All Parishes • Liturgy, Prayer and Mass Intentions: April 16-2216 Monday 6 p.m.-1 a.m.(Tu) Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel

17 Tuesday 5:30 p.m. NO Mass: St. Anthony

18 Wednesday 12 a.m.-12 a.m.(Th) Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel 7:45 a.m. NO Mass: St. Paul 9:00 a.m. NO Mass: St. Katherine

19 Thursday 6 a.m. - Noon Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel 5:30 p.m. Mass: St. Anthony ....† Mike & † Barbara Senger and † Leo & Janice Paul Families

20 Friday 8:30 a.m. Mass: St. Anthony ....................................................... † Joe R. Jangula and Family 9-10 a.m. Eucharistic Adoration and Divine Mercy Chaplet in the Chapel

21 Saturday 4:00 p.m. Mass: St. Anthony ..................................................... † Richard & Dorothy Nicklos 7:00 p.m. Mass: St. Katherine ......................† Deceased members of Mary Lou Vetter Family

22 Sunday 8:30 a.m. Mass: St. Paul ...................................................... † Wayne and † Joseph E. Kalberer 10:30 a.m. Mass: St. Anthony .............................................................................. For the People

April 15, 2018 • 3rd Sunday of Easter

Our Catholic Family

St. Paul Catholic Church372 Harold St, Hazelton

Directors of Religion EducationTom and Adrian Shea

321-3274Parish Office: 254-4588

St. Anthony Catholic Church613 N Broadway, Linton, 254-4588Parish Center Hours: M-F 9am-3pm

Parish Secretary: Bridget RothEmail: stanthony@bektel.com

Bus Mgr/DRE: Sue SchumacherEmail: stanthonybusadmin@bektel.com

Director of Rel Ed: Denice KautzEmail: stacatholic@bektel.com

www.stanthonylinton.comwww.facebook.com/stanthonylinton

St. Katherine Catholic Church200 1st Ave N, Braddock

Directors of Religion EducationTom and Adrian Shea

321-3274Parish Office: 254-4588

Pastor: Fr. David Zimmer (Office) 254-4588

(Rectory) 254-4400

Deacon Ken Wolbaum782-4115

DIVINE MERCY CHAPELlocated in St. Anthony

Parish Center • East Entrance~ Always Accessible ~

✞

Fr. Dave Zimmer is gone April 16-18to the Canon Law

Conference.

BEYOND SUNDAYHow can I be a witness? How do I explain what the presence of Jesus in my life means?

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Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration

Divine Mercy Adoration Chapel

~ Always Accessible ~East Entrance of Parish Center

Eucharistic Adoration during these hours:Monday 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesday

Wednesday 12 a.m. to 12 a.m. Thursday Thursday 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. (Noon)

Friday 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.

Please contact Denice Kautz

400-4939to commit to an

hour of adoration. Thank you.

First Saturday Devotion MassMaking reparation to the Immaculate Heart

Every first Saturday of the month8:30 a.m. in the Divine Mercy Adoration Chapel

Next Mass: Saturday, May 5

The Pastor’s Point

Those Needing Prayer Please pray for the following individuals who are in need of God’s grace. We ask God to graciously give them what He knows they most need and what is best for them in their particular circumstance. Thank you for your prayer and concern for our brothers and sisters who are dear to Jesus. We ask that you please help us keep our parish family prayer list updated. When we receive a prayer request, the name of the individual in need of our prayers will be printed here in the bulletin for one month. If we are not informed that it is desired they stay on this list longer, their name will be removed. St. Anthony Office 254-4588.

Mallory SheaPatrick AppertFrank PrivatskyNattie NagelJude Schrader

Emma WolfBeverly GoldadeMary HennessyJerry SengerRodney SerrGlen Nelson

Edwin MalardRosemary WolfVirginia HornerEvan SauterArlene Svalen

The Carmelite Sisterswill pray for your intentions!

You may mail your prayer requests to the following address:

Carmelite Monastery, 2051 91st Street SE, Hague, ND 58542

or prayer intentions may also be left on their prayer line: 701-336-7907

www.carmeloftheholyface.com

My Life may not be perfect, but I am blessed. Whenever I receive an email from my cousin in St. Paul, there is a quote at the bottom, of which the title of this week’s column is one part. The full quote is: “I have seen better days, but I’ve also seen worse. I don’t have every-thing I want, but I do have all I need. I wake up with some aches and pains, but I do wake up. My life may not be per-fect, but I am blessed.” Gary was married to my second cousin, who passed away about three years ago. He is a retired barber and cuts my hair when I go back to St. Paul for a visit. He also cuts my brother’s when Dan allows him to do so. You may have noticed he wears his hair longer than I do. Gary is a very faithful Catholic and we all miss my cousin a great deal. The quote appeared on all his emails shortly after her death. Now Gary has some health issues and the quote still appears. I don’t know where he got it, but it is very thought provoking and reminds me of many of our parish family who face challenges large and small with a certain degree of faith, courage and hope. Our lives may not be perfect, but can’t we still state with some con-fidence and in all humility, “we are blessed?” Gary would seem to think so. Many of our parishioners would as well. That in itself, is a blessing, for I believe considering oneself “blessed” is contagious and fills our community with grati-tude. It also motivates our understanding of stewardship as a way of life. There, I said it again! It won’t be the last time you hear it. It defines my life as a Catholic, a Christian and a child of God as well as yours. Over the years, Gary has cut hair for the famous, not so famous, and Cousins Dave and Dan Zimmer. But, his tal-ents go far beyond the clippers and scissors. He creates the most beautiful Rosaries, using precious stones, gems, and crystals. I have the one he made my mom. He is faithful to his parish church and visiting the grave of his wife numer-ous times throughout the week. He often requests masses to be said for customers and friends who have passed away because he believes it is the best he can give to those he has been blessed to know. Life is not perfect, but he knows and believes he is blessed. He inspires me and I am happy to introduce him to you, if only in part. But that is what we do, if we believe we are truly blessed. It may be the ideal sentiment for this third week of Easter. After all the disciples had been through, belief in the resur-rection of Jesus Christ was now their blessing and ours. The gospel account recalls the disciple’s encounter with Christ and allows “their hearts to burn” with the blessedness of faith. Can we not also say with conviction that our hearts burn when we hear the Word of God and are fed with his Body and Blood? No matter what kind of “hand” life deals us, can we say with some certainty, “I am blessed?” Last week, we celebrated “Divine Mercy” Sunday recognizing the mercy of God is our greatest blessing in this life and the next. This week we continue our celebration of faith in the resurrection; first our Lord’s and then ours.

This life, here and now, is not perfect, by any means. But if we know that, no matter what, we are blessed. We have a better chance of living a better and holier life now; anticipating a life to come that will be perfect in every way.

Fr. Dave Zimmer

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Parish Points

The two shall become one We offer our prayers and best wishes to Nick Beastrom and Laura Gunia who were married on Saturday, April 7, at St. Anthony Catholic Church. May Christ continue to bless them with His love as they experience the love and joy of the Sacrament of Marriage, which culminates one day in the eter-nal love and joy of heaven. God bless you, Nick and Laura, and be assured of our prayers.

TIME, TALENT and TREASUREStewardship Envelope can WIN you a PRIZE!

Last weekend’s drawing winner isDaniel Walker

Congratulations Daniel!(Your prize is on table in gathering area of church)

Saint of the week ~ “If one dream should fall and break into a thousand pieces... never be afraid to pick one of those pieces up and begin again. That’s the beauty of being alive... We can always start all over again. Enjoy God’s amazing opportunities bestowed on us. Have faith in Him always...

- St. Bernadette Soubirous (1844-1879)Patron of Illness, Feast Day April 16

Protection of Children and Young People: Each year the US Catholic Conference of Bishops in the Char-ter for the Protection of Children and Young People require that our Catholic schools and faith formation programs offer training for all children about personal safety. This year St. Anthony, St. Paul and St. Katherine will meet this requirement as grades K-12 will view a DVD entitled Smart Choices, Strong Voices: How to Honor Your Instincts to Stay Safe (grades K-6) and Personal Power: A Gut Check on Safety (grades 7-12). Please refer to the diocesan website: Bismarckdiocese.com for training or any other information on the Safe Environment Program.

Camp ReCreationCamp ReCreation is a summer camp dedicated to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We need your help! Experience what it feels like to make a differ-ence in the lives of many by sharing your time, talent or treasures at camp this summer. Camp ReCreation is in need of volunteers (counselors, teachers, task force, cooks, nurs-es, entertainers, etc.) This year’s camp sessions are sched-uled for June 3-7 and June 10-15. Due to the ongoing con-struction of Richardton High School, we are temporarily relocating for the 2018 sessions at the Taylor-Richardtom Elementary School located at 306 Ertel Ave., Taylor, ND 58656. Come join us and Dare to Care! For more informa-toin please visit www.camprecreationnd.com

Online Videos by Bishop Kagan Bishop Kagan will be offering a series of short, online videos during the upcoming Easter season as a post-bap-tismal catechesis or “mystagogia” for those who are be-ing initiated into the Church at Easter. By delivering these instructions on the Christian life in this digital format, it is hoped that his message might be more widely received across the diocese not just by those who are newly-baptized or received into full communion, but by all who seek to grow deeper in their Catholic faith. All can benefit from these teachings of Bishop Kagan on the sacraments and other topics that he feels are important for every newly-initiated Catholic to know. To receive catechesis directly from the local bishop himself in the Easter season is a very ancient tradition in the Church. One short video is posted on the diocesan website, www.bismarckdiocese.com each Wednesday morning of the Easter season, which began Wednesday, April 4. They can be found under Bishop Kagan’s “Faith Matters Weekly Videos” tab. Each video will be archived there for several weeks, in case an episode was missed. The videos will also be available through our social media platforms.

Save the date!THIRST 2018 Women’s Conference Ladies, mark your calendars for the THIRST 2018 Women’s Conference sponsored by the Diocese of Bismarck and held at the Bismarck Event Center on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018. Treat yourself to a wonderful day of uplifting presentations, confes-sions, Eucharistic adoration, music, a Vigil Mass with Bishop Kagan, and of course – support and conversation with your sisters in the Lord. And remember, registration is FREE! Conference website and online registration coming soon. Conference sponsorships available!

Please pray for these boys who will receive their First Holy Communion at St. Anthony Church next Sunday: Michael Kelsch Jr.

Keegan Roehrich Brody Richter

“Whoever eats My flesh and drinks My blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day.”

John 6:54

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1. Begin with the Sign of the Cross, 1 Our Father, 1 Hail Mary and The Apostles Creed.

2. Then on the Our Father Beads say the following: Eternal Father, I offer You the Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity of Your dearly beloved Son, Our Lord Jesus Christ, in atonement for our sins and those of the whole world.

3. On the 10 Hail Mary Beads say the following: For the sake of His sorrowful Passion, have mercy on us and on the whole world. (Repeat step 2 and 3 for all five decades).

4. Conclude with (three times):Holy God, Holy Mighty One, Holy Immortal One, have mercy on us and on the whole world.

Cut out and fold to complete your prayer card

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CHAPLET OF THE DIVINE MERCY

SAVE THE DATES of June 11-15, 2018for Grades 1-6 (Watch for further details.)

Young Disciples Camp 2018at St. Anthony Parish Center

Each day the children will receive artifacts that will help them learn about the Joyful Mysteries of the Rosary.

Lesson 1: History’s Mysteries: Digging up the Story of Our Past

Lesson 2: The Annunciation: The Angel’s Message & Mary’s Response

Lesson 3: The Visitation: Jesus and His Cousin, John

Lesson 4: The Nativity: The Child in a Manger

Lesson 5: Epiphany: The Three Magi and Their Gifts

Lesson 6: The Holy Innocents

Lesson 7: The Flight into Egypt

Lesson 8: Go to Joseph

Lesson 9: Jesus and the Temple

St. Anthony Youth Fundraiser

50/50 RAFFLE$10 per ticket

Drawing will be held June 13, 2018, on the Feast of St. Anthony of Padua

50% of raffle sales go to Youthattending the Steubenville Catholic

Youth Conference and 50% to the drawing winner.Need not be present to win.

Goal is to sell 500 Raffles in which the drawing winner would received $2,500.

RAFFLES can be purchasedfrom these youth:

Jake Brindle ....................325-0208Parker Gerving ................254-5362Bailey Hulm .....................254-5359Emily Kelsch ................... 254-4211Paul McCrory ..................782-4102Chandler Nagel ...............336-7662DeLons Schiermeister....782-6221Taiya Schmidt ................. 782-4311Daniel Schumacher ........254-4990Lucas Schumacher.........254-5729

O Blood and Water, which gushed forth from the heart of Jesus as a fountain of mercy for us, I trust in you.(recite 3 times)

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Maintaining Our Legacy

Honor

the past

Serve

the present

Protect

the future PROTECT

ThE fuTuRE

hONORThE PasT

sERVEThE PREsENT

“The faithful . . . have the duty of providing for the material needs of the Church, each ac-cording to his own abilities.”

Catechism of the Catholic Church 2043

GOAL$485,000

$224,586

$300,000

$400,000

$155,581

Pledged

Received

“As each one has received a gift, use it to serve one

another as good stewards of God’s varied grace.”

1 Peter 4:10

vocation view—Peter, who once denied even knowing Jesus, now boldly preaches in His Name. Do not let past weaknesses hold you back from being willing to share the power of His Message. (Acts 3:13-15,17-19)

STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION The final line of the First Reading from the Acts of the Apostles is, “Re-pent, therefore, that your sins may be wiped away.” This is part of a message which Peter evidently often stated as he evangelized and spread the word about the saving grace of Jesus Christ. Penance, repentance, is an impor-tant part of our Catholic faith. One of our seven Sacraments, there is much in Church doctrine about the impor-tance of this sacrament. The Catechism of the Catholic Church (#1424) it states, “It is called the sacrament of con-fession, since the disclosure or confession of sins to a priest is an essential element. In a profound sense it is also a “con-fession” — acknowledgement and praise — of the holiness of God and of His mercy toward sinful men and women.” When St. Peter was speaking and used the term “wiped away,” that had more meaning to the people of his time. Imagine if sins were listed on a document in ink. In an-cient times the ink had no acid content, and thus it could be

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Sunday Readings and Backgrounds3rd Sunday of Easter • Week of April 15, 2018

Reading I : Acts 3:13-15, 17-19God raised Christ from the dead.• In the reading from the Acts of the Apostles, Peter

explains that Jesus is the fulfillment of the ancient messianic promises.

• Jesus, the Messiah, who died and was raised to new life, brought a new life of peace and right relationship with God.

• Through Jesus, God’s merciful love is available to all those who seek it.

Reading II : 1 John 2:1-5Whoever keeps God’s word has love made perfect.• The first part of the second reading reminds

believers that sin still exists in the world.• Believers must walk in light because God is light.• Christ, who lives in a totally loving relationship

with the Father, is also the Advocate who pleads our cause with the Father.

Gospel : Luke 24:35-48He stood in their midst.• The author of today’s Gospel attempts to tell us

that Jesus’ resurrection involves the whole person, body and spirit.

• After his resurrection, when Jesus eats with the disciples, they recognize him in the breaking of bread.

• Life in Christ is a life of forgiveness and peace.

Sunday, April 2211 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Free will offering will benefitthe kitchen renovation.

ST. ANTHONY CHuRCH BASEMENT

LUNCH

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The Rosary: Before every Mass. Confessions: 1/2 hour before weekday Mass; Saturdays 3:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.; or anytime by appointment.

✟ St. Anthony Parish

✟ St. Katherine Parish

✟ St. Paul Parish

Mass: Saturdays 7 p.m. • Daily Mass: Wednesdays 9 a.m. Confessions: • Saturdays 6:15 p.m.-6:45 p.m. or by appointment.

Mass: Sundays 8:30 a.m. • Daily Mass: Wednesdays 7:45 a.m. Confessions: Sundays 7:45 a.m.-8:15 a.m. or by appointment

Sunday, April 22, at 8:30 a.m. GIFTS: Tom Vetsch Family LECTOR: Tom SheaSACRISTAN: Cindy Schmidt MUSIC: Adrian SheaSERVERS: Aiden and Jacob SheaEMHC: (B) Mark Schmidt (PB) Cindy Schmidt (PB) Tom or Adrian SheaUSHERS: Jeff Humann and Bruce DoolittleMONEY COUNTERS: Pete Baumgartner and Bruce DoolittleSNOW REMOVAL: Apr 8-14: Jeff Humann Family

Happy Birthday!April 16 .......................Nick BeastromApril 16 ........................Edwin MalardApril 17 ..........................Edwin NagelApril 18 ............................Virgil HulmApril 18 .................... Megan McCroryApril 18 ............................. Jacob SheaApril 19 ....................William SchmidtApril 20 ...........................Glen GefrohApril 20 ........................ Jack McCroryApril 21 ............................ Kara KuntzApril 22 ......................... Joan SchmidtApril 23 ..................... Joseph KalbererApril 24 ....................Zachary DockterApril 24 ............................Paul HolzerApril 24 ........................... Viola KuntzApril 25 ...........................Kelsey FeistApril 25 .......................Alayna JochimApril 25 ..........................Mark LawlerApril 25 .................... Mary Lou VetterApril 25 .....................Emarencia WolfApril 26 ........................... Jace JochimApril 26 ......................... Austin SchellApril 26 ........................Mark Schmidt

Happy Anniversary!Apr. 16 .......Anthony & Emmalee SorrelsApr. 26...........David & Kathy Jo BaumanApr. 27..Deacon Ken & Connie Wolbaum

SuNDAY

OuR FINANCIAL OFFERING TO GOD - Fiscal Year 2017-18 Weeks 41

God bless you as you celebrate!

• Members of the Pastorial Parish Council: Anne Carr, Delrae Hulm, Laura Hulm, Dan Imdieke, Charles Pavlicek, Janette Volk, Janel Baumgartner, David Kalberer, Lori Schmidt, Temree Appert, Sandy Baumgartner, Fonda Wolbaum, Connie Wolbaum, • Members of Finance Committee: Mike Appert, Mary Bruun, Paul Keeney, Carol Ogren, Cindy Schmidt, Tom Shea,Tim Volk, Jodi Kelsch.

MINuTES from all council meetings will be posted at all parish entrances. The public is al-ways welcome to attend the council meetings.Questions/Concerns? If you have any ques-tions or concerns about the spiritual needs of our parish, you may contact Fr. Zimmer or the parish office (254-4588) or one of the parish pastoral council members:

Saturday, April 21, at 7:00 p.m. LECTOR: Paul MUSIC: Anna, Bethany, JanelSERVERS: Kaylin and Isaac SACRISTAN: MikeEMHC: (PB) Paul and Jessica GIFTS: Sandy Baumgartner

GOAL$485,000

$224,586

$300,000

$400,000

Pledged

Received

MaintainingOur Legacy

$155,581

• ST. ANTHONY Apr. 7-8 Year-to-DateAdult/Loose Contributions .........$2,891..............$170,160Children Contributions ...............$ 12..............$ 1,372TOTAL Contributions ................$2,903..............$171,532Budget ........................................$3,899..............$155,960Over (Under) .............................($ 996)..............$ 11,673

• ST. KATHERINEAdult/Loose Contributions .........$ 568................$26,285Children Contributions ...............$ 3................$ 505TOTAL Contributions ................$ 571................$26,790Budget ....................................... $ 702................$28,782Over (Under) ........................ ($ 131).............. ($ 1,992)

• ST. PAuLAdult/Loose Contributions .........$ 187................$29,066Children Contributions ...............$ 0................$ 413TOTAL Contributions ................$ 187................$29,479Budget ........................................$ 668................$27,388Over (Under) .............................($ 481)................$ 2,091

(B) Body of Christ(PB) Precious Blood

April 21-22 4:00 p.m. Saturday 10:30 a.m. SundayROSARY: Rick Glatt Linda KelschGIFTS: Corbley and Carol Ogren First CommunicantsSERVERS: Sophia & Abigail Hulm Riley & Gentry Richter, Logan BarnesLECTOR: Marlys Ohlhauser Linda KelschEMHC: (B) James Fries (B) Kyle Roth, Rose Fettig (B) Linda Kelsch (PB) Steve & Billie Schumacher (PB) Bridget Bemis, Catherine UngerUSHERS: Tom and Jared Ohlhauser Steve and Lucas Schumacher Alex Jahner, Corbley Ogren Joe Kiefer, Ray HulmMUSIC: Denice, Patty, Children Sue, Brian, ChildrenSACRISTAN: Bobbie Jo Brindle Catherine Unger GREETERS: Front Entrance Steve and Holly Inglish Family Ramp Entrance Pat Gerving Family MONEY COUNTERS: Ray Hulm, Dave Job MEDIA: Daniel Schumacher COFFEE & DONUTS: none

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Baptism and Weddings: If you are planning an upcoming baptism or wedding at St. Anthony, St. Katherine or St. Paul Churches, please remember to notify the St. Anthony’s Parish office at 254-4588, at least one month before the date of baptism and at least nine months prior to the wedding date.

Mass at St. Anthony Church broadcasted LIVE on BEK TV Channel 25! Sundays 10:30 a.m. Mass and Holy Days(NOTE: Televised Mass does not meet the weekend obligation for those able to attend Mass.)

Add 91.7 FM - 91.1 FM - 101.9 FM - 99.7 FM, your Catholic radio station, to your dial at home and in the car and tune into Real Presence Radio.

CALENDAR•  FOOD PANTRY, Linton, open 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ..................................................................Every Wednesday•  ST. ANTHONY FELLOWSHIP ...................... Fellowship will begin again when basement work is completed•  ST. KATHERINE FELLOWSHIP (basement) following 7 p.m. Mass ...................................................... May 5•  ST. PAUL FELLOWSHIP (basement) following 8:30 a.m. Mass (donuts, muffins, coffee, juice) .................April 15

EVENTS•  POTATO BAKE at the Linton Senior Center 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. ..........................................Sunday, April 15

•  FIRST COMMUNION at St. Anthony Church, 10:30 a.m. Mass .............................................Sunday, April 22

•  CHURCH BASEMENT OPEN HOUSE LUNCH, St. Anthony, 11 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (see page 5) ..Sunday, April 22

MEETINGS•  LITURGICAL SCHEDULING meeting, Parish Center 4:45 p.m. ..................................... Wednesday, April 18•  ALTAR SOCIETY meeting, St. Katherine, following Mass ....................................................Saturday, April 21

EDUCATION•  ALL WOMEN invited to prayer and conversation ............................. 10 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. every Wednesday Held at the home of Mary Ann Vetter. For more information, call Mary Ann at 254-5793. NOT on April 18

•  CCD CLASSES, St. Anthony/St. Paul, Gr. K-6 at 3:30-4:30 p.m.; Gr. 7-8 at 7-8:30 p.m. ................ Wed., Apr. 18 Grades 9-12 will attend the Vocation Jamboree at Univ. of Mary. Bus leaves 4:30 p.m.

•  CCD CLASSES, St. Anthony/St. Paul, Gr. K-6 at 3:30-4:30 p.m.; Gr. 7-12 at 7-8:30 p.m. .............. Wed., Apr. 25 This is the last CCD class before summer vacation.

•  YOUNG DISCIPLES SUMMER CAMP for Grades 1-6 (grade in 2018-19 school year) ............... June 11-15

Be sure to read the DAKOTA CATHOLIC ACTION for many events and opportunities throughout the Diocese.The DCA is mailed to every household registered at a parish within the Diocese of Bismarck.

Great GIFTS

at St. anthony Gift Shop! Come see our jewelry and wooden signs!

Jewelery • Crucifixes • Plaques • Rosaries• Framed Pictures • Wall HangingsChildren’s Books • Prayer Books • Bibles • Mugs • Lots of Wood Pictures

Stadium Chairs • Kitchenware/Cutlery • Washcloths • and Much More!Parish Center Open: Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Wednesday evening 7-8:30 p.m.

St. Anthony: Christian Mothers: President Marlys Ohlhauser 254-4807; Catholic Daughters: President Luella Jochim 254-4075 Catholic Order of Foresters: President Larry Malsom 254-4359; Knights of Columbus: Grand Knight Virgil HulmSt. Katherine: Christian Mothers/Altar Society: President Susan Keeney 782-4498 • St. Paul: Altar Society: President Linda Appert 782-6269NFP Instructors: James & Kimberly Fries 701-260-3611

Memorize and Spread Vital Resources to save a life. It is important to commit two simple resources to memory. The first is the pregnancy help hotline number, 800-712-HELP. The second is the website www.pregnancycenters.org. As pro-lifers, we must always be ready at a moment’s notice to help people who may be tempted to have an abortion, and to point them to real alternatives.

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Wednesday Evening: 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

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“wiped away” with a damp cloth. That was the image Peter was presenting. For us going to confession literally “wipes away” our sins. God’s forgiveness is central to the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The Sacrament of Confession (reconciliation) means that from God’s perspective it is as though our sins have never even occurred. In the Book of Hebrews the Lord declares, “I will never again remember their sins” — after repentance, that is.