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THE CHURCH OF THE
IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION
4030 JACKSON STREET NE • COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, MN 55421 • 763-788-9062 • ICCSONLINE.ORG
PASTOR, FR. JOHN MITCHELL
The Ascension , Rembrandt (1636, Alte Pinakothek Munich Germany)
MAY 17, 2015 • ASCENSION OF THE LORD
From the Pastor’s Desk
Our Parish Received an Award from Crest View Senior Communities!
We received their 2015 Member Church Volunteer Recognition. The award was presented to us on April 14.
Congratulations and thank you to all the volunteers who visit Crestview and serve the people there through prayer,
the Rosary, Communion services, the Mass and ongoing friendship.
“A.D.”, Sunday Nights, NBC-TV, 8:00 pm
This twelve week mini-series explores the struggle of the early Christian disciples to survive and share their beliefs.
To view past episodes online, go to www.nbc.com/ad-the-bible-continues/video
EPISODE 7: “You Are All One in Christ Jesus” (Air date: Sunday, May 17, 8:00 pm, NBC-TV)
Episode Summary: Philip goes to Samaria and encounters Simon the Sorcerer, a local leader. Emperor Tiberius visits Jerusalem, and Pontius Pilate lobbies for a promotion that would send him to Syria. Mary of Magdala encounters her old friend Joanna at Pilate’s palace. Saul continues his persecution
of the Christians and sets out for Damascus to search for Peter. Scriptural background: Acts 8:1-13;
Luke 8:2-3.
Discussion questions: As Philip heals the Samaritan woman, he says to her, “I release you from your
prison.” How does Jesus free all humanity from a kind of imprisonment? Is Saul doing God’s will as
he claims to be? In this episode, what contrasts do we see between misguided leaders and true leaders?
Do you have a favorite character(s) in this mini-series?
Next Sunday at our Parish: Bishop Piché to Celebrate Charismatic Pentecost Mass
All are welcome to the annual All-City Charismatic Pentecost Mass, Sunday, May 24 here at Immaculate Conception Church. Bishop
Lee Piché will celebrate the Mass, joined by other clergy from around the archdiocese. This beautiful Spirit-filled event, sponsored by the
Catholic Charismatic Renewal Office (CCRO), begins with praise and worship at 2:00 pm, Mass at 3:00 pm followed by fellowship and
refreshments. You are welcome to join us.
God Bless You,
Father John Mitchell
Pastor
Sunday, May 17
Acts 1:1-11/Eph 4:1-13 or 4:1-7, 11-13
or Eph 1:17-23/Mk 16:15-20
Parish Pastoral Council
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Tuesday, May 19
Acts 20:17-27/Jn 17:1-11a
Pray for a Priest
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Road to Discipleship
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Wednesday May 20
Acts 20:28-38/Jn 17:11b-19
Social Justice
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Thursday, May 21
Acts 22:30; 23:6-11/Jn 17:20-26
Friday, May 22
Acts 25:13b-21/Jn 21:15-19
Saturday, May 23
Gn 11:1-9 or Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b or
Ez 37:1-14 or Jl 3:1-5/Rom 8:22-27/
Jn 7:37-39
Sunday, May 24
Acts 2:1-11/Gal 5:16-25 or 1 Cor
12:3b-7, 12-13/Jn 15:26-27; 16:12-15
or Jn 20:19-23
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MAY 17, 2015
Inside This Issue
Weekly Readings
Monday, May 18
Acts 19:1-8/Jn 16:29-33
Pastoral Ministry
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Adoration
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Consecrated Life
4
Word of Life
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Parish News
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Summer Jam News
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Weekly Calendar
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Greenhouse Coupon
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School News
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Collections
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Reflection
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Fun Fest Summer Jam
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Parish Pastoral Council
Parish Council Meeting—March 26, 2015
Members in attendance: Steve Smith, Kathy Fraser, Michele
Ward, Kevin Doty, Kathy Johnson, Dave Kellner, Veronica Velez
and Sandy Sichak.
Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes: The Council approved
the Minutes of February 26, 2015.
Financial Report: The Profit & Loss Summary Statement for
July through February 2015 was distributed and discussed. The
envelope and plate contributions are under budget by $16,771.23
and no major fund raising events are planned for the next few
months.
A discussion was held regarding staff salaries and the difficulties
in recruiting and retaining staff because of the low salary compensation. Discussions are underway to address the issue.
Kathy Fraser presented next year’s budget to the Finance Committee for their review and is waiting for their comments.
The yearly assessment by the Archdiocese is being reduced this
year. The parish will not be assessed on school income, but will
be assessed on parish income. This new calculation will mean the
assessment will be reduced by approximately $20,000.00.
Kathy Fraser reported the Parish is looking to hire a Maintenance
Supervisor.
Discipleship Committee Report: Parishioners will be giving their
witness talks at the Masses on the weekend of April 18 and 19.
There will be a Healing Mass on April 28 and the presider will be
Father Jim Livingston.
Planning is underway for a mini parish retreat in May.
Improvements for the Parish Campus/Maintenance Report:
The sidewalk damaged by the water leak will be repaired by parish maintenance workers on a weekend at the end of May.
The lower roof of the church will be replaced and the work will
begin in late September. An estimate of the replacement cost is
$115,000.00. A discussion was held regarding the payment of the
roof replacement as it has been determined the work must be done
and can no longer be delayed. Further discussion will continue on
fund raising options.
Pray for a Priest
Will You Pray for a Priest Each Day?
Prayer Suggestion: Dear Jesus, hear my prayer on behalf of
your priest, Father [N]. Give him a deep faith, a bright and firm
hope, and a burning love which will ever increase in the course of
his priestly life. Be his comfort, his joy, and his strength. Amen.
May 17 – Rev. Gene Pouliot
May 18 – Rev. Tim Power
May 19 – Rev. Troy Przybilla
May 20 – Rev. James Radde
May 21 – Rev. Phil Rask
May 22 – Rev. Terrence Rassmussen
May 23 – Rev. Thomas Rayar
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Liturgy Ministry Report: The main power cage for the Allen organ in church has now been fixed and is fully functional.
Preparations have begun for Holy Week and Easter. Additional
volunteers are needed as Church Servants and Ushers. Volunteers
are to contact Tony Freeman.
Pastoral Ministry Report: A discussion was held regarding the
lack of recycling containers for aluminum and plastic in Fellowship Hall. Kathy Fraser will look into obtaining proper containers
and making them available.
At the request of a parishioner, Michele Ward led a discussion
regarding funeral lunches and the possibility of funeral lunch food
being prepared by parish workers instead of outside caterers.
Some major considerations discussed with offering this service to
families would be the need for additional volunteers to prepare
and to shop for the food. Additional research and discussion are
needed.
School Report: The All School Reunion was a huge success and
was very well attended. Compliments were given to the janitorial
staff and the volunteers who did cleaning and made improvements
to make the school and campus look great.
The Queen of May Dinner will be held May 1 and tickets are being sold for the event.
Faith Formation Report: The candidates in the RCIA program
will be initiated at the Vigil Mass on Holy Saturday.
Our Lady of Guadalupe Group Report: Our Lady of Guadalupe
Prayer Group will host a Holy Hour and Fellowship event on Friday, April 24. The Prayer Group continues to meet each Friday at
6:00 pm and includes an outside procession around the church
campus.
Additional Topics: The Council continued discussing the book,
Forming Intentional Disciples. For the next meeting, Council
Members are asked to read Chapter 7 and complete the discussion
questions.
The meeting was adjourned with the next Parish Council Meeting
set for Thursday, April 30, 2015 at 6:00 pm in the St. Clare Room
in the school.
Road to Discipleship
“Dear children, open your hearts and try to feel how much I love
you and how much I desire for you to love my Son. I desire for
you to come to know Him all the better, because it is impossible
to know Him and not to love Him—because He is love. I, my
children, know you. I know your pain and suffering because I
lived through them. I laugh with you in your joy and I cry with
you in your pain. I will never leave you. I will always speak to
you with motherly tenderness. And I, as a mother, need your open
hearts to spread the love of my Son with wisdom and simplicity. I
need you to be open and sensitive to the good and mercy. I need
you to be united with my Son, because I desire for you to be happy and to help me to bring happiness to all of my children. My
apostles, I need you to show everyone the truth of God, so that
my heart, which suffered and today suffers so much pain, can win
in love. Pray for the holiness of your shepherds, so that in the
name of my Son they can work miracles, because holiness works
miracles. Thank you.”
—May 2, 2015 Message to Mirjana in Medjugorje
Social Justice
Pastoral Ministry
Social Justice Meeting
Funeral Lunch Leaders Meeting
Tuesday, May 19, 6:00-7:00 pm in St. Maximilian Kolbe Room
(lower level of the Convent-Administration Building).
Tuesday, May 19, 2:00-3:30 pm in Fellowship Hall.
Feed My Starving Children
Join us Monday, May 18 at Abiding Savior Lutheran Church,
8211 Red Oak Drive, Mounds View MN 55112 for the final session of this series: Where is God in my Suffering? (includes a
service of healing and hope), presented by Rev. Elisa Schafer
Richardson, Pastor, Abiding Savior Lutheran Church.
Thank you, Dan Naumann for serving as a facilitator for one of
the small groups during this six week series.
The next series will be at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in
New Brighton on Mondays beginning September 21, 2015.
Please return sign-up sheets for Feed My Starving Children
Mobile Pack to guarantee an opportunity to serve!
There will be four packing sessions at
St. Anthony Village High School,
3303 33rd Avenue NE, Minneapolis
MN 55418: Tuesday, June 23, 3:30 5:30 pm and 6:00 - 8:00 pm, and
Wednesday, June 24, 2:00 - 4:00 pm
and 4:30 - 6:30 pm.
About 150 volunteers will be needed, per session, from the various churches. We will also need 15-20 strong people to assist in
the set-up and clean up. This involves heavy lifting and carrying
of tables and supplies. The set-up session is scheduled for Tuesday, June 23 from 1:00 - 3:00 pm and the clean-up session on
Wednesday, June 24 from 7:00 - 9:00 pm. Additional sign-up
sheets will be available at the entrances of the church and in
the parish office until all time slots are filled. Questions may
be addressed to Vicki Bazille at 763-788-9062 x 212 or
[email protected].
Eucharistic Adoration
I will not leave you orphans, says the Lord. I will come back
to you, and your heart will rejoice. —John 14:18
esus ascended into heaven and He promised He
will come back. Until then, we must continue His
work. Just as the apostles spread the good news of
Jesus, we must also spread His message. In order to
do that, we need the help of the Holy Spirit to guide
us. We ask for that help in prayer and Eucharistic
Adoration gives us the opportunity for quiet prayer
before the Blessed Sacrament. All are welcome and encouraged to
spend some time in Adoration.
In order to continue to have our Adoration Chapel available and
open each day and evening during the week, we need additional
Adorers to volunteer to cover hours. We have an urgent need for
volunteers to cover Thursdays at 8:00 am and 9:00 am. We
also need additional substitute Adorers and partner Adorers.
Substitutes are always needed for both daytime and evening
hours. We especially need partner Adorers for Mondays at 11:00
am and noon, Tuesdays at 3:00 pm, and Wednesdays at 4:00 pm.
If you would like information or if you are able to commit to an
hour of Adoration, please call Sandy at 763-789-3246 or Fran at
763-788-0924.
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Year of Consecrated Life
Reflections on Consecrated Life
“For each one of us, there is only one thing necessary: to fulfill
our own destiny, according to God’s will, to be what God wants
us to be.”
—Thomas Merton
Growing Through Loss Spring Series
Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe Pilgrimage
The Church of the Immaculate Conception welcomes you to join
us as we travel by coach to The Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe
for a full day pilgrimage on Monday June 29, 2015. The bus will
begin boarding at 7:15 am and departs promptly at 7:30 am, plan
to return by 7:00 pm. Included in this $55.00 package: film of the
Shrine, lunch at the Shrine Café, Stations of the Cross, Tour of the
Church, Mass, free time. Snacks and water will be served on the
bus. Registration forms are at the entrances of the church. Please
sign-up early. For additional information contact Vicki Bazille
763-788-9062 x 212 or [email protected].
In Need of Prayer? Please Call Us.
To add a name to the weekend Mass petitions, please call
Vicki at 763-788-9062 x 212. For private prayer call Larene
at 763-789-4246.
Pray For Our Loved Ones Who Have Died
Especially Mavis Hall and all who have died from war. May God
grant them everlasting peace and joy in the kingdom of heaven.
Pray For All the Sick—Especially:
Ardella Alberico
Marian Ashlin
Stanley Burzynski
Michelle Cadieux
Margaret De Mars
Barbara Eagan
Sheila Eshleman
Pat Gerads
Joe Goodman
Doris Huspene
Donna Jorgensen
Jerry Lafeber
Katie Lietzke
Colleen Mack
Janet Mihalik
Ann Pincince
Roger Pincince
Greg Sery
Betty Schack
Bonnie Shutte
Irene Spensley
Judy Stiller
Marian Tesmar
Reggie Willman
Germaine Wolsfeld
and all those on our prayer chain
Word of Life
“When God created each of us, He did so with precision and
purpose, and He looks on each of us with love that cannot be
outdone in intensity or tenderness. Moreover, the Lord invites each of us to behold ourselves and each other with the
same wonder and awe.”
—2014-15 Respect Life Program flyer
USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities
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Parish News
Share the Gift of Your Smile—Be a Greeter!
Greeters are needed for the 7:30 am Mass on Memorial Day and
the for Masses on the preceding weekend. If you are interested in
greeting at any of these liturgies, sign up sheets are available in
the Lending Library. Thank you!
May Rosary
May is one of the months devoted to Mary, our patroness here at
Immaculate Conception. The ladies of the CCW will lead the Rosary each Sunday in May (with the exception of May 24) at 2:00
pm in the church. All are welcome to participate.
All-City Charismatic Pentecost Mass
All are welcome to the annual All-City Charismatic Pentecost
Mass, Sunday, May 24, 2015, at Immaculate Conception Church,
4030 Jackson Street NE, Columbia Heights, MN 55421. Bishop
Lee Piché will celebrate the Mass, joined by other clergy from
around the archdiocese. This beautiful Spirit-filled event, sponsored by the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Office (CCRO), begins with praise and worship at 2:00 pm, Mass at 3:00 pm and
fellowship and refreshments after. Please join us.
Weekly Calendar
Sunday, May 17
Mass, Intention, +Liz Yurich _________________ 8:00 am
7th - 8th Grade Car Wash ____________ 9:00 am - 11:30 am
Mass, Intention, +IC Parishioners ____________ 10:00 am
New Member Welcome Breakfast ___ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
Rosary ___________________________________ 2:00 pm
Monday, May 18
St. Jude’s Circle____________________ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Rosary at the Shrine ________________________ 6:00 pm
Boy Scouts Troop 119 _______________ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Tuesday, May 19
Mass* ___________________________________ 7:30 am
*Intentions, +Pamela Fraser, +Jack Anderson
Funeral Lunch Leaders Meeting _______ 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Rosary at the Shrine ________________________ 6:00 pm
Social Justice Meeting ______________ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
School Advisory Council ____________ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Finance Council____________________ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Charismatic Prayer Group ____________ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Wednesday, May 20
FUN FEST SUMMER JAM NEWS
Mass* ___________________________________ 7:30 am
*Intention, +John, Hedwig & Raymond Krokus
Rosary at the Shrine ________________________ 6:00 pm
Activities Banquet __________________ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Faith Formation, Grades 7-8 __________ 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Confirmation I, Grade 9 _____________ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Parish Choir Rehearsal ______________ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Thursday, May 21
Mass (School), Intention, +Leo Jochim _________ 8:30 am
Communion Service, Royce Place ____________ 3:15 pm
Rosary at the Shrine ________________________ 6:00 pm
KC BVM Council Dinner/Meeting _____ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
RCIA ____________________________ 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Friday, May 22
Mass, Intention, +LeRoy Willman _____________ 7:30 am
Our Brother’s Keeper _______________ 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Rosary at the Shrine ________________________ 6:00 pm
Middle School Dance _______________ 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Saturday, May 23
Reconciliation _____________________ 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Mass, Intention, +Frances Putz Family _________ 5:00 pm
Our Lady of Guadalupe Prayer Group __ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Sunday, May 24
Mass, Intention, +Ruth Backlund _____________ 8:00 am
Mass, Intention, +IC Parishioners ____________ 10:00 am
CCRO Pentecost Mass _____________ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
(Refreshments/Fellowship) __________ 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
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+Deceased
School News
T
hird grade students, Beamlak and Jesus
smile proudly with their Mother’s Day gift
in hand. Teachers Mrs. Kurt and Ms. Fagen
worked with students to plant seeds in a cup
with the child’s photo on the side. The new
growth of flowers and herbs looks like the hair
on the children’s heads! What mother couldn’t
love such a gift? We hope all the mothers in our
parish had a fabulous day last weekend!
DID YOU KNOW?
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In 1991 an Extended Day program started, providing care before and
after school.
The school library was transformed in 1998 to create a Technology
Center, housing 20-30 computers with internet access.
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In celebration of the school’s 75th Anniversary, the archives have been
dusted off and we are finding some great photos and stories to share
about our church and school! Each week, one of the interesting facts and
stories will be published here in the bulletin. These historical facts and
stories come from a collection of publications and a paper written by a
former parishioner
Annual Car Wash Fundraiser This Weekend!
ICS Parking Lot
Saturday May 16, 4:30 - 6:30 pm
Sunday, May 17, 9:00 - 11:30 am
Come and support our 7th/8th grade activities!
Suggested donation—$5 per car.
Reflection
Ascension of the Lord
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Collections
Week 45—May 9/10, 2015
Sunday Envelopes ......................... $ 6,072.50
Automatic Withdrawal ...................... 6,505.00
Plate Collection ...................................... 812.13
Total Weekly Collection ................... 13,389.63
Year To Date 2014-2015................. 559,534.68
Year To Date Budget ...................... 565,225.00
Year To Date (Deficit) ....................... (5,690.32)
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“So then the Lord Jesus, after he spoke to them, was taken up into heaven ... But they went forth and preached everywhere.” What a roller coaster
of emotions the disciples must have experienced. First, they had come to
know Jesus and had changed their lives to follow him. Then they had
watched him die a tragic death on the cross. Following that, they were
astonished to experience the glory of his resurrection, and then they enjoyed his company for a while longer. But now, they had to bid farewell
again. Now they watched as Jesus ascended into heaven, leaving them
with their instructions: “Go into the whole world and proclaim the gospel
to every creature.”
It’s inspiring to see how the disciples handled all of this. Even though they
must have been struggling with a kind of sadness or disappointment when
Jesus left them, they didn’t dwell on that. They went out and did what they
had been called to do. They “preached everywhere” and shared with others
the good news. Focusing on the joy they had come to know through their
relationship with Jesus, they were able to share that joy with the people
around them.
Like the first disciples, we are also called to share the gospel with others.
Certainly through our lived example we should reveal to others the joy
that Jesus brings. Even though he is not physically walking amongst us,
the lives of Christian believers reveal an ongoing relationship with him.
There may be times and situations, however, that require more of us than
just being witnesses. Sometimes God calls us to share more directly and
more courageously the message of faith. May we follow the example of
the disciples, who readily embraced this call.
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