Sunday Collection September 8th 2019

Fort Yates-------------------------$982.59 St. James---------------------------$42.00 St. Elizabeth-----------------------$0.00 St. Philomena----------------------$40.00 Sacred Heart------------------------TBA

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a whole lot more!701-854-5511

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24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

Sacred Heart Catholic Church Invites you to:

October 6, 2019 Wilton Memorial City Hall

The Altar Society will be serving: Roast Beef - Mashed Potatoes - Corn

Salads – Buns - Pie Dinner Served: 11:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Adults: $10.00 Ages 4-10: $5.00 3 & Under: FREE

Chinese Auction, Kids Games, Pumpkin Walk!!! All are Welcome!!!

Sisters: Sobitha, Vandana, Jeena; Ms. Michelle Pelerine, Ms. Alice Harrison, Ms. Amber Powless, Ms. Charlotte Kittel, Ms. Toni Schneider, Ms. Della NoHeart

Mary BatemanMarie RiehlGeorge KeepseagleCecilia CoxRae Red TomahawkEdmund Fast HorseDolly LugerDoris SoisethRobert GippWyman ArchambaultBrit LugerRobert CordovaLila Faye LongSimon HoffmanRosemary WingerterDavid GippRonnie LongDorothy Village CenterMary Ann LeingangLeonard Village CenterAva Red TomahawkArlene HodgkissClinton & Victoria PutnamWilliam GippPaul BordeauxDana & Glenna Yellow FatMarylin SandlandJoan KrahlerDennis & Beata Crotty

And all who are in need of our prayers.

Sun the 15th(Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows.)

Exod 32:7-14; Ps 51:3-19; 1 Tim 1:12-17; 2 Cor 5:19; Luke 15:1-32

Mon the 16th:Memorial of Cornelius, pope and

martyr; Cyprian, bishop and martyr.

1 Tim 2:1-8; Ps 28:2-9; John 3:16; Luke 7:1-10

Tue the 17th1 Tim 3:1-13; Ps 101:1-6; Luke 7:16;

Luke 7:11-17

Wed the 18th:1 Tim 3:14-16; Ps 111:1-6; John

6:63, 68; Luke 7:31-35

Thu the 19th:Memorial of Isaac Jogues and John

de Brebeuf, priests and martyrs, and companions, martyrs (Americas).1 Tim 4:12-16; Ps 111:7-10; Matt

11:28; Luke 7:36-50

Fri the 20th:1 Tim 6:2-12; Ps 49:6-20; Matt

11:25; Luke 8:1-3

Sat the 21st:Feast of Matthew, apostle and

evangelist.1 Tim 6:13-16; Ps 100:1-5; Luke

8:15; Luke 8:4-15

Saturday, September 145:30PM Fort Yates + Therese Martin by James Fitzgerald7:30PM Porcupine + Breanne Harrison

Sunday, September 158: 30AM Solen + Anna Coyle by Elaine Schmidt8:30AM Cannon Ball + Irene Gion10:30AM Fort Yates + Breanne Harrison10:00AM Selfridge + Charlotte Morgan by Mary Corrigan Tuesday, September 175:30PM Fort Yates + Irene Gion

Wednesday, September 188:45AM Fort Yates – For the students and benefactors of Saint Bernard Mission School 5:30PM Selfridge --

Thursday, September 195:30PM Fort Yates + Charlotte Morgan by Mary Corrigan

Friday, September 205:30 Fort Yates + Therese Martin

Saturday, September 215:30PM Fort Yates - Ron Trudo By Ann Trudo7:30PM Porcupine + Therese Martin

Sunday, September 228: 30AM Solen - Tony, Louise & Nicky Hatzenbuhler by the family8:30AM Cannon Ball - Arabelk & Estella Ward10:30AM Fort Yates + Jerry & Lucy Jacobs by Denise Glenn & Janelle Phillis10:00AM Selfridge + Irene Gion

September 15th24th Sunday In Ordinary Time

•We can hear God speaking to us today in the words of the father to his elder son: “You are with me always, and everything I have is yours.” What is my response to such remarkable generosity? Do I give joyfully and

generously as God gives to me?•Stewardship Thought: “Do not neglect to do good

and to share what you have; God is pleasedby sacrifices of that kind.” (Hebrews 13:16)•Would

you like to establish a permanent scholarship fund in memory of a loved one? Call Msgr. Gion to find out

how you can make a big difference in educating our

seminarian students.

Thirst Conference 2019

Vendors/Exhibitors for Thirst

Join us October 25-27 at the Bismarck Event Center for THIRST 2019. This exciting and free event has something for all ages and backgrounds. Featured guests include: Archbishop Allen Vigneron, Archbishop of Detroit; Deacon Harold Burke-Sivers, known as the “Dynamic Deacon;” Curtis Martin, founder and CEO of the Fellowship of Catholic University Students (FOCUS) and Dr. Edward Sri, renowned theologian and author. Still more include: Fr. Leo Patalinghug, the cooking show priest; Kendra Tierney of “Catholic All Year,” Amanda Zurface, from Covenant Eyes, an anti-pornography program, and others. Cat.Chat is returning for children’s entertainment. There will also be opportunities for Mass, Eucharistic adoration, confession, spiritual direction and prayer. The Diocesan Youth Conference for grades 6-12 will take place on Saturday, Oct. 26 (concurrent with the THIRST Conference). Go to the diocesan website at bismarckdiocese.com/thirst2019 for details and to register. General questions can be directed to Christie Collins, THIRST Coordinator, 701-595-0564 or thirst@bismarckdiocese.com.

The school year is off to a great start! Don’t forget it’s not too late to register your child! Remember

we have added 7th grade!

Would you like to have your business or cause featured in the vendor hall during THIRST 2019 coming up on Oct. 25-27? The three-day conference offers a great opportunity to reach an audience of thousands of faithful Catholics. Get vendor information at bismarckdiocese.com/thirst2019, or contact Brandi Alderin at 701-204-7215 or

balderin@bismarckdiocese.com.

SeptemberThe Protection of the

OceansThat politicians, scientists

and economists work together to protect the

world’s seas and oceans

Per Br. George:

The Mission has 10 rolls

of 4-foot high chain-linked

fencing to give away, along

with some galvanized steel

tube post. Contact Br.

George at 701-854-3473

Dakota Hope Clinic in Minot will welcome noted debater, pro-life advocate, and renowned Catholic apologist Trent Horn as keynote speaker for its 2019 annual fundraising banquet. The banquet is Monday, Sept. 16 at the State Fair Event Center in Minot. The event is free and open to the public, but registration is required; for information or to register, call 701-852-4675 or click on the Partner With Us tab at www.dakotahopeclinic.org.

Please pray for our deceased members of our parishes. Especially remember their families as they grieve for their losses. Please find

below a prayer to say when you find it hard to find the words.

Dakota Hope Clinic banquet Sept. 16

NOTE:

Please note that I will not be in the office during the week during normal office hours. This is because I am back to being a full time student at the University of Mary. I will sporadically be in the office until further notice. I appologize for any inconvenience this may cause you. Thank you for

your understanding.-Lacey

O Lord, your sorrowing Mother stood by your cross; help us in our sorrows to share your sufferings.

Like the seed buried in the ground, you have produced the harvest of eternal life for us; make us always dead to sin and alive to God.

Shepherd of all, in death you remained hidden from the world; teach us to love our hidden spiritual life with you and the Father.

In your role as the new Adam, you went down among the dead to release all the just there since the beginning; grant that all who are

dead in sin may hear your voice and rise to new life.

Son of the living God, you have allowed us through baptism to be buried with you; grant that we may also rise with you in baptism

and walk in newness of life. Amen.