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3495 N. VICTORIA, SHOREVIEW, MN 55126 • 651-484-6681 • WWW.STODILIA.ORG
JANUARY 17, 2021 │ 2ND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Fiesta del Bautismo del Señor y 2do Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
10 y 17 de Enero, 2021
Worship and Community Life 2-3
Faith Formation 4
Pastoral Care 5
Información General 6-7
St. Odilia School 8
Staff Directory | Directorio 9-10
Inside this Issue
Pastor Fr. Phillip Rask
Parochial Vicar
Fr. Tim Tran
Deacon Deacon Jim Saumweber
Parish Office 651-484-6681
Ministerios Latinos
651-415-3365
Faith Formation Office 651-415-3329
School Office 651-484-3364
Website
www.stodilia.org
Vision and Mission Statement To joyfully live the Gospel by
knowing, loving, and serving God and one another.
We are a Catholic Community of faith that welcomes every person to grow in holiness and draw closer to Jesus Christ through:
Worship and Evangelization
Faith Formation and Education
Works of Charity and Justice
...every day and at every stage of life.
May we embrace our mission as messengers of God’s love by our words and actions that boldly demonstrate
that every human life is cherished and chosen.
On Jan. 22, 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton decisions legalized abortion on demand nationwide. Each year, pro-life Minnesotans mark the anniversary of Roe and Doe with the Prayer Service for Life at the Cathedral and the MCCL March for Life at the state Capitol in St. Paul. The purpose is to commemorate the 60 million+ lives lost to abortion (and the women and men who have been hurt as a result) and to call for renewed prayer, respect and protection for unborn children and their mothers.
See details in bulletin.
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Worship and Community Life
Sign up for Mass online by going to the homepage of our website www.stodilia.org or by calling the reservation line at 651-415-3367.
Wear a Mask. For the protection of the members of our community, face coverings are REQUIRED for all attendees, including children over the age of two.
Follow Signs.
Please enter/exit the church through either the north parking lot (door #1) or the south parking lot (door #11). Plan to arrive early enough so you can be safely seated in the church before Mass begins.
Practice Social Distancing.
Please keep your household socially distanced at least 6 ft from other attendees as you enter and leave the building.
Contact Us. Please contact the parish office if you have any questions regarding our plans to come together safely. We must be vigilant in protecting those most vulnerable. An inherent risk of exposure to COVID exists anywhere people are present. We have undertaken precautionary cleaning, disinfecting, and implemented social distancing guidelines to help reduce the risk of exposure. Please contact the parish office if you have been diagnosed with CODIV-19 and have recently had close contact with others at St. Odilia.
Coming Together Safely Please follow these guidelines to maintain a safe
worship environment for all.
2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Respect Life Weekend
Weekend Mass Schedule — January 17, 2021
5:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am Sunday — live streamed 11:00 am Sunday 1:00 pm Sunday (Spanish) — live streamed
Prayer Service for Life
Friday, January 22, 10:30 a.m. at the Cathedral of Saint
Paul, and via livestream
Please join us for this prayer service to commemorate the millions of lives lost to abortion and the many women and men wounded by abortion’s aftermath. Limited seating will be available, and COVID-19 protocols will be followed. The prayer service will also be livestreamed on the Cathedral’s Facebook page: facebook.com/cathedralsaintpaul
MARCH FOR LIFE — Jan. 22, 12:00 pm The 2021 MCCL March for Life is planned for noon on
Jan. 22. If an in-person gathering cannot safely and legally take place because of COVID-19, a
"Virtual March for Life" will be held online instead at the same time.
Rosary and Adoration Did you know we offer the Rosary and Adoration every Tuesday and Thursday after Morning Mass, around 8:00 a.m.? After the Rosary is finished, we continue Adoration until 8:30am. Please join us for the Rosary and Adoration in the church or streaming online on our Youtube channel.
Worship and Community Life
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Readings for the week of January 17, 2021 Sunday: 1 Sm 3:3b-10, 19/Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10 [8a, 9a]/1 Cor 6:13c-15a, 17-20/ Jn 1:35-42 Monday: Heb 5:1-10/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/Mk 2:18-22 Tuesday: Heb 6:10-20/Ps 111:1-2, 4-5, 9 and 10c [5]/Mk 2:23-28 Wednesday: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/Mk 3:1-6 Thursday: Heb 7:25—8:6/Ps 40:7-8a, 8b-9, 10, 17 [8a and 9a]/Mk 3:7-12 Friday: Heb 8:6-13/Ps 85:8 and 10, 11-12, 13-14 [11a]/Mk 3:13-19 Saturday: Heb 9:2-3, 11-14/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6]/Mk 3:20-21 Next Sunday: Jon 3:1-5, 10/Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [4a]/1 Cor 7:29-31/Mk 1:14-20
Eucharistic Adoration All are welcome to spend some quiet time with the Lord! Come for as little or as long as you are able.
Mondays from 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. in the church.
The Temperament God Gave You Cana Groups - Registration Open!
Attention moms of young children: YOU are invited to
The Temperament God Gave You Group! Do you sometimes think that your husband’s and children’s behavior make no sense? You’re not alone! Come learn how under-standing temperaments helps us to become a better spouse and parent. Discover how it
equips us to more effectively encourage, motivate, and strengthen our family. Join a group to renew yourself so every moment spent with your husband and children counts. Invite your friends! Visit canafamilyinstitute.com/programs/temperament to join a group today! Questions? Contact [email protected].
Marriage Encounter Weekend 2020 has been incredibly difficult on all of us and marriages have suffered!
Commit to 2021 being the year you to find enrichment, joy, and hope in your relationship! Register for the Febru-ary 13-14 Marriage Encounter. Weekends are held at Mt Olivet Conference and Retreat Center in Farmington. Visit www.marriages.org for additional information or call 651.454.3238.
What Mass Means: How Sacrifice and Real Presence Are Life-Changing
We tend to think of “sacrifice” and “real presence” as doc-trines to believe in – perhaps with some vague awareness of complicated medieval terms such as “transubstantiation.” But the logic of the liturgies of the various Christian traditions, and the whole point of the Vatican II renewal, is that our liturgical sharing in Christ’s dying and rising is meant to transform us individually and communally. The implications are huge! Thursday, January 28, Webinar presentation from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Event is Free. Registration is required (register at least five days in advance of the event); please visit www.collegevilleMN.com/theologyday, call 320-363-3560, or email [email protected] to register.
JANUARY GREEN OUTREACH ENVELOPE: Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD)
CCHD is a U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishop’s national initiative to help organizations that focus on
alleviating poverty and moving people from reliance to self-sufficiency. CCHD supports those living in poverty across the country, helping them to identify and address the unique obstacles they face as they work to lift them-selves and their communities out of poverty. Funds from the collection support national grants and 25% of the funds collected remain in each diocese to fund local antipoverty projects.
Please consider a gift to CCHD this January. Just indicate “CCHD” in the memo space of your check or make a donation online by visiting our website and click on the GIVE online tab or using the QR code.
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Faith Formation
The Bible in a Year
Fr. Mike Schmitz is offering a doable solution to a common New Year’s resolution of reading the Bible in a year. His FREE podcasts and reading plan follows The Bible Timeline® Learning System developed by Jeff Cavins. It identifies the 14 narrative books that tell the “big picture” story of salvation history. Once you understand these 14 central books, everything else in the Bible will fall into context. You will cover all 73 books of the Bible and see how they fit into this one central narrative thread! Keep your on pace. To sign up, go to: ascensionpress.com/bibleinayear
Confirmation Large Group Session Sunday, January 24, 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Our next Large Group Evening Session for second year candidates and parents will be held on Sunday, January 24, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Virtual learners can livestream or access later. Questions? Contact Gizella Miko, Coordinator of Discipleship and Formation at 651-415-3343 or [email protected].
Faith and Culture Series Four Sessions: January 21 - February 9 Time: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Virtual Event: Link Sent to Registrants
Inspired by thousands of participants at the Prayer and Listening Events, this series connects their stories to the story of the Church. Each virtual event includes a talk, testimonials, and a live panel discussion. Dates and topics are listed below; all events begin at 7p.m.
Thursday, January 21: Sources of Catholic teaching (Scripture, tradition and magisterium)
Thursday, January 28: The Church’s teaching on sexual morality and the family
Thursday, February 4: The Church’s understanding on the dignity of women
Tuesday, February 9: The priesthood (both bap-tized and ordained)
Register Online to participate and submit your questions! Zoom links will be sent to registrants prior to each event.
https://www.archspm.org/registration-for-the-archdiocesan-synod-faith-and-culture-series
Next Young Adult Bible Study Tuesday, January 19th 6:30-8:00 p.m.
in the St. Monica Room All young adults aged 18-33 are invited to join us for our a Bible study on the Sunday readings. Come to meet other people, break open the scriptures, and learn more about your faith. Contact Gizella at 651-415-3343 or [email protected]
First Reconciliation Update First Reconciliation has been rescheduled to February 14 and February 28, 2021 at 4:00 p.m. in the church.
Questions? Contact Kevin at Scroggins, Coordinator of First Eucharist and First Reconciliation at [email protected]
Youth Group (Grades 9-12) Wednesday, January 20 7:00-8:30 p.m.
in the St. Monica Room All 9-12 Grade students are invited to our weekly youth group! Questions? Contact Gizella Miko, Coordinator of Discipleship and Formation at 651-415-3343 or [email protected]
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Doug Miller, Tiffany Pohl, Laure Waschbusch, Patricia Pfenning-Wendt, Louise Simon, Agnes Walsh, Zoey McDonald, Elizabeth Bonitz, Jim Czeck, Barbara Dostert, Craig Monson, Lowell Carlen, Pat Kassekert, Bob Rupar, Trevor Ruiz, Steve Lauinger, Linda Molenda, Joan Rourke, John Lee, Lynn Schmidt, Amby Kurkowski, Patricia Wright, Grant Leitschuh, Winnie Winkelman, Cleorie Johnson, Marlene Dirkes, Ruth Reiling, Bobbie Driscoll, Anikka Griffin, Maggie Lange, Christopher Walsh, Pat O’Neil, Donna Heins, Arlyne Anklan, Theresa Rohe-Cecere, Jamie Aguilar,Tom Par-tyka, Ella Nienow, Pauline Glendenning, Claudia Valencia, Mark Paulsen, Tina Tanner, Audrey Schumacher, Herb Hop-penstedt, Luke Coehlo, Abby Northrop, Yasmin DeJesus, Jeff Bowers, Roseanne Anderson, Theodora Martin, Charleen Rutz, Carol Young, John Callahan, Jean Rath, Joanne Ford, Drew Litecky, Ron Graham, Jim Krzmarzick, Dolores McGarry, Sharen Eliason McKelvey
Pastoral Care Please Pray For...
Prayers for the Deceased Please pray for those who have died
recently that they may live forever with Jesus in the reign of God.
Natividad Ballin Jr., Joan Zawadski
Irene Kolles
Need Prayer? St. Odilia Prayer Line is Confidential
If for any reason, you wish to be prayed for, feel free to add your prayer request to our confidential Prayer Line. We have a dedicated group of parishioners who will hold you up in prayer. We only use first names. There are several ways to can submit a prayer request: 1) You can use our Prayer Request Form on the homepage of our website www.stodilia.org, 2) Email your request to: [email protected] 3) Call the parish office at 651-484-6681
BRIDGING: January Donation Bin Collection
Bridging's mission is to empower people to thrive in their homes by providing quality furniture and household goods to promote housing stability. “Bridging” the gap between those who have and those who have not. During January, we will be collecting NEW items for Bridging to bundle into kitchen essentials and cleaning packs. Each client household receives one of these packs, so many are needed. Requested kitchen pack items: Can opener, mixing spoon, spatula/turner, ladle, whisk, peeler, pizza
cutter, kitchen towels, hot pads, oven mitts Requested cleaning kit items: Dish cloths, sponges, scrub brushes, dust/cleaning cloths, rubber gloves,
bucket, whisk broom/dustpan Many of these items can be purchased inexpensively at dollar stores. If you are a home crafter of any of these items but are unable to deliver them to church, please contact Deacon Jim Saumweber and a member of the Pastoral Council can do a contactless pickup.
Do you want to address racism in your community, but you don’t know where to begin? Presented through the lens of the Christian faith, JustFaith Ministries’ Faith & Racial Healing: Embracing Truth, Justice and Restoration is an eight-session program that guides participants in telling the truth about the history of racism in the United States, that we might work toward true
reconciliation with God and restoration with one another. For more information visit our website: www.stodilia.org/Pastoral Care/Social Justice or use your phone to scan the QR code: Please register by January 25. Zoom link will be sent to your email
This program is made possible through a grant from the Catholic Community Foundation of Minnesota.
St. Odilia Social Justice Council — Faith and Racial Healing 8 Session Program Beginning in February
Monday Nights, 6:30—8:30 p.m. Virtual via Zoom
Help us keep this list up to date and email changes to: [email protected]
or call the parish office. Thank you!
Thank you from the Franciscan Brothers of Peace “St. Odilia Parishioners… Thank you all so very kindly for continually providing for the needs of the Franciscan Brothers through your prayers and support. Our food shelf supply is thriving thanks be to God since we have all of you as on of our “pillars”! The magnitude of your service and provision greatly amplifies my knowledge and understanding of the love God has for all his little ones.” ~Br. Didacus and the Franciscan Brothers of Peace
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Informacion General
Lecturas de las semanas del 10 & 17 de Enero de 2021
Domingo: Is 42, 1-4. 6-7/Sal 28, 1-2. 3-4. 3. 9-10 [11]/Hch 10, 34-38/ Mc 1, 7-11 o Is 55, 1-11/Is 12, 2-3. 4. 5-6 [3)]/1 Jn 5, 1-9/Mc 1, 7-11 Lunes: Heb 1, 1-6/Sal 96, 1 y 2. 6 y 7. 9 [cfr. 7]/Mc 1, 14-20 Martes: Heb 2, 5-12/Sal 8, 2 y 5. 6-7. 8-9 [cfr. 7]/Mc 1, 21-28 Miércoles: Heb 2, 14-18/Sal 104, 1-2. 3-4. 6-7. 8-9 [8]/Mc 1, 29-39 Jueves: Heb 3, 7-14/Sal 94, 6-7. 8-9. 10-11 [8]/Mc 1, 40-45 Viernes: Heb 4, 1-5. 11/Sal 77, 3 y 4. 6-7. 8 [cfr. 7]/Mc 2, 1-12 Sábado: Heb 4, 12-16/Sal 18, 8. 9. 10. 15 [cfr. Jn 6, 63]/Mc 2, 13-17 Domingo: 1 Sm 3, 3-10. 19/Sal 39, 2. 4. 7-8. 8-9. 10 [8. 9]/1 Cor 6, 13-15. 17-20/ Jn 1, 35-42Is 55, 1-11/Is 12, 2-3. 4. 5-6 [3)]/1 Jn 5, 1-9/Mc 1, 7-11 Martes: Heb 6, 10-20/Sal 110, 1-2. 4-5. 9 y 10 [5]/Mc 2, 23-28 Miércoles: Heb 7, 1-3. 15-17/Sal 109, 1. 2. 3. 4 [4]/Mc 3, 1-6 Jueves: Heb 7, 25—8, 6/Sal 39, 7-8. 8-9. 10. 17 [8 y 9]/Mc 3, 7-12 Viernes: Heb 8, 6-13/Sal 84, 8 y 10. 11-12. 13-14 [11]/Mc 3, 13-19 Sábado: Heb 9, 2-3. 11-14/Sal 46, 2-3. 6-7. 8-9 [6]/Mc 3, 20-21 Domingo: Jon 3, 1-5. 10/Sal 24, 4-5. 6-7. 8-9 [4]/1 Cor 7, 29-31/Mc 1, 14-20
10 de enero de 2021 El Bautismo del Señor
Con la fiesta del Bautismo del Señor se termina el ciclo de la Navidad. El Bautismo del Señor es co-mo una nueva Epifanía o ma-nifestación. “Jesús, el Me-sías enviado por Dios”, se manifiesta al pueblo para salvarlo. En este Evangelio se manifiestan dos voces. La voz de Juan que dice: “Detrás de mi viene uno con más poder que yo. Yo no soy digno de desatar la correa de sus sandalias, aunque fuera arrodillándome ante él. “El mensaje de Juan es simple pero muy claro. Desaparecer él para que Jesús crezca. No menciona su nombre, pero si, su grandeza y la magnitud de su humildad. Juan se considera indigno, inclusive de arrodillarse ante él. Jesús, es el Hijo de Dios. La segunda voz, es la Divina, se escucha desde el cie-lo. “Al momento de salir del agua, Jesús vio los Cielos abier-tos: el Espíritu bajaba sobre él como lo hace la paloma, mientras se escuchaban estas palabras del Cielo: “Tu eres mi Hijo, el Amado, mi Elegido.” (Marcos 1:10-11). Jesús, es el predilecto del Padre. Por eso esas palabras hermosas. La liturgia de este domingo es un llamado a la comunidad pa-rroquial para no quebrantarse en los momentos difíciles que está pasando. Nuestro compromiso como bautizado, por el contrario, debe salir a flote en cada momento de la vida cotidiana. Como hijo-hija predilecto de Dios debemos seguir a Jesús como único camino. Cada día el deber del bautizado es conocer más y más a Jesucristo, caminando hacia su interior para dar paso al diálogo sincero que torna la vida a Dios. ¡Goza tu bautismo, goza el ser hijo-hija de Dios haciendo el bien! ©LPi
Clases Pre-Bautismal Sábados de 10-12:00
Fechas en 2021 9 de Enero 6 de Febrero 6 de Marzo 10 de abril 1 de Mayo Bautizos en Español ~ Sábado a las 11:00 a.m.
Fechas en 2021 23 de Enero 27 de Febrero 20 de Marzo 10 de Abril 22 de Mayo
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Informacion General
ORACIONES PARA LOS ENFERMOS: (los nombres leídos en la misa del 25 & 27 de Diciembre 2020): Favor de recordar a estos enfermos en sus oracio-nes para que pongan sus recuperaciones en manos de nuestro Señor y Salvador Cristo Jesús: Alexa Enri-quez,Mariaelena Urrutia, Heidy Aguilar,Andreas Weilhart-ner, Pilar Rocha, Eva Rocha,Julio Gomez, Ramona Najera, Baldomro Garcia, Amparo Herrera,Miguel Coronel,Doris Parodi,Gustavo Ortiz Maya,Sol Peterson Nasario, Mabel Garcia, Jesus Lorenzo, Manuel Calero,….. Oremos al Señor.
ORACIONES PARA LOS DIFUNTOS: (los nombres leídos en la misa del 25 & 27 de Diciembre 2020): Favor de rezar para los que han fallecido para que vivan eternamente en el reino de Dios: todos los difuntos de nuestra comunidad: Eny Aguilar,Fidel Ramirez-Garcia, Amy y Guadalupe Ramirez ,Juan Giron,Jose de la Luz,Trevizo Venzor, Lidia Garcia, Mayola Lechuga, Maricela cervantes, Martin Salazar, Martin Ferreyra, Hector Velas-quez, Anastacia Palacios,Olga Cedillo, Marcela Carrillo, Adriana Saavedra, Juan y Domitila loera, Gregoria Saave-dra,Amalia Aguilar, Francisca dela Cruz,Leonel Fernandez de la Cruz, Angela Fernandez, Alberto Reynoso,Francisca Hdez, Ernestina Garnica, Roberto Ramos, Julio Gomez, Martha Toscano, Karla Santana,Rafael Santana, David Flo-res, Aleja Aguilar,Pablo Hernandez,Salvador Aguilar, Car-men Huerta, Juan Manuel Escobedo, Hipolito Torres, Maria Meraz, Amada Gutierrez, Obdulia Palacios, Silviano Pala-cios., Ileana Palacios, Karen Bender, Juana Hernandez, Sil-via Ortiz, Daniel Solorio, Arnulfo Leon, Joe Bauman, Jim Mcman, Emilo Ramirez Natividad Ballin....Oremos al Señor.
¡Se recomienda inscribirse! Lo alentamos a que haga una reserva para misa, ya que la asistencia es limitada de acuerdo con las pautas de la Arqui-diócesis y el Estado de Minnesota. Favor de Regístrese en línea o llame a la línea de reservacio-nes al 651-415-3367. Alentamos a los feligreses que son mayores de 65 años y / o que tienen condiciones de salud subyacentes a considerar quedarse en casa y participar en nuestra Misa en vivo.
¡TENGA EN CUENTA! Las misas del domingo 9:00 a.m. (inglés) y 1:00 p.m. (Español) son las misas más concurridas los fines de semana. En un esfuerzo por mantener una distan-cia segura, continuamos alentando a que se registre para asistir a misa para ayudarnos a planificar la asistencia. Si se ha inscrito para asistir a Misa, le recomendamos que llegue 15 minutos antes de la Misa para que podamos sentarlo en la iglesia. Una vez que los asientos en la iglesia estén llenos a las 9:00 a.m. y a la 1:00 p.m, aquellos que lleguen para la misa serán dirigidos al Patio Interior para ver la misa en vivo.
17 de enero de 2021 2º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
En este relato del Evangelio, se dice que Juan estaba con sus discípulos y, que, en ese momento, Jesús pasaba por ahí. Juan, ve a Jesús y dice a sus discípulos: “Ese es el Cordero de Dios” (Juan 1:36). Desde ese momento, Juan deja de ser importante y sede el lugar al Cordero de Dios. Por lo tanto, los discípulos, sin ningún retraso ni pregun-ta, siguieron a Jesús. Era el momento del encuentro, de la intimidad, de pasar un buen rato con él. El Papa Francisco lo describe de la siguiente manera: “Verdaderamente cada uno tiene su encuentro con Jesús. Pensemos en los primeros discípulos que seguían a Jesús y permanecieron con Él toda la tarde - Juan y Andrés, el primer encuentro - y fueron felices por esto”. El Papa continúa su reflexión diciendo: “Todos nosotros hemos tenido en nuestra vida algún encuentro con Él, un encuentro verdadero, en el que sentí que Jesús me mira-ba. No es una experiencia sólo para santos. Y si no recor-damos, será bonito hacer un poco de memoria y pedir al Señor que nos dé la memoria, porque Él se acuerda, Él recuerda el encuentro. Una buena tarea para hacer en casa, sería precisamente volver a pensar cuando sentí verdaderamente al Señor cerca de mí, cuando sentí que tenía que cambiar de vida y ser mejor o perdonar a una persona, cuando sentí al Señor que me pedía algo y, por ello, cuando me encontré al Señor (Homilía en Santa Marta, 24 de abril de 2015). Para nosotros ahora, cabe la siguiente pregunta. ¿Dónde, dónde, encontraré al Señor? ©LPi
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St. Odilia School
Calendar
Sunday, January 17 9:00 am Mass (live stream) 11:00 am Catequesis 11:00 am RCIA 11:00 am Mass 1:00 pm Santa Misa (Transmision En Vivo) Monday, January 18 7:30 am Mass 1:00 pm Adoration Tuesday, January 19 7:30 am Mass 8:00 am Rosary (live stream) 6:30 pm Ministry Area Council Meetings 8:00 pm Parish Leadership Council Wednesday, January 20 7:30 am Mass 6:30 pm Faith Formation/Confirmation 6:30 pm R.C.I.A. Thursday, January 21 7:30 am Mass 8:00 am Rosary (live stream) 7:00 pm Middle School Virtual Info Night
Friday, January 22 7:30 am Mass 9:35 am School Mass Saturday, January 23 8:00 am Word Communion Service 9:00 am Reconciliation 5:00 pm Mass Sunday, January 24 9:00 am Mass (live stream) 11:00 am Catequesis 11:00 am RCIA 11:00 am Mass 1:00 pm Santa Misa (Transmision En Vivo) 7:00 pm Faith Formation/Confirmation
St. Odilia School
2021-2022 Enrollment Enrollment is now open for the 2021-2022 school year.
Email [email protected] or call 651-415-3310 to learn more!
Thank You for your
Donations!
32 bags of groceries
were delivered to the
Franciscan Brothers of
Peace Food Shelf on
Monday, January 11,
2021
Get Involved Help Plan Bloom! Bloom co-chairs are searching for 1 or
2 volunteers to assist them in planning the Spring fundraiser. If you are interested in helping plan this fun event email
Davanni’s Fundraiser for St. Odilia Wednesday, January 27 from 4:00-8:00 p.m.
Shop location: Arden Hills 3673 N. Lexington, next to Cub
Mention St. Odilia School and 20% of your net orders will be donated to our school!
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Sharing our Gifts: Prayer, Participation and Generosity
Parish and School Staff
PARISH OFFICE / PASTORAL CARE (651-484-6681) Fr. Phillip Rask, Pastor Fr. Tim Tran, Parochial Vicar Deacon Jim Saumweber, Director of Pastoral Care Sr. Carol Ann Gosse, SSND, Pastoral Care Visitor Georgie Saumweber, Marriage Prep Coordinator ADMINISTRATION / ADMINISTRACION (651) 484-6681 Jeanne Schaaf, Parish Administrator Pam Rogers, Parish Accountant Kathy Omann, Administrative and Accounting Assistant Pamela Flaherty, Receptionist (Monday/Tuesday) Annie Hoffman, Receptionist, Volunteer and Calendar Coordinator
(Wednesday-Friday) Amy Etten, Pastoral Admin Assist/Communications/
Parish Records Ramona Michaels, Development Coordinator Mark Kolasa, Facility Manager Joel Feucht, Daytime Custodian (Monday-Friday) WORSHIP / ADORACION (651-484-6681) Kim Albrecht, Director of Worship Dave Barkhymer, Music Director Mary Ruhland, Worship Assistant
FAITH FORMATION / FORMACION DE FE (Inglés) (651-415-3329) Jill Fink, Director of Discipleship and Formation Linda Duerr, Administrative Assistant—Faith Formation Jon Heyer, SP.R.ED. (Special Religious Ed.) Coordinator Sandy Cortez, Coordinator of Latino Discipleship and Formation Gizella Miko, Coordinator of Youth Discipleship and Formation Cristian Reyes Rodriguez - Coordinator of Elementary Discipleship
and Formation Kevin Scroggins, Coordinator of First Eucharist & First Reconciliation
[email protected] FAITHFUL BEGINNINGS Kay Hannon, Director of Early Childhood/PreSchool/Knight Watch
Child Care SCHOOL / ESCUELA (651-484-3364) Vicki Marvin—Principal Nikki Giel, Assistant Principal Joelle Cognetta, Anne Ragatz and Breanna Walrath;
School Office Administrative Assistants Shelly Havran, Student Services Coordinator
The Prayer Process
A true understanding of stewardship begins with taking care of and sharing the gift of prayer.
1. Gratitude: Begin by thanking God in a personal dialogue for whatever you are most grateful for today.
2. Awareness: Revisit the times in the past twenty-four hours when you were and were not the best version of your-self. Talk with God about these situations and what you learned from them.
3. Significant Moments: Identify something you experienced today and explore what God might be trying to say to you through that event (or person).
4. Peace: Ask God to forgive you for any wrong you have committed (against yourself, another person, or him) and to fill you with a deep and abiding peace.
5. Freedom: Speak with God about how he is inviting you to change your life, so that you can experience the freedom to be the best version of yourself.
6. Others: Lift up to God anyone you feel called to pray for today, asking God to bless and guide them.
7. Finish by praying the Our Father.
8. The Prayer Process provides a consistent format to guide us in our daily prayer. Each of the first six steps in the process should stimulate a conversation with God. The more deeply rooted we become in the daily habit of prayer,
the more those conversations with God will spill over into the moments of our daily life.
Taken from Matthew Kelly’s “The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic”
“A true understanding of stewardship begins with taking care of and sharing the gift of prayer.” ~St. Odilia Stewardship Council
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Weekend Liturgy & Holy Day Mass Schedules Please see Page 2 regarding our current online and limited public Mass schedule. (Live-stream Mass is available for the 9:00 am Sunday and 1:00 pm Spanish Mass.) New Parishioner Registration Call the Parish Office (651-484-6681) or email [email protected] Disability needs Call the Parish Office (651-484-6681) Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays 9am—10am. Please check the bulletin for updates to this schedule. Private Anointing of the Sick Call the Parish Office (651-484-6681) Baptism Preparation—Information and registration can be found on the website www.stodilia.org or call the Faith Formation Office (651-415-3329). Marriage Preparation Call 651-484-6681 one year before setting a wedding date in order to have sufficient time to prepare for a sacramental marriage. Funeral Call the Parish Office (651-484-6681) as soon as possible. St. Odilia Prayer Garden Our Prayer Garden includes columbariums with niches for cremated remains as well as traditional graves for burial. More info: www.stodilia.org or email [email protected] Furniture ministry (Bridging, Inc.) Contact Bridging, Inc. at 651-631-3255 or www.bridging.org. Sick Notify the Parish Office (651-484-6681) when one of your family is hospitalized or if you wish Communion brought to the home. Prayer Line Specific prayer intentions: call the Parish Office (651-484-6681) or email your request through our “Prayer Request” form on the homepage of our website, or email [email protected].
Clases para la Preparación Bautismal Llamar la oficina del Ministerio Latino 651-415-3365. Preparación Matrimonial Llamar 651-415-3365. Favor de llamar a la iglesia con 1 año de anticipación antes de fijar una fecha de la boda, para tener tiempo suficiente prepararse para su unión sacramental. Quinceañeras Llamar 651-415-3365. Favor de contactar a la iglesia con 1 año de anticipación para reservarla (esto se debe hacer primeramente, especialmente antes de reservar el salón para la fiesta).
Llama a la oficina del Padre Tran, Vicario Parroquial (651-415-3337). Unción comunitaria de los enfermos
Necesidades para los Minusválidas Llamar las oficinas de la parroquia (651-415-3365) o (651-415-3337) Funerario Llamar las oficinas de la parroquia (651-415-3365) o (651-415-3337) Enfermos
Directory / Directorio
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FAX NUMBERS / UMERO DE FAX 651-484-0780 (Parish Office)
651-789-3118 (Faith Formation) 651-789-0067 (School / Escuela)
Submitting Parish News items via Email Bulletin: [email protected] Messenger Newsletter: [email protected] St. Odilia Room Reservations If you are a ministry group associated with St. Odilia please send requests for room reservations to: [email protected]