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SEPTEMBER 20, 2020
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13900 BISCAYNE AVE. W
ROSEMOUNT, MN 55068
PHONE: 651-423-4402
www.stjosephcommunity.org
Weekend Mass times:
Saturday: 5:00 pm
Sunday Funday
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PADRE PAUL’S PONDERINGS
Church of St. Joseph ∙ Rosemount, Minnesota�
SEPTEMBER 20, 2020�
Faith Formation is a Vital from Womb to Tomb
This past Wednesday evening, I was privileged to celebrate
our kick-off Mass for faith formation. With Covid concerns
resulting in so many cancellations, including throwing a
monkey wrench into the end of religious education on site last
spring, both Kayla Rooney and Scott Kieffer sprang into
action to ensure opportunities for faith formation continued.
Over the summer, there were youth events, a Vacation Bible
School, and this fall both have been working tirelessly to
prepare for faith formation on site. I am so thankful to both
for all of their hard work, and to the army of volunteers
working with them.
We all hope and pray that we will gradually see a return in
coming months to more normalcy in all of our lives. But a big
part of that should also include ongoing faith formation for us
all.
Sometimes we see the sacraments as the signs of journeying
through our Catholic faith; most of us celebrate first
reconciliation and first communion in elementary school, then
nearly a decade later are confirmed. The challenge though
for us isn’t to see the celebration of the sacraments like a
“graduation” but rather stepping stones for us on our way to
sainthood.
The problem is we live in a very secular world, and practically
speaking being we are also very busy, sometimes faith
formation can get put on the back burner to school, sports,
household busyness, etc. And let’s face it, both as an adult and
child, if we’ve been at school or work all day, been busy after
we get off, it can sometimes be hard to have energy going
still at 6 or 7 p.m. at night. So how do we fan the flames of
the Holy Spirit?
It starts at home. It’s important to remember the Church is
there to help and assist parents, but faith formation is the
primary role of parents. Develop a habit of prayer with the
family, even if it’s just a few minutes at the end of the day.
Make Mass a priority in your week. Talk about what happens
at Mass with kids and why we go there. Consider books on
the faith for children. Use the faith to explain to kids why we
do some things and do not do others. Go to confession every
so often as a family. When we combine these things, it helps
children to see faith not just for Sunday morning or
Wednesday evening at religious education class, but as a
way of life.
How is faith in our own lives? That’s a key question to ask. For
many of us it’s been years since we were in a faith formation
class. But faith formation entails both coming to Mass, but also
truly entering into the Mass, praying, and finding times for
spiritual growth. There are a lot of good online resources too
that are helpful especially as we work through the pandemic.
Consider checking things out online for spiritual reading and
videos; favorites of mine are the bishops website, which has
daily readings, reflections and documents at usccb.org; Bishop
Robert Barron’s “Word on Fire” ministry at wordonfire.org;
“The Catholic Thing” a Catholic blog with articles on various
topics thecatholicthing.org; the Eternal Word Television
Network site, ewtn.com, which also has numerous apologetic
articles; and the home page of Blackfriars, a Dominican
Order from England and Scotland, which features short, but
quality weekly homilies dating back 10 years at torch.op.org.
Then there is the Vatican’s website too, vatican.va, where
you’ll find the catechism, apostolic letters, info on saints, and
all sorts of good stuff. Of course there are many mediocre
sites out there too when you go looking that may have bad
information or be misleading, so do some checking on the
author and source.
We also think about the faith informing our lives. If we know
the faith through prayer and study, we apply it to how we
treat people we meet. As the saying goes, sometimes we are
the only Bible people read, and especially for kids in the
house, they learn so much when they see parents loving one
another, making sacrifices for the family, saying both “I love
you” and “I’m sorry” if they make a mistake and working
hard.
Again, I think with respect to the faith it goes back to
something I’ve heard Bishop Robert Barron speak of numerous
times, namely the faith is not just one thing among many, but
the enter of our lives. God is like the north star around which
all the others rotate. So many things fill our lives, but just as I
share with the kids at the start of a school year the objective
isn’t to be the best video game player but to learn about the
world, our faith, and to discover our vocations, the same is
true for all of us - at the end of the day we don’t want to say
to God we learned how to be a great golfer, a great
busybody, or make a lot of money. A good job, financial
security, hobbies we enjoy, these things matter. But nothing
matters more than getting to heaven. Jesus has shown us the
way there, may we use the virtue of faith given to us on our
baptism and grow in it every day of our lives.
Have a blessed week,
Fr. Paul
ST. JOSEPH’S STAFF & INFO STEWARDSHIP
Sacrificial Giving: September 19-20, 2020
Envelope Offering………...……....$9,862.00
Plate……………………..…..............$158.00
Total………………........................$10,020.00
Capital Campaign…....……….......$2,713.00
Sacramental Care
Pastor Fr. Paul Kammen 651-313-8466
Deacon Steve Boatwright 651-313-8493
Deacon Gordon Bird 651-423-4402
Administrative
Director Randy Haney 651-313-8468
Admin Asst: Reception Ann Brown 651-313-8460
Admin Asst: Database Melissa Tousignant 651-313-8461
Admin: Communications Bobbi Neuens 651-313-8470
Bookkeeper/HR Jane Schmitz 651-313-8467
Facilities Maintenance Pat Archer 651-313-8488
Lifelong Faith Formation
Director Kayla Rooney 651-313-8464
Youth Coordinator Scott Kieffer 651-313-8591
Catechesis Coordinator Kathy Neary 651-313-8465
Parish Life
Director Bridget Samson 651-313-8462
School
Principal Kelly Roche 651-313-8471
Secretary Cris Meaden 651-313-8486
Worship
Director Bill Bradley 651-313-8469
Parish Council
Parish Council Chair Ann Volkert 651-341-5230
Additional Info
Parish Office: Hrs. (M–F) 8:00 am - 4:30 pm 651-423-4402
School Office 651-423-1658
To send an email to a St Joseph staff member, use the
following format: first name.last [email protected]
Parish Website www.stjosephcommunity.org
Facebook: St. Joseph Catholic Church & School
Rosemount Minnesota
Twitter: @stjoesrosemount
Archdiocese’s Victim/Survivor Assistance Program:
651-291-4497 (for confidential care)
Sacrificial Giving: September 5-6, 2020
Envelope Offering……………....$15,304.00
Plate……………………..…..............$196.00
Automatic Online Giving…...….….$4,329.00
Total………………........................$19,829.00
Capital Campaign…....……….......$2,671.00
Convenient & Consistent ways to help
St. Joe’s grow…
*QRC (Quick Response Code)
to St. Joseph Giving Site: With your
smart phone use your camera app to scan
the QRC. Then follow the instructions.
*Or TEXT the amount to: 651-419-5719
which will respond with a text message
from Vanco eservicepayments (our credit card provider),
click on the link and follow the instructions.
*AUTOMATIC ONLINE GIVING :
Consider scheduling a recurring electronic contribution
today. Go to the Parish Website
www.stjosephcommunity.org & click on the “GIVE” Button,
or call the Parish Office at 651-423-4402. �
YEAR TO DATE BUDGET
Part-Time Building
Monitor & Custodian
St. Joseph Church has an opening for
a Part-Time Building Monitor & Custodian. Building Monitor
Responsibilities include: setting up and taking down tables,
light janitorial work and monitoring the building security. This
position will also be available to fill in with a few hours to
days’ notice. The shifts being covered are weeknights and
weekends. If interested, please pick up an application at the
Parish Office. For more details & information on the Custodian
position, please contact Pat Archer at 651-423-4402 x5125.
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LITURGY & WORSHIP
MASS INTENTIONS
SACRAMENTS
Mon 21 8:30 † Nicholas Windsor
Thurs 24 8:30 † Greg Fischer
Fri 25 8:30 † Geraldine & Christopher Johnson
Sat 26 5pm † Harriet Lenneman
Sun 27 7am St. Joseph Parish Community
Sun 27 8:30 † Marvin & Stephan Karnick
Sun 27 10:30 † Matt Wallace
READINGS
For the Week of September 20
Sunday: Is 55:6-9/Ps 145:2-3, 8-9, 17-18 [18a]/
Phil 1:20c-24, 27a/Mt 20:1-16a
Monday: Eph 4:1-7, 11-13/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5]/
Mt 9:9-13
Tuesday: Prv 21:1-6, 10-13/Ps 119:1, 27, 30, 34. 35,
44 [35]/Lk 8:19-21
Wednesday: Prv 30:5-9/Ps 119:29, 72, 89, 101, 104,
163 [105]/Lk 9:1-6
Thursday: Eccl 1:2-11/Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14 and
17bc [1]/Lk 9:7-9
Friday: Eccl 3:1-11/Ps 144:1b and 2abc, 3-4 [1]/
Lk 9:18-22
Saturday: Eccl 11:9—12:8/Ps 90:3-4, 5-6, 12-13, 14
and 17 [1]/Lk 9:43b-45
Next Sunday: Ez 18:25-28/Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [6a]/
Phil 2:1-11 or 2:1-5/Mt 21:28-3
VOCATION VIEW
We can never be called “generous”.
All that we possess we have received from God.
It is our vocation to return to Him all the talents
He has entrusted to us.
The 2020 Mission
Cooperation Plan mission
appeal this year will take
place this weekend
September 19th & 20th.
Ms. Diane Yonga, a parishioner of the Cathedral of
St. Paul and lay missionary with the Lay Mission
Helpers Association based in Los Angeles, California
will be our speaker. She has a mission to
the Diocese of Damongo in northern Ghana. She will
bring greetings from their Bishop, Peter Paul Angkyier,
and make the annual mission appeal on
his behalf. Please be generous.
IN LOVING MEMORY
~In Loving Memory of those who have
recently passed ~
Lawrence Palmersheim
We pray for all our departed Brothers &
Sisters and those who mourn their loss.
I HAVE CALLED YOU BY NAME
Born to a new life in Christ and joined to our faith community
through the water of Baptism, we welcome:
Capri Marie Folden
Christopher Ronald Lamers
Jenny Helen Smith
INFORMATION
PLEASE NOTE MASS CHANGES:
Change in Communion Procession-
With permission from the Archdiocese, we will
return to Communion at its normal time in the liturgy
beginning the weekend of September 26/27.
Sunday, 7:00 am Mass moving Indoor
October 4th
As the sunrise creeps slowly into the 7:00 hour, we
will need the lights in the worship space as well as
the light of Christ to celebrate the 7:00 am Mass.
Many thanks to all those who helped us with the
parking lot Mass over the last four months.
FAITH FORMATION & PARISH INFORMATION
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WELCOME
Are you new to the Parish?
New Member Registration forms
are now available in the parish
office during business hours.
Registration is required when it
comes time for you or your family
to participate in the sacraments, including baptism, first communion,
first reconciliation, confirmation, and marriage. In addition, you'll
be added to our database so that you can receive communications
on news, events, and activities happening at St. Joseph. Thank you
for taking the time to register and welcome to our parish family!
Please contact the parish office at 651-423-4402 for additional
information. Welcome to our faith community!
PASTORAL CARE Would you or someone you
know like a home visit, communion or an
anointing? If so, please contact the Parish
Office at 651-423-4402.
BAPTISMS Baptisms are celebrated on the 1st
and 3rd weekend of each month after the
10:30am mass. (please note that there can be
fluctuations in this schedule depending on other
liturgical needs). Parents are required to have
completed the Baptism Preparation class which
is offered the 2nd Thursday of each month at
6:30 pm.
For more information please call the parish
office at 651-423-4402.
RECONCILIATION Individual reconciliation ~
Saturdays at 4:00 pm or by appointment.
Communal celebrations and Individual
celebrations are held during Advent and Lent.
MARRIAGE All couples anticipating Christian
marriage should contact the Parish Office at
(651) 423-4402 at least 6 months prior to a
wedding date being set.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK This Sacrament
may be received by any Catholic who is
seriously ill, about to undergo major surgery, or
in poor health. The second Sunday of each
month we offer this sacrament after each
Mass or call the Parish Office, (651) 423-4402.
PRAYER CHAIN To place a prayer request call
Pat at 651-452-7689 or email
FAITH FORMATION and SACRAMENTAL
PREPARATION
Sunday School for ages 3, 4, and 5 is held
during the 8:30 & 10:30 Masses.
Faith Formation for Grades 1-12 along with
Sacramental Preparation.
Call (651) 423-4402 for more information.
ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL & PRESCHOOL
St. Joseph School provides a God-centered,
supportive academic environment for students,
Grades PreK-8. Contact Kelly Roche, Principal
at (651) 423-1658 for more information.
DAILY ROSARY
The rosary is prayed before each weekday
Mass (Mon.-Fri.) starting 35 minutes before the
scheduled Mass time–except on First Friday when
the rosary is prayed at the start of Eucharistic
Adoration. All are invited to join us as we pray
for the needs of the Church and community.
BULLETIN DEADLINE: Noon on Mondays. All
bulletin announcements should be sent to
appropriate staff personnel for approval
before they will be included in the bulletin.
2020-21 FAITH FORMATION
If you have not registered yet,
please do so as soon as possible.
If you have any questions
please contact
or 651-313-8464
REGISTRATION LINK:
stjosephcommunity.org/faith-formation/registration/
*First night of small group classes for all youth, Grades 1-12,
will be on Wednesday, September 23rd *
NURSERY UPDATE:
Update on the Nursery
Due to the continuation of COVID-19 the Sunday Nursery is still
closed until further notice. Please continue to check the website for
updated information.
New Member Connectors Needed
When a new person or family joins the parish, a member of the New
Member Connectors will contact them and offer information regarding
St. Joseph Church that may be useful in the future. This also gives new
parishioners an opportunity to have their questions answered and to
make a personal connection to someone from the parish.
The New Member Connecter (NMC) is a wonderful way to meet new
people and it does not require a large time commitment. All volunteer
time is done via phone or email and returning completed forms. If you
are interested in becoming a part of this special ministry of hospitality,
please contact Bridget Samson,
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PARISH LIFE EVENTS
Monday, September 21
8:20 am Moms in Prayer, Rm 115
8:30 am Mass, Church
6:30 pm Boy Scout Troop # 207, SH
Tuesday, September 22
9:30 am Adult Bible Study, Rm 101
3:00 pm High School Meeting, SH A
4:30 pm HSA Leadership Meeting, Rm 101
6:30 pm Girl Scout Troop # 57807, SH A
7:00 pm Adult Bible Study, Rm 101
Wednesday, September 23
4:00 pm FF Adoration, Church
4:15 pm Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102
4:15 pm FF Elementary Group
5:30 pm FF Elementary Group
6:00 pm Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102
7:00 pm FF Middle & High School Group
Thursday, September 24
8:30 am Mass, Church
9:40 am School Mass, Church
1:30 pm Prayer Shawl Ministry, Rm 115
3:00 pm FF After Hours, SH A
6:30 pm School Parent Info Night, Church
6:30 pm Cub Scouts, Parking Lot
Friday, September 25
8:00 am School Spirit Day
8:30 am Mass, Church
6:00 pm CGS Retreat, Rms 102 & 115
Saturday, September 26
9:00 am Adult Bible Study, Rm 101
10:00 am First Communion Mass, Church
1:00 pm First Communion Mass, Church
3:30 pm Reconciliation, Church
5:00 pm Mass, Church
7:00 pm First Communion Mass, Church
Sunday, September 27
7:00 am Mass, Parking Lot
8:15 am Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102
8:30 am Mass, Church
10:15 am Cat. Of the Good Shepherd, Rm 102
10:30 am Mass, Church
CALENDAR
ANNUAL KENTUCKY MISSION
BLANKET DRIVE
Your help is needed...
Our goal is to send 50 blankets to Fr. Hoppenjans
parish in Kentucky, for distribution to needy families at
Christmas time. Due to the corona virus we may not be
able to work together so hopefully everyone can work on their own.
We will take knit, or crocheted blankets, sewn blankets, and fleece tie
blankets, any size for a baby to adult, also any colors or styles. If you
wish to donate fleece or other materials for construction, minimum length
would be 1 ½ yards.
Yarn, material and completed items may be dropped off at St. Joseph
Church and placed in the red and blue container in the hallway across
from the bathrooms.
If you could knit, crochet, sew or tie blankets and would like fabric or
yarn and you need someone to pick up or deliver items to you call Lou
at 952-891-1029 or email [email protected]
All items must be completed and returned to church by Oct. 15th.
Thank you, Kentucky mission team.
Essential 3 (E3)
All volunteers 18 years or older who have either
regular or unsupervised interaction with minors, must
complete the Essential 3 (E3) requirements:
�� Background Check
�� Code of Conduct
�� Safe Environment Training
Effective July 1, 2020 VIRTUS the Safe Environment Training is now
going 100% virtual. To create a VIRTUS account and complete the E3
requirements, contact Bridget Samson, Safe Environment Coordinator at
Blessing of Animals
Saturday, October 3rd, 9 am
October 4th is the feast of one of the most important saints in the last
millennium of Christianity. St. Francis of Assisi held such a deep
appreciation for the gift of life, which flowed from the hands of an all-
loving Creator, that his reverence for life not only applied to his human
sisters and brothers but spilled over, as well, into his compassion toward
all living creatures. It is in this sense that we have come to know the
blessing of animals with the feast of St. Francis.
We invite you to gather with us on Saturday, October 3rd, at 9am in
front of the St. Joseph School Entrance. We’ll remember not only the
care of all creatures at our Blessing of the Animals (the first Saturday of
October), but your pet will be blessed individually as well. Please
gather at the front School entrance by 9:00 am.
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ST JOSEPH CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Substitute
teacher
training
will be held
on Oct. 5-6
Sponsored by CSCOE and the
Archdiocese. They will have virtual and
in-person options.
Requirements:
*Must have a 4 year degree
*Must complete Essential 3 requirements
*Must complete the 2 day substitute training
Questions please call the school office
651-423-1658
THANK YOU THANK YOU
St. Joseph Community...
...for enthusiastically supporting
our online Pop Up Auction! The Auction
brought in just over $7,900 which will
support instructional materials purchases,
increased nursing and mental health
staffing and changing operational costs
throughout the year. Many thanks to our
event Sponsors for their loyalty, flexibility
and enthusiastic support of our school!
Community Night at
Culvers in Rosemount
Wednesday,
September 30th 5-8pm
Each purchase earns 10% cash back
for our school!
Simply say you are with St. Joseph School.
Thank you for your support!
We Invite You to Return to Public Masses with Limited Capacity
The Archdiocese has approved a return to public worship with restrictions.
The weekend of September 19-20
Our schedule will be:
Saturday, 5:00pm - in the Church.
This Mass will also be live-streamed and recorded.
Sunday, 7:00am - Outdoor Mass without communion
(October 4th this mass will move into the Church)
Sunday, 8:30am and 10:30am - in the Church
Worship Aid -
https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/media/
�� There will be no Word & Communion Services until further notice.
�� Daily Masses: Monday, Thursday & Friday
�� SANITIZE & MASK: We are encouraged to follow the guidelines from the
CDC which include the use of hand-sanitizing stations, masks, and
limiting your points of contact.
For additional information please visit -
https://www.stjosephcommunity.org/2020/03/16/coronavirus/
PARISH INFORMATION
Divine Mercy
Groups Resume
At last we can get
together again to learn
about what Jesus said
to St. Faustina and read
this great saints diary.
Groups restart as follows:
Saturday 7:45am group begins
October 3, Room 115
Monday 6:45 pm group begins
October 5, Room 101
Can't wait to see all of you and continue to
share this wonderful experience again!
Blessed be the name of the Lord! Terry
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Suzanne Kvas, Attorney 651-452-6693 [email protected] Cliff Dr., Eagan, MN
Estate Planning • Probate • Family Law Real Estate • General Civil Litigation
