus without the

many distractions of daily life. Grow closer to Jesus by tak-ing the time to join us. HE will bless your sacrifice of time for

HIM.

The Men's Cursillo this Fall will be

September 28 - October 1. The Women's Cursillo this Fall will be

October 26-29. The Men's Cursillo (Spring) will be held

February 22-25, 2018 and the Women's (Spring) will be March 15-18, 2018.

Contact Carol Olsonawski (218-689-9081) or Bobbi

Mercil (701-866-5706) for more information. Applications can be printed

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Exposition and Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Available hours: Saturday: 12noon, 1pm, & 8pm To sign up, or sub, call Terry Dusek at 280-1269

A word about Mass offerings and scheduling intentions

The Holy Eucharist is the source and summit of the interior life of each believer and the very life of the Catholic Church. Every time Mass is celebrated, the sacrifice of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Calvary is re-presented in an unbloody manner affording the priest celebrant and all con-gregants who participate in the Mass an infinite amount of sanctifying grace. The tradition of giving offerings to have Masses celebrated for specific intentions often called “Mass stipends” is a laudable one. Christ’s faithful make an offering so that Mass can be celebrated for their intention, contribute to the good of the Church, especially the support of the sacred ministers and the fulfillment of the Church’s apostolic activity (cf. canon 946). Mass Pro Populo - “For the People” The Bishop of a Diocese and each Pastor/Rector of a parish is obliged to offer Mass for all the people of his diocese (or parishes) each Sunday & Holyday of obligation. (canons 388.1, 534.1) Please know we do our best to schedule your requests for intentions for Masses; we do this on a first-requested availabil-ity. Sometimes a given date will be unavailable, sometimes because of our honor of having Bishop Hoeppner who is obliged to celebrate his Mass pro populo and Fr. Vincent’s (or mine, on his behalf) obligation to celebrate a Mass pro populo for the parishioners of our parishes. Sometimes there are other reasons. Thank you for your kindness, understanding, and graciousness in this regard. ~Fr. Augie

LIFE TEEN & EDGE MINISTRIES Sunday August 27 Life Teen Mass and Ice Cream Social

CATHEDRAL SCHOOL CALENDAR WINNER Your Name could be here,

make sure to get your calendar as soon as possible. Thanks to those who support the evangelizing mission of

our Cathedral School

NEW SCHOOL CALENDAR SALES ARE UNDERWAY!

ASK YOUR FAVORITE SCHOOL FAMILY ABOUT PURCHASING THESE FABULOUS CALENDARS. THE DONATION IS $35 PER CALENDAR.

CATHEDRAL SCHOOL Registration Ongoing for 2017-18 It’s now August and it is time to start thinking about Back to School. Registration continues for Cathedral Elementary School for the

2017-2018 school year. Cathedral educates students Pre-kindergarten age through Sixth grade. The Prekindergarten program offers both a morning session ad Kindergarten Readiness in the afternoon. Registration forms for all grade levels are available at www.mycathedral.school or by visiting the School or Parish Offices. Mark your calendars: School Open House – August 28 at 5:45 pm, meal provided. First Day of School – August 30, 2017

CATHEDRAL SCRIP Use Cathedral School Scrip gift cards for all your

back to school shopping needs. National, regional, and local retailers participate in the program and the school has a great inventory on hand. Contact the school off ice for more information .

The Sisters of Mount Saint Benedict

The MSB Gift Shop is newly stocked & back in business!

Shopping hours are:

M-F 7:15 am to 7:30 pm

Sat. 9:15 am to 4:15 pm

Sun. 12:30 pm to 4:15 pm

For any questions, please call (218) 275-4139

Would you like to grow in your faith? Join Deacon Dan Hannig and others for

“I Believe!”

Tuesday evenings, beginning September 5th,

join the adult catechesis class and discussion from 7 to 9 pm. We will explore the first of the four “pillars” of the Catechism

of the Catholic Church: “The Profession of Faith”

For information and to register, please email:

dhannig.cathedral@midconetwork.com or call 218-281-1297.

MACH (Mothers & Children) Wednesday Bible Study

will not be having their annual rummage sale in August. This had been an event which helped de-

fer the costs of childcare while the Moms had time for study and prayer with other Moms. This year they ask all those who would generously have shared their items to take items either to Wright’s Consignment in Red Lake Falls and donate under the donation number 1966. In Crookston you can donate items to Wish Upon a Star Store under ‘MACH’. The Mothers and their children will be most grateful to all who are so kind as to donate and to assist, and would welcome other Mothers and children to join with them!

Court Bishop Schenk Back to School Supply project for Cathedral Elementary School and the other local Crookston schools. This drive is in conjunction with Care and Share, the Salvation Army and the Crookston Rotary Bus project. Items needed are glue, notebooks, crayons, backpacks, mittens, socks, pencils, tissues, other clothing, etc. Supplies can be left in special containers in the gathering spaces at Cathedral, Northern Sky Bank, St Peter’s in Gentilly, and St Mary’s in Euclid. Anyone can participate in this project. If you have any questions or pickup is needed, please contact Jean LaJesse at 281-6706.

MASS INTENTIONS THIS WEEK M I N I S T E R S O F T H E L I T U R G Y

LITURGICAL MINISTERS AUGUST 26-27 GREETERS FOR AUGUST 5:00PM Royal & Karen Murphy & volunteers 9:00 AM Lou Ann Anderson, Peggy Swenson, Mary Nordlum Ready for next week September Greeters :)

LECTORS 5:00pm 1st: Brad Brekken Comm: Cantor 2nd: JoAnn Brunelle 9:00 am 1st: Jodi Clauson Comm: Cantor 2nd: Pat Fall ALTAR SERVERS Cross/Tray Candle/Book Candle/Washer 5:00 pm Adult & Youth volunteers 9:00am Abby Borowicz Emma Borowicz

Amber Cymbaluk

USHERS: 5pm Wayne Steinbrink, Steve Biermaier, Bruce Conkins 9:00 am Larry Regan, Paul Biermaier, John Janssen, volunteer

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION 5:00 pm Saturday – Sacristan - Loren Karboviak Don Desrosier, Greg LeBlanc, Marlene LeBlanc, Jeannie Lindgren, Dennis & Toby Magsam, Kay Oien, Ann Riedlinger 9:00 am Sunday-Sacristan - Don & Mary Cavalier Cindy Altepeter, Jeanne Brekken, Albert Burgoz, Dave & Linnea Genereaux, Duane Hanson, Eric Hanson, Jose DeLeon, Elaine Sylvester, Brent Evenson

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Funeral Group 11 will serve next

MASSES AND INTENTIONS AUGUST 20-27

August 20th: Nineteenth Sunday of Ordinary Time 9:00 am Colin Dusek Cathedral 10:30 am † Louis Benoit St. Peter 12:00 noon For all the people (pro populo) Cathedral

August 21st 7:45 am † Paulette & Rick Hartlich Cathedral

August 22nd 7:45 am † Harold & Leona Hemmesch Cathedral 10:00am † Margaret Kasprick Villa St. Vincent

August 23rd 7:45 am † Gale & † Lorraine Regan Cathedral

August 24th 7:45 am † Bernie Blokzyl Cathedral

August 25th 7:45 am Aaron Izaquirre Cathedral August 26th 7:45 am † Gerald LeBlanc Cathedral 5:00pm Ron Proulx Cathedral

AUGUST 20TH ✠ TWENTIETH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ISA 56:1, 6-7 PS 67:2-3, 5-6, 8 ROM 11:13-15, 29-32 MT 15:21-28

Monday August 21st - Memorial of Pope St. Pius X Jgs 2:11-19 Ps 106:34-37, 39-40, 43ab, 44 Mt 19:16-22 Pius X, † 20 August 1914; undertook liturgical and canonical

reforms

Tuesday August 22nd - Memorial of the Queenship of the Blessed Virgin Mary Jgs 6:11-24a Ps 85:9, 11-14 Mt 19:23-30

Wednesday August 23rd Wednesday of the20th Week or

optional memorial of St. Rose of Lima Jgs 9:6-15 Ps 21:2-7 Mt 20:1-16 Isabel Flores de Oliva, † 1617 at age thirty-one; Peruvian Dominican mystic; first declared saint of the New World (1672)

Thursday August 24th-Feast of St. Bartholomew, Apostle Rv 21:9b-14 Ps 145:10-13, 17-18 Jn 1:45-51 Bartholomew, † 1st cent. known as Nathaniel in John's gospel; with St. Philip (3 May) preached in India and Armenia

Friday August 25th Friday of the 19th Week or optional memorial of St. Louis, King or St. Joseph Calasanz, Priest, Religious founder Ru 1:1, 3-6, 14b-16, 22 Ps 146:5-10 Mt 22:34-40 Louis IX of France, † 1270; King, father of 11. Joseph Calasanz, † 1648 founded Piarist Fathers

Saturday August 26th Saturday of the 20th Week Ruth 2:1-3, 8-11; 4:13-17 Ps 128:1-5 Mt 23:1-12

SUNDAY AUGUST 27TH ✠ TWENTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME ISA 22:19-23 PS 138:1-3, 6, 8 ROM 11:33-36 MT 16:13-20

A P E E K A T T H E W E E K Sunday August 20th 12:00pm La Misa para el vigésimo

domingo en tiempo ordinario

Monday, August 21st 7:45am Mass 10 am Bible Study (summit apts. )

Tuesday, August 22nd 7:45am Mass 10am Mass at Villa St. Vincent Chapel

Wednesday, August 23rd 7:45am Mass after 7:45am Mass Patriotic Rosary 12 -1pm Confessions (small chapel)

Thursday, August 24th 7:45am Mass Friday, August 25th 7:45am Mass Friday early evening-Wedding rehearsal

Saturday, August 26th 2:00pm Wedding 4:00pm Confessions (small chapel) 5:00pm Mass at Cathedral

SCRIPTURE READINGS & CELEBRATIONS