April 12th, 2015
1420 16th Street East
West Fargo, ND 58078
Church: 701.282.7217
Fax: 701.282.2753
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.holycrosswestfargo.com
Pastors:
Rev. Jim Meyer, Pastor
[email protected]
Rev. Andrew Jasinski, Parochial Vicar
[email protected]
Deacons:
Deacon David Haney
[email protected]
Deacon James Eggl
[email protected]
Office Staff:
Penne Soucy, Business Manager
[email protected]
Brenda Mears, DRE & Youth Ministry
[email protected]
Margaret Keller, Administrative Asst.
[email protected]
Bianca Wiederrich, Liturgy & Choir Director
[email protected]
Heather Heger, Communications Coordinator
[email protected]
Patrick Thiel, Youth Choir Director
[email protected]
Mass Schedule
Weekdays:
Monday - Friday at 12:15 pm
Reconciliation at 11:45 am
Rosary at 11:50 am
Weekends:
Saturday at 4:30 pm
Reconciliation at 3:30 pm
Sunday at 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am,
6:00 pm
Eucharistic Adoration:
Mondays 9 am - 8 pm
Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Homebound Communion:
Homebound parishioners unable to come to Mass should
notify the parish office so that Holy Communion may be
brought to their homes.
Marriage:
Couples intending to marry should contact the parish office
at least six months prior to the desired wedding date.
Join our Parish Family:
To register in the parish or to notify us of any changes,
please contact the church office.
Baptism Class:
Parish Council:
Held on the 3rd Monday of every month. Please call the
Brian Heger, Rosemary Heise, Helen Franck,
office at 282-7217 to register for the upcoming date and
Mark Sahli, Bill Harbeke, Jim Prochniak & Father time.
Jim Meyer
Lay Directors:
Jamie Steffes & Dan Pulczinski
Bulletin Deadline:
Tuesday by 5:00 pm in writing or
Email: [email protected]
FROM THE PASTOR’S PEN
On Divine Mercy Sunday, an image of The Divine Mercy will be
blessed and displayed in the sanctuary as requested by Jesus.
The image represents the Risen Christ bringing Mercy to the
whole world. Please take a moment and, with gratitude and
trust in God’s Mercy, recall the mystery of the Passion, Death
and Resurrection of Our Lord while viewing the image. In this
way the image will be venerated as Our Lord asked.
“I want the image (which he instructed St. Faustina to have
painted as she saw him) to be solemnly blessed on the first
Sunday after Easter, and I want it to be venerated publicly so
that every soul may know about it.
By means of this image I shall be granting
many graces to souls.” (341)
On the Feast of Mercy
“All the divine floodgates through which
graces flow are opened.” (699)
Join the hundreds of thousands across the world who have
responded to this message of God’s mercy and have found
hope, healing and answers to many prayers. The Feast of
Mercy is a day when we should approach the Lord with great
Faith and Trust and Appreciation. Don’t be afraid to ask for
great things, spiritual as well as temporal. Rejoice in Our
Lord’s unfathomable mercy!
Join us today at 3:00 pm
Chaplet of the Divine Mercy
Come and learn about the life of St Faustina and participate in the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy.
Pictures and information will also be available regarding this special lady and why reciting the
Chaplet on a regular basis is so important. Please plan to attend.
Mass Intentions
FOR THE WEEK
Monday, April 13th
12:15 pm Priest’s Intention
Tuesday, April 14th
12:15 pm +Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fernando by Jesme
Fernando
Wednesday, April 15th
*9:00 am Priest’s Intention
12:15 pm
+Lee Klocke by Rita & Ray Meyer
Thursday, April 16th
12:15 pm
+Kathleen Onsum by Rita & Ray Meyer
Friday, April 17th
12:15 pm
+Genevieve Syvertson by Kay & Dave
Syvertson
Saturday, April 18th
4:30 pm
+Dee Gregor by Toot Gregor
Sunday, April 19th
7:30 am
Holy Cross Catholic Community
9:00 am
Johnk Family
11:00 am
+Blanche Cernik by Pat & Ken Kovarik
6:00 pm
+Joseph Rea by Dcn. Jim Uline
Eucharistic Adoration
Monday: 9 am. to 8 pm.
Jesus Christ the same yesterday and
today, and forever….
Adorers needed: 10 am to 11 am; 4 pm to
5 pm; and 5 pm to 6 pm
Call Arlene Schneider at 541-7834 or e-mail
[email protected] or call the Holy Cross
Catholic Church 282-7217
Welcome Visitors & New Parishioners
We hope you were blessed today and we
warmly welcome you to our parish! If you wish
to join our parish, you may register at the office
during our office hours.
Those of you who are MEMBERS - Please let
us know if you have a change of address, or if
you have a new phone number. Help us keep
costs down by letting us know when you move.
Thank you!
Readings for the Week
Apr 13
Apr 14
Apr 15
Apr 16
Apr 17
Apr 18
Apr 19
Acts 4: 23-31; Jn 3: 1-8
Acts 4: 32-37; Jn 3: 7b-15
Acts 5: 17-26; Jn 3: 16-21
Acts 5: 27-33; Jn 3: 31-36
Acts 5: 34-42; Jn 6: 1-15
Acts 6: 1-7; Jn 6: 16-21
Acts 3: 13-15, 17-19; 1 Jn 2: 1-5a; Lk 24: 35-48
Prayers for the Sick
James Banish
Arnie Lefor
Patricia Syvertson
Linda Holznagel
Donald Pick
George Westphal
Lori Lushina
Margaret Scott
Mike Steidl
Marcus Franck
Howard Wrigley
Robert Leigh
Jana Lutovsky
Pam Schneider
If you or a loved one are hospitalized or homebound
or would like to have a family member included in
the prayers for the sick, call the parish office at 2827217.
Prayers for the Armed Forces
Remember in prayer:
Eric Peterson, Captain Diann Olson, Captain Dixie
Klein Aune, Stefani Nistler, Mark Nistler, Captain Liea
Misialek, Daniel Lee Cariveau
If any family has people in the Armed Services that
they would like to be prayed for, please contact the
church office.
Mission Statement: Holy Cross Catholic Church is a faith community rooted in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We strive for
holiness and growth in our faith as we serve those around us. Adopted 2013
This Week’s Mass & Activities Schedule
Monday, April 13th - St. Martin I
9:00 am - 8:00 pm Adoration
9:00 am
WOW Bible Study (CR #6ab)
11:45 am
Confession
11:50 am
Rosary
12:15 pm
Mass
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm WOW Bible Study (CR #6ab)
7:00 pm
KofC Meeting (Upper Room)
Tuesday, April 14th
10:30 am
11:45 am
11:50 am
12:15 pm
5:30 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
Mass at Edgewood Vista
Confessions
Rosary
Mass
Bell Choir
Adult Choir
Fall Fest Committee Mtg (New Rectory)
Wednesday, April 15th
9:00 am
Mass at Cooperative Living Center
11:45 am
Confessions
11:50 am
Rosary
12:15 pm
Mass
4:00 pm
Faith Formation
5:00 pm
Faith Formation
6:00 pm
Faith Formation
7:00 pm
Faith Formation
Thursday, April 16th
11:45 am
11:50 am
12:15 pm
5:45 pm
Confessions
Rosary
Mass
AA (Classrooms)
Friday, April 17th
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
11:45 am
11:50 am
12:15 pm
5:30 pm
Youth Rummage Sale (CWC)
Confessions
Rosary
Mass
Ihry/Klatt Wedding Rehearsal
Saturday, April 18th
8:00 am - 1:00 pm
2:00 pm
3:30 pm
4:00 pm
4:30 pm
5:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Youth Rummage Sale (CWC)
Ihry/Klatt Wedding
Confessions
Rosary
Mass
KofC Burgers & Brats (CWC)
Sunday, April 19th - Third Sunday of Easter
7:30 am
Mass
9:00 am
Mass
9:00 am
Faith Formation
11:00 am
Mass
11:00 am
Faith Formation
12:00 pm
RCIA (Upper Room)
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm KofC Bingo (CWC)
6:00 pm
Mass
Cooking, baking and serving a
hearty meal at Churches
United for the Homeless takes
a group effort. THANK YOU so
much to the following
parishioners: Pam Schneider for helping cook,
Sharon Andrews, Kathy Schaefer, Laine Richard,
Barb Murray and Michelle Orth for baking sweet
desserts and Joan Peterson, Nick & Kathy Gaulrapp
and Laine Richard for helping serve. I am grateful
for everyone's time and effort! Kathleen Fischer
HELP NEEDED!
Help is needed in applying the
gold leaf to the huge cross that
will be placed in the front of the
sanctuary at the new location.
If you are interested, please call
the church office. Work will be done April 2728 from 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm at the Bus Barn.
Fall Festival Committee
Members Needed!
We are looking for people to help on different
committees to organize different projects such as
Dinner, Raffle Tickets, Advertising, Games, Chance
Baskets, Prizes, Set up, Clean up. This year will be
very exciting for this reason: It will be held at Holy
Cross new Social Hall! Excitement for all! Please
call the Church Office an leave your name and
contact number or call Paul at 701-306-4840
for more Information. Think Festival Celebration
2015!
With Sympathies
Our deepest sympathies go to
Barb & Dan Sinner on the loss of
Barb’s mom, Lilas Mueller.
KITCHEN SHOWER
Dishes will be ordered for our new church
facility and each place setting will consist of:
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Corelle dishes: dinner plate, salad plate,
bowl and cup
Glasses
Silverware
Each place setting will be $20.00
Committee members:
Fr Jim, Phyllis Gludt, Judy Nikle & Brenda
Aswege
PARISH HAPPENINGS
Mini Course on Divine Mercy
Lesson 8: Divine Mercy Sunday - The Hour of Mercy Today at 3:00 PM
The Hour of Mercy is a time of a prayer devotion that can be celebrated
anywhere that you are with even a short meditation. Jesus told Sister Faustina,
“I remind you my daughter, that as often as you hear the clock strike the third
hour, immerse yourself completely in My mercy adoring and glorifying it;
invoke its omnipotence for the whole world and particularly for poor sinners;
for at that moment, mercy was opened wide for every soul.” It is Jesus’ desire
that the moment of His death on the cross (3:00 PM) be venerated every day;
the hour which He said “was the hour of grace for the whole world – mercy
triumphed over justice.” At this hour, He wants us to meditate upon His
sorrowful passion because it reveals most distinctly the love God has for His
people. At this time, Jesus wants us to worship and glorify the mercy of God
and by the merits of His passion to implore the necessary graces for ourselves and the whole world
especially for sinners. When you say this prayer with a contrite heart and with faith on behalf of some
sinner, I will give them the grace of conversion. This is the prayer: “O Blood and Water which gushed
forth from the Heart of Jesus as a font of Mercy for us, I trust in You.”
NOTE: All Lesson quotations were from the booklet: “ The Divine Mercy” I.S.B.N. 2-922978-10-9 (Yellow
cover). The BOLD print – Jesus words from the Diary of St. Faustina Kowalska.
April 18-19, 2015: Third Sunday of Easter
Sacristan
Altar Servers
Greeters
4:30 PM
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
6:00 PM
Brian Fettes
Volunteer Needed
Pam & Shane Henricks
Volunteer Needed
Volunteer Needed
Brian Fettes
Volunteer Needed
Isaac Klava
Noah Geffre
Alfred Beamon
Summer Miranda
Isabelle Klava
Logan Heger
Caleb Klabunde
Jordan Miranda
Megan Grove
Matt Scott
Lukas Klabunde
Barb Murray
Jim Koenig
Bernette Rempfer
Michelle Beyer
Paul Klabunde
Keith Murray
Kim Koenig
Ron Rempfer
Pat Beyer
Susan Klabunde
Don Roehrich
Tom Lindsay
Nancy Roehrich
Jane Lindsay
Rose Marie Franek
Ushers
Harvey Heise
Dan Sinner
John Klava
Steven Scott
Jean Schreiner
Rosemary Heise
Volunteer Needed
Marv Johnk
Brian Heger
Paul Klabunde
Bill Kensok
EMHC
Proclaimer
Toot Gregor
Justin Gehrke
Keith Wilson
Michelle Beyer
Carolyn Carriere
Al Hoffart
Kim Koenig
Jamie Steffes
Brenda Schmitz
Susan Klabunde
Betty Hoffart
Alana Fink
Dan Van Winkle
Larry Geffre
Mary Ann Donnay
Jeff Volk
Charlie Sayers
Mike Thorsteinson
Janet Grove
Volunteer Needed
Volunteer Needed
Volunteer Needed
Volunteer Needed
Mary Ann Donnay
Barb Sinner
Janet Grove
Larry Geffre
April Olson
Mike Thorsteinson
Alana Fink
Julie Wilson
Charlie Sayers
Susan Klabunde
KNIGHT NEWS
KOFC RAFFLE TICKETS! The Holy Cross Council
#9642 Knights of Columbus are again selling
calendar raffle tickets! The tickets are $10 each.
We will be drawing one ticket for each
day in June! 30 chances to win CASH!
Prizes are $50 for week days, $100 for
Saturdays, and $200 for Sundays. See
any Knight to purchase a ticket!
If you are a Knights and haven’t picked up your
tickets to sell you can get them from Matt Klaman at
433-7383 or Heather in the Church office.
Want to get to know other men and
their families at Holy Cross Church?
Consider joining the
Knights of
Columbus!
It’s a great way to meet other Catholic
gentlemen and their families. Please call Mike
at 540-7181 or e-mail [email protected] for
more information.
Check out our website: www.kofc9642.org
for activities and more information!
The Knights of Columbus Holy Cross Council
#9642 meets on the 2nd Monday of every
month starting at 7pm in the Upper Room.
April Knight of the month: Tyler Vetter
April Family of the month: Keith & Julie Wilson;
Hope, Hannah & Haley
“Like” us on Facebook!
Knights of Columbus Council #9642
The North Dakota State Knights of Columbus 108th
Annual Meeting will be held in Mandan on April 17-19.
Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, Archbishop Emeritus of
Washington, D.C., will be joining us and will be the Concelebrant at the Memorial Mass at Christ the King
Church in Mandan on Friday, April 17 at 4 p.m. Cardinal McCarrick will also be the Concelebrant at the 4:30
p.m. Mass at Christ the King on Saturday, April 18. Tickets can be purchased for $25 each for the banquet at
the Baymont Inn following mass. The Cardinal will be speaking at the banquet. Tickets can be purchased for
$15 to attend the Ladies Luncheon on Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at the Baymont Inn. Everyone is welcome to
attend. Contact Kent Brick at (701) 226-5572 for tickets.
YOUTH & FAITH FORMATION
Upcoming Faith Formation and Youth Ministry Dates
Sunday, April 12 – Faith Formation Classes for P/K
Sunday, April 12 – All 2nd Graders sing at the 11:00AM Mass (be at the church at 10:30am)
Wednesday, April 15 – Faith Formation/Youth Ministry Classes for Grades 1-12
Sunday, April 19 – Faith Formation Class for P/K
Wednesday, April 22 –NO Faith Formation/Youth Ministry Classes for Grades 1-12
Sunday, April 26 – Last Day of Faith Formation Classes for P/K
Wednesday, April 29 - Last Day of Faith Formation Classes for Grades 1-12
WANTED:
Have you started your spring cleaning?
This is a GREAT opportunity to get rid of those items in your home you no longer
need! Our Youth Group is hosting a rummage sale on Friday, April 17 from
8:00am-5:00pm and Saturday, April 18, from 8:00am -1:00pm, to help support
their mission. We are looking for nearly new items like coats, baby, kids and teen
clothing, furniture, dolls, collectibles, formal dresses, books, hats, antiques, office
furniture & household items. Your donations can be dropped off in the
designated area in the Crossway Center on Monday, April 12 through Thursday, April 16.
All proceeds go to benefit the Youth Mission Trip! Thank You!
THANK YOU to the 7-12 Graders for the excellent
job you did on reenacting the Stations of the Cross,
and those who helped prepare, serve, and clean up
the Lenten meal. Your efforts and hard work is
truly appreciated. Without your continuous hard
work, we would never have achieved the success
we did on portraying the Crucifixion of our Lord.
Also, thank you to the our catechists: your
assistance, love and support made it all possible.
The event was well attended. Thank you to the
families that supported the youth by attending.
Sunmart/ Family Fare Receipts
The youth would like to thank you for taking your
time and dropping off your Family Fare/ Sunmart
receipts. We would like for you to continue bringing
in your Family Fare/ Sunmart receipts. For every
$150,000 receipt total, our youth receives $1,000.
God’s Gift Appeal Update
Parish Goal: $114,785
Amount Pledged: $58,211, which
is 51% of the goal.
Parish Participation:
Families: 1332
Donors: 247
Participation: 19%
All households are encouraged to return their
personalized pledge card which was received by mail
in early February. Place your pledge card in the
collection basket. Each family is asked to prayerfully
consider a gift of 1% of household income. Your
prompt response will save the expense of additional
mailings. May God bless you, and thank you for
your consideration.
EASTER FLOWERS: Thanks to all who helped decorate the church for Easter!
Donated by:
Kyle & Tara Newman & family
Barb Stockstad
LeRoy & Carol Holub
Jim & Gale Hanzel
Victor & Katherine Geiger
Irene, Cindy & Jackie Horner
Gordy & Julene Gilberts
Staska family
Sharon & Dennis Gustafson
Paul & Shirley Dukart
Lee & Jerry Solberg
Ervin & Darlene Schmidt
Jim & Doris Rheault
Don & Mike Pick
Mary Beth Leith
Rita Berg
Penne, Tom, Jess & Michelle Soucy
Mary & Donald Urness
Richard & Clare Elless
James & Kathy Schaefer
Marie Flynn
Lenora Kulesa
Norma Reopelle
Rick & Sue Thoreson
Jerry & Rose Franek
Nureen Marth
Troy & Janet Sanders
Robert & Jill Majkrzak
Dorothy Wieland
Marguerite & Tom Twitero
Norma Epping
Sarah Jelinek
Joan GIlbraith
Rose Lohr family
Dorothy Lindemann
Ray & Rita Meyer
Doug Dahl
Dwain & Benita Peterson
Toot Gregor
Judy Aalgaard & sons
Don & Linda Bartsch
Deacon Jim Uline
Lenora Skari & family
Joan Vareberg
Cliff & Clara Axtman
Kelly & Ron Lindgren
Viola & Milo Pederson
Sandy Schob & Mary Ann Donnay
Robert & JoAnn Mehring
Michael & Mary Gallagher
Brian, Heather, Logan & Sawyer Heger
Thomas and Lorri Klein & kids
Shirley & Allen Stavedahl
Pam & Shane Henricks
Elton & Colleen Solseng family
Dean & Kathy Haaland
Brenda Anderson/ Robert & Becky Klein
Cabrini & Steve Leno
Connie Longie & Chris Briones
Dianne Schock & family
Deacon Jim & Sue Eggl
Lisa, Marv, Quinn & Leah Roeske
James & Kim LaHaise
In Memory of:
Harold Newman, Joseph Kraft & Peter Kelsch
Adolph & Margaret Stockstad & Dave Stahlecker, Jr.
Tony & Helen Holub, Harold Holub, Clarence Bren & Roy Bratvold
Jim Prosje, John Tarbay
Anton & Josie Geiger, Sebastian & Katherine Meier & Sebastian
Meier, Jr.
Milt Horner & deceased Horner Hartman family
Mr & Mrs Louis Rheault & Mr & Mrs Oscar Gilberts
Lloyd Staska
Taunia Oechslin
John & Catherine Dukart, Rudy & Helen Klimek
Stacey Solberg
Fred Ida & Robert Schmidt, Darlene & Clinton Sipe
Adrien & Jean Rheault, Albert & Nora Mueller
Yvonne Pick & Brian Pick
Mary & Kenneth Leith
Ray & Ann Schabel
Tim Lenertz
Bailey & Urness families
Tari Elless Heller
Howard & Helen Dawson, John & Katherine Molitor
Tom Flynn & Maureen Crilly
Joseph Kulesa & other deceased family members
Richard Reopelle
Tom & Cora Leonard, Louise Deike, Katie Beckerieg, Doris Thoreson
Richard Altringer
William Marth
Gordon & Bernice Sanders, Roger Sanders
Henry & Ona Mae Larson
Art Wieland
George & Katherine Lewis
Ronald Epping
Al & Aileen Jelinek, Kenneth & Phyllis Moen, Jeremiah Jelinek
Dave, Albert, Ann, John, Blanche
Dale Lohr
Conrad Lindemann
Albert & Barbara Andraschko, John & Bertha Meyer
Parents
John Engelhart & Gene Peterson
Deceased members of the Gregor and Charbonneau families
Terry, Mabel & Ralph Aalgaard, Vicky, Bart & Dan Jahner
Joe & Clara Brossart
Janet Uline
Marlin Skari
Joseph D. Brossart
Helen Volk
To all the souls
Philip & Ida Schmidt
Deceased family members
Marie Mehring, Lillian & Chester Hove
Joseph & Helen Kraft, Joseph & Lucille Gallagher
Myron Heger
Anton Klein & Roy Schatz
Ronald Sellner & Hilarius Sellner
Deceased family
Russell & Jeanette Glass, Wayne Glass, Esther & Martin Solseng
Bill & Harriet Robideau, Tom & Anne Enderle, Milt & Aggie Haaland
Roy & Nyla Anderson
Henry & Barb Jangula, Herb & Christa Leno
Ben Longie
Arloe Schock, Don & Ethel Anderson
John & Eileen Eggl, Willard & Nellie Starr
Leroy Roeske
Paul Suda, George and Georgette LaHaise
Donated by:
Simeon Bakunda &
Immaculate
Chris & Emily Eisenbeisz
Mae Rheault
Joseph & Lori Thomas
Gordon & Arlene Gilberts
Gayle & Karen O’Leary
Elizabeth & Ryan Johnson
Mukucha Dieudonne Abedi
& Tiba Apoline
Thank you to everyone
who helped with the
Easter Dinner. From
the donations of money,
cookies and bars, to the
donation of your time,
Holy Cross couldn’t do
the Easter Dinner
without your help.
You have made this day
a blessing!
Community News
Part-Time Development Assistant
St. Paul’s Newman Center, on the NDSU
campus (Fargo, ND) is accepting
applications for a part-time (30-35 hours)
Development Assistant. Primary duties will
include: database management, annual
appeal activities, and donor
communications. Successful candidate will
have an affinity for Catholic Campus Ministry
with strong writing, editing, data entry and
proofreading skills; emphasis on accuracy
and confidentiality. Must also be a team
player with interpersonal skills, have the
ability to prioritize and handle multiple
projects and possess proficient software
skills. Send cover letter, resume and three
references
to: [email protected] Apply
immediately, start date preferred by the end
of May, 2015. Signing bonus applies for
approved candidate.
FT Director for Marriage and Family Life
Diocese of Fargo is currently accepting
applications for a full-time Director for
Marriage and Family Life. This role will
have the responsibility of coordinating staff,
programs and activities, facilitating
communication and providing leadership to
parishes within the diocese in the area of
marriage and family life. The successful
candidate will be a faithful and practicing
Catholic, possess a graduate theological
degree, with 3-5 years experience in pastoral
ministry. Other qualifications include: the
ability to work effectively in hierarchical and
collegial settings, the ability to articulate
vision and strategy, strong communication
and interpersonal skills, proven leadership,
and integrity. Application deadline is April
30th. Submit cover letter, resume, and three
references
to: [email protected].
Calling all Angels! Catholic Charities North Dakota’s 6th
annual Auction will be Monday, April 13th at the Fargo
Holiday Inn. Doors open at 6:00 with a wine and
appetizer social and silent auction. The live auction
begins at 7:30.
The Angel Auction features items for everyone and
supports the pregnancy, adoption, guardianship and
counseling programs of Catholic Charities which
impacted the lives of over 6,700 people last year.
Tickets are $30 each or two for $50 and premier
reserved tables of 8 are also available. To reserve
tickets or view our auction items, please visit
CatholicCharitiesND.org or call 701-235-4457.
Each month the Vocation Office sponsors a SERRA
Dinner for individuals interested in supporting
vocations. A delicious meal is served (free will offering),
followed by a short vocation story from area clergy and
concludes with easy ideas to encourage vocations in
your parish or family. This year, our meetings take place
at Nativity Catholic Church at 1825 11th St S, the corner
of I-94 and University Drive, in Fargo. We meet the third
Tuesday of every month from 6 to 7 p.m. Call the
Diocese of Fargo Vocation Office to RSVP or for further
information – 701-356-7956. Our next dinner is on
Tuesday, April 21, 2015. We hope you will join us.
The Jason “Boomer” Allison Benefit will be held next
Saturday, April 18th from 3:00-7:00pm at the Kindred
Elementary School. There will be a dinner, raffle, bake sale,
inflatable games for kids, and a silent auction (for you Bison
fans – there will be a signed NDSU football from this year’s
championship team as one of the auction items). Jason is the
brother-in-law of Joan Baltezore. He was diagnosed with
ALS this past fall. He and Joan’s sister, Angie, have two
young boys (ages 7 and 1). The proceeds from the benefit
will go toward ongoing medical expenses and modifications
made to their home as Jason’s health and mobility changes. If
you would like to donate something for the bake sale or
purchase raffle tickets, please call Joan at 701-866-5610.
Thank you for your prayers and support for their family.
Attention all Cursillistas! De Colores! Below is a
schedule of upcoming Ultreyas. Ultreyas are open to all
those who have attended Cursillo weekends or those
who may be interested in attending one.
Thursday April 16 -- Belcourt -- Queen of Peace
Parish 6:00 PM
If you have questions please contact Ben Seitz at (701)
540-8248 or [email protected]
Office
701.282.3659
Fax
701.282.3660
Vinyl & Steel Siding
Windows & Roofing
Seamless Gutters
Room Additions, Decks & More
Call Darin Keller at 281-7865
or cell number 261-2141
Excavating ● Water/Sewer Repair & Installation
Dirt & Gravel Hauling ● Snow Removal
Plumbing ● Heating ● A/C ● Refrigeration
Stephannie Stiel
701-293-9911
THE LOCKSHOP
Fast 24 Hour
Emergency Service
Access Control
Master Key Systems
Safes + Cars Opened
Deadbolts Installed
Bison Center Mall
1404 33 St. SW, Fargo
701-235-6645
[email protected]
Knights
of
Columbus
Council #9642
Meets the Second
Monday of each month at 7pm
at Holy Cross
For more information
Call Brian at 281-1905
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Realtor
ABR, CRS, GRI, QSC, e-PRO
200 45th St S, Suite #200
Fargo, ND
Office 701.356.5000
[email protected]
701.361.8069
701.492.2228 | ihryinsurance.com
Mark’s Wood Refinishing &
Glass Etching
Furniture, window sills, frames
Also do woodwork - doll closets,
custom storage, toy boxes
Picture frame glass etching - your
design
Free Estimates - Call Markus
Franck at 701.388.5452
New Construction and
Additions, General
Remodeling,
Kitchens, Baths,
Windows, & More!
701-293-0237
Licensed in ND and MN
701-729-7987
John
Studt
827 28th St S Ste B
Fargo, ND 58103
Phone: 701-364-3660
Melissa Erdmann, FNP
Beverly Gibson, FNP
or
Now taking appointments