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Sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession) Saturdays 2:45-3:15pm Ss. Peter & Paul, Dimock 4:00-4:40pm Sacred Heart, Parkston
Sacrament of Baptism Contact the pastor to schedule class and Baptism.
Sacrament of Matrimony Contact the Pastor at least six months before the proposed
wedding date to begin marriage instructions.
Sacrament of the Sick If you know that you are going into the hospital for a procedure,
contact the pastor for Anointing of Sick.
Parish bulletin, calendar and schedule for both parishes available at www.parishesonline.com.
Facilities Information: SH Parish Hall Rental: Parish Office ................................. 928-3676
SsPP Parish Hall Rental: Kevin & Becky Murtha ................. 928-3330
KC Hall Rental: Mike & Mary Sue Thury ............... 928-3562 Mike’s Cell.................................... 770-6440
SH Parish Office Hours:
Monday—Wed. 9-5
Thurs., 1-5
Fri., 8-Noon ———————————————————————————
Fr. David’s Office Hours Week of July 15:
Tues., SsPP 4-5pm Wed., SH 10am-12pm
Cemeteries: Sacred Heart Cemetery, Parkston & St. Mary’s Cemetery west of Parkston: Rita Wagner ................................. 770-0556 Gregg Wagner .............................. 505-0323
Holy Rosary/Cathedral Cemetery, Tripp: Paul Schafers................................ 933-0385
Pray for Peace in the Womb and the World!
“Father, give Your people an overwhelming outpouring of the spiritual gift of fear of the Lord.” Amen.
Sacred Heart Parish Ss. Peter & Paul Parish Parkston/Tripp Dimock/Ethan Masses: Saturday 5:00 p.m. Mass: Sunday 8:00 a.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m.
Pastor: Fr. David Stevens
Deacon: Barry Wagner Cell #770-9990
P.O. Box 460, Parkston, SD 57366 Phone: 928-3676 — Fax: 928-1460
SH Parish Hall: 928-4060 — Fr. Steven’s Cell Phone: 214-0321 e-mail: [email protected]
July 15, 2018
Staff Directory Parish Secretary (SH Parkston): Carol Weber [email protected] Bulletin announcements in by 5 p.m. Wednesday e-mail [email protected]
DRE (SH Parkston): Wendy Royston [email protected] Bookkeeper (SsPP Dimock): Deb Neugebauer 227-4621 / 770-1183
DRE (SsPP Dimock): Tricia Neugebauer 227-4257 / [email protected]
15th Sunday in Ordinary time July 15, 2018
July 15, 2018 Good Sunday to all! Last week was the third in the series of homilies: Good new! God loves our fragile families. *Jesus calls these same fragile, imperfect families to be prophets. Prophetic families, who live the Word of God with
power and conviction in the midst of an unfriendly American society. *In what ways are Catholic families called to be prophetic and out of the “norm”? I can think of many of the teachings
of the Catholic Church that give offense to our secular society: Living marriage as a life-long relationship. A rela-tionship exclusively between one man and one woman. Open to life and opposed to the contraceptive spirit. Rela-tionships that experience hurts and betrayals, “I am sorry”s and reconciliation.
*Our nation needs strong Catholic and Christian families, who choose to follow the Holy Spirit rather than the spirit of the world. At our Baptisms, anointed with chrism and filled with the Holy Spirit, we become priests, kings and prophets.
Religious Education (CCD) News: I wanted to bring this news to the parish. Wendy Royston who has been serving as DRE (Director of Religious Education) for the last two years will be leaving her position to take on new opportunities. Wendy has been so generous with our community and I want to thank you publically for her stewardship. We will have a chance in the coming months as a parish community to celebrate and thank her. In the meantime, I would ask that the parish would join me in prayer, asking the Lord to bring forth the right person who would be interested in this part-time position. The training of our young people in the Faith is one of the most important duties of a Catholic parish. If anyone has questions about the job description, please contact me directly: 214-0321.
Blessings on your week. FR DAVID
Broom Tree 2018 Silent Retreat Schedule
Women’s: Aug. 9-12, Sept. 6-9, Oct. 18-21, Nov. 15-18 Men’s: Sept. 20-23, Oct. 25-28
Day of Recollection: Broom Tree Days of Recollection begin at 10 a.m. and include conferences, time for Adoration, Mass, and an opportunity for the Sacrament of Reconciliation. The day ends in mid-afternoon. Because lunch is served, we ask that you please register. A prayerful donation is requested. August 21 – directed by Fr. Tom Anderson; September 11 – directed by Dr. Teresa Kemmer; October 23 – “What Do Peo-ple Say Today about Angels?” directed by Msgr. Richard Mahowald; December 11 – “Lift Up Your Hearts” directed by Father David Roehrich Help for Military & Their Families—The St. Raphael Fund is meant to assist the military and their families in meeting needs not supported in other ways. The goal is to encourage healthy families and provide care for those who serve. Applications for funds can be sent to St. Raphael Fund, 523 N. Duluth Ave., Sioux Falls, S.D. 57104, or by calling 800-700-7867.
Catholic Family Services invites you to join our Living with Chronic Illness group. This is a free educational supportive group that meets the first Tuesday of each month, for those living with chronic illness and their care givers. The next meeting is August 7th. Meets at Catholic Family Services- 523 N. Duluth Ave Sioux Falls. For more details please call Catholic Family Ser-vices, 605-988-3775.
Rachel’s Vineyard One Day Retreat –July 28, 2018- Strictly Confidential. A safe, loving, non-judgmental environment. Open to men, women, mothers, fathers, grandparents who have been affected by abortion. Non-denominational. Sponsored by Catholic Family Services. For registration materials & more information, call 605-988-3775 or 1-800-700-7867 or email [email protected].
Legacy: A Tasting Experience - August 25 - Ramkota Exhibit Hall - Sioux Falls Legacy: A Tasting Experience is one of the area’s best tasting events. Enjoy tasting a wide selection of beers, wines, coffees, & cheeses. There will be a selection of 100+ beers and wines from more than 40 breweries and wineries. Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls Attendees receive a commemorative sampling glass. Proceeds go to benefit Broom Tree Retreat and Conference Center To learn more or register, call 605-988-3788 or go to ccfesd.org.
GRIEVING THE LOSS OF A SPOUSE Six Tuesday evenings from 6:30pm – 8:30 pm. July 31-September 4, 2018 at Catholic Family Services, 523 N Duluth, Sioux Falls. Directed by Dr. Marcie Moran. This program is for adults who have lost a spouse and are trying to cope with the pain of separation and loss. Role change and loneliness are secondary losses which can complicate the grieving process. The program will offer assistance in coping with this change and making healthy readjust-ments. Non-denominational- Cost –Donation. Call 988-3775 or 1-800-700-7867 to register.
Pilgrimage to Poland - Honoring the life and legacy of Pope St. John Paul II – with Bishop Paul J. Swain – Oct. 12-20, 2018 “I am grateful to be able to lead this pilgrimage to Poland. Not only will we visit sites important to Pope St John Paul II’s life, but also those of St Faustina and St Maximillian Kolbe among others. I invite you to join me.” For more information, contact the Catholic Community Foundation for Eastern SD at 605-988-3708. Registration requested by June 7th. Contact Peter’s Way Tours at 800-225-7662. Pilgrimage to Spain, Lourdes & Fatima: Space is still available to come along Nov. 5-15, 2018, to some of the most sa-cred places in all of Europe! We’ll visit both of the holy shrines to Mary, Lourdes in southern France and Fatima in Portugal, and many wonderful places in Spain as well. Mass each day in great Churches and Cathedrals along the way. Cost is $3,249 with departure from Omaha. For a brochure and more information, contact Fr. Dan Guenther at St. Mary’s Parish, 311 – 4th St. N., Humboldt, Iowa 50548 or call 712-899-6870 or email [email protected]
Parish Announcements
SH Altar Society Band III serves the next funeral.
Fr. David offers morning prayer from Liturgy of the Hours prior to daily Mass every Wednesday morning at 7:45 a.m. Please join him in sanctifying the day with prayer.
Our sympathy to the family of Cathy Heisinger, whose funeral was Tuesday at Sacred Heart.
The 4th degree Knights will have their Annual 4th De-
gree Potluck on July 22, at 5:30 pm in Mitchell at the
KC hall
SsPP is looking for an individual(s) interested in open-
ing and locking the church daily. Please contact Kevin
Murtha at #605-677-8666 if you are able to help.
Catholic United Financial invites you to the Home Run Deck for dinner, drinks and great game of Sioux Falls Ca-naries baseball Wed., July 18th. Reserve your seats at
www.catholicunited.org/baseball to reserve your seats. First-come, first-served basis. Gates open 6:05pm. First pitch 7:05pm on Wednesday, July 18th Sioux Falls Sta-dium. Question? Contact Jay Fritzemeier 605-999-2705.
Holy Smoke Car Show – Saturday, July 21, 8:30 am – 9 pm…..O’Gorman High School, Sioux Falls Come and “Cruise for Christ” at the third annual car show, all proceeds support seminarian education in the East River/Sioux Falls diocese. Free General Admis-sion, Morning Cathedral Cruise for Christ-$25 with Cash Prizes; Afternoon Car Show – Registration with Lunch $35 with several categories and special awards; Free Fun Zone for Kids, Indoor Mass, Seminarian Trike Drag Race, Roasted Pig Dinner, Social and Silent Auction.
Sponsored by Catholic Diocese of Sioux Falls and the Sioux Falls area Knights of Columbus. Go to www.holysmokecarshow.org for a detailed schedule and to register a car. Please Note: If you are unable to serve on the liturgi-cal calendar, please get a sub and contact Fr. Stevens.
The dishes are piling up in the SH kitchen again! Please be sure to stop by and pick up your things ASAP. Thank you. Remember God doesn’t go on vacation
from you, so why would you from God? Check Mass times when you’re on the road! Visit www.sfcatholic.org, click on Mass Times, then select the appropriate city or zip code. If you’re in a different diocese, visit www.parishesonline.com and follow the prompts to select the city you are looking for.
A Family Perspective by Bud Ozar Jesus sent out His apostles without a lot of “things” because THINGS distract. We collect, argue about and protect our “things.” Garage sales only transfer “things. ”We even ignore each other because we have “things” to do. What “things” are separating you from your family?
Religious Ed Corner Please hold in your prayers our junior high students who are at D-Camp this weekend, as well as the high school students who attended last week and/or last month. May they receive
the precious gifts of their leaders, one another and the Lord, and use them as inspiration for their lives and ser-vice to our parishes and communities.
Fully Alive Young Adult Retreat is a weekend (Oct. 5-7) away for young adults (ages 21-39) to rest, retreat and be renewed at Broomtree Retreat Center! The retreat will include short reflections, time for prayer, rest and fun. The theme for the weekend is “Fully Alive” and our hope is to explore the freedom and joy of living a virtuous life. We would love for you to join us and invite your friends to come along. The Diocese would like a few people from each parish to attend. For more info, visit www.sfcatholic.org/fullyalive
6th Annual Ryan Hohn Memorial 5K is Saturday, Au-
gust 4, 2018 at 9:30. Please text or call Melody Hohn at 605
-770-9083 for more information or registration forms.
A Prayer for Kindness in All Things
Dear Lord, I praise you as the essence of all things loving; You are complete in Yourself; You are un-conditional in Love. In my heart I desire to be more like You, and I invite you to be with me as I move about through my day. When I begin to compare myself to others, let me remember that we are all made in your likeness, and that each of our bodies is a temple of Your Holy Spirit. When I am tempted to make judgments about the actions, behaviors, even the looks of others as a way of making myself feel better, come to my aid and bring about in me a spirit of contentment, a spirit of gratitude. Help me to treat each person I encounter as I would like to be treated, and fill me with loving kindness so that my thoughts, words, and deeds flow from Your spirit of unconditional Love. Let me remember You al-ways; let me be ever aware of Your presence in each moment of my life, as I would surely cease to live, to move, to have my being if thought of me falls from Your mind’s embrace for the span of even one breath; for it is Your breath that gives me life.
I ask all these things through Christ who strength-
ens me. Amen.
Church Support 7/8/18 SsPP Adult $1,898.00 SH Adult $3,352.00
Loose $50.00 Loose $245.08
Total $1,948.00 Youth $9.00
$.00 Total $3,606.08 CFSA
CFSA $200.00
Mass Intentions
7/17 Tues 5:15pm SsPP l/d Past Pastors/members of Holy Rosary Parish
7/18 Wed 8:30am SH l/d Jerauld Thuringer Family
7/19 Thurs 8:30am SsPP d LuVern Neugebauer
7/19 Thurs 8:30am SH d Bern/Lorraine Fischer Frank/Eileen Murphy
7/20 Fri 8:30am SH l/d Sacred Heart Altar Society Members
7/21 Sat. 10:00am BM d Ruth Boehmer
7/21 Sat 5:00pm SH d Jason Montefering
7/22 Sun 8:00am SsPP d Violet Freidel
7/22 Sun 10:00am SH Parishioners Cable TV Masses:
Santel #1: Live at 5 p.m. Saturdays, 10 a.m. Sundays & weekdays as scheduled at SH
Liturgical Ministry Schedule
Mass Time
Extraordinary Ministers of
Holy Communion
Lectors
Servers
Ushers
Greeters
Gift Carriers
Musicians
Video/Rosary
Sat., 7/21 SH-5:00PM
Chris N Collin N Mary T
Norma S
Carter S Carlie H Jesse N
Hallie N Fran S Duane S Gregg W
Ushers
O: Volunteer C: Volunteer
Maddy S
Sun., 7/22 SsPP-8AM
Kim M
Paul F
Riley N Bryce N Madisyn R
Glen K Nick W Volunteer
Pat & Kim
Glenn & Dee Kummer
O: Garrett & Ryder C C: Ally F
Selma W
Sun., 7/22 SH 10AM
Dorothy F Rose W Diane B
Barb B
Kayleigh R Mariah R Luke B
Leo T Jeff M Greg R Tim A
Steve & Paulette Hohn
O: Robin R C: Hannah B Jackie B
Brandon W
Please arrange for a substitute if you are unable to serve as assigned. August requests due: Tues., July 17
7/22 5:30 4th Degree Knights Potluck in Mitchell KC Hall
Prayer to St. Christopher for Safe Travels and Motorists Grant me, O Lord, a steady hand and watchful eye, that no
one shall be hurt as I pass by. Thou gavest life, I pray no
act of mine may take away or mar that gift of Thine. Shel-
ter those, dear Lord, who bear my company from the evils
of fire and all calamity. Teach me to use my car for others
need; Nor miss through love of undue speed. The beauty of
the world; that thus I may with joy and courtesy go on my
way. St. Christopher, holy patron of travelers, protect me, and lead
me safely to my destiny. Saint Christopher’s Protection Prayer Dear
Saint Christopher, protect me today in all my travels along the road’s
way. Give your warning sign if danger is near so that I may stop while
the path is clear. Be at my window and direct me through when the
vision blurs From out of the blue. Carry me safely to my destined
place, like you carried Christ in your close embrace. Amen.
