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May 31, 2020
Office/Oficina Parroquial: 2220 4th Avenue North
Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501
Phone : (515) 955-6077
Fax: (515) 955-8473
Email: [email protected]
Summer Hours:
Monday—Friday 8:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.
Bulletin Deadline: Tuesday Noon
PARROQUIA SANTISIMA
Pentecost
Priests/Sacerdotes:
Msgr. Kevin McCoy
Fr. Brian Feller
Deacons:
Deacon Ed Albright
Deacon Dan Carney 576-5849
Deacon Joe Coleman
Deacon Rick Salocker
Parish Life Director:
Hiedi Touney
Director of Music & Coordinator of Liturgy:
Jason Swedlund
Get all your Holy Trinity Parish news, schedules, and ways to get involved on our website: www.holytrinitywci.org
Join us on:
Facebook – HolyTrinityWC
Twitter – holythreeinone
Instagram – holytrinityparishwci
St. Edmond
Catholic
School
System
Where Values and
Academics Meet
For info: 515-576-5182 or
www.st-edmond.com
Professional counseling for
children, families & individuals
Catholic Charities
Fort Dodge
Office
515-576-4156
Want to stay up to date on the construction project of the church? Follow this link
https://holytrinitywci.org/project-update
Fort Dodge
515-576-1138
Mass is live streamed each day on the parish Facebook page and then posted on the parish website so it can be viewed throughout the day, www.holytrinitywci.org
Monday, June 22
7:00 am Kathy Kapustka
Tuesday, June 23
7:00 am Doris Nelson, Phil Beam and Lee Ann Gillespie, Robert English, Peter Doi
Wednesday, June 24
7:00 am John & Sue Thoma
10:30 am John & Ellen Flaherty
Thursday, June 25
7:00 pm George & Marion Spence, Eddie Condon, Francis & Catherine
McCarville, Edmond & Margaret Condon
Friday, June 26
7:00 am John Condon
Saturday, June 27
7:00 am Deceased members of the English & Bemrich families
Corpus Christi 4:15 pm Mary Fuller, Merrill & Corinne Schlief
Sunday, June 28
Corpus Christi 7:30 am Carol Murphy, Deceased members of the Gormally family (live streamed/radio Mass)
9:30 am Josh Doyle, Eileen & Jerry Koch, Our Parish Family (live streamed)
Bilingual Noon Parish Family
7:30 pm Jennie Riesberg
MASS TIMES AND INTENTIONS
Tiempos De Misa y Intenciones
Reconciliation
Anytime by appointment, 515-955-6077.
To reach a priest in an emergen-cy after office hours, call 515-955-6077, press 1 and then 3. If
no answer, leave a message, the priest on call will call you back.
Pope Francis’ Monthly Prayer
Intention
June
The Way of the Heart We pray that all those who suffer may find their way in life, allowing them-selves to be touched by the Heart of Jesus.
Next Sunday’s Scripture
2 Kings 4:8-11, 14-16a
Romans 6:3-4, 8-11
Matthew 10:37-42
Daily readings can be found
at www.usccb.org
Mass can be heard on KVFD 1400am Sundays at 8:30 a.m.
To live stream Mass if you
do not have Facebook:
In your internet browser type in
www.facebook.com/
HolyTrinityWC That will take you
directly to our Facebook page.
(click ‘not now’ if a login is
prompted.) Click on the live
stream box (video) to make it big-
ger. You can also click right on
the underlined above to take you
directly there.
Adult Envelopes / Cash
$17,332.00
ACH (A/W through Bank) $11,856.00
Online Giving $2,691.00
Amount Needed $30,000 Amount Received $31,879
ACH (Auto Withdrawal) can be
taken out of your account weekly, bi-monthly (on the 1st and 15th), or monthly either on the 1st or
15th.
To continue to support the parish at this time, you can mail your offering, drop it in the mail slot at the Business
Office, or go to the parish web-site, www.holytrinitywci.org
and click on the Online Giving box or click on the link and it
will take you right there.
Holy Trinity
Weekly Collection
June 14, 2020
Hello everyone, I am glad to be joining you here in Fort Dodge. My name is Zach Jones and I just finished my fourth year in seminary for the diocese of Sioux City. I was born and raised in Okoboji and went to college in Sioux Falls at Augustana (yes, the Lutherans helped get me to seminary). I am the youngest of three kids with one brother and one sister. Both of my siblings are now married and my brother has two sons (being an uncle is the best). In high school I played several sports and was a part of the jazz band and then in college I ran track (I used to hurdle but I doubt if I could get over one now). I did my first two years of seminary in St. Louis at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary and my last two years have been in Rome at the North American College. I am a Minnesota sports fan (Twins, Vikings, Twolves) so I have been through many trials and sufferings, but there is always hope, I am really missing the MLB season right now. A few of my favorite saints are St. John Bosco and Bl. Karl Leisner (if you don't know who they are google them or I would love to tell you all
about them). I never really thought about the priesthood until late in high school when my pastor mentioned it to me and didn't really open myself to listen to Christ calling me until I was in college, but now my four years in formation have been a huge blessing and I really look forward to serving the diocese as a priest.
"Hello friends of Holy Trinity Parish, my name is Tommy Kollasch and I am a first-year seminarian for the Sioux City Diocese. I come from Bancroft, Iowa, and I am a proud alumnus of Bishop Garrigan High School. After graduating from there, I at-tended the University of Iowa for two years where I became very involved with the Newman Catholic Student Center and the Fellowship of Catholic University Stu-dents as a campus missionary disciple. My proudest accomplishment during my time at the University of Iowa was winning the Billiards Intramural tournament in back to back years. I love long-distance running, playing hackysack, going golfing, and listening to vinyl records on my turntable. My newest hobbies are woodworking and bird watching. My favorite saint is John the Baptist because my home parish in Bancroft is dedicated to him and I love the Gospel story of him leaping for joy at the presence of Jesus while he was still in Elizabeth's womb.
Thank you all for your kind and welcoming words on social media so far. I am super excited to be of service here in Fort Dodge for this summer, and I look forward to meeting many of you."
Hi everyone! For those of you who I haven’t met yet, my name is Peter Pham. I am from Vietnam, but I am studying for Sioux City, Iowa. I finished philosophy study at Conception Seminary College in western Missouri last year, and I have finished my first year of theology at Kenrick – Glennon Seminary. This summer, I am assigned at your Parish this year, and I am blessed and delighted to be here with you.
I first thought of being a priest when I was in middle school. However, instead of do-ing God’s will, I tried to do what I wanted. After graduating from Universities, I taught in a college for nine years. I really enjoyed teaching, but I soon recognized that it was not what God wanted me to do for my whole life. I took a spiritual exercise re-treat, and felt that God was calling me to priesthood. Thus, I applied for priestly for-mation at the seminary. My inspired saints are Sts. Peter and John Paul II.
At Seminary we need to embrace fully the Priestly Formation Program that is centered on Four Pillars: hu-man, spiritual, intellectual and pastoral. For a High School student who wants to become a seminarian, he needs to take eight years of formation (including four years studying philosophy and four years studying the-ology.) For Students who already have a college Decree, formation will take six years (two years for philoso-phy and four years for theology). I would like you to pray and follow God’s will if He calls you to priesthood.
I like would like to drink black coffee and play ping pong with any of you.
Meet the Seminarians!
This summer we will have four seminarians with us learning how a parish works. Here are the three that be-
gan this week. Next week will introduce Jack, who will be here soon. Please welcome them when you see
them!
Open Positions
Holy Trinity Parish / St. Edmond Catholic School is seeking an accom-plished and innovative Director of Communications to enhance com-munications with all constituencies, raise the parish’s and school’s visi-bility, advance its brand, and manage social media. A complete Job De-scription may be viewed on the school website, st-edmond.com or the parish website, holytrinitywci.org. Salary will be based on qualifications. Apply through TeachIowa; or forward a cover letter and your resume to Paul Cain, Director of Operations, HTP/SE Business Office, 2220 4th Avenue North, Fort Dodge, IA 50501; or email [email protected].
St. Edmond Catholic School has both part-time and full-time Custodi-an/Maintenance positions available. If interested, please stop into the Business Office at 2220 4th Avenue North to complete an application; or the application is available on the school website, st-edmond.com, and should be returned to the Business Office.
Faith Formation Coordinator part- time. For a complete job descrip-tion, please visit the parish website, holytrinicywci.org. To apply, please send a cover letter and resume to Hiedi Touney, Parish Life Director, Holy Trinity Parish, 2220 4th Ave N, Fort Dodge, IA 50501; or email these documents to [email protected]
Prayer Line
If you have a prayer request for the prayer line please contact:
Lou Shackleton 573-5559
Dorothy Thoma 955-8135
Jan Yocum 955-8688
Please do not include the per-son’s last name unless you have permission from them or an im-
mediate family member.
70th Jubilee of Sr. Gertrude (Trudy) Keefe, RSM
There will be a card shower for Sr. Trudy to help her celebrate
her 70th Jubilee. If you would like to send a card:
Sr. Trudy Keefe
Mercy Villa
1845 S 72nd St
Omaha, NE 68124
Discover all the best Catholic content in one place. Entertaining movies, enlightening pro-grams, inspiring talks, and a great selection of popular ebooks– all just a click away! To reg-ister, go to: www.formed.org, click on Sign up, then I belong to a Parish, and follow directions.
MADE POSSIBLE BY
Weekly Food Collection for the Holy Trinity Food Pantry.
Our Food Pantry is open Wednesdays from 10:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. at the Corpus Christi Center and is open to
all in Webster County, including our parishioners!
During this time, with the Food Pantry being used by more people we will have a weekly list of items
most in need. If you would like to give a monetary gift click here– www.holytrinitywci.org .
Items of most need: Quart bags, cream of chicken soup, mustard, shampoo, body
bar soap, shampoo, laundry soap.
Items may be dropped off at the Food Pantry on Wednesdays when they are open.
"For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to
drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in." Mt 25:35
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Watch Mass each day on our
website–
www.holytrinitywci.org
Now on our Facebook page!
