midge blake april 30, 2015
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NECROLOGY
for those buried from
NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
Bloomington, Minnesota
October 2014 to October 2015
Candy Rinowski October 27, 2014
Joe Stansberry October 31, 2014
Doreen Moran November 2, 2014
John Fairall November 5, 2014
Eileen Hamilton December 24, 2014
Reita Minar December 26, 2014
Maria Feliciano January 5, 2015
Al Standing January 10, 2015
Patricia Parris January 18, 2015
Marceline Bungert January 28, 2015
Leroy Wolf February 2, 2015
Thomas Burns February 3, 2015
Valerie Larson February 6, 2015
Bonnie Holtzman February 13, 2015
Wilma Tatone February 25, 2015
Catherine Christensen March 14, 2015
Carl Bunkholt March 22, 2015
Esther Hunn April 5, 2015
Edward Briol April 13, 2015
Kathleen Lessard April 15, 2015
Midge Blake April 30, 2015
James Elvidge May 2, 2015
Brian Lauer May 5, 2015
Mike Ryan May 9, 2015
Ralph Ostendorf May 21, 2015
Mario Impagliazzo May 22, 2015
Norm Wilson May 22, 2015
H Monica Navratil June 5, 2015
Eileen Heinzeller June 6, 2015
Margaret Licht June 10, 2015
Nettie Gustafson June 24, 2015
Donna Elsberry July 6, 2015
Nate Nygren July 19, 2015
Clara Bungert July 25, 2015
Lois Kay Jech July 29, 2015
Dolores Mlazgar September 12, 2015
Margaret Bromschwig September 16, 2015
John McDonough October 3, 2015
Myrna Sonsalla October 10, 2015
Patrick Fisher October 17, 2015
Josephine Lukanc October 21, 2015
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Weekly Readings: November 1, 2015
Pray For…
Community News Celebrate Priesthood Sunday!
Please pray for all the Priests who have been a part of your life. Our prayers and gratitude go out to Fr. Dennis Zehren. Thank you and God Bless!
On this Solemnity of All Saints we begin National Vocation Awareness Week
Let us remember those who have given their lives in service to the Church by renewing our own baptismal commitment to serve the Lord. All of us have been called to share with one another the Good News of Jesus in our daily life. We might live this vocation as a religious, a priest or deacon. Perhaps we might live it as a mom or a dad, a husband or a wife or as a single person. How we understand our call to live these Gos-pel values in our life is our discernment of our vocation. Spend some time with the Lord this month discerning His vocation call specifically for you!
Thanksgiving Prayer Father, we thank You for all the religious vocations that You have given us. Send Your Holy Spirit to guard and guide these men and women. In thanksgiving we ask Your blessings upon those who have so generously re-sponded to Your call, through Jesus Christ, our Lord.
Amen.
Ted Pietrini, and for the prayers in our
Parish book of intercessions.
Please call our Director of Pastoral Care, Annie Hermanson at (952)881-8671 x319 with your request for prayers (for you or for your immediate family members). Hospital Ministry—If you or a family member is hospitalized and would like to be visited by our hospital minister, please call Barb Dockendorf, (952)884-1337, or the Parish Office, (952)881-8671.
Order of Worship
Sunday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/1 Jn 3:1-3/
Mt 5:1-12a
Monday: Wis 3:1-9/Rom 5:5-11 or 6:3-9/
Jn 6:37-40
Tuesday: Rom 12:5-16b/Lk 14:15-24
Wednesday: Rom 13:8-10/Lk 14:25-33
Thursday: Rom 14:7-12/Lk 15:1-10
Friday: Rom 15:14-21/Lk 16:1-8
Saturday: Rom 16:3-9, 16, 22-27/Lk 16:9-15
Next Sunday: 1 Kgs 17:10-16/Heb 9:24-28/
Mk 12:38-44
The congregational responses and sung acclamations can be found in the white booklet The Order of Mass. Gathering Hymn All Masses Sing With All the Saints in Glory Gather #442 Gloria Setting two—Order of Mass p. 10-11 Liturgy of the Word Gather #1071 First Reading: Revelations 7:2-4, 9-14 I am going to bring my people home-both those who are blind and those who are lame. Psalm Response: Psalm 24 Gather #1071 Lord, This is the People That Long to See Your Face Second Reading: 1 John 3:1-3 You are a priest forever, according to the order of Melchizedek. Gospel Acclamation/Halle, Halle Gather # 261 Gospel: Matthew 5:1-12a My teacher, let me see again. Preparation of the Gifts 4:00, 8:30 We Shall Rise Again Gather #762 Eucharistic Acclamations Setting five - Order of Mass p. 19 Lamb of God Setting five - Order of Mass back page Communion All Masses Blest Are They Gather #636 Recessional All Masses Soon and Very Soon Gather #758
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Mass Times
Weekend Masses Saturday Mass 4:00 PM Sunday Masses 8:30 & 10:30 AM
Private Confessions Saturday 3:00-3:45 PM
Weekday Mass 8:00 AM Monday through Friday Saturday 8:00 AM Communion Service
To the Good People of Nativity,
One day at school lunch one of the children asked me, “Father, what is your favorite color?” I turned the tables on the
children and asked them, “What is your favorite liturgical color? Which of my vestment colors do you like best?”
Before long we were talking about all our favorite Catholic things. It was a great conversation that gave me a moment
truly to appreciate the richness and joy that my faith brings to our lives. I invite you to reflect on some of the same ques-
tions I asked the children, and see if your heart does not fill with gratitude for the abundant beauty and rich culture of
our Catholic faith.
· Who is your favorite saint?
· What is your favorite Bible story? Parable? Psalm? Book of the Bible?
· What is your favorite Catholic hymn? Advent, Christmas, Lenten, and Easter hymn?
· What is your favorite liturgical season? Liturgical prayer or devotion – e.g. lighting the Advent wreath, Stations of
the Cross, Corpus Christi procession?
· What is your favorite Holy Day? To which Mass throughout the year do you most look forward? What is your
favorite Marian feast day?
· What is your favorite title for Jesus – e.g. Lamb of God, Prince of Peace, Bread of Life, Word Made Flesh,
Emmanuel, Root of Jesse, Good Shepherd?
· What is your favorite title for Mary – e.g. Queen of Peace, Star of the Sea, Our Lady of Guadalupe, Ark of the
Covenant, Mystical Rose, Morning Star?
· What is your favorite prayer? Favorite devotion? Favorite Icon?
· What is your favorite sacramental – e.g. ashes, holy water, rosary, blessed medals, scapular, candles, palm
branches?
· What is your favorite Latin word or phrase – e.g. Mea culpa, Anima Christi, In saecula saeculorum, Angus Dei,
Magnificat, Laudete, Gloria in excelsis Deo, Adeste Fidelis?
· What is your favorite Catholic gesture – e.g. Sign of the Cross, genuflecting, ashes on the forehead, striking the
breast, sign of peace, prostration, washing of the feet?
· What are your favorite Catholic smells and sounds?
· What is your favorite religious habit – e.g. the black and white worn by the Domicans, the hooded gray habit of a
Trappist monk, the blue and white of Mother Teresa’s Missionaries of Charity?
· To which Catholic site would you most like to visit or make a pilgrimage?
I could go on, but, wow. We truly have a beautiful, captivating, vivid, engaging, and deep faith – a true treasure trove.
How it embellishes our lives and spirits. It is great to be Catholic.
Pastor’s Note
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mission trip
Community Life Faith Formation Children’s Liturgy of the Word is being offered at 10:30 AM Mass this Sunday, November 1. Children ages 4-12 are welcome to join. Our 3-6 year old Leader is Suzanne Stavnes with Reader Monika Bromschwig and our 7-12 year old Leader is Heidi Bock with Reader Nora Huberty. Children’s Liturgy of the Word Leaders Needed! Our CLOTW program is growing! We are looking for two Adult Leaders to serve the children once a month dur-ing 10:30 AM Mass. For more information, please contact Cinthia Biros at [email protected] or by calling (952)881-8671 x322.
Religious Education (R.E.): RE Classes are meeting on Wednesday, November 4 at 6:45-8:00 PM. This week we are having the first of two safety lessons, in compli-ance with the Archdiocesan Protection of Children and Youth Initiative. We will be learning about internet and social media safety. Please contact Lisa Bromschwig at [email protected] or at (952)881-8671 x315. Youth Group Winterblast is Back! Join us on Friday, December 11 and Saturday, December 12 for a night of fun, faith and fellowship! Winterblast is over night lock-in for students in grades 6-8 held at St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church in Osseo and the Maple Grove Community Center. There will be Mass, Reconcilia-tion and Adoration, as well as activities including ice skat-ing, hockey, swimming, inflatables, more than an acre of play space, an arcade, pizza party and more! The group will depart from Nativity at 6:30 PM on Friday, and re-turn at 6:30 AM the following Saturday. Registration for Winterblast is now open. The cost is $35 per child, however, we are in need of chaperones, and if you chose to volunteer as an adult supervisor, your child can go for free! Registration is due by Monday, Novem-ber 16. For more information or if you have questions, please contact our Director of Youth & Family Ministry, John Stute, at [email protected] or at (952)881-8671 x316.
Fall 2015 Speaker Series. Bloomington-Richfield Grief Support Coalition Thursday, November 5, 4:30—6 PM Resilience Through Change, Brenda DeMotte. St. Richard’s Catholic Church, 7450 Penn Avenue South, Richfield, MN. All Souls' Day On Monday, November 2 we celebrate All Souls’ Day. There will be a morning daily Mass at 8:00 AM, as well as Commemoration at 6:30 PM Mass. Join us as we remember all who have died from this parish in the past year. Currently we have the names of all of those whose funerals we celebrated at Nativity. All are invit-ed for snacks and refreshments in the Gathering Space immediately following the 6:30 evening Mass of Com-memoration of All Souls. To all who bring Communion to Care Centers & the Homebound, you are invited to continued formation and renewal by attending our Pastoral Care Commis-sioning and Training on Saturday, November 14, 2015, in the Gathering Space at Nativity of Mary. 8:00 AM: Mass and Commissioning 8:30 AM: Gathering and Refreshments 9-10:30 AM: Presentation by Jamie Moloney, MAPM Please contact Annie, Director of Pastoral Care, at [email protected] for details. Birthmothers Retreat on Saturday, November 14 from 9:30 AM–3:30 PM. Our Lady of Grace, Edina, is host-ing the annual Birthmothers Retreat: A Day of Honor and Recognition for Birthmothers. Join with other women who made the heroic choice to give their baby to an-other family to raise and be honored for your sacrifice. The day includes talks by birthmothers, time to share your story, a presentation by a psychologist, the op-portunity for the Sacrament of Reconciliation, as well as a continental breakfast & box lunch. The cost is $15 per person. For more info or to register, contact Melissa Miller at [email protected] or at (952)929-3317 x111. Marian Council Knights of Columbus, Marian Council Auxiliary and Monsignor Thomas Meagher 4th Degree Assembly representatives of Bloomington will be at Na-tivity next weekend, Saturday, November 7 and Sun-day, November 8 before and after all masses. Infor-mation will be provided about the organizations and how your membership can benefit your family, our church, and our community. Please stop by and see the Ladies & Knights next weekend. If you have questions, please contact Orville Fillbrandt at (612)751-2943 or email at [email protected].
Attention all Women of the Parish: We will be hosting a Ladies' Advent Tea here at Nativ-ity of Mary on Saturday, December 5. If any women are interested in helping with planning and/or serving for this event, please join Annie Hermanson for discussion in the School Cafete-ria on Tuesday, November 3 at 7 PM or con-tact her at (952)881-8167 x 319.
Parish Happenings
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Saturday, October 31 4:00 PM All Saints’ MASS (†Chuck Meyer) Cantor Sunday, November 1 8:30 AM All Saints’ MASS (Nativity of Mary) Cantor 10:30 AM All Saints’ MASS (†Chuck Moates) Combined Choir Liturgy of the Word for Children Monday, November 2
8:00 AM All Souls’ MASS (†Ed Briol) 6:30 PM All Souls’ MASS 7:30 PM All Souls’ Day Hospitality, Gath Space 7:30 PM Adult Faith Formation, Cafeteria, School Classrooms Tuesday, November 3 8:00 AM MASS (†Holy Souls of Purgatory) Wednesday, November 4 8:00 AM MASS (†Ozzie Ostendorf) 8:30 AM Coffee & Conversation, Gath Space 5:15 PM Children’s Choir K-8, Church 6:45 PM Religious Education, School Classrooms 6:45 PM Confirmation, Cafeteria Thursday, November 5 8:00 AM MASS (Nikolay Dimitrov) 9:45 AM School MASS 4:00 PM Confirmation Retreat, Cafeteria 6:30 PM RCIA, JPII Rm 250 Friday, November 6 8:00 AM MASS (†Peter Marzen) 8:30 AM Adoration, Chapel (8:30 AM-Noon) 4:00 PM Confirmation Retreat, Cafeteria Saturday, November 7 8:00 AM Communion Service 3:00 PM Individual Confession
4:00 PM Confirmation Retreat, Cafeteria 4:00 PM MASS (†Tom Burns) Cantor Sunday, November 8 8:30 AM MASS (Nativity of Mary Parish) Cantor 10:30 AM MASS (†Skip & Keith Gunderson) Combined Choir Liturgy of the Word for Children We would like to thank Premier Bank and all our other contributors for their generous support of our Parish bulletin.
November School Calendar
Nov. 1 All Saints’ Day Rake-A-Thon at 1 PM Nov. 5 School Mass at 9:45 AM Continental Ballet at Nativity at 3 PM in the gym Nov. 12 School Mass at 9:45 AM Nov. 19 School Mass at 9:45 AM Nov. 23-30 Thanksgiving Break! Coupon Book Herberger’s Community Days 2015 is Wednesday, No-vember 11— Saturday, November 14. Coupon booklets for this event are available in the school office for only $5.00. Books contain a coupon for $10 off your purchas-es and many additional coupons. Help Nativity and yourself by purchasing a booklet today!
Date Change! The Vikings viewing party has been rescheduled due to the Rake-A-Thon. The Nativity Men’s Club will be hosting the viewing party when the Vikes take on the St. Louis Rams on Sunday, November 8 at the home of Men’s Club President, Travis Hawton. There will not only be an in-door viewing area, but also an outdoor tailgating view-ing area with bonfires to boot. Food, beverages, and games will be provided. Show up anytime between 11:30 AM and 3:30 PM. Please RSVP as space will be limited to the first 20. Please email Travis Hawton at [email protected] to reserve your spot today! Match35—We are happy to report that your generous donations have helped us reach 75% of our goal of $35,000! We are well on our way to reaching that target and earning an additional $35,000 for our school. Thank you to all those who have donated.
If you’d like to help, please consider making a contribution, which will be matched by the Schulze Foundation when we reach our goal, and help us to make Catholic School afforda-ble for Nativity students and fami-lies. To learn more or to make a tax-deductible donation, please visit our website at school.nativitybloomington.org/match35.html. Thank you!
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During the month of November, our weekly budgeted contributions are $20,360 (5 weeks).
Offering for Weekend (Week 19) October 24/25, 2015
Weekly Year to Date
Actual $18,811 $332,212 Budgeted $21,875 $340,200
Money Counters Please Note: Sunday, November 8, 2015, Team 1
Knights of Columbus Spaghetti Dinner Join us on Tuesday, November 10 from 5-7 PM for a de-licious spaghetti dinner sponsored by the Knights of Co-lumbus Ladies Auxiliary. Dinner tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 6-11, and kids 5 and under are free! Wine, beer and pop is also available for purchase. No need to RSVP. The Knights’ Marian Hall is located at 1114 American Blvd. W., Bloomington, MN 55410.
Stewardship Update The Parish Staff is processing the Stewardship forms sub-mitted last month during the Stewardship Drive. If you signed up to volunteer in a new ministry, the staff liaison or ministry chair will contact you with details in the coming months. Thank you for your patience.
We pray for those we’ve lost…
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord,
And let perpetual light
shine upon them.
May the souls of the faithful departed,
through the mercy of God,
rest in peace.
Amen.
Telephone Numbers Parish Office (952)881-8671 Parish Fax (952)881-8692 School Office (952)881-8160 School Fax (952)881-3032 Creative Clubhouse (952)881-9103 Staff Ext. Fr. Dennis Zehren, Pastor 317 Jim McLaughlin, Deacon 314 David Nowak, Deacon 314 Annie Hermanson, Director of Pastoral Care 319 Carol Oldowski, R.N., Parish Nurse 320 Ean Koerner, Communications and Marketing Specialist 311 Cinthia Biros, Director of Sacraments and Adult Faith Formation 322 Lisa Bromschwig, Director of Religious Education 315
John Stute, Director of Youth and Family Ministry 316 Mindy Reeder, School Principal 201 James Kelzer, Parish Business Administrator 312 Erin Dobesh, Bookkeeper 321 Judy Tobroxen, Parish Admin Assistant 310 Wanda Hagerty, School Admin Assistant 100 Jim Ellison, Director of Facilities and Maintenance Tom Sias, Part-time Custodian Dale Herrmann, Part-time Custodian Parish Office Hours Monday-Friday 8:30 AM—12:00 Noon 1:00 PM—4:30 PM Website: www.NativityBloomington.org 9900 Lyndale Ave. South, Bloomington, MN 55420-4733
Quick Notes 52 Club Winner for Nov. 1: Rachel Stuart—$200.00!! Correction: Last weekend, we made an error in the names prayed for in the Prayers of the Faithful. On Saturday, October 24, Mass should have been said for Muriel Laing and on Sunday, October 25, Mass was to be said for Harvey Peppin. Please accept our apology for the mistake. Faith & Climate Change Please join us on Saturday, November 7 as Shepherd of the Lake Lutheran Church welcomes an interfaith panel of church leaders, who together with meteorologist Paul Douglas and a St. Thomas professor, will be presenting a free event called "Creation Care: the Intersection of Faith, Climate Change, and Weather." There will be a repre-sentative providing the Catholic perspective, and will be drawing from Pope Francis' encyclical. The presentation runs from 9:00—11:30 AM, located at 3611 North Berens Road NW, Prior Lake. More info is available at www.sollc.org/creationcare. The World Apostolate of Fatima invites you to a Vigil of Reparation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immacu-late Heart of Mary on Friday and Saturday, November 6-7, 7 PM–1 AM at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 261 8th Street East, St. Paul, MN. The Vigil includes Rosary, Confession, Mass of the Sacred Heart, exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, silent and public prayers, and Mass of the Immaculate Heart at Midnight, ending with a Ro-sary. Families are encouraged to come for all or part of the evening. Please contact Mike Gores at (651)295-3004 for more information, or vis-it www.fatimaonline.org.
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