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MAY 11, 2008
PENTECOST
Parish Web Site- www.superiorcathedral.org
Superior Diocese Web
Site- www.catholicdos.org
In the event of an Emergency after Business Hours
Call Fr. Dan at 392-3544
MASS INTENTIONS
- Pat Cadigan,
Tish Cadigan & Mary
Murdoch
TUESDAY, May 13, 2008
- Estate
WEDNESDAY, May 14, 2008
8:30 A.M. – John
“Jack” Paine-M
- Mike
Tucker
THURSDAY, May 15, 2008
- Marian
Harry & Helen Manion
FRIDAY, May 16, 2008
- Rita LaVenture
& Family
WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE
- Wife
Marilyn
SUNDAY, May 18, 2008
Cathedral Parishioners
10:30 A.M. – Edmund & Marie Whitacre-M
- Dale & Pat Piggott
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SANCTUARY CANDLE
for the week of May 11th:
Will burn In Memory of JoAnn Olaf
By Lucy Olaf
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In Loving Memory of… Thelma VanLandschoot, mother of
parishioner Kay Gustafson; and Robert Helstern. May they be granted eternal rest and may the
Lord’s peace and comfort be with their families and loved ones.
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VOCATIONS…Come Holy
Spirit, fill the hearts of your faithful, and enkindle in them the fire of your
love. Send forth your spirit, and we
shall be created, and you shall renew the face of the earth! Blow, strong winds of spirit; stir the fire
of your love; encourage our response.
(Acts 1: 15-17,20-26)
Sunday: Acts 2: 1-11/1 Cor
12:3b-7,12-13/Jn 20: 19-23
Monday: Jas 1: 1-11 / Mk 8: 11-13
Tuesday: Jas 1: 12-18 / Mk 8: 14-21
Wednesday: Acts
Thursday: Jas 2: 1-9 / Mk 8: 27-33
Friday: Jas
Saturday: Jas 3: 1-10 / Mk 9: 2-13
Next Sunday: Ex
34: 4b-6,8-9 / 2 Cor
CATHEDRAL CHURCH CALENDAR
Sun. May 11 – Confirmation at the
Tues. May 13
– 7:00 PM Parish Council Meeting at
the Parish Office.
Sat. May
Sat/Sun May
17/18 – Food Collection Weekend
– Coffee &
Rolls after the
Sun. May
MINISTRIES
PRAYER MINISTRY
There are people
in the parish willing to share your needs and prayers. Please call 392-3083 if you or a loved one is
in need.
LITURGICAL
ROLES for May 17th & 18th
MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION:
4:30 Lu Archambault,
Mavis Moran, George Peterson, Need one
8:30 Ro & Phil Birch, Mary & John
Mahan, Sharon & Larry Price
10:30 Gene Bergren, Kim Kaz, Harry Kubarek, Luz Lao,
Betty Leszcynski, Kent Phillips, Alice Stack
READERS: CANTORS:
SERVERS:
USHERS:
Terry Mikel
Lenny Rouse
Need 1
Jim Bleskan
Stan Semborski
Tom Tracy
Kent Phillips
Max Phillips
Jim Ronchak
GREETERS:
Mavis Moran (SE)
Penny Johnson (MW)
Krista Johnson (MC)
Jan Ronchak (ME)
Edith Livingston & Kate Anecki (SE)
Don Baltes (MW)
Janet Baltes (MC)
Betty Peterson (ME)
Kathy Moder
& Kathy Schulties (SE)
Tom Henning (MW)
Sandy Henning (MC)
Denise Osterholm (ME)
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
In the second reading today,
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FINANCIAL
CONTRIBUTIONS: For May 3rd & 4th
…269 Envelope Users (225 last week) contributed $8,373.00 in the Regular
Collection, $416.12 in the Loose Collection, & $27.00 in the Teen/Children’s
Collection. Thank you!
FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK
WELCOMES
We welcome the newest members of our parish family.
Christine Mullner and David Lammi
John and Joan Messina
We celebrate our newly baptized into the Catholic
faith.
Owen Patrick Porter
Drew Michael Eisel
We joyfully congratulate
Dustin and Shannon Saari
as they begin their life’s journey
united in Christ through the sacrament of marriage.
NOTE FROM FR. LEE
I will be
away from the parish from May 15th through May 22nd to
attend the annual meeting of my Religious Congregation. Please keep all of us in your prayers.
-
Fr. Lee
Please remember in
your prayers Mrs.
Sylvia Murphy, who passed away May 6th in
Chuck’s address is as follows if you would wish to
send condolences:
Chuck
Murphy
CHICKEN DINNER REPORT
Served: 954 Meals (including
take-out dinners)
Net: $6,998.00
Expenses: $2,212.48
Profit: $4,785.52
10% of the profit: $478.55 will be donated to Harbor
House Shelters.
THANK YOU
To All Chicken Dinner Workers,
Thank you to all the wonderful people who helped with
the chicken dinner! We had record
numbers to work on Saturday and Sunday.
Oprah would be proud! So thanks
for the outstanding help in making 2008’s Chicken Dinner a huge success. I could never mention everyone by name but
you will know it’s you. Some workers
came early and some stayed late and all worked beyond expectations. I can’t forget the Cathedral office staff,
Fr. Dan & Fr. Lee, and the Parish Council for many months of hard
work. Lastly, thanks to all the people
who came to eat and get take outs. You
all made me look very good.
Special
thanks to Lucille LaGesse for the many hours she puts
in assisting before and during the event.
But again this year I also have to thank Gene and Barb Bergren, and
God bless
you all and because you did such a good job we’ll want you again next year.
Thanks again!
Sandy Henning
PARISH COUNCIL
NOMINATIONS
The Parish Council Nominating Committee
found (4) parishioners to run for Parish Council. There are 4 present members who are leaving
the council. Because, we could not come up with another candidate – to have 5 for
an election, there will not be an election!
With the “advice and consent” of the Council, the Pastor will
automatically appoint these (4) candidates to the Cathedral Parish Council who
are Sara Fouts, William Goligoski,
Joe Mackiewicz and Jim Paine.
On behalf of the Parish, I wish to thank
sincerely the 4 members leaving the Council:
Gene Bergren, who has served as Council Chair
for a number of years, Lucille LaGesse, Diann Nelson and Tom Tracy.
Your leadership, your participation and support has been most
gratifying. You truly have built-up the
Cathedral Parish Family by your gifts of Time and Talent.
Fr. Dan
*Please Note: In last week’s bulletin we had
WEEKLY MEDITATION
PENTECOST
John 20:19-23
The opening prayer
of today’s Mass says: “Send your Spirit into our lives with the power of a
mighty wind, and by the flame of your wisdom open the horizons of our
minds”. Wind and Fire are the
images associated with the gift of the Holy Spirit. Fr. John Heagle in
his book, Life to the Full, says, “The wind and the sun. The breath and the fire. Every morning these sources of creativity
move across the land in a daily cycle that brings life and movement, growth and
harvest to our lives… St. Bonaventure
refers to the world as ‘the footprints
of God.’ The footprints leave a pattern. They create a shape.
They reveal a theme.”
So we have observed
Easter and Ascension: Christ crucified,
is Christ Risen, conquering the darkness of sin and death. The Risen Christ was then lifted-UP to be seated in glory at the right
hand of His Father. This happened that
the Holy Spirit/the Advocate might come DOWN
in fire and wind (the wisdom and power) to be with us always till the end of
time. The Holy Spirit, then, empowers us
to GO-out to all
the world to baptize and to teach all that I have commanded you!
The prophet Isaiah
(55:10-11) said this: “As the rain and snow come down from the heavens and do
not return without watering the earth, giving seed to the sower,
and bread for eating, so the word that goes from my mouth does not return to me
empty, without carrying out my will and succeeding in what it was sent to
do.” So, the Word became Flesh (Emmanuel
– God with us); Jesus said, “My work is to do the will of my Father”. In the
Jesus left the
world stage that the Holy Spirit could accomplish the work that was entrusted
by the Father and the Son – namely, to pour out upon us – “the power and
wisdom” of God. That we, the
Faith-filled Disciples, may become the “footprints” of Jesus – GO out in peace to love and serve the
Lord and one another! If we live in the
Spirit (Galatians 5), there is peace, patience, kindness, gentleness,
forgiveness, chastity, self control. In
other words, when we GO out we leave
a pattern, create a shape, reveal
a theme. We are challenged and charged to build God’s
Kingdom – my work is to live in the Spirit!
Then when my life is completed, like Jesus, I can say, “it is finished;
into your hands, Father, I commend my spirit.”
Fr. Dan
Question for Children: When have you heard your inner voice
or conscience guiding you to do what is right?
Question for Youth: On Pentecost, the apostles were able to speak in
a language that everyone could understand. As a young person, you have your own
way of communicating Jesus’ importance in your life. How will you make Jesus
more known to others in your own way this week?
Question for Adults: Share about times when you felt the power of the
Spirit, giving you the right words, giving you insight into a dilemma, or in
other ways.
CONFIRMATION
Congratulations to our Confirmands:
Peter Anderson Jeremy Baltes
Stephanie Campbell Christopher Davy
Caitlin Keute Taylor Kosey
Dustin Lopez Breanna
Minor
Lee Nagorski Libby Nelson
David Pollock Alyssa Reder
Corrine Rozowski Staci Semborski
Matthew Talcott Dan Tracy
Kyle Walkowiak
Lauren Wojciechowski
May
the Holy Spirit guide you throughout your life in Wisdom, Understanding, Right Judgment, Reverence, Courage, Knowledge, and Wonder and Awe.
CATHEDRAL SCHOOL NEWS
The
Kindergarten
graduation will be coming up soon on Friday, May 30th at
Flags, flower baskets and other decorations may be
placed on graves five (5) days before Memorial Day and MUST be removed within fifteen (15) days thereafter. Flowers and other decorations placed in urns
or containers built into flush monuments, foot markers or other ground level
markers shall be placed and removed in accordance with this same schedule.
Flower baskets,
urns and other decorations may be mounted on or attached to monuments. Attachments must be secured to the monument
and provide a minimum clearance of 12 inches between the ground and the
decoration. Artificial flowers must be
secure in their containers.
Flowers and decorations placed for funeral
services will be removed by the Sexton when the flowers fade.
The following
installations at gravesites WILL NOT
be allowed:
·
Placement of
fences, rocks, bricks or other permanent materials around monuments.
·
Planting of
flowers, trees or other vegetation around monuments or on graves.
Any such
installation will be removed by the Sexton without liability.
Memorial trees
may be planted at locations approved by the Sexton.
The Association shall not be responsible for
theft, vandalism, or accident within the cemetery.
Please Note:
Do to theft and vandalism in
previous years, we ask that you mark
your name (permanently) on flower baskets, urns and other decorations that
you place temporarily on graves.
Memorial
Day Mass (May 26th) will be celebrated at
COMMUNITY NEWS
SOCIETY OF
“There are
different kinds of spiritual gifts but the same Spirit; there are different
forms of service but the same Lord; there are different workings but the same
God who produces all of them in everyone.” 1 Corinthians 12
Come and
join us in sharing our gifts in service to those in need. Our next meeting is on Tuesday, May 13 at
MASS OF ANOINTING
Our next quarterly City Wide Mass of
Anointing will be held at Holy
Assumption on Saturday, May 17th at
Refreshments to follow in the Parish
Hall.
HOLY ASSUMPTION SALAD BAR LUNCHEON
Serving from
Holy Assumption Parish Hall -
5601Tower Ave.
Cost: $7.00
PLCW SALAD BAR LUNCHEON
Wednesday, May 14th at
Cost: $6.00
Serving from
Adults: $6.00 Children:
$3.00
CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
The
Catholic Daughters will have their annual spring banquet at the Shack
Restaurant on
SUPERIOR DIOCESAN COUNCIL OF CATHOLIC WOMEN
58TH Annual Convention, June 8 and 9, 2008
215 So.
Agenda – “Women of Faith, Women of Action”
Registration: Please mail by May 21st
(Registration forms available at the
parish office)
2008 ECUMENICAL BACCALAUREATE
SERVICE
The 2008
SHS Baccalaureate Service will be held on Sunday, June 1st at
There will be two rehearsals – Tuesday, May 20th from