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B !"#$% Please contact the office about Baptism instruction; this may be done even before the child is born. Classes may not be necessary if you have attended within the past three years. Baptisms will be done at the 10:00 am Mass on the third Sunday of every month.
E&'( )#$" Our second graders will celebrate First Holy Communion on April 30, 2017.
R*'+,'#-# "#+, Confession is available each Saturday from 3:15 to 4:15 pm, before daily Masses, or by appointment.
C+,.#)% "#+, Our 8th and 9th Graders will celebrate Confirmation on April 19, 2017.
M ))# /* Please contact the office at least nine months prior to the intended date of marriage. No wedding date can be set until the initial inter-view and pre-marriage inventory are completed. Weddings can be scheduled no later than 2:00 pm on Saturdays, and no earlier than 5:00 pm on Fridays during the school year. Go to catholicwed-dinghelp.com for more info.
A,+#,"#,/ +. "(* S#'1 This healing sacrament is available for the sick, elderly and shut-ins. Please notify the parish office if someone has become ill, hospitalized or homebound.
A community, nourished by the Sacraments, committed to Christ the King through prayer and service for the greater glory of God.
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505 10th Avenue NW Mandan, ND 58554
www.ctkmandan.com
FR. NICK SCHNEIDER, PASTOR
Office: 663-8842 or 751-7101
MASS TIMES
Weekdays Tuesday: 5:30 pm
Wed. thru Thursday: 8:00 am Friday: 9:00 am
First Sat.: 8:00 am
Weekend Saturday: 4:30 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am & 10:00 am
HOLY DAYS Vigil 6:30 pm, 8:00 am & 6:30 pm
ADORATION Anytime in Madonna of the Prairies Adoration Chapel Prairies Adoration Chapelration Chapelpel
DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS
Remember, we set our clocks back one hour on Sunday, Nov. 6, at 2:00 am.
PARISH NEWS
“COR REGIS” YOUTH GROUP
Youth Group will meet on Wed., November 9, at 5:15 pm in the Chapel.
All students in Grades 7 through 12 are invited!
DIRECTORY 2
ctkmandan.com |
Parish Office……………663-8842 or 751-7101
Pastor, Rev. Nick Schneider, SLD, ext. 133
Deacon, Dennis Rohr, 701-471-4972
Deacon, Doug Helbing, 701-400-0233
, ext. 136
Director of Faith Formation, Julie Jacobson, ext. 135
Administrative Assistant, Shaina Crawford, ext. 132
, 220-5752
National Catholic Bioethics Center — 215-877-2660 Call business hours, M-F 9:00–5:00, unless an emergency. If not urgent, leave voicemail or email [email protected] Emergency assistance 24 hrs/day: Say “Urgent!”
School Office…………663-6200 or 663-6261
Principal, Mike Heilman, ext. 101
Vice Principal, Denelle Scheerle
Kim Nutsch, ext. 100
Facilities Manager, Perry Arndt, ext. 108
ext. 130
Bulletin deadline is 12:00 noon on Tues. Send announcements to: [email protected]
ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK
Each Wednesday at 3:00 pm in the Madonna of the Prairies Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to come!
(Please let Deacon Doug know if you have a special request for prayer during this hour.)
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE Online Giving is available! Just a reminder that we offer electronic giving as a way to automate your regular weekly offering. Electronic giving offers convenience for our parishioners and provides much needed donation consistency. Go to our website: www.ctkmandan.com at any time and follow these links: Our Parish -> Stewardship -> Donate
10/2/2016 $9,785
10/9/2016 $6,206
10/16/2016 $6,671
10/23/2016 $5,809
10/30/2016 $5,703
Children’s Offerings (October) $130
Electronic giving MTD $1,460
October Actual $35,764
YTD Actual $137,219
PRAYER INTENTIONS
Ray Riedinger, Mark Austin Hattich, Eugene Thomas, Darlene Hohbein, Aria May Schaner, Marge Hartman, Nathan Clark, Hildegard Steckler, Gloria Sauers, Skyla Stevens, Joe Berger, Thomas Berger, Jeff Bezdicek, Johanna Metcalf, Ken Gerhardt, Anna J. Kalvoda, Kathy Heisler, Amelia Dalbol, Holli Kautzman, Betty Stein-Bohl, Gail Norton, Cully Oothoudt, Jim Kopp, Tom Frohlich, Ed Boehm, Toni Snider, Margy Markel, Marlene Schwartzbauer, Arthur Swap, Tamme Sweringen, Luke Kilzer, Ryker Wallace, Tyann Henderson, Monica Schmidt, Paul Schaff, Drake Rubik, Scott Prater, Darlene Frohlich, Vickie Bambenek, Roys Willenbring, Diane Goter, Charles Bauer, Ag-nes Kopp, Thomas Goter, Erika Schatz, Veronica Schaner, Joe Finneman, Patti Schaner, & Emil Kalvoda.
BLOOD DRIVE
The Mandan Area Blood Drive will be held Thursday, No-vember 10, from 2:30 – 6:00 pm in the Parish Life Cen-ter. If you are interested in donating blood, please call 663-8878 or email [email protected].
REFLECTION
PARISH INFORMATION & EVENTS
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ELECTION DAY PRAYER
Prayer text courtesy of www.CatholicPrayerCards.org © 2016
Almighty God, Lord of Life and King of all Nations, we beg You to look kindly upon our country and help us to wisely choose our new leaders. Inform our consciences and en-lighten our judgement, that we may elect those who will mercifully uphold justice and strive to protect the least among us. Help us to discern which candidates will uphold both the letter and spirit of the law. May our nation once again respect religious free-dom, authentic marriage, the importance of family and the value of every human life—from conception to natural death. Heal the divisions which wound our unity and help us to overlook political tensions that keep us from becoming a united force for good. May our great land, built on both personal responsibility and charity towards the less fortunate, always balance prosperity with care for the elderly, poor, the sick and the abandoned. May we elect honest and trustworthy candidates who will always uphold the common good and protect our God-given rights. In concert with the great founders of our nation, may we confidently proclaim, “In God we trust.” Amen.
Puzzles are a kind of trap that we allow ourselves to walk into because we think we can find a way out. Crossword puzzles, Sudoku, word games, Rubik's cubes all invite us to match our wits against the creator of the puzzle. Sometimes, after spend-ing an excessive amount of time in trying to find the solution, we will walk away, only to return a few hours later to perceive the puzzle with new insight and quickly overcome whatever impasse prevented us from solving the puzzle. Weekend Edi-tion Sunday on National Public Radio always has a "Sunday Puzzle." Numerous times the guest participants will mention how they came to the answer through a moment of insight.
In this weekend's Gospel, the Sadducees come forward with a puzzle for Jesus. It is a trap they try to lay for Him, one which they themselves don't even acknowledge since they don't be-lieve in a Resurrection. They ask Jesus whose wife someone will be after the deaths of multiple husbands. It's a puzzle that begs for an answer, especially in a culture in which male rela-
tives are responsible for the widow of a brother. Like any great puzzle solver, Jesus breaks apart their argument with His own burst of insight suggesting that they not limit their thinking to this world.
We are created beings who live in a physical world. But we also have a spiritual dimension to our existence that transcends the limitations of our physicality. So often, our perceptions of the afterlife are limited because we only know the world in which we live. All the descriptions of life in eternity are analo-gous because we have no direct experience of what it is. As Jesus relates in the Gospel, the heavenly realm is completely different from this world. The categories of created reality do not apply. Instead we are risen as children of God. If we try to puzzle out who we are after we die, the answer Jesus would give us is that we are alive to God. ©2013 Liturgical Publications Inc
Please Turn in Your Receipts, Box Tops, and Rewards!
Box Tops for Education — we get a couple checks a year that go into the school’s general fund. Coke Rewards — the teachers can pick items for their class-rooms. Cashwise receipts — we get checks for the school Dan’s receipts — the PTO is collecting these to receive dona-tions that will help support the school in various ways. Walmart receipts — CTK will receive credit which will go to-wards buying wish list items for the classrooms. There are bins to place them in located on the wall by the school entrance and the Church entrance. Thank you for your support!
BREAKFAST—MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
The Knights of Columbus will be hosting a breakfast on Sunday, November 13, from 9:00 — 11:30 am.
The breakfast will include sausage, scrambled eggs, hash brown wedges, pancakes, ice cream, fruit, juice, milk and coffee for a free will offering.
Proceeds from the breakfast will be used to support the Bismarck Mandan Troops of St. George, a Catholic apostolate for fathers and sons looking for a life of ad-venture coupled with virtue. Everyone is welcome!
AREA ANNOUNCEMENTS 4 LIT. MINISTERS & INTENTIONS
Tuesday, November 8, 2016 5:30 pm †Bill, Dale, Jan, and George Ferderer Altar Server: Shalae Baumgartner Wednesday, November 9, 2016 8:00 am †Brielle Moos (infant) and Family Thursday, November 10, 2016 8:00 am †Oscar, Stephena, & Matthew Wuitschick Friday, November 11, 2016 9:00 am Catholic Homeschoolers Saturday, November 12, 2016 4:30 pm †Bill Ereth Altar Servers: Volunteers EMES: Ken Johnson, Alice Ereth, Barb Braun Lector: Jim Belohlavek Ushers: Tim Schoch, Paul Trauger Gift Bearers: Scott Oothoudt Family Sunday, November 13, 2016 8:00 am For our Parishioners Altar Servers: Will & Ben Kleinknecht EMES: Marianne Blasco, Kim Kleinknecht, Charlotte Schmidt, Linda Berger, Angie Avard Lector: Jamie Kleinknecht Ushers: Marvin Leingang, Mike Blasco, Julius Beehler Gift Bearers: Joe Koch Family Music Leader: Rachel Goettle 10:00 am †Dustin Bauer Greeters: Will & Laura Gardner Family Altar Servers: Dominic Gardner, Cullen Gress EMES: Adam Johnson, Connie Schlosser, Greg Rummel, Deacon Doug Helbing, Chuck & Jean Bingert, Justin Gerhardt Lector: Tara Rummel Ushers: Richard Schwartzbauer, Art Swap, Steve Koppy, & Mike Hillstrom Gift Bearers: William Froelich Family Music Leader: Mary Stumpf
Holy Father’s Intentions for November
Universal: Countries Receiving Refugees — That the coun-tries which take in a great number of displaced persons and refugees may find support for their efforts which show solidarity.
Evangelization: Collaboration of Priests and Laity — That within parishes, priests and lay people may collaborate in ser-vice to the community without giving in to the temptation of discouragement.
Knights of Columbus Coats for Kids — multiple sizes available — Saturday, November 19, 11:00 am until 4:00 pm or coats are gone. St. Mary’s Grade School Gymnasium, 807 E Thayer Ave, Bismarck. This is sponsored by Councils 1604 & 10496.
Women’s Retreat — “A Personal Retreat for Women Seeking Purpose, Peace, Faith, Forgiveness” will be held at Spirit of Life Church in Mandan on Saturday, Nov. 12. The retreat will begin at 9:00 am with Mass and end at 2:30 pm. A light lunch will be served. Event is free, but preregistration is required as space is limited. Daycare will be available. Please contact the parish office at 663-1660 or email [email protected] to regis-ter. Deadline to register is November 8!
Mandan Senior Center Fall Bazaar will be held on Saturday, November 12, 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. There will be a bake sale, vendors and crafters, a bucket auction, and food available to purchase for lunch.
You are invited to a two—part Grief Talk Series on Wednes-days, November 9 & 16, at 2:00 pm, Room 100, St. Joseph School, Mandan (please use south entrance to the school). Join us for a presentation by Carlene Hennenfent, an after care specialist. On November 9 she will present “Working with your Grief” and on November 16 she will present on “Working through the Holidays.” It is not required to come to both talks. No matter if you have recently lost someone, or if it has been years, all are invited to join us! For more information, please contact Tammy Schafer, Outreach Director, at 701-220-9893.
The annual prayer day has been moved to the fall this year at the University of Mary. Prayer Day will be held Wed., Nov. 16, with keynote speaker Dr. Mary Poplin, author of “Finding Cal-cutta: What Mother Teresa Taught Me About Meaningful Work and Service.” Register at umary.edu/prayerday.
What if your marriage is meant to be an important part of God's work in this world? Experience a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend and watch God's plans unfold in your rela-tionship. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends are November 11-13 in Medora & East Grand Forks and Janu-ary 6-8 in Mandan. Early registration is highly recommended. For more information visit our website at www.ndwwme.org. Do you know someone who would appreciate receiving a Thanksgiving dinner basket with all the fixings? The basket has all the food supplies…the recipient just needs to make the meal. The Cathedral Society of St. Vincent de Paul will be providing 100 turkey baskets to those in need on Sat., Nov. 19. Baskets can be picked up that morning at the Cathedral of the Holy Spirit (519 Raymond St., Bismarck) or can be deliv-ered to the person’s home if needed. Please call the Cathedral parish office at 223-1033 to reserve a basket. LIGHT OF CHRIST CATHOLIC SCHOOLS is hiring: - Part-time Infant Caregiver (LaMere Learning Center) - Full-Time Preschool Caregiver (LaMere Learning Center) - Assistant Cook (St. Anne Grade School) - Part-time After-School Program Aide (Kidz Club) - Part-time Evening Custodian (SMCHS/Academy) Visit www.lightofchristschools.org/employment or contact Kate Bleth at 425-0793.
Court St. Cecelia Catholic Daughters will meet on Monday, November 14, at St. Joseph. We will begin with a Rosary at 6:30, followed by our meeting. All women are invited. Come see what we are about! Please remember to bring a non-perishable item for the Spirit of Life Food Pantry.
After a few weeks of training from Ali LaRock during an “Artist in Residency” program, our students held an Art Show on Oct. 26. The students enjoyed showing their guests the movies they made using Claymation. (Below: students watch their Claymation videos and some of the sculpted clay art that was displayed at the Art Show.)
October 24—28 the students celebrated Red Ribbon Week, focusing on being drug free. Each day they had a fun dress-up day, including Dress Like a Saint Day on Friday. Thank you to those who donated pumpkins for our students to decorate during Red Ribbon Week! Below, Montessori students planted tulips and Father visited the third grade classroom.
CALENDAR 5 CTK SCHOOL NEWS
Christ the King School is fully accredited and offers a Catholic-centered curriculum.
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Tuesday, November 8 — Election Day 5:30 pm Mass Wednesday, November 9 8:00 am Mass 9:00 am—9:00 pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 3:00 pm Prayer Service in Adoration Chapel 4:00 pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Session 1 5:15 pm Cor Regis Youth Group meet in Adoration Chapel 5:30 pm Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Session 2 5:30 pm Faith Formation 6:30 pm Confirmation Thursday, November 10 8:00 am Mass 2:30 — 6:00 pm Blood Drive in Parish Life Center 4:00 — 9:00 pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament Friday, November 11 — Veteran’s Day (No School) 9:00 am Mass Saturday, November 12 3:15 pm Confessions before Mass 4:30 pm Mass
UPCOMING EVENTS
Sunday, November 13 9:00 — 11:30 am KC Breakfast in Parish Life Center Wednesday, November 23 8:00 am Mass 9:00 am All School Thanksgiving Mass Thursday, November 24 — Thanksgiving Day 8:00 am Thanksgiving Day Mass
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