MASS TIMES IN NEIGHBORING PARISHES

Holy Family-Silver Lake: Saturday 5:00 PM; 8:00 PM; Sunday 9:30 AM Holy Trinity-Winsted: Saturday 5:15 PM; Sunday 8:30 AM, 10:30 AMSt. Anastasia-Hutchinson: Saturday 4:30 PM; Sunday 7:30 AM; 11:00 AM St. Boniface-Stewart: Sunday 9:15 AM

I Have No Idea

I have been puzzling about what to write about this week. I made a round of the staff to see if I could find ideas for the front of the bulletin, but was not able to get any ideas from anybody. You probably are all falling out of your chairs laughing at the idea of me not having anything to talk about, so I am pausing in my imagination to let you get up off of the floor.

The last six weeks have been a very hectic time for our parish, its staff and volunteers. We have moved from one big celebration to the next with our usual sense of style, grace and good humor. We have done an enormous amount of work in a very short period of time. We have been busy celebrating beginnings, middles and ends all month. We have had parties, meals, receptions and farewells. Our parish staff has been stretched to the limits of their patience, imagination and energy by the many wonderful events and happenings that are a part of our life at this time of year. We are panting from the sprint we have run. Our bodies are tired, our minds are numb we cannot really think of one more idea and the strain of life just seems overwhelming at times.

Then it happens. School is out and so is the sun and the world seems to take a deep breath. Even though almost all of us will continue to work our regular schedules, there is a palpable change coming over us. Summer vacation feels more relaxed and simple. I find myself taking sneaky breaks. I who do not like the outdoors all

that much, find that sitting in the backyard for ten minutes at the end of the day is just what I needed. I find myself going outside to pray Evening Prayer and walking more slowly across the parking lot just to enjoy the day. Summer vacation reminds me that God is good, gracious and patient with my cantankerous moods, restless need to do something and stubborn insistence on being over-occupied with some or anything.

Perhaps the beginning of summer vacation is God’s way of reminding us that it is his world and his Church. He reminds us that time is not measured by hours and seconds, but in generous and gracious moments. I know that the Gospel by the Grill gatherings in my backyard feel right for this time of year. We have a little food, some prayer, time to hear God’s Word and the time to try to figure it out together. Perhaps summer is the time to remember that when we slow down a bit, God might have a few ideas for us to ponder. In the midst of our hectic lives God says hold on a minute. Take a breath and notice that I have surrounded you with graciousness and mercy. I have no idea of what to write this week, but maybe that is God’s point.

Fr. Tony Stubeda

ST. PIUS X CHURCH

1014 KNIGHT AVE. GLENCOE, MN 55336

June 13, 2010 – 11th

Sunday in Ordinary TimeParish Office: 864-5162 School: 864-3214 Rectory: 864-2963 E-Mail: stpiusx@stpiusxglencoe.org Website: www.stpiusxglencoe.org

PARISH STAFF

Rev. Anthony J. Stubeda (pastor@stpiusxglencoe.org) PastorRev. Anthony J. Stubeda Principal/ DRESr. Elizabeth OSB (worship@stpiusxglencoe.org) home ph:864-3392 Worship/ReceptionShirley Nowak (businessadmin@stpiusxglencoe.org) Parish Business ManagerCarla Bass (reception@stpiusxglencoe.org) Parish ReceptionSarah Kasella (school@stpiusxglencoe.org) School SecretarySr. Ann Carol Kaufenberg, SSND (507-237-5896) Area Hispanic MinistryPat Maresh MaintenanceMass Times: Saturday 5:30 PM, Sunday 9:00 AM English, 11:00 AM Spanish

Baptisms

Please call the Parish Center to schedule a baptism. A pre-baptism class is offered prior to the birth of your child. Reconciliation

Saturdays at 4:30 PM or anytime by appointment.

Marriages

Do not set your date until after your first meeting with the Pastor. There is a six month preparation time.

Masses & Liturgies for the week-June 13-20, 2010

Sunday – 11th Sunday in Ordinary TimeJune 13 2 Sm 12:7-10, 13/Gal 2:16, 19-21/Lk 7:36—8:3

9:00 AM Mass (l. Daniel Guzik)11:00 AM Spanish Mass (For the Parish)

Monday

June 14 1 Kgs 21:1-16/Mt 5:38-42

No Mass

Tuesday

June 15 1 Kgs 21:17-29/Mt 5:43-488:00 AM Morning Prayer/8:20 Mass (d. Susan Hettwer)

Wednesday

June 16 2 Kgs 2:1, 6-14/Mt 6:1-6, 16-185:40 PM Evening Prayer/6:00 PM Mass

(d. Harold Matousek & l. Marcella Matousek)

Thursday

June 17 Sir 48:1-14/Mt 6:7-157:00 PM Mass & KC Meeting (d. Tom & Phyllis Barry)

Friday

June 18 2 Kgs 11:1-4, 9-18, 20/Mt 6:19-238:00 AM Morning Prayer/8:20 AM Mass

(l. Members of CCW)

5:30 PM Mass in Spanish (d. Jerry Styles)Saturday – St. Romuald, AbbotJune 19 2 Chr 24:17-25/Mt 6:24-34

4:30 PM Reconciliation5:30 PM Mass (d. Clarence Eischens)

Sunday – 12th Sunday in Ordinary TimeJune 20 Zec 12:10-11, 13:1/Gal 3:26-29/Lk 9:18-24

9:00 AM Mass (d. Herb Smoldt)11:00 AM Spanish Mass & Baptisms (For the Parish)

Parish Meetings & Events –June 13-20, 2010

Sunday – June 1312:30 PM Guadalupe Committee MeetingHappy Birthday, Sharon Maresh!

Monday – June 148:15-11:45 AM Catholic Vacation Bible School SessionSr. Elizabeth on Retreat June 14-18

Tuesday – June 158:15-11:45 AM Catholic Vacation Bible School Session9:00AM-12:00 PM Catholic Mutual Insurance Seminar3:00 PM Server Training6:00 PM NUDCCW Resource & Guidance Session-Lucan

Wednesday – June 168:15-11:45 AM Catholic Vacation Bible School Session5:40 PM Evening Prayer/6:00 PM Mass (d. Connie Mallak)6:30 PM “Gospel by the Grill” Gathering

Thursday – June 178:15-11:45 AM Catholic Vacation Bible School Session12:00 PM Region VI Priest Leaders- Litchfield7:00 PM KC Mass and Meeting

Friday – June 188:15-11:45 AM Catholic Vacation Bible School Session1:00-5:00 PM Baking Father’s Day cookies

Saturday – June 1910:00 AM Spanish Baptism Class2:00 PM Melissa Perez quinceañeraCCW Father’s Day Cookie Sale after Mass

Sunday – June 20CCW Father’s Day Cookie Sale after Mass

FR. TONY OUT OF THE OFFICE ON THURSDAY

AFTERNOON: Fr. Tony will be out of the office on Thursday afternoon to attend the Region VI Pastoral Leaders meeting at St. Philip’s in Litchfield.

MONTHLY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MEETING TO

START WITH MASS: Thursday evening’s Knights of Columbus Mass will begin at 7:00 PM. The meeting will begin after Mass.

FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP—June 5/6, 2010

Sunday: Adult: $5,791.25; Student: $103.00; Loose Plate: $246.04; Second Collection-School $325.18; Fuel: $53.00; DUF: $137.00; Pius Connections to the Future: $110.00; Ascension: $10.00; Catholic Home Missions: $7.00; Spanish: $260.10; Juan Diego: $141.20

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NOTES

REGISTRATION FOR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 2010-2011:

Last week we made a push for registration for next year’s religious education programs. We thank those of you who have registered already, and ask those who have not registered to do so as soon as possible. If you need assistance, please contact Carla Bass at the parish office. As was stated in the letter that accompanied registration materials, you need not pay your total registration fee at this time. We would like you to register, so that we can begin planning our program for next year. If you have misplaced the

registration form, there are additional forms available in the kiosk

in the Gathering Space.

GOSPEL BY THE GRILL ON WEDNESDAY: On Wednesday we continue Gospel by the Grill Bible study after the 6:00 PM Mass. Everyone who would like to participate in the study comes to Fr. Tony’s backyard. Each person brings their own meat to grill and something to share with others. After we have supper we spend the rest of the evening reading, discussing and studying the readings for the next Sunday. Please bring your own Bible, beverage and a chair.

MAY HE REST IN PEACE: Our parish family extends its sympathy and prayers to the family and friends of Scott Coates who died last week. May he rejoice at God’s right hand in heaven.

CCW BRAT STAND: On July 9, 10, 11 our CCW will be having the Brat stand at Coborn’s. A Work Schedule is posted on the bulletin board in the Gathering Space. Please sign up for the time and day you wish to work. You may contact

Marie Mochinski at 320-282-3011 with any questions or concerns.

CATHOLIC VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL THIS WEEK:

Please keep the coordinators, planners, volunteers and participants in Catholic Vacation Bible School in your prayers as they gather each morning this week to deepen their love of Christ and knowledge of the riches of our faith. They will be participating in Mass each day this week, and on Friday will be having a period of Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction at 10:30 AM. Their projects and artwork will be on display in the Gathering Space of the Church throughout next weekend.

SERVER TRAINING ON TUESDAY: The last session of server training will be on Tuesday afternoon at 3:00 PM. Those who need make-up sessions will be contacted by Fr. Tony to set up another training time.

THANK YOU: The family of Harold Matousek thanks the CCW for their ministry to their family at the time of Harold’s death, and they thank all those who brought food to the funeral dinner.

THANK YOU FOR WONDERFUL CELEBRATIONS: The parish community thanks the parish and school staff and faculty members who helped us celebrate our volunteers last Monday and helped host the Anointing Mass brunch on Wednesday.

CCW RUMMAGE SALE COMING: The CCW rummage sale and flea market is coming soon—July 29 and 30. It’s time to clean out the closets and go through the kid’s stuff. Plan now

to donate your unused items to a worthy cause. Not only do we need your donations, but we also need your help. Sign-up sheets are now in the Gathering Space with plenty of opportunities. Many hands make for light work, and we have

fun too!! Drop off times and dates will be listed in upcoming bulletins. More dates and times have been added for your convenience. We hope to see you there!

ANOTHER RETREAT OPPORTUNITY: A special silent retreat for men and women will be held at Christ the King Retreat Center in Buffalo, MN July 23-25, 2010. The retreat begins on Friday, July 23 at 7:00 PM and concludes on Sunday, July 25 at 12:45 PM. The retreat will be conducted by Fr. Matthew Linn, SJ. The theme of the retreat is: “How to deal

with a prickly porcupine”. This retreat will focus on dealing with difficult people in our lives. Members of this parish are cordially invited to a beautiful, inexpensive, lakeside weekend of wonderful relaxation and spiritual rejuvenation. Please call: (763) 682-1394 for a registration form and more information.

For more information:Please contact:Christ the King Retreat Center621 First Avenue SouthBuffalo, MN 55313www.kingshouse,come-mail: christtheking@kingshouse,com.

CEMETERY NOTICE: We ask that all flowers which are on the cemetery and NOT ON THE GRAVE STONE be removed by Wednesday, June 30. Removing such plants and flowers makes it much easier to keep the cemetery looking neat and respectful.

THE NEW ROMAN MISSAL: Today’s Gospel is a vivid reminder of the importance of responding to the love of Christ, whether we consider ourselves saints or sinners. When we gather for worship we respond to the sacrifice of Christ not only out of obligation, but out of love. The woman brought oil as an offering to Jesus. We offer our gifts of bread and wine, “the fruit of the vine and work of human hands” as a symbol of our willingness to be reconciled with God. This small but not insignificant ritual of the Mass is a holy exchange that affords us the opportunity to respond to the gifts that God has placed into our hands.

UPCOMING EVENTS: (See notes on bulletin board)June 10-St. John’s Church (near Biscay) Ice Cream Social 4:30-

7:30 PMJune 13 St. John’s Hector-French Toast Brunch-for victims in

GuatemalaJune 22-Tee Time, SSND Golf & Card Tournament Benefit for

Missions.

June Vocations Calendar included in this Week’s Bulletin

Please note that we have included a prayer for vocations calendar in this week’s bulletin. A way for you to support vocations is to say special prayers for the people listed on each day. This is a great way for families to support vocations.

FALL FESTIVAL NEWS

It is not too early to think about this year’s Fall Festival. The worker signup sheets are on the bulletin board. We are looking for the following items for prizes. Knowing the needs we can look for opportunities to purchase and donate items that are needed as they go on sale over the summer. Below is a suggested list of items to make this year’s Festival a success. Remember all the prizes are donated. Prizes can be dropped off in the box in the Gather Space or in the church office.

RAFFLE ITEMS

All raffle items are needed by June 27,

so we can print the tickets on time!

½ Side of Beef or cash toward the purchase200 lb. pig or cash toward the purchase

Statues/Pictures (exp. those from other countries)Any other large items

GAMES

2 liter bottles of sodaIndividual large bags of chips

Beach ballsWater toys

MoviesLarge movie boxes of candy

Hot WheelsHair accessories

BINGO

Game balls (footballs, basketballs, soccer balls, etc.)Board games (Monopoly, Chess, Chutes and Ladders. Etc.)

Gift basketsLaundry soap

FOOD COURT

Cases of water (16-20 oz)

If you have any questions please call Marie Mochinski, 320-282-3011

or Pam Green 320-395-2767. Thanks for all your help!!

FALL FESTIVAL MEETING SCHEDULE

All meetings will be in the New Meeting Room

At 7:00 PM unless otherwise noted

Tuesday, July 13

Tuesday, August 10 at 6:30 PM

Tuesday, August 24

Tuesday, September 7

Tuesday, September 14

NCCW PROVINCE OF ST. PAUL & MINNEAPOLIS

CONFERENCE: The Church of St. Mary, Alexandria, MN. will host the NCCW Province Conference on Thursday, June 24, & Friday, June 25. The original flyer and information shared with you indicated that registration would close on June 5. We have been informed that there are still spaces available at the conference. On Thursday, June 24, Dr. Edward Sri will give the keynote presentation on the rosary. Msgr. Gregory Schaffer, from the Diocese of New Ulm’s mission in San Lucas Toliman, Guatemala will be giving a presentation about his life’s work at the mission. The cost of the conference is $30.00 for one day, $45.00 for two days. The province banquet on Thursday evening is an additional $30.00. Hotel accommodations are extra. If you would like more information or details please see the brochure on the bulletin board in the gathering area or talk to Shirley Nowak at the parish office.

June 2010 KC News

Monthly Newsletter of the Glencoe Knights of Columbus St. Christopher Council #4842

Messages from the Grand Knight

As the KC fraternal year comes to a close,I wish to thank all the Knights (and their families) for all their help, commitment, and dedication to the KC principles of fraternity, charity, unity, and patriotism. The past year would have been a lot more difficult withoutthe constant willingness of our members to put those principles into practice.

* * * *And, unbeknownst to me, at least two of our members (and maybe more) have been ac-tively promoting a statewide project of the KC’s. Dave Heintz and Gus Makovsky have been collecting the names and addresses ofmilitary personnel, sending the info to the KC State Chaplain, Fr. Maciej (Ma-chee), and requesting him to bless a St. Michael Medallion, and to forward it to the military personnel to wear. By the way, those military personnel do NOT need to be KC members nor family members of KCs. So, if anybody is aware of someone in the military that could use the added protection of St. Michael, feel free to call Gus or Dave for the address of the State Chaplain. There is no specified cost for this service but, of course, a freewill donation sent with your request would be appreciated (used to cover costs).

* * * *And let us not forget Jason Jacques. The KC project of supplying ‘care packages’ to the military (usually about Christmas time) is not necessarily ‘below the radar’ but is equally important. For several years now,he has been coordinator/chairperson for this project. So, if you aware of military personnel that could use a ‘care package,’ or have a suggestion for something to include in such packages, or would like to help Jason in the preparation and mailing of same, please feel free to call him. Thanks! Newsletter submitted by GK Dennis Reiter

Attention KC Members

As we are all aware, St. Pius X parish and Holy Family parish will soon be involved in a

historic change. In the spirit of unity and fraternity, Fr. Tony has invited all KC mem-bers to join him for a prayer service at Holy

Family Church on Thursday, 7/1/10 @ Noon

Next Paper DriveThe next KC paper drive is only 6 weeks

away. As before, it is scheduled to coincide

with the CCW Rummage Sale. Location is

the upper Church lot. Dates and Times:

Thursday, July 29 @ 4-7pm

Friday, July 30 @ 4-7pm

Saturday, July 31 @ 8-Noon

Upcoming Events

Jun. 13 KC Float in the Glencoe Days Parade

Jun. 17 *** 7pm: Mass, especially for the KC officers being elected;Followed by our Reg monthly meeting @ 7:30pm

Jun. 20 Father’s DayJun. 29 Actual Installation of new KC

Officers @ Hutch VFW, 6pmJul. 1 Noon: Transition of St. Pius

X and Holy Family parishes to one Pastor (see above)

Jul. 15 7:30pm: Reg monthly mtgJul. 16-17 Tractor Pull (see below)Jul. 29-31 KC Paper DriveAug.14 Annual KC Family Picnic

June Lunch Committee Peter Smyth & Jim Mayer

Alert! Alert! Please note that Brian Thalmann is looking for workers for the Tractor Pull at

the McLeod County Fairgrounds on July 16-17. Let’s not have him make 50+ calls, instead volunteers should call him @ 320-238-2481.

Diocese of New Ulm

www.Ourmib.org Pray for VocationsSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

5/30Msgr. Robert

Wyffels, Andrew

Illikman

5/31Sr. Jodelle

Zimmerman,Aaron

Johanneck

1Bishop LeVoir,

Fr. Stephan

Adrian,John Kodet

2Sr. Judi Angst,For all

Candidates

3Fr. Ed Ardolf,For Religious

Vocations

4Sr. Joanne

Backes,Jacob Niemand

6Fr. Dennis Becker,Alex Rabaey

7Fr. Harry Behan,Samuel Wagner

8Fr. John Berger,Deacon Matt

Wiering

9Fr. William Bowles,Garrett Ahlers

10Fr. David Breu,James Blaschko

11Fr. Eugene Brown

Paul Blaschko

13Fr. Patrick Casey,Andrew Illikman

14Mr. Donald

Clasemann,Aaron

Johanneck

15Bishop LeVoir,

Fr. James

Devorak,John Kodet

16Fr. Michael Doyle,For all

Candidates

17Fr. John

Ekwoanya,For Religious

Vocations

18Sr. Carole

Freking,Deacon Jacob

Niemand

20Msgr. Francis

Garvey,Alex Rabaey

21Fr. Robert

Goblirsch,Samuel Wagner

22Fr. John Goggin,Deacon Matt

Wiering

23Msgr. Douglas

Grams,Garrett Ahlers

24Fr. Richard Gross,James Blaschko

25Fr. Eugene

Hackert,Paul Blaschko

27Mr. Richard

Hamsa,Andrew Illikman

28Fr. Lawrence

Hansen,Aaron

Johanneck

29Fr. Anthony

Hesse,John Kodet

30Fr. Jeffrey Horejsi,For all

Candidates

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