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Pastor: Fr. James Liekhus
(952) 935-0111/(952) 935-5536 email: [email protected]/
[email protected] Deacons:
Deacon Darrel Branch (952) 935-5536
Deacon Francis Tangney (952) 935-0111
Business Administrator: Brook Sullivan
(952) 935-5536 Email: [email protected]/
[email protected] Director of Worship & Music:
Katie Schafer (952) 935-5536
email: [email protected]
Office Manager: Martha Krawczak(952) 935-0111 email: [email protected]
Pastoral Minister: Mary Fran Karanikolas
(952) 935-5536 email:
[email protected] Faith Formation Director:
Chuck Romportl (952) 935-7004
email: [email protected] Faith Formation Administrative Asst.:
Louise Wilson (952) 935-7004
email: [email protected] Pre-School Coordinator (St. Joseph campus):
Kathleen Esh (952) 933-7610
Pre-School Coordinator (St. John campus) Jenni Stankevitz (952) 935-5536
Director of Maintenance (St. Joseph campus) Rebekah
(952) 935-0111 email: [email protected]
Director of Maintenance (St. John campus)
Tony Jaroscak (952) 935-5536
email: [email protected] Custodian (St. John campus)
Ricardo Torres(952) 935-5536 Pastoral Council Chair:
Kathy Carlson (952) 938-3383
ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC SCHOOL www.sjshopkins.org
1503 Boyce Street Hopkins MN 55343
Principal: Kathy Segna (952) 935-7787
email: [email protected]
Parish Staff
First Sunday of Advent DECEMBER 2, 2012
St. Joseph 1310 Mainstreet
Hopkins MN 55343 www.stjoeshopkins.org
(952) 935-0111
St. John the Evangelist
6 Interlachen Road Hopkins MN 55343
www.stjohnhopkins.org (952) 935-5536
On Monday, November 19, the students had a Veteran’s Day Program. The program began with the pledge and the song, ‘My Country Tis of Thee.’ Grade 6 began the program by doing a short narration entitled, “What is a Veteran.” They were followed by speaker Dan Petrosky. He spoke to the students on the topic of: “What is a Veteran and about his military service.” Dan spent 28 years in the United States Army, 11 years with active duty and 17 years in the army reserve. He focused on the following four items during his presentation: service, history, education and travel. The students were encouraged to invite their special veteran. The visiting veterans shared their name, who invited them, and their branch of service. The program ended with the students singing a blessing song to all the veterans. Refreshments were served to the Veterans by two grade 6 student council representatives in the school conference room.
Veterans Day Speaker, Dan Petrosky
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LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR 12-8/9 CONTACTS St. Joseph’s Office ......... (952) 935-0111 St. John’s Office ................ (952) 935-5536 St. Joseph’s Social Hall .... (952) 938-8968
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CELEBRATION OF MASSES St. Joseph Weekend Saturday ................................. 4:30pm Sunday .................................... 8:30am Weekday Tue & Thu ................................ 7:00am Morning Prayer & Rosary Mon, Wed, & Fri .................... 7:00am
St. John the Evangelist Weekend Sunday......... 10:30am & 1:00pm (Hispanic) Wed (Sept. – May) ....................... 9:30am Wed (June –Aug.) ......................... 8:00am Fri & Sat .......................................... 8:00am
SACRAMENTAL LIFE Baptism: Second Sunday of the Month Contact the office 2 months prior to Baptism to schedule the required preparation conference. Matrimony: Contact priest 12 months in advance of desired date. Reconciliation (Private): St. Joseph’s Parish Saturday 3:30pm St. John the Evangelist Saturday 8:30-9:30am Sunday 12:30pm
Anointing: Contact Fr. Jim Liekhus ...................................... (952) 935-0111 Communion or BeFriender visit: Contact Mary Fran Karanikolas .................................... (952) 935-5536 Parish Registration Contact the Parish Office at (952) 935-0111 or 952-935-5536. Bulletin Deadline Tuesdays at 12:00pm (week of the bulletin publication.) email to: [email protected]
4:30 Mass at St. Joseph’s Sacristan: Karen Totall Lectors: Mary Rasmussen & Barb Kok Servers: Kristin Jamison Eucharistic Ministers: Amy Jo Ames, Lorraine Baumgardner, Mark Banker, & Dale & Jane Specken Cup Ministers: Bill Johnson, Char Murphy, Lynne Raphael & Alice Tangney Usher: Mark Hottman Greeters: Linda Galuszka & Sue Ebnet
8:30 Mass at St. Joseph’s Sacristan: Kay Kopesky Lectors: Mary Beckering & Mark Ninnemann Servers: Katie Hirl & Daniel Hirl
Eucharistic Ministers: Patrick & Denise Hirl, Beth Lauzon, Jeanne Sheck & Phyllis Weinbender Cup Ministers: John & Myra Underdahl, Rhonda Pantila & Tim McDonald Usher: Dale & Darlene Nelson Greeters: Mark Zeug & Myra & John Underdahl
10:30 Mass at St. John’s Lectors: S. Kraemer, M. Sicheneder Servers: Jack B., Noah F., John K. Eucharistic Ministers: G. Sicheneder, M. Sicheneder, P. Orton, A. Pravinata, T. Greene, Cup Ministers: B. Anderson, J. Greene, M. Dickinson, M. Noll & D. Noll
December 11, 2012 A morning of reflection ending in Mass and lunch will be led by Archbishop Harry J. Flynn on Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at the Church of St. John the Evangelist, 6 In-terlachen Rd., Hopkins from 9:00am to1:00pm at a cost of $30.00. Sponsored by the League of Catholic Wom-
en (LCW). RSVP to LCW at (612) 332-2649 by Thursday, December 6, 2012.
ST. JOSEPH & ST. JOHN’S PARISH OFFICE NEWS
BULLETIN DEADLINES Due to the upcoming holiday season the following deadlines will be:
December 23 bulletin Articles are due by 12:00pm on
Wednesday, December 12. December 30 bulletin:
Articles are due by 12:00pm on Tuesday, December 18.
January 6, 2013 bulletin: Articles are due by 12:00pm on December 21
Please email me at [email protected] with your bulletin article(s). No email drop it off at St. John’s parish office with bulletin article on it. If I do not get the articles by the deadlines listed above it will not be included in that week’s bulletin. Thank you for your help and cooperation.
Please pray for the following people:
The Sick: Lorraine Baumgardner, Anne & Ron Bisson, Jeanette Blake, Quinton Branch, Rose Cardinal, Barb Carney, Grace Clark, Mary Lou Cronin, Bob Dwyer, Marie Edquist, Jean Feltl, Bonnie Galush, Grant Hilbert, Jim Keller, Orville Kemper, Shirley Kloss, Tom Kloss, Patricia Kraemer, Barb Mackintosh, John Malecha, Berty Mullenmaster, Susan Newcomb, Carol & Dick Olson, Karla Pallansch, Alice Paulsrud, Mary Ann Penaz, Joe Pierro, Mary Rasmussen, Bernie Reid, Kathleen Sawyer, Sharon Schaefer, Diane Schmerler, Sam Seward, Jean Schwappach, Marguerite Starich, Gilbert Stifter, Carole Teclaw, Steve Vesper, and Jim Walker. The Military: Please pray for the following men serving in the military: Harry Torvik, son of Julie Holland and Peter Torvik; Peter Ninnemann, son of Mark and Kathy Ninnemann; John Munnelly, cousin of Fr. Liekhus, who is deployed to Korea; Justin Kemper deployed to Afghanistan, grandson of Orville & Maryann Kemper; John Kurtz, son of Kirsten & Hamilton Kurtz; Tony Weaver, son of Barb Weaver. Also, remember in your prayers those in nursing homes, the families of the sick and all who care for them.
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Parish News
Dear Parishioners, Advent is finally here. This is a season of joyful expectation, a season of hope and a season of preparation. All of our prayers point to the day when Christ will return, the day when all evil and suffering will be gone forever. Just as he came to earth when he was born of the Virgin Mary and died on the cross to save us from our sins, so will he come to earth again in glory, and this time wipe away even the effects of our sins, so that we will be with him in heaven forever. It is a wonderful season of joy and of hope. And yet, this first Sunday of Advent when we are supposed to look forward to the return of our Lord, we hear that there will be those who will die of fright because of what is coming upon the world. You don’t hear that on the radio stations that are already playing Christmas songs. It’s enough to make you pause and consider whether or not we really want to pray too hard for the return of our Lord. It doesn’t sound like a very joyful time at all. Maybe it would be better if it happened after we died. The gospel we hear this Sunday is a sobering gospel. There is no fluff here; it gives a message from our Lord that is very serious. Do not be distracted. Be vigilant at all times and pray for strength. He cautions us not to let our hearts become drowsy from carousing and drunkenness, or even from the anxieties of daily life. That is an especially sobering message during this season, and therefore all the more necessary, this season of Christmas parties, of last minute shopping and running from one place to another. Amid all of this, we are told not to be distracted, to not let our hearts become drowsy. How are we supposed to do that? How do we fight the temptation of being distracted by the busyness of this season? It’s actually not that complicated. We do what we’ve been doing all along. We remain faithful to our prayer life. We do not cling to material things for our happiness. We continue to do acts of mercy and love to those around us. In his second letter to the Thessalonians that we hear, St. Paul tells them: you know how to conduct yourselves, and you have indeed been doing so, well. As we wait for our Lord’s return, do so even more, persevere in that conduct. But the temptation is to do the opposite, to excuse ourselves from these things, to think: “this time of the year is so busy, I just don’t have time to pray the way I know I should. I can’t be expected to be cheerful and loving to others when there is so much demanded of me right now. If I’m crabby and ill-tempered towards others, they’re just going to have to excuse me because I’ve earned the right to be that way. And now I’ll find some enjoyment in this food or this drink or these possessions I worked so hard to earn.” Of course we know better than that, it sounds silly when we say it out loud, but that doesn’t make the temptation any less strong. That is why we begin this season with the reminder to be extra vigilant, to be even more intentional in setting aside that time for prayer, in going out of our way to express our love for those around us, of resisting the temptation to find comfort and solace in material things. These things will help us be vigilant and prepare for our Lord’s return. But we do them not only for our own good, but in order to be a witness for those around us of what this season is about, most especially for our children. The attitude that we have and the traditions that we practice surrounding Advent are so influential in shaping the attitudes that our children will have. What are we teaching them? What are they learning from us? The best gift that we can give to them, what we want to teach them by our example, is a heart that looks to the needs of others first and one that is full of love and gratitude for our Lord. Advent is finally here. It is a time of joyful expectation and hope. So let us renew our commitment to preparing ourselves for our Lord’s return and be especially vigilant during this time to how we give thanks to God and show our love for each other. Fr. Liekhus
Christmas Poinsettia Sale
Please pick up your Christmas poinsettias at St. John’s in the Church Conference Room after the 10:30am Mass on
Sunday, December 2. Thank you for making our 20th year a most successful fund-raiser.
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MASS INTENTIONS Monday, December 3 7:00am Morning Prayer & Rosary Tuesday, December 4 7:00am †Dick Vasser Wednesday, December 5 7:00am Morning Prayer & Rosary Thursday, December 6 7:00am †Joseph Willger Friday, December 7 7:00am Morning Prayer & Rosary Saturday, December 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception (a holy day of obligation) 12:00pm †Rev. Joseph P. Vacek 4:30pm †Warren Fisher (fulfills Sunday obligation) Sunday, December 9 8:30am †Angus Smetana
St. Joseph’s Parish News
Weekly Calendar Sunday, December 2 6:00pm Faith Formation Classes STJ Tuesday, December 4 1:00pm Legion of Mary LB 7:30am Eucharistic Adoration CH 5:30pm Benediction CH 7:00pm Holy Spirit Prayer Group Rm. 151 7:00pm Social Activities/ Family Life LB Friday, December 7 7:00pm Nocturnal Adoration CH Saturday, December 8 Feast of the
Immaculate Conception 12:00pm Mass of the day CH Sunday, December 9 8:30am Preschool Program FF 10:30am Preschool Program STJ
CH-Church • SH-Social Hall • BR-Band Room • SC-School Cafeteria • SB-School Building • LB-Library • AU-Auxiliary Room • YR-Youth Room • FF-Faith Formation
Office • SJCR St.. John’s Community Room -• STJ-St. John’s• LD Leo’s Den at St. John’s
ST. JOSEPH’S SUNDAY GIVING
Ytd expected $178,166 Ytd actual $167,922 11/18 $10,463 11/25 $4,292
WOMEN’S CLUB NEWS Ladies:
Upcoming Events December 11 General Meeting February 2/3 Bake Sale
FIRST FRIDAY December 7
8:00pm THE NOCTURNAL
ADORATION SOCIETY
commences its adoration of the Blessed Sacrament. Prayer leaders for the hour are: 8- 9 Gerald Techam 9-10 Marilyn Johnson 10-11 John Krawczak 11-12 Eileen Quigley 12- 1 Adoration
THE STAINED GLASS WINDOWS OF ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH Christmas gift ideas to
consider: The photo book depicts ALL of the beautiful Stained Glass Windows in St. Joseph’s! An explanation of the
scriptural or spiritual basis for each window is provided, plus the story of how these windows came to be. We ask for a donation of $20.00, payable to St. Joseph’s Church. The books may be picked up at either St. Joseph’s or St. John’s parish offices, during office hours. THANKS!
DO YOU LIKE TO SMILE? Our ACCL (A Community Caring for Life) Team asks for people like YOU to be on our List of volunteers for special events and for being at Church entrances
after Masses, when we are selling items or handing things out, etc. All are welcome to attend our monthly meetings, too, but that is not required. Please call or email Kathleen Esh at (952) 933-7610 or [email protected]
Senior Reconciliation
Tuesday, December 11 at 10:00am in St. Joseph Church There will be a short service followed by the opportunity for individual confessions. There will not be general absolution.
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MASS INTENTIONS Sunday, December 2 10:30am †John Poss 1:00pm People of the Parish Wednesday, December 5 9:30am † Deacon James Murphy Friday, December 7 8:00am †Margaret & Clarence McDonald 7:00pm People of the Parish Hispanic Mass (fulfills holy day obligation) Saturday, December 8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception (a holy day of
obligation) 8:00am People of the Parish Sunday, December 9 10:30am †Marge Pollock 1:00pm People of the Parish
St. John’s Parish News
ST. JOHN’S SUNDAY GIVING Ytd expected $227,585 Ytd actual $191,104 11/25 $9,069
Pledged Collected $1,321,335 $1,058,657
Sunday, December 2 9:00am Advent Family Workshop CAFÉ 10:30am Preschool Program STJ 10:45am Hispanic Rel. Education CAFÉ LD SJCR 11:30am Hospitality CR 6:00pm Faith Formation Sessions STJ SJCR Monday, December 3 7:00pm Hispanic Bible Study SJCR 7:00pm Bible Study CONF 7:00pm Boy Scouts Mtg. LD 7:30pm AA CAFE Tuesday, December 4 9:30am Women’s Bible Study SJCR 7:00pm RCIA SJCR Wednesday, December 5 10:00am Adoration Chapel 11:15am Senior Coffee SJCR 7:00pm Stewardship Committee Mtg. CONF Thursday, December 6 7:00pm Hispanic Community Mtg. SJCR 7:00pm BeFriender’s Holiday Gathering CR 7:30pm Men’s Club Basketball SJG
Friday, December 7 5:00pm BB—Girls' Night Out SJCR 7:00pm Hispanic Immaculate Conception Mass Saturday, December 8 Feast of the
Immaculate Conception 9:00am Mass of the Day STJ 12:00pm Hispanic Family Retreat SJCR GYM LD Sunday, December 9 10:30am Preschool Program STJ 10:45am Hispanic Rel. Education CAFÉ LD 6:00pm Faith Formation SJCR STJ 7:00pm Penance Service St. John’s CH
SJCR St.. John’s Community Room-• STJ-St. John’s • CAFE St. John’s Cafeteria • LD St. John’s Leo’s Den • SJG St. John’s Gym-• SMR-St. John’s School Meeting
Room
Weekly Calendar
CHRISTMAS TREE LOT HELP NEEDED Join the Knights of Columbus every Saturday and Sunday until December 16, as we continue the annual tradition Christmas Tree Lot. Trees come from Wolcyn Tree Farms in northern Minnesota, a blue ribbon award winner for Christmas trees at this year's Minnesota State Fair. Bring the family and pick out the perfect tree, then enjoy free hot chocolate and other goodies around the campfire. All proceeds support our Knights of Columbus council. Bring non-
perishable items to donate to the ICA Food Shelf and receive $5.00 off the purchase price of your tree.
Christmas Memorials Deadline
Monday, December 12 Names for memorials will be in a printed listing distributed at the Masses on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. You may place your memorial envelope in the Sunday collection basket or bring to the parish office.
FAITH FORMATION By Chuck Romportl
SUNDAY NIGHT FAITH FORMATION Faith Formation Sessions resume this Sunday, December 2, as usual, in St. John’s school.
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Faith Formation & St. John’s School News
SCHOOL NEWS Scrip Please remember to use Scrip for all your everyday shopping and gift giving needs. Scrip is on sale after the 10:30 Mass on Sundays and in the school office during the week. Think holidays, shop in the comfort of your home, and place your order for Christmas. Our last order for Christmas will be Monday, December 17 with pick up on Sunday, December 23. St. John’s School appreciates your support. Barnes and Noble Bookfair Sincere thanks to parishioners and families that supported our Barnes and Noble Bookfair on Friday, November 16. The winner at the game table was Olivia Molina she won a game to take home called ‘Shape by Shape’. St. John’s School Christmas Concert Please mark your calendar for Monday, December 10 at 7:00pm for St. John’s School Christmas concert. The concert will be in the church. St. Joseph’s Home For Children in Minneapolis This year our holiday service project, St. John’s 6 grade student council is collecting the following hygiene articles for St. Joseph’s Home in Minneapolis: travel size shampoo/conditioner, travel size deodorant, soap bars, tooth brushes, travel size toothpaste, combs or brushes and travel size fun pads. The students of St. John’s School and St. John’s/St. Joseph’s Faith Formation will write notes of encouragement to also be placed into each bag. The student council will assemble the bags. Drop off bins will be located at school and in the church foyer. We welcome your participation. Assistant Principal Doe Cylysce Doe was awarded the opportunity to be Assistant Principal of the Day on Friday, November 16. Principal Doe received this opportunity for obtaining the most marathon pledges. She had 20 sponsors that she contacted for our school marathon. Author Blake Hoena The students in grades 2-6 had the opportunity on Thursday, November 15 to listen to Blake Hoena speak about his latest book: “Can You Survive: Greek Mythology’s Adventures of Perseus.” Each grade, 2-6, had a session with Mr. Hoena in the school conference room. Grade 2 came prepared with questions they had written down for him. Mr. Hoena was also at our Barnes and Noble Bookfair and did a book signing at 7:00pm. Nativity Play Mrs. McCaffrey and our kindergarten students invite you to their Nativity Play on Wednesday, December 5 in the school gym at 10:30am. Hope to see you there!
Our 6, 7 and 8 Grade faith formation students using our EDGE curriculum are delving into the scriptures for some life lessons. We appreciate the prayerful support of all our parishioners for our young adults, growing in their discipleship of Christ.
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SAN JUAN EVANGELISTA
Santa Misa, domingos 1:00 p.m. Pastor: Rev. Padre James Liekhus (Padre Jim)
952-935-5536 www.stjohnshopkins.org Primer Domingo de Adviento “C” 2 de diciembre del 2012
BAUTISMOS
Clase: sábado 12 de enero/13 4:00pm Bautismo: sábado 26 de enero/13 11:00am
Por favor NO niños en la clase. Registración después de la Misa.
LA PROMESA DE JUSTICIA Estamos en buena compañía cuando clamamos a Dios por justicia. Con frecuencia escuchamos y estamos de acuerdo con el pueblo de Israel que pregunta a Dios por qué el malo prospera. Sin embargo, cuando clamamos por justi-cia usualmente queremos que alguien reciba el castigo que se merece. Obviamente la justicia de Dios es más que eso. La justicia de Dios abarca una maravillosa rectitud entre Dios y la humanidad. En la lectura de hoy Jeremías avizora un tiempo en el que un justo brotará del tronco de Jesé, de la casa y la familia de David. La vida no era justa en el tiempo de Jeremías. Los reyes de Israel mantenían viva la promesa de la fidelidad de Dios, pero era difícil ver cómo la promesa de Dios se podía cumplir por medio de ellos. No obstante, Jeremías levanta la voz y anuncia que ya vie-ne el Salvador prometido. El Evangelio de Lucas hace eco de ese anuncio, y Pablo se llena de un gran ánimo. De esta ma-nera el Adviento comienza con una promesa.
LECTURAS DE HOY Primera lectura — Se acercan los días cuando el Señor cumplirá su promesa que hizo a Israel y a Judá (Jeremías 33:14-16) Salmo — Descúbrenos, Señor, tus caminos (Salmo 25 [24]) Segunda lectura — Que el Señor los llene y los haga rebosar de amor para que sean irreprochables en santidad (1Tesalonicenses 3:12 — 4:2). Evangelio — Habrá señales y verán al Hijo del Hombre venir con gran poder y majestad (Lucas 21:25-28, 34-36)
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La Rifa, y después celebraremos con Tamales, Champurrado y Chocolate para compartir después de la Celebración
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Todos los sábados a las 7:00pm Todos son bienvenidos.
Todos los primeros Sábados del mes tenemos Exposición del Santísimo Sacramento.