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MISSION STATEMENT
APRIL 12, 2015
We, the Catholic Christian community
of the Church of the Resurrection, are
rich in tradition and history. We
acknowledge with pride and
gratitude the sacrifices and efforts
made by those who came before us.
We are a growing, faith-filled
parish. We value worship, education,
faith development, and ministries that
utilize our God-given talents.
We respect diversity and we are
committed to working together to
provide the spiritual nourishment and
community support necessary for our
members to grow in their relationship
with Christ.
We seek to become Christlike in our
daily lives by loving and serving
others, especially those most in need.
SACRAMENTS
Baptisms
The first and third weekend of each
month after the 11 AM Sunday Mass.
We request that parents attend the
Baptismal Program. Please register
with Deacon Gerald Jorgensen at
556-7239.
Weddings
All persons who wish to arrange for
marriage are asked to contact Deacon
Tim LoBianco six months in advance.
Reconciliation
Saturday 5:15 PM.
Other times by appointment.
Parish Membership
If you would like to become a
member of Resurrection Parish,
please call the Parish Office:
(556-7511).
MASS SCHEDULE
Weekend Masses: Saturday 4:00 & 6:00 PM, Sunday 7:00, 9:00, 11:00 AM
Holy Days & Weekdays: Refer to Bulletin
Website: www.res-dbq.org
For Parish Event Registrations scan here:
Welcome to Resurrection ■ 4300 Asbury Rd Dubuque, IA 52002
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DEAR PARISHIONERS,
MON, April 13
St. Martin I, Pope & Martyr
7:00 AM † Catherine Christopherson
TUES, April 14
7:00 AM
† Ronald Pfiffner &
All Souls
Eucharistic Adoration immediately
following 7:00 AM Mass until 5:00 PM
WED, April 15
7:00 AM
† LeRoy Gassmann
THURS, April 16
7:00 AM
8:45 AM
6:30 PM
† Don Weidemann & Scott
Gulyash
† Al Merkes
† Confirmation Mass
FRI, April 17
7:00 AM
† Paul A. Dolter
SAT, April 18
Vigil of the Third Sunday of Easter
4:00 PM † Charlie Anstoetter
6:00 PM † Peter & Stella Krug and
Parishioners
SUN, April 19
Third Sunday of Easter
7:00 AM † Clarence & Evelyn
DeMuth
9:00 AM † Judy Meyer
11:00 AM † Keith Bakewell
REST IN PEACE
Our deepest sympathy
and prayers to the
families of Doris Feeney, former parishioner;
Joe Knockel, parishioner, brother of Leona
Gordon; Bernadine
Colson, grandmother
of Jenni (Mike) Portzen; Marcella D.
“Marcy” Lenth mother of Janelle
(Dean) Konrardy, grandmother of
Nathan and Ellyn Konrardy.
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or some, Easter has come and gone, but for Catholic Christians
Easter continues for the fifty days between Easter Sunday and the
Feast of Pentecost. Our Easter season is a longer celebration than
the forty days of Lent! This weekend the readings stress the importance of believing that Jesus rose from the dead. It is through our faith in the Resurrection
that we find unity in the success of our struggles in life and the peace of mind
from knowing that we too share in Christ’s victory over death.
The first reading during the Easter Season is taken from Acts of the Apostles, a
companion book to the Gospel of Luke. Acts records the activities of the early
Christian community following the Ascension of Jesus. In today’s reading, Luke
reports on early Christians in Jerusalem living in unity with one another. United
in mind and heart, they shared their possessions so that no one went without.
Then in the Gospel, we hear the first words of Jesus spoken to the disciples
gathered behind locked doors: “Peace be with you!” Then the resurrected Jesus
sends the gift of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples. It is the gift of the Holy Spirit
which animates the disciples to proclaim and live their faith in Christ. When the
doubting Thomas encounters the Lord, he also believes, and professes: “My Lord
and my God.” In times of doubt and discouragement in life, it is this resurrected
Christ who is our source of hope and courage.
Holy Week and Easter: Many thanks to the countless number of people who
worked in unison to make our Holy Week and Easter services wonderful experiences of worship. Readers, sacristans, ministers of hospitality, ministers of the
Eucharist, servers, musicians, cantors, choir members, decorators, and so many
others worked diligently behind the scenes with a variety of parish staff members to celebrate these sacred days. Good liturgy does not just “happen;” it is
well planned and practiced. A special thanks to all!
Sacrament of Confirmation: Please join us on Thursday, April 16th, at 6:30 p.m.
for the celebration of Confirmation with Archbishop Michael Jackels. We have
88 candidates for confirmation this year. It is always good to have a full church
with a variety of age groups for this special Mass. Light refreshments will be
served in the social space after the Mass.
Youth Minister and Confirmation Coordinator: We have extended a contract
to Lugene Berning for the coming year. Lugene is a longtime member of Resurrection, and she is eager undertake this new responsibility. Lugene has started
to work with Angela Thomas and we look forward to welcoming her full time in
July. Lugene and her husband Keith are the parents of five children: Luke, Sam,
Jacob, Zach and Tessa.
May God bless you and your families during this Easter Season!
Father Joe Hauer, Pastor
BAPTISMS
Congratulations to the parents and family of Abigail Lynn Krausman,
baptized on the weekend of April 5. May our faith community of Resurrection provide Christian witness to Abigail, and assist her to grow in her
faith.
QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Have you experienced a sense of peace in your life during a difficult time?
Do you attribute this to the working of the Holy Spirit?
Readings: Acts of the Apostles 4:32-35; 1 John 5:1-6; John 20-19-31
For daily and Sunday readings go to http://www.usccb.org Then click the date for the readings you want.
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April 12, 2015 ■ Second Sunday of Easter
IN THE PARISH
Young Adults!
Resurrection Young Adult Ministry is sponsoring an afternoon of Dodgeball on Sunday, April 12th, from 2-4 pm in
the Resurrection School Gym. All Young Adults (19-39) are
encouraged to come out and play. This event is free.
Please enter Door #2 at the School.
Parish Directory
A big thank you to all who participated in the 2015 Parish
Photo Directory. A reminder that all submittals are due in
the office no later than April 17th. If anyone does not
want their address or phone number listed in the book
please call the Parish Office (556-7511) and speak to
Patrick.
Bereavement
Our health ministry team will be offering a Bereavement
series for anyone who has had a loved one die. These
sessions are most supportive, because of the information
you receive about grieving, but also, it is very helpful to
realize that others are experiencing what you are going
through. The six sessions will be held on Tuesday evenings
from 6:00-7:00 in the Upper Room, beginning April 28th.
Please call the Parish Office to register so that materials
can be prepared for you. Call Ellen if you have questions.
556-7511.
Are you a Divorced Catholic
Considering an Annulment?
On Tuesday evening, April 14, at 7:30 pm in the Upper
Room, Fr. Hauer will host an information evening for those
considering an annulment following a divorce. Come
deepen your understanding of the church’s teaching on
marriage and divorce, see the spiritual and emotional
benefits of the process and identify what you need to do
to get started.
OKOLONA MISSISSIPPI
Parish Summer Service trip to OKOLONA, Mississippi. Join
a group of fellow parishioners from Resurrection who will
experience the African American culture while working
with children in a summer enrichment program, working in
a second-hand clothing store, visiting the elderly, or helping with light maintenance work. The service trip to
Okolona will be from June 20-27, 2015. Please email or
call Ellen Patch if you are interested in making this very
worthwhile trip. [email protected] or 556-7511.
STEWARDSHIP
The Christian community described in Acts understood and
practiced total stewardship. St. Paul reports that the
believers did not claim anything as their own,
but held everything in common, and distributed
to each whatever was needed.
Lord, teach me to be generous. Teach me to serve you as you deserve.
Teach me to give and not to count the cost, to fight and not to heed the
wounds, to toil and not to seek for rest, to labor and not to seek reward, save that of knowing that I do Your will. St. Ignatius of Loyola
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STEWARDSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Interested in a fabulous service opportunity?
Our partner parish, St. Ignatius, on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota needs our help. You are invited to join
us from May 30-June 4. We will be working on church
grounds and continuing to foster our spiritual relationship
with St. Ignatius parishioners. Adults and mature high school
students are welcome! Please contact Craig Schaefer at
[email protected] or 563-599-4999 for details.
Partner parish
Next weekend, April 19, we will celebrate our Partner Parish relationship. We ask you to remember our Lakota brothers and sisters on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in prayer. Members of our parish will be at each entrance as you
leave Mass to receive donations to support our partner parish. Please be generous.
GREEN TEAM
EARTH DAY ACTION: Keep polluted water out of local
streams! The five forks of Catfish Creek (CC) are currently
on the EPA’s threatened waters for E.coli, and pollution controls in the CC Watershed are not sufficient to maintain water quality standards. Here are things to do to improve our
local waterways.
• Use fertilizers/lawn chemicals sparingly and sweep extra
fertilizer from your driveway.
• Pick up after pets: pet waste contains bacteria that pollutes water
• Take your car to a car wash. For home-washing, do it on
your lawn to keep soapy water from leaving your property.
• Promptly clean up spills of oil/antifreeze to prevent these
toxins from washing into the street/storm drain.
Resource: www.cityofdubuque.org/beebranch OR www.catfishcreekwatershed.org
HEALTH MINISTRY
Senior Social
We will have our next senior social on Monday, April
20th, from 11:30-1:30 in the Church Social Space. Kathy
Schrack will make lunch for us: chicken salad sandwiches,
salads, and strawberry/angel food cake dessert. Cost of
the lunch is $5.00. We will play cards and socialize after
lunch. Please call the Parish Office to register or sign up
on the bulletin board in the church entrance by April 17th
to let us know you are coming.
Information on Alzheimer’s
On Tuesday, April 14th, 3-4 pm at Resurrection in the
Church Social Space, the Alzheimer's Association will present “Effective Communication Strategies for Dementia
Caregivers.” Learn to decode the verbal and behavioral
messages delivered by someone with dementia, and identify strategies to help connect and communicate at each
stage of the disease. If you have questions, call Mary @
556-7511.
Welcome to Resurrection ■ 4300 Asbury Rd Dubuque, IA 52002
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YOUTH MINISTRY/CONFIRMATION
Angela Thomas, Youth Ministry/Confirmation Coordinator
Confirmation Reminders
April 15th: Confirmation Rehearsal for Candidates
and Sponsors, 6:30-7:30 in the Church
April 16th: Confirmation Mass & Reception, 6:30.
All are welcome.
TALK RADIO FOR CATHOLICS
IS FINALLY HERE.
KCRD LP IS ON 98.3 FM.
TUNE IT IN FOR GREAT
CATHOLIC LISTENING
24 hours every day!
MUSIC & LITURGY
“Seeing is believing. “ Never was there
a statement that could be more wrong.
Belief and faith are all about trusting
and hoping in something that we can not
prove, or know, or even fathom. This
week’s Gospel of Thomas, the apostle
who could not believe Jesus had risen
from the dead without seeing nail marks
in his hands and touching the wound in
his side, is proclaimed every year on the
Second Sunday of Easter. It is the perfect lesson for all
of us who have not seen, yet want to believe so badly in
the Risen Lord. Questioning your faith or even doubting,
as Thomas did, is part of our spiritual journey. When we
find ourselves in that space, perhaps we can hold on to
the words of today’s Gospel: “Blessed are those who
have not seen, and believe.” I also love the words to
Marty Haugen’s hymn “We Walk By Faith:”
“Help then O Lord, our unbelief, and may our faith
abound; to call on you when you are near, and seek
where you are found.”
FAITH FORMATION
A FAMILY PERSPECTIVE
In today’s Gospel Jesus teaches, “Blessed are those who
have not seen and believe.” Accepting someone as they
are, without demanding they prove themselves or meet
our expectations, creates a rich relationship. Without acceptance, a home is only a house and a family is just a
group of house mates.
MARRIAGE ENRICHMENT
Reminder: Easter lasts for 50 days! (Lent was only 40.) A
lesson that joy will have the last word. Mercy prevails!
How can you and your spouse practice being joyful this
Easter season?
RESURRECTION SCHOOL
CORNER: DENISE GRANT
Due to demand, we are pleased to announce that Resurrection School is opening a third AM
PreK class for the 2015-2016 school year. We now have
openings in both 3 hour PreK and 5 hour PreK. For more
information, including registration, please call our Early
Childhood program at 583-5206 or email Ann Willenbring at [email protected].
An information night about our Early Childhood and Kindergarten programs will be held on Thursday, April 16,
from 6:00-7:00 in the school multi-purpose room. Child
care is provided. All are welcome!
Amy Dolan
Music and Liturgy
Ann Knier
Director of Religious Education
Summer Opportunities for Children
We have several opportunities for children to grow in their
faith as they take a break from other courses.
Summer Religious Education Registration:
Now open for classes to be held June 8-11 & 15-18. (6th
grade is full) This program replaces attendance during our
school year program. See the Resurrection website for session details.
Vacation Bible School:
Save the date! VBS will be held the
week of July 6th.
Totus Tuus: Catholic Summer Camp
Totus Tuus is coming to Dubuque! Hosted at St. Anthony's
Parish on June 15-19 and open to all Dubuque parishioners,
Totus Tuus means "Totally Yours!" and was the motto of St.
John Paul II. It signifies our desire to give ourselves totally to
Jesus through Mary, his mother. Participants will be led by a
team of four dynamic college students who are on fire for
their faith. Eucharistic worship, catechesis, evangelization,
sacraments, and fun will light the fire for faith and increase
participants’ desire to deepen their relationship with God.
Students entering grades 1-6 in the 2015-2016 school year
can participate in the day program, Monday - Friday, June
15-19 from 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM. Students will be asked to
bring their own lunches, but snacks and drinks will be provided. The cost for the program is only $20! Spots are limited
as this summer camp is open to all of Dubuque. Register at:
http://www.stanthony-dubuque.org/Totus-Tuus
April 12, 2015 ■ Second Sunday of Easter
PARISH SUPPORT
Adult tithe for April 5, 2015
Weekly contributions needed…………………….$28,212.00
Collected from 279 out of 2365 envelopes………..$16,421.33
Offertory…………………………………………..$1,963.93
Electronic Fund Transfer (117 envelopes)………...$28,693.83
Total collected ……………………………………$47,079.09
YTD collections needed (7/1-4/5……………..$1,156,692.00
YTD collected in envelopes (7/1-4/5)………...$1,225,309.90
YTD total over/short ……………………………...$68,617.90
K-12 tithe for April 5, 2015
Weekly contributions needed………………………….$57.69
Amount collected from 45 envelopes…………………..$79.07
YTD collections needed (7/1-4/5)………………….$2,307.60
YTD collected in envelopes (7/1-4/5)………………$2,032.25
YTD total over/short…………………………………($275.35)
Rice Bowl Collection……………………………………$716.27
Mass of the Lord’s Supper Collection………………...$1,234.13
Good Friday/Holy Land Collection…………………..$1,266.21
Easter Collection YTD……………………………….$35,701.98
Have you remembered Resurrection in your will?
Thank you for your support!
SCRIP
The next SCRIP order date is Monday, April 13. Orders must be
received by 10:00 AM ON MONDAY.
On March 30 there were 118 Scrip orders with profits of $1,853.66.
If you are not currently involved with the SCRIP program, please
consider it. Order forms are available in the parish office or on the
Holy Family website. If you choose, 75% of the total profit of your
order will go to your choice of your Holy Family, Religious Education,
Confirmation, or Early Childhood account. The other 25% will go to
Resurrection Parish. You may also choose to have your entire 100%
go to Resurrection Parish. Resurrection Parish needs every family to
join this parish-wide fundraising program. If you have any questions,
call the parish office at 556-7511. Call today!
Buy fair trade products
By purchasing fairly traded products, you are ensuring that farmers
receive a fair price, have access to affordable credit, and are able
to support their families and invest in their communities. Please pick up
an order form from the back of church or order through Scrip.
Coffees, teas, and cocoa are available in lots of delicious flavors.
Prices are better than the grocery store for Fair Trade items. Any
questions, call Molly Burger at 583-6587. Brought to you by your
Resurrection Social Justice Committee.
AROUND TOWN
Franciscan Common Venture – a volunteer program sponsored by the
Sisters of St. Francis of Dubuque, provides the opportunity for persons
age 20+ to contribute their time, commitment, and talent in service
among people who are poor. If interested, contact Sr. Michelle Balek,
OSF; 3390 Windsor Ave; Dubuque IA 52001; Phone: 563-583-9786.
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ACTIVITIES & MEETINGS
Parish Offices are closed Friday evening,
Saturday, and Sunday.
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10:00 AM SCRIP Due ............................. Parish Office
3:15 PM Children’s Choir .........School Music Room
No Bell Choir Rehearsal
6:30 PM Liturgy Committee ................ Upper Room
7:30 PM Scripture Sharing ...................... 2nd Floor
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10:30 AM Rosary Makers ...................... Upper Room
3:00 PM Alzheimer’s Class ....Church Social Space
6:30 PM Scout Meeting ........................ School Gym
6:30 PM Faith Formation ..................... Upper Room
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5:15 PM Hand Chime Choir ........................... Church
6:30 PM Religious Education ......................... School
6:30 PM Confirmation Rehearsal ................. Church
6:30 PM RCIA ........................................ Upper Room
7:00 PM Stewardship Meeting...St. George Room
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6:30 AM M.E.S.S. ........... Lower Level Social Space
9:00 AM Scripture Sharing ...................... 2nd Floor
6:30 PM St. Vincent de Paul ...... St. George Room
6:30 PM Confirmation Mass .......................... Church
7:00 PM Young Adult Group .................. 2nd Floor
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6:30 AM Friday F.I.R.E.S..................... 2nd Floor
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8:00 AM Electronic Collection ... Lower Parking Lot
9:00 AM First Eucharist Pictures..................... Church
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No Meetings
The next Baptismal Preparation Class will be 7:00
-9:00 PM on Wednesday, May 6, 2015, in the St.
George Room. To register and to get more
information, call Deacon Jerry Jorgensen at 5567239. Attendance is requested prior to baptism.
EASTER FLOWERS IN MEMORY OF:
Judy Kraus
Kelly Makovec
SPRING CLEAN-UP FOR
MT. CALVARY AND MT. OLIVET
CEMETERIES
The annual Spring Clean-up will begin on Monday, April 20, and run through Friday, April 24,
2015. Please remove all items and decorations
you wish to save no later than Sunday, April 19.
All items not removed will be discarded. Cemetery Management requests that no decorations
or plantings be placed on grave sites until Saturday, April 25, 2015. Check Cemetery Regulations before placing decorations to avoid losing
items that do not conform.
Welcome to Resurrection ■ 4300 Asbury Rd Dubuque, IA 52002
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CONTACT US
Parish Office: (563)556-7511 Website: www.res.dbq.org
PARISH STAFF
Priests
Rev. Joseph L. Hauer, Pastor, Ext 222 ........ [email protected]
Rev. Mark D. Murphy,
Associate Pastor, Ext 213 ......................... [email protected]
Deacon
Deacon Gerald Jorgensen [email protected]
Deacon & Pastoral Associate
Deacon Tim LoBianco, Ext 230 [email protected]
Deacon
Deacon Jim Schmidt ................................... [email protected]
Pastoral Associate
Ellen Patch, Ext 217 ................................... [email protected]
Music & Liturgy Coordinator
Amy Dolan, Ext 212 ................................... [email protected]
Director of Religious Education
Ann Knier, Ext 214 ...................................... [email protected]
Youth Ministry & Confirmation Coordinator
Angela Thomas, Ext 216 .......................... [email protected]
VOCATION VIEWS
EVERY VOCATION IS ONE THOUSAND INVITATIONS
Peace be with you. The Lord gives us his Easter peace.
Share that peace with someone who needs it. (Luke 24:35-48)
Please pray for all seminarians of the Archdiocese of
Dubuque, and for those in formation for religious life and
the diaconate.
It is our prayer that more young people will consider God’s call
to Religious Life, and that they will say “yes” for the glory of
God, for the benefit of the Church and, as Pope Francis has
said, to wake up the world to the values preached by Jesus. “O
God, throughout the ages you have called women and men to
pursue lives of perfect charity through the evangelical counsels of
poverty, chastity, and obedience. During this Year of Consecrated
Life, we give you thanks for these courageous witnesses of faith
and models of inspiration. Their pursuit of holy lives teaches us to
make a more perfect offering of ourselves to you. Continue to
enrich your Church by calling forth sons and daughters who, having found the pearl of great price, treasure the Kingdom of Heaven above all things. Through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who
lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, one God,
for ever and ever. Amen.” (Official Prayer for the Year of Consecrated Life)
Resurrection Site Principal
Denise Grant ............................................. [email protected]
Communication & Volunteer Coordinator
HOLY FAMILY
Patrick Andera, Ext 219 ........................... [email protected]
Second Chances
Business Manager
Second Chances is currently in need of furniture to
sell at the store. If anyone has furniture that is in
good condition and is no longer in use, please consider either
consigning or donating it to Second Chances. They are also in
need of volunteers to help out at the store. Most volunteers
work 2-4 hours per month - a very small time commitment with a
great amount of flexibility. Some duties include organizing, decorating, interacting with customers, etc. If interested, please call
the store at 563-583-5474.
Deb Kalb, Ext 218 ..................................... [email protected]
Bookkeeper
Judy Tigges, Ext 231 ................................. [email protected]
Parish Nurse
Mary Schmidt, RN, Ext 232 ........................ [email protected]
Parish Visitor
Christy Whiteman, Ext 217 ...................... [email protected]
Secretary
Mary Jo Dalsing, Ext 210 ......................... [email protected]
SCHOOL
Holy Family School
Central Administration Office ................................................582-5456
Resurrection Site
School Office .............................................................................583-9488
Preschool/Daycare Office .....................................................583-5206
RESURRECTION PRAYER CHAIN
Karen Meyer .............................................................................588-3547
Marge Kane ........................ 583-2149, [email protected]
PARISH CHAIRPERSONS
Parish Council, Rick Cummer ...............................................513-6440
Finance Council, Kathy Abba .............................................583-5682
Holy Family Board of Education, Gina Moran ................557-3869
Faith Formation Commission, Andy Benko .....................556-3272
Liturgy Committee, Chris Smialek .......................................513-2210
Parish Life Committee, Ron & Mary Dankert ..................556-7753
Social Justice Committee, Tim & Mary Moothart ...........557-7289
St. Vincent de Paul Society, Dianne Walke ......................556-1102
Vocations Committee, Terry Friedman .............................556-3121
JUSTICE JOGGER
"[Jesus] stood in their midst and said to them, ‘Peace be
with you'.” Luke 24: 35-36
Pope Francis’ Easter message:
We ask you, Lord Jesus, to put an end to all war and every conflict, whether great or small, ancient or recent.
• We pray in a particular way for Syria, beloved Syria,
that all those suffering the effects of the conflict can receive needed humanitarian aid . . . [and] boldly negotiate
the peace long awaited and long overdue!
• Jesus, Lord of glory, we ask you to comfort the victims of
fratricidal acts of violence in Iraq and to sustain the hopes
raised by the resumption of negotiations between Israelis
and Palestinians.
• We beg for an end to the conflicts in the Central African
Republic and a halt to the brutal terrorist attacks in parts
of Nigeria and the acts of violence in South Sudan . . .
• Lord, we pray to you for all the peoples of the earth:
you who have conquered death, grant us your life, grant
us your peace! Urbi et Orbi, 2015
April 12, 2015 ■ Second Sunday of Lent
PHOTO OF THE WEEK
Congratulations to all those who received sacraments at
the Easter Vigil: Anthony Kasparec, Riley Dolter, Damon
Melde, Cameron Dolter, Caleb Melde, Jeff Schneider, Arianna Solinger, Amanda Lawson, Heather Thill, Bennett
Dolter, Kristin Wagner, Jet Solinger, Jenica Solinger, Kacie
Owens, and Taylor Owens.
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Resurrection Church Invites Children to Everest VBS:
Conquering Challenges With God’s Mighty Power!
Monday, July 6 - Friday, July 10; 9:00 am - Noon
A summer kids’ event called Everest VBS
will be hosted at Resurrection School
from Monday, July 6 – Friday, July 10.
At Everest, kids discover what it means to
hold on to God’s mighty power in everyday life. Kids participate in memorable
Bible-learning activities, sing catchy songs,
play teamwork-building games, make and dig into yummy
treats, experience one-of-a-kind Bible adventures, collect Bible
Memory Buddies to remind them of God’s love, test out some
Sciency-Fun Gizmos and create some crafts. Plus, kids will learn
to look for evidence of God all around them through something
called God Sightings. Each day concludes with a Summit Celebration that gets everyone involved in living what they’ve
learned. Family members and friends are encouraged to join in
daily for this special time at 11:30.
Everest is for kids from age 4 to 5 th grade and will run from
9:00 a.m. – Noon each day.
For more information and online registration, visit the Resurrection Website at http://res-dbq.org/
We are also looking for Crew and Station Leaders from 6th –
high school. Please register on line for crew and station leaders also.