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HOLY ROSARY PARISH

The community of Holy Rosary Parish is the body of Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, called to gather for worship, cherish the Roman Catholic traditions of our faith, to live the gospel, minister to others, and be Christ to the world.

1885 - 2014

September 2014

Macy Kate DeWit Amanda Marie (McKay)

andAlan Robert DeWitBorn: March 6, 2014

Baptized: August 17, 2014

Paden Mark Dee Lauren Kathleen (Wing)

andRyan James Dee

Born: May 17, 2014Baptized: August 17, 2014

We celebrated the Sacrament of

Baptism and Welcomed into the

Community of Holy Rosary

Leonard Edward RandashRachel Danielle (Swenson)

andChad Edward Randash

Born: April 3, 2014Baptized: August 2, 2014

Come to HRP’s ‘Bernie Bash’ September 21

6:00 to 8:00 pmParish Center (basement of church)

For his many years of service and leadership at Holy Rosary, the Knights of Columbus will host a dinner OPEN TO ALL PARISHIONERS to show appreciation to Bernie Schaff. Vito Sinopoli and the KC crew will serve a wonderful and authentic spaghetti dinner. We will need a head count, so if you plan to attend, please RSVP by visiting the KC website KofCBozeman.org and submitting the ‘Contact the Knights’ form on the home page with your intended head count.

The ChoirAre you interested in joining the choir? The choir sings at the Sunday masses throughout the school year as well as at Christmas and Easter. Newcomers of all abilities high-school age and up are welcome. We will resume singing on Sunday, September 7. For more information, please email Tucker Torok at [email protected].

Infant Baptism ClassIf you are interested in having your child baptized, the next parent/godparent class for baptism will be Wednesday, October 1, 2014 at 7:00 pm in the Parish Center (basement of the church). Call the office to RSVP for this class no later than October 1 at 3:00 pm 587-4581.

RCIA(Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults)

Interested in becoming Catholic? Are you an adult baptized Catholic who has not completed the Sacraments of Initiation (First Eucharist and Confirmation)? This program is for you! RCIA meets every Thursday evening, beginning October 2 from 7:00-8:30 pm in the Bozeman Catholic Community Center. If you are interested in taking this class, please call the office and talk with Nadine (587-4581)

BURN THE MORTGAGE CAMPAIGN

In the next months you will be contacted about a pledge to our Capital Campaign to Retire the debt. Please pray about this and generously commit a 3 year pledge.

“All for the Glory of God.”

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Knights of Columbus September 1, 2014

6:00 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.

UltreyaSeptember 25, 2014

Boz. Cath. Com. Ctr.

ForestersSeptember 8, 2014

7:00 ppmParish Center

Resurrection ParishChapel of Perpetual Eucharistic AdorationCall 586-9243 for hours available

HOLY ROSARY PARISHOffices - 220 W. Main, Bozeman, MT 59715 P. O. Box 96, Bozeman, MT 59771 Website: www.holyrosarybozeman.org email: [email protected] Telephone: 406-587- 4581 Fax: 406-582-0248

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PREK-5 Laura Kuntz - ext. 121 [email protected]

OFFICE STAFF Nadine Tribble - ext. 100 [email protected]

SUNDAY LITURGIES HOLY ROSARY Saturday Rosary at 4:45 pm Mass at 5:15 pm Sunday Rosary at 7:30 am Sunday Mass 8:00 am Divine Mercy Chaplet at 10:15 am Sunday Mass 10:30 am RESURRECTION Saturday 5:00 pm Resurrection Sunday 8:00 and 10:00 am, 1st Sunday of month Spanish Mass at 1:00 pm Resurrection ST. JOHN VIANNEY Sunday 10:30 am & 7:00 pm

MARRIAGEDiocesan policy requires a minimum of six months notice. Contact the church first when planning to marry.

DAILY LITURGIES Rosary Daily at 11:40 AM M 12:05 pm W 12:05 pm TH 12:05 pm F 12:05 pm TU, W 7:00 am Resurrection F 5:00 pm Resurrection

A funeral Mass takes the place of any daily Mass.

LITURGY, MUSIC - ext. 105 Laurie Croghan, Liturgy Coordinator [email protected] Tim Bell, Music Coordinator

PASTOR Rev. Leo Proxell - ext. 101 [email protected]

BAPTISM Celebrated at regular Liturgies. Phone parish office for parent instruction classes.

FORESTERSBarbara Schaff, President 586-5026Barbara Hudson, V-President 587-3478Mary Guthmiller, Secretary 587-5596Robbi Colvin, Treasurer 587-5623

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSChris Budeski, Grand Knight 522-3844John Guthmiller, Financial Secretary 587-5596Larry Neville 4th Degree Navigator 600-6903

RECONCILIATION Saturday begins promptly at 3:30 pm or phone office for appointment

ANOINTING OF THE SICKIn an emergency, please phone the office anytime day or night. In other situations, the pastor will be happy to arrange for anointing as appropriate. Communal Anointing of the Sick is celebrated twice yearly as announced.

YOUTH MINISTER 6-12 Kelly Ruby - 587-4581 - ext. 120 [email protected]

Office Hours: M-TH 9:00 am - 3:00 pm and FRI 9:00 - 1:00

CONFIRMATION Kelly Ruby - 587-4581 - ext. 120 kruby @holyrosarybozeman.org

CATHOLIC RADIO STATION KOFK 98.3 FMPO Box 481, Bozeman, MT 59771587-5635

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Sunday to Sunday Bible StudyThursday at 1:30 PMParish Center

Ministers of the SickSeptember 11, 2014 - 10:30 amParish Center

High School Youth GroupSeptember 24, 2014 - 6:30 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.

Jr. High RE - 6-8 September 24, 2014 - 6:30 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.

CSS Wednesday Bible StudySee you in the fallBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.

Confirmation ClassSee you in the fall 2014Boz. Cath. Com. Ctr.RCIAOctober 2, 2014 - 7:00 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.

CSS Monday Bible StudySept. 22, 2014 - 7:00 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.

RE PreK-5October 5, 2014 - 9:15 am.Boz. Cath. Com. Ctr.

SICK AND HOMEBOUND Call Nadine - 587-4581 - ext. 100

Christopher GrayBill LewisGomez Routhier

PASTORAL/FINANCE COUNCILMary RouthierBarbara SchaffMario Stanislao

RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS Call the office - 587-4581

Knights of Columbus4th Degrees

September 15, 20146:00 pm

Boz. Cath. Com. Ctr.

"BURN THE MORTGAGE" CAMPAIGN COMMITTEEMichael BanvilleAaron BoydMichael CashmanRona DavisonEugene KuntzLaura KuntzDavid McGoldrick

Bruce TaylorRosemary TaylorJohn KozickiSue KozickiTom GriffinMatthew Warner

STEERING COMMITTEEE FOR CAPITAL CAMPAIGNJerry CashmanRona DavisonTom GriffinJohn GuthmillerBill LewisLarry Merkel

Peter McGeeCraig RoloffGomez RouthierMary RouthierMario Stanislao

GOD IN HEAVEN, GRANT COMFORT TO THESE OUR SICK:

GIVE THEM COURAGE, PATIENCE, AND HOPE; ASSURE THEM OF THE SUPPORT OF YOUR HOLY PEOPLE.

If you are on the prayer list, and wish to take yourself off, or have put someone else on, whom you would like to take off, please call the office at 587-4581.

If you need to put yourself or someone else on who is ill, please call the office.

Ken Barnhardt, Jerry Beard, Mary Ann Beck, Brandn Bertagnolli, Anita Coleman, Mary Coleman, John Patrick Crane Family, Brittany (Maroney) and Lewis Dobie, Tracy D’Arduini, Debra Dehmer,

Teryl Dore, Nikole Drummond, Mary Katherine Egan, Julie Gannon, Ken Goldstein, Ray Herdina, Leon James Holzer, Lawrence Kjar, Jackie Kostelnik, Toni Kramarich,

Dawn Marx Kreuz, Hailey Kucinski (Roloff), Bob Lawton, Ann Marshall, Kay McKay, Shannon McMahon, Kevin McNelis, Annette Miceli, Helen Mell, Betty Monforton,

Frank Munshower, Rena Navant, David Noyes, Kate & Richard Reid, Beverly Reinig, Elizabeth Rosson, Tev Sanders, Bernie Schaff, Mark Severson, Veronica Shallcross, Rachel (Thorp) Silva, Dorothy Solyst, Edith Spencer, Brendan Steele, Fred Thiel,

Bernard (Ben) VanHoorn, Sofia Wass, Stevie Wingard, Joe Zinner,

ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO THEM, O LORD...

= Peter Chura =

...AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON THEM

1-163rd Battalion of the National Guard's 116th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team

AND LET US ALSO PRAY FOR ALL THE INNOCENT PEOPLE OF WAR.

A PRAYER FOR OUR TROOPSLord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect the nation. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in this time of need. And after they have accomplished their tasks, bring them safely home so they can be reunited with their loved ones. We ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen.

If you know of any changes to this list, please call the office at 587-4581. Thank you.

In an attempt to clean up the lists, I have deleted anyone that I did not get a call on. If someone you know is in the military and needs prayers, please call me at the office, 587-4581 or [email protected] and I will put their names on the list. Thank you. Nadine

Daniel AmackMike BakerDan BodineRon BodineBrian BenzRoy CrosbyTimothy Cunningham

Patrick Finkel Kevin KumlienChad LuebkeMichael MuléNicholas ShallcrossLtCol Randolph J StenzelJoshua Werner

Maria DeCuzmanAndrew DrewiskeSteven DrewiskeBilly FraserSean GummerRyan GummerTed Ehlert

PRIESTS THAT NEED OUR PRAYERSFr. Bill Greytak, Msgr. Joseph Harrington, Fr. Jim Hazelton,

Fr. Joseph Oblinger, Fr. Tom O’Donnell, Bishop Richard Omland, Fr. Dan Powers, Fr. Dick Sodja

Holy Rosary Parish News

The Next 100 YearsPledges to dateAmount needed to raise - $6,000,000.00Amount Pledged: $4,703,170.72Amount Paid : $4,436,820.39Number of families in the fund: 674If you are a seasonal resident of Bozeman, or visitor to Holy Rosary, and want to make a contribution toward our Next 100 Years campaign, contact Nadine at 587-4581 or [email protected].

Gallatin Valley Food Bank Wish ListCanned Fruit, Peanut Butter, Boxed Cereal

Dried Beans, Spaghetti SauceLove INC Personal Care Pantry

Toilet Paper, Paper Towels, Clothes Detergent

Our Parish Stewardship

Aug. 5, 2012 Aug. 4, 2013 Aug. 3, 2014 $10,910.00 $11,623.50 $10,048.75 Aug. 12, 2012 Aug. 11, 2013 Aug. 10, 2014 $8,025.00 $9,760.00 $9,273.70

Aug. 19, 2012 Aug. 18, 2013 Aug. 17, 2014 $9,215.00 $7,906.00 $8,918.35 Aug. 26, 2012 Aug. 25, 2013 Aug. 24, 2014 $7,430.00 $7,432.00 $10,551.84

Feast of Assumption 2012 2013 2014 $882.00 $1,581.99 $465.90

Religious Articles WantedIf you would like to donate religious articles for a mission in Yakima, please call Mary Ellen Pitt at 582-1947. They will take medals, holy cards, rosaries/broken rosaries, prayer books, etc.

Listening Assist Receivers!Listening Assist Receivers are available for use at all masses. We will place the older receivers, which do work with this system, in baskets at each of the entry ways. There are a limited number of the new receivers available for use from the acolytes. Either of these units may be purchased for your own personal use. Please contact Laurie if you are interested in purchasing one.

October BulletinThe October bulletin will be published on September 27/28, 2014. The deadline for submitting anything for the bulletin will be September 22, 2014 at noon.

Unused Eye Glasses & Cell PhonesBox in the north entryway of the church

The Bozeman Lions Club collects used eye glasses, hearing aides, and cell phones, refurbishes them and provides them to those who could not otherwise afford them. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and all donations are tax deductible to the maximum allowed by IRS standards. On behalf of the Bozeman Lions and those who receive this benefit, we thank you for your caring assistance. If you would like more information about this worthy cause, please contact Richard Reiley at 406-388-7840.

Bulletin Board and Entry Way Table Items MUST be approved by the office before they are put up. If we find inappropriate items, they will be thrown away.

Gallatin Valley Food BankThe Gallatin Valley Food Bank would like to thank you for the 259 lbs of assorted groceries for the month of July 2014.

We would like to extend our condolences to the following:

Dave and Sue Zimmerman for the loss of Dave's mother Alice Zimmerman.

Charles and Tani Fritz for the loss of Tani's father William John Peckham.

Bulletin AdsI have openings for some new bulletin ads. The ads are $200.00 per year (July 1 through June 30) for the small ads, and $400.00 for the larger ads. If you would like to purchase an ad, or need more information, please call Nadine at the office 587-4581.


Journey Weekend 2014 Do you want to deepen your faith life, learn more about the Catholic faith, and form a life within a Christian Community? Please consider a Journey Weekend. The Journey weekend is a 3 day reflection on scripture and church doctrine. It is a time of laughter, good food, and a basis for lifelong friendships. Now is the time to sign up for the Journey Weekend. The Men's weekend will be held Sept 11-14. The Women's weekend will be held Sept 18-21. Please join us for this spiritual Journey. For more information please contact David McGoldrick -Rector for the Men's Weekend 586-2344 or Patty Holm-Rectora for the Women's Weekend 388-1703.

Lighthouse Catholic MediaNew Selections

Walk the Walk:Following Christ as His Disciple

Being a disciple of Jesus has always been synonymous with being a Christian. From the Scriptures and from his own experience, biblical scholar Dr. Timothy Gray explains how Christian discipleship calls us to follow in the footsteps of Christ as engaged participants in God's plan, ordering our lives to bear witness to the Lord in our families, workplaces, communities, and to the world.

I'm Not Being FedJeff Cavins explores and responds to some of the reasons why so many people have left the Catholic Church for evangelical Christianity. As he presents the story of his return to Catholicism, Cavins also builds a case for why the Catholic Church is the Church founded by Christ.

Why a Protestant Pastor Became Catholic

Dr. Scott Hahn explains through his legendary testimony how he was militantly anti-Catholic but self-driven to seek the truth. This ultimately led him into the Catholic Church. He soon became an ardent defender of the Faith and one of its most passionate promoters.

From Atheism to Catholicism: My Conversion Diary

Jennifer Fulwiler is a popular writer and speaker from Austin, Texas. In this compelling presentation, she recalls her spiritual journey —one which ultimately led her to enter the Catholic Church after having lived a life of atheism. Jennifer is a regular contributor to the National Catholic Register and frequently appears on Catholic radio and EWTN. Her highly anticipated book, Something Other Than God, is now available in an audio book format <http://www.lighthousecatholicmedia.org/store/title/something-other-than-god-audio-book-8-cd-set> through Lighthouse Catholic Media.

Help urgently neededArchbishop Joseph E. Kurtz, President of the USCCB, is asking that a special collection be taken up "to provide humanitarian relief and pastoral support for our affected brothers and sisters in the Middle East." Funds from this collection "will be used by Catholic Relief Services and other Catholic agencies working in partnership with the local Church to meet the most urgent humanitarian needs facing the people in Iraq, Gaza, Syria and surrounding countries where refugees have fled." Collected funds will also be used "to support Church programs to aid persecuted Christians and to respond to rebuilding needs of Catholic dioceses in the impacted areas.

Monday Night Bible StudyWe will start, Monday, September 22nd at 7:00 pm at Bozeman Catholic Community Center. This year we will begin our session with “”A Biblical Walk Through The Mass”. This study will help us to better understand what we say and do in the liturgy. Following this study, we plan to study the Psalms. Every one is invited to join us!

Knights of Columbus Bozeman Council 1413

The Knights of Columbus will lead the Rosary before each of the weekend Masses. Saturday at 4:45 pm, Sunday at 7:30 am, and Sunday at 10:15 am will be the Divine Mercy Chaplet. All are welcome to participate.

Faith Formation/Religious Education NewsRE PRESchool-5 MiddlE School

BozEMan catholic Youth GRouPFaith Formation classes for Preschool through 5th grade will be starting on Sunday, October 5th. You can sign up for classes by going to our website www.holyrosarybozeman.org <http://www.holyrosarybozeman.org/> and clicking on Faith Formation in the menu. There is a form there for you to print. You can also pick up registration forms in the entry ways of the Church and at the BCCC. If you would like to have a registration form e-mailed to you, call Laura at 587-4581 x122 or send an e-mail to lkuntz@holyrosary. Completed forms and payment may be mailed or brought in to the Church. Children must be 4 years old to register for preschool. If you have children that are in 3rd grade and up, that have not received the Sacraments of Baptism, Reconciliation, or Eucharist, they can be signed up for the 2nd Track Program along with their regular Faith Formation class. Classes are Sundays from 9:15 am to 10:15 am in the BCCC. Class schedules are available with the registration forms. If you are interested in volunteering with the Faith Formation program and are in Middle School or older, please let me know. It is very rewarding and a great way to be involved with ministries in our Church. *Faith Formation Teachers*Faith Formation Assistants*Retreat helpers ˆ station leaders, sign-ins, set up, and clean up*First Communion Reception ˆ set up, clean up, and food servers*Vacation Bible School Thank you. We are looking forward to a great year of Faith Formation!

Another year is already upon us! Excited to start off a new school year and a new faith formation year. We start Middle and High School Faith Formation on Wednesday September 24th at 6:30pm at the Bozeman Catholic Community Center. Please come and enjoy an evening of fellowship as we begin our new year. Make sure to check the website, sign up for our email mailing list, and the bulletins for upcoming opportunities in faith formation and youth ministry!

(Middle School and High School Calendars are currently now available on the website.)

CalendarSept 24th – Faith Formation Kick-OffOct 1st – Faith Formation MtgOct 8th – Faith Formation MtgOct 15th – Food Drive Scavenger Hunt 6-9pm!

High School Bible StudyEvery Thursday during lunch at The Rock. (Across the street from the 11th Ave Entrance) Come and each lunch while we dig into the upcoming Sunday Gospel Reading. All are wel-come!

Son Light Raffle Tickets are now available to be purchased. Please help support local and diocesan youth ministry by purchasing a raffle ticket! $25 a chance to win a 2015 Subaru For-ester. $5 of every ticket sold at Holy Rosary comes back to our youth ministry programs. For tickets please contact Katie Buckner at [email protected]

WebsiteWe will be updating the Faith Formation page of the website more regularly this year, so please remember to check there for information as well as the bulletin.

Word of the Day

=Sunday, August 31Jeremiah 20:7-9 Romans 12:1-2

Matthew 16:21-27

Monday,Sept. 11 Corinthians 2:1-5

Luke 4:16-30

Tuesday, Sept. 21 Corinthians 2:10b-16

Luke 4:31-37

Wednesday, Sept. 31 Corinthians 3:1-9

Luke 4:38-44

Thursday, Sept. 4 1 Corinthians 3:18-23

Luke 5:1-11

Friday, Sept. 51 Corinthians 4:1-5

Luke 5:33-39

Saturday, Sept. 61 Corinthians 4:6b-15

Luke 6:1-5

=Sunday, Sept. 7Ezekiel 33:7-9

Romans 13:8-10Matthew 18:15-20

Monday, Sept. 8Micah 5:1-4a

Matthew 1:1-16, 18-23

Tuesday, Sept. 91 Corinthians 6:1-11

Luke 6:12-19

Wednesday, Sept. 10 1 Corinthians 7:25-31

Luke 6:20-26

Thursday, Sept. 111 Corinthians 8:1b-7, 11-13

Luke 6:27-38

Friday, Sept. 121 Corinthians 9:16-19,

22b-27Luke 6:39-42

Saturday, Sept. 131 Corinthians 10:14-22

Luke 6:43-49

=Sunday, Sept. 14Numbers 21:4b-9Philippians 2:6-11

John 3:13-17

Monday, Sept. 151 Corinthians 11:17-26, 33

Luke 2:33-35

Tuesday, Sept. 161 Corinthians 12:12-14,

27-31aLuke 7:11-17

Wednesday, Sept. 171 Corinthians 12:31-13:13

Luke 7:31-35

Thursday, Sept. 181 Corinthians 15:1-11

Luke 7:36-50

Friday, Sept. 191 Corinthians 15:12-20

Luke 8:1-3

Saturday, Sept. 201 Corinthians 15:35-37

Luke 8:4-15

=Sunday, Sept. 21Isaiah 55:6-9

Philippians 1:20c-24, 27aMatthew 20:1-16a

Monday, Sept. 22Proverbs 3:27-34

Luke 8:16-18

Tuesday, Sept. 23Proverbs 21:1-6, 10-13

Luke 8:19-21

Wednesday, Sept. 24 Proverbs 30:5-9

Luke 9:1-6

Thursday, Sept. 25 Ecclesiastes 1:2-11

Luke 9:7-9

Friday, Sept. 26Ecclesiastes 3:1-11

Luke 9:18-22

Saturday, Sept. 27Ecclesiastes 11:9-12:8

Luke 9:43b-45

=Sunday, Sept. 28Ezekiel 18:25-28 Philippians 2:1-11Matthew 21:28-32

Protecting God’s ChildrenFor the good of the faithful, for the health and protection of our young people, and for the peace of mind of parents and parishioners alike, we ask anyone wishing to report allegations of sexual abuse or to obtain information regarding the implementation of the “Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People,” please contact the chancellors’s Office at the Diocese of Helena at 1-800-584-8914. The Charter and diocesan policies can be found online at www.diocesehelena.org.

New to our Parish?If you are new to our parish, we would like to welcome you into our community. Please pick up a registration form (either on the entryway table, or by calling the office 587-4581) and let us know who you are.

Sick and or HomeboundDo you know of someone who is sick and in the hospital or homebound who would like to receive communion once a week? If so, please call the office 587-4581 and we will arrange for one of our many wonderful people to come and visit and bring communion.

If I have scheduled a Mass Intention for a day on which the Mass must be canceled for some reason, I will reschedule those Intentions at a later time. Please watch the bulletin for the new time.

Monday, September 1, 2014: 12:05 pm: No Mass

Wednesday,September 3, 2014: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish

Thursday, September 4, 2014: 12:05 pm: Marian Sheehan rb Ed Sheehan

Friday, September 5, 2014: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish

Saturday, September 6, 2014: 5:15 pm: Edward & Muriel Galarus rb Doug Galarus Family; Thomas Walsh rb Susan Sebena

Sunday, September 7, 2014: 8:00 am: Living and Deceased members of the Knights of Columbus rb Knights of Columbus, Bozeman Council 1413; Duane Leidholt rb Natasha Leidholt

10:30 am: Mike Doll rb Huguette Coghlan; People of Holy Rosary Parish

Monday, September 8, 2014: 12:05 pm: Patricia McKenna rb Lyle McKenna & Children; Peter Chura rb Holy Rosary Parish

Wednesday, September 10, 2014: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish

Thursday, September 11, 2014: 12:05 pm: Jane Basezler rb Susan, Phil, & Family

Friday, September 12, 2014: 12:05 pm: Joan Kutzman rb Nat Kutzman

Saturday, September 13, 2014: 5:15 pm: Edward & Muriel Galarus rb Doug Galarus Family; Italia Murial Claps rb Susan, Phil, & Family

Sunday, September 14, 2014: 8:00 am: Kathleen Lankeit rb Susan Sebena; People of Holy Rosary Parish

10:30 am: Ed & Veronica Proxell rb Proxell Family; LeRoy Kudrna & Rich Osweiller rb Spence & Valerie Jahner

Monday, September 15, 2014: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish


Thursday, September 18, 2014: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish


Saturday, September 20, 2014: 5:15 pm: Edward & Muriel Galarus rb Doug Galarus Familly; Eileen Sebena rb Susan Sebena

Sunday, September 21, 2014: Easter 8:00 am: Special Intentions for Lisa Lawton & Family rb A Friend; People of Holy Rosary Parish

10:30 am: Kathy Remington rb Mary Cota; Dana Schrupp rb Anita, & Karen Kolman

Monday, September 22, 2014: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish


Thursday, September 25, 2014: 12:05 pm: Laura Caplan rb Beth Caplan


Saturday, September 27, 2014: 5:15 pm: Edward & Muriel Galarus rb Doug Galarus Family; Robert Cosner rb Cosner Family

Sunday, September 28, 2014: 8:00 am: William Sebena rb Susan Sebena; Frances & Louis Biedron rb Glen & Diane Bales

10:30 am: Charles Miller rb Rod & Joyce Chouinard; People of Holy Rosary Parish

Mass Intentions for August 30, 2014 to Septmeber 28, 2014

Saturday, August 30, 2014: 5:15 pm: Edward & Muriel Galarus rb Doug Galarus Family; Rollene Thill rb Edna Price

Sunday, August 31, 2014: 8:00 am: Paul Boylan, Sr. rb Debbie Dehmer & Linda Barker; Naya Reed rb Meghan Durney Family

10:30 am: Mike Doll rb Frances Doll & Family; People of Holy Rosary Parish

Holy Rosary Parish Stewardship News

A Stewardship Prayer

The month of September has traditionally been set aside to honor Mary as Our Lady of Sorrows, whose feast is September 15. All the sorrows of Our Blessed Mother are joined together with the passion and death of her son, Jesus Christ. And so we pray:

Oh my Jesus, In your passion

came true the prophecy of Simeon, that your mother would be pierced

by a sword of immeasurable anguish and sorrow.

Grant that as we who commemorate the memory of her grief,

imitate her stewardship example and participate in a profound way

in your redemptive work. Help us to embrace the journey

of your passion, so that like Our Blessed Mother, your first and greatest disciple,

we too may be brought from death to life

by your cross and resurrection. We pray this to you, Christ, our Lord,

Amen.

Be A Good Steward Of Your Faith This Autumn

There’s something wonderfully renewing about autumn, especially as it begins a new school year. It’s all about new beginnings. Maybe it has something to do with new classrooms, new teachers, the great smell of brand new shoes and the smooth touch of that new backpack. We remember those feelings of starting again even if it’s been years since we walked through the school house door, and even if we don’t have our own children heading off to the classroom this fall. We still get that heady feeling of new possibilities in the crisp autumn air. This is the perfect time to bring a sense of spiritual renewal to your life and to your family – the domestic church. Autumn can truly bring out a new resolve to improve our lives as summer’s freedom gives way

DID YOU KNOW . . .

to the structure of fall. For adults, faith formation classes and prayer groups are just forming in parishes. Check out the opportunities. With summer ending, many organizations are gearing up for new volunteers. Contact your local Catholic Charities or Habitat for Humanity to see how you might help out. Think of the autumn season as a way to discover a new rhythm for your prayer life. If new activities can be scheduled into your daily life, start scheduling in more quality time for prayer. Fall is the perfect time to begin a 34 week Ignatian retreat, because if you start in September, the retreat-in-real-life schedule will conform to the liturgical year. For the children in your house, early to bed and early to rise means there may be more opportunities to be together for short prayer. Say a blessing at breakfast, or a brief morning offering as kids head out for the bus. Try to bring a more regular prayer schedule to your home. Pray with your children as you tuck them in, mak- ing the prayer personal and about the day’s events. Make a resolve this fall to bring Christ more prominently into your family’s daily routine. Make the stewardship of your faith and family a commitment as autumn brings a sense of renewal.

September is Stewardship Month! “A Christian steward is one who receives God’s gifts gratefully, cherishes and tends them in a responsible and accountable manner, shares them in justice and love with others and returns them with increase to the Lord.” Throughout the month of September you will be reminded to pray about and put into action the use of your time, talent and treasure; for the building up of God’s kingdom. There will be sign-up sheets at each of the entrances to the church for the purpose of volunteering your time and talents. This can be directly related to the workings of the church (liturgical ministries and faith formation assistance...) as well as to helping the needy of our greater community (Family Promise, Love INC., Community Café...)


A Prayer for our SeminariansO Lord Jesus Christ, great High Priest, I pray that You call many worthy souls to Your holy priesthood. Enlighten the Bishop in the choice of candidates, the Spiritual Director in molding them, and the professors in instructing them. Lead the seminarians daily in Your unerring footsteps; so that they may become priests who are models of purity, possessors of wisdom and heroes of sacrifice; steeped in humility and aflame with love for God and man; apostles of Your glory and sanctifiers of souls. Amen.

Deacon Year – Deacon Craig Hanley Mount Angel Seminary – Joseph Paddock, Cody Williams, Alex Woelkers North American College, Rome – Chris Lebsock St. John Vianney Seminary, Denver – John Hall, Kirby Longo, Bryce Lungren, Andy Morrow, Oliver Santin, Nathan Scheidecker

National Catholic Society of Foresters, Holy Rosary Court 1036

BOX TOPS AND LABELS FOR EDUCATION Our newest project is in support of St. Mary’s Catholic School in Livingston. We are asking our parishioners to get involved by saving box tops and labels, then dropping them off in designated collection boxes provided at our church. To save the box tops, simply cut out the pink label from products such as Betty Crocker baking goods, cereals, Ziploc storage bags, Hefty trash bags, Scott & Kleenex paper products, Frozen Foods, snacks, dairy products, etc. We will send the box tops to St. Mary’s Catholic School and they will receive a check to use in support of the school. For more information about participating products, visit the website at: www.boxtops4education.com <http://www.boxtops4education.com/> We also ask you to save your labels from these food brands and drop them off in the designated collection bins. We will provide and send the labels to the school and they will order school supplies from a catalog containing arts, athletics, and academic items. For more information about the program or products, visit their website at: www.labelsforeducation.com <http://www.labelsforeducation.com/>

Do you have an estate plan? Is your will in need of updating?

The Foundation, in partnership with your parish and the Diocese of Helena, is offering educational sessions around the diocese this fall. You’ll receive some great tools, including a “Personal Planning Guide – A Guide for Preparing Your Will and Estate Plan,” to help you organize your affairs and to remember those you care about the most. You’ll also hear about timely ways to support your parish or other Catholic ministry in your estate plan and receive substantial tax savings now. This is education, not a fundraising event, so leave your checkbook at home! Legal and tax professionals will be on hand to answer your questions. Persons of all ages with estates of all sizes will benefit.

MOMS IN PRAYERAttention Moms! Do you worry about your children? Come experience God’s peace and hope when you pray alongside other moms. Moms in Prayer International, formerly Moms In Touch, gathers moms and other interested women together to pray for God to transform our children and schools. Won’t you join with us in prayer for this next generation? We will be kicking off the 2014-15 school year with some informational meetings: In Bozeman on Thursday, Sept. 4th at 9 AM at 1013 E. Olive St. or 6:30 PM at the Bozeman Public Library small conference room. In Livingston on Monday, Sept 8th at 10 AM at 312 1/2 S. Yellowstone Ave. In Belgrade on Monday, Sept 15th at 7 PM at 701 Home Run Dr. Please contact Sarah Sobek at 570-9984 or [email protected] for more information about our local groups. For more information about Moms in Prayer International, visit www.MomsInPrayer.org <http://www.MomsInPrayer.org> .


3 day Ignatian Silent RetreatsSt. Joseph's Catholic Rectory and Church, 105 Poppleton St., Sheridan, Montana. Please call Linda Dorrington, Retreat/Spiritual Director, at 406-842-5588. Donation from you covers housing, food, etc., along with Mass, daily devotion, daily personal spiritual direction. Thursday afternoon through Sunday Noon. Some scheduled dates for 2014 are, September 11-14, September 25-28, October 9-12. Special dates or longer retreats, 8 Day Retreat, or program by request.

Thinking about Separation or Divorce? Is your marriage or that of a relative or friend heading for divorce? Do you know how to save that marriage? Or do you feel helpless? Retrouvaille is designed to help troubled marriages regain their health. It helps spouses uncover or re-awaken the love, trust and commitment that originally brought them together. The program is highly successful in saving hurting marriages, even bringing reconciliation to couples who have already separated or divorced. Retrouvaille is for any couple who would like to rediscover their marriage and improve communication. Visit www.retrouvaillemt.org for emotional Montana testimonials. For confidential information or to register for the September 19-21 Billings weekend call 800-470-2230; 406-761-4830; or email [email protected]. You may also register at http://www.retrouvaillemt.org.

LOVE INC's "Change Your Life" Fall 2014 Courses:

Finding Financial Freedom: A thorough ten-week course on how to improve your finances. You will learn practical knowledge and skills, including how to pay off debt, make a budget, save and invest wisely, improve your credit score, and much more! This course is aimed at helping you in both practical and personal ways as you learn how to manage your finances well, moving you toward financial freedom. Dates: September 23rd - November 25th (6:30-8:30 pm). Contact Hannah at 406-577-1296 by September 15th if interested.

Dress for Success: If you want to be the 'right person' on your next job interview or for the upcoming job promotion at your current job, join our Dress for Success course. This is a three-week course on how to dress and present yourself during an interview and on the job. You'll even get the opportunity to have a mock interview with the owner of a local employment agency!Dates: September 16th - 30th (6:30-8:30 pm). Contact Hannah at 406-577-1296 by September 15th if interested.

MSU Chorale ConcertSeptember 27th - 9:30 AM

Come and hear a "Serenade Before the Parade" on Saturday, September 27th at 9:30AM in the Sanctuary of Holy Rosary Catholic Church. The MSU Chorale, Montanans and alumni will perform a brief choral recital just before the Homecoming Parade begins at 10:00AM. No admission.

CASHMAN NURSERYSpringhill Road

Jerry & Jan Cashman587-3406

ROUNDHOUSE SKI & SPORTS1422 West Main

587-1258Larry & Rita Merkel

BIG SKY ASPHALT, INC.

1220 North Rouse(406) 587-4164

Joe & Dan Sebena

Paving & Seal Coating Contractors

Carla J. Schmidt, LUTCF, FSS, Agent300 Jackrabbit Lane, Ste, 201Belgrade, MT 59714

406-388-8188 office406-539-6682 cell

QUALITY ROOFING INC.490 Cobb Hill Road

Ken & K.C. Barnhardt587-4871

COUNTRY FLOWER SHOP

Property Managementand Real Estate Sales

ASPEN PROPERTIESFast, Reliable & Professional

www.aspen-properties.org720 W. Babcock.................587-3261

SIMKINS-HALLIN LUMBER326 N. Broadway

586-5495

Straightaway Motors, IncAuto Repair

5 E. Mendenhall585-7112

Pete and Robbi Colvin

Edward Jones

For the investments you need and the excellent

service you deserve, call or stop by today. Greg Rotert 3508 Laramie Dr., Suite 4 (406) 586-5879 Bozeman, MT 59718

Member SIPC

Serving Individual Investors Since 1871

"Where Comfort and the Rocky Mountains Come Together"

For all your lodging needs.

Tom Stenzel 1200 E. Main 586-8534

Physical Therapy Services

Mary Jo & Gary Lusin & Staffserving the Gallatin Valley since 1981

ADVANCED PERFORMANCE AND

REHABILITATION SERVICES

587-45011532 Ellis St., Suite 201Bozeman, MT

8th & Main • 587-POSYPeter & Susan McGee

923 North 7th • 587-5423Jim DeCosse & Dennis Cattin

FARM BUREAU INSURANCE

Royal 7 Budget Inn310 N. 7th 587-3103

Perfect for Weddings, ReUnions,and your guests.

Lynn & Lorettta Bendz

2212 Lea Ave. (off Griffin Dr.) Bozeman, MT 59715www.gooseridgemonuments.com

587-0436443 E. Main St., Bozeman, MT

Phil Angell, CEO587-4455

[email protected]

215 Haggerty LaneBozeman, Montana

www.terrellsoffice.com

Emerson Counseling, PLLCWorking with individuals and couples.

Evening appointmentsJan Emerson, MS, LCPC

Clinical Therapist406-582-0448

[email protected]

801 W. Main, Suite 1EBozeman, MT 59715

PHONE: (406) 522-7744WEBSITE: www.bidegaraylawfirm.com

INSURANCE CONSUMER LAWYERS

DANIEL & ANNA BIDEGARAY

Your parents want to stay in the place they call home. We can help.

• Companionship• Incidental Transportation• Light Housekeeping• Meal Preparation• Medication Reminders• Shopping Errands

Bill D'Arduini - Master Plumber337 Stubble Lane 406-570-4745Belgrade, MT Fax: 406-813-8176

[email protected]

[email protected] DRM Realty Appraisal Services 4458 Annette Park Drive (406) 587-0277 Bozeman, MT 59715

Estate Appraisals l Trust AppraisalsDaniel R. McCloy, RAA, GAA

MT Certified General Appraiser, Certificate #74

Partners in Property ManagementCall Steve Cichon

406-587-9004

Confidential, Compassionate, Education, Options,

Counseling, Treatment

Laurie Thatcher, LCSW, NCPsyAadolescents, adults, individuals, couples

Psychotherapy www.lauriethatcher.com

14 S. Willson Avenue 406-580-9160 Bozeman, MT 59715 [email protected]

P.O. Box 910Bozeman, MT 59771-0910406-585-3800www.ourbank.com

Direct: 406-585-3934Fax : 406-585-3879

[email protected] ID: 707968

Robert GregoryV.P./Real Estate Manager

MarketingPrintMail

FormerlyInsty-Prints

39 S. Tracy586-7007

allegrabozeman.com

16 N 9th Ave., Ste 2Celebrating 25 Years

Serving the Gallatin Valley586-0176

Kathleen Schmidt, owner

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