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“InstituteoftheIncarnateWord”IVEPastor: Fr. Mariano Varela, IVE AssociatePastor: Fr. Octavio Cortez, IVE Fr. Richard Yevchak, IVE Deac. Fernando Flores, IVE in residence Administrator: Mark Frederick, ext 108 Secretary: Shirley Pestka, ext. 101 FaithFormation: Beth Shank, ext. 109 YouthMinistry: Beverly Miller ext. 110 Music&Liturgy:Lisa Knutson ext. 102 ParishTrustee:Frank Cesario Daniel Scott PriestResidence: 512 Mulberry St. 387-2565 LoyolaCatholicSchool:388-2997 IVEHighSchoolSeminary: 387-2565

MassSchedule

Daily: 7:00 am Mondaythru Friday 8:00 am Saturday Saturday: 5:15 pm Sunday: 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 am 1:00 pm (Espanol) HolyDay: See bulletin

SSPeter&PaulParishOf ice:105 North Fifth St. Mankato, MN 56001 Phone: 507-388-2995 Fax: 507-388-7661 E-mail: sspp@hickorytech.net

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Mass Intentions 19 Monday: 7:00 AM +Anniv. of Anna Mae Frahm: Frahm Family + Shirley Decker: Deloris Rykhus 20 Tuesday: 7:00 AM +Joanne Schaub: Bob Timmerman +Janice Sieberg Jacobsen: Agnes Sieberg Oaklawn Health Care: 3:30 PM +Wally Zellmer: Peggy Sheehan 21 Wednesday: 7:00 AM +Rachel Pflughoeft: Charlotte Hiniker +Souls In Purgatory: Lai & Khuou Nguyen 22 Thursday: 7:00 AM +Wally Zellmer: Joan & LaVern Goettl 23 Friday: 7:00 AM +Corky James: Joan Schmitz Living and deceased of Clem and Anastatia Scheurer Families: Scheurer Estate 24 Saturday: 8:00 AM +Frank Willaert: Kay Willaert & Family Intentions of Leon Tacheny: Lorraine Carpenter Weekly Schedule Sunday, January 18 8:40 am and 10:40 am Catechism Class- Room 302 Coffee/Rolls after 9:30 Mass in Jesuit Hall Tuesday, January 20 7:30 am to 12 noon Adoration in Xavier Chapel 6:00 pm Loyola Board Meeting at Loyola Wednesday, January 21 6:00 pm RCIA meets in Room 203 of Xavier Hall 6:00 pm Adult Bible Study Room 302 Xavier Hall Thursday, January 22 7:00 pm Rosary for Priests in Xavier Hall Chapel Friday, January 23 7:30 am to 6 pm Adoration in Xavier Chapel Saturday, Jan 24 9:00 am Legion of Mary in Xavier Room 203 11 to 12 noon and 4 to 5 pm Confessions

SacramentofReconciliation

Saturday: 11 am-noon; & 4-5 pm Daily: After the 7:00 am Mass Othertimesbyappointment.

SacramentofBaptismContact the Parish Of ice at least one month in advance of the desired date. The usual time for Baptism is at 4:15 pm the last Sat-urday of the month.

SacramentofMatrimonyFor registered, participating members of the Parish, arrangements for preparation and the date are made by contacting one of the pastors, at least six months before the wedding. BulletinNoticesAll articles for the bulletin are due by 2 pm on Tuesday. Bulletin articles should always be turned in to the parish of ice with a contact per-son’s name and phone number.

NewMembersWelcomePlease register at the Parish Of ice.

READINGS FOR THE WEEK Monday: Heb 5:1-10; Ps 110:1-4; Mk 2:18-

22 Tuesday: Heb 6:10-20; Ps 111:1-2, 4-5, 9,

10c; Mk 2:23-28 Wednesday: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17; Ps 110:1-4; Mk

3:1-6 Thursday: Heb 7:25 — 8:6; Ps 40:7-10, 17;

Mk 3:7-12, or any of a number of readings for the Day of Prayer

Friday: Heb 8:6-13; Ps 85:8, 10-14; Mk 3:13-19

Saturday: Heb 9:2-3, 11-14; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Mk 3:20-21 Sunday: Jon 3:1-5, 10; Ps 25:4-9; 1 Cor 7:29-31; Mk 1:14-20

March for Life This year the seminarians and Fr. Mariano will be taking part of the March for life in Wash-ington DC on Thursday January 22nd. After that we are planning to visit New York City

and have an event with the Altar Servers of the IVE par-ish in the New York area, so far they sign up 26 boys. Please pray for a safe trip to the east coast. We will pray for you too. We leave on January 19th and we are back January 29th. “Ad Summa Virtus”

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On January 22 our nation will mark the 42nd anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court decision that made abortion legal throughout the U.S. Since that tragic decision, more than 56 million children's lives have been lost to abortion, and many suffer that loss -- often in si-lence. Join thousands of Catholics across the country coming together in prayer for a "culture of life" from Saturday, January 17 - Sunday, January 25! The U.S. Bishops annual novena 9 Days for Life takes place Saturday, January 17 – Sunday, January 25. Pray for the respect and protec-tion of all human life with new intentions, brief reflections, and more each day. Download the novena online, or participate through Facebook, email, text message or an app. Join at www.9daysforlife.com! The Fifth Commandment is “Thou shall not kill.” without this Com-mandment, there would be no security for the life of man, either for his physical life or his spiritual life. Life is man’s greatest good, so God wishes to safeguard it against attack. God alone is the author of life; He alone may take life. The Fifth Commandment forbids: a) Willful murder, which is one of the sins crying to heaven for vengeance because it usurps God’s right over life, destroys one whom God has made to His own image and likeness, robs him of his most precious possession, and sends a soul into eternity unprepared. B) Abortion, which is willful murder committed before a child’s birth. Often disguised as ‘termination of pregnancy,” it deprives a child of baptism and right of life. It is pun-ished by the Church with excommunication. C) Suicide, which is willful self-murder, a crime against God, against soci-ety, against one’s family and against oneself. D) exposing one’s life or health to unnecessary danger without sufficient cause. E) fighting, which is opposed to the law of charity and which can lead to physical harm to self or others, and which can lead to murder. f) Quarreling, which tends toward fighting and even murder. G) Injurious words, which lead to quarrels and their consequences. “whoever say you fool, shall be liable to hell fire” (Matt. 5:22) H) Scandal, which is any word, deed or omission, wrong or seeming to be wrong, and leading other to sin. Those who give bad example to those under them, such as parents who curse and quarrel before their children, those who by their behavior teach or sug-gest evil, those who ridicule piety in others, those who counsel others to do evil, and those who provoke others to sin are guilty of malicious scandal. Another name for it is ‘soul murder.” what a terrible sin! Even murder of the body is one of the sins mentioned in the Bible as “crying to Heaven for vengeance.” Scandal is undoing the work of Christ, who came to save all men, and doing the work of the devil. “Woe to the world because of scandals,” said Our Lord, and “he that shall scandalize one of these little ones that believe in me, it were better for him that a millstone should be hanged about his neck, and that he should be drowned in the depth of the sea” (Matt. 18:7,6) i) Bad example, which is really scandal of a milder form. Evil, like fever, is contagious, especially with the young. J) hatred, which is enmity, directly opposed to the love of God and our neighbor. Hatred must be distinguished from mere dislike. “If any man say, I love God, and hates his brother, he is a liar,” says St. John (I Jn4:20). In fact, the Beloved Disciple makes hatred appear equal to mur-der: “whosoever hateth his brother is a murderer.” (I jn 3:15) May we all here in Ss Peter and Paul promote the dignity of life and defend the most vulnerable in our society. Every life is a gift of God. Fr. Mariano Varela, IVE

GLORIA from MASS of ST. FRANCIS - During this 5-week period of Ordinary Time before Lent and Easter, we will be learning a new “Gloria” for the Mass. For all churches in the English-speaking world, there were many changes to music and other parts of the Mass after the New Translation of the Roman Missal was implemented in Advent of 2011. With such seemingly drastic changes to the words of the Mass, many musicians across the country decided to learn new Mass parts that were musically simplistic. This was wisely done to aide the people in concentrating on learning the new text. Ss. Peter and Paul Parish also did this by choosing musical settings that were at the same time beautiful but also simple. This past year, the parish learned another very simple setting of the Mass parts (Gloria, Holy, Lamb of God, etc.). We will continue to use this and the other Masses at certain times throughout the year. Now that we are comfortable with the New Translation, it is time to look forward to more musically embellished setting that can be used for high Feasts and Solemnities of a more Solemn character. This new Gloria from the “Mass of St. Francis” by German-born composer Horst Buchholz (musician at St. Louis Basilica in St. Louis, MO) is one such setting. Even though it is more musically rich in its composition, you will also find that it is smartly composed to be in a comfortable range for congregational singing and incorporates mostly step-wise motion, avoiding large leaps, etc., which can discourage confident singing. It is the hope that we take these next weeks in the “bleak mid-winter” to encourage ourselves and those around us to sing a new song unto the Lord by doing our very best during this part of the Mass. We will only learn the Gloria at this time. As with all things that are new, it will become more comfortable over time, and we can be encouraged that it will be used for many years to come, being a setting that we can pull out to enrich the most heightened times of the Year, along with other Solemn settings of the Mass. If you are inter-ested, you can listen to this new Gloria and practice at home at: http://www.ignatius.com/promotions/adoremus-hymnal/downloads/audio/AdoremusHymnal_201_gloria-st-francis.mp3 The music may be found at: http://www.adoremus.org/BuchholzMassofStFrancis.pdf Dr. Buccholz has graciously given us permission to reprint his music at no cost. St. Cecilia, patroness of musicians, pray for us!

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Sunday 11:30 am Shellie Altenhofen Marlene Houg Glenn Barnette Michael/Edward Ngu-yen, Andrew Burgess Mallory Hoffman T/S Altenhofen Magdalen Spriggs Clarence/Mari Ites Tim Altenhofen, Bill Rosenstiel, Mark Brosnan, C/R Hughes

Minister Schedule for January 24-25, 2015

PHÚC ÂM: Ga 1, 35-42

"Họ xem chỗ Người ở, và ở lại với Người".

Tin Mừng Chúa Giêsu Kitô theo Thánh Gioan.

Khi ấy, Gioan đang đứng với hai người trong nhóm môn đệ của ông nhìn theo Chúa Giêsu đang đi mà nói: "Đây là Chiên Thiên Chúa". Hai môn đệ nghe ông nói, liền đi theo Chúa Giêsu. Chúa Giêsu ngoảnh mặt lại, thấy họ đi theo Mình, thì nói với họ: "Các ngươi tìm gì?" Họ thưa với Người: "Rabbi, nghĩa là: thưa Thầy, Thầy ở đâu?" Người đáp: "Hãy đến mà xem". Họ đã đến và xem chỗ Người ở, và ở lại với Người ngày hôm ấy, lúc đó độ chừng giờ thứ mười.

Anrê, em ông Simon Phêrô, (là) một trong hai người đã nghe Gioan nói và đã đi theo Chúa Giêsu. Ông gặp Si-mon anh mình trước hết và nói với anh: "Chúng tôi đã gặp Đấng Messia, nghĩa là Đấng Kitô". Và ông dẫn anh mình tới Chúa Giêsu. Chúa Giêsu nhìn Simon và nói: "Ngươi là Simon, con ông Gioan, ngươi sẽ được gọi là Kêpha, nghĩa là Đá". Đó là lời Chúa.

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion Altar Servers Lector Greeters Ushers

Saturday 5:15 pm Jim/Lorraine Schweis Mike/Sandy Bach Jerry/Mary Huettl Shirley Pestka Golden & Billie Brungardt Barb Johnson Joan Wilmes Paul Scheurer Mike/Jean Spellacy Mike Spellacy, Jim Schweiss, Richard Keltgen, Les Schneider

Sunday 7:30 am Steve/Carol Raymond Richard Wheeler Ginny Scheurer Mary Ann Pongratz Liza, Leza & Wyatt Rodriguez Dan Osdoba David/Cindy Johnston Roger Sonnek Bruce Tweto Phil Chester, Tom Miller, Joe Goettl, Richard Lebens

Sunday 9:30 am Bill/Louise Dickmeyer Leo Roth, Liz Tabor, Ardie Jurgens, Cate Johnson, Joe Mocol Joe and Brandon Miller Al Kluever Robert/Donna Schaffler Dean Wellner/Cai Tran Chuch Bernard Wayne Huettl Stan Huettl, Tom Dinh

As a reminder, the first week of our sec-ond semester (Jan 26 -Jan 30) is Catholic Schools Week. Join

us as we celebrate the 40th year of National Catholic Schools Week! Our all school Mass will be on Tuesday, January 27, at 9:30 at St. Joseph the Worker parish. Throughout the week Loyola will be celebrating with special activities and efforts to reach out to others through Project Community Connect..

Please Note There will be No Spanish Mass on Sunday, January 25

at 1:00 pm.

St Joseph the Worker Presents the Fullness of Purpose with Ken Yasinski

All are invited to this three-part presentation series which takes place January 21, 22, and 23, 6:00 pm at St. Joseph the Worker Church, Corner of Hubbell Ave and W. 7th St, Mankato. Each talk ends with Musical Eucharistic Adoration. Learn more about this dynamic speaker and his mission at www.catholicspeaker.com.

Gift/Book Store The bookstore store will offer 25% off all Christmas items dur-ing the month of January. Stop in and check out all of our items. Thank you.

Youth Ministry

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WED, JAN 21ST: SPORTS IN FITZ & GIMME SHELTER

THURS, JAN 22ND: MARCH FOR LIFE ST. PAUL (REG. STILL OPEN THROUGH THE DOW.ORG/YOUTHANDYOUNGADULTS)

JAN 28TH: SPORTS IN FITZ & SMALL GROUPS UPPER ROOM

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Sunday, January 18th 5:30pm Dinner

6:00pm - 8:00pm Presentation By Dr. Pence

Faith Formation Session

Wednesday, December 21st

♦ 5:15pm - Spaghetti Meal in Jesuit Hall

♦ 6:00pm - Report to regular classrooms

Grades Pre-K - 8 - Fitz Building

Confirmation - Upper Room

Adults - Xavier Hall Room #302

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Join us! It won’t be the same without YOU!!!

Day of Prayer for the Unborn

A great prayer for life is urgently needed, a prayer which will rise up throughout the world. Through special initia-tives and in daily prayer, may an impassioned plea rise to God, the Creator and lover of life, from every Christian

community, from every group and association, from every family and from the heart of every believer.

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Pro Life Even if the forces of darkness appear to prevail, those who be-lieve in God know that evil and death do not have the final say. ~Pope John Paul II, General Au-dience, September 12, 2001

Rosary Society Rosaries prayed the weekend of January 17-18, 2015, for parents facing challeng-ing pregnancies, Sundays, 7:05 & 9:05

am in the Main Church & Wednesdays, 3:30 pm in Xa-vier Hall Chapel.

Marriage Celebrations for January

The parishioners of Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church joyfully acknowledge the following wedding anniversary:

Dan and Rosemary Silver, January 18, 1964-51 years Tim & Shellie Altenhofen, January 21, 1984-31 years

If you would like to join the Marriage Celebration Pro-gram List, please contact the parish office at 388-2995.

Funeral Lunch If you would like to help serve lunches for funerals dur-ing the month of January, please call Maggie Oberle at 625-7891 or Lorraine Carpenter at 388-3997.

Sick Call Visiting If you know of any parishioner of SSPP who is sick in the hospital or nursing home, that need to be anointed or receive the sacrament of confession, or see the priest, please do not hesitate to call the parish office at 388-2995. Any of the priests will be glad to go to visit. Thanks.

January 11, 2015

Budget

Adult Env. $ 8,514.00 $8,625.00

Plate $ 801.76 1,058.00

E Transfer $ 3,437.00 3,000.00

TOTAL

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$12,683.00

In Our Generosity We Imitate God

Options for Women A TLC Pregnancy Resource Center

Coming 2015 to Mankato: a Pro-life Pregnancy resource center, directly across from MSU, Mankato Campus. We have stemmed from a need in the Mankato area for positive solutions for women making difficult choices; empowering them and supporting them afterward. We are affiliated with TLC centers and clinics that provide women facing unplanned pregnancy confidential, practi-cal services; most at no cost. Mark your calendars for January 23, 7:30 pm Celebra-tion for Life Benefit Concert, at Hosanna Lutheran Church, 105 Hosanna Dr, Mankato. Admission is free but a tax-deductible, free will offering will be accepted. www.optionsmankato.org

Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men, since you know that you will receive an in-heritance from the Lord as a re-ward. It is the Lord Christ you

are serving. (Colossians 3: 23-14)

March For Life Please contact Tom Hoehn at 388-7741 for details and to reserve a seat for the bus trip to the St. Paul Capital to at-tend the annual March For Life, Thursday, January 22. This will be the 41st commemoration of Roe V. Wade, 1973 Supreme Court decision to overturn every pro-life law across the nation and impose abortion on demand. Lawmakers will address the crowd with hopeful messages of restoring the right to life.

Lenten Retreat During the season of Lent, SS Peter and Paul Parish will offer the Retreat in Everyday Life, an eight week prayer experience based on the Spiritual Exer-cises of St. Ignatius of Loyola. It is an opportunity to pause, reflect, listen and respond to the voice of God as God

speaks to your heart The retreat begins on Tuesday, February 17th, 6:30 pm, in the Upper Room of Xavier Hall – SSPP Parish and ends Tuesday, April 7th. If you would like to register or would like more information, please call the Parish Office 388-2995 or Frank Cesario at 625-2395.

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EN BÚSQUEDA DEL MESÍAS El relato del Evangelio de hoy en el que Juan y sus discípulos ven y siguen a Jesús, suena tan sencillo e in-formal, que fácilmente pasan desapercibidos los impor-tantes actos de fe que ocurren. Juan señala a Jesús: “Miren”, les dice, “este es el Cordero de Dios”. La fe de Juan en Jesús es evidente, tan evidente que los discípulos de Juan inmediatamente se van de su lado y siguen a Jesús. Los dos discípulos a su vez hacen un acto de fe. Ellos siguen a Jesús, pasan tiempo con él, y no demoran en compartir la buena nueva de su descubrimiento: “Hemos encontrado al Mesías”. Es fácil olvidar que las expectativas de generaciones, las esperanzas de muchos siglos de fieles se estaban cum-pliendo en estos sencillos actos de fe. El Cordero de Dios, el Mesías, anunciado por los profetas, finalmente había llegado. Prácticamente todo el mundo en el pueblo judío estaba a la búsqueda del Mesías en esa época; ¿quién de nuestra sociedad busca señales de la presencia del Mesías hoy día? Copyright © J. S. Paluch Co. LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Heb 5:1-10; Sal 110 (109):1-4; Mc 2:18-22 Martes: Heb 6:10-20; Sal 111 (110):1-2, 4-5, 9, 10c; Mc 2:23-28 Miércoles: Heb 7:1-3, 15-17; Sal 110 (109):1-4; Mc 3:1-6 Jueves: Heb 7:25 — 8:6; Sal 40 (39):7-10, 17; Mc 3:7-12, o cualquiera de lecturas para el Día de Oración Viernes: Heb 8:6-13; Sal 85 (84):8, 10-14; Mc 3:13-19 Sábado: Heb 9:2-3, 11-14; Sal 47 (46):2-3, 6-9; Mc 3:20-21 Domingo: Jon 3:1-5, 10; Sal 25 (24):4-9; 1 Cor 7:29-31; Mc 1:14-20

Catecismo de los Miércoles Miércoles 21 de Enero, el horario es el siguiente: 5:15 pm Cena (es opcional) en el Jesuit Hall 6:00 pm Clase en las distintas aulas. Pre-K Aula # 305 Grados 1-8 En la escuela del frente

42 Aniversario de la decisión de la corte suprema legalizando el aborto

La novena anual de los obispos de EE. UU., 9 Días por la Vida, tendrá lugar del 17 al 25 de enero. Recen por el respeto y la protección de la vida humana con nuevas intencio-nes, breves reflexiones y más cada día. Bajen la novena de Internet o participe en Facebook, mensaje electrónico de texto o una aplica-ción. ¡Únete a www.9daysforlife.com! En todas las diócesis de los Estados Unidos de América, el 22 de enero se observará como un día especial de ora-ción por la plena restauración de la garantía legal del derecho a la vida y de penitencia por las violaciones contra la dignidad de la persona humana cometidas por medio de acciones abortivas. Este día tenemos que rezar por el fin del aborto y la con-

versión de todas aquellas perso-nas que apoyan y realizan estos tipos de actos contrarios a la dig-nidad de la persona humana y a los planes de Dios. Recemos también por todos los ancianos y personas vulnerables.

Santa María de Guadalupe, Ruega por Nosotros y por todos los Niños victimas del aborto!

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