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Pastor: Father Eric Gilbaugh Deacon: Warner Holm Parish Office: Arlene Lininger Dir of Religious Ed: Krista Baziak [email protected] RCIA: Cheryl Roller [email protected] This program is for adults who want to learn more about the Catholic Church. Formed.org parish code: d8b168
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Sacrament Schedule Mass—St John Vianney-Belgrade
Daily Mass 12:05 Mon-Tues~Wed Saturday Vigil ~ 5:00 pm
Sunday ~ 7:30 and 11:30 am Adoration from Sunday after Mass until
Monday at noon Confession
3:00-4:30 pm Saturday or by appointment
Mass-Holy Family-Three Forks Daily Mass 8 am Thur and Sat
Saturday Mass followed by Eucharistic Adoration and Confession until 9:30 am
Sunday ~ 9:30 am
Baptism Please call the church for arrangement
Marriage
Marriages must be scheduled at least Six (6) months in advance.
Call Church office for more information
Church Office Hours Mon ~ Tues ~Wed 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Rosary for Life Sunday - 7:00 am
Monday ~ 6:30 pm
St. Martha’s Altar Society 1st Thursday of each month Krista Baziak - 402-210-1983
Knights of Columbus 2nd Thursday of every month
Grand Knight Tim Adams - 406-600-1913
Tuesday Adoration
7 to 8 pm
St. John Vianney Catholic Church 609 N. Quaw Blvd
Belgrade MT 59714
Telephone - 406-388-1290 Fax - 406-388-2321
[email protected] Website - www.sjvbelgrade.org
Dec 7-8, 2019 The Second Sunday
Of Advent
What Great
power the
holy souls in
purgatory
have over the
heart of god!
If we realized
this these
souls would
not be so
Forgotten.
Last Week
Thank you for Tithing
Generously!
Loose 386.00
Envelope 3285.00
Online
Giving 1550.00
Total $ 5221.00
Reminders of Upcoming Events 9 December - The Feast of the Immaculate Conception (see below)
9 December - Rosary at 6:30 pm
10 December - Adoration
11 December - RCIA at 7:30 pm
15 December - Christmas Dinner at the Mint (see below)
15 December - No Youth Group (see below)
18 December - RCIA at 7:30 pm
22 & 29 December - No Youth Group - Christmas Break
24 –25 December - Christmas Mass times (see below)
1 January 2020 - The Feast of Mary, the Mother of God (see last page)
The Third Sunday of Advent (Gaudete Sunday)
December 14, 2019
Vigil Mass - 5:00 pm
Lector:
Jeff Jamison
Server:
Jake Lovas
Lewis Cobb
December 15, 2019
Sunday Mass 11:30 am
Lector:
Scott Kulbeck
Servers:
Stephen Gustafson
Matthias Gustafson
December 15, 2019
Sunday Mass 7:30 am
Lector
Bill Harn
Server
Elijah Quinn
Anthony Quinn
Friar Fred
says:
Every saint
has a past,
every sinner
has a future.
Go to
confession
this Advent.
Marriage Prep will
begin soon.
Please see Father if you or anyone you know has a wedding in the near future and would need this.
If you have a 6’ by 8 or 10’ trailer that you would like to sell or donate please
contact Phil Williams at 262-2654 or
J.P. Pendleton at 697-9860. We have a budget of $1500.00
Immaculate Conception will be celebrated on
Monday December 9th
This will not be a holy day of obligation this year.
The Knights are looking for an enclosed cargo trailer to put
their equipment in.
Christmas Mass Times Christmas Eve
SJV 4 and 8 pm
Christmas Day
Holy Family - 9:30 am SJV - 11:30 am
Jan 1
Youth Group is
cancelled for Dec 15
because of the
Christmas Dinner.
Dec 22 Youth Group
will have Adoration
and Confession after
the 11:30 Mass
ACA
Progress
The Christian community welcomes you with great joy! In its name you are claimed
for Christ our Savior by the sign of His cross.
The newest child given to God in Baptism on December 1st was
Dominic Kolbe Stout Son to Ryan and Megan
Brother to Benjamin, Paul, and Alexandar
100% 50,300
December 11 Symbolon Part 1 #10
Mary & the Saints
Led by Deacon Holm
December 18 Catholic Moral Life
Led by Cheryl Roller
All are Welcome!
1. Joseph was originally from what city?
A. Nazareth B. Bethlehem
C. Jerusalem D. Bethany
2. How many months did Mary stay with her cousin Elizabeth while they where
both pregnant?
3. What town did Elizabeth live in and who was her husband?
4. The manger where Jesus was laid after his birth was what?
A. A barn B. A stable
C. Feeding trough D. Wooden hay storage bin
5. As far as the earth’s rotation around the sun, what is Christmas always close
to?
6. This saint was the son of an official of Spanish origin and lived at a time in
which there were divisions between the East and West in the Roman Empire.
He became a priest and served Pope Liberius, following him into exile. When
the Pope died this saint was elected to take his place. Controversy arose when
an antipope was elected at the same time. These were violent times and the
Pope himself was falsely accused of terrible scandals and eventually exiled. He
lived a simple life in contrast to other ecclesiastics of Rome and was a fierce
defender against Arianism and other heresies. He called St Jerome to Rome as
his secretary and commissioned him to make a new translation of the Bible
into Latin (the Vulgate). He also changed the liturgical language from Greek
to Latin (except for the Kyrie) and codified the canon of the Bible. During his
pontificate, Christianity was declared the official religion of the Roman state.
His feast day is Dec 11, who is he?
7. Who is the patron saint of florists?
8. We have just started a new liturgical year and so the Cycle of Readings for
Sunday Mass changes also. There are cycles A, B, and C. Which one are we in?
9. Every five years the bishop of each diocese travels to Rome to report on the
state of his diocese. What is this visit called?
10. In regards to #5, when do the days start getting longer? (This is usually around
Dec 22 or 23rd) Answer on back page
How well do you know your faith?
Save the Date Sat April 18th
Catholic Women’s Conference
A great stocking stuffer for all the special women in
your life. Visit
HELENACWC.COM To register
Praying with Pope Francis - Intention for the month of
December The Future of the Very Young
That every country take the measures necessary to prioritize the future of the very
young, especially those who are suffering.
Birthdays this
week
Liturgical Calendar
Mon 9 December - Intentions: Ingrid Meyer r/b Cheryl Roller Tues 10 December- Intentions: Deceased members of the Pendleton/Schwarz families r/b J.P. & Mary Pendleton Wed 11 December- Intentions: Rayvn Boyd RIP r/b Julia Russell Sat 14 December- The Vigil of the Third Sunday of Advent Intentions: Asa Steiner r/b mom & dad Sun 15 December- The Third Sunday of Advent Intentions: Ken Sherman r/b his family Readings Is 35: 1-6 Ps 146: 6-10 James 5: 7-10 Matthew 11: 2-11
December
8. Josalee Etchison
9. Father Gilbaugh
14th Ordination
Anniversary
10. Lerick Allen
Trey Mounts
13. Kristen Schuster
Asa Steiner
Jan 1st is the
Feast of Mary,
the Mother of God
and is a holy day of obligation
Mass times
SJV 7:30 am - 7 pm
Holy Family - noon
Answers to questions 1. B 2. Three 3. Ain Karem - Zechariah 4. C. 5. The Winter Solstice 6. St Damasus I 7. St Therese of Lisieux 8. A 9. An Ad Limina visit 10. Right after the winter solstice
Will be sell Christmas Wreaths after ever Mass Wreaths have a red bow and cones and the cost is $25.00
and are available for pick up immediately. Donations are accepted and the money
will go to our seminarians and the Warming Center. Thank you for your Support!
1.) Her reaction to the angel’s greeting is she is troubled and pensive. She is troubled but not fearful, instead
she ponders over what the greeting of God’s messenger could mean. She does not remain locked in her initial
troubled state but seeks to understand. Mary appears as a fearless woman, one who remains composed even in
the presence of something utterly unprecedented.
2.)When told she will conceive and bear a Son, she asks not whether it could happen, but how the promise is to
be fulfilled, as she has taken a vow of virginity and had entered into the betrothal so as to have a protector for
her virginity.
3.) Mary’s “fiat” - after the error of our first parents, the whole world was shrouded in darkness. Now God
seeks to enter the world anew. He knocks at Mary’s door. He needs human freedom. The only way he can
redeem man, who was created free, is by means of a free “yes” to his will. His power is tied to the unenforce-
able “yes” of a human being. ~ Jesus of Nazareth, The Infancy Narratives Pope Benedict XVI
The Annunciation to Mary 1. The Angel addresses Mary, “Hail, full of
grace, the Lord is with you.” Mary was greatly
troubled at the saying and considered in her
mind what sort of greeting this might be.
2. “Do not be afraid, Mary, for you have found
favor with God, and behold you will conceive
in your womb and bear a son, and you shall
call his name Jesus.”
3. “Behold, I am the handmade of the Lord. Let
it be done to me according to your word.”
