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WORSHIP L o c a t i o n 9100 93rd Avenue North
Brooklyn Park, MN, 55445
W e e k e n d M a s s e s
Saturday: 5:00 PM
Sunday:
D a i l y M a s s e s
Weekdays: 8:00 AM
SACRAMENTS R e c o n c i l i a t i o n Weekdays: 7:30 AM
Saturday: 3:30-4:15 PM
Or call to schedule an appointment.
B a p t i s m
1st and 3rd Sundays at 12:30 PM.
M a t r i m o n y
Contact the Parish Office for details.
CONTACT O n l i n e Saintvdp.org
E - M a i l [email protected]
P a r i s h O f f i c e (763) 425-2210
S c h o o l O f f i c e (763) 425-3970
K N O W
L O V E
S E RV E
and celebrate our Catholic Faith,
God and our neighbor,
as disciples of Jesus Christ.
October 16, 2016
IN ORDINARY
T I M E
29 th Sunday
T H I S S U N D A Y
Join us for Coffee & Company!
9:00 am Mini Vinnies Sunday School
10:00 am Children’s Choir Rehearsal
11:00 am Mini Vinnies Sunday School
12:30 pm Baptisms
4:30 pm Gr 9 Confirmation Retreat
5:00 pm Faith Formation Grades 7-10
7:00 pm Faith Formation Grades 7-10
M O N D A Y
8:30 am Rediscover Book Study
12:15 pm Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible
6:30 pm Sns of Hope Grief Support Grp
6:30 pm JustFaith
7:00 pm Resound Choir Rehearsal
7:00 pm Unlocking the Mystery of the Bible
T U E S D A Y
9:15 am Moms’ Morning Out 12:00 pm Senior Lunch 1:30 pm GS Troop 1:40 pm School Choir Rehearsal 5:45 pm Commission Night 6:00 pm Faith Formation Grades 1-6 6:30 pm Christmas Bazaar Comm Mtg 6:30 pm Pastoral Council 8:00 pm Outreach Mtg
W E D N E S D A Y
9:00 am CCW—Sewing
5:00 pm Faith Formation Grades 1-6
6:15 pm Freedom Choir Rehearsal
6:45 pm Faith Formation Grades 1-6
7:30 pm Devotion Choir Rehearsal
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Eucharistic
Miracles
of the World Hosted at St. Vincent de Paul
Jesus is truly present in the Eucharist. This exhibit shares 126 photographic
historically documented Eucharistic miracles from various
countries since the Last Supper.
Saturday, October 22 9 AM—7 PM
Sunday, October 23 7 AM—5 PM
Monday, October 24 8:30 AM—5 PM
ALL ARE WELCOME
Questions, contact Molly Schorr at [email protected]
or by phone at 763-425-2210.
Vatican International Exhibition presents:
N E X T S U N D A Y
Eucharistic Miracle
Display at SVDP
Join us for a fundraiser
breakfast in Regan Hall!
10:00 am Children’s Choir Rehearsal
T H U R S D A Y
7:00 pm RCIA
7:00 pm Bell Choir Rehearsal
F R I D A Y
7:00 am Facilities Mtg
6:00 pm Join our group
volunteering at Feed My
Starving Children
in Coon Rapids
S A T U R D A Y
8:00 am Eucharistic Miracle
Display at SVDP
3:30 pm Confessions
For meeting locations, please refer to the parish’s online calendar: calendar.saintvdp.org
Chloe Holtan & Tyler Delwiche
Kasey Gveningsman & Josh Joseph
WEDDING BANNS
Please pray for these couples who are soon to
be married...
BAPTISMS:
1st and 3
rd
Sundays at 12:30 pm. Pre-Baptism Class is required. Call the Parish office to register. It is recommended that you attend the class before the birth of your child.
MATRIMONY:
Arrange-ments should be made one year in advance.
Call the parish office for more information at 763- 425-2210.
MASS INTENTIONS FOR OCT. 17 - 23
Monday 8:00 AM † John Klobe
Tuesday 8:00 AM † Rich Grugal
Wednesday 8:00 AM † Clarence Przybilla
Thursday 8:00 AM † Eleanor Newman
Friday 8:00 AM † Darlyne &Tom Phenow
Saturday 5:00 PM † Sylvia Ditter
Sunday 7:30 AM † Theresa Blenden
9:00 AM Parishioners
11:00 AM † Mary McBroom
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COME AND EXPERIENCE THE HEALING POWER OF CONFESSION AND RECONCILIATION
Monday-Friday—7:30 am
Saturday—3:30-4:15 pm
Or call the parish office at
(763) 425-2210
to schedule an appointment.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK:
Sunday: Ex 17:8-13/Ps 121:1-8/2 Tm 3:14--4:2/ Lk 18:1-8
Monday: Eph 2:1-10/Ps 100:1-5/Lk 12:13-21
Tuesday: 2 Tm 4:10-17b/Ps 145:10-13, 17-18/ Lk 10:1-9
Wednesday: Eph 3:2-12/Is 12:2-6/Lk 12:39-48
Thursday: Eph 3:14-21/Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 11-12, 18-19/ Lk 12:49-53
Friday: Eph 4:1-6/Ps 24:1-6/Lk 12:54-59
Saturday: Eph 4:7-16/Ps 122:1-5/Lk 13:1-9
Next Sunday: Sir 35:12-14, 16-18/Ps 34:2-3, 17-19, 23/2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18/Lk 18:9-14
On the first 2 pages of our bulletin, you’ll find our Highlight of the Week and information about
Worship and Sacraments at St. Vincent de Paul.
The Highlight is a featured space to give more details about a particular ministry or event.
In the Worship & Sacraments section, we’ll introduce the readings for the upcoming week and include articles about the various Sacraments celebrated
here at St. Vincent de Paul. The Seven Sacraments are the outward signs
instituted by Christ to give grace to us, and therefore are vital to the life of our parish.
Finally, these pages will include a calendar of events for the upcoming week at our parish.
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Sunday: 2 AM, 3 AM, 5 AM, 2 PM
Monday: 7 AM , 8 AM, 11 AM
Tuesday: 5 AM, 2 PM, 4 PM
Wednesday: 5 AM, 10 AM,
2 PM, 3 PM
Thursday: 11 PM
Friday: Midnight, 5 AM, 10 AM, 3 PM, 4 PM, 5 PM,
10 PM, 11 PM
Saturday: 2 AM, 7 AM, 10 PM
The hours in red indicate we have no adorers for those hours and are in urgent need.
Please call JoAnne Newman at 763-420-4089 to sign up or to be a sub.
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC
ADORATION
"The Eucharist is connected with the Passion. To make sure that we do not forget, Jesus gave us the Eucharist as a memorial of his love. When you look at the Crucifix, you understand how much Jesus
loved you then, when you look at the Sacred Host, you understand how much Jesus loves you now."
- St. Teresa of Calcutta
Trunk or Treat at St. Vincent de Paul
is a family event of Halloween fun! This event has a limited number of spots to park cars, so registration is a must. Once you register, simply
decide as a family how you would like to decorate your trunk
(Halloween or “other” themed is
great!). Once you are here that night, and
your trunk is decorat-ed, all the children will have a chance to go from trunk to trunk to
“trick or treat”. We will have older
students available to help our younger
children make the rounds, as parents stay back at their cars to hand out the treats. As we get closer, you will receive an update on the number of children participating so you can plan your treats. Come and share in a great night of parish community and give your kids another chance to
wear their costumes Online registration is now open!
The Fellowship & Faith Formation
section of the bulletin is where you can
find opportunities to connect with other
parishioners through shared activities for
fun and spiritual growth. This is where
you’ll find information about upcoming
social activities and the various groups
you are invited to join at our parish.
We categorize the activities by age
group to make it easier for you to find
the opportunities that appeal to you.
You will also check this section
when you want to learn more about our
Catholic faith. You can grow your faith
together with other parishioners
through various Bible studies, small prayer
groups, speakers, retreats, classes
and other activities for school-aged
children, and much more.
Your presence is welcome and needed!
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QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Adult/Teen/Child: When is God so close to you that what you feel in your heart is the same as what you do?
Please take some time today to discuss these questions or reflect on them in
private prayer.
—From Lectionary Link by Harcourt Publishers
INSPIRING AND INFORMATIVE
CATHOLIC CD’S
Only $3 each! Availa-ble in the display in the Gathering Space.
The Incredible Mind of G.K. Chesterton: Dale Ahlquist, founder of the American
Chesterton Society, masterfully presents the genius of Catholic convert and 20th century literary giant G.K. Chesterton. He shares
how this “King of Satire” predicted many of the societal ills of our day and pointed out the
remedies for them. Discover the wisdom of this literary critic, playwright, novelist,
Catholic theologian, and apologist.
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In the last three weeks,
270 parish
households have made
sacrificial gifts to the Generosity for Generations Capital Campaign, totaling $991,141. Thank you!
Did You Know?
Many local businesses offer a gift match program for their employ-ees and retirees. By filling out the appropriate paperwork with
your human resources representative, you might be able to double or even triple your pledge to the campaign. Consider talking to your employer today to see if such an opportunity is available.
Our campaign manager, John Rogers, is happy to help you with this process. Contact him at [email protected]. (Though many employers will only match gifts to educational organizations, some
are happy to contribute to combined school/parish campaigns.)
F a m i l i e s
Company Type of Match
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Unrestricted
The Mosaic Company Unrestricted
Thrivent Financial Unrestricted
United Health Group Unrestricted
Ameriprise Financial Educational organizations
Best Buy Educational organizations
Ecolab Educational organizations
General Mills Educational organizations
Land O' Lakes Educational organizations
U.S. Bancorp Educational organizations
Medtronic Education organizations, retirees also eligible
Prudential Educational organizations
Wells Fargo Educational organizations
Microsoft Corp. Educational organizations
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CRAFTERS! THE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR IS COMING SOON!
The 2016 Christmas Bazaar will be held Saturday, Dec. 3 and Sunday, Dec. 4. However, new this year, crafters will be available SATURDAY ONLY. The bazaar will continue on Sunday with the raffle, baked goods, limited food items and the book sale but crafters will only be sell-ing on Saturday. The deadline for registrations is Friday, November 11. Please apply soon to ensure getting a spot.
Please visit the web site at saintvdp.org/christmas-bazaar to download the form to mail in. Or, you may call the office at 763-425-2210 to have one mailed to you. We look forward to a blessed and successful Bazaar!
GOLDEN VINNIES — OUR SENIOR COMMUNITY
AT ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
We are looking for people that are interested in talking about the future of this group and giving direction to this ministry. We’d love to have input and ideas about the up-coming year. Please come and share your thoughts at a planning meet-ing. Contact Margaret ([email protected]) or Becky ([email protected]) and let us know you are interested, and then we’ll set a date!
The Boy They Cal led Bizarre A BIZAA Documentary Complimentary Screening at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church, Brooklyn Park
Join us for a complimentary screening of this powerful documentary about one man’s quest to end child trafficking and child labor in Africa by moving children off the streets and into classrooms.
Produced during a mission trip to Nigeria in June of 2016, this is the story of Minnesota resident, Okey Anyanwu, who is working to make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate.
About the Documentary: As an African teenager, Biza (Okey Anyanwu) cared for child laborers on the streets of Nigeria while heading to school every day. Giving away his school snacks from his backpack to feed the hungry children, he survived his days at school by begging for food from his classmates, that is, until the Head Master found out and called his behavior bizarre. Now a man, he is only known as Biza (Bizarre) in Nigeria, a name that he carries with him and that has changed the course of his life and the lives of the most forgotten among us. Working to get children off the streets and into school, Biza arrives home to Nigeria from the United States and learns within hours that two eight-year-old twin brothers who were once farm laborers that he placed in school have been kidnapped and sold to traffickers. Will he find the boys before it’s too late or will they be lost forever?
Complimentary Screening! Limited Seating.
Join Okey Anyanwu, President & Founder of BIZAA and Rachel Nee Hall, Producer and Director with Silky Pants Productions for a complimentary screening of the new BIZAA documentary, The Boy They Called Bizarre, with producer and director insights.
Venue: St. Vincent’s Regan Hall
Date: Saturday, November 5, 2016
Doors open at 8:30 AM, Screening at 9:00 AM
Watch The Boy They Called Bizarre documentary trailer and reserve your complimentary seats at www.bizaa.org.
CALLED & GIFTED WORK-
SHOPS
Explore the
ancient teaching of the Church on how the
gifts (or charisms) of the Holy Spirit work in
our life and in the life of your parish.
During these two-day workshops, you will
learn the signs and characteristics of the
most common charisms of the Holy Spirit.
Friday and Saturday, October 28 - 29
Church of St. Paul,
1740 Bunker Lake Blvd NE., Ham Lake
Register online, or for more information visit
the Church of St. Paul website or contact
Jona Winkelman in the parish office at 763-
757-6910 or [email protected].
Friday and Saturday, November 11 – 12
Our Lady of Grace, 5071 Eden Ave., Edina
Register online, or for more information visit
the Our Lady of Grace website or contact
Sean Lavell at [email protected] or
952-929-3317 ext. 113
A d u l t s ( c o n t i n u e d )
DISCOVER THE BIG PICTURE OF THE CATHOLIC FAITH
AND HOW TO LIVE IT WITH SYMBOLON—THE CATHOLIC
FAITH EXPLAINED
Last fall we viewed four parts of the twenty part Symbolon program with very positive
reviews.
Four more topics will be offered during Grades 1-6 Faith Formation,
6-7:15 PM on Tuesday, 5-6:15 PM and 6:45-8 PM
on Wednesday, in the music room in the
Education Center.
Open to all interested parishioners.
No fee and no registration required.
Plan to attend the first topic on Oct. 18 or 19 to learn about Divine Revelation—
God loves us so much by giving us a sacred compass comprised of Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition to lead us to true happiness, to a personal relationship
with Jesus Christ.
WINE EMBRACES
THE FOOTBALL SEASON
Save the date for the next local WINE: Women in the
New Evangelization event!
Ladies, save the date for the next Women, Wine & Wis-dom event on December 1, 2016, as we welcome a woman who truly knows how to get a “kick” out of life—one of only two women in the country who coaches college football, Sr. Lisa Maurer! In her presentation “Ever Feel Like You Want to Punt?
Tackling Life with Joy”, Sister Lisa will of-fer a playbook for daily life. Using the val-ues of hospitality, stewardship, respect and justice she will show how to get a kick out of life as we strive for our eternal goal. Heaven! For more information and to reg-ister visit www.CatholicVineyard.com.
CCW NEWS
Please join us for a personal safety presen-tation on Monday, November 14 in Regan
Hall at 7 PM.
All women of the parish (18 and over)
are invited!
Please watch the bulletin for
information on the
upcoming Christmas
Bazaar.
CCW Dues may be paid at any meeting.
Our mission: to suppor t , empower , and educate a l l
Cathol ic women in spi r i tual i ty , leadership, and serv ice .
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PARISH REMEMBRANCE
SERVICE
November is the time in our Catholic Tradition when we
remember our deceased loved ones. If you have lost a family member to death, miscarriage,
or stillbirth, you are cordially invited to participate in our Remembrance Service.
The Service will be held in the church on Sunday, November 6 at 6:30 pm.
All of your family members and friends are welcome.
If you are interested in participating, please bring an original picture of your loved one (pictures are optional), to the parish office
and fill out a registration form. We will be hosting a reception in the Gathering Space
following the service. We hope that you will consider joining us to honor those who have gone before us.
ALL parishioners are invited to attend the service to offer support for those who are grieving. If you have any questions, please contact
Margaret Schauer at 763-762-7410 or e-mail at [email protected].
Come and learn more about our Parish School at the Fall Open House!
Thursday , November 3 f rom 6 :00 – 7 :30 PM Childcare available! To RSVP, and to sign up for free childcare,
please call Terry at 763-425-3970, or go to school.saintvdp.org.
In the Prayer, Participation, & Generosity
section of our bulletin, you’ll find ways
to fulfill God’s call to serve.
Consider this section your “Call to Action!”
Check these pages each weekend to find your
opportunity to serve God by serving others.
Whether you serve with prayer, donations, or
the contribution of your time and talents,
each one of us can find a way to give.
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T e e n s ALL 9TH-12TH GRADERS ARE INVITED TO JOIN US FOR LIFE NIGHTS
Our mission is to support teens and give them spiritual nourishment through inspiring speakers who enrich our knowledge of faith, faith sharing groups with others your age to talk about what is important to you, and lastly games and social time. Life Nights meet most Wednesdays from 7:00-8:30 in the Community Room (please see the web site for a full schedule). Whether you are actively pursing your faith and striving to be a disciple of Christ or simply hoping to connect with a group of people to dive deeper into faith, we welcome you to this vibrant community of young people!
EDGE YOUTH GROUP DATES FOR THIS SCHOOL YEAR
Our Youth Group for 7th & 8th Graders — EDGE — will have a new format this year. We’ll meet once per month in Regan Hall for a longer period of time, for some
fun-packed evenings filled with games, great speakers, small group time, prayer, and — of course — PIZZA!
Please mark your calendar with these Wednesdays from 5:30—7:30 PM.
Oct . 26 , Nov. 16, Dec . 21 , Feb. 22 , Mar . 15, Apr . 19, May 10
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FUNDRAISER BREAKFAST FOR WOMENSOURCE
A breakfast for Women-Source will be held next Sunday, Oct. 23, from 8:15 until 12:30 in St. Vincent's Regan Hall. The KC's will be serving French toast, cheesy hash browns, sau-sage links, orange juice or milk and coffee.
WomenSource is a non-profit pregnancy center providing free pregnancy tests and ultrasound exams. They are dedi-cated to restoring hope for women facing unplanned preg-nancies. They promote positive alternatives through educa-tion and support during pregnancy and throughout the first year of parenthood. Trained volunteers, generous donors and fundraisers make their services possible at NO COST. The proceeds from this breakfast will help them continue providing counseling, pregnancy tests, ultrasound exams, baby supplies and an "Earn While You Learn" mother’s in-centive program. Please join us for this very worthy cause. Free Will Offering for breakfast and donations at the door.
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD NEEDS YOU
Children’s Liturgy of the Word is when first and second graders leave for part of Mass and celebrate the Liturgy of the Word on their level. There is no registration and no fee
to participate, just come up at the priest’s invitation after the opening prayer. This is a time of prayer and not a class so even if your child is in Faith Formation or St. Vincent de
Paul School, they are invited to participate.
We st i l l are in need of one more leader for the 9 AM Mass.
If you are interested in being a new leader, please contact Chuck Pratt at 763-762-7407 or
Please note that Children’s Liturgy of the Word at the Saturday 5 PM Mass was discontinued
due to lack of volunteers.
On behalf of the Men's Club
we would like to thank all
of you for your sock
donations during our first
ever “Socktoberfest”.
Because of your generosity, we were
able to collect 2,000 pairs of socks!
That is double our goal.
This allowed us to donate not just
to the VA, but also to Women’s
Division of the Hennepin
County Work-house.
Thank you for being a
great witness of Jesus' love
to our community.
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BOARD MEMBERS NEEDED FOR LOCAL
PRO-LIFE PREGNANCY CENTER
WomenSource, our local pro-life
pregnancy resource center
in Anoka, is seeking board
members. We are espe-cially looking
for people with fundraising,
business management, and/or market-ing experience who have the
passion and the time to serve.
The Board of Directors is
responsible for overall govern-
ance — policy and direction -- of WomenSource and delegates responsibility of day-to-day operations to the staff
and committees. Please call Joanne Anders at 763-208-0076 for more information.
FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN
SVDP volunteers at FMSC twice monthly. We pack the fourth Tuesday of every month from 9:30 to 11:30 AM and the third Friday of every month from 6:00 to 7:30 PM. Come join our teams, meet new friends, have a good time and feel good about your volunteer efforts. FMSC is locat-ed at 401 93rd Ave NW, Coon Rapids just off of 610 on the other side of the Mississippi River. We pack highly nutritional meals for the hungry children of the world.
Contact Duane Crosland at 763-441-8683 or at [email protected].
We always welcome new volunteers!
www.fmsc.org
SUPPORT FAITH FORMATION
AND FAMILY FAITH NIGHTS
Nine of our classes in Grades 1-6 Faith Formation are having to teach their clas-ses with no classroom assistant to help them, and our both our weekly classes (Wednesdays at 5:00 PM) and monthly Family Faith Nights (at all sessions) have openings for Office Aides and Hall Moni-tors to help with office work and keep children safe.
You can help by becoming a weekly classroom assistant, office aide, or hall monitor or a Family Faith Night office aide or hall monitor for Grades 1-6 Faith Formation. As you support the faith of our young, you will learn, grow, and have fun as well! We will provide you with training, materi-als, and support. Classes began on September 20.
If interested or for more information, contact Mary Ann Mar-schall at 763-762-7406 or [email protected]. We hope you will join our team!
We are also in need of one 7th Grade Catechist at 5 PM
on Sunday evenings. If interested or for more
Information, contact Nicole Chang at 763-762-7370 or nicholechangsaintvdp.org.
GIVE A MOTHER THE GIFT
OF TIME WITH FRIENDS!
Moms Morning Out ministry is looking for 2 adults that would be willing to share their time in
child care so our moms can fully participate while their little
ones are cared for.
If you have the ability to help, contact
Becky at:
or 763-762-7371.
WANTED - USED BOOKS, PUZZLES AND DVD'S FOR
THE CHRISTMAS BAZAAR The Christmas Bazaar will be
hosting a "Used Books, Puzzles, and DVD's" sale
again this year. We are
asking your help in making this a
success.
You may drop off donations at the
church coatroom in the box marked "Used Books".
Please, NO textbooks, encyclopedias, dictionaries, Reader's Digest condensed books, games, or VHS
tapes. Questions? Call Mary at 763-427-2563 or Joan at 763-576-0631. Thank you.
GIVING TREE
It is time to start thinking about the giving tree program. If you know of any families that need
help for Christmas, please contact Laura & Matt Kenney at
763-416-9386 or [email protected] (e-mail preferred).
The families you turn in do not need to be parishioners. This program is for parishioners and families turned in by
parishioners, all names are confidential.
The deadline for turning in families is Sunday, October 30. The Giving Tree will be going up the weekend
of November 5 & 6.
If you have any questions about the program, please contact Matt and Laura.
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Please keep in mind: Petitions for the sick and deceased and all lector announcements need to be submitted to the
Parish Office by Noon on Fridays.
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EUCHARISTIC
MINISTERS
5:00 pm Sue Kuske, Terry Just, Carly Rem, Maureen Daehn, James & Jen Vettel, Ruth Weber, Jim Buechler
7:30 am Donna Anderson, Bob Andrews, Linda Berscheit, JoAnne Newman, Larry & Gloria Krynski
9:00 am Tim & Tina Kuharski, Chris Ayika, Clara Keran, Rebecca Keran, Lavonne Martinez, Georgette Steeves, Kathy Freed
11:00 am Lorena Carter, Mary Jo Gagner, Lee & Judy Coyne, Jinessa Tietz, Cindy Pikovsky, Mary Ellen Kubic, Matthew Kenney
LECTORS
5:00 pm Andrew Rem & Jim Litwin 7:30 am Dale Van Vreede & Barb Pierce 9:00 am Chris Dykhoff & Chi Chi Ayika 11:00 am Judy Randall & Dave Whatmuff
WELCOME
CENTER
5:00 pm Patricia Reuter 7:30 am Donna Crimmins
9:00 am Bill Souvignier 11:00 am Marilyn Hiscock
SERVERS
5:00 pm Nathan Regan, Abigail Hagan, Maggie Albers 7:30 am Eddie & Sophie Gewedik, Trina Veranth 9:00 am Lauren & Justin Kuharski, Ikemonso Ayika 11:00 am Nicole Scott, Brandon & Brianna Huth
PRESIDERS
5:00 pm Fr. Paul Treacy 7:30 am Fr. Michael Barsness 9:00 am Fr. Michael Barsness 11:00 am Fr. Paul Treacy
L I T U R G I C A L R O L E S F O R SAT U R DA Y , OC T . 22 & SU N D AY , OC T . 23
GIFT SHOP
5:00 pm Martha Lewis/Linda Zimpleman 7:30 am Suzanne & Virginia Thurler 9:00 am BiBi Pizzuco/Shannon Dahlheimer 11:00 am Peter & Mary Crego
Today's theme is perseverance – Moses keeping his hands upraised throughout the battle, Paul urging
Timothy to stay with the task of preaching and teaching, and the widow appealing to the corrupt
judge. To be faithful stewards of God's gifts, we, too, must persevere in the roles to which we are called.
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ANNUAL BLOOD DRIVE
A blood drive sponsored by the Osseo/Maple Grove Knights of Columbus is coming to St. Vin-cent's on Thursday October 27 from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. You
can sign up on the web at www.mbc.org/searchdrives then
enter sponsor code 0264.
Enter your email address, date of birth, then choose an
open time slot. A reminder will be sent out to those that sign up via the web. If you would like to sign up but would rather not do it online, call Dick Montroy at 612-419-0419. There will also be a sign up table in the Gathering Space
after all Masses next weekend.
OCTOBER 9, 2016
(WEEK 15)
Current Year-to-Date
Sunday Collection $20,623.33 $510,026.62
Automatic Withdrawal & Online Giving $11,443.05
Children/Youth $12.75 $198.72
Total Support $32,079.13 $510,225.34
Major Repair & Replace-ment Fund—Collection $161.00
Automatic Withdrawal & Online Giving $465.00
Total Support for Major Fund Repair $626.00 $13,852.50
2nd Collection for Respect Life Fund $4,864.52
Thank you for your generosity!
Here are a few of the “offerings” from the
children’s envelopes received last Sunday:
Reese—playing nicely with my daycare friends,
Julia/William—I helped rake leaves for my daddy
Cally/Carisa—help decorate for Halloween
Grace—helped my dad
Sarah—I complimented a teammate
CHILDREN’S
STEWARDSHIP
KC ROSARY:
There is a rosary prayed every Tuesday at 6:30 PM in the
Cry Room, led by the Knights of Columbus. Plan to attend whenever you can.
PLEASE REMEMBER THE SICK OF OUR PARISH
IN YOUR PRAYERS:
Andrew Bodick, Lorraine Gresser, Jeanette Rem, Irene Gleason, Richard Scherber, Evan Steeves, Jim Holm, Betty Rumrey, Steve Kane, Alfred Smith, Cole McDonough, Bob Burks, Danny Kroll, and Rita Goth.
To submit prayers or become a member of the Prayer Line,
go to saintvdp.org, click on “Be Involved”, click on “Pray”,
then choose “Prayer Line” from the menu on the left.
Welcome to the
Family of God
Ba ptize d on July 31 , 2 016
Anthony John,
son of Robert & Laura Seliski
Ba ptize d on Se pt . 4 , 2016
Amara Elizabeth,
daughter of Johnson & Amy Erendu
Aurora Mae & Miles Owen,
daughter & son of Jason & Nicole Hoffarth
Ba ptize d on Se pt . 18 , 2016
Charles Joseph,
son of Dustin & Lindsey Darveaux
Lorenzo Andre,
son of Sean & Olivia Pizinger
Hugo Rowan,
son of Tanya Bertram
Evelyn Joyce,
daughter of Patrick & Stefanie Lundgren
In the Parish Staff & Administration section
of our bulletin, you can see all the administrative
updates for the Parish, as well as announcements
about our staff & facilities.
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PAROCHIAL VICAR
Rev. Michael Barsness (763) 425-2210
Email : f rmichaelbarsness@saintvdp .org
DEACON
Deacon Larry Lawinger (763) 425-2210
Email : dcn larry lawinger@saintvdp .org
PASTOR
Rev. Paul Treacy Phone: (763) 425-2210
Email : f rpau l t reacy@saintvdp .org
THE DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSIONS FOR
THE BULLETIN IS MONDAY AT NOON.
PARISH OFFICE HOURS
Mon-Wed: 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thur-Fri: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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LEARN MORE ABOUT THE KNIGHTS
OF COLUMBUS
Must be a practicing Catholic and age 18 or older — these are the only requirements to join. Any man interested in learning more, please call: Bob Clark at 763-424-5509, Robert Moreland at 763-557-0874, or Tom Heltemes at 763-425-2314. www.saintvdp.org/knights-of-columbus
COFFEE AND COMPANY
Please join us for Coffee and Company this Sunday, October 16 after all Masses.
CHECK OUT THE GIFT SHOP'S NEW MERCHANDISE!
New items such as jewelry, wall hangings, prayer cards and more! Items for parishioners any age!
Christmas items
coming soon!
The shop is open before
and after every mass.
We accept
credit cards, checks,
and cash.
