June 5, 2016 - Christ the King

505 10th Avenue NW
Mandan, ND 58554
www.ctkmandan.com
FR. NICK SCHNEIDER, PASTOR
Office: 663-8842 or 751-7101
MASS TIMES
Weekdays
Tuesday: 5:30 pm
Wed. thru Thursday: 8:00 am
Friday: 9:00 am
First Sat.: 8:00 am
Weekend
Saturday: 4:30 pm
Sunday: 8:00 am & 10:00 am
HOLY DAYS
Vigil 6:30 pm, 8:00 am & 6:30 pm
ADORATION
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Prairies Adoration
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Please contact the office about Baptism instruction; this may be done
even before the child is born. Classes may not be necessary if you
have attended within the past three years. Baptisms will be done at
the 10:00 am Mass on the third Sunday of every month.
Please contact the office at least nine months prior to the intended
date of marriage. No wedding date can be set until the initial interview and pre-marriage inventory are completed. Weddings can be
scheduled no later than 2:00 pm on Saturdays, and no earlier than
5:00 pm on Fridays during the school year. Go to catholicweddinghelp.com for more info.
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Our second graders celebrated First Holy Communion on May 1.
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Confession is available each Saturday from 3:15 to 4:15 pm,
before daily Masses, or by appointment.
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This healing sacrament is available for the sick, elderly and shut-ins.
Please notify the parish office if someone has become ill, hospitalized
or homebound.
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Our freshmen and sophomores will celebrate Confirmation on
September 16, 2016, at 7:00 pm.
A community, nourished by the Sacraments, committed to Christ
through prayer and service for the greater glory of God.
the King
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DIRECTORY
ctkmandan.com |
School Office…………663-6200 or 663-6261
Parish Office……………663-8842 or 751-7101
Principal, M ike Heilman, ext. 101
[email protected]
Vice Principal, Denelle Scheerle
[email protected]
Kim Nutsch, ext. 100
[email protected]
Facilities Manager, P erry Arndt, ext. 108
[email protected]
Pastor, Rev. Nick Schneider, SLD, ext. 133
[email protected]
Deacon, Dennis Rohr, 701-471-4972
Deacon, Doug Helbing, 701-400-0233
, ext. 136
[email protected]
Director of Faith Formation, Barbara Surges, ext. 135
[email protected]
Administrative Assistant, Shaina Craw ford, ext. 132
[email protected]
, 220-5752
[email protected]
National Catholic Bioethics Center — 215-877-2660
Call business hours, M-F 9:00–5:00, unless an emergency.
If not urgent, leave voicemail or email [email protected]
Emergency assistance 24 hrs/day: Say “Urgent!”
ext. 130
[email protected]
Littlest Angels Development Center
Heart River Daycare………667-1967 or 751-7102
Director
Donna Jean Froelich, ext. 138
[email protected]
Bulletin
deadline
is
12:00 noon on
Tues.
Send announcements to: [email protected]
PARISH NEWS
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
PRAYER INTENTIONS
Online Giving is available! J ust a reminder that
we offer electronic giving as a way to automate your
regular weekly offering.
Electronic giving offers
convenience for our parishioners and provides much
needed donation consistency. Go to our website:
www.ctkmandan.com at any time and follow
these links: Our Parish -> Stewardship -> Donate
5/1/2016
5/8/2016
$9,897
$8,209
5/15/2016
5/22/2016
$4,896
$7,083
5/29/2016
$6,251
Children’s Offerings (May)
$94
$1,460
Electronic giving MTD
May Actual
$37,890
YTD Actual
$395,322
END OF LIFE INFO
Emergency Room & Intubation
Ethics & Medics, National Catholic Bioethics Center, Joan Glick, RN, Jan. 2016
Patients who are terminally ill sometimes seek treatment in the
emergency room for a range of symptoms including pain and shortness of breath… Once the patient is intubated with an endotracheal
tube and placed on the breathing machine, admission to the intensive care (ICU) unit follows… Mechanical ventilation is not necessary
or useful for a dying patient.
…whether in the form of a documented advance directive or in a brief
but necessary conversation, in order to get informed consent for an
invasive procedure such as intubation for mechanical ventilation,
commonly known as “life support.”
Ray Riedinger, Mark Austin Hattich, Eugene Thomas, Darlene
Hohbein, Aria May Schaner, Marge Hartman, Nathan Clark,
Diane Braun, Hildegard Steckler, Diane Carlson, Gloria Sauers,
Skyla Stevens, Joe Berger, Thomas Berger, Jeff Bezdicek, Johanna Metcalf, Ken Gerhardt, Anna J. Kalvoda, Kathy Heisler,
Keely Goter and infant twin girls, Amelia Dalbol, Norman Miller, Holli Kautzman, Betty Stein-Bohl, Gail Norton, Cully
Oothoudt, Jim Kopp, Herb Frohlich, Brian Knoll, Tom Frohlich,
Clifford Frohlich, Sam Lohstreter, Ed Boehm, Chuck Wetzel,
Toni Snider, Margy Markel, Marlene Schwartzbauer, Arthur
Swap, Sandy Stephenson, Tamme Sweringen, Luke Kilzer,
Ryker Wallace, Tyann Henderson, & Monica Schmidt.
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REFLECTION
In the very difficult economic times of the last few years, many
families found themselves relying on resources that they had
never had to utilize in the past. Some households used their
retirement savings or tried to sell their homes after a job loss.
Others found themselves grateful for unemployment compensation even if it didn't pay all their bills. Some adult children
found it necessary to move back in with their parents, while
some families found help from a local food pantry or meal program-maybe one to which in better times they actually made
donations.
In Sunday's Gospel, the widow from Nain has lost her only son.
In the time of Jesus, this was not only a personal loss filled
with grief, but also a devastating economic event. There was
no one on whom she could rely for support. With her husband
gone and now her only son dead, the woman had nothing. She
was in the very worst of straits. That is, until Jesus came along.
Suddenly, the widow had renewed hope, as her son was raised
up and restored to her. Her life could go on.
The plight of our neighbors in need today is not so different
from that of the widow of Nain. While we might want to have
Jesus walk into town and give them their house or their job
back, we know that isn't going to happen. But that doesn't
mean that something can't happen. Indeed, something should!
As the followers of Christ today, we are His presence in this
world. When there are people suffering, we are the ones called
upon to reach out and help. There might be one or the other
among us who actually can offer someone a job, but most of
us will help in other ways. It can be as simple as buying one
extra item every time we go grocery shopping to donate to the
local food pantry. We can all help!
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PARISH INFORMATION & EVENTS
“COR REGIS” YOUTH GROUP
Our next gathering will be on Wednesday, June 8, 2016,
from 5:15 to 6:30 pm.
“Skits and skittles”
Please meet at 5:15 pm in the Chapel.
All youth in Grades 7-12 are invited.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Save the date! Christ the King will be
hosting Vacation Bible School (VBS),
June 27-30 from 6:00 – 8:30 pm! Our
theme this year is “Parachute with the
Angels and St. Catherine of Laboure.”
VBS is for all Mandan children entering
Kindergarten through Fifth Grade this upcoming fall. Cool
crafts, FUN games and upbeat music! Please register by Friday, June 10. Registration forms will be available in the entrances of the church as well as on our website: ctkmandan.com. Contact Barbara at 663-8842 or email: [email protected].
Current 5th Grade – 12th Grade students are needed to
serve as small group or “Crew Leaders” for VBS. If you can
help or would like more info, please contact Barbara Surges
at 663-8842 or [email protected].
ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK
THEOLOGY ON TAP
GUEST SPEAKER: BISHOP KAGAN!!
Friday, June 10 at 6:30 pm
Parishioners are invited to “Theology on Tap” at
the Jan & Mary Frohlich home. Theology on Tap
is an opportunity each month for adults to discuss the faith,
the Church, and to meet others with similar interests. The purpose is to discuss ancient and current questions regarding the
faith in a relaxing atmosphere of friends, food and yes…beer.
Children are invited to come with their parents and play together while the older children help babysit. To attend, please
RSVP to Jan & Mary at 391-3315 or [email protected].
We are deeply grateful for the regular adorers of Jesus, present in
the Blessed Sacrament.
The Eucharist is exposed on Wednesday from 9:00 am — 9:00
pm and on Thursday from 4:00 pm — 9:00 pm. Adoration is
anytime during the week by opening the doors on the Monstrance
to expose Jesus. We ask that this is done in a reverent manner and
when the adorer leaves the chapel the doors must be closed if no
one is present.
During Wednesday and Thursday, because the Blessed Eucharist is
exposed on the altar, an adorer must be present and the Body of
Christ cannot be left alone. Fr. Schneider asks that on Wednesday and Thursday scheduled adoration times have two adorers. We have some hours on Wednesday available for you to sign
up to be a regular scheduled adorer:
Wednesday:
9:00—10:00 am
10:00—11:00 am
12:00 noon— 1:00 pm
4:00—5:00 pm
Please call Margy Froelich at 663-0022 or Kim at Christ the King
663-6200 to sign up for your special hour to adore Jesus.
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AREA ANNOUNCEMENTS
CHI St. Alexius Health’s Living Grand Program will host an
educational session entitled “Understanding Stroke” on Thursday, June 9. Stroke is a leading cause of serious, long-term
disability among seniors. We will discuss how to recognize
when someone is having a stroke, as well as what you should
know about risk factors, causes, and treatments of stroke.
This session will be held at CHI St. Alexius Health’s Technology
& Educational Center (1310 E Main Ave, Bismarck) from
10:00 to 11:00 am. The class is free, but registration is required by calling 530-7700 or emailing [email protected].
Join us for Ultreya on Tuesday, June 7, at 7:00 pm in the
basement of St. Anne’s Church. Ultreya is a gathering of people who have made a Cursillo weekend. For more info contact
Kathy Dosch at 527-3221 or check out our page on the Diocesan website: http://bismarckdiocese.com/cursillo-1
Inspirational Talk on the Vocation of Motherhood: Monday,
June 6, at 6:30 pm at Spirit of Life Catholic Church, Mandan.
Hear the beautiful story of Rosie Gil, an inspiring mother
whose cause for Sainthood is being examined. Robert Gil will
be talking about how to restore the traditional family and sharing about the book See You in Heaven, the story of his late
wife, Rosie, whose life and writings are touching mothers
throughout America. Refreshments will be served.
Bishop Kagan will be the main celebrant at the 56th Annual
Knights of Columbus Peace Garden Field Mass on Sunday,
July 10. Mass begins at noon. The Field Mass originated in
1960 and has been held on the second Sunday in July continuously for more than 50 years. People gather from two nations
on the U.S.-Canadian border to promote good relationships
and pray for peace for all nations.
Summer Lovin’ Block Party — Come celebrate as a couple/
family with a grill out, band, playground, and bounce house at
Hillside Park, Bismarck, on Sat., July 16, from 6:00 — 10:00
pm. Let us know you’re coming so we have enough food for
everyone by registering at bismarckdiocese.com/summerlovin.
Beer and wine will be available for purchase, and dinner will
be available for a free will offering. All are welcome to join us!
Golfers are welcome at the seminarian golf tournament on
Monday, July 18, at the Prairie West Golf Course in Mandan.
Registration begins at noon with shotgun start at 1:00 pm.
Register by June 29 to participate. Cost is $125 per player
for the 18-hole scramble style tournament. Each team will consist of four players with a priest or seminarian as team captain. Golf, with shared cart, boxed lunch, and two Mulligans
are included in the cost.
Celebrate Town and Country Mass on Sun., July 24, at the
farm of Rosalind and Larry Leier near Hague. Host parishes
are Sts. Peter and Paul, Strasburg; St. Michael, rural Linton;
and St. Mary, Hague. Blessing of animals and machinery begins at 11:30 am followed by Mass with Bishop Kagan at
12:15 pm. Free lunch and entertainment will follow. The Leier
farm is located 12 miles north of Hague. Follow the signs. Register at bismarckdiocese.com/townandcountry or call 2047209. Registration is required for an accurate meal count.
LIT. MINISTERS & INTENTIONS
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
5:30 pm †Ingram Berreth
Altar Server: Jon Wingenbach
Wednesday, June 8, 2016
8:00 am †Lucille Joersz
Thursday, June 9, 2016
8:00 am †Jeanette Frohlich
Friday, June 10, 2016
9:00 am Special Intention
Saturday, June 11, 2016
4:30 pm †John and Margaret Schmidt
Altar Servers: Mari Oothoudt
EMES: Phylis Benz, Amy Kraft, Barb Braun
Lector: Jim Belohlavek
Ushers: Con Markel, Francis Hopfauf, Jim Benz
Gift Bearers: Scott Oothoudt Family
Sunday, June 12, 2016
8:00 am For our Parishioners
Altar Servers: Volunteer
EMES: Mark & Charlotte Schmidt, Deacon Doug
Helbing, Karl VanOrman, Barb Volk
Lector: Marianne Blasco
Ushers: Al Schatz, Joe Koch, Paul Schaff
Gift Bearers: Gabe Volk Family
Music Leader: Rachel Goettle
10:00 am †William T., Dale and Jan Ferderer
Greeters:
Main Entrance: Bob & Karen Smith Family
Chapel Entrance: Joe & Julie Schatz
Altar Servers: Shalae Baumgartner, Dominic Gardner
EMES: Corey Arends, Kim & Corey Dahl, Greg Rummel,
Helen Baumgartner, Steve & Francie Koppy
Lector: Tara Rummel
Ushers: Rory Schlosser, Davy Kottsick, Jim Cermak
Gift Bearers: Mike Hillstrom Family
Music Leader: Mary Stumpf
*Please be responsible for finding your own replacements
if you are unable to be present
Holy Father’s Intentions for June
Universal: Human Solidarity — That the aged, marginalized,
and those who have no one may find—even within the huge
cities of the world—opportunities for encounter and solidarity.
Evangelization: Seminarians and Novices — That seminarians
and men and women entering religious life may have mentors
who live the joy of the Gospel and prepare them wisely for
their mission.
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CALENDAR
Tuesday, May 31
5:30 pm Mass
Wednesday, June 1
8:00 am Mass
9:00 am—9:00 pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Thursday, June 2
8:00 am Mass
4:00—9:00 pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Friday, June 3
9:00 am Mass
Saturday, June 4
3:15 pm Confessions before Mass
4:30 pm Mass
CTK SCHOOL NEWS
WS
Christ the King School is fully accredited
and offers a Catholic-centered curriculum.
Enroll Your Students for 2016-17!
The parents and students at CTK School welcome your family
to join our school family in the 2016-17 school year! To enroll
your child in Grades 1—6, or for more info, call Kim at 6636200 or go to www.ctkmandan.com.
SCHOOL’S OUT — ENJOY THE SUMMER!
UPCOMING EVENTS
Friday, June 10
6:30 pm Theology on Tap with Bishop Kagan
Friday, June 17
7:00 am Finance Council Meeting
Tuesday, June 21
6:00 pm Parish Council Meeting
Wednesday, June 22
8:00 pm School Board Meeting
Monday, June 27 — Thursday, June 30
6:00 — 8:30 pm Vacation Bible School
Wednesday, July 6
6:00 pm Stewardship Committee Meeting
Kindergarten Graduation 2016
Remember to register for Thirst 2016, which will be held
October 28—30, 2016, at the Bismarck Event Center.
Register online at bismarckdiocese.com/thirst2016 or for
more info please email [email protected]. The
conference is FREE for all to attend!
Cook Position Open
Are you looking for a part-time position where your culinary
skills can be enjoyed by the Bishop of the Diocese and the
priests of the Cathedral parish? The Diocese of Bismarck
may have the perfect position for you! We are seeking a part
-time cook (15-20 hours per week) to prepare a single noon
meal on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and an evening
meal on Tuesdays and Thursdays for multiple priests and
guests. Meal planning, meal preparation, serving of meals
and proper kitchen maintenance are the primary
responsibilities of the position. If you are interested in this
fun and exciting position, please submit cover letter, resume
and three references to [email protected] or
Denise Jordan, PO Box 1575, Bismarck, ND 58502.
The sixth graders went to the Garrison Dam and Fish
Hatchery for their end of year field trip. They also enjoyed a picnic and stopped at the lake.
Thank you to our 2015-16 staff! We are sad to say goodbye
to Mrs. Strinden (Grade 1), Mrs. Schepp (Grade 2), Mrs. Shea
(Preschool Aid), and Mrs. Surges (Religion — Atrium). May God
bless you as you move on to new adventures.
Beginning next fall CTK School will open the new Montessori
Children’s House for children ages 3-6. We are excited about
the changes to come! There is now a waiting list started for
students who want to be part of the new Montessori program.
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