Welcome to St. Ann's Catholic Church

Address: P.O. Box 2000, Belcourt, ND 58316

Parish Office Phone: (701)477-5601 / Fax: (701)0602 Emergency Phone : (701)278-4744

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm

Parish Website: www.stannsmission.org ~ Facebook Page: St. Ann's Catholic Church, Belcourt

Two Hearts Radio Station 98.9 FM "Voice on the Hill" Fr. Dennis Mary Dugan, S.O.L.T. (Pastor) ~ Fr. Jim Mulligan, S.O.L.T.~ Fr. Anthony Hession ~

~ Deacon Francis Davis

Please support our Patrons: Monthly Holy Mass and daily Rosary is offered for our friends & benefactors.

Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity Serving St. Ann's Mission Among the Chippewa and Metis How shall I make a return to the Lord for all the good He has done for me? - Psalm 116:12

Mass Times Sunday Vigil Mass Sat. : 5:30pm

Sunday: 8:30am, 10am & 5pm Daily Mass Mon.-Fri.: 6:45am at the Queen of Peace,

Mon.-Thu.: 5pm at the Queen of Peace, Fri. 5pm at the Retirement Home, Sat. 9am at the Church

Sunday Mass: St. Anthony’s at 11:30 am

Confessions Sat.: 9:30am,4-6:30pm

Sun.: 8-11am, 4:30-6pm, and before or after Daily Mass

IN MEMORY OF: RICHARD “PONCH” MCCLOUD JR

12/19/72-11/29/18 “Red Warrior Who Dances from the West” was born to Richard McCloud

Sr and Judy (Azure) LaFountain. Also surviving fiancé,

Jennifer Yellowbird, 8 children, 4step-children, 2 grandchildren.

This space is sponsored by Munich Area Development

Thank You

In Loving Memory: Michael Daniel

Short

Belcourt Drug & Floral

Pharmacy: 701-477-0202

Floral: 701-477-0201

K.E.Y.A Public Radio,

88.5 FM ‘The Voice of

The Turtle Mountains’ 477-5686

701-477-6155

In Loving Memory:

Baby Elise

Delong

Two Heart’s

Catholic Radio

98.9 FM “Voice on the hill”

I-Keating Furniture

10 South Broadway

Minot, ND 701-852-3536

In Memory

of:

Dolores

Gourneau

12/14/33-03/09/19

Good St. Ann, Mother

of Mary, Our Life, Our

Sweetness & Our Hope

Turtle Mountain

Chippewa Food Pantry

Belcourt, ND

Tues & Thurs. 9am-12

Canned food donations

accepted.

477-0036 or 477-7929

SEVEN STONE CENTER

FOR BEHAVIORAL HEATLH & HEALING

100% Native Owned on the Turtle Mountain

Indian Reservation

Dr. Tami Jollie-Trottier, Ph.D.PLLC

477-0428

To provide quality care that focuses on well-

ness, self-growth, and personal empower-

ment for life change.

Jona Peltier, MSW,LICSW 477-0455; Jennifer Keplin PMHNP-BC 477-0458

Knights of Columbus

4th Degree Assembly

#1936

Belcourt, ND

Niess Impressions

For all your printing needs!

Minot, ND

839-2767

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The Incredible Machine

477-6729 T-Shirts - Trophies – Key chains

Customacrylickeychains.com

THE BAPTISM OF THE LORD

JANUARY 12, 2020

St. Ann’s Gift Shop Crosses, rosaries

candles etc. Queen of Peace 8-4pm

St. Ann’s Catholic

School

Prepares the children

to receive their

Sacraments

Smaller teacher to student ratio Core curriculum classes

with music and art. 477-2667

sacsbcourt@gmail.com

Debbie R. Albert, CFP Financial Advisor 325 S.Washington St GF,ND 701.746.5429 Debbie.r.albert@ampf.com ameripriseadvisors.com /Debbie.r.albert

Saint Joseph Community

Health Foundation - Minot, ND

Thank You! Major Sponsor of Saint Ann’s

Summer Camp

Catholic United

Financial

www.CatholicUnitedFinancial.c

om

1-800-568-6670

Every Step, Every Journey, We’re

there for life!”

Life Insurance - Annuities -

And Fraternal Benefits

What is a God Parent? A God parent is one who assists their God Child to grow

in the faith. The God Parent needs to practice their faith, so they can help others

grow in the faith. You cannot give what you do not have. A God parent needs to

be at least 17 years old; they should be attending Mass every weekend and Holy

Days of Obligation; they need to have received Confirmation and are able to re-

ceive Holy Communion —therefore, a God Parent cannot be living together with

their boy friend or girl friend. If they are single they are not to be living together.

If they are married they are to be married in the Catholic Church. The God Parent

cannot be the Father or Mother of the child. If you have difficulty finding some-

one in your family to fulfill all these requirements, please talk to Fr. Dennis Mary.

He will assist you in finding a suitable God Parent. May Jesus bless you , your

family and vocation!

Generation Art Where faith, age, art &

culture collide.

Funded by Dr. Tami Jollie-Trottier’s Bush Fellowship

701-550-7606

Sponsorship offsets printing Cost. Donate online at www.StAnnsMission.Org

Prayers for the Sick in our Community Jerry LaFountain, Ella Breland Hall, Jeanita La-ducer, Charlene Azure, David Thomas, Jackson Davis, Margaret Baker, William Charbonneau, Brenda Slater, Roxie LaFromboise, Renee Enno, Georgia Marion, Charlotte Marcellais, Denise Poitra, Leah Laducer, Tom Johnson, Lawrence Peltier, Linda Belgarde, Mary Malaterre, Shirley Delorme, Larry Dauphinais, Patrick L Allery, Tom Patnaude, Cody Davis, Leonard Eller Jr., Marie Brunelle, Baby Ensleigh Poitra, Reece Laducer, Myles Allen, Lincoln Frost DeCoteau, , Grace Lambert, Marie Lavedure, Madeline Keplin, Carol Rainey, Denise Laducer, Louise Nielsen, Aidan Martell, Liam Halvorson, Allen Poitra, Carly McCloud, Elma Martell, Charles Crissler, Theresa LaFountaine, Alex Thomas, Ann Marie Janco, Lena Enno, Dennis Enno, Jennasyn Bercier, Harold Gillis, Lynn Davis, Connie Malaterre, Mary Ann Prouty, Dalton Lavedure, Verna Jeanotte, Rose Marie Parisien, Marla Decoteau, Timmy Gourneau, Tom Her-man, Virginia Lafountain, Roy Chuck Trottier, Vicki Davis Short, Denise Jeannotte, Terry & Sheila Desjarlais, Carol Demery, Ty Marcellais, Beverly Derby, Melvin Jeanotte, Sharon Trottier, Tara Belgarde, Denessa Blue, Providence Grace Rector, Rosena DeCoteau, Sandra Morin, Viola Delorme, Jerry Belgarde, Wyatt Delong , Vince Grant Jr., Lindsey Vivier, Yvonne St. Claire, Jackie DeCoteau Belgarde, Stanley K. Thomas, Willie Davis, Gerald Allard, Eddilyn Brien, John Lucier Sr., Bobby Baker, Ernie Counts Jr., Kathy Zaste, Fred & Linda Delong, Ina Allery, Alice Amyotte, Linda Morin, Rebecca Parisien, Clar-ence Allery Jr, Benedict LaFountain, Jerilyn LaFountain, Bernice Davis, Roberta Azure, Christy Malaterre, Maxine Gourneau, Richard Thomas, Ann B. McGovern, Tim Wilkie, Mary Laducer, Gladys LaRocque, Friend with Cancer, Clarence “Chugger” Davis, Keyana Peltier, Den-ise Wilkie Parisien, Niklais Desjarlais, Angela Tenbear, Matthew LaFromboise, Ramona LaFountain, Madonna Parisien, Mona Azure Davis, Jeanne Charboneau, Kay Malaterre, Yvonne Blackburn, Zayden Page, Emily Davis, Lani Fleury, Laurie & Kenny LaRocque, Evan Grant, Peggy Olson, Joel Rivera, Jim & Anita Stnoger, Duane Jerome, Russell Chuch Davis, Dr. Jim Davis, Darlene Keplin, Cecelia St. Ger-maine, Dallyn Desjarlais, RB, Reno Brunelle, Charlotte McLeod, Larry Dionne, Cheryl Nielson Bailey, Irene DeCoteau, Claudette McLeod, Peg-gy Johnson, Kadyn Decoteau, Gladys Decoteau, Lyndon Desjarlais, Jean Charbonneau Poitra, Michael Vivier, Linus Dionne, Geraldine Mar-cavage, Judy Nelson, Melford “Manny” Hall, Brion Smith, Don Keplin

RECENTLY DECEASED

St. Ann’s: Joe Falcon, Francis “Sonny” Brunelle, Lillian Hoeger, Donna Wilkie, Deacon John Mar-cavage; Nadine Parisien, Judy Delonais

St. Anthonys : Lillian Keplin, Garrett LaFountain, Carey Vivier, Brock LaFloe, Gloria Davis, Rita LaFloe

Baptism: Register at the parish office. Classes held 2nd Saturday of

each month in the church cafeteria @10am. Baptisms held the follow-ing Sunday after 10am Mass. Must have one or two Godparents who

are practicing Catholic, 16 yrs. Old, & Confirmed.

Marriage: Arrangements need to be made six months prior at parish office. Do not set a date until having met with the priest.

Religious Education Dir: Michelle Martin 278-0810

Wednesdays @ 7pm– Reconciliation & 1st Communion & Con-firmation (St. Ann’s Catechism Center)

RCIA for Adults Sunday @ 3:00 pm. Queen of Peace, Gail Trottier

550-9662

Cemetery

St. Ann: Burial plots $75.00

(Dallas Morin 278-4557 & Jim Baker 278-3090)

St. Anthony: Burial plots $50.00

(Alvin McLeod 244-5327)

Gift Giving Donate online at www.StAnnsMission.Org

Email: StAnns@Utma.com

Pregnant? Need someone to talk to? Call St. Gianna's Maternity Home 1-877-701-3077

Mass Intentions: (Rosary prayed Mon-Fri. after 5pm Mass)

SAT JAN 11TH Christmas Weekday

9:00 AM ST. ANN’S Intentions Danielle Henry: Family

5:30 PM ST. ANN’S Delores I. Azure: Larry & Claudette Gourneau

SUN JAN 12TH Baptism of the Lord

8:30 AM ST. ANN’S + Memorial Mass for All Beloved Enrolled Deceased

10:00 AM ST. ANN’S All Parishioners of St. Ann’s & St. Anthony’s

11:30 AM ST. ANTH’S +Dennis LaFloe Sr.: Cherly & Family

5:00 PM ST. ANN’S +Peter Butch Azure: Agnes & Family

MON JAN 13TH St Hilary, Bishop & Doctor of the Church

6:45 AM QOP Happy B-Day Dan Jerome: Family

5:00 PM QOP +John & Veronica Poitra: Flavia & Family

TUE JAN 14TH Weekday

6:45 AM QOP +Gloria Davis: Alvin & Ella McLeod

11:00 AM ST. ANN’S Children’s Mass

5:00 PM QOP +Steve Peltier: Julia & Family

WED JAN 15TH Weekday

6:45 AM QOP +Nadine M. Parisien: Alvin & Ella McLeod

5:00 PM QOP +Tonz Davis: Curtis & Debbe Poitra

THU JAN 16TH Weekday

6:45 AM QOP +Nadine M. Parisien: Mom, Dad & Family

11:00 AM ST. ANN’S Children’s Mass

5:00 PM QOP Priest’s Intention

FRI JAN 17TH Weekday St. Anthony, Abbot

6:45 AM QOP +Jesse Jacob LaVallie: Family

5:00 PM RT +Francis “Sonny” Brunelle: Monica Jerome & Kids

SAT JAN 18TH Weekday

9:00 AM ST. ANN’S +Richard Morin: Gail Trottier

5:30 PM ST. ANN’S Delores I. Azure: Perry & Peggy Poitra

SUN JAN 19TH Second Sunday Ordinary Time

8:30 AM ST. ANN’S +Memorial Mass for All Beloved Enrolled Deceased

10:00 AM ST. ANN’S All Parishioners of St. Ann’s & St. Anthony’s

11:30 AM St. ANTH’S Priest’s Intentions

5:00 PM ST. ANN’S Priest’s Intentions

ST. ANN PARISH VISION STATEMENT

That Almighty God - Father, Son and Holy Spirit - be glorified through the salvation of all

peoples in the Turtle Mountains. ST. ANN’S PARISH MISSION STATEMENT

As a Eucharistic family united in the Hearts of Jesus and Mary, under the maternal patron-age of Saint Ann, we strive to bring the healing Light of Christ to all in need of His Divine Love. Through our commitment to prayerful worship and works of mercy, we share our

Catholic Faith to inherit the Kingdom of God.

STEWARDSHIP MOMENT

And a voice came from the heavens, saying, “This is my be-loved Son, with whom I am well pleased.” (Matthew 3:17)

Two thoughts come to mind when reading this. 1st God, Our Father, gave us his only son to us so that we can have eternal life with him in heaven. Our Creator loves us too! 2nd, Jesus was obedient to his Father’s will, even to the point of death. Our own lives are pure gifts from God & meant to serve God and others.

Adoration Chapel News Need hours filled for Sunday 7-8pm. Monday 4 to 5, Thursday 3 to 4pm & 5-6 pm. Please consider filling these hours or 1 that is at your convenience. Thank You!

ANNOUNCEMENTS

“YEAR OF MARY FOR HEALING” : We are looking for lay people, Sisters and Priests to give a 20-30 min. talk once a month on an apparition or devotion of Our Mother Mary in one of the fifteen parishes that are participating in the “Year of Mary for Healing.” It would be fitting, for example, to have a discussion of Our Lady of Lourdes in February, sometime. If you are inter-ested in presenting, talk to Fr. Dennis Mary to schedule this event. EXODUS 90 : Please go to https://exodus90.com and discover a new Lenten journey of pray-er, asceticism and fraternity. Get rid of habits that enslave us, find true freedom in Christ, and strengthen your spiritual life and relationships. It takes 90 days to develop a good habit. Exo-dus 90 starts Jan. 13 thru Apr.12th (Easter Vigil); it will help us this Lent to move in discipline, sacrifice, and to focus most especially on Jesus Our Lord. Please investigate this. FAITH FORMATION is for all folks interested in growing in the faith, Wed. 7 pm in the Queen of Peace. We invite any parishioners who wants to grow in their faith, as well as all parents of CCD children and our Youth Ministry kids. PROLIFE PRAYER WARRIORS ARE GOING ON THE “MARCH FOR LIFE” IN WASHING-TON DC leave Jan.. 21 and return Jan. 25th. Talk with Fr. Dennis Mary if you’re interested in going with us. UNIVERSITY & COLLEGE STUDENTS ARE COMING FOR SPRING BREAK IN MAR. : If you have home projects such minor construction or painting or cleaning to be done. Please let BI or Roddy, our parish maintenance crew, know about future projects for the college kids. QUEST RETREAT : There will be a Quest retreat held on Feb. 28th & 29th, 2020 at St. Ann’s Parish. Quest is a spiritual retreat for students in Grades 7, 8, & 9. The retreatants will gather at 4pm on Feb. 28th and will finish with 5:30 pm Mass on Sat. Feb. 29th. Please contact our Youth ministers Denise Marcellais or Dusty Keplin or go to the Parish Office for an application. Space is limited to 30 children. The FIRST MEETING for Resource to help with Quest will be Sun. Jan. 12th at 2pm in the Youth Center. LENT STARTS IN A MONTH AN A HALF — FEB. 26th : We, as a Church, are planning to meet once a week, during the week not the weekend, for an hour and a half. We will gather to grow in our faith and belief of Jesus present in the Most Holy Eucharist. We will watch a video series for an hour once a week for the seven weeks of Lent, and then we will discuss ques-tions for a half hour afterward. Look for more details to come in the bulletin. ST. ANTHONY’S PARISH COUNCIL MEETING TUE. JAN. 14TH 6 PM. PASTOR’S NOTE : The Catholic church has a foundation on apostolic succession. At the Last Supper Jesus imparted His divine grace upon His Apostles making them priests and bishops. They were conformed to Christ crucified and shared in His ministry through the evan-gelical counsels of poverty, chastity and obedience. In one sense, these three councils are the three nails holding the priest to the cross, as he embraces the cross in his ministry. The Apostles laid hands on their successors and made them priests and bishops—imparting the same grace given to them by Jesus. These men did likewise. This same grace first received and then given has been shared in an unbroken chain through the millennia down to our pre-sent day. The priesthood of Christ, which all Catholic priests share in, is from our divine founder through apostolic succession. The other Protestant Churches do not have apostolic succession. Their ministers are not found in unbroken chain from to present day. This is how we Catholics, have the validity of the Sacraments of the Holy Eucharist and Confession. + Through the intercession of Our Mother Mary’s Immaculate Heart, may the good an gracious Lord bless you and your family in His holy and precious name - Father, Son & Holy Spirit, Fr. Dennis Mary, S.O.L.T.

Mass Readings for Next Sunday: Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

January 19, 2020

1st Reading: Isaiah 49:3, 5-6 (64A)

2nd Reading: 1 Corinthians 1:1-3

Gospel: John 1:29-34

Collections: Jan. 5, 2020

$3,431.00

Thank you

Parish Council Members: Derrick Dixon, Pres.

Ron Trottier Jr, Bonita Henry

Billy Charboneau,

Perry LaFountain

Christi Rondeau

Wed (High School) 5:30-8:00 PM

Saturday WATCH FOR ACTIVITIES

Jan 26th Sledding (Cookies & Hot Chocolate donations welcome)

Who can receive Holy Communion? Holy Communion is reserved for those who are unmarried and have re-ceived their First Holy Communion. It is also received by those married within the Catholic Church or has their marriage blessed (con-validated) by the Catholic Church. If you are a Catholic who is married outside the Catholic Church or is living together please refrain from receiving Holy Communion. Those who are married outside the Church please come forward and talk with the priest to have your marriage blessed in the Church, and have this obstacle removed so you can receive Holy Communion. Couples who use contraception with no desire to stop using contraception are also to refrain from receiving Holy Communion. If you desire to stop using contraception, come to Confession and let the priest help remove this obstacle of receiving Holy Communion. For one to receive Holy Communion we need to attend Mass every weekend and Holy Days of Obligation—we need to be in a state of grace with no mortal sin on our souls. We need to have gone to Confession recently, or at least once a year. Miss-ing Mass is a mortal sin, unless you have a good reason (ie, you were sick, taking care of someone who is sick or extreme weather). If you missed Mass, not for a good reason, go to Confession and confess this sin prior to receiv-

ing Holy Communion.

Jan 18th-5:30 PM Jan 19th-8:30 AM Jan 19th-10:00 AM Jan 19th-5:00 PM

Sharyn Blue Duane Gourneau Derrick Dixon Lila Thomas Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Communion

Mary Laducer Cindy Gourneau Judy Lafountain Alfred Prouty Wendy Belgarde Sandy Thomas Perry Lafountain Brion Smith Harry Belgarde Brenda Trottier Phyllis Jollie Vonda Morin

Muscians: Chad Marcellais Pat & Linda Peltier

YOUTH

GROUP