Corpus Christi Procession Next Sunday Stop in the Gathering Place

Corpus Christi Procession Next Sunday Stop in the Gathering Place

IN T HIS ISSUE:
Go and Make Disciples of All Nations, page 2
Thank You to Teens in Music Ministry, page 3
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S E R VE J ES U S C HR I S T
Multiple Youth Ministry Events This Week, page 4
News from the School, page 5
Most Holy Trinity Reflection, page 6
Memorial Day Schedule, page 7
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Corpus Christi Procession Next Sunday
Sunday, May 29, is the Feast of the Most Holy Body and Blood of
Christ (Corpus Christi). This feast is a day where we specially recognize
the real presence of Christ in the Eucharist. We believe so strongly that
the bread has changed into the Body of Christ that we expose it in a chapel for adoration to meditate on how Christ is working in our lives. We
take it outside the Church doors in procession to show the world our
belief in this gift instituted by Christ. This will be the twelfth year in a row
that we as a parish have held this procession.
This procession is treated with solemnity and dignity. The Body of Christ
is placed in a monstrance and incensed. We are blessed as the sign of the
cross is made with the Eucharist. Then the Eucharist is processed around
the church and out the Fifth Avenue doors with everyone who wishes to
participate following behind. We will go in procession singing songs of
praise around the neighborhood, then back to St. Stephen’s for Benediction. This will last about half an hour.
The procession will take place at the end of the 10:30 a.m. Mass. We
encourage everyone to come and participate in this great celebration of
our faith.
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Guest Writer Fr. Joe Kuharski
PARISH OFFICE 763-421-2471
These final days of Easter, with the celebration of the Ascension and Pentecost, are a good time for each one of us to ask ourselves the rather challenging question: how we are doing with the Great Commission Jesus gave us
before he departed from this earth: “Go and make disciples of all nations”?
(Mt 28:19) Many of us, I know, grew up with an understanding that our role
in the Church was basically to pray, pay, and obey, but this, of course, is
not the biblical vision of discipleship and is not in keeping with our baptismal dignity. Rather, the Holy Spirit sends us all out on mission by virtue of
our baptism, and then strengthens us in a particular way to spread and defend the faith by the sacrament of Confirmation, just as the Apostles were
strengthened by that first Confirmation, Pentecost. I’ve been impressed by
several in our parish who have come to me about their joys in bringing the
good news to others who have turned away from their faith and who, in
fact, originally gave me the idea for the series on evangelization I have been
leading after the 8:30 a.m. Mass. But we might ask: is this just a special task
for the few, or is it for each one of us? Are we really called to actually speak
about our faith or just to be a good example?
One after another, each of the recent Popes have exhorted all the baptized
to take up the mission of proclaiming the Gospel, not just in actions but in
words as well. Pope Paul VI, in Evangelii Nuntiandi, challenges each one of
us to this mission: “Here lies the test of truth…it is unthinkable that a person
should accept the Word and give himself to the Kingdom without becoming a person who bears witness to it and proclaims it in his turn.” (EN #24)
Has the “unthinkable” become commonplace among most Catholics? Pope
Francis has similar words in Evangelii Gaudium, and there he uses a term I’ve
come to love to describe the role of all the baptized in evangelization, that
of “missionary disciples.” He further says, “All the baptized, whatever their
position in the Church or their level of instruction in the faith, are agents of
evangelization.” (EG #120)
But what about “preaching by our lives”? No doubt, it is absolutely essential
that we live good, virtuous lives, but this can often be used as an excuse
not to actually speak about the Lord or the good news. One’s life should
give credibility and power to this evangelical message, but it can never be
substituted for it. Faith has always come through hearing. But the sad truth
is that, as Catholics, we have gotten used to a norm of silence about Jesus,
about our relationship with God, and about the good news of the Gospel.
Consider this perspective from a non-Catholic who wrote about her own
experience in a Catholic parish:
“What troubles me is: An unchurched teen shows up, in a small parish in a
small town, week after week, clearly interested in the Mass, with a young
man who has been active in the parish since he could walk, and no one
wants to tell her the Good News. It would have taken next to nothing. No
one said, here, read this, tell me what you think. No one asked me to come
to any kind of lecture or meeting, no one prayed with us or said they were
praying for us. It’s not that I’m so special. It’s just that…what were they
doing? Why didn’t they think this was important to do?” (Story taken from
Forming Intentional Disciples, 189)
Now is our time as Catholics to break the silence! In our homes, our social settings, and even in our parish. We have to be honest with ourselves.
When was the last time we made an effort to talk to others about Jesus or
about our faith? Do we ever use the name of Jesus in public or at least to
allow ourselves to be seen praying in public? If not, why not? Besides being
part of our baptismal mission, I think you’ll find, as I have, that even small
efforts in evangelization are exciting and life-giving.
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WORSHIP
Director, Bernie Leach 763-712-7435
Associate, Amanda Lutes 763-712-7458
Associate/School Liturgy Coordinator, Terri Renner
763-712-7459
FAITH FORMATION
Director and Adult Formation, Katie Gebhard 763-712-7439
Early Childhood (Sun. School), Ann Ridder 763-712-7430
RCIA, Children’s Sacraments, Emilie Bauer 763-712-7430
Elem. and M.S. Formation, Tammy Santander 763-712-7480
H.S. Formation/Confirm., Chantell Haider 763-712-7440
Youth Ministry, Troy Bauer 763-712-7456
Formation Asst., Mary Johnson, 763-712-7456
LATINO MINISTRY
Deacon Ramón Garcia 763-712-7482
Suzanne Garcia 763-712-7464
PASTORAL CARE
Director, Sr. Mary Anne Schaenzer, SSND, 763-712-7441
SCHOOL Main Office 763-421-3236
Principal, Rebecca Gustafson 763-712-7484
PARISH ADMINISTRATION
Administrator, Jay Gish 763-712-7434
Human Resources and Finance Director., Lynne Pinewski
763-712-7472
Facility Manager, Chuck Wilson, 763-712-7474
Office Manager, Monica Freeman 763-712-7438
Admin. Asst., Facility Scheduling, Marketing Coord.,
Julie Gerads 763-712-7485
Admin. Asst., Marketplace Coord., Eileen Howe
763-712-7478
Admin. Asst., Cemetery Coord., Mary Jane Beberg
763-712-7479
Admin. Asst., Renee Hogan 763-712-7442
Weekend Admin. Asst., Sharon Sroga 763-421-2471
Weekend Admin. Asst., Kathy Whittaker 763-421-2471
Weekend Admin. Asst., Mary Ann Caesar 763-421-2471
Need Prayer?
The Church of St. Stephen Intercessory Prayer Group will pray for any
of your needs: health, financial,
marital, spiritual. All requests are
confidential. If you have a prayer
request, please call Joan, 763-2705370 or Dolores, 763-421-0612.
The Church of St. Stephen is served
by the clergy of the Archdiocese of
St. Paul and Minneapolis
Priest Staff
Fr. Jack Long, Pastor
Fr. Kevin Manthey, Parochial Vicar
Fr. Joseph Kuharski, Parochial Vicar
Deacons
Rev. Mr. Peter Bednarczyk
Rev. Mr. Charles Waugh
Rev. Mr. Ramón Garcia
Worship
MASS Intentions
Teens in Music Ministry
A very gifted and dedicated group of teens in the parish has been serving in the music ministry on a regular basis. The Teen Music Ensemble is
comprised of singers and musicians in grades 8 – 12. Members rehearse
two to three Wednesday evenings and sing at one or more Masses each
month. Teens have also participated in the Triduum Choir, Good Friday
Stations and the Deanery Sing. St. Stephen’s is thankful for the time, talent and energy these young people have willingly shared.
Teen Music Ensemble members for 2015-‘16:
Elizabeth Arseneau
Emily Ludewig
Yasmine Baccam
Becca Matlon
Clara Bortnem
Megan Meyer
Rachel Jones
Amara Miller
Kyle Koch
Molly Rausch
Monday, May 23
8:00 a.m. Roger Nelson
Tuesday, May 24
8:00 a.m. Persecuted Church in China
Wednesday, May 25
8:00 a.m. Ralph Smithers
Thursday, May 26
8:00 a.m. Ronald Nekola
Friday, May 27
8:00 a.m. Rosemary Conlinlentsch
Saturday, May 28
8:00 a.m. Marcella Weselenak
5:00 p.m. Mary Ellen Engelke
Sunday, May 29
8:30 a.m. Donna Youso
10:30 a.m. Parishioners
12:30 p.m. (Spanish) Francisco
Garcia Lopez
6:00 p.m. John and Anna Maniak
Julianne Leighton
New members will be welcome at the start of the next school year. Interested teens can find information in the parish bulletin in late August
and early September, or by calling the parish office at that time.
Bowing in Reverence as the Creed is Recited
Within the text of the Creed in the Roman Missal there is an instruction
which states “At the words that follow, up to and including and became
man, all bow.” ‘And by the Holy Spirit was incarnate of the Virgin Mary,
and became man’ are the exact words in the text that this instruction
precedes. Bowing is an expression of reverence and honor. The bow
while these words of the Creed are spoken honors God for becoming
human in Christ.
Baptisms
We welcomed the following children into our faith community through
the Sacrament of Baptism May 15:
Lennox Alexander Blahut, child of Collin Blahut and Kelsey Bishop-Blahut
Boden Lee Eschbach, child of Bo and Tiffane Eschbach
Greta Josephine Jaeger, child of Donald and Anya Jaeger
Elle Nicole Kotzian, child of Jeffrey and Allie Kotzian
Luke Jacob VanderWeyst, child of Daniel and Suzanne VanderWeyst
Sophia Marie Vossen, child of Andrew and Tina Vossen
Ordination to the Priesthood
Deacon Patrick Ronald Parks has been approved for ordination to the
priesthood on June 4, 2016 at the Cathedral of St. Mary in Fargo, North
Dakota. Deacon Patrick was baptized at St. Stephen’s Church. Please
remember him in your prayers.
www.ststephenchurch.org/worship/
Presider & Musician Schedule
Weekend of May 28/29, 2016
5:00 p.m. Fr. Joe Kuharski
Psalm 100
Accompanist - Nancy Furch
8:30 a.m. Fr. Jack Long
Krista White
Accompanist - Barb LeCuyer
10:30 a.m. Fr. Kevin Manthey
Adult Choir
Accompanist - Nancy Furch
12:30 p.m. Fr. Kevin Manthey
Corazon Mariano
6:00 p.m. Fr. Joe Kuharski
Jennie Koch
Accompanist - Linn Ahrendt
Readings for the Week
Monday: 1 Pt 1:3-9/Ps 111:1-2, 5-6, 9-10/Mk
10:17-27
Tuesday: 1 Pt 1:10-16/Ps 98:1-4/Mk 10:28-31
Wednesday: 1 Pt 1:18-25/Ps 79:8-9, 11, 13/
Mk 10:32-45
Thursday: 1 Pt 2:2-5, 9-12/Ps 100:2-5/Mk
10:46-52
Friday: 1 Pt 4:7-13/Ps 149:1-6, 9/Mk 11:11-26
Saturday: Jude 17, 20b-25/Ps 63:2-6/Mk
11:27-33
Next Sunday: Gn 14:18-20/Ps 110:1-4/1 Cor
11:23-26/Lk 9:11b-17
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Faith Formation
Baptism Preparation Class
The Refuge
Parents wishing to have their child baptized are asked to register as
members of our parish and must attend the Baptism Preparation
Session. Parents must also provide a copy of their child’s birth certificate
prior to the Baptism celebration.
Who: Students in grades 9-12
The next Baptism Preparation Session is June 2 at 7:00 p.m. in FCC 9.
Please call the parish office at 763-421-2471 to register.
When: May 25, 6-8:00 p.m.
RENEW
YOUR SPIRIT
June 16-18
What: A time to drop in for games,
faith sharing, music, hanging out
and learning from each other.
Where: The Refuge
Contact Troy with questions or for
more information: 763-712-7456,
[email protected].
5:00 p.m. Thurs. - noon Sat.
Women’s Retreat at
a Pacem in Terris
Get away from the noise and encounter God.
A blessed opportunity to retreat in the silence and solitude of a
hermitage environment, nestled in the beauty of God’s created
nature. Includes daily Mass, prayer, discussions, spiritual
direction and Confession. (Limited to 10 spots)
Led by
Fr. Joe Kuharski
RSVP to parish office by June 1 | Cost $230 – if financial help is needed, contact Rheanna
For more info, contact Rheanna at 651-270-6791 or [email protected]
BWTB – Bagels with the Bro’s
Men of the parish are invited to join Fr. Joe Kuharski Saturday, June 4, 8:30-10:00 a.m. in The Refuge. The group will
explore the topic What is Marriage? while enjoying bagels,
coffee, fellowship, and a discussion led by Fr. Joe.
High School “Faith
through Film” Night
Join us in The Refuge May 26 at
6:30 p.m. for a movie night complete with pop and snacks! Stop
by for a great movie, great friends,
great food, and a movie connection to your life and the Bible you
may have never expected!
Questions? Contact Troy Bauer
at 763-712-7456 or [email protected].
Register for 2016-17 Faith Formation
Now’s the time! Register online or use paper forms located around the
building or download from the website. We are excited about some
changes for next year. Parents and older teens: join our wonderful group
of catechists who share the faith. Please contact Katie Gebhard at 763712-7439 or [email protected] with any questions.
Last Friday Night Party
Join Us for VBS 2016!
Who: Students in grades 9-12
Who: Pre-K (four years old) through entering fifth grade
What: Join us for food, games,
music and fun! Our theme is
Seize the Throne.
Date: July 18-22
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Where: St. Stephen’s School
Cost: $30 per child ($90 family maximum)
Our theme this year is Cave Quest: Following Jesus, the Light of the World.
Forms are available in the parish or online under Faith Formation, Youth
Programs, Vacation Bible School.
www.ststephenchurch.org/faithformation
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When: May 27, 8-10:00 p.m.
Where: The Refuge, Gym, and
Cafeteria
Questions? Contact Troy Bauer
at 763-712-7456, [email protected]..
School
Second Grade Moms and Muffins
Enroll with Confidence
Second graders had an opportunity to celebrate their moms for Mother's Day by inviting them into the school for a special event called Moms
and Muffins on Friday, May 6.
From pre-school through eighth
grade, St. Stephen’s School offers
a quality faith-based Catholic Education. Come join our family of
believers. All are welcome! To enroll, please call the school office at
763-421-3236.
At this fun celebration, second graders shared muffins, juice, and coffee
with their moms as well as a vase with their handprint on it and some
handcrafted flowers inside.
Both Mrs. Burke's class and Ms. Furness' class performed a short Reader's
Theater that was all about moms and how special they are to us. It was
such a gift to look into the crowd to see the smiling faces of all the moms
who care so much about their children and to see the second graders
proudly share everything they've worked on so diligently.
Thank you to all of the moms who came to celebrate, we appreciate you
so much!
Mission Statement
St. Stephen’s Catholic School is a
caring Christian community that
nourishes spiritual development
and academic excellence.
Philosophy
St. Stephen’s Catholic School integrates
faith with academics to prepare students
to make solid Christian choices. It is an
accredited, private school, comprised
of pre-school, elementary, and middle
school levels.
Greetings from Preschool!
Mrs. Krisity Lieder,
Preschool Teacher
All four preschool classes celebrated Grandparent's Night May 5. We
had a wonderful turnout of over
150 guests!
Grandparents and students enjoyed cookies and milk, making
bracelets and necklaces and doing puzzles. The students put on
a short show by saying the prayers
that they know and singing "Jesus
Loves Me" with sign language.
We also had a special guest balloon artist clown keeping everyone entertained! What a blessing to
have so many families take part in this wonderful event!
Faith: As a vital part of the parish
community, we educate students in a
Catholic atmosphere enriched by the
Gospel messages of peace and justice.
The spiritual development of students is
the primary goal. The school recognizes
that a person's faith is formed by living
out that faith in community through
prayer, worship, service and study; and
grounded in our Catholic tradition.
Academics: In partnership with their
family, each student is encouraged and
directed to reach his or her potential.
Our academic program emphasizes mastery of the basics, academic excellence,
and a variety of extracurricular activities.
The school prepares students to be fully
equipped for their next level of academic
achievement.
Community: The school seeks to provide
a safe and trusting learning environment
where each student is valued and challenged to grow spiritually, academically,
emotionally, socially, and physically.
www.ststephenschool.org
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Pastoral Care
Reflection for Trinity Sunday
Please Pray for...
Sr. Mary Anne Schaenzer
There is a time that we cannot remember
Really!
There is a time
when time was not
as we speak of it.
Can we allow our imaginations
to fall back to before?
The Book of Proverbs says of Wisdom
that Wisdom was poured forth
before the earth
when there were no depths,
no fountains or springs of water,
before mountains were settled into place,
before hills,
before the first clods of the world.
Wisdom was there when God established the heavens.
Wisdom was there as a craftsman.
Wisdom played before God.
Having created humankind
God poured out love into our hearts
through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us.
Jesus wants to tell us so much.
He sends the Holy Spirit to share with us
what he has from his Father.
They, the Three in One, want to include us
by the outpouring of their love into our hearts.
Let us fall back to before,
into the love of God,
into the beginnings of creation,
where we are called to play.
We pray,
In the name of the Father,
and of the Son,
and of the Holy Spirit.
www.ststephenchurch.org/service/pastoral_care
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Susie Abbott
Michael Abbott
Lynn Aker
Jo Alexander
Marie Amberg
Rosie Ancheta
Casanova Antonia
Geoff Arseneau
Donna Bajtosh
Rose Bartholomew
Pat Bednarczyk
Bruce Berg
Matt Berg
Sue Berg
Harlen Beyer
Judy Biermaier
Anne Blue
Jeffery Blue
Wayne Blue
James Boyce
Marjorie Bragelman
Don Breyen
Julie Bright
Kenneth Bright
Sheila Brisbin
Phil Brunt
Deborah Burkhardt-Cotter
Harold Burkhardt Jr.
Theresa Burns
Dorothy Carver
Judy Chouinard
Shane Cotter Jr.
Linda Czech
Bernice Davich
Phyllis Day
Aeryn DeKrey
Samantha Rose DeLapp
Rosemary Donnette
Barb Dryden
Jami Ducharme
Richard Duclos
Roslyn Duclos
Jeff Eickhoff
Pam Eklund
Rachel Aykens Elliot
Sr. Catherine Fiegen
Liam Fields
Theresa Filkins
Richard Fillmore
Ron Flor
Jeff Fox
Paul Gammelgaard
John Gobernatz
Sherry Goldenstein
Mila Gonser-McGill
Lynn Gravett
Cullen Groff
Diane Gruber
Gloria Guimont
Natalie Guimont
Guthrie Family
Stephanie Hage
Don Haller
Greg Harm
Cody Harmon
Sandra Hartmann
Khloe Hartnett
Mary Heie
J.C. and E.L.P. Hernandez
Jane Herr
Richard Hoelscher
Harriett Holseth
Marie Doris Hovind
Tatiana Huele
Katy James
James Januschka
Kathryn Jost
Tammie Kaslow
Janice Katnis
Kate Kempston
Justin Ketz
Bill Keyes
Jeremy Kletzin
Tom Kobelinski
Melissa Koscisko
Jeanette Lashinski
Edward LaTuff
Michael Lehn
Patti LeTourneau
Vernon Lieser
Joelle Lilly
Ellie Linn
Dolores Martinson
Shirley Masters
Ed Melnarik
Elissa Merritt
Janelle Merritt
Eileen Mevissen
John Mevissen
Madisyn Mevissen
Jane Meyers
Duane Michaelis
Scott Nocton
Bruce Novak
Jerry Odash
Kerry Offerdahl
Mary Olson
William Olson
Lucille Patchen
Barb Petschl
Bernadine Phillips
Karen Piepho
Gavin Pierson
Marge Pinewski
Bella Radbaugh
Russ Radloff
Rick and Leanne Rajtar
Linda Renstrom
Barbara Rivard
Jeff Roller
Gary Rose
Arnold Rudenick
Lynn Schaust
Matt Schaust
Dean Schenk
Tom Schinn
Eileen Scott
Jack and Millie Sigfrid
Steve Sigfrid
Carter Simonson
Roman Skowron
Molly Spang
Missy Spoehr
Helen Stege
Paula Steigauf
Kathy Steinke
Zoeann Stephens
Hope Stewart
Chad Swanson
Jeni Thomas
John and Janet Tracy
Leo Vanyo
Glenn & Jackie Vierling
Janet Vittitow
Jeanna Wanczykiv
Steve Waterman
Dorothy Werbowski
Isaac Yarmon
Alice Zappa
Dennis Zinda
ADMINISTRATION
Stewardship Reflection
“But when he comes, the Spirit of truth, he will guide you to all truth...”
John 16:13
Jesus sent the
Holy Spirit to
help us know
and live the
truth. To prepare
ourselves,
we
need to open our
hearts to receive
this gift before
we can give it. Develop a daily prayer routine to ask the Holy Spirit to help
guide our thoughts and actions.
Remember to Pick Up the Summerfest Raffle
Tickets, Sign Up to Volunteer and Register for
the 5K Sun Run/Walk
Calendar of Events
Monday, May 23
Church Cleaners: Church/Chapel/FCC 6, 8:30 a.m.
Men’s Group: St. Paul Room, 5:30 p.m.
Faith Formation Commission: FCC 9, 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday, May 24
Pastoral Council: FCC 10, 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, May 25
WHO Group: Archbishop Romero Room, 8:30 a.m.
Men’s Group: St. Paul Room, 6:30 p.m.
Reconciliation: Chapel, 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, May 26
Men’s Group: The Refuge, 6:45 a.m.
Bible Study: FCC 4, 7:00 p.m.
Friday, May 27
Saturday, May 28
Reconciliation: Chapel, 3:30 p.m.
Parish Picnic (RSVP to parish office by May 25):
Church Parking Lot, 6:00 p.m.
Sunday, May 29
Summerfest (June 24/25) is our big parish get-together. It is also our
big parish fundraiser. The success of this event is directly linked to how
generous we are with our time,
talent, and treasure.
Stop in the Gathering Place after weekend Masses or in the
parish office during the week to pick up raffle tickets. The raffle is key to
the financial success of Summerfest.
You may sign up to volunteer online by visiting: http://vols.pt/fALuVB.
You may also call the parish office and leave a message for the Summerfest team at 763-421-2471.
Registration forms for the 5K Sun Run/Walk are in the parish office, the
kiosk in the Gathering Place and on the parish website.
Memorial Day Schedule
The Knights of Columbus will once again host the Memorial Day Mass
at Calvary Cemetery on Highway 10 in Anoka Monday, May 30, at
9:00 a.m., with Fr. Joe Kuharski presiding. If the weather is uncooperative, the Mass will be held at St. Stephen’s Church at 9:30 a.m. (Please
note there is no 8:00 a.m. Mass.) We strongly encourage you to consider
bringing a chair to be sure you have a seat. We have a
limited number of chairs to set up and the crowd can
be quite large, especially if the weather is nice. Let’s
pray for a beautiful day!
The Adoration Chapel will close at 5:00 p.m. Friday, May
27. It will re-open after 8:00 a.m. Mass Tuesday, May 31.
The parish office will be closed Monday, May 30.
Stephens’ Readers
Book Club
Join us June 13 at 1:00 p.m. in
the Archbishop Romero Room
to discuss Under a Flaming Sky
by Daniel James Brown. This is a
true story of two forest fires converging on the town of Hinckley
on September 1, 1894 trapping
more than 2000 people. Temperatures reached 1,600 degrees
F - the melting point of steel. As
the fire surrounds the town, two
trains became the only means
of escape.
New participants are always
welcome.
For questions or
comments or to be included in
future book club alerts/notices,
email
[email protected]
and indicate “BOOK CLUB” in the
subject line.
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Ministerio Hispano
Anuncios en Español
Vayan a Hacer Discípulos de Todas Las Naciones
(Mt 28:19) por el padre Joe Kuharski
En estos días finales del tiempo de La Pascua, con la celebración de La Ascensión y Pentecostés, es buen momento de preguntarnos a nosotros mismos la
pregunta retadora: ¿Cómo estamos con la Gran Comisión que Jesús nos dio
antes de salir de la tierra: “Vayan a hacer discípulos de todas las naciones”?
(Mt 28:19) Yo sé que muchos de nosotros crecimos con un entendimiento que
nuestro rol en la Iglesia es de orar, pagar y obedecer, pero claro que esto no es
la visión bíblica del discipulado, y no sigue nuestra dignidad bautismal. El Espíritu Santo nos manda a todos de misión, por la virtud de nuestro bautismo, y
nos fortalece de una manera particular para difundir y defender la fe por medio
del Sacramento de La Confirmación, igual como los Apóstoles fueron fortalecidos en aquella primera Confirmación, Pentecostés. Me han impresionado varias personas de nuestra parroquia que han compartido su alegría en compartir
la buena nueva con los que han rechazado su fe y son ellos que originalmente
me dieron la idea de realizar la serie de la Evangelización que estoy guiando
después de la misa de las 8:30 a.m. Pero quizás nos preguntamos: ¿Esto es solo
un trabajo para algunos, o es para cada uno de nosotros? ¿Somos llamados a
hablar de nuestra fe, o de solo ser un buen ejemplo?
Los Papas recientes han exhortado a todos los bautizados a tomar la misión
de proclamar El Evangelio, no solo en acciones, pero también en palabras. El
Papa Pablo VI, en Evangelii Nuntiandi, reta a cada uno de nosotros a esta misión: Aquí está la prueba de la verdad….ni pensar que una persona acepte La
Palabra, dándose al Reino, sin tranformarse en una persona testiga a La Palabra,
proclamandola.” (EN #24) ¿La parte “ni pensarlo” ya es lo comun entre los catolicos? El Papa Francisco tiene palabras parecidas en Evangelii Gaudium, y el usa
el término que me encanta para describir el rol de todos los bautizados en la
evangelización, que es “discípulos misioneros”. Él dice, “Todos los bautizados,
cualquier sea su posición en la Iglesia, o su nivel de instrucción en la fe, son
agentes de la evangelización.” (EG #120) ¿Y qué es eso de “predicar con nuestras
vidas”? Sin duda, es absolutamente esencial que vivamos vidas buenas y virtuosas, pero eso puede ser utilizado como una excusa de no hablar del Señor
o La Buena Nueva. La vida de uno debería dar credibilidad y poder al mensaje
evangélico, pero nunca la puede sustituir. La fe siempre llega por medio de
oírla. Pero la triste verdad es que, como católicos, no hemos acostumbrado
al costumbre del silencio acerca de Jesús, de nuestra relación con Dios, y de la
Buena Nueva del Evangelio.
Bienvenidos
MISA DOMINICAL
En Español todos los
Domingos a las 12:30 p.m.
Horario de Oficinas en Español:
con el Diácono:
Domingo y Martes
de 10:30 a.m. a 5:00 p.m.
Miércoles, Jueves y Viernes:
de 1:30 p.m. a 9:00 p.m.
Sábados: de 11:00 a.m. a 5:00 p.m.
Tel. 763-712-7482
Fax. 763-421-4230
Iglesia de San Esteban
Oficina Parroquial en Inglés:
Tel. 763-421-2471
Párroco
Padre Jack Long
Pastor Asociado
Padre Kevin Manthey
Tel. 763-712-7421
Diácono
Ramón García
Tel. 763-712-7482
Preparación Matrimonial
Llamar seis meses antes
de la fecha deseada
Información para la preparación
Sacramental:
Bautismos, Primera Comunión,
Reconciliación, Confirmación
Matrimonios y celebraciones
para Quinceañera
Considera esta perspectiva de una persona no-católica que escribió de su propia experiencia en una parroquia católica:
“Lo que a mí me preocupa es: Una joven, sin vivir una fe, llega a una parroquia en un pueblito, semana tras semana, claramente interesada en la misa,
con un muchacho joven, que ha estado active en la parroquia desde que aprendió a caminar, y nadie quiere compartir con ella La Buena Nueva. No hubiera
costado nada. Nadie le dijo, lee eso y dime lo que piensas. Nadie me invitó a
ninguna lectura o junta. Nadie oró con nosotros o dijo que estaban orando
por nosotros. No es que yo sea tan especial Es que…¿que están haciendo?
¿Por qué no pensaron que era algo importante de hacer?” (La historia viene de
Forming Intentional Disciples, 189)
¡Ahora es nuestro momento como católicos de romper el silencio! En nuestros
hogares, en nuestro ambiente social, e incluso en nuestra parroquia. Tenemos
que ser honestos. ¿Cuándo fue la última vez que hicimos un esfuerzo de hablar
con los demás de Jesús o de nuestra fe? ¿Mencionamos el nombre de Jesús en
público o dejamos que nos vean orar en público? Y si no, ¿Por qué no? Es parte
de nuestra misión bautismal, y creo que van a encontrar, como hice yo, que
aun los esfuerzos pequenos de la evangelización son emocionantes y dan vida.
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Lecturas de La Semana
Lunes: 1 Pe 1, 3-9/Sal 111, 1-2. 5-6. 9-10/Mc
10, 17-27
Martes: 1 Pe 1, 10-16/Sal 98, 1-4/Mc 10, 28-31
Miércoles: 1 Pe 1, 18-25/Sal 79, 8-9. 11. 13/Mc
10, 32-45
Jueves: 1 Pe 2, 2-5. 9-12/Sal 100, 2-5/Mc 10,
46-52
Viernes: 1 Pe 4, 7-13/Sal 149, 1-6. 9/Mc 11,
11-26
Sábado: Jds 17. 20-25/Sal 63, 2-6/Mc 11, 27-33
El Próximo Domingo: Gn 14, 18-20/Sal 110,
1-4/1 Cor 11, 23-26/Lc 9, 11-17
Ministerio Hispano
La Procesión de Corpus
Christi El Próximo
Domingo
El domingo, 29 de mayo es la Fiesta
De Corpus Christi. Esta fiesta es un
día en que reconocemos de manera
especial a la presencia verdadera de
Cristo en La Eucaristía.
Creemos tan firmemente que el
pan se convierte en El Cuerpo de
Cristo que lo exponemos en una
capilla de adoración para meditar
como Cristo está trabajando en
nuestras vidas. Lo llevamos fuera
de La Iglesia en procesión para
mostrar al mundo nuestra creencia
en este don instituido por Cristo.
Este año será el duodécimo en que
realizamos nuestra procesión Eucarística, como parroquia.
Esta procesión se trata con solemnidad y dignidad. El Cuerpo de Cristo se inciensa, y nos persignamos,
frente a La Eucaristía. Se hace la
procesión alrededor de la Iglesia, y
vamos cantando canciones de alabanza. Regresamos a la iglesia para
la bendición. La procesión durará
aproximadamente una media hora.
La procesión se llevará a cabo
después de la misa en inglés de
las 10:30 a.m. Invitamos a todos
a participar en esta celebración
grande de nuestra fe.
La Escuela Católica de
San Esteban
Desde preschool hasta el octavo
grado, La Escuela de San Esteban
ofrece una educación de alta calidad, llena de fe, para sus hijos. Hay
becas disponibles para nuestra comunidad. Vengan a formar parte
de nuestra familia de creyentes.
Todos son bienvenidos.
Favor de llamar a 763-421-3236
para más información, en inglés, o
con el Diácono Ramon o el Padre
Kevin, para informarse en español.
Anuncios en Español
El Sacramento de La Reconciliación
El sacramento de la Reconciliación es uno de los tesoros más grandes de
nuestra fe católica, porque es por medio de la confesión que experimentamos la sanación y la misericordia de nuestro Señor, por todos nuestros
pecados. Es por esta razón que la Iglesia pide a todos los católicos que
nos confesemos por lo menos una vez al año, y nos invita a frecuentar el
sacramento aún más.
Las confesiones en español:
miércoles, 25 de mayo, 7:00 p.m.
miércoles, 1 de junio, 7:00 p.m.
sábado, 4 de junio, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
sábado, 11 de junio, 3:30-4:30 p.m.
Inclinando La Cabeza en El Credo
Dentro del texto del Credo en el Misal Romano, hay un instrucción que
dice que cuando dice “Se incarnó de María la Virgen y se hizo Hombre”
nos inclinamos la cabeza, por reverencia. Al inclinar la cabeza cuando
un reza esta parte del Credo, hontra a Dios por haberse hecho humano
en Cristo.
Acuérdense a Recoger Los Boletos de La Rifa de
Summerfest, de Apuntarse para Ser Voluntarios y
De Participar en el 5K
Summerfest (24/25de junio) es nuestro evento grande como parroquia. Tambien es nuestra oportunidad de levantar fondos. El éxito de
este evento está ligado directamente a como somos de generosos con
nuestro tiempo, talento y Tesoro. Pasen después de la misa a las mesas
para recoger sus boletos de la rifa. La rifa es clava para el éxito de Summerfest.
Se puede apuntarse como voluntarios en http://vols.pt/fALuVB. Tambien se puede llamar a la oficina parroquial, dejando mensaje para el
equipo de Summerfest al 763-421-2471.
Lo formularios de la registración para el 5K Sun Run/Walk están en la
oficina parroquial y en el sitio del internet (www.ststephenchurch.org).
Una Reflexión De La Corresponsabilidad
Domingo de la Santísima Trinidad
“ Cuando venga él, el Espíritu de la verdad, os guiará hasta la verdad
completa...” Juan 16:13
Jesús envió al Espíritu Santo para que nos ayude a conocer y vivir la verdad. Para prepararnos, necesitamos abrir nuestros corazones para recibir este don antes de poder darlo. Desarrollemos una rutina de oración
diaria para pedirle al Espíritu Santo que guie nuestros pensamientos y
acciones.
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Ministerio Hispano
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El Horario de “Memorial Day”
Los Caballeros de Colón van a ser los anfitriones de la Misa de Memorial Day, en el Panteón Calvary, en el Highway 10 en Anoka, el lunes, 30
de mayo, a las 9:00 a.m. (Favor de notar que no habrá una misa a las
8:00 a.m. ese día.) El Padre Joe Kuharski la celebrará. Si el clima no se
presta a tener una misa afuera, la misa se llevará a cabo en La Iglesia de
San Estaban. Invitamos a todos a traer una silla, para que tengan lugar
donde sentarse. Tenemos algunas sillas, pero muchas personas asisten
a la misa, especialmente cuando está bonito el clima. Oremos para que
sea bonito este día.
La capilla de La Adoración estará cerrada desde las 5:00 p.m. el viernes,
27 de mayo. Va a abrir de nuevo después de la misa de las 8:00 el martes,
31 de mayo.
Vente con nosotros al Refuge, el
26 de mayo a las 6:30 p.m. para
una noche de película, con bocadillos y refrescos. Pásate para
ver la película, buenos amigos y
comida y una conexión de tu vida
y la Biblia que no anticipabas.
Contactar a Troy Bauer al 763712-7456 or [email protected].
“Last Friday Night”
Fiesta
Quien: Los estudiantes de grados
9-12
La Oficina Parroquial se cerrará el lunes 30 de mayo.
Que: Comida, juegos, música y
diversión. Nuestro tema es “Seize
the Throne”.
La Adoración Al Santísimo, el 3 de Junio
Cuando: el 27 de mayo,
de 8-10:00 p.m.
Todos están bienvenidos a la Adoración al Santísimo el viernes, 3 de junio, a las 7:00 p.m. El primer viernes de cada mes, adoramos a Jesús
Sacramentado, en la Capilla de La Iglesia.
Hay oracion, lecturas, reflexión y música. Te esperamos. Pero más importante, Jesús te espera. Ven y trae a tus amigos y familiares para pasar una
hora con nuestro Señor.
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Las Películas”
Dónde: The Refuge, Gimnasio y la
Cafetería
Preguntas, contactar a Troy Bauer
al 763-712-7456, [email protected].
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