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Sacrament of Reconciliation St. Mary’s: Tuesday 5:45-645, Saturday 3-3:30pm,
Sunday 7:45-8:15am
St. Joseph’s : before Mass
Sacred Heart: by request after Mass
Anytime by appointment
Homebound or in a health care facility? Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick Call pastor if Holy Communion/or a visit is desired. Hospitals will not call unless a patient asks that a priest be notified. Planning a Marriage or Baptism? Contact pastor for more information Parishioners Please notify the parish office of changes of address or telephone number. If you are new to the area or a seasonal parishioner please register with the parish office Abortion Alternative Birthright~1-800-550-4900 Crisis Pregnancy Helpline~1-888-4-OPTIONS Bemidjipregnancyoptions.com or 218-444-3035
Diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator Cindy Hulst, LSW,
218-281-7895 (24-hour confidential number).
Parish Offices St. Mary’s
511 Cedar Ave NW PO Box 33 Warroad, MN 56763
218-386-1178 stmaryswarroad.org
Sacred Heart
104 1st St. SW P.O. Box 738 Baudette, MN 56623
218-634-2689 sacredheartbaudette.org
St. Joseph’s
400 Park Ave Williams, MN 56686 Contact Sacred Heart
Fr. Andrew Obel-Pastor
218-850-1783 [email protected]
Deacon Jim Lukenbill 218-766-5107
Jennifer Hilligoss - Sec/Bookkeeper [email protected]
S Mass Times
St. Mary’s Warroad Saturday 6pm Sunday 8:30am
St. Joseph Williams Saturday: 4:30pm Sacred Heart Baudette Sunday 10:30am
26th Sunday of
t. Mary’s Warroad, MN
t. Joseph’s Williams, MN
acred Heart Baudette, MN
September 28, 2019
Our gift to God for
9-22-19
$1707.00
We thank God for all gifts!
St. Mary’s Week Ahead Saturday Sept. 28
6pm Mass For the Parishes
Sunday Sept. 29
8:30am Mass +Richard LaChappelle
Tuesday Oct. 1
5:15pm Mass +Richard LaChappelle
Wednesday Oct. 2
10:30am Rosary/Prayer Group
2-3:30pm Elem RE 6:30-7:30pm MS RE
Thursday Oct. 3
10:30am Mass@ WSLC +Evan Parkhouse
Friday Oct. 4
8:30am Mass +Emily Michael
Saturday Oct. 5
6pm Mass For the Parishes
Sunday Oct. 6
8:30am Mass +Michael Thiessen
Sacred Heart & St. Joseph’s Week Ahead
Saturday Sept. 28 4:30pm Mass @ St. Joseph’s Meri Jo Paschke †
by Stan & Emmy Paschke
Sunday Sept. 29
10:30am Mass @ Sacred Heart Tom Dinndorf †
Wednesday, Oct. 2
10:30 am Mass@ Lakewood Ponicaino Jaropay †
Thursday Oct. 3
11am-5pm Adoration of The Blessed Sacrament
Saturday, Oct. 5
4:30pm Mass@ St. Joseph’s Simon J & Mary L Super †
Sunday, Oct. 6
10:30am Mass @ Sacred Heart Tom Dinndorf †
Bible Readings for the Week of Sept. 30-Oct. 6 Monday Zec 8:1-8/Lk 9:46-50
Tuesday Zec 8:20-23/Lk 9:51-56
Wednesday Neh 2:1-8 (457)/Mt 18:1-5, 10
Thursday Neh 8:1-4a, 5-6, 7b-12/Lk 10:1-12
Friday Bar 1:15-22/Lk 10:13-16
Saturday Bar 4:5-12, 27-29/Lk 10:17-24
Sunday Hb 1:2-3; 2:2-4/2 Tm 1:6-8, 13-14/Lk 17:5-10
Liturgical Ministers Saturday Oct. 5
Commentator— Tim Paquin
Reader— Barb Kotta
Music—- Pat Sacristan— Olga
Sunday Oct. 6
Commentator—Phillip Ellenson
Reader— Tom Goldsmith
Music— Heather
Sacristan— Jeri
Liturgical Ministers
Saturday Oct. 5 4:30pm @ St. Joseph’s
Eucharistic Minister:
Lector:
St. Joseph Church cleaning
Oct. 5 CeCe Charlton
Sunday Oct. 6 10:30am @ Sacred Heart
Eucharistic Ministers: Lector: Mary Boomgaarden
Don & Kathy Krause
Cantor: Connie
Accompanist: Lori
Altar Server: Brayden
Ushers:
Mike Gubbels, Liz Lockner
Hospitality Time ~ Sacred Heart
Sunday Oct. 6
Dennis & Tabitha Ubel, Lorene Hanson
Stewardship of Treasure
St. Joseph’s & Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Coffee and rolls are served downstairs after the 10:30am
Mass. Everyone is welcome to come relax and visit.
HONOR OUR SERVICE MEN AND WOMEN
We Keep in our prayers… St. Marys: Ryan Hartman, Maksymilian Crompton, Jacob
Larson, Tyler Larson, Brett Hebel, Nic Gray, Joseph Larson,
Shane Thompson, Krista Johnston, Alex Johnston, Derek
Woodward, Jason Hilligoss, Deb Lien & Kyle Mohrbacher.
Sacred Heart: Evan Torgeson, Ryan Torgeson, Jennifer Dalton, Victoria Chamberlain and Brandon Lockner, &
Kalvin Krause
September 29, 2019
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time “My child, remember that you received what was good during your lifetime while Lazarus likewise received what was bad; but
now he is comforted here, whereas you are tormented. Moreover, between us and you a great chasm is established…” LUKE
16:25-26
When God created the world He declared that it was good and He gave it to all mankind for us to enjoy. However,
over the years we have created a chasm between those who have great gifts and those who do not. In today’s Gospel
we see that with our own generosity we must bridge that gap between those who have much and those who have little
or we may find ourselves on the wrong side of the chasm in the next life.
Prayer Requests Katrin Peterson, Tom Gerszewski, Asher Sorrels, Kathy
Stokke, Richard Merrill, Kai Canfield, Deanne Johnson, Charlene Kuznia, Fr. Todd, Ellen Otto, Sue Magnusson, Gerti
Muggli, Ann Winkler, Roberta Brunell, George Ganyo, Frank
Cieklinski, Susie Lykken, Loren Olson, Arne Freije, Dale Telle,
and Stephanie Schmitz.
Please remember to call the office when a name should be added or re-
moved. Those listed in the “Prayer Request” box will listed for two
months and then removed unless a request is made to keep them on
Religious Education
Sunday September 29
6:30-7:30pm High School
Wednesday Oct. 2
2-3:30pm Elementary
6:30-7:30 Middle School
Coffee & Donuts
After Mass on September 29
Birthday wishes (Sept. 30-Oct. 6)go out to…..
Janelle Knott, Todd Kleinschmidt, Casey Jones, Rolland
Huerd, Marilyn Biondi, Kathy Kuehn, Brennen Foster,
Maria Zentner, Harold Thiessen, Colton Peterson,
Thomas Knott, John Larson, Tim Anacabe, Richard
Gerszewski, & Will Hardwick.
Bishop Michael J. Hoeppner invites all of the
faithful to join him and married couples from
across the Diocese of Crookston for the
2019 Marriage Celebration Day
Sunday, October 6
2:30 p.m. Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in
Crookston. during which couples will be honored. All married couples
as well as widows and widowers will receive a special
blessing from Bishop and each couple will receive a gift in
thanksgiving for their support of marriage. Following mass,
supper will be served and so, if you are planning to stay for
the meal, please RSVP by September 27th at https://
www.crookston.org/marriageday
The 40 Rosaries for Life The 40 Rosaries for Life campaign is an
opportunity for us to participate in a di-
ocesan-wide prayer opportunity.
Our Rosary dates are:
Sacred Heart/St. Joseph’s Monday Sept. 30th
Homebound or in a health care facility? If you are homebound or know someone who would like communion brought to you (them) or a visit from Fr. Andrew please call the office to set up a time.
A Great Chasm: Scott Hahn Reflects on the
Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings: Amos 6:1, 4–7 Psalm 146:7–10 1 Timothy 6:11–16 Luke 16:19–31
The rich and powerful are visited with woe and exile in today’s Liturgy—not for their wealth but for their refusal to share it; not for their power but for their indifference to the suffering at their door.
The complacent leaders in today’s First Reading feast on fine foods and wines, reveling while the house of Joseph, the king-dom of Israel (see Amos 5:6), collapses around them.
The rich man in today’s Gospel also lives like a king—dressed in royal purple and fine linen (see 1 Maccabees 8:14).
The rich man symbolizes Israel’s failure to keep the Old Cove-
nant, to heed the commandments of Moses and the prophets. This is the sin of the rulers in today’s First
Reading. Born to the nation God favored first, they could claim Abraham as their father. But for their failure to
give, their inheritance is taken away.
The rulers are exiled from their homeland. The rich man is punished with an exile far greater—eternity with a
“great chasm” fixed between himself and God.
In this world, the rich and powerful make a name for themselves (see Genesis 11:4) and dine sumptuously, while the poor remain anonymous, refused an invitation to their feasts.
But notice that the Lord today knows Lazarus by name, and Joseph in his sufferings—while the leaders and
the rich man have no name.
Today’s liturgy is a call to repentance—to heed the warning of One who was raised from the dead. To lay
hold of the eternal life He promises, we must pursue righteousness, keep the commandment of love, as Paul
exhorts in today’s Epistle.
“The Lord loves the just,” we sing in today’s Psalm.
And in this Eucharist we have a foretaste of the love that will be ours in the next life—when He will raise the lowly to the heavenly banquet with Abraham and the prophets (see Luke 13:28), where we too will rest our heads on the bosom of our Lord (see John 13:23).
