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May 3, 2015
Fifth Sunday of Easter
CATHEDRAL OF THE HOLY SPIRIT
520 Raymond Street • Bismarck, ND 58501 • 701-223-1033
www.cathedralparish.com
FROM MSGR. RICHTER
Friends of the Cathedral,
The scale of devastation from the massive
earthquake that hit Nepal on Saturday is
staggering. More than 5,000 people dead...and
counting. More than 9,000 injured. One million
children urgently in need of help. Eight million
people affected across the Himalayan nation. The numbers are
staggering. They need our help.
Next weekend, we will take up a special, second collection at
all the weekend Masses for those in Nepal. Our donations will
be sent by the bishops to Catholic relief agencies working in
Nepal. If you wish to write a check, make it out to the Cathedral
and write in the memo “Nepal Relief.” “What you did to the
least of my people, you did to me.” On behalf of the suffering
Christ in the Nepalese people, I thank you for your generosity.
May our hearts stay with Jesus this week!
Nepal Earthquake Aftermath
CLERGY
Bishop........................................ Most Reverend David D. Kagan
Rector..............................................Rev. Msgr. Thomas J. Richter
Parochial Vicar..................................................Fr. Jared Johnson
Permanent Deacons.................Richard Fettig, Randal Schmidt,
Ralph von Ruden, Tony Ternes, Woodie Wolf
THIS WEEK @ CATHEDRAL
MASS INTENTION
TIME
MONDAY, MAY 4
Mass..................................... +Eugene Weisbeck............... 6:45 AM
Sacrament of Reconciliation...............................................7:20 AM
Mass................... Msgr. Gerald Walsh (Birthday)............... 8:00 AM
Eucharistic Adoration........................................... .9:00 AM-9:00 PM
TUESDAY, MAY 5
Mass..............................................+Harvey Wald............... 6:45 AM
Sacrament of Reconciliation...............................................7:20 AM
Mass.................................................. +Jane Nate............... 8:00 AM
Eucharistic Adoration........................................... .9:00 AM-9:00 PM
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6
Mass............................................Craig Moilanen............... 6:45 AM
Sacrament of Reconciliation...............................................7:20 AM
Mass.................................. Duane & Doris Liffrig............... 8:00 AM
Eucharistic Adoration........................................... .9:00 AM-9:00 PM
Faith Formation Closing Mass............................................ 5:30 PM
(for Cathedral Faith Formation Families)
THURSDAY, MAY 7
Mass............................................. Dan Campbell............... 6:45 AM
Sacrament of Reconciliation...............................................7:20 AM
Mass............................................Claire Boechler............... 8:00 AM
Eucharistic Adoration........................................... .9:00 AM-9:00 PM
A 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal in the late
morning of April 25, toppling buildings and homes, causing widespread panic, and claiming thousands of lives.
Our Church mourns the terrible suffering of our brothers
and sisters affected by this powerful earthquake.
Please join with the Catholic community across the
United States in responding to our suffering brothers and
sisters through a special collection for the work of Catholic Relief Services in Nepal. CRS is the official humanitarian agency of the Catholic community in the U.S. and is
already responding to urgent needs for shelter, water and
food in Nepal.
See the insert in this bulletin to read more about
Emergency Relief for the Nepal Earthquake.
Photo courtesy of Krish Dulal, 4-26-15.
FRIDAY, MAY 8
Mass............................................Virgina Holland............... 6:45 AM
Sacrament of Reconciliation...............................................7:20 AM
Mass...................................... Kathryn Schnaible............... 8:00 AM
School Mass................................+William Keller............... 9:00 AM
SATURDAY, MAY 9
Sacrament of Reconciliation...............................................7:20 AM
Mass................... Kyle & Tara Newman & Family............... 8:00 AM
Sacrament of Reconciliation.............................................. 4:00 PM
Vigil Mass...................................+Marcella Olson............... 5:00 PM
Sacrament of Reconciliation...............................................7:30 PM
SUNDAY, MAY 10
Mass....................................... +Leonita Heilman............... 8:30 AM
Mass...............................Cathedral Parishioners............. 10:00 AM
Mass....Bob & Carleen Buchholz & Trevor Goldade.............. 11:30 AM
Eucharistic Adoration........................................... .2:00 PM-9:00 PM
(+ Indicates Deceased)
Welcome to all newcomers.
To register or obtain additional information about the parish,
contact the parish office or visit www.cathedralparish.com.
PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYER
Holy Father’s prayer intentions for May:
Universal: That, rejecting the culture of indifference, we may care
for our neighbors who suffer, especially the sick and the poor.
Evangelization: That Mary’s intercession may help Christians in
secularized cultures be ready to proclaim Jesus.
The sick: Sharon Roach, Dee Broxmeyer, Mary Sue Lucht, Deacon
Ralph von Ruden, Alex & Kathryn Bichler, Craig Moilanen, Marie
Stiegelmeier, Ron Knoll, Andy Dosch, Michelle Duppong, Jeanne
Karhoff, Margie Sokolnicki, Jean Weisgerber, Steve Naumann, Sky
Stevens, Patricia Eysaldt, Lavina Forster, Rita Schmidt, Ernest Borr,
Lucille Gustin, Gene Buen, Dianne Heen, Luke Kilzer. To obtain a
prayer blanket, contact the parish office.
The deceased: Anna Wikenheiser. May her soul rest in peace.
NEXT WEEKEND’S MINISTRY SCHEDULE
Saturday, May 9
5:00 PM
Altar Servers
Commentator
Ext. Min. of Holy
Communion
Hospitality
Lectors
Andrea Frank, Shayla Sperle, Erin Thomas
Tamara Stecher
Jeani Borchert, Janeen Fraser, Reinaldo Gonzalez,
Christine Hogan, Dawn Mull, James Ryberg, Norma
Torres
Becky Deichert, Russell Hellman, Sandra Kadrmas,
Dena Lenhardt, Joy Mastel, Glen Wald
Tamara Stecher, Patrick Ward
Sunday, May 10
8:30 AM
Altar Servers
Commentator
Ext. Min. of Holy
Comm.
Hospitality
Lectors
Andrew Curry, Henry Fleischacker, Thomas Fleischacker
Ralph Riedinger Jr.
Jane Cleary, Michael Curry, Matthew Fischer, Tyler Kurtz,
Michael Schwartz, Constance Schwartz, Larry Urbanec
Kleber Hadsell, Teresa Hadsell, Mary Lee Hilt, Terry Hilt,
Darin Morman, Jennifer Morman
Randa Kurtz, James Rouse
10:00 AM
Altar Servers
Commentator
Ext. Min. of Holy
Communion
Hospitality
Lectors
Jacek Dojs, Joseph Gerlach, Elizabeth Hoke
Rod Kuhn
Sonia Ciavarella, Paul Dieter, Carla Hixson, Maryanne
Marthaller, Lyle Ripplinger, Nicole Ripplinger, Michael
Schmitz, Chris Schroeder
Jeffrey Gross, Connie Gross, James Hixson, Raumi
Kudrna, Ryan Kudrna, Steve Windish
Megan Girodat, Jason Hoke
11:30 AM
Altar Servers
Benjamin Ciavarella, Alexander Hilzendeger, William
Lengenfelder
Commentator
Tom Stebner
Ext. Min. of Holy Maria Gokim, Joyce Gruby, Geri McIntee
Communion
Hospitality
Cori Flanagan, Wil Kittler, James Magelky, Joel Ross,
Amanda Ross
Lectors
Jo Bogner, Jeanne Schnaible
Please contact Deacon Tony Ternes at 223-1033 with any changes.
FAITH FORMATION NOTES
Faith Formation Families: In thanksgiving and
gratitude for all of God’s gifts to us this past school year,
you are invited to join us for a Closing Faith Formation
Family Mass and Dinner this Wednesday, May 6. Mass
will begin at 5:30 PM, and dinner will follow in the
cafeteria. We hope you will come and celebrate with us
the end of the school year.
Vacation Bible School - Cathedral, St. Anne and
Ascension Parishes will be holding Vacation Bible School
June 8-11 from 1:00 to 4:00 PM for all children entering
grades K-5 in the fall. VBS will be held at St. Anne’s Church
and will include a week of fun games, crafts, songs, and
much more! Together we will explore how we are MANY
AND ONE in our parish, our diocese, and the church
throughout the world. VBS is open to children from
Cathedral, St. Anne, and Ascension parishes. Registration
forms are available on the Cathedral website at www.
cathedralparish.com and at the entrances of the church.
Please return your form and payment to the parish office
or to Kathy Olson by Wednesday, May 6. If you have
questions or for more information, please contact Kathy
at 222-2259.
Thank you so much to all Confirmation candidates,
parents, and parishioners who brought desserts, set
up, served, cooked, and cleaned up during the five
months that the Cathedral hosted The Banquet at Trinity
Lutheran Church. The generosity of your time made it
possible to feed close to 2,000 people, and we couldn’t
have done it without your help. Also, a huge thanks to the
musicians who provided such wonderful music and for
participating in this beautiful ministry.
CATHEDRAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Welcome to New Members: (Since Nov. 2014)
Angeline Gratz, Sarah Malo, Philomena Coleman, Kenneth
& Christina Burns, Michael & Natalie Hickman, Jacqueline
Matta, Joseph & Amanda Dosch, BJ & Pam Portscheller,
Andrew & Jeanne Salinas, David & Karla Ehlis, Wayne
Hilzendeger, Dustin & Valerie Bakken, Kelly Muscha, Kyle
Haag/Kimmy Buechler, Nicole Vick, Perry Schneider,
Kevin & Alisa Hessinger, Luke & Alyssa Dhuyvetter,
Michael & Susan Ballad, Richard & Victoria Simonson,
Wes & Kirsten Dickhut, Robert & Rogina Cusic, Robert
& Patricia Schmidt, Mark & Genevieve Giese, Michael &
Cara Curry, Joshua & Brittney Hren, Michon Mattiessen,
Donald & Natalie Martinka, David Forster, Thomas &
Elizabeth Seifert, Brad & Karmen Steffan, Jerry & Cheryl
Seifert, David & Elizabeth Glaspell, James & Devon Goetz.
God’s Share Appeal - Today is our parish’s God’s
Share Appeal. Faith is expressed in so many ways. It is
what you believe in your heart and reveal in your actions.
The programs and services funded by the Annual God’s
Share Appeal are what bring the faith to every parishioner
in our diocese. The ministries that are funded by your
donation to the God’s Share Appeal assure that our faith
will continue for generations. Please be as generous as
your means allow, so that these ministries can continue
to serve every parish and every parishioner in western
North Dakota.
CATHEDRAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Catholic Daughters will meet on Tuesday, May 5 at
Cathedral at 7:00 PM. There will be convention reports, a
memorial for deceased members, and the May crowning.
Guest speaker will be from our local Catholic radio. Guests are
welcome. For more information, call Rita at 701-321-1211.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul will meet on Tuesday,
May 12 at 7:00 PM in room #3. Check out their website at
svdpbismarck.org to learn how you can help reach out to those
in need.
Lighthouse CD of the Week:
For Better Forever: A Catholic Guide to
Lifelong Marriage - Dr. Gregory Popcak
is a nationally-recognized Catholic
psychotherapist and author of eight
books. He and his wife, Lisa, host a
daily program on Ave Maria Radio.
Drawing from years of clinical practice,
he integrates proven psychology with
orthodox Christianity in a way that will surprise and challenge
you, whether you are newlyweds or celebrating your Golden
Anniversary. Check the Lighthouse Catholic Media kiosks in
the church for this and other titles.
Members of Cathedral Parish: In the month of May,
parishioners whose last name begins with “M” will be called
on to serve at funerals and receptions or to bring bars for these
functions. Please be willing to help when called.
Thank you from Adam Pfeifer: “I wish to express my
gratitude to all the wonderful Cathedral of the Holy Spirit
parishioners whose incredible generosity made my Eagle Scout
project possible. I also wish to thank Monsignor Richter and
Father Johnson for giving me both counsel and encouragement
in my project. I sincerely couldn’t have accomplished this
without all of you.”
Have you signed up for Faith Direct?
With the summer vacation season approaching, enrolling
in Faith Direct today is a great way to ensure your gifts of
treasure to Cathedral of the Holy Spirit are received even if
you may be out of town. Faith Direct offers many convenient
and secure ways to give including via credit card. For
more information about Faith Direct or to enroll, go to our
website, www.cathedralparish.com, and click on the “Parish
eGiving” tab or call the parish office at 223-1033.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Light of Christ Catholic Schools has the following
teaching positions open for the 2015-16 school year:
Kindergarten Teacher and 6th Grade Teacher - Qualifications:
Valid North Dakota teaching license in elementary
education. Part-time Elementary Special Education Position
- Qualifications: Valid North Dakota teaching license and
Special Education endorsement in LD, ED, ID, or Strategist.
Preferences: Elementary education licensure, experience
in school setting, experience working with individuals with
disabilities, technology skills to incorporate into instruction,
knowledge of general education curriculum. To apply for any
of these positions, please submit a letter of resume, college
transcript, three letters of recommendation and a copy of
teacher license to Kate Bleth, Light of Christ Catholic Schools,
1025 N. 2nd Street, Bismarck, ND 58501. An Equal Opportunity
Employer.
IT IS IN GIVING THAT WE RECEIVE
Don’t forget about the 40% ND State Tax Credit for gifts
of $5,000 or more to a ND permanent and irrevocable
endowment fund. Contact the parish office for more
information.
Real Presence Radio Spring Live
Drive: The Spring Live Drive on Real
Presence Radio is coming May 13-15. Tune in
and call in your support for your local Catholic
Radio stations 91.3FM, 91.7FM (Bismarck/Mandan), 91.1FM
(Minot), 89.1FM (Williston), 104.1FM (Tioga) and 101.9FM
(Dickinson). Thank you for your prayers and support. Call
1-877-795-0122 or send your gifts to PO Box 13703, Grand
Forks, ND 58208.
The Diocese of Bismarck has an opening for the
Coordinator of Respect Life and Natural Family Planning.
Job requirements include excellent written and oral
communications skills, time management, be a self-starter
with the ability to work well with others. Candidates should
have certification to teach or working understanding of
Natural Family Planning, understand the Church’s position
on pro-life and birth regulation and compatibility with the
Church’s teachings as an active, practicing Catholic. Bachelor’s
degree in theology, pastoral ministry, or related field,
proficient in Microsoft Word and Outlook required. This is a
part-time position with flexible hours working from the home.
Send resume, cover letter, and three references to djordan@
bismarckdiocese.com. Questions can be directed to Denise at
701-204-7212.
St. Mary’s Cemetery Fund Drive - The annual collection
to help fund the only Catholic cemetery in Bismarck-Mandan
will take place the week of May 18. You will receive in your
mail some updated information and an envelope to make your
contribution to the cemetery. St. Mary’s Cemetery has provided
8,355 burials as of April 2015. A new section will need to be
developed soon in addition to the new section for cremation
burials which will be completed late this spring. Without the
generous support of members of our Catholic parishes, these
developments cannot occur. Watch for this mailing and help
maintain this beautiful and prayerful place for loved ones. The
annual service of remembrance at St. Mary’s Cemetery will
take place Wednesday, May 27 at 7:00 PM. All are welcome.
Meet near the cross and flagpole on the hill.
SACRAMENTS
For information about the Sacraments of Baptism, Holy Matrimony
and Anointing of the Sick at Cathedral, please go to our website,
www.cathedralparish.com, and click on the Liturgy & Sacraments tab.
CONTACT US
Parish Office......................... 519 Raymond St., Bismarck, ND 58501
Office Hours...........................................Mon.-Fri. 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
Phone............................................................................. 701-223-1033
Website........................................................ www.cathedralparish.com
Facebook.................... www.facebook.com/cathedralparishbismarck
Fax.................................................................................. 701-223-1438
Faith Formation Office.................................................. 701-222-2259
Submit bulletin announcements no later than Tuesdays at noon
via mail, fax, or email [email protected].
View our bulletin online at www.cathedralparish.com.
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2400 Vermont Ave., Bismarck • 701-258-3777
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Broker Associate, CRS, GRI
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2021 E Main Ave
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Cell: 701-527-1393
Email: [email protected]
Total Tree Care
Trent Schweitzer, Certified Arborist
Bismarck
701-400-7111
Licensed & Insured
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907 East Front Ave., Bismarck, ND
Phone: 223-2355
Toll Free: 1-888-304-0779 Fax: 223-2359
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215 W. Main
Bismarck
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“Tires, Brakes, Shocks, Oil Changes-With Main Street Tire You Are
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Fax: 258-7419
[email protected]
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1103 Front St.,
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701.224.8800
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Dining Room: Lunch Tues.-Sat. 11am-3pm; Dinner 5pm-10pm
Lounge: Tues.-Sat. 11am-Midnight
Closed Sunday and Monday
Plumbing, Heating & Air
Keith Benz, Owner
Mike Gietzen, Owner
2302 E. Divide Ave.
Bismarck, ND
701-223-7322
www.EastgateFuneral.com
2330 Tyler Parkway
Bismarck, ND
701-223-1100
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Emergency Relief –
Nepal Earthquake
Damage in Swatha Square in Kathmandu. Photo courtesy of Edyta Stepczak April 27, 2015 OVERVIEW A 7.8‐magnitude earthquake struck Nepal in the late morning of April 25 just 50 miles northwest of the capital, Kathmandu, toppling buildings and homes, causing widespread panic, and claiming more than 3,900 lives. The devastation and toll on human life is still becoming clear as rescue workers access the affected areas and populations. The earthquake struck the Kathmandu valley, which is densely populated with nearly 2.5 million people. Kathmandu’s streets and squares are covered in rubble and many are feared trapped in collapsed buildings. Many buildings, including historic sites, are destroyed or unsafe. Tens of thousands of families are sleeping outside in Kathmandu and require shelter and protection from the cold and relentless rain, which has worsened conditions. Aftershocks continue—one reaching 6.7 magnitude and another 5.4 magnitude—increasing fear, causing further damage to buildings, and interrupting rescue operations. Most markets in Kathmandu are closed. “When the earthquake happened, I was reading a book and my brother was playing on the internet. At first we thought it was the wind, then everything was shaking,” says Qurnain, 15. Adds her younger brother, Ahmed, “I felt like I was flying.” People urgently need basic essentials. Shelter, blankets, safe water, food, medical care, hygiene and counseling are priorites. Hygiene and sanitation are critical to preventing waterborne diseases. CRS RESPONSE CRS is providing 10,000 families (50,000 people) with emergency shelter materials, blankets, water treatment and hygiene kits. Given the scale of the disaster, we expect to expand relief activities to additional families. CRS is working with Caritas Nepal to identify the most pressing needs in the hardest hit districts between Kathmandu and Pokhara, and will scale our operations accordingly. Highlights of CRS activities to Date:  Deployed 15 CRS emergency specialists from India and elsewhere to Nepal immediately
 Transporting shelter kits, blankets, water purification kits and hygiene kits for 2,000 families
 Flying in 3,000 additional tarps from the hub in Dubai for immediate distribution
 Procuring critical supplies in neighboring Indian markets to meet urgent needs on the ground
A major focus of our efforts will be emergency shelter. CRS has committed an initial $825,000 from private funds to this response, and estimates that more than $10 million will be needed for long‐term recovery. NEPAL EARTHQUAKE: EMERGENCY RELIEF ACTIVITIES “We are not feeling safe inside the house, but feeling more safe outside, under this tent in the Assumption Church. We feel safe in the church premise and thankful to Caritas Nepal for the tent.”
—Renuka Magdalene Thakuri, 54, Kathmandu
The timeliness of humanitarian assistance is critical. In addition to catastrophic loss of life, a singular event like an earthquake, especially for those in impoverished parts of our world, can derail a family’s stability, deplete a lifetime of savings, and push them over the edge into poverty. For communities, the devastation to infrastructure, economy and reserves can set back a generation. CRS immediately launched the following activities and will expand our efforts as needs are identified. They will serve as a foundation for a more comprehensive recovery effort. We will update this information and details as our teams gain greater access to affected communities and can determine the kind of support that is most urgent and appropriate. Emergency Shelter With major devastation to people’s homes, it is urgent that families have protection. Living without shelter is particularly challenging for women and girls. CRS/Caritas Nepal will target heavily affected areas and distribute tarps and shelter materials to families living outdoors. We will assist families in constructing structures with emergency shelter kits that contain one durable tarp measuring 258 square feet, and nails for fastening it in an A‐frame design. The frame can be made from salvaged materials or lumber and the tarps are durable, long lasting and suitable for all climates. During recovery, we expect to support access to permanent housing solutions. Emergency Living Supplies People face critical needs for essential living supplies. Priorities include blankets, soap, buckets, towels, toothpaste, cooking sets and other items. CRS is sourcing key supplies largely from India because markets are closed in Kathmandu. Families lost their possessions in their homes—essential supplies are buried under rubble—and need the basics just to get by with a semblance of dignity and privacy. Water, Hygiene and Sanitation Families have limited access to clean drinking water because of damage to pipes, contamination of water sources and the loss of electricity. Hygiene and sanitation assistance is critical to preventing waterborne diseases that often occur in crises. CRS will distribute hygiene kits that include a water jug, pail with cover, and water purifying treatments. Distributions will be accompanied with information about the practices and benefits of hand‐washing, and proper handling and storage of water. SHINING A SPOTLIGHT Over the weekend, CRS provided perspective on the crisis in a number of major media outlets, including CNN, the Washington Post, Baltimore Sun, Wall Street Journal. CRS is also included in several “How to Help” lists in major media outlets, including the New York Times. CRS social media outreach has produced 6.9 million Twitter impressions. Posts on four CRS Facebook pages have reached 92,000 people to date. Keep up to date with the latest updates and stories from CRS teams in Nepal at CRS.org. And, please keep the people of Nepal in your thoughts and prayers. Catholic Relief Services, 228 West Lexington St., Baltimore, MD 21203, crs.org, Phone: 877‐435‐7277 2