Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator Cindy Hulst, LSW,

218-281-7895 (24-hour confidential number)

Parish Offices

St. Mary’s 511 Cedar Ave NW

PO Box 33 Warroad, MN 56763

218-386-1178

www.stmaryswarroad.org

Sacred Heart 104 1st St. SW

P.O. Box 738 Baudette, MN 56623

218-634-2689

sacredheartbaudette.org

St. Joseph’s 400 Park Ave

Williams, MN 56686

Contact Sacred Heart

Fr. Andrew Obel-Pastor

218-850-1783

Email: aobel@mncable.net

Deacon Jim Lukenbill

218-766-5107

Email: ourlady@mncable.net

Terrie Lynn Dignan

Sec/Bookkeeper

Website/Social Media mgr.

Email: stmarys2@mncable.net

Jennifer Rose

Religious Education Director

Email: jenniferkrose@live.com

Dr. Michael Thiele

Cemetery Committee

218-280-3450

S St. Mary’s Warroad Saturday 6 pm

Sunday 8:30 am

St. Joseph, Williams Saturday 4:30 pm

Sacred Heart Baudette Sunday 10:30 am

Sacrament of Reconciliation

St. Mary’s:

Saturday 3pm—3:30pm

Tuesday’s 5:45pm –6:05pm

St. Joseph’s: Saturday 4pm –4:30 pm

Sacred Heart: Sunday following Mass or by appointment

Homebound or in a health care facility? Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick Call pastor if Holy Communion/or a visit is desired. Hospitals will not call unless a patient asks that a priest be

notified. Planning a Marriage or Baptism? Contact pastor for more information

Parishioners • Please notify the parish office of changes of address or

telephone number. • If you are new to the area or a seasonal parishioner please

register with the parish office.

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Nov. 22nd, 2020

t. Mary’s Warroad, MN

t. Joseph’s Williams, MN

acred Heart Baudette, MN

Bible Readings for the Week of Nov. 22nd

St. Mary’s Week Ahead

Sacred Heart Masses & intentions in Baudette:

Sunday, Nov. 22nd@ 10:30am: Mass for parishes

2nd collection: Catholic Campaign for Human Development

Wednesday, Nov. 23rd@ 8:30am: No Mass

Sunday, Nov. 29th @ 10:30am: Clayton Motl

St. Joseph’s Masses & Intentions In Williams:

Saturday, Nov. 21st @ 4:30 pm: Loretta Coulter

Saturday, Nov. 28th @ 4:30 pm: Mass for Parishes

Have a Happy Thanksgiving.

Sacred Heart’s & St. Joseph’s Week Ahead

St. Mary’s Masses & intentions:

Saturday, 21st @ 6 pm: Mass for the parishes

Commentator: Deb Culleton

Reader: Bob Wennerstrand

Sunday, Nov. 22nd @ 8:30 m: Arnie Freije

Commentator: Nancy Ellenson

Reader: Tom Goldsmith

*Note, there will be a 2nd collection for

Catholic Campaign for Human Development

Monday, 23rd@ 6:30pm: Mass of Light

Tuesday, 24th@ 5:15pm: No Mass

Wednesday, 25th, *In person Religious Education has

been cancelled for the Month of November

Thursday, 26th@ No Mass

Happy Thanksgiving

*There will be no Mass at Care Center

No Thursday evening Adoration 7pm—9pm

Friday, 27th @ 8:30am: No Mass

Saturday, 28th @ 6 pm: Arnie Freije

Commentator: Deb Culleton

Reader: Tim Paquin

Sunday, Nov. 29th @ 8:30 am: Loretta Coulter

Commentator: Harold Thiessen

Reader: Lois Thiessen

*Note, there will be a 2nd collection for St. Mary’s Mission

Have a Mass intention for a

loved one

Call the Parish office or email

Terrie Lynn with details:

stmarys2@mncable.net

Contribution to

St. Mary’s: 11/15/2020

Envelopes: $ 1,384

Online: $917

22 November 2020 – Sunday-CHRIST THE KING Solemnity- First

Reading: Ezekiel 14: 11-12, 15-17, Responsorial Psalm: Psalms 23: 1-2, 2-3,

5-6 (1), Second Reading: First Corinthians 15: 20-26, 28, Gospel: Matthew

25: 31-46 23 November 2020 – Monday- Clement I, Pope, Martyr / Columban,

Abbot, Missionary / Blessed Miguel Augustín Pro, Priest, Religious, Martyr-

First Reading: Revelation 14: 1-3, 4b-5, Responsorial Psalm: Psalms 24:

1bc-2, 3-4ab, 5-6,Gospel: Luke 21: 1-4

24 November 2020 – Tuesday- Andrew Dung-Lac, Priest, Martyr, &

Companions, Martyrs Obligatory Memorial- First Reading: Revelation 14:

14-19, Responsorial Psalm: Psalms 96: 10, 11-12, 13, Gospel: Luke 21: 5-

11

25 November 2020 – Wednesday- Ordinary Weekday / Catherine of

Alexandria, Virgin, Martyr- First Reading: Revelation 15: 1-4, Responsorial

Psalm: Psalms 98: 1, 2-3ab, 7-8, 9, Gospel: Luke 21: 12-19

26 November 2020 – Thursday- Thanksgiving Day-First Reading:

Revelation 18: 1-2, 21-23; 19: 1-3, 9a, Responsorial Psalm: Psalms 100: 1b-2, 3, 4, 5, Gospel: Luke 21: 20-

28.....Proper Mass; First Reading: Sirach 50: 22-24, Responsorial Psalm:

First Corinthians 1: 3-9, Gospel: Luke 17: 11-19,

27 November 2020 – Friday- First Reading: Revelation 20: 1-4, 11-21:

2, Responsorial Psalm: Psalms 84: 3, 4, 5-6a and 8a, Gospel: Luke 21: 29-

33

28 November 2020 – Saturday- Optional Memorial of the Blessed Virgin

Mary; First Reading: Revelation 22: 1-7, Responsorial Psalm: Psalms 95: 1-

2, 3-5, 6-7ab, Gospel: Luke 21: 34-36

Thanks to all for wearing your facemask

at Mass. May we keep praying for an

end to the pandemic. Stay healthy over

Thanksgiving and enjoy.

A special thank you to the readers,

commentators, musicians, and all who help

behind the scenes. We appreciate you.

Larry Sindelir, Merilyn Biondi, Les Swanson, Dick

Soderberg, Charlene Forpahl, Marvel Draper, James

Sweeney, Don Taylor, Robert Sator, Knox Packar,

Mark Vanyo, Nancy Pellett, Katrin Peterson, Tom

Gerszewski, Kai Canfield, Deanne Johnson, Charlene Kuznia,

Gerti Muggli, Ann Winkler, Roberta Brunell, George Ganyo,

Frank Cieklinski, Susie Lykken, Loren Olson, Dale Telle, &

Stephanie Schmitz.

HONOR OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN

We Keep in our prayers… St. Mary's: Ryan Hartman, Maksymilian

Crompton, Jacob Larson, Tyler Larson,

Brett Hebel, Nic Gray, Joseph Larson, Shane Thompson,

Krista Johnston, Alex Johnston, Derek Woodward, Jason

Hilligoss, Deb Lien, and Kyle Mohrbacher Sacred Heart: Evan Torgeson, Ryan Torgeson, Jennifer

Dalton, Victoria Chamberlain, Brandon Lockner, and Kalvin

Krause.

Please Hold in Prayer

(Nov. 22nd - Nov. 28th) Goes out to: Asuncion LaChappelle, Hudson

Pahlen, Paulete Pearson, Molly

McDonald, Liam Grover, Andrew

Rymsza, Peggy Genereux, Kiana

Saeland, James Knudson, Louise

Dignan, Dorothy Fish, Stephanie Erickson, & Kirby Hayden.

Mass of Light.

Losing a child is one of the most difficult things that a Parent can

endure. Whether your loss was

recent or long ago, there is hope,

healing, support, and love. On

Monday, November 23rd at 6:30 pm

St. Mary’s will hold a special “Mass of Light for those

who have experienced Miscarriage, Still Birth, Infant,

and Child loss.”

This Mass is a way to commemorate the lives of our

children who died before or after birth. Couples,

family members, friends and all parishioners are

welcome to attend this Mass as we pray for our

children and for those who love and mourn for them.

If you would like to have your child prayed for by

name during the Mass, please call the parish office

before Nov. 19th at (218) 386-1178 simply text

Terrie Lynn at 218-386-2727 or email:

stmarys2@mncable.net

This year we are looking for St. Mary's parishioners who

would like to volunteer to be a prayer partner to one of

our Confirmation students. You will receive information

about your student that you will pray for along with any

special intentions or prayer requests that they may

have. If you are interested, sign up in the back of the

Church, or call Jennifer Rose at 701-741-0695.

November 22, 2020 - Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe

“…whatever you did for one of the least of my brothers, you did for me.”  – Matthew 25:40 Most of us are generous when it’s convenient for us.  We are generous when we have the time or the mon-

ey.  But, generosity is the opposite of that.  It means giving of one’s time, money, compassion, forgiveness or mercy

when it’s not convenient; when it’s not on our schedule, but on the other person’s schedule.

Stewardship of Treasure

November 15 Sacred Heart St. Joseph

Envelopes $490 $345

Plate 50 20 Total $540 $365

This coming week you will receive in your

mailbox an invitation to support St. Mary’s

Mission. Please review the Impact Reports

that provide an update of our work at Red

Lake. If you can, please give generously to this very special

place within our Diocese. Online giving is available at:

https://www.crookston.org/smma

St. Mary’s Mission

Volunteer to be a Confirmation Prayer Partner

Please Note there will be a 2nd Collection this week for Catholic Campaign for Human Development.

Thank you.

When the End Comes: Scott Hahn Reflects on the Solemnity of Christ the King Readings:

Ezekiel 34:11–12, 15–17 Psalm 23:1–3, 5–6 1 Corinthians 15:20–26, 28 Matthew 25:31–46

The Church year ends today with a vision of the end of time.

The scene in the Gospel is stark and resounds with Old

Testament echoes.

The Son of Man is enthroned over all nations and peoples of every language (see Daniel 7:13–14). The nations have been gathered to see His glory and receive His judgment (see Isaiah 66:18; Zephaniah 3:8). The King is the divine shepherd Ezekiel foresees in today’s First Reading, judging as a shepherd separates sheep from goats.

Each of us will be judged upon our performance of the simple works of mercy we hear in the Gospel today.

These works, as Jesus explains today, are reflections or measures of our love for Him, our faithfulness to His commandment that we love God with all our might and our neighbor as ourselves (see Matthew 22:36–40).

Our faith is dead, lifeless, unless it is expressed in works of love (see James 2:20; Galatians 5:6). And we cannot say we truly love God, whom we cannot see, if we don’t love our neighbor, whom we can (see 1 John 4:20).

The Lord is our shepherd, as we sing in today’s Psalm. And we are to follow His lead, to imitate His example (see 1 Corinthians 1:11; Ephesians 5:1).

He healed our sickness (see Luke 6:19), freed us from the prison of sin and death (see Romans 8:2, 21), welcomed us who were once strangers to His covenant (see Ephesians 2:12, 19). He clothed us in Baptism (see Revelation 3:5; 2 Corinthians 5:3–4), and feeds us with the food and drink of His own body and blood.

At “the end,” He will come again to hand over His kingdom to His Father, as Paul says in today’s Epistle.

Let us strive to follow Him in right paths, that this kingdom might be our inheritance, that we might enter into the eternal rest promised for the people of God (see Hebrews 4:1, 9–11).