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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: 7:30 AM—4:00 PM

BULLETIN DEADLINE: Tuesdays at 9:00 AM [email protected] or [email protected] if prayers for sympathy 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 Mil-

ler, 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 Sac-rament of Anointing the Sick, call the office. We want to be part of your life.

TRUSTEES - Nathan Lubarski Steve Biermaier

Most Reverend Michael J. Hoeppner, Bishop 218-281-4533 Cindy Hulst, LSW, Safe Environment Victim Assistance Coordinator 218-281-7895, (safe, confidential line) 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 [email protected] Deacon Dan James [email protected] Deacon Dan Hannig [email protected] 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

April 22, 2018 Fourth Sunday of Easter

702 SUMMIT AVENUE · CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA 56716

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

PARISH HAPPENINGS

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, Lane C., Betty Conkins,

Louie Cournia, Jeff Dahlman, Brady DeBoer, Ronald Donarski, Dan Erdman, Justin Erdmann, Thomas Gould, Lisa Hoseapple, Kathy Hurst, Daniel Kasprick, Denette Larson, Dominic McConnell, Audrey McGrath, Christine Meine, Bob Miller, Renee Miller, Emma Mills, Marlene Mjoen, Dale Myerchin, Harvey Myerchin, Andi Olsonawski, Sandy Ovin, Cecelia ‘Cis’ Plante, Lori Plante, Margaret Proulx, Ron Proulx, Bill Prudhomme, Timothy Prudhomme, Megan Puppe, Joseph Ramirez, Adam Ramstad, Ben Ramstad, Jerry Regan, Matt Regan, Rick Rockstad, Dolores Rodriguez, Danny Santellanes, Phyllis Schmitz, Louis Shafer, Mary Ann Solie, Fr. Scott Sperry, Kevin Taylor, Mary Tiedemann, Clarice Vik, Jim Walsh, Sue Walsh, Timothy Wiltse, Adeline Woinarowicz, Janice Woodring, Audrey Fitzgerald, Felicity Patenaude, Brtidget Korn, Angela Sip, Corbin Wangen,Larry Ranum, Barb Laeson . To add or remove a name, contact Stephanie Webster by Tuesday 9AM at: [email protected] or call the parish office.

Sacrificial Giving

‘Be good stewards; each one putting God’s gifts at the service of all’ ~ cf. 1 Peter 4:1

April 14-15, 2018

Holy Thursday ............................................... $50.00 Good Friday ..................................................... $50.00 Easter .............................................................$300.00 Plate .............................................................. $333.00 Children .............................................................. $9.25 Adult............................................................$7,520.00 Care and Share………….…………………………..…....$105.00 OND……………….………….…………………………..…....$34.00

Total this week ..................................$8,401.25

Cecilia M and George Conati Scholarship for the

University of Minnesota, Crookston

The Cecilia M. and George Conati Memorial Scholar-ship Fund is a memorial provided from the Cecilia M. and George Conati Estate. The interest from the in-vestment of these funds is to provide scholarships for members of the Cathedral of the Immaculate Concep-

tion who attend the University of Minnesota, Crookston.

The following are the criteria for application to the Cecilia M. and George Conati Memorial Scholarship

Fund:

1. The applicant must be a registered member of the Ca-

thedral of the Immaculate Conception.

2. The applicant must be confirmed in the Roman Catholic

Faith.

3. The applicant must be actively involved in the worship

and activities of the Cathedral parish.

4. The applicant must be accepted for admission at the

University of Minnesota, Crookston.

5. The applicant will provide one letter of recommenda-tion from a member of the Cathedral parish who is not

a member of your family.

Letters of application may be sent to Deacon Dennis Bivens at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception

by May 25, 2018.

ALTAR SERVER TRAINING SESSIONS: Wednesdays,

April 18 & 25, 4:00 – 4:45 pm, AND Saturdays, April

21 & 28, 2:00 – 2:45 pm. Contact Mary Dahl for more

information. (262) 744-2319 or [email protected]

First Communion Weekend – May 12-13 On the weekend of Mother’s Day, we will be celebrat-ing First Holy Communion with our young people at both the 5 pm Mass on the 12th and the 9 am Mass on the 13th. If you would like to join in singing or playing an instrument for either Mass time, please contact Mary Dahl with your willingness to join in. Confirmation – May 19 Our youth are celebrating their Confirmation on Sat-urday, May 19th at 5 pm, the feast of Pentecost! How apropos! The Cathedral Choir will provide the basis for the music ministry, but we would love to add more voices and instruments to the celebration as well. Con-tact Mary Dahl with your interest! Pentecost 2018 – May 20 Our fine “Hosanna” choir will be leading the music at the 9 am Mass. All ladies, young and “more mature” are welcome to join them in preparing for this celebra-tion. Practice is the Wednesday before at 6 pm (May 16th). Contact Gaye Wick or Mary Dahl with your “yes”! High school seniors the Baccalaureate Mass will be at 9 AM on May 20th.

Cathedral school and church vol-

unteer dinner will be Tuesday, April

24 from 5-6 PM. The menu includes

pulled pork, cheesy hash-brown po-

tatoes, beans, coleslaw, and des-

sert. Bring the whole family!

PARISH HAPPENINGS

NOW HIRING! – Diocese of Crookston: Formator for Discipleship in Adults and Youth This positon will execute the vision of forming disciples rooted in the Gospel and guided by the vision of Pope Francis from The Joy of the Gospel. This person will serve pastors, parish staffs, parish leadership, and parishioners in the Diocese of Crookston to respond to the call to be intentional disciples, to evangelize and reach out to fallen away Catholics, and to evangelize the increasing numbers who have no religious identity. Applicants should have education and experience in such areas as service, cat-echesis, youth ministry, parish ministry, etc. The qualifying candidate needs to be a practicing Catholic who has an understanding of the teachings of the Catholic Church and the desire to promote them. This position is full time with competitive salary and benefits. Send resume and three references to: Msgr. Michael Foltz, Diocese of Crookston, P.O. Box 610, Crookston, MN 56716 or by email to: [email protected]. Interviews begin April 25th, 2018.

A Beginning Experience Weekend will be held June 22 - 24, 2018, at Hankinson Retreat Center. "Beginning Experience" is a support program offered by the Catholic Church and open to divorced, wid-owed, and separated persons of all Faiths, or no Faith. For more information, or to register, contact Matt Tedrick (701-541-6095) or Marlene Wilde (218-998-4300) [email protected] and/or the website beginningexperience-easternnd.org. Box Tops and Our Family Labels: Cathedral School continues to collect Box Tops and Our Family labels for education. Please keep collecting and sending in your labels to the school. Thank you!

Cathedral School Calendar Winners: April 15: Emily Harrington

Congratulations! Thank you for supporting our school! Holy Trinity Catholic Church of Tabor will serve a Smelt Fry on Saturday, April 28, at the Tabor Church Hall. Serving from 5-8 PM. Menu: “All you can eat smelt,” baked potato, salad, baked beans, onion rings, dinner rolls, including beverages of coffee, lemonade, and free beer. For non-lovers of smelt, we also serving Pollack fish. There will also be a children's menu of chicken strips and fries. Cost: Adults- $13, Children un-der 12- $5, and preschool free. Tabor is located eight miles west of Angus, on Country Road 24. For more in-formation call Don at 218-686-5949.

Cathedral Youth Ministries

April 25 Junior Religious Education, 6:30-8pm

May 2 Freshman and Sophomore Religious Education, 6:30-

8pm

May 9 Confirmation Rehearsal and Supper, 6pm

Please join us after mass on Sunday, May 6 for coffee and

rolls!

The youth will be serving coffee and caramel rolls in order to

raise money for their summer trip to the Steubenville Youth Con-

ference and Wisconsin Dells this July. The conference is a week-

end experience that seeks to invite young people in grades 9-

12 to a deeper spiritual life and growth in virtue. Please stop by

to fill your stomachs and support our youth!

** There are still spots available for our Steubenville Trip. If

you are interested in attending, contact Hope ASAP.

Discipleship Week!!

If you are ready to ignite your Catholic faith, personally ex-

perience the power and presence of our great God, and dis-

cover the mission and purpose for which you are created, then

D-Week is for you! D-Week will inspire, equip, and challenge

you to live the life you are created for … that dynamic, Spirit

-filled Catholic life as a young apostle.

High School (9-12 Gr) D-Week: June 18 – 21, at the NET

Center in St. Paul, $200/participant

Middle School (6-8 Gr) D-Week: June 25-27, at the NET

Center in St. Paul, $129/participant Registration: Online only at - http://www.netusa.org/dweekregistration/

**These weeks fill every year, so register now to guar-

antee yourself a spot!

Coming Soon!!-Keep an eye out for Cathedral’s Summer

Ministry Calendar!

PRAYER FOR VOCATIONS

Good and gracious God, You call

each person by name and invite

them to follow you. On this World

Day of Prayer for Vocations, may

each person hear and respond to

the call they have received. We

pray for all discerning marriage, the

chaste single life, consecrated

life, or ordained ministries, that your

Holy Spirit would guide, inspire, and

strengthen them. May your Church

and the world be enriched by the

"yes" of your children. Amen.

MINISTRY SCHEDULE

APRIL 29-30 Greeters for April 5:00 PM Dennis & Toby Magsam, Joanne Brunelle

9:00 AM Duane & Eleanor Ogaard, Tim Prudhomme, Steve & Jana Biermaier

Lectors 5:00 PM1st: Jean LaJesse 2nd: Don Cavalier 9:00 AM 1st: Gaye Wick 2nd: Jim Borkowski Altar Servers Cross/Tray Candle/Book Candle/Washer 5:00 PM Hunter Kresl Danielle Kresl Anna Huck 9:00 AM Adam Borkowski Victoria Proulx Andrew MacGregor Ushers:

5:00 PM SUBS 9:00 AM KC’S Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion 5:00 PM Saturday – Sacristans- Don & Mary Cavalier Jen Tate, Ann Riedlinger, Mary Cavalier, Carol Gregg, SUBS 9:00 AM Sunday- Sacristan- Loren Karboviak Wayne Steinbrink, Jose DeLeon, Ray Dusek, Terry Dusek, Loren Karboviak, Don Cavalier, Mary Anderson, Dave & Linnea Genereux, Pat Fall

Funeral Group 7 will serve next

many thanks to all who serve!

Sunday: Acts 4:8-12/Ps 118:1, 8-9, 21-23, 26, 28, 29 [22]/1 Jn 3:1-2/Jn 10:11-18 Monday: Acts 11:1-18/Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4 [cf. 3a]/Jn 10:1-10 Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26/Ps 87:1b-3, 4-5, 6-7 [117:1a]/Jn 10:22-30 Wednesday: 1 Pt 5:5b-14/Ps 89:2-3, 6-7, 16-17 [2]/Mk 16:15-20 Thursday: Acts 13:13-25/Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25 and 27 [2]/Jn 13:16-20 Friday: Acts 13:26-33/Ps 2:6-7, 8-9, 10-11ab [7bc]/Jn 14:1-6 Saturday: Acts 13:44-52/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [3cd]/Jn 14:7-14 Next Sunday: Acts 9:26-31/Ps 22:26-27, 28, 30, 31-32 [26a]/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8

A PEEK AT THE WEEK

Monday, April 23 7:45 AM Mass 5:30 PM Bible Study Tuesday, April 24 7:45 AM Mass 5:00– 6:00 PM Volunteer Dinner Wednesday, April 25 8:45 AM School Mass 10:00 AM MACH 12 -1 PM Confession (small chapel) 3:10 Elementary RE 6:30 PM 9th, 10th, & 11th Grade RE Thursday, April 26 7:45 AM Mass Friday, April 27 7:45 AM Mass Saturday, April 28 7:45 AM Mass 4:00 PM Confession 5:00 PM Mass Sunday, April 29 9:00 AM Mass

SCRIPTURE READINGS FOR APRIL 22– 29

Monday, April 23 7:45 AM Gabe & Jenny Amon & family Cathedral Tuesday, April 24 7:45 AM † Deane Boucher Cathedral 10:00 AM † Claire Conneran Villa Wednesday, April 25 8:45 AM † Junice Mulvaney Cathedral Thursday, April 26 7:45 AM † Rick Johnson Cathedral Friday, April 27 7:45 AM † Betty Heldstab Cathedral Saturday, April 28 7:45 AM † Dean Boucher Cathedral 5:00 PM For the Souls of the Conkins Family Cathedral Sunday, April 29 9:00AM † Allen Peterson Cathedral 10:30 AM † The Families of Micheal & Marjorie LaCoursiere St. Peter’s

MASS SCHEDULE