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Holy Rosary Cathol ic Church Sixth Sunday of Ordinary Time
February 11 2018
1043 Lake Avenue
Detroit Lakes MN 56501
Parish Staff PASTOR Msgr Timothy McGee ASSOCIATE PASTOR Fr Andrew Obel DEACONS Deacon Gary Hager Deacon Jim Thomas OFFICE Secretary Finance Mary Hager PT Secretary Shantel Jutz
FAITH FORMATION PreschoolElementary Jean Olson Middle SchoolSenior High Barbara Schmidt
YOUTH DIRECTOR Brady Borslien LITURGICAL MUSIC Susan Champa Scott Mehlhaff MAINTENANCE Charles Loreth
School Office
PRINCIPAL Mike Connell AM School Sec Adv Director
Terri Paskey PM School Secretary Shantel Jutz Parish Office Hours Monday -Friday 800 to 430
Closed from 1200 ndash100 pm
Diocesan Victim Assistance Coord Cindy Hulst LSW 218-281-7895 chulstcrookstonorg (safe amp confidential)
Sacraments Baptisms If you are planning to present your baby for Baptism in the near future please contact Msgr Tim at 847-1393 Reconciliation Saturday - 4 pm or by appointment Marriage Those wishing to celebrate the Sacrament of Marriage are asked to contact Monsignor Tim at least six months prior to the intend-ed date of the celebration
Eucharistic Liturgies Saturday helliphelliphellip 500 pm Sunday helliphellip 900 and 1100 am Please refer to the Liturgy Schedule in the bulletin for the weekday Mass times
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Wednesday 10 ndash3 Devotional Chapel
HOW TO REACH US Website wwwholyrosaryccorg E-Mail parishholyrosaryccorg Parish Phonehelliphelliphelliphellip847-1393 School Phonehelliphelliphellip847-5306 Faxhelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip847-6367
Our 2018 Raffle Calendars have arrived and they have a whole new look The Calendar is magnetic smaller and a convenient size Total pay out is $10000 Six months of winners You can win more than once Only $25 Available at the School Parish Offices
Alzheimers Caregiver Support Group will be held on Tuesday February 13 2 pm at Ecumen Detroit Lakes
Our volunteer for the poor and fire victims is in need of king size bed full freezer loveseat kitchen table and chairs tv and electric range If you have one you wish to donate drop off at the garage of 1231 Lincoln Avenue DL
Sacred Heart Dent will host a BINGO on Sunday February 18 130 PM FOODFUNCASH PRIZES DOOR PRIZES Hosted by Sacred Heart Christian Mothers
Come join in fellowship in the St Henryrsquos basement in Perham this Sunday February 11th The Knights of Columbus will be serv-ing a breakfast of Pancakes amp sausage with the fixings 830 ammdash
1200 (noon) All are welcome4-
The Callaway Lions are sponsoring a Pancake Breakfast today Sunday January 11 at the Callaway Community Center 9 -12 am All are welcome
Trinity Lutheran Church DL is hosting a Meatball Dinner and Silent Auction on Sunday February 25 11 -1 all proceeds benefit Trinitysrsquos Children Youth and Family Ministry
Director of Youth Ministry and Catechesis
The Diocese of Crookston is seeking a full time Director of the Office of Youth Ministry and Catechesis This office serves the pastors parish youth ministers and parish directors of religious education and formation The candidate is a voice in the diocese for young people The candidate will coordinate diocesan youth activities (camps rallies trainings etc) with the assistance of parish employees and volunteers The candidate will also conduct training sessions for catechesis in parishes Applicants should have education and experience in the areas of youth ministry and religious education 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 Send resume amp references to Msgr Mike Foltz Diocese of Crookston P O Box 610 Crookston MN 56716 or email mfoltzcrookstonorg Interviews begin by March 1st
Sacred Heart School in East Grand Forks is seeking Elementary Education Kindergarten teacher for the 2018-2019 school year Please send letter of interest resume three letters of reference college transcripts and a copy of teaching license to Jodi Vanderheiden Principal Sacred Heart Catholic School 200 Third Street NW East Grand Forks MN 56721 or email jvanderhei-
densacredheartegfnet Telephone 218-773-0230
What a great time of year to take care of your spiritual health Many in our diocese have attended Cursillo weekends over the years and give great testimony to the power of such weekends Cursillo is pronounced KER-SEE-O meaning - short course in Christianity Weekends are being this spring at Sand Hill Bible Camp just south of Fosston The weekends include quiet time inspirational talks and most importantly time to be with Jesus with-out the many distractions of daily life Grow closer to Jesus by tak-ing the time to join us HE will bless your sacrifice of time for HIM The weekend starts Thursday evening and ends Sunday afternoon Mens will be held Feb22-25 Womens will be March 15-18 Contact Bobbi Mercil (701-866-5706) for more information Applications can be printed at crookstoncursilloweeblycom or picked up at the parish office
Mark your Calendars Holy Rosaryrsquos Spring Interlude is
scheduled for Saturday April 21 2018 at the Holmes Ballroom Interested in sponsoring a table or making a donation for the auction Contact Terri tpaskeyholyrosaryccorg or 847-5306
Marriage For A Lifetime
A l i f e t i m e o f w o r k ~ A l i f e t i m e o f j o yA l i f e t i m e o f w o r k ~ A l i f e t i m e o f j o yA l i f e t i m e o f w o r k ~ A l i f e t i m e o f j o y
Marriage Preparation Seminar
This retreat weekend fulfills the pre-marriage weekend required by most parishes in this area
Saturday April 28 amp Sunday April 29 2018 Held at Holy Rosary For more information contact Msgr Tim
at 847-1393 Registration forms may be found on our websitewwwholyrosaryccorg under the sacraments tabmarriage
Come amp Be Filled
February 25 ldquoGodrsquos Merciful Loverdquo (All) 200 pm ldquoMade for Morerdquo (Youth amp Young Adults) 600 pm February 26 ldquoThy Will Be Donerdquo (All) 700 pm February 27 ldquoDonuts with Davidrdquo (All) 1000 am ldquoThe Victory (of the Cross)rdquo (All) 700 pm February 28 ldquoBe StillGod is Callingrdquo (Children) 1000 am amp 630 pm
Coming Soon to Holy Rosary
NOTES FROM MONSIGNOR TIM
THE SEASON OF LENT BEGINS WITH OUR CELEBRATION OF ASH WEDNESDAY this week Masses for Ash Wednesday are as follows 700 and 900 AM in the church 1000 AM at Oak
Crossing Nursing Center 130 at Ecumen-Emmanuel Nursing Center and 630 PM in the church
We need to remember that Ash Wednesday falls on Valentinersquos Day this year and is a day when
Catholics refrain from eating meat No dispensations will be given that day At 500 PM Holy
Rosary will be serving its usual soup and bread supper in the Parish Center All are welcome
Please refer to the Lenten Calendar inserted with this weekrsquos Parish Bulletin for the Lenten regula-
tions for Roman Catholics The Lenten calendar also has scripture readings on each day of the
season as well as a listing of times and events happening this Lenten Season
We are still in need of volunteers for a few of our Wednesday Soup Suppers If you or your group
would like to take one of the meals please contact the Parish Office
We are looking forward to our Parish Mission in just a couple weeks Invitations were sent to all
our parishioner Please see further details in our Parish Bulletin
THE DIOCESAN ANNUAL APPEAL BEGINS TODAY It is that time of year that we begin to receive your offerings for the 2018 Diocesan Annual Appeal The proceeds of this Appeal fund the various offices and ministries in the Diocese of Crookston Our parish and schools as well as every parish in the diocese are the recipients of these ministries Holy Rosarys parish goal for this year is $65698 This figure is a bit less of last yearrsquos goal As always I know that you will be generous to this appeal THE PARISH EXTENDS ITS SYMPATHY to Dale Storey on the death of his sister AUDREY HORSLEY whose funeral was Friday in United Lutheran Church of Cavalier North Dakota May she rest in the peace of Christ
Last week we received Adult Envelopes $ 1267167 ChildrenYouth $ 00 Auto- deposits $ 739800 Total $ 2006967
Average amount needed to meet weekly operation of Holy Rosary is
$1465384
Thank you so much for your generosity
Brothers and sisters whether you eat or drink or whatever you do do everything for the
glory of God 1 Corinthians 1031
Do a quick check of your priorities Where does God rank in that list
If Hes not first you have some work to do Putting God first in
everything helps us from putting other gods (like our pride and ego money and possessions to name a few) before God Before
making a decision ask yourself Im I going this for the glory of God or
for the glory of me
Stewardship
500 pm Altar Servers Julia Steffl Noah Larson Commentator Mary Schutz Reader 1 Linda Wainright Reader 2 Jerry Schutz Music TBD Media-Screen Gerald Fish Eucharistic Minister Team Janelle Erickson Usher Team Dennis Redig Hospitality Jim amp Jean Anderson DennisCarol Kempenich Greg amp Corinne Mueller Sacristan James Utecht
900 am Altar Servers Ava Klemm Jaci Loeffen Sub Commentator Connie Kava Reader 1 Dennis Steffl Reader 2 Mike Kava Music Alison Schumacher Amber Schwarzrock Media-Screen Debbie Carlson Eucharistic Minister Team Mary Hager Ushers Bob Herdzina Hospitality Brad amp Debbie Carlson Steve Larson Sacristan Terry Teiken
1100 am Altar Servers Lauren Kemper Hans Mehlhaff Sub needed Commentator Howard Mooney Reader 1 Fran DeCock Reader 2 Eileen Mooney Music Thirst No More Media-Screen Eucharistic Minister Team BerenzVeronen teams Usher Team Lou Guzek Hospitality Nick Bowers family Darrin Grubb family Jonathan Thielen family Sacristan Mary Hager
Liturgical Ministers for February 17-18
Faith Formation News This Weekrsquos Mass amp Activities Schedule
Lori Youngdahl Karen Walz Mike Deraney Robb Schaefer Bobby Keller Bernice Lewis
Jacob Petermann Ryan Winther Paul Friesen Lisa Brown Mary Simon Jean Brevik Dottie Joyce A S Hatfield
R Wolden M Blair Rachel Bridgeford Jane Shorter Fr Don Braukmann Jean Caspers Mary Paulson Jerry Leaf Donna Zimmerman
Betty Schouviller Leonard Thielen Kelly Osowski Marc Henderson Walt Welle Gene Manning Mary Komarek LaDonna Bice Margaret Huebsch
Kasianna Klemm Jordan Mackner Todd Jenson Stephanie Kuehn
Taylor Jasken Jade Ault Abram Whitebird Tiffany Wirtz
Michael Brunner Eric Swenson Joseph Huebsch Ross Pederson
Matthew Miller Jason Paulson Jus t in Pavek Andrew Just Tyler Wickum Stephen Graham
Christopher Ewanika
Please remember these members of the armed services in your prayers as they continue to protect our country
Please remember those who have asked for our prayers
Feb 12 Jas 1 1-11 Ps 119 67 68 71 72 75 76 Mk 811-13 Feb 13 Jas 1 12-18 Ps 94 12-13a 14-15 18-19 Mk 814-21 Feb 14 Ash Wednesday Jl 2 12-18 Ps 51 3-4 5-6ab 12-13 14 and 17 2 Cor 5 20 -- 62 Mt 6 1-616-18 Feb 15 Dt 30 15-20 Ps 1 1-2 3 4 and 6 Lk 9 22-25 Feb 16Day of abstinence from meat (age 14 and up) Is 58 1-9a Ps 51 3-4 5-6ab 18-19 Mt 9 14-15 Feb 17 Is 58 9b-14 Ps 86 1-2 3-4 5-6 Lk 5 27-32 Feb 18 Gn 9 8-15 Ps 25 4-9 1 Pt 3 18-22 Mk 1 12-15
The rosary is recited every Sun-day starting at 1030 am in the church All are invited to pray along The rosary is also recited every Wednesday morning at 830 am in the Parish Living Room
This Lent we will once again have soup suppers on Wednesday evenings following the Mass If you your family or a group would like to prepare and serve one of the soup suppers please contact Mary at the Parish Office ASAP
To the Holy Rosary Family Food for the Poor wishes to thank you for the welcome you extended to Fr Robert Karris on our recent visit to your parish On behalf of our brothers and sisters throughout the Caribbe-an and Latin America we thank you for your compassion and care We are all blessed by and grateful for your generosity In Christ The Food for the Poor Family
CATHOLIC UNITED FINANCIAL RAFFLE IS BACK You can purchasing your tickets to support Holy Ro-sary School and have a chance at winning one of their
great prizes All money raised stays right here at Holy Rosary Stop by the school or parish office to pick up your tickets
Our Super Bowl party held last week went great and everyone attending enjoyed themselves We
wish to thank the individuals and businesses that helped sponsor the fun Looking forward to next year with the
VIKINGS
The quilters of Holy Rosary are looking for 6 in square piec-es of fabric to make quilts with If you have any you wish to
donate please drop off at the Parish Office
FRIDAY FISH FRYrsquoS The Knights of Columbus will be sponsoring Lenten Fish Fryrsquos on Fridayrsquos February 16 March 2 and 16t from 5-7 PM in the Holy Ro-
sary Parish Center Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for students under 12 All proceeds return to the community
LOVED THE WEDDING INVITE ME TO THE MARRIAGE LOVE GOD A Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend can help you do that Marriage Encounter is 44 hours away from jobs kids chores and phonesmdash where married couples can focus just on each other The next available Weekends are Apr 13-15 2018 in Baxter and Sep 14-16 2018 in Alexandria Early registration is highly recommend-ed For more information visit at northmnwwmeorg or contact
them at applicationsnorthmnwwmeorg or 888-455-3496
Parish News Monday February 12 1000 am Kingdom of Happiness Holy Family Room
Tuesday February 13
700 am Mass + Joan DesMarais Chapel
730 am Aerobics St Johnrsquos
1000 am Kingdom of Happiness Holy Family Rm
130 pm Coffee Club Fireplace Rm
700 pm RCIA Holy Family Room
Wednesday February 14
700 am Mass + Eldon Rusch Church
830 am Rosary Parish Living Rm
900 am Mass + Shirley Ryan Church
1000 am Mass + Yvonne TeVogt Oak Crossing
130 pm Mass + Steve Kinnunen Ecumen
500 pm Soup Supper St Johnrsquos
630 pm Mass + Mathew Veronen Church
Thursday February 15
700 am Mass + Jim Huebsch Chapel
730 am Aerobics St Johnrsquos
900 am Quilters St Scholastica
Noon Al-Anon Holy Family Rm
530 pm School Advisory Board Resource Center
Friday February 16
1045 am Stations of the Cross Church
400 pm Adoration Church
500 pm Fish Fry St Johnrsquos
645 pm Benediction Church
700 pm Stations of the Cross Church
Saturday February 17
500 pm Mass ~ For the Parish Church
Sunday February 18
900 am Mass + Wm Haynes Church
1030 am Rosary Church
1100 am Mass + Arlene Tibodeau Church
Follow Us Throughout the school year there will be events activities that youth will be able to attend Please follow the official account for Holy Rosary LakesAreaCatholicYM to
get all the updates on youth ministry
Youth News
Sunday February 11 900 am Preparation for First Eucharist Session 3 - Children and Parents 6 ~ 8 pm Confirmation Grades 10 amp 11 Wednesday February 14 500 ~ 615 pm Soup Supper 630 pm Mass (students amp families) Sunday February 18 No Confirmation classes
Adult Faith Formation Our first small group has met a few times and are really enjoying this new dynamic 8 part Bible Study that un-veils Jesusrsquo plan for happiness in the
Beatitudes We live in a world where we are constantly in search for fleeting pleasures in place of true happiness and false promises that actually lead us away from happi-ness With Kingdom of Happiness you will learn how the Beatitudes are much more than nice sayings they are the path to true happiness charted by Christ himself You will discover the exposed ldquoanti-Beatitudesrdquo for what they are the kingdom of manrsquos false promises of happiness that sadly only lead to misery This program hopes to inspire you with a renewed resolve to live the Beatitudes Featuring teaching videos by Fr Jeffrey Kirby and powerful profiles of normal people living out the Beatitudes in heroic ways Kingdom of Happiness will not only inform you about the Beati-tudes it will show you the way to living them and achieving true happiness If interest-ed contact Barbara (bschmidtholyrosaryccorg) Current groups Monday 1000-1130 am Holy Family Room (session 4) Tuesday 1000-1130 am Holy Family Room (session 2) Wednesday begins February 21 630-800 pm Resource Center
Anyone is welcome to join any of theses groups or to form another group ATTENTION FAMILIES
There will not be CHILDRENrsquoS LITURGY OF THE WORD at the 900 am Mass next Sunday February 18 because it is the Presidentsrsquo Day Week-end Thanks for your understanding
Kingdom of Happiness Living the Beatitudes in Everyday Life
by Fr Jeffrey Kirby
St John Paul II Middle School Camp St John Paul II Middle School Camp is designed to empower young people entering grades 7-9 to become disciples of Jesus Christ by engaging them in prayer worship leadership skill development scriptural reflection and service learning This camp is designed for youth who have a desire to grow in their faith and share that faith back home in
parish and family life The theme for this years camp is ldquoWild and Untamedrdquo and will explore the role of the Holy Spirit in our daily spiritual life Through keynote talks menrsquos and womenrsquos small group discussion and much more we will equip every camper with a better understanding of Holy Spirit in our lives When Sunday July 8 - Thursday July 12 or Sunday July 15 - Thursday July 19 Cost $325 ($30000camper for more than one of the same family) Who All students entering grades 7-9 in the fall of 2018 Where Northern Pines Retreat Center Park Rapids
Al Clark Construction Barber Jons Mike Kava Knights of Columbus Council 3166 McCollums Hunting Preserve (Terry McCollum) Brushmarks Signs (Mark Olsen)
Chickadee Coffee Roasters (Nathan Francis) Brian Bigger Dan Kapphahn Clarence Bjelde Holy Rosary Parish
1 How many days are there in Lent 2 What was the original meaning of the word ldquoLentrdquo 3 What is the first day of Lent called 4 What do we call the day before Lent begins 5 What color vestments does the priest wear during Lent 6 What prayer of the Mass is omitted during Lent 7 What word is never said or sung during Lent 8 What do Catholics abstain from eating on Fridays during Lent 9 On what days are Catholics required to fast during Lent 10 What snack originated during Lent because it contains only flour water and salt 11 What food was traditionally eaten the day before Lent begins 12 What Irish saintrsquos feast day takes place during Lent 13 On what Sunday during Lent does the priest bless palms 14 What event in the life of Jesus do the palms recall for us 15 On what day during Lent does the Bishop bless holy oils for the year 16 How many Stations of the Cross are there 17 How many times does Jesus fall in the Stations 18 Who helped Jesus carry his Cross 19 When does Lent officially end 20 What is the Triduum
Answers 1 40 2 ldquoSpringrdquo 3 Ash Wednesday 4 Shrove Tuesday Fat Tuesday or Mardi Gras 5 Purple 6 The Gloria 7 Alleluia 8 Meat 9 Ash Wednesday and Good Friday 10 Pretzels 11 Hot Cross Buns 12 St Patrick
13 Palm Sunday 14 The entrance into Jerusalem 15 Tuesday of Holy Week 16 14 17 3 18 Simon of Cyrene 19 At sundown on Holy Thursday before the beginning of the Mass of the Last Supper 20 ldquoTriduumrdquo comes from the Latin word for three and it
includes the three holiest days of the Church year from sundown on Holy Thursday through Good Friday and Holy Saturday to sundown on Easter Sunday
Time of Joy Lent is a time of sacrifice and discipline but it should not be a time of sadness Instead it should be a season of great joy The first Preface for the Mass in Lent clearly reminds us of this For by your gracious gift each year your faithful await the sacred paschal feast with the joy of minds made pure The Lenten season is also a season of hope we deepen our relationship with Christ through our Lenten disciplines and look to his resurrection to overcome the dark-ness than can cause us to struggle and despair As Christians we are stirring up our faith and love for God and each other so that on Easter we are ready to meet the risen Lord refreshed and restored
Lenten Prayer for Transformation
Loving Father
I invite you into my life today and make myself available to you Help me to become the-best-version-of-myself by seeking your will and becoming a living example of your love in the world Open my heart to the areas of my life that need to change in order for me to carry out the mission and experience the joy you have imagined for my life Inspire me to live the Catholic faith in ways that are dynamic and engaging Show me how to best get involved in the life of my parish Make our communi-ty hungry for best practices and continuous learning Give me courage when I am afraid hope when I am dis-couraged and clarity in times of decision Teach me to enjoy uncertainty and lead your Church to become all
you imagined it would be for the people of our times
Amen
More on making Lent meaningful bull Begin each morning with the prayer Lord I offer you this day and all that I think and do and say bull Attend Daily Mass as often as possible bull Pray the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary bull Make the Stations of the Cross at home or in a parish celebration bull Read Scripture for 10 minutes every day bull Pray the Seven Penitential Psalms (Psalm 6 31 50 101 129 and 142) bull Spend some time in quiet prayer before the Blessed Sacrament bull Abstain from meat for an extra day or two each week bull Listen to spiritual music or a spiritual speaker bull Keep a Lenten journal with your spiritual insights special intentions people you want to pray for hurts and disap - pointments that you want to offer up and progress re ports on your Lenten resolutions
The Snow Angel Contest is being held on February 17 as part of Polar Fest It is a fun event for all that has no entry fee but rather just a free will donation (if one chooses) to the Angel of Remembrance Statue that will be placed on St Maryrsquos Hospital grounds to honor all children lost ndashwhether to miscarriage stillbirth or any age Roger and LaVerne Moltzanrsquos daughter Hope has formed this committee to raise funds to bring this statue to the hospital grounds We hope this will give all grieving parents a place to go and honor their children
ANGEL OF REMEMBRANCE SNOW ANGEL CONTEST
Saturday February 17 2018
Time 230 PM 430 PM
First annual ldquoAngel of Remembrancerdquo snow angel building and decorating
contest Event to fund-raise costs of ldquoAngel of Remembrancerdquo statue Hot
cocoa and srsquomores bar available for purchase at event
Registration 30 minutes prior to event and by messaging Angel of
Remembrance Facebook page with team name and age category
Questions contact Hope at 701-540-2384 (httpswwwfacebookcom
ourchildrenareangelbabies)
Colors for snow will be provided Remainder of decorations for angels must
be found in nature and need to be supplied by teams Teams consist of 2-4
members 45 minutes will be given for construction of snow angels Prizes
will be awarded for the following age categories Preschool grades k-3 grades
4-8 grades 9-12 and 18 years and above
Free will offering all donations will be used for Angel of Remembrance Statue
Detroit Lakes City Park 169 North Shore Drive Detroit Lakes MN 56501
Last week we received Adult Envelopes $ 1267167 ChildrenYouth $ 00 Auto- deposits $ 739800 Total $ 2006967
Average amount needed to meet weekly operation of Holy Rosary is
$1465384
Thank you so much for your generosity
Brothers and sisters whether you eat or drink or whatever you do do everything for the
glory of God 1 Corinthians 1031
Do a quick check of your priorities Where does God rank in that list
If Hes not first you have some work to do Putting God first in
everything helps us from putting other gods (like our pride and ego money and possessions to name a few) before God Before
making a decision ask yourself Im I going this for the glory of God or
for the glory of me
Stewardship
500 pm Altar Servers Julia Steffl Noah Larson Commentator Mary Schutz Reader 1 Linda Wainright Reader 2 Jerry Schutz Music TBD Media-Screen Gerald Fish Eucharistic Minister Team Janelle Erickson Usher Team Dennis Redig Hospitality Jim amp Jean Anderson DennisCarol Kempenich Greg amp Corinne Mueller Sacristan James Utecht
900 am Altar Servers Ava Klemm Jaci Loeffen Sub Commentator Connie Kava Reader 1 Dennis Steffl Reader 2 Mike Kava Music Alison Schumacher Amber Schwarzrock Media-Screen Debbie Carlson Eucharistic Minister Team Mary Hager Ushers Bob Herdzina Hospitality Brad amp Debbie Carlson Steve Larson Sacristan Terry Teiken
1100 am Altar Servers Lauren Kemper Hans Mehlhaff Sub needed Commentator Howard Mooney Reader 1 Fran DeCock Reader 2 Eileen Mooney Music Thirst No More Media-Screen Eucharistic Minister Team BerenzVeronen teams Usher Team Lou Guzek Hospitality Nick Bowers family Darrin Grubb family Jonathan Thielen family Sacristan Mary Hager
Liturgical Ministers for February 17-18
Faith Formation News This Weekrsquos Mass amp Activities Schedule
Lori Youngdahl Karen Walz Mike Deraney Robb Schaefer Bobby Keller Bernice Lewis
Jacob Petermann Ryan Winther Paul Friesen Lisa Brown Mary Simon Jean Brevik Dottie Joyce A S Hatfield
R Wolden M Blair Rachel Bridgeford Jane Shorter Fr Don Braukmann Jean Caspers Mary Paulson Jerry Leaf Donna Zimmerman
Betty Schouviller Leonard Thielen Kelly Osowski Marc Henderson Walt Welle Gene Manning Mary Komarek LaDonna Bice Margaret Huebsch
Kasianna Klemm Jordan Mackner Todd Jenson Stephanie Kuehn
Taylor Jasken Jade Ault Abram Whitebird Tiffany Wirtz
Michael Brunner Eric Swenson Joseph Huebsch Ross Pederson
Matthew Miller Jason Paulson Jus t in Pavek Andrew Just Tyler Wickum Stephen Graham
Christopher Ewanika
Please remember these members of the armed services in your prayers as they continue to protect our country
Please remember those who have asked for our prayers
Feb 12 Jas 1 1-11 Ps 119 67 68 71 72 75 76 Mk 811-13 Feb 13 Jas 1 12-18 Ps 94 12-13a 14-15 18-19 Mk 814-21 Feb 14 Ash Wednesday Jl 2 12-18 Ps 51 3-4 5-6ab 12-13 14 and 17 2 Cor 5 20 -- 62 Mt 6 1-616-18 Feb 15 Dt 30 15-20 Ps 1 1-2 3 4 and 6 Lk 9 22-25 Feb 16Day of abstinence from meat (age 14 and up) Is 58 1-9a Ps 51 3-4 5-6ab 18-19 Mt 9 14-15 Feb 17 Is 58 9b-14 Ps 86 1-2 3-4 5-6 Lk 5 27-32 Feb 18 Gn 9 8-15 Ps 25 4-9 1 Pt 3 18-22 Mk 1 12-15
The rosary is recited every Sun-day starting at 1030 am in the church All are invited to pray along The rosary is also recited every Wednesday morning at 830 am in the Parish Living Room
This Lent we will once again have soup suppers on Wednesday evenings following the Mass If you your family or a group would like to prepare and serve one of the soup suppers please contact Mary at the Parish Office ASAP
To the Holy Rosary Family Food for the Poor wishes to thank you for the welcome you extended to Fr Robert Karris on our recent visit to your parish On behalf of our brothers and sisters throughout the Caribbe-an and Latin America we thank you for your compassion and care We are all blessed by and grateful for your generosity In Christ The Food for the Poor Family
CATHOLIC UNITED FINANCIAL RAFFLE IS BACK You can purchasing your tickets to support Holy Ro-sary School and have a chance at winning one of their
great prizes All money raised stays right here at Holy Rosary Stop by the school or parish office to pick up your tickets
Our Super Bowl party held last week went great and everyone attending enjoyed themselves We
wish to thank the individuals and businesses that helped sponsor the fun Looking forward to next year with the
VIKINGS
The quilters of Holy Rosary are looking for 6 in square piec-es of fabric to make quilts with If you have any you wish to
donate please drop off at the Parish Office
FRIDAY FISH FRYrsquoS The Knights of Columbus will be sponsoring Lenten Fish Fryrsquos on Fridayrsquos February 16 March 2 and 16t from 5-7 PM in the Holy Ro-
sary Parish Center Cost is $10 for adults and $5 for students under 12 All proceeds return to the community
LOVED THE WEDDING INVITE ME TO THE MARRIAGE LOVE GOD A Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend can help you do that Marriage Encounter is 44 hours away from jobs kids chores and phonesmdash where married couples can focus just on each other The next available Weekends are Apr 13-15 2018 in Baxter and Sep 14-16 2018 in Alexandria Early registration is highly recommend-ed For more information visit at northmnwwmeorg or contact
them at applicationsnorthmnwwmeorg or 888-455-3496
Parish News Monday February 12 1000 am Kingdom of Happiness Holy Family Room
Tuesday February 13
700 am Mass + Joan DesMarais Chapel
730 am Aerobics St Johnrsquos
1000 am Kingdom of Happiness Holy Family Rm
130 pm Coffee Club Fireplace Rm
700 pm RCIA Holy Family Room
Wednesday February 14
700 am Mass + Eldon Rusch Church
830 am Rosary Parish Living Rm
900 am Mass + Shirley Ryan Church
1000 am Mass + Yvonne TeVogt Oak Crossing
130 pm Mass + Steve Kinnunen Ecumen
500 pm Soup Supper St Johnrsquos
630 pm Mass + Mathew Veronen Church
Thursday February 15
700 am Mass + Jim Huebsch Chapel
730 am Aerobics St Johnrsquos
900 am Quilters St Scholastica
Noon Al-Anon Holy Family Rm
530 pm School Advisory Board Resource Center
Friday February 16
1045 am Stations of the Cross Church
400 pm Adoration Church
500 pm Fish Fry St Johnrsquos
645 pm Benediction Church
700 pm Stations of the Cross Church
Saturday February 17
500 pm Mass ~ For the Parish Church
Sunday February 18
900 am Mass + Wm Haynes Church
1030 am Rosary Church
1100 am Mass + Arlene Tibodeau Church
Follow Us Throughout the school year there will be events activities that youth will be able to attend Please follow the official account for Holy Rosary LakesAreaCatholicYM to
get all the updates on youth ministry
Youth News
Sunday February 11 900 am Preparation for First Eucharist Session 3 - Children and Parents 6 ~ 8 pm Confirmation Grades 10 amp 11 Wednesday February 14 500 ~ 615 pm Soup Supper 630 pm Mass (students amp families) Sunday February 18 No Confirmation classes
Adult Faith Formation Our first small group has met a few times and are really enjoying this new dynamic 8 part Bible Study that un-veils Jesusrsquo plan for happiness in the
Beatitudes We live in a world where we are constantly in search for fleeting pleasures in place of true happiness and false promises that actually lead us away from happi-ness With Kingdom of Happiness you will learn how the Beatitudes are much more than nice sayings they are the path to true happiness charted by Christ himself You will discover the exposed ldquoanti-Beatitudesrdquo for what they are the kingdom of manrsquos false promises of happiness that sadly only lead to misery This program hopes to inspire you with a renewed resolve to live the Beatitudes Featuring teaching videos by Fr Jeffrey Kirby and powerful profiles of normal people living out the Beatitudes in heroic ways Kingdom of Happiness will not only inform you about the Beati-tudes it will show you the way to living them and achieving true happiness If interest-ed contact Barbara (bschmidtholyrosaryccorg) Current groups Monday 1000-1130 am Holy Family Room (session 4) Tuesday 1000-1130 am Holy Family Room (session 2) Wednesday begins February 21 630-800 pm Resource Center
Anyone is welcome to join any of theses groups or to form another group ATTENTION FAMILIES
There will not be CHILDRENrsquoS LITURGY OF THE WORD at the 900 am Mass next Sunday February 18 because it is the Presidentsrsquo Day Week-end Thanks for your understanding
Kingdom of Happiness Living the Beatitudes in Everyday Life
by Fr Jeffrey Kirby
St John Paul II Middle School Camp St John Paul II Middle School Camp is designed to empower young people entering grades 7-9 to become disciples of Jesus Christ by engaging them in prayer worship leadership skill development scriptural reflection and service learning This camp is designed for youth who have a desire to grow in their faith and share that faith back home in
parish and family life The theme for this years camp is ldquoWild and Untamedrdquo and will explore the role of the Holy Spirit in our daily spiritual life Through keynote talks menrsquos and womenrsquos small group discussion and much more we will equip every camper with a better understanding of Holy Spirit in our lives When Sunday July 8 - Thursday July 12 or Sunday July 15 - Thursday July 19 Cost $325 ($30000camper for more than one of the same family) Who All students entering grades 7-9 in the fall of 2018 Where Northern Pines Retreat Center Park Rapids
Al Clark Construction Barber Jons Mike Kava Knights of Columbus Council 3166 McCollums Hunting Preserve (Terry McCollum) Brushmarks Signs (Mark Olsen)
Chickadee Coffee Roasters (Nathan Francis) Brian Bigger Dan Kapphahn Clarence Bjelde Holy Rosary Parish
1 How many days are there in Lent 2 What was the original meaning of the word ldquoLentrdquo 3 What is the first day of Lent called 4 What do we call the day before Lent begins 5 What color vestments does the priest wear during Lent 6 What prayer of the Mass is omitted during Lent 7 What word is never said or sung during Lent 8 What do Catholics abstain from eating on Fridays during Lent 9 On what days are Catholics required to fast during Lent 10 What snack originated during Lent because it contains only flour water and salt 11 What food was traditionally eaten the day before Lent begins 12 What Irish saintrsquos feast day takes place during Lent 13 On what Sunday during Lent does the priest bless palms 14 What event in the life of Jesus do the palms recall for us 15 On what day during Lent does the Bishop bless holy oils for the year 16 How many Stations of the Cross are there 17 How many times does Jesus fall in the Stations 18 Who helped Jesus carry his Cross 19 When does Lent officially end 20 What is the Triduum
Answers 1 40 2 ldquoSpringrdquo 3 Ash Wednesday 4 Shrove Tuesday Fat Tuesday or Mardi Gras 5 Purple 6 The Gloria 7 Alleluia 8 Meat 9 Ash Wednesday and Good Friday 10 Pretzels 11 Hot Cross Buns 12 St Patrick
13 Palm Sunday 14 The entrance into Jerusalem 15 Tuesday of Holy Week 16 14 17 3 18 Simon of Cyrene 19 At sundown on Holy Thursday before the beginning of the Mass of the Last Supper 20 ldquoTriduumrdquo comes from the Latin word for three and it
includes the three holiest days of the Church year from sundown on Holy Thursday through Good Friday and Holy Saturday to sundown on Easter Sunday
Time of Joy Lent is a time of sacrifice and discipline but it should not be a time of sadness Instead it should be a season of great joy The first Preface for the Mass in Lent clearly reminds us of this For by your gracious gift each year your faithful await the sacred paschal feast with the joy of minds made pure The Lenten season is also a season of hope we deepen our relationship with Christ through our Lenten disciplines and look to his resurrection to overcome the dark-ness than can cause us to struggle and despair As Christians we are stirring up our faith and love for God and each other so that on Easter we are ready to meet the risen Lord refreshed and restored
Lenten Prayer for Transformation
Loving Father
I invite you into my life today and make myself available to you Help me to become the-best-version-of-myself by seeking your will and becoming a living example of your love in the world Open my heart to the areas of my life that need to change in order for me to carry out the mission and experience the joy you have imagined for my life Inspire me to live the Catholic faith in ways that are dynamic and engaging Show me how to best get involved in the life of my parish Make our communi-ty hungry for best practices and continuous learning Give me courage when I am afraid hope when I am dis-couraged and clarity in times of decision Teach me to enjoy uncertainty and lead your Church to become all
you imagined it would be for the people of our times
Amen
More on making Lent meaningful bull Begin each morning with the prayer Lord I offer you this day and all that I think and do and say bull Attend Daily Mass as often as possible bull Pray the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary bull Make the Stations of the Cross at home or in a parish celebration bull Read Scripture for 10 minutes every day bull Pray the Seven Penitential Psalms (Psalm 6 31 50 101 129 and 142) bull Spend some time in quiet prayer before the Blessed Sacrament bull Abstain from meat for an extra day or two each week bull Listen to spiritual music or a spiritual speaker bull Keep a Lenten journal with your spiritual insights special intentions people you want to pray for hurts and disap - pointments that you want to offer up and progress re ports on your Lenten resolutions
The Snow Angel Contest is being held on February 17 as part of Polar Fest It is a fun event for all that has no entry fee but rather just a free will donation (if one chooses) to the Angel of Remembrance Statue that will be placed on St Maryrsquos Hospital grounds to honor all children lost ndashwhether to miscarriage stillbirth or any age Roger and LaVerne Moltzanrsquos daughter Hope has formed this committee to raise funds to bring this statue to the hospital grounds We hope this will give all grieving parents a place to go and honor their children
ANGEL OF REMEMBRANCE SNOW ANGEL CONTEST
Saturday February 17 2018
Time 230 PM 430 PM
First annual ldquoAngel of Remembrancerdquo snow angel building and decorating
contest Event to fund-raise costs of ldquoAngel of Remembrancerdquo statue Hot
cocoa and srsquomores bar available for purchase at event
Registration 30 minutes prior to event and by messaging Angel of
Remembrance Facebook page with team name and age category
Questions contact Hope at 701-540-2384 (httpswwwfacebookcom
ourchildrenareangelbabies)
Colors for snow will be provided Remainder of decorations for angels must
be found in nature and need to be supplied by teams Teams consist of 2-4
members 45 minutes will be given for construction of snow angels Prizes
will be awarded for the following age categories Preschool grades k-3 grades
4-8 grades 9-12 and 18 years and above
Free will offering all donations will be used for Angel of Remembrance Statue
Detroit Lakes City Park 169 North Shore Drive Detroit Lakes MN 56501
1 How many days are there in Lent 2 What was the original meaning of the word ldquoLentrdquo 3 What is the first day of Lent called 4 What do we call the day before Lent begins 5 What color vestments does the priest wear during Lent 6 What prayer of the Mass is omitted during Lent 7 What word is never said or sung during Lent 8 What do Catholics abstain from eating on Fridays during Lent 9 On what days are Catholics required to fast during Lent 10 What snack originated during Lent because it contains only flour water and salt 11 What food was traditionally eaten the day before Lent begins 12 What Irish saintrsquos feast day takes place during Lent 13 On what Sunday during Lent does the priest bless palms 14 What event in the life of Jesus do the palms recall for us 15 On what day during Lent does the Bishop bless holy oils for the year 16 How many Stations of the Cross are there 17 How many times does Jesus fall in the Stations 18 Who helped Jesus carry his Cross 19 When does Lent officially end 20 What is the Triduum
Answers 1 40 2 ldquoSpringrdquo 3 Ash Wednesday 4 Shrove Tuesday Fat Tuesday or Mardi Gras 5 Purple 6 The Gloria 7 Alleluia 8 Meat 9 Ash Wednesday and Good Friday 10 Pretzels 11 Hot Cross Buns 12 St Patrick
13 Palm Sunday 14 The entrance into Jerusalem 15 Tuesday of Holy Week 16 14 17 3 18 Simon of Cyrene 19 At sundown on Holy Thursday before the beginning of the Mass of the Last Supper 20 ldquoTriduumrdquo comes from the Latin word for three and it
includes the three holiest days of the Church year from sundown on Holy Thursday through Good Friday and Holy Saturday to sundown on Easter Sunday
Time of Joy Lent is a time of sacrifice and discipline but it should not be a time of sadness Instead it should be a season of great joy The first Preface for the Mass in Lent clearly reminds us of this For by your gracious gift each year your faithful await the sacred paschal feast with the joy of minds made pure The Lenten season is also a season of hope we deepen our relationship with Christ through our Lenten disciplines and look to his resurrection to overcome the dark-ness than can cause us to struggle and despair As Christians we are stirring up our faith and love for God and each other so that on Easter we are ready to meet the risen Lord refreshed and restored
Lenten Prayer for Transformation
Loving Father
I invite you into my life today and make myself available to you Help me to become the-best-version-of-myself by seeking your will and becoming a living example of your love in the world Open my heart to the areas of my life that need to change in order for me to carry out the mission and experience the joy you have imagined for my life Inspire me to live the Catholic faith in ways that are dynamic and engaging Show me how to best get involved in the life of my parish Make our communi-ty hungry for best practices and continuous learning Give me courage when I am afraid hope when I am dis-couraged and clarity in times of decision Teach me to enjoy uncertainty and lead your Church to become all
you imagined it would be for the people of our times
Amen
More on making Lent meaningful bull Begin each morning with the prayer Lord I offer you this day and all that I think and do and say bull Attend Daily Mass as often as possible bull Pray the Sorrowful Mysteries of the Rosary bull Make the Stations of the Cross at home or in a parish celebration bull Read Scripture for 10 minutes every day bull Pray the Seven Penitential Psalms (Psalm 6 31 50 101 129 and 142) bull Spend some time in quiet prayer before the Blessed Sacrament bull Abstain from meat for an extra day or two each week bull Listen to spiritual music or a spiritual speaker bull Keep a Lenten journal with your spiritual insights special intentions people you want to pray for hurts and disap - pointments that you want to offer up and progress re ports on your Lenten resolutions
The Snow Angel Contest is being held on February 17 as part of Polar Fest It is a fun event for all that has no entry fee but rather just a free will donation (if one chooses) to the Angel of Remembrance Statue that will be placed on St Maryrsquos Hospital grounds to honor all children lost ndashwhether to miscarriage stillbirth or any age Roger and LaVerne Moltzanrsquos daughter Hope has formed this committee to raise funds to bring this statue to the hospital grounds We hope this will give all grieving parents a place to go and honor their children
ANGEL OF REMEMBRANCE SNOW ANGEL CONTEST
Saturday February 17 2018
Time 230 PM 430 PM
First annual ldquoAngel of Remembrancerdquo snow angel building and decorating
contest Event to fund-raise costs of ldquoAngel of Remembrancerdquo statue Hot
cocoa and srsquomores bar available for purchase at event
Registration 30 minutes prior to event and by messaging Angel of
Remembrance Facebook page with team name and age category
Questions contact Hope at 701-540-2384 (httpswwwfacebookcom
ourchildrenareangelbabies)
Colors for snow will be provided Remainder of decorations for angels must
be found in nature and need to be supplied by teams Teams consist of 2-4
members 45 minutes will be given for construction of snow angels Prizes
will be awarded for the following age categories Preschool grades k-3 grades
4-8 grades 9-12 and 18 years and above
Free will offering all donations will be used for Angel of Remembrance Statue
Detroit Lakes City Park 169 North Shore Drive Detroit Lakes MN 56501