All Parishes • Liturgy, Prayer and Mass Intentions: Mar. 16-2216 Monday 6 p.m.-1 a.m.(Tu) Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel 8:30 a.m. Mass: St. Anthony .......................... † Edwin, † Cecile, † Edwin Jr. and † Peter Bemis

17 Tuesday 5:30 p.m. Mass: St. Anthony ............................................... † Peter, † Andrew, † William, † Anthony,† Phillipena & Michael Wickenheiser

18 Wednesday 12 a.m.-11 p.m. Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel 8:30 a.m. Mass: St. Anthony ................................................... Doug & Maria Bichler and family 4:45 p.m. Stations of the Cross: St. Paul (No Stations at St. Anthony)

19 Thursday 6 a.m. - Noon Eucharistic Adoration in the Chapel 8:30 a.m. Mass: St. Anthony (NOTE TIME CHANGE) .† Anton P., † Peter P., & † Asteria Masset and

† Tim Holzer

20 Friday 8:30 a.m. Mass: St. Anthony ............................................................. Holzer and Wagner families 5:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross: St. Anthony 6:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross/Word and Communion: St. Katherine

21 Saturday 4:00 p.m. Mass: St. Anthony .............................. † Alice, † Richard, † David and † Rainer Heier and † Patrick Roehrich

7:00 p.m. Mass: St. Katherine ................................................................. Nathan & Christa Kron

22 Sunday 8:30 a.m. Mass: St. Paul ......................................................................... Dennis & Judy Kalberer 10:30 a.m. Mass: St. Anthony ............... † Helen & † Willie Ibach, † Wanda Feichtner, † Frank &

† Maggie, † Ralph & † Jeri, † Cheryl and † Sandi Jahner

March 15, 2020 • Third Sunday of Lent

Our Catholic Family

St. Paul Catholic Church372 Harold St, Hazelton

Director of Religion EducationBecky Small 387-4470Parish Office: 254-4588

St. Anthony Catholic Church613 N Broadway, Linton, 254-4588Parish Center Hours: M-F 9am-3pm

Secretary: Adrien RoehrichEmail: stanthony@bektel.com

Bus Mgr/DRE: Sue SchumacherEmail: stanthonybusadmin@bektel.com

Director of Rel Ed: Denice KautzEmail: stacatholic@bektel.com

www.stanthonylinton.comwww.facebook.com/stanthonylinton

St. Katherine Catholic Church200 1st Ave N, Braddock

Director of Religion EducationBecky Small 387-4470Parish Office: 254-4588

Pastor: Fr. David Zimmer (Office) 254-4588

(Rectory) 254-4400

Deacon Ken Wolbaum782-4115

DIVINE MERCY CHAPELlocated in St. Anthony

Parish Center • East Entrance~ Always Accessible ~

✞

BEYOND SUNDAY ~ What do I thirst for spiritually? Can I find sustenance in the life-giving water I have received? How can I share this living water with those around me?

Happy and Blessed St. Patrick’s and St. Joseph’s Day!

St. Patrick and St. Joseph, pray for us!

Fr. Dave is accepting Mass Intentions for his daily Masses while on Sabbatical.

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The Pastor’s Point from Assisi

Eucharistic Adoration

Divine Mercy Adoration Chapel ~ Always Accessible ~ East Entrance of Parish Center

Eucharistic Adoration during these hours:Monday 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tuesday

Wednesday 12 a.m. to 11 p.m. Thursday 6 a.m. to 12 p.m. (Noon)

Please contact Denice Kautz400-4939

to commit to an hour of adoration.

Thank you.

Confidential Prayer LineCall our Prayer Line — Maria Bichler 701-340-9749

These prayer warriors will pray privately and confidentially for any needs a person may have who do not want their name published in the bulletin but would like the intercession of many for their prayer requests or in need of immediate prayers.

Those Needing Prayer Please pray for the following individuals who are in need of God’s grace.

Carter WeigelAsher Sorrels

Jeremiah LundRicki Sathren

Mary RichterVictor Richter

In the Words of St. Francis… “Blessed is that servant who is no more puffed up because of the good which the Lord says and works through him than for what He says and does through others. That man sins who wishes to receive from his neighbor more than he is willing to give of himself to the Lord.”

The Bells are still ringing in Assisi It amazes me that the bells still ring in and around Assisi. One begins and others follow. They call people to prayer and raise an awareness that despite deserted streets and frightening news reports about the Coronavirus, life and faith does go on here in the land in which I am living. I continue to study the life of St. Francis and find more inspiration in what I am reading than I have before. Is it because my mind and heart are more open to what he stood for, preached about and lived for? Simply put, Francis lived for God and that was enough and sufficient for his life. Are we not called to do the same in our everyday world? Are the bells still ringing in our hearts anywhere we can be? I pray it is so and it is my greatest hope for the communities I am assigned to serve, my family and for the new friends I have met and associate with while here in Assisi. I am surrounded by the bells of San Rufino, the Cathedral of Assisi, and the bells of the Basilica of St. Clare, and of course, the Church of Minerva, in the piazza outside our balcony, and the “New Church” built over the childhood home of St. Francis which which is just steps from our apartment to the South. At certain times during the day all the bells ring at the same time as if it were a dem-onstration of 360 degrees surround sound. And what does it mean to hear the bells? It means faith is still alive and the sounds of the bells serve as a constant invitation for people to gather in their faith. A few weeks ago, I attended a Saturday night rosary candlelit service at the Basilica of St. Mary of the Angels in the valley below. It began at 9:15 p.m. and when the gates to the Church opened at 9:00 p.m. there were about twenty-five of us standing there. How-ever, when the service began, I would guess that there were about 1,500 people, standing room only! All were given a candle to be lit at the end of recitation of the rosary, songs and prayers. We arrived early enough to get a seat in front of the small parish church called “the Portiuncula” which still stands in the middle of the Basilica. This is where St. Francis worshiped with his small community and prayed the rosary himself. A beautiful golden statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary stood to the side on a platform that would later be picked up by about twelve volunteers and carried out of the Ba-silica in procession followed by all of us with lit candles. Songs and prayers and what sounded like the Litany of Mary was recited. At various intervals candles were raised and people would sing “Ave, Ave, Maria…” I don’t know the rest of the words. It was glorious and I realized that most of these people were not tourists but local citizens. Last Saturday, I was invited by one of my American friends here who sings in the Cathedral Choir to come to a rosary service at 9:00 p.m. at the Cathedral of San Rufino, a short walk (all uphill!). I huffed and puffed my way up to the piazza and entered the sacred space. There were many less people, but the service was beautiful and inspiring. The bells rung again and again. At the end, I stopped at the Baptismal font where St. Francis and St. Clare were baptized over 800 years earlier and realized their Baptism connects me to the Faith they lived as it does for each of us. I said a prayer for all, back home, and left for the trip down the hill back to the apartment. The next day, we had a luncheon in our apartment for the Eng-lish-speaking community, after Mass at the Basilica of St. Francis. Eleven arrived at 1:00 p.m. and left at 6:30 p.m. Dan made stuffed cabbage rolls and all the other dishes were brought by the guests. It is our weekly potluck and usually held in one place, however, Dan and I wanted to host at least one Sunday meal before we leave this apartment again in less than a month on April 6. We see very little evidence of a Coronavirus around us. I am

saddened for the businesses who have no customers because so many have cancelled travel plans. Despite disappointments, they greet us warmly and hope for the best. The piazza is empty of tourists, but the locals still gather for coffee and conversation. We watch from the French doors inside our apartment and laugh at the gestures and simple events still going on as the “bells of Assisi still ring” and life goes on. For St. Francis and for us, the beauty of God’s creation is still surrounding us. Trees are in bloom, beautiful flowers fill the window boxes or outside the small homes and people gather to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary and the “bells of Assisi” continue to ring loud and clear in our hearts. The sound is glorious and so is our Catholic tradition and our Catholic Faith. God bless you. Stay well and know we are just fine here in Assisi. “Ciao for now!”

Fr. David Zimmer

IMPORTANT NOTICE Until further notice, there will be no Pre-cious Blood or the Sign of Peace at Mass. There are also several Bishops who are suggesting that communicants receive Communion in the hand to prevent further spread of the virus. Eucharistic Ministers should take care to sani-tize their hands before and after distributing Holy Communion. Thank you.

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Parish PointsTIME, TALENT and TREASURE

Stewardship Envelope can WIN you a PRIZE!Last weekend drawing winner is

Emma KalbererCongratulations Emma!

(Your prize is on table in gathering area of church)

GRADES 9-12 and PARENTS: Steubenville registration is now available online at bismarckdiocese.com/steubenville. Two trips are scheduled: St. Paul, Minn. on July 23-26 and Denver, Colo. on June 17-21. Deadline to register is April 3!

2020 African Mission Appeal Thank you for generously supporting our Mission Team with your prayers and gifts to the African Mission Appeal last weekend. Your gifts will help Fr. David Morman min-ister to our brothers and sisters in Kisii, Kenya, East Africa. If you were unable to give a gift last weekend, please do so today. Make your gift payable to the “African Mission Ap-peal” and place it in the collection basket. If you are interested in serving as a member of the Dioc-esan Mission Team or would like more information, please write to: Chuck Reichert, Diocese of Bismarck, PO Box 1137, Bismarck, ND 58502-1137.

CRS RICE BOWLWe are calledJoin our faith community—and more than 14,000 Catholic communities across the United States—in a life-changing Lenten jour-ney with CRS Rice Bowl. Pick up your family’s CRS Rice Bowl from the entrance of the church. During the 40 days of Lent, we will reflect on the challenge of global hunger and how it affects our human family.THIRD WEEK OF LENT • Meet YvoneMeet Yvone from Kenya. She learned proper nutrition and hygiene practices to help keep her healthy and in school. Yvone now has a chance to dream and the strength to followthose dreams. How can you ensure that young people in your community receive proper nutrition?

Visit crsricebowl.org for more.

FOOD PANTRY Our parishes are continu-ally collecting non-perishable food items for the Emmons County Food Pantry. Baskets are located in the church gath-ering area of each of the three parishes.

Camp ReCreation is a summer camp dedicated to peo-ple with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Expe-rience what it feels like to make a difference by sharing your time, talent or treasure at camp this summer. We need volunteers (counselors, teachers, task force, cooks, nurses, entertainers, etc.) for our camp dates of May 31 - June 4 and June 7-12, 2020, in Richardton, N.D. For more infor-mation, visit www.camprecreationnd.com.

Dedicated to serving people with special needs. . .

HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGEwith Spiritual Guide, Fr. David Richter

February 1-12, 2021THIS IS A CATHOLIC RELIGIOUS

PILGRIMAGE INCLUDING DAILY MASS, SCRIPTURE READINGS,

MEDITATION and THE ROSARY.Contact St. John the Apostle Church

701-839-7076Minot, ND

Travel with the Catholics of the Holy Land

In This WorldLord God,

in this world where goodness and evilcontinue to clash with each other,instill in us, and in all your people, discernment to see what is right,

faith to believe what is right, and courage to do what is right.

Keep us aware of the subtlety of sin,and preserve us, body, mind, and soul, through the power of your Holy Spirit.

Amen.

Stages on the Way: Worship resources for Lent, Holy Week, & Easter -- Wild Goose Worship Group, Iona Community

FLOWERS FOR EASTER SEASON St. Paul Church is accepting donations to purchase flowers for the Easter season. Cash or checks can be directed to the Altar Society. Thank you for your continued support!

IMPORTANT NOTICEConcerning Mass - please see notice on page 2

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your Android GooglePlay. 2. Open the myParish app. 3. Click on “Find a Parish.”4. Type in “Linton,” “Hazelton” or “Braddock.”5. Select “Our Catholic Family: St. Anthony, St. Katherine,

St. Paul.”

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vocation view—A surprise encounter can turn our lives around. God offers us living water. Come and drink. (John 4:5-42)

Reading I : Exodus 17:3-7Is the Lord in our midst or not?• In the Exodus reading, the Israelites grumble about

their experience in the desert.• Their thirst represents Israel’s real question, “Why

did God make us leave Egypt?”• Yahweh responds graciously to the needs of the

people.

Reading II : Romans 5:1-2, 5-8We are at peace with God through Christ.• The wonder of God’s free gift of salvation in Jesus

is subject of the passage from Paul’s Letter to the Romans.

• God responds to our need with compassion and mercy.

• God’s love is poured out in our hearts through the Holy Spirit.

Gospel : John 4:5-42Whoever drinks the water I give, will never thirst

again.• In the story of the Samaritan woman, Jesus uses

water as a symbol of God’s revelation and God’s Spirit.

• The exchange between Jesus and the woman causes conversion to take place.

• The woman identifies Jesus several times, each time with greater understanding. First, he was a Jew-ish man, then a prophet, and finally she makes a comment about the Messiah.

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STEWARDSHIP REFLECTION Today’s readings on this third Sunday of Lent present us with the theme of “thirst” and show us that a stewardship way of life can both satisfy our spiritual thirst for Christ and help us to satisfy Christ’s thirst for souls. Our first reading, from the book of Exodus, begins with the words, “In their thirst for water, the people grumbled against Mo-ses.” What little faith and lack of trust they show after all God has done to free them from slavery. But Moses cried out to God for help, and sure enough God provided generously to satisfy thirst. He continues to provide generously for us these many centuries later. Our Gospel passage from John recounts the life-changing encounter Christ has with the Samaritan woman at the well be-ginning with His words to her, “Give me a drink.” Then, He adds, “If you knew the gift of God and who is saying to you, ‘Give me a drink,’ you would have asked him and he would

Lenten Events• St. Anthony:NO STATIONS on Wednesday, March 18Fridays, March 20, 27, April 3: Stations of the Cross

5:30 p.m. followed by meal: - March 20: hosted by Catholic Daughters - Kneophle and Sandwiches - March 27: hosted by KC’s - Fish Fry - April 3: hosted by Rose Fettig, Bobbie Jo Brindle and the Parish CouncilWednesday, March 25: 7:00 p.m. PENANCE SERVICE

at St. Anthony.Wednesday, April 1: 7:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross presented by the students.Wednesday, April 11: Living Stations presented by the

Youth Group• St. Katherine:Fridays: Stations of the Cross 6 p.m. followed by Word

and Communion Service• St. Paul:Wednesdays: Stations of the Cross after CCD class followed by Soup and Salad meal.If you would like to host supper, please contact Adrian Shea or Becky Small.

Sunday Readings and Backgrounds3rd Sunday of Lent • Week of March 15

40 Days for Life From February 26 through April 5, you’re invited to join other Christians for 40 Days for Life – 40 days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You’re also invited to stand and peacefully pray during a 40-day spring campaign (8 a.m. – 8 p.m.) outside the North Dakota State Capitol (6th and Boulevard) in Bismarck. Please help spread the word about this im-portant community outreach. Over 100 abortion clinics around the world have closed due to this powerful time of prayer!

40daysforlife.com/bismarck

We need your help!! Our 3 parishes have taken Sunday, April 5, as our 12-hour day during the 40 days for Life at the Capital Grounds, Bismarck. Please join us in standing up for the unborn and for LIFE! Please contact Linda Kelsch (St. Anthony), Pat Shea (St. Paul), or Sandy Baumgartner (St. Katherine) for more information or to commit to an hour.

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Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament! Giving thanks to our God . . .Do we understand the purpose of Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration in our parish and the value, need and importance of spending one hour each week in prayer with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament? A true Christian is one who believes that Jesus is alive today in the Blessed Sacrament, living, dwelling and called us to Himself. Would you please pray a ‘Hail Mary’ that all may respond to the invitation of perpetual adoration of the Blessed Sacrament? This is simply a matter of putting our faith into action. This is needed now more than ever! We believe as Catholics that Jesus loves us so much that He dwells with us day and night in the Blessed Sacrament. Perpetual adoration is simply our response to His love whereby each of us is willing to spend a quiet holy hour of prayer in His Eucharistic Presence once a week on a regular basis that we may have perpetual exposition of the Blessed Sacrament. All the hours are organized in such a way that each hour is covered by at least one or two of us, so that Jesus is never left alone, and the chapel is always open for anyone who may want to visit Him. Jesus tells us how important this is in His Eucharistic discourse:“Indeed, this is the will of My Father, that everyone who looks upon the Son and believes in Him shall have eternal life. Him I will raise up on the last day” John 6:40. Perpetual exposition is our profession of faith as a people of God, as a Eucharistic parish, that we truly believe that Jesus is here, that He is welcomed, loved and adored by us. Each time we visit Jesus in the Eucharist we enrich our spiritual life. Each moment we look upon the Blessed Sacrament with faith, He raises us up into deeper union with Himself and will make our souls everlastingly more glorious in heaven; for union with Jesus is our calling and vocation in life and our eternal happiness forever in heaven.**There are 168 hours in one week / 120 hours Mon-Fri. We have 334 families registered at St. Anthony Parish, 56 at St. Paul Parish and 31 at St. Katherine Parish, totaling 421 families. Don’t you believe 168 hours could be filled each week!!! Will you commit to spend an hour with our Lord? As of now, there are 52 families committed to 36 hours of adoration -- Jesus is seeking and calling more of His families!

March 21-22 4:00 p.m. Saturday 10:30 a.m. SundayROSARY: Rose Fettig Linda KelschGIFTS: Patty Bosch Family Brian and Mary SchmaltzSERVERS: Alexis Vetter Amber and Megan McCroryLECTOR: Annette Pavlicek Lisa McCroryEMHC: (B) Mary Ann Vetter (B) Rose Fettig, Emily Kelsch (B) Daniel Schumacher (Precious Blood will not be offered at this time) USHERS: Leo Kiefer, Charles Pavlicek Joe Kiefer, George Lawler Troy and Tate Scherr Paul McCrory, Randy MeidingerMUSIC: Catherine, Marie, Children Sue and BrianSACRISTAN: Mary Ann Vetter Catherine Unger GREETERS: Front Entrance Steve Schumacher Family MONEY COUNTERS: Laura Hulm, Rhonda Schmidt MEDIA: Lucas Schumacher COFFEE & DONUTS: Linda Kelsch, Gracie Schumacher

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The Rosary: Before every Mass. Confessions: 1/2 hour before weekday Mass; Saturdays 3:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m.; or anytime by appointment.

✟ St. Anthony Parish

✟ St. Katherine Parish

✟ St. Paul Parish

Mass: Saturdays 7 p.m. • Daily Mass: none until further notice Confessions: • Saturdays 6:15 p.m.-6:45 p.m. or by appointment.

Mass: Sundays 8:30 a.m. • Daily Mass: none until further notice Confessions: Sundays 7:45 a.m.-8:15 a.m. or by appointment

Sunday,March 22, at 8:30 a.m. GIFTS: Pete and Janel Baumgartner LECTOR: Mike AppertSACRISTAN: Judy Kalberer MUSIC: Adrian SheaSERVERS: Jacob and Aiden SheaEMHC: (B) Tom/Adrian Shea (Precious Blood will not be offered)USHERS: Wyatt Kalberer, Bruce DoolittleMONEY COUNTERS: Janel Baumgartner, Steph DoolittleSNOW REMOVAL: Mar. 15-21: Tom Voller Family; Mar. 22-28: Jeff Humann Family

Happy Birthday!March 7 ................................ Tanner SehnMarch 15 ..............................Jordan HulmMarch 15 .............................Emily KelschMarch 15 .............................. Brock NagelMarch 15 ............................ Tiffany SmithMarch 16 ........................... Chelsea NagelMarch 16 ................................ Jon RichterMarch 16 ............Michael A. SchumacherMarch 18 ......................Pete BaumgartnerMarch 18 ..............................Bailey HulmMarch 18 ...........................Tiffney SalweiMarch 20 ............................. Sophia HulmMarch 21 ...................Gracie SchumacherMarch 21 .................................Dan WeberMarch 22 ...............Therese BeitelspacherMarch 22 ............................ Marlene FeistMarch 22 .............................. Scott KelschMarch 22 ................................ Dan TveitoMarch 23 ................................Erik HolzerMarch 23 ...............................Derek JacobMarch 23 ................. Raane SchiermeisterMarch 24 ..........................Morgan HolzerMarch 25 ............................ Joseph KieferMarch 26 ........................ Jonathan AppertMarch 26 ...........................Galen SchmidtMarch 26 .......................Lacey TwardoskiMarch 26 ........................... Stacia WagnerMarch 27 .............................Doug BichlerMarch 27 ............................. Todd Sathren

Happy Anniversary! None recorded for the month of March.

SUNDAY

OUR FINANCIAL OFFERING TO GOD - Fiscal Year 2019-20 - Week 37

God bless you as you celebrate!

Saturday, March 21, at 7:00 p.m. Children’s MassLECTOR: Children MUSIC: ChildrenSERVERS: Children SACRISTAN: PaulEMHC: (Precious Blood will not be offered) GIFTS: ChildrenMONEY COUNTERS: EMHC

GOAL$485,000

$400,000

Received

MaintainingOur Legacy

$350,104

• ST. ANTHONY March 7-8 Year-to-DateAdult/Loose Contributions .........$2,952..............$158,698Children Contributions ...............$ 9..............$ 905TOTAL Contributions ................$2,961..............$159,603Budget ........................................$4,057..............$150,109Over (Under) ...........................($1,096)..............$ 9,494• ST. KATHERINE Adult/Loose Contributions ........$ 452 ..............$21,734Children Contributions ..............$ 5................$ 241TOTAL Contributions ...............$ 457................$21,975Budget ...................................... $ 730................$27,010Over (Under) ............................($ 273)............... ($5,035)• ST. PAUL Adult/Loose Contributions .........$ 631................$24,877Children Contributions ...............$ 2.................$ 301TOTAL Contributions ................$ 633................$25,178Budget ........................................$ 695................$25,715Over (Under) .............................($ 62)............... ($ 537)

St. Anthony ChurchBOX GUTTER

PROJECTReceived: $8,057

Approximate cost ofrepair is $40,000

and was not includedin Maintaining Our Legacy.

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Baptism and Weddings: If you are planning an upcoming baptism or wedding at St. Anthony, St. Katherine or St. Paul Churches, please remember to notify the St. Anthony’s Parish office at 254-4588, at least one month before the date of baptism and at least nine months prior to the wedding date.

Mass at St. Anthony Church broadcasted LIVE on BEK TV Channel 25! Sundays 10:30 a.m. Mass and Holy Days(NOTE: Televised Mass does not meet the weekend obligation for those able to attend Mass.)

CALENDAR•  FOOD PANTRY, Linton, open 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. ..................................................................Every Wednesday•  ST. ANTHONY FELLOWSHIP following 10:30 a.m. Mass ........................................................... most Sundays•  ST. KATHERINE FELLOWSHIP (basement) following Mass .................................................Saturday, April 4•  ST. PAUL FELLOWSHIP (basement) following Mass .........................................................Sunday, March 15•  TURQUOISE TABLE GATHERING at Parish Center, 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. ........................ Wednesday, March 18

St. Anthony: Christian Mothers: President Louann Kiefer 254-4095; Catholic Daughters: President Luella Jochim 254-4075 Catholic Order of Foresters: President Larry Malsom 254-4359; Knights of Columbus: Grand Knight Gary HulmSt. Katherine: Christian Mothers/Altar Society: President Audrey Rambough • St. Paul: Altar Society: Co-Presidents Corrine Baumiller and Janel Baumgartner • FOCCUS Facilitators: Steph and Bruce Doolittle (Facilitating Open Couple Communication, Understanding and Study)

Memorize and Spread Vital Resources to save a life. It is important to commit two simple resources to memory. The first is the pregnancy help hotline number, 800-712-HELP. The second is the website www.pregnancycenters.org. As pro-lifers, we must always be ready at a moment’s notice to help people who may be tempted to have an abortion, and to point them to real alternatives.

EVENTS• NO Stations of the Cross, St. Anthony Church, NOTE CANCELLATION ...................... Wednesday, Mar. 18 Grades 7-12 will be attending the Vocations Jamboree at Univ. of Mary

•  STATIONS OF THE CROSS, St. Paul Church, after CCD followed by Soup/Salad meal. ...... Wednesday, Mar. 18

•  STATIONS OF THE CROSS, St. Anthony Church, 5:30 p.m., followed by Meal............................. Friday, Mar. 20

•  STATIONS OF THE CROSS, St. Katherine Church, 6 p.m., followed by Word/Communion ............ Friday, Mar. 20

•  PENANCE SERVICE, St. Anthony, 7 p.m. (several priests will be available) ................... Wednesday, Mar. 25

•  STATIONS OF THE CROSS, St. Anthony Church, 5:30 p.m., followed by Meal............................. Friday, Mar. 27

•  STATIONS OF THE CROSS, St. Katherine Church, 6 p.m., followed by Word/Communion ............ Friday, Mar. 27

•  STATIONS OF THE CROSS, St. Paul Church, after CCD followed by Soup/Salad meal. ........ Wednesday, April 1

•  STATIONS OF THE CROSS, St. Anthony Church, 7 p.m. led by students ........................ Wednesday, April 1

•  STATIONS OF THE CROSS, St. Anthony Church, 5:30 p.m., followed by Meal............................... Friday, April 3

•  STATIONS OF THE CROSS, St. Katherine Church, 6 p.m., followed by Word/Communion .............. Friday, April 3

•  DEADLINE to register for STEUBENVILLE, for grades 9-12 (see page 3) ............................... Friday, April 3

•  40 DAYS FOR LIFE, Capital Grounds, Bismarck — during 12 hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ..........Sunday, April 5 (see page 5) Please contact Linda Kelsch (St. Anthony), Pat Shea (St. Paul), or Sandy Baumgartner (St. Katherine) for more information or to commit to an hour.

EDUCATION•  CCD CLASSES at St. Anthony, K-6 at 3:45-4:45 p.m.; Gr. 7-12 to Univ. of Mary .......... Wednesday, Mar. 18 Grades 7-12 will attend the Vocations Jamboree at Univ. of Mary. Leave at 4 p.m. from Church parking lot and will pick up students at Hazelton School parking lot at 4:15 p.m. Remember to bring signed Liability forms.

•  CCD CLASSES at St. Paul/St. Katherine, K-6 at 3:30-4:45 p.m. ................................... Wednesday, Mar. 18

•  THE BIBLE TIMELINE (Bible Study), St. Paul Church, 7 p.m. ....................................... Wednesday, Mar. 18

•  CCD CLASSES at St. Anthony, K-6 at 3:45-4:45 p.m.; 7-12 at 7-8:30 p.m. ................... Wednesday, Mar. 25 Grades 7-12 go directly to the church for the Penance Service

•  CCD CLASSES at St. Paul/St. Katherine, K-6 at 3:30-4:45 p.m. ................................... Wednesday, Mar. 25

•  THE BIBLE TIMELINE (Bible Study), St. Paul Church, 7 p.m. ....................................... Wednesday, Mar. 25

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LARGE SIzE2.5 x 2.5 inches or

5 x 1.25 inches$300to run

March 2020 - August 2020

SMALL SIzE2.5 x 1.25 inches

$150to run

March 2020 - August 2020

If interested in placing your ad in this weekly bulletin, please call the parish office

at 254-4588 or stop by. Thank you for your generosity and support.

Tony BaumgartnerDistrict Sales Manager

Cell: 701-400-9580Home: 701-782-4206

Email: tony.baumgartner@rea-hybrids.com

1292 56th St. SE, Braddock, ND 58524

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have given you living water.” Christ is speaking the very same words to us to us today. These two verses encapsulate the call to stewardship. Christ asks us to “give him a drink” by sharing what we have with Him and with others for His sake. Yet, it is Christ Himself who provides the water — the living water that is His grace. God has chosen to include us in His plan for bringing all people to salvation through Him. We live out our part in His plan through a steward-ship way of life. This Lent, let us resolve to respond to His call with passion and commitment. Let us do our part to quench His thirst.

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