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Catholic Church 7600 South 42nd Street, Bellevue, Nebraska 68147
Mission Statement We the parish family of St. Bernadette are called forth by our Baptism to be
empowered by the Holy Spirit and to follow the mission of Jesus to Worship,
to Teach, to Love and to Serve.
PASTORAL DIRECTORY Masses
Monday- Friday…...……….……......…. 8:00 am Saturday Evening . …………………... 5:00 pm Sunday ………....….....8:30 am and 10:30 am
Parish Office Hours………….. Weekdays 8:00am - 4:00pm Parish Office …...…….....…….(402) 731-4694 School Office ……...….….……(402) 731-3033 Bulletin……….………[email protected] Items for the bulletin must be submitted 9 days prior to the date of the Bulletin! Fr. Buse………......…[email protected] Terri Mac……...………[email protected] Subby Enzolera……[email protected] Sue Reed ………..…...…. [email protected] Tristen Riha ………….. [email protected] Web Site ……….www.stbernadetteparish.org
Pastoral Staff Fr. Harry Buse ….…………….…….………...Pastor Ron Casart …………………………...….…..Deacon Subby Enzolera ……………………..……...Deacon Gary Krupa …………………………………...Deacon
Parish Staff
Terri Mac……..………...….…Business Manager Tristen Riha ……………………………... Secretary Subby Enzolera ....Director of Faith Formation Sue Reed …………………….....PRE Coordinator School Staff Lynn Schultz …..………………..…..…… Principal Primi Ochoa..……..………...…………....Secretary
Registration New Parishioners may register on line www.stbernadetteparish.org, at the parish office or the back of church.
Matrimony Contact pastor at least six months in advance. (12 months for those under 19)
Sacrament of Reconciliation 3:30-4:30pm Saturdays or by appointment.
Baptism Every Sunday 11:30 am.
Baptism Classes Parents need to attend a pre-baptism class on the first Thursday of the month at 7:00pm in the Parish Office Meeting Room.
Please call the Parish Office to Register for the Class.
Communion For those homebound please call parish office.
Moving or Changes Please contact the parish office.
June 23, 2019 — The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
St. Bernadette, Pray For Us
Fr Harry Buseness
It seems to me that July is the most popular month for summer family vacations. This begins with the 4th of July week/weekend and continues throughout the month. In my childhood, we often took a little vacation at this time, since the farm work was less demanding at this time, while the crops were growing. I also realize that youth sports games back off toward the end of July, as summer vacation winds down and preparations begin for the upcoming school year. As you plan your summer vacation, don’t neglect your spiritual life. First of all, many people spend a part of their vacation at a park, a lake or perhaps in the mountains where they can enjoy the beauty and wonder of the world around us. Many people feel a special closeness to God in these settings. Indeed, God does reveal Himself to us through the beauty of nature. When I was a child and we went on family vacations, often fishing trips in Minnesota or South Dakota, we always made arrangements to include Sunday Mass, if we were away over a weekend. (We also included saying the rosary in the car each day as we traveled. I still remember the unique accent of my grandpa as he led the Hail Mary). I believe that the obligation to attend Sunday Mass applies while on vacation as well as on any other weekend. Traveling does not excuse you from this obligation. People should plan ahead to include Mass along with their other activities. This applies also to families going out of town for various ball games and tournaments. I would hope that sincere, dedicated Catholic families would look at this situation, not just as an obligation, but as an opportunity to continue to grow in your faith, to continue to praise God all the days of your life, to draw on the graces needed each day in your lives and to witness to your children about the importance of having God in your lives all of the time. We may take a vacation from school, from work and from the regular routine of our lives. But we do not take a vacation from our relationship with God, just like we do not take a vacation from important relationships in our lives, like our spouse or our children. When you travel this summer, be sure to include God in your travels and to include Sunday Mass in your weekend schedule. And may God bless you and protect you along the way.
~Fr Harry Buse
June 23, 2019— The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ
Around The Parish
$ Parish Financial Update $ Donations 6/16/ 2019
Sunday Envelopes & Children's: $10,710.50 Holy Days $10.00
Total: $10,720.50 Auto Pay & Mail in for a Week: $6,176.60
Weekly Total: $16,897.10 Our per Sunday goal is $15,500.00 Fiscal Year to Date: ($9,881.83)
**Parish Office Summer Hours** Monday-Thursday 7:30 am—3:30 pm Closed on Fridays
We are currently taking registrations for our 2019-2020 school year. If you are returning and have already filled out your form, please make your payment. If you still need to register or are new to the program, please contact the parish office for a registration form. If you are interested in being an aide please contact the parish office. Have a safe and very fun Summer.
Peter’s Pence Collection Next Week, we will take up the Peter’s Pence Collection, which provides Pope Francis with the funds he needs to carry out his charitable works around the world. The proceeds benefit our brothers and sisters on the margins of society, including victims of war, oppression, and natural disasters. Please be generous. For more information, visit www.usccb.org/peters-pence
Quote / Reflection: The command to the Twelve to go out and proclaim the Good News is also valid for all Christians, though in a different way.... the Good News of the kingdom which is coming and which has begun is meant for all people of all times. Those who have received the Good News and who have been gathered by it into the community of salvation can and must communicate and spread it. Pope St. Paul VI FORMED Registration: Go to the parish website – stbernadetteparish.org and find the box for ‘FORMED’. Click on ‘REGISTER NOW’ and follow the instructions. No access code needed.
June 23, 2019— The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ
Weekly Mass Intentions
Monday, June 24, 2019
8:00 am + Victoria Driml
Tuesday, June 25, 2019 8:00 am + Julien VanHaute Wednesday, June 26, 2019
8:00 am + Janet Olsen Thursday, June 27, 2019 8:00 am + Julie Binder
Friday, June 28, 2019 8:00 am + Lucille & John Kennedy Saturday, June 29, 2019 5:00 pm + Evelyn Frans Sunday, June 30, 2019 8:30 am + Barbara Gilsdorf
10:30 am Parishioners of St. Bernadette
St. Bernadette, Pray For Us
Liturgy Schedule
Saturday, June 29, 5:00 pm
Lector: Andy Flanagan EMHCs Mariann Kokotajlo, Frank Kokotajlo, Steve Tooley, Maggie Tooley, Andrea Hennings, Agnes Flowers Servers Mary Flanagan, Olivia Benedict, Jane Hiatt
Sunday, June 30, 8:30 am Lector: Kathy Monico EMHCs : Dale Voboril, Patty Pogge, Charles Monico, Robert Macaitis Servers: Joshua Jansen, Brooklynn Ciaccio, Dezirae Hunter
Sunday, June 30, 10:30 am Lector: Rebecca Burkhardt EMHCs : Jackie Doyle, Bill Doyle, Lisa Burkhardt, Bill Loges, Servers: Aden Komor, Natalie Miller, Emily Munoz
Gift Cards
June 29 & 30 Home & School July 6 & 7 Parish Group July 13 & 14 Home & School July 20 & 21 Altar Society
Monday, June 24 Rosemary Mapes, Joyce Renner, Jean Mill Theresa Yost
Heavenly Dusters
June 29 Liz Zoucha Kelly Linder July 6 Theresa Yost, Mary Larsen, Mary Baker Janet Kocourek July 13 Mary Jo Kocol July 20 Mariann Kokotajlo Chris Ortner, Linda Harvey
Rosary Leaders
June 29 Rosemarie Davis July 6 John Holst July 13 Donna Dailey July 20 Dorothy Nelson
Money Counters
In Loving Memory
Please remember in your prayers all those who have been born into eternal life especially parishioner. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Mowers
Ed Loges, Jeff Mimcik Condi Groski
Rosary every Monday at 5:45 pm in the church
Please call Phyllis at 402-733-3042 or Mary Lu at 402-679-3688 to request instant prayer for those in need. Special Prayers needed for all military personnel.
Prayer Line
Vocations A priest does not stop being a man when he becomes a priest. Priests are men. Whether you are called to married life or priesthood, chastity invigorates manliness and unifies the mind, body and heart. In contrast, an unchaste man soon finds his mind, body and heart at odds, leaving him feeling ashamed, weak, pulled apart. Perhaps more clearly than any other sins, sins against chastity tear apart the soul. Living chastely strengthens you. A priest needs strength and courage to be a provider, to be generous, to promote life. A man brings all that to the priesthood and the Lord’s grace takes all of those natural instincts, drives and desires and makes him into a Godly, Holy Priest. A Godly Priest, then, provides spiritual nourishment via the sacraments (especially the Holy Eucharist), he generously avails himself for the needs of his parish family, and he presents and defends the truth so that his flock “might have life and have it more abundantly.” John 10:10. This week pray for Seminarian Paul Floersch. Read his vocations story and biography at https://archomaha.org/vocations/seminary-life/Paul-Floersch/ “Then taking the five loaves and the two fish, and looking up to heaven, he said the blessing over them, broke them, and gave them to the disciples to set before the crowd.” (Luke 9:16) Are you being called to set the Lord’s food before the crowd as a priest? Contact Father Harry Buse at 402‐731‐4694 or email: [email protected].
Parish News
Healing Prayers Needed for the Sick If you have someone in need of Prayers, contact the Parish Office
Lucille Bilek, Annabelle Berrera, Jeanie Berg, Peggy Burkhardt, Nancy Courtney, Mary Beth Casart Havener, Rosemarie Davis, Mike Digilio, Dorothy Dube, Margaret Eipperle, Norma Flores, Richard Franek, Trudy Gomez, Amy Hamm, Lisa Hargis, Jeanette Hauptman, Joyce Higgins, John Holst, Carol Kozicki, Donna Krysl, Michael Macdonald, Joan Maeder, Mick Marsicek, Jason Mathews, Carol McDaniel, Leonard Meier, Joel Rivera, Russell Mitchell, Theresa Mitera, Janet Murnan, Blanche Murphy, Sue Novotny, Craig Olson, Maryn Page, Ellen Pankievicz, Catherine Palinski, Ella Peters, Rita Perito, Keelan Phillips, Joe Pitman, Mary Ann Pisci, Kathleen Prince, Clarence Reinig, Jann Reinig, Rita Rome, Dennis Schafer, Kelley Burkhardt Sheard, Debbie Schumacher, Todd Sears, Dane Sinnott, Fred Stranglen, Isabella Sterba, Pam Stein, David Virgilito, Jim Vondra, Annabella Zyla,
June 23, 2019— The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ
Please Remember St. Bernadette Parish In Your Will
Eucharistic Adoration Spend an hour with Lord in prayer. You are welcome at any time; to sign up for a weekly hour please put your name on the white tag on the Eucharistic Adoration Plaque, which is located in the church entrance on the wall to your left. Thank you
If you are interested in becoming an EMHC or lector ? Please contact the parish office for the training class times. Deadline for sign up is July 19.
St. Bernadette will be doing a new Photo directory. Photo dates are July 16-27. If you are interested in volunteering to help during this process please contact Tristen in the parish office 402-731-4694
We experience God through truth, beauty and goodness. All three can be found in abundance on a Cloister on the Platte retreat. Recently a group of ladies from St. Bernadette’s, St Mary’s and St Thomas More enjoyed 3 day silent Ignatian retreat. Next year the retreat for our parish will begin on May 30, 2020. you are invited to go to cloistersontheplatte.com and sign up. You may attend any of the retreats if that date doesn’t work for you. All of the women’s retreats have standby lists. However as the date gets near there are always some cancellations, so you have a good chance if you sign up now. There is no set cost but a free will offering is requested once the retreat has concluded. If you have any questions please contact our St. Bernadette ambassador Joan Ronnfeldt at 402-319– 4186 or [email protected].
The stuffed animal booth for the needs your help. We would like to have any gently used or new stuffed animals that you would like to donate to help out at this year’s festival. Donations can be dropped off underneath the raffle ticket table at the back of church. Thank you for your help!
June 23, 2019— The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ
Parish News
FESTIVAL TIME
It’s time to stock the shelves for the Festival Grocery Booth. As you do your weekly shopping, please keep the grocery booth in mind especially if you see any 2 for 1 or discount coupons that can work toward some non- perishable items. Starting on Sunday, June 9th collection bins will be available at both entrances of the church (marked “Grocery Booth donations”). All donations are greatly appreciated to help with supplying this booth. We will use the following schedule:
Sunday, June 23, 2019 – “Canned Goods Sunday” – Any non-perishable canned vegetables or fruit Sunday, June 30, 2019 – “Saucy Sunday” - We need lots of Ketchup, Barbeque Sauce or Salad Dressings Sunday, July 7, 2019 – “Pasta Sunday” - Pasta, Rice or Spaghetti Sauce needed. Sunday, July 14, 2019 – “Festival Day” – Please continue to bring us nonperishable items for the booth – Thank you so much for making this year’s festival a success!!
Ryan High School Reunion (All Classes) Saturday, July 20, 2019 5:00 P.M. until 11:00 P.M.
Horsemen’s Park Clubhouse 6303 Q St Omaha, Nebraska Cash Bar (ATM Available at Entrance) Food purchased from Menu Class Pictures with Ryan Cornerstone start at 6:00 P.M. Ryan Time Capsule Opening After Pictures
We have festival signs in the back of church (by the raffle tickets). Feel free to take a sign if you have a location to advertise the event. The signs are designed to be re-used next year with the aid of a sticker for the date change, so if you take a sign we ask that you collect it after the event and return to the back of church.
Catholic Charities DIRECTOR, EMERGENCY AND FOOD SERVICES Position Summary: The Director coordinates and administers all aspects of the Catholic Charities emergency and supportive food programs including planning, organizing, leading, and promoting program activities. The program director represents Catholic Charities in the South and North Omaha neighborhoods and the larger community, and manages the day-to-day operations for food pantries in North and South Omaha. See a complete list of position requirements at: www.ccomaha.org/ how-to-help/employment/ overview.html For more information contact Kelly Bolte at [email protected]
2020 Junior Cougars Baseball Tryouts Gross High Softball Field July 1: U8 and U9 at 6PM July 2: U10 and U11 at 6PM July 3: U12 at 6PM July 6: All Ages (U8 through U14) at 10AM Gross High Baseball Field July 1: U13 and U14 at 6PM Player’s age on April 30, 2020 determines the appropriate level to tryout New teams being formed in 2020 at the U8 and U11 ages Multiple teams at an age level will be formed if numbers allow Visit www.JrCougarsbaseball.com to register for the tryouts Contact Pat Almgren to schedule private tryouts - [email protected]
