Hertz Funeral Homes of Harvey and McClusky

Services, Monuments & Markers 324-4374

New York Life Ins. Co. Brad Olschlager

546 Brewster St. E Harvey 324-2737

Tom’s Home Furnishings 801 Lincoln Ave.

324-4282

K O T A C O

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Bill Dempsey

Mike Waldoch

V o n d a l E l e c t r i c

116 E. 8th St. Harvey 324-2412

Hinrichs Supervalu 210 E. 8th St. E

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H a r v e y S a n d & G r a v e l , I n c .

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W a r e h o u s e G r o c e r y 321 W. 10th St.

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Dr. Steven Kourajian Optometrist

901 Lincoln Ave. Harvey 324-2154

NORTHERN FAMILY WELLNESS & CHIROPRACTIC

Amy J Felchle, DC Harvey ND 58341 701-324-4722

Colleen Wipf

Harvey Tax & Accounting 209 E. 10th St.

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Northern Appraisal

& Realty, Inc. Rhonda Knudtson 917 Alder Ave. 701-324-4799 Fax: 701-324-4798

Lautt’s Auto Body & Towing Casey Lautt & Cory Lautt—Owners

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T a s t e e F r e e z e 609 E. Brewster St.

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D a k o t a H e r i t a g e

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Gary & Deb Keller KELLER PLUMBING & HEATING

DEB’S HAIR BOUTIQUE

St. Aloisius Medical Center 325 Brewster St. E

324-4651 Harvey ND

Mr. Curt’s Stylists 110 8th St. E Harvey 701-324-2887 Super cuts for guys & gals

Natural Family Planning St. Aloisius Medical Center

by appt.: Elizabeth Leier LPN 324-2802 elroseleier@gmail.com

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TJ Plumbing Travis Olschlager Harvey, ND

341-1584 One Call does it all!

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Chad & Amber Ziegler 701-324-2227

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Lemer’s Ace 110 10th St. E

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Harvey & Anamoose “Since 1906”

First Int’l Bank & Trust 910 Lincoln Ave. 324-4661 www.firstintlbank.com

Convention & Visitors Bureau

100 E. 8th St. Harvey, ND 324-2604

Guardian Angel

ST. CECILIA’S CHURCH OF HARVEY

ST. ANTHONY’S CHURCH OF SELZ

OFFICE HOURS

Mon. Closed Tues., Wed., Thurs., 9 am-12 pm & 1-4 pm Fri., 9am-12pm

PARISH OFFICE: (701) 324-2144

E-MAIL : stcecilia@gondtc.com WEBSITE: stceciliaharvey.org

413 Brewster St. E. Harvey, ND. 58341-1606

Rev. Kevin Boucher: Pastor kevin.boucher@fargodiocese.org

Rev. Mr. Jeff Faul: Deacon Rosalie Axtman: Secretary

Meghan Graumann: Bookkeeper Amber Ziegler: DRE

Meghan Graumann: Music Joan Grossman: Housekeeping

Irene Keller: Maintenance Michael Waldoch: Maintenance

LAY DIRECTORS ST. CECILIA PARISH

Jim English & Julie Muscha

ST. ANTHONY PARISH Robert Hager & Doug Wolfe

Don Young: Bookkeeper

MASS SCHEDULE Mon, Wed., Fri. 7:30 am

Tues. & Thurs. 12 pm Sat. 2 pm NH, 4:30 pm Harvey

Sunday 8:30 am Selz 10:30 am Harvey

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILITION Tues. & Thurs: 11:30-11:50 am

Sat.10:30-11:30 am & 3:30-4:10 pm Harvey

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Mon. 8 am-Midnight

Tues.12:30 pm-Midnight Wed. 8 am-8:00 pm

Rosary: 8:00 pm Solemn Benediction: 8:15 pm

PRAYER CHAIN Lola Faul 324-2905

Kathy Kennedy 324-2328 Jessie Wentz 324-2400

HOMEBOUND MINISTRY Anna Schneibel 324-2374

JULY 28, 2019 SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

O God, protector of those who hope in you, without whom nothing has firm foundation, nothing is holy,

bestow in abundance your mercy upon us and grant that, with you as our

ruler and guide, we may use the good things that pass in such a way as to hold fast even now to those that ever

endure. 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.

There will be an Ultreya, on Sunday, April 14th, at 7:00 pm in the Club Room.

Everyone is welcome!

7-28-19 TV MASS SPONSOR

Deb Kourajian In Memory of Beanie Schaan

Monday, July 29 7:30 am St. C † Gerald Bender By Vernae Bender

Tuesday, July 30 12:00 pm St. C † Lorraine Mack Schaefer By Mike & Susan Waldoch

Wednesday, July 31 7:30 am St. C † Troy Schimke By Agnes Goldade Family

10:00 am NH † Sophie Kuntz By Family

Thursday, August 1 12:00 pm St. C Special Intention By Steve & Elizabeth Leier

Friday, August 2 7:30 am St. C An end to abortion By CDA 10:00 am St C. † Funeral Mass for Conrad Ziegler( Please note time for funeral )

Saturday, August 3 2:00 pm NH Special Intention

4:30 pm St C The People of St. Cecilia’s and St. Anthony’s

Sunday, August 4 8:30 am St A † Gerald Bender By James, Jerome, & Don Young

10:30 am St C Catholic Daugters of ND

Daily Readings

Monday, July 29 Saint Martha Ex 32:15-24, 30-34 Ps 106:19-23 Jn 11:19-17

Tuesday, July 30 Saint Peter Chrysologus, Bishop Ex 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28 Ps 103:6-13 Mt 13:36-43

Wednesday, July 31 Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Priest Ex 34:29-35 Ps 99:5-7, 9 Mt 13:44-46

Thursday, August 1 Saint Alphonsus Liguori, Bishop Ex 40:16-21, 34-38 Ps 84:3-6a, 8a, 11 Mt 13:47-53

Friday, August 2 Saint Eusebius of Vercelli, Bishop; Saint Peter Julian Eymard, Priest Lv 23:1, 4-11, 15-16, 27, 34b-37 Ps 81:3-6, 10-11b Mt 13:54-58

Saturday, August 3 Lv 25:1, 8-17 Ps 67:2-3, 5, 7-8 Mt 14:1-12

Sunday, August 4 Eccl 1:2; 2:21-23 Ps 90:3-6, 12-14, 17 Col 3:1-5, 9-11 Lk 12:13-21

OFFERING FOR 7-21-2019

ENVELOPES $ 2,971.00 PLATE $ 182.00 TOTAL $ 3,153.00

CHILDREN’S OFFERING $ 7.50

If you are homebound & would like communion, please call the name & number

listed on the weekend ministry schedule on page 7 of the bulletin. Please call by 2:00 pm on Saturday if you wish to re-ceive communion that weekend.

Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

We ask that you please help us keep our parish family prayer list up-dated. When we receive a prayer request, the name of the individual in need of our prayers will be printed for one month. If we are not in-formed that it is desired they stay on the list longer, their name will be removed.

Larry Svoboda, Adam Lemer, Jerome Young, Charlene Ellingson, Jay Seibel, Bergetta Hager

Saturday August 3

St. Cecilia’s 4:30 pm

Sunday August 4

St. Anthony’s 8:30 am

Sunday August 4

St. Cecilia’s 10:30 am

USHERS

Ally Haluska Donna Marthe

Charlotte Goldade 1 Volunteer

Jerod Axtman Ron Selensky

Don & Idell Weninger

Larry & Diane Martin

READER Bernie Hall Jerry Axtman Kathy Kennedy Nicole Armstrong

EMHC

Ally Haluska Bernie Hall

Charlotte Goldade 1 Volunteer

Steve & Linda Vetter

Darlene Axtman

Nicole Armstrong Stella Lewis

Idell Weninger Dean Klier

Larry Grossman

EMHC HMBND

Larry & Kathy

Grossman 324-4473

ALTAR SERVERS

Volunteers

Emma Selensky

Ava Haldorson Monica & Maria

Schmitz

GIFT BEARERS Ushers D. Hager Family

SONG LEADER Chelsey Marchand Katrina Schilling

Music Mary Hall Meghan G. VIDEO

Casey Selzler

COUNTERS

Liza Case Kris Nitz

SACRISTANS

Idell Weninger

A friend is one who knows you

as you are, understands where

you’ve been, accepts who you’ve

become—and still gently invites you

to grow. Be a friend.

Harvey & Anamoose “Since 1906”

We encourage our parishioners to patronize our bulletin sponsors. It is through their generosity that our weekly bulle-tin comes to you at no publishing

All are invited to the 62nd Annual Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of the Prai-ries at the

Carmel of Mary Monastery on Sunday, Aug. 11th at 17765 78th St SE, (six and one-half miles northwest) of Wahpeton.

Guest speaker, Fr. Patrick Parks, will begin the day at 2:00pm fol-lowed by rosary and Mass at 5:00pm, concluding the day with a picnic. For more information call 701-640-6152 or 701-642-2360.

Saint Peter Chrysologus’ Story Feast Day - July 30

A man who vigorously pursues a goal may produce results far beyond his expectations and his intentions. Thus it was with Peter ” of the Golden Words,” as he was called, who as a young man became bishop of Ravenna, the capital of the empire in the West.

At the time there were abuses and vestiges of paganism evident in his diocese, and these Peter was determined to battle and overcome. His

principal weapon was the short sermon, and many of them have come down to us. They do not contain great originality of thought. They are, however, full of moral applications, sound in doctrine, and historically significant in that they reveal Chris-tian life in fifth-century Ravenna. So authentic were the contents of his sermons that some 13 centuries later, he was declared a doctor of the Church by Pope Benedict XIII. He who had earnestly sought to teach and motivate his own flock was recog-nized as a teacher of the universal Church.

In addition to his zeal in the exercise of his office, Peter Chrysologus was distin-guished by a fierce loyalty to the Church, not only in its teaching, but in its authority as well. He looked upon learning not as a mere opportunity but as an obligation for all, both as a development of God-given faculties and as a solid support for the wor-ship of God. Some time before his death around A.D. 450, Saint Peter Chrysologus returned to his birthplace of Imola, in northern Italy.

Reflection Quite likely, it was Saint Peter Chrysologus’ attitude toward learning that gave sub-stance to his exhortations. Next to virtue, learning, in his view, was the greatest im-provement to the human mind and the support of true religion. Ignorance is not a virtue, nor is anti-intellectualism. Knowledge is neither more nor less a source of pride than physical, administrative, or financial prowess. To be fully human is to expand our knowledge—whether sacred or secular—according to our talent and op-portunity.

Please note that our calendar for Mass intentions has become quite full, which is a good problem to have! However, we ask that you please understand as we try to schedule the current in-tentions on file. Of course we will still take your intentions, and will do the best we can to accommodate, and ask for your pa-tience as we do so. If there are certain dates you wish to request for Mass inten-

tions, please try to do so well in advance - daily Mass: 5 months or more, and weekend requests 7-8 months or more. Again, we will do our best to ac-commodate. Please remember that what is important is not when we schedule a Mass intention, but rather that we do schedule them. Canon Law requires one Mass per weekend to be the intention of the people of the parish.

KC Breakfast Sunday, July 28, 2019

Pancakes, Scrambled Eggs, Ham, Sausage, Hash Browns, Biscuits & Gravy. Free will offering

On August 3rd the Fargo Cursillo Secretariat will be hosting a gathering at Sacred Heart Church in Car-rington at 10 am for the purpose of introducing every-one to the new Rector(a) weekend manuals.

We will do our best to provide everyone in attendance with information they need to confidently build their team and lead them to and through a Cursillo Weekend. So if you know anyone who would like to know more about or even begin to get involved with the Cursillo weekend, please share this with them and invite them to join you. We are anticipating a 2 pm closing. Lunch will be provided. De Colores!

KC/CDA Family Picnic Monday, August 5th, 6 pm

Westside Park (West of the Pool) KC's will provide the meat & buns;

Catholic Daughters will bring Salads & Desserts Please bring your lawn chairs. Meetings will be held after the meal

(If inclement weather is expected, picnic will be held in the Church Basement)

Youth invited to March for Life! Registration open! Youth in grades 9-12 from the Diocese of Fargo are invited to a pilgrimage to the annual March for Life in Washington D.C. that will take place on January 24, 2020. The pilgrimage will begin in Fargo on January 20 and return Janu-ary 26.

Fr. Greg Haman will be the spiritual director. In addition to participating in the March for Life and Mass for Life at the Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, youth will also see the sights in Washington DC, Emmitsburg, MD and Gettysburg, PA.

The cost for the 7-day pilgrimage is $860 and includes air and ground transportation, lodging, meals and tour fees. Seats go fast, so apply NOW! To obtain a registration form call 701-356- 7910 or visit www.fargodiocese.org/respectlife.

THIRST 2019 Bismarck Event Center October 25-27, 2019

"Called to Mission." 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). Still more include: Fr. Leo Patalinghug, Dr. Edward Sri, Kendra Tierney of "Catholic All Year," Amanda Zurface, from Covenant Eyes, an anti-pornography program, and others. Cat.Chat is also returning for children's entertainment. Go to the diocesan website at bismarckdiocese.com/ thirst2019 for details. General questions can be directed to Christie Collins, THIRST Coordinator, 701-595-0564 or thirst@bismarckdiocese.com.

Stewardship Moment July 28, 2019 – 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time “Ask and you will receive; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.” Luke 11:9

Jesus assures us that if we ask, God will take care of what we need. The problem is that our culture often confuses what we really need with what we simply want. Many people need very little. However, we usu-

ally want so much more. A good steward only asks God for what he needs.

The earth has yielded its harvest; God, our God, blesses us. May God bless us still; that the ends of the earth may revere him. Ps. 67:7-8

Brother Knights,

As I sit at the computer typing this newsletter, I can only think how blessed we have been in July with rain and no major storms. Our den window faces north and to see the lush grain fields, green pastures and the bounty of my garden is an awe-some sight. Praise the Lord with what he provides us.

Why be a member of the Knights of Columbus? It offers you the opportunity to serve yourself and others. In the State of North Dakota last year we raised near-ly $20,000 for Home on the Range and $65,000 for scholarships for vocations for young men entering the Priesthood in our State. We give scholarships to gradu-ates of our high school that are furthering their education. We rise to the occasion of serving others.

Monday, August 5th, will be our meeting date as we will join with the Catholic Daughters for a joint Family Picnic at Pioneer Park. The park is west of the swimming pool. Supper will be at 6:00 followed by our meet-ing. Bring lawn chairs and bug spray. If the weather is not cooperative we will move to the church. KC's will provide burgers, tube steak (wieners) and buns. If you have a knack for grilling, contact me to help grill.

Daryl Flagen, Grand Knight

NEWS FROM THE FOOD PANTRY

Cornerstone Community Church hosted patrons at Cen-tral Dakota Food Pantry on July 11th. 60 families benefited from this distribution.

Local donations have been low, therefore leaving our “cupboards bare”!

We are most in need of canned fruits and vegetables, canned meats ( tuna, chicken, ham ) ketchup, mustard, salad dressing or mayo, cake mixes and frosting, all baking supplies, cereal, personal care items, laundry soap and bleach, baby wipes and Kleenex. However, any item you are able to donate will be very much appreciated!

Harvey High School FFA will be hosting at the pantry on the AUGUST 8th distribution.

Our collected items will be taken to the pantry to be shelved on TUES-DAY, AUGUST 6th at 5:00 P.M.

The Board of Directors sends to St. Cecilia’s their thanks for your generous donations throughout the year….with your help we can live our motto “Glorifying God By Helping Others.”

God’s Blessings to all! Kathy Grossman

Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court Sacred Heart #1908

“God is our refuge and strength always ready to help in times of trouble” Ps 46:1.

Love this verse, may we always remember this! Hope everyone is enjoying a nice summer with family and friends! Our June meeting was well attended with 26 ladies. We had a delicious meal catered by Barb Deck and her crew. Deb Schmitz was our guest speaker who gave an inspiring talk ”Coping with life’s changes”. Thank you Deb for the wonderful words of wisdom.

We will be having our CDA KC family picnic on Monday, August 5th at the poolside park at the west shelter at 6 pm, weather permitting. The KC’s will be grilling hamburgers and hotdogs. Please bring a salad or dessert to share. Please call Susan Waldoch, Kathy Grossman, or me if you have any questions about the picnic. If the weather doesn’t cooperate we will be having the picnic in the church basement. Our meeting will follow the picnic.

Always pray to have eyes that see the best in people, a heart that forgives the worst, a mind that forgets the bad, and a soul that never loses faith in God!

Susan Waldoch 341-7350 Kathy Grossman 625-1215 Donna Marthe 341-7424

In Unity and Charity, Donna Marthe, Vice Regent