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02-00295-B-6953.jdfPhone (218) 722-3078 †
Serving as a living sign of Christ’s saving presence in the heart of the city
July 18, 2021 15th Sunday of Ordinary Time
To join the parish of St. Mary Star of the Sea: Registration forms are found online at
www.stmarystaroftheseaduluth.com and in the pocket shelf in the hallway to the Sacristy.
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Pastor - Fr. Tony Wroblewski, ext. 12
Parochial Vicar - Fr. Charles Friebohle ext. 12 Priest in Residence - Fr. Ryan Moravitz
Deacon Jim Philbin, (218) 348-6258 [email protected] Deacon Ted Windus 218-391-5414 [email protected] Deacon Dick Laumeyer, (218) 391-6730 [email protected] Secretary - Rebecca Domagala (218)722-3078 x 14 [email protected]
Sonya Morris, Faith Formation K-5 Office: (218) 724-6332 Asst: Maria Langren
Nancy Turchi, Parish Nurse, leave msg ext 13
Adoration Chapel
Mass Times
St. Mary Star of the Sea 325 E. 3rd Street Duluth MN 55805
Mon - Fri 12:10 PM Saturday 4:00 PM Sunday 9:15 AM
Confessions
Monday-Friday 11:30 - Noon Saturday 3:00 pm - 3:45 PM
Parish Prayer Team: If in need of pray- ers or interested in joining the team, con- tact the parish office or Carol Beaupre at (218)724-7152.
Adoration and Divine Mercy: Ado- ration following the Friday 12:10 mass until 3pm. Call the office or sign up on our church website at https:// www.stmarystaroftheseaduluth.com/.
“A Message from Fr. Charlie Friebohle”
Monday, Mass, July 19 12:10 pm Healing John Voss Tuesday, Mass, July 20 12:10 pm Jotti Joseph Wednesday, Mass, July 21 12:10 pm Healing Tom Thelen Thursday, Mass, July 22 12:10 pm Extended Murray Friday, Mass, July 23 12:10 pm Extended Chapman Family Saturday, Mass, July 24 4:00 pm Healing Sara Schick Sunday, Mass, July 25 9:15 am Parishioners
MASS INTENTIONS
PRAY FOR RELIGIOUS
Mon,19 Dcn. Barry Olson Tue,, 20 ............................. Dcn. James Philbin Wed, 21 ........................ Dcn. Herbert Ramsay Thu, 22 .............................. Dcn. Steve Schuler
Fri, 23 ................................ Dcn. Mark Skala Sat, 24 ............................... Dcn. Grant Toma
Sun, 25 ....................................... Fr. Jon Wild
SAY A SPECIAL PRAYER FOR OUR DECEASED PRIESTS
People often will ask a priest that if he could choose one assignment, what would that be? If you talk to most priests, however, they end up loving whatever assignment they are in. The reason for this is that as a priest you are walking most intimately with your parishioners towards God. As John says, “Nothing gives me greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth.” (3 John 1:4) I could sit down and make a pros and cons list of my new assignment, but I know that God will surprise me along the way especially filling me with joy as I see the faithful walking in the truth.
I have had the unique opportunity of already living here for a few months, and have already been filled with that joy as I have slowly come to know some of the lay faithful here. I hope that I will be able to meet many more of you as we journey together on this path of holiness. It always fills me with joy to be able to celebrate Mass, hear confessions, and perform my priestly duties with you, but it always makes it much more special when I am able to know the people beyond just their face.
Some of you may only know me as that priest who has a beard and is always wearing sandals, but I hope you can come to know me a little better than that. I was raised in Brainerd along with my four siblings. We spent a good portion of my childhood living out in the country, so between that and Boy Scouts I grew a love for being outside. I try to get out whether it is to explore a new hike someone told me about, hunting, fishing, or just to sit outside and read a book. Having grown up with a large extended family, I enjoy getting together with others for meals, playing games, or just talking about if the Twins are going to turn it around anytime soon.
Above all I love being a priest, and helping people on their path of holiness. I love to talk about the saints, what theological book I am reading, and hearing people talk about where they are in their faith life. I am very excited to be able to minster as a priest here at the Cathedral and Star of the Sea. Do not be afraid to introduce yourself to me. I look forward to the opportunity to learn your name and get to know you better.
I know that God will fill me with great joy in this new assignment, but as with any vocation there will be trials to overcome. I ask of your prayers as I start this new chapter of my life to be filled with that joy of God, and to be able to navigate those trials upcoming. Know of my prayers for you.
In Jesus and Mary, Fr. Charlie stmarystaroftheseaduluth.org
Check out: Catholic Radio Programming Real Presence Radio Network FM 88.1 On the web at
www.yourcatholicradiostation.com
The St. Vincent de Paul Society: Please continue to support us especially with your prayers. Questions, call Dcn. Jim at 218-348-6258. We meet the 2ndand 4th Thur. of the month in June and July at 6pm. We will meet IN PERSON. Email [email protected] or call Deacon Jim for details.
Eucharistic Adoration will be held at the Cathe- dral each Tuesday from 3 to 7 PM. Come and spend time in the love and presence of the Lord.
Low Gluten Hosts- New Procedure: Low gluten hosts are available at all liturgies. If you need a low-gluten host stop by the sacristy before Mass begins to let the priest know! Thank you!
Knights of Columbus Monsignor O’Shea Council: Lead With Faith, Protect Your Family, Serve Others, Defend Your Values,
Become a Knight. Join Us Today: visit KofC.org/ JoinUs or call Bob Spehar: 218-349-505
Prayers: Wed. at 6:00pm. Outside at Mary’s Gar- den to pray the rosary and Sunday scriptures. Weather permitting
SMA NEWS: Now Hiring: Spread the word— exceptional educators needed! Stella Maris Academy is seeking a full time Pre-K teacher and a full time K-4 teacher. Visit www.stellamaris.academy/employment to apply today.
Readings for the Week of July 18
Sunday: Jer 23:1-6/Ps 23:1-3, 3-4, 5, 6 [1]/Eph 2:13-18/Mk 6:30-34 Monday: Ex 14:5-18/Ex 15:1bc,-2, 3-4, 5-6 [1b]/Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Ex 14:21—15:1/Ex 15:8-9, 10 and 12, 17 [1b]/ Mt 12:46-50 Wednesday: Ex 16:1-5, 9-15/Ps 78:18-19, 23-24, 25-26, 27-28 [24b]/Mt 13:1-9 Thursday: Sg 3:1-4b or 2 Cor 5:14-17/Ps 63:2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9 [2]/Jn 20:1-2, 11-18 Friday: Ex 20:1-17/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [cf. Jn 6:68c]/Mt 13:18-23 Saturday: Ex 24:3-8/Ps 50:1b-2, 5-6, 14-15 [14a]/Mt 13:24-30 Next Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:42-44/Ps 145:10-11, 15-16, 17-18 [cf. 16]/Eph 4:1-6/Jn 6:1-15 Liturgical Publications Inc.
STEWARDSHIP READINGS
Holy Innocents Adoration Chapel is in need of adorers. Call Christine Ficken for hours 724-7713
Parish Stewardship A Summary of our Financial Stewardship Report:
Faith Formation: We hear in today’s Gospel, Jesus inviting his disciples to rest after their ministry. As we heard last week these twelve had been sent out to preach repentance, heal the sick, and drive out demons. When they returned to Jesus, they were tired. Family demands can make us feel like Jesus and the twelve apostles. We wish for times of relaxation and renewal, but there are errands to do, household chores to keep up with, volunteer commitments to keep. These are all good things, but we can be left feeling drained and tired as we try to keep up. Summer months provide a greater freedom to enjoy time for recreation. We are blessed to have opportuni- ties to choose how to spend our time. Jesus wants us to take time for rest and relaxation and to also spend some of that quiet time in prayer. After a busy day of fun activities many people like to relax by spending time with family, reading, or listening to music. Jesus knew his Disciples were tired and want- ed to spend some quiet time with them at the end of a long day. He also knows that we get tired and He also wants to spend quiet time with us each day too. As we settle in at the end of the day, spend time with Jesus in prayer. Take this time as a family to end each day in quiet prayer time together. Encourage your chil- dren to pray before they go to sleep at night. If your family hasn’t prayed evening prayer together, take this time to teach your family evening prayer and pray it to- gether. It can be found on the Ibreviary app or webpage. As the summer months continue, ask God to help you find time to renew yourselves so that you might be bet- ter disciples of Jesus Christ. Ask Him to help your family appreciate the importance of including time for rest, relaxation, and prayer as they learn how to be disciples of Christ too. God Bless, Sonya
The Diocese of Duluth’s Office of Marriage, Family, and Life has now opened registration for our First Annual Catholic Family Camp at Big Sandy Camp and Retreat Center in McGregor, MN, on August 13-15. Fami- ly fun! There is lodge space, RV, and tenting sites. Food is included and no dishes. For more information, go to Marriage, Family and Life | Diocese of Duluth (dioceseduluth.org). A limited financial support available by generous benefactor. Preference for will be given to participants with larger families. So “Go for the Fun, Stay for the Faith!” Ques- tions [email protected].
Teen Discipleship Nights Thur., July 22 & 29 from 5-10PM at New- man House, Duluth: We provide three nights throughout the month of July for high school students across the diocese to join us for an evening that has the following components: Mass, BBQ, Talk, Speedball, Dairy Queen
Camp Survive Mon-Fri 8/2-6 & 8/9-13 at Big Sandy Camp, McGregor Camp for Students who have completed Grades 6-8: Camp Survive is a high camp sponsored by the Diocese of Duluth. Just like all of the di- ocesan youth programs the sacraments are at the center of this camp. Students have the opportunity to attend daily Mass, go to confession, spend time worshipping our Lord in Adoration, and connect with oth- er youth their age through small groups and the many camp activities.
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Mary Star of the Sea, Duluth, MN A 4C 02-0295
DEB & MIKE STROP
Siding • Roofing • Plumbing
“Choose Life”
Lake Superior Life Care Center 101 W. 2nd St., Duluth MN 55802
(218) 727-3399
Commercial & Industrial Carpeting, Resilient Flooring & Ceramic Tile
Robert Pasek, Owner 537 Garfield Ave. • Duluth, MN 55802 218-723-4056 • Fax: 218-723-4058
[email protected] www.contracttileandcarpet.com
St. Mary’s Medical Center
Additions • Remodeling ROOFING • SIDING
• Reasonable Rates •
Locally Owned On-Line Ordering Available
722-6547 www.twinportspaper.com
hours: monday - friday 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
215 east 14th street duluth, minnesota 55811
phone (218) 722-3963 doughertyveterinary.com
Traditional and Cremation Burial Options
218-724-3376 www.calvarycemeteryduluth.com
-Locally Owned- 218-624-1059
3208 West 3rd Street - Duluth Dan Dougherty & Daniel T. Dougherty Owners
On Beautiful Park Point in Duluth
Building a Community around Care
Skilled Nursing & Transitional Care
3910 Minnesota Ave. • 218-727-8933
Matthew H. Beaumier Attorney at Law
Beaumier Trogdon Orman Hurd & Viegas
Attorneys at Law PLLP
Come Home to
Schedule a TourSchedule a Tour (218) 727-8831 www.stanns.com
“We are your local non-profit Senior Assisted and Independent Living Community”
ONALASKA AMERICAN LEGION POST 336
Bar, Grill & Banquet Hall
607-783-3300
onalaskapost336.org
Contact Rob Witte to place an ad today! [email protected] or
(800) 950-9952 x2501
Serving as a living sign of Christ’s saving presence in the heart of the city
July 18, 2021 15th Sunday of Ordinary Time
To join the parish of St. Mary Star of the Sea: Registration forms are found online at
www.stmarystaroftheseaduluth.com and in the pocket shelf in the hallway to the Sacristy.
Office Hours: Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Pastor - Fr. Tony Wroblewski, ext. 12
Parochial Vicar - Fr. Charles Friebohle ext. 12 Priest in Residence - Fr. Ryan Moravitz
Deacon Jim Philbin, (218) 348-6258 [email protected] Deacon Ted Windus 218-391-5414 [email protected] Deacon Dick Laumeyer, (218) 391-6730 [email protected] Secretary - Rebecca Domagala (218)722-3078 x 14 [email protected]
Sonya Morris, Faith Formation K-5 Office: (218) 724-6332 Asst: Maria Langren
Nancy Turchi, Parish Nurse, leave msg ext 13
Adoration Chapel
Mass Times
St. Mary Star of the Sea 325 E. 3rd Street Duluth MN 55805
Mon - Fri 12:10 PM Saturday 4:00 PM Sunday 9:15 AM
Confessions
Monday-Friday 11:30 - Noon Saturday 3:00 pm - 3:45 PM
Parish Prayer Team: If in need of pray- ers or interested in joining the team, con- tact the parish office or Carol Beaupre at (218)724-7152.
Adoration and Divine Mercy: Ado- ration following the Friday 12:10 mass until 3pm. Call the office or sign up on our church website at https:// www.stmarystaroftheseaduluth.com/.
“A Message from Fr. Charlie Friebohle”
Monday, Mass, July 19 12:10 pm Healing John Voss Tuesday, Mass, July 20 12:10 pm Jotti Joseph Wednesday, Mass, July 21 12:10 pm Healing Tom Thelen Thursday, Mass, July 22 12:10 pm Extended Murray Friday, Mass, July 23 12:10 pm Extended Chapman Family Saturday, Mass, July 24 4:00 pm Healing Sara Schick Sunday, Mass, July 25 9:15 am Parishioners
MASS INTENTIONS
PRAY FOR RELIGIOUS
Mon,19 Dcn. Barry Olson Tue,, 20 ............................. Dcn. James Philbin Wed, 21 ........................ Dcn. Herbert Ramsay Thu, 22 .............................. Dcn. Steve Schuler
Fri, 23 ................................ Dcn. Mark Skala Sat, 24 ............................... Dcn. Grant Toma
Sun, 25 ....................................... Fr. Jon Wild
SAY A SPECIAL PRAYER FOR OUR DECEASED PRIESTS
People often will ask a priest that if he could choose one assignment, what would that be? If you talk to most priests, however, they end up loving whatever assignment they are in. The reason for this is that as a priest you are walking most intimately with your parishioners towards God. As John says, “Nothing gives me greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth.” (3 John 1:4) I could sit down and make a pros and cons list of my new assignment, but I know that God will surprise me along the way especially filling me with joy as I see the faithful walking in the truth.
I have had the unique opportunity of already living here for a few months, and have already been filled with that joy as I have slowly come to know some of the lay faithful here. I hope that I will be able to meet many more of you as we journey together on this path of holiness. It always fills me with joy to be able to celebrate Mass, hear confessions, and perform my priestly duties with you, but it always makes it much more special when I am able to know the people beyond just their face.
Some of you may only know me as that priest who has a beard and is always wearing sandals, but I hope you can come to know me a little better than that. I was raised in Brainerd along with my four siblings. We spent a good portion of my childhood living out in the country, so between that and Boy Scouts I grew a love for being outside. I try to get out whether it is to explore a new hike someone told me about, hunting, fishing, or just to sit outside and read a book. Having grown up with a large extended family, I enjoy getting together with others for meals, playing games, or just talking about if the Twins are going to turn it around anytime soon.
Above all I love being a priest, and helping people on their path of holiness. I love to talk about the saints, what theological book I am reading, and hearing people talk about where they are in their faith life. I am very excited to be able to minster as a priest here at the Cathedral and Star of the Sea. Do not be afraid to introduce yourself to me. I look forward to the opportunity to learn your name and get to know you better.
I know that God will fill me with great joy in this new assignment, but as with any vocation there will be trials to overcome. I ask of your prayers as I start this new chapter of my life to be filled with that joy of God, and to be able to navigate those trials upcoming. Know of my prayers for you.
In Jesus and Mary, Fr. Charlie stmarystaroftheseaduluth.org
Check out: Catholic Radio Programming Real Presence Radio Network FM 88.1 On the web at
www.yourcatholicradiostation.com
The St. Vincent de Paul Society: Please continue to support us especially with your prayers. Questions, call Dcn. Jim at 218-348-6258. We meet the 2ndand 4th Thur. of the month in June and July at 6pm. We will meet IN PERSON. Email [email protected] or call Deacon Jim for details.
Eucharistic Adoration will be held at the Cathe- dral each Tuesday from 3 to 7 PM. Come and spend time in the love and presence of the Lord.
Low Gluten Hosts- New Procedure: Low gluten hosts are available at all liturgies. If you need a low-gluten host stop by the sacristy before Mass begins to let the priest know! Thank you!
Knights of Columbus Monsignor O’Shea Council: Lead With Faith, Protect Your Family, Serve Others, Defend Your Values,
Become a Knight. Join Us Today: visit KofC.org/ JoinUs or call Bob Spehar: 218-349-505
Prayers: Wed. at 6:00pm. Outside at Mary’s Gar- den to pray the rosary and Sunday scriptures. Weather permitting
SMA NEWS: Now Hiring: Spread the word— exceptional educators needed! Stella Maris Academy is seeking a full time Pre-K teacher and a full time K-4 teacher. Visit www.stellamaris.academy/employment to apply today.
Readings for the Week of July 18
Sunday: Jer 23:1-6/Ps 23:1-3, 3-4, 5, 6 [1]/Eph 2:13-18/Mk 6:30-34 Monday: Ex 14:5-18/Ex 15:1bc,-2, 3-4, 5-6 [1b]/Mt 12:38-42 Tuesday: Ex 14:21—15:1/Ex 15:8-9, 10 and 12, 17 [1b]/ Mt 12:46-50 Wednesday: Ex 16:1-5, 9-15/Ps 78:18-19, 23-24, 25-26, 27-28 [24b]/Mt 13:1-9 Thursday: Sg 3:1-4b or 2 Cor 5:14-17/Ps 63:2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9 [2]/Jn 20:1-2, 11-18 Friday: Ex 20:1-17/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [cf. Jn 6:68c]/Mt 13:18-23 Saturday: Ex 24:3-8/Ps 50:1b-2, 5-6, 14-15 [14a]/Mt 13:24-30 Next Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:42-44/Ps 145:10-11, 15-16, 17-18 [cf. 16]/Eph 4:1-6/Jn 6:1-15 Liturgical Publications Inc.
STEWARDSHIP READINGS
Holy Innocents Adoration Chapel is in need of adorers. Call Christine Ficken for hours 724-7713
Parish Stewardship A Summary of our Financial Stewardship Report:
Faith Formation: We hear in today’s Gospel, Jesus inviting his disciples to rest after their ministry. As we heard last week these twelve had been sent out to preach repentance, heal the sick, and drive out demons. When they returned to Jesus, they were tired. Family demands can make us feel like Jesus and the twelve apostles. We wish for times of relaxation and renewal, but there are errands to do, household chores to keep up with, volunteer commitments to keep. These are all good things, but we can be left feeling drained and tired as we try to keep up. Summer months provide a greater freedom to enjoy time for recreation. We are blessed to have opportuni- ties to choose how to spend our time. Jesus wants us to take time for rest and relaxation and to also spend some of that quiet time in prayer. After a busy day of fun activities many people like to relax by spending time with family, reading, or listening to music. Jesus knew his Disciples were tired and want- ed to spend some quiet time with them at the end of a long day. He also knows that we get tired and He also wants to spend quiet time with us each day too. As we settle in at the end of the day, spend time with Jesus in prayer. Take this time as a family to end each day in quiet prayer time together. Encourage your chil- dren to pray before they go to sleep at night. If your family hasn’t prayed evening prayer together, take this time to teach your family evening prayer and pray it to- gether. It can be found on the Ibreviary app or webpage. As the summer months continue, ask God to help you find time to renew yourselves so that you might be bet- ter disciples of Jesus Christ. Ask Him to help your family appreciate the importance of including time for rest, relaxation, and prayer as they learn how to be disciples of Christ too. God Bless, Sonya
The Diocese of Duluth’s Office of Marriage, Family, and Life has now opened registration for our First Annual Catholic Family Camp at Big Sandy Camp and Retreat Center in McGregor, MN, on August 13-15. Fami- ly fun! There is lodge space, RV, and tenting sites. Food is included and no dishes. For more information, go to Marriage, Family and Life | Diocese of Duluth (dioceseduluth.org). A limited financial support available by generous benefactor. Preference for will be given to participants with larger families. So “Go for the Fun, Stay for the Faith!” Ques- tions [email protected].
Teen Discipleship Nights Thur., July 22 & 29 from 5-10PM at New- man House, Duluth: We provide three nights throughout the month of July for high school students across the diocese to join us for an evening that has the following components: Mass, BBQ, Talk, Speedball, Dairy Queen
Camp Survive Mon-Fri 8/2-6 & 8/9-13 at Big Sandy Camp, McGregor Camp for Students who have completed Grades 6-8: Camp Survive is a high camp sponsored by the Diocese of Duluth. Just like all of the di- ocesan youth programs the sacraments are at the center of this camp. Students have the opportunity to attend daily Mass, go to confession, spend time worshipping our Lord in Adoration, and connect with oth- er youth their age through small groups and the many camp activities.
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Mary Star of the Sea, Duluth, MN A 4C 02-0295
DEB & MIKE STROP
Siding • Roofing • Plumbing
“Choose Life”
Lake Superior Life Care Center 101 W. 2nd St., Duluth MN 55802
(218) 727-3399
Commercial & Industrial Carpeting, Resilient Flooring & Ceramic Tile
Robert Pasek, Owner 537 Garfield Ave. • Duluth, MN 55802 218-723-4056 • Fax: 218-723-4058
[email protected] www.contracttileandcarpet.com
St. Mary’s Medical Center
Additions • Remodeling ROOFING • SIDING
• Reasonable Rates •
Locally Owned On-Line Ordering Available
722-6547 www.twinportspaper.com
hours: monday - friday 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
215 east 14th street duluth, minnesota 55811
phone (218) 722-3963 doughertyveterinary.com
Traditional and Cremation Burial Options
218-724-3376 www.calvarycemeteryduluth.com
-Locally Owned- 218-624-1059
3208 West 3rd Street - Duluth Dan Dougherty & Daniel T. Dougherty Owners
On Beautiful Park Point in Duluth
Building a Community around Care
Skilled Nursing & Transitional Care
3910 Minnesota Ave. • 218-727-8933
Matthew H. Beaumier Attorney at Law
Beaumier Trogdon Orman Hurd & Viegas
Attorneys at Law PLLP
Come Home to
Schedule a TourSchedule a Tour (218) 727-8831 www.stanns.com
“We are your local non-profit Senior Assisted and Independent Living Community”
ONALASKA AMERICAN LEGION POST 336
Bar, Grill & Banquet Hall
607-783-3300
onalaskapost336.org
Contact Rob Witte to place an ad today! [email protected] or
(800) 950-9952 x2501