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JULY 4, 2021
14 TH
SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FROM OUR PASTOR
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus,
It is good to be with you! I find great joy in the coincidence of returning to the place of my birth on
the very Sunday when we hear Jesus say: “A prophet is not without honor except in his native
place and among his own kin and in his own house.”
Fr. Matthew Kuhn
Boy, am I glad I’m not a prophet. I admit, I am a little nervous about preaching to my own
extended family.
As a priest, I necessarily have to say things you may not want to hear. We can all feel the pressure to avoid saying
prophetic things in order to avoid offending others, but we also have a responsibility to help each other grow in
virtue and in love.
Please know that the first person I am targeting in my preaching is me. I know my own faults, and most of what I
preach is what I am hearing God say to my heart in prayer. The priest is not better than anyone else, but he is held
to a higher standard. This is a good and necessary thing! I thank God for the honesty of children every time I
hear one of your little ones repeating my own lesson back at me. It is good for my humility and for my confidence.
If God can speak to me through them, then surely He can speak to them through me.
May God grant us all the wisdom to recognize His voice and the courage to speak for Him to others.
Peace in Christ,
Father Matthew Kuhn
Thank you from the bottom of my heart for celebrating my final liturgies here at St. Mary’s and for the wonderful
retirement gathering at Carlos Creek Winery. I send a special thank you to the planning committee and the staff of
Carlos Creek. It was a wonderful day. I have received a ton of cards....thank you. I plan to respond to every one of
them. (Remember, my phone calendar says “No planned events today.” That is a very strange feeling. But I am sure
that I will be filling in some time slots.)
I wish you all well and thank you. I welcome Fr. Matthew... May you be blest in your ministry here.
Blessings to all of you.
Fr. Steve Binsfeld
308 3rd Street S., Apt 107
Sauk Rapids, MN 56379
frsteve@stmaryalexandria.org
SUNDAY
† We wish to offer our sympathy and promise of OFFERINGS ACTUAL BUDGET VARIANCE
prayers to the family and friends of Irene Angeline Envelope $ 18,186 $ 23,904 $ (5,718)
Wheeler. Electronic 9,930 9,769 161
Other 2,270 1,058 1,212
For June 26 $ 30,386 $ 34,731 $ (4,345)
YTD Offerings $ 1,661,172 $ 1,806,012 $ (144,840)
* Total year budget is spread equally over 52 weeks. Detailed
fiinancial reports may be viewed at the Parish Office.
COMMUNITY NEWS
PRAYER CORNER What: Livestream Mass time change
When: Beginning July 3/4, livestream Mass will move
If you or someone you know in our from 5:00 PM to 10:00 AM.
parish community is sick or ill, or has Why: Technology ministers are more available at
a family member who could use our 10:00 AM
prayers, please call our Parish Nurse,
Kathy Fischer, at 762-2320. Names It’s hard to stay home on a summer
will be published for 6 weeks, and Saturday night in lake country!
renewed for an additional 6 weeks upon request.
Please remember the following people in your THE PARISH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED Monday,
prayers:
July 5. Happy 4th of July!
Betty Schlosser, Dan Woods, Andrew Herges,
Kevin Richmond, Sr., Virginia Schultz, Mary JULY IS LET’S BAG HUNGER MONTH - The Outreach
Waldorf, Jerry Sacre, Lawrence Cline, Dan Radford, Food Shelf has indicated that they would prefer to
Jody Koubsky, Kathy Moriarity, Bev Bernholtz, continue receiving monetary donations at this time.
Ben Smith, Jessi Johnson, Carol Zacher, Emily They will use these donations to purchase needed
Lambert, Tony Strasser, John Clayton, Jan & food. Contributions can be sent or dropped off at 1205
Lowell Bohen, Sara (Thompson) Westre, Joan Lake St, Alexandria, MN 56308 or in the parish office
Cook, Charity Spindler, Dot Ledman, Rose Ann drop box. Donations may also be put in the collection
Maloney, Maxine Sammons, Judy Fuller, Reid baskets at Mass. There will be food shelf envelopes
Skinner, Greg Dahlgren, Vicky Revering, and at the church entrances that may be used. Please
Lillian L . be sure to indicate on your check that it is for the
Church of St Mary July Food Campaign. Thank you
Blood Drive in advance for your willingness to share.
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Tuesday, July 6 - 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Wednesday, July 7 - 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Appt/Info: Contact Janet at 320-763-3381
ABOUT LIFE
Justice, Peace and Integrity of Creation Committee (JPIC) -
The False God of Absolute Freedom by Fr. Billy Swan (2019)
Five key points about the nature of freedom:
1. Modernity celebrates human freedom and seeks to protect its integrity. Faith in Christ is not the enemy of this freedom
but the guarantor of true freedom.
2. Much of the alleged conflict between human freedom and faith stems from how we understand the human person to be.
We humans are beings in relationship. Therefore, our freedom accommodates some degree of commitment to others
and self-sacrifice.
3. Freedom is conditioned by what freedom chooses. Our choices either enhance freedom or diminish it. True freedom is
not arbitrarily doing what we want but delighting in choosing the good and the true.
4. Our freedom is not destroyed or replaced by God’s freedom. It is about aligning our will with God’s will.
5. The pursuit of absolute freedom ends up destroying freedom. Insistence on absolute freedom leads to conflict and
violence.
SANCTITY OF LIFE
Visit St. Mary’s Sanctity of Life online at sanctityoflifestm.org for information and resources.
COMMUNITY NEWS
A special THANK YOU to Barb Friedrichs who has coordinated Coffee & Rolls for the
past several years. Barb created a team and schedule to provide our parishioners
fellowship after each Sunday Mass. With donuts and rolls donated by Roers Family
Bakery, along with fruit, coffee and juice served by parishioners, groups and/or
committees made it a great way to start the day. Barb recently retired and is looking to
new ventures both within the church and with her family. We wish her well and thank
her for her years of service and creating a team of wonderful people to continue in
her place.
We are looking for someone to take over and coordinate this ministry. Barb has organized notes and a
team of people to support you. If you are interested, please call the parish office 763-5781.
FAITH FORMATION
stmreled@stmaryalexandria.org | 320-763-9202
YOUTH FAITH FORMATION
Our Middle School students experienced their first mission trip in June. They traveled up to Duluth where they
served at a youth center and a food shelf, and assisted in cleaning up the fairgrounds, Wade Stadium, and a few
local parks. They also helped John in moving out of his home of 53 years. I think he especially enjoyed the company!
The students also had the opportunity to explore all that Duluth has to offer and were excited to meet Fr Mike
Schmitz when we made time for Mass at the Newman Center! Check out more photos on our FB page - https://
www.facebook.com/StMarysYouthMN/
Stewardship
Inspiring a deeper understanding of true giving July 2021
D Third,
uring the summer, we might be we use the summer as
tempted to let our participation a time to try out new ways to
in parish life slip just a little. I serve others.
hope that we can all resist that tempta- I suspect that there are many of us
tion. We should be about the ordinary who have skills which we’ve never
business of the Christian, growing in the used in Christian service, perhaps be-
knowledge and love of the Lord, shar-
ing our lives with one another, sharing
our faith with those who have no faith,
and reaching out to the poor and needy
who are God’s special friends. That’s
a pretty large order, I have to admit,
but I’d like to make three simple sug-
gestions about ways you can be about
God’s business this summer:
First, we can continue in the
habit of faithful attendance
at worship, and you can in-
vite some of your friends and
neighbors to come with you.
I suspect that each of you has a friend
who takes a vacation from worshiping
S
God. Help that friend to see that God cause we fear that we wouldn’t really tewardship and
hasn’t gone on vacation; invite him or do a good enough job to please people evangelization
her to worship with you some Sunday. or that we might get stuck in a particu- go hand in hand, for
lar form of ministry forever. What bet-
Second, we can use some of
our summer leisure time for ter time than the summer to try out a
stewardship is a shar-
ing of the good news.
Christian study. new form of ministry as an adventure Our response in time,
in faith. If you have an idea about same talent and treasure is a
There are probably a large number form of ministry you’d like to take on continuing announce-
of good books in your local library, for a while this summer, share your idea ment that echoes the
and not all of them are heavy reading. with others. Whether it’s singing in the good news proclaimed
Many of them are simply the stories of choir, reading lessons on Sundays, vis- by angels long ago.
ordinary Christians like you and me. iting the sick or the elderly, or any other
You might also want to consider get- form of ministry, try it out this summer.
ting together with a few others to study
part of the Bible.
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They’ll Wait for Me! What’s In Your Hand
S
ome years ago, my church put What’s in your hand that God can use
on a Passion play. It was much To bring him glory and praise?
more ambitious than our usual When you offer it to the Lord
Easter programs. Almost every member He’ll use it in special ways.
of the congregation was involved in one
way or another. I volunteered to help Moses offered a shepherd’s staff
with the refreshments. I’d anticipated God used to part the sea,
pouring punch, serving cookies, and so And when he struck the desert rock,
forth. However, I was soon confront- Water poured out freely.
ed with our church’s ancient (and
huge) coffee maker. I had no idea Your hand may hold an instrument
T he stewardship of how to work it. Directions were That you can play and sing
service is at least as nowhere to be found. The ladies A song of praise and worship
important as checkbook who normally used it were all cast To glorify the King.
stewardship, but some- members, and couldn’t help me,
times it is easier to write worried that they might miss their Or in your hand may rest a pen
a check than to take the entrance. That you can use to write
trouble to explore what So I stood there, terrified that I Words of great encouragement
you can do for your was going to have to explain why To bring a friend God’s light.
church and community there was no coffee. Then, a man
with your “hidden assets” cheerfully asked if he could help. Maybe you hold a piece of bread,
... your skills and talents. He managed to figure out how to A cup of water, too.
operate it. I was grateful, but wor- When they’re offered to one in need,
ried. Seeing his costume, I knew he God will bless through you.
must be in the cast. I thanked him, but
remembering what the others had said, I Though you may look down at your
asked, “Aren’t you worried you’ll miss hands
your entrance?” And nothing is found there,
“Oh, they’ll wait for me,” he said When you lift them to the Lord,
calmly, and strode off. They did. Later, I He’ll hear and answer prayer.
discovered he had the part of Jesus.
Yes, people in a play will wait for an You may think my gift’s too small,
actor portraying Christ. But how often But it matters not the size.
do we wait upon Jesus, performing the When God looks at your open hand,
good works that he commands? Reach- Your gift he multiplies.
ing out to the community, whether with
a Passion play, a food pantry, a school
supplies drive, or simply inviting a new
neighbor to church, is something we
shouldn’t wait to do.
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second of our lives? And who will pro-
Pastor John’s musing... vide for us when our earth journey is
over?
The grateful and wise person will say
something like- “All that I am and all
that I have of any consequence comes
from God. Therefore I offer my life to
God. Willingly, I lose my life to God.
For God alone knows how to best use
my life and whatever has come with
it: my brain—power, my talent, my
A
strength, my time allotted, and the re- s part of their
sources God has allowed me to have total steward-
T
for the days, whether few or many, I ship, Christians are
he Greek writer, Nikos Kazant- will have here on earth. So be it.”
concerned about the
zakis, once told the story of an
dedication of their
old monk who lived on one of
talents. They regard
the islands off of Greece. One day a
personal abilities to
young man who was rock climbing on
the island came across the monk and work and to lead as
began conversing with him. another evidence of
When the young man felt better ac- God’s loving care.
quainted, he asked the monk if he still In a spirit of conse-
wrestled with the devil. “Oh no,” the cration, they desire to
devout old fellow said, “not anymore. have those talents uti-
I have grown old and the devil has lized in business, in
grown old with me. He no longer has the home, in church,
my strength. Now I wrestle with God. in such a manner that
“With God?” the young man queried, they will make a con-
“you wrestle with God? Well, let me tribution to the King-
ask: Do you hope to win?” dom of God on earth.
The answer the monk gave is worthy These priorities are
of remembering. “Win?” he asked, “Do important to them,
I hope to win? Heavens no, I hope to including during the
lose!” summer months.
If that seems puzzling, think more
about it. And think about Jesus’ state-
ment to the effect that to lose to Him
was in fact to win. Christ’s precise
words were: “He who finds his life will
lose it, and he who loses his life for my
sake will find it.” (Matthew 10:39)
Upon consideration, it all makes per-
fect sense. To whom do we owe our
existence anyway? To whom are we
therefore ultimately obligated? Whose
providential care ministers to us every
3
How often do we wait upon Jesus,
performing the good works that he commands?
How Much is Enough?
T
eacher, what good thing must I enjoy God’s blessings. But one of the
do to get eternal life?” reasons God gives us gifts is so we can
“Go sell your possessions share with others and help bless those
and give to the poor, and you will have in need. We can hang on tightly and
treasure in heaven. Then come, follow walk away sad, or surrender everything
me.” over to his Lordship and ultimately
“When the young man heard this, he become co-workers with Christ in the
went away sad, because he had great building of his Kingdom, right here and
wealth.” now.
This Bible story teaches that we all
worship something, and it becomes our
everything. The rich man went away
sad because he worshipped money. He
held on so tight that he missed out on
an adventure with Christ. He was so
close, yet so far.
When we give freely of our money
to the stewardship of our local church,
we not only help build the Kingdom of
God, we also affirm that God has first
place in our hearts. The Bible says,
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ADULT FAITH FORMATION ST. MARY’S SCHOOL
St. Mary’s School educates the whole child
SUMMER 2021 WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY within a nurturing Catholic Christian environment.
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This study will meet for five Paraprofessional Position Available!
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until August 7th from 8:00 to The primary responsibility of this position is to
10:00 AM in the Lighthouse work collaboratively with the classroom teachers
(building in the north church and their students to help reinforce or enrich
parking lot). skills in a variety of subject areas.
This is a perfect summer study with no The position is for six hours per day during the 171
homework (nor cost). It is not necessary to student contact days starting on August 31.
commit to all or even most sessions; attend
when you are able. Please join us! Interested candidates must send cover letter and
resume to:
Questions? Call or text Lori 320-808-1145 or email
biblestudywomen@gmail.com Troy Sladek, Principal
St. Mary’s School
421 Hawthorne
PRAY THE ROSARY WITH US EACH MORNING! Alexandria, MN 56308
Our prayers are united via conference call and
it’s very easy to do. Please unite your prayers with
ours and join us daily. Board of Education Member Needed!
At 7:55 AM each morning dial: 712-775-7465 and
enter access code 653790#. You may introduce The St. Mary’s Board of Education has openings
yourself if you would like. You will be asked to mute beginning in September. Call or stop by the Parish
your phone when the rosary begins at 8:00 AM. or School Office for an application if you are
interested.
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LITURGICAL AND MUSICAL NOTES PARISH HEALTH MINISTRY
LIFTING SPIRITS, TOUCHING LIVES
DRYEYE
A Prophet—Except In Your Own Home
Jesus returns home to preach in the synagogue in which he
grew up. The people were astonished at his wisdom. Word
had already reached them concerning all of the miracles Dry eye occurs when there are problems with the production
he had accomplished. But rather than rejoicing in his or consistency of tears.
homecoming, they took offense.
COMMON SYMPTOMS
This Gospel speaks to just about every parent of an
adolescent who ever lived. In Jesus’ words, “Prophets are
not without honor, except...among their own kin, and in
their own house” (Mark 6:4). Like Jesus, we too experience Stinging Excessive Sandy or gritty Episodes of Redness
or burning tearing sensation blurred vision
the hurt and frustration of not being heard by the people
closest to us—the very people we most want to influence.
At one point my husband and I had four teenagers living in COMMON RISK FACTORS
our house at the same time. I am sure we gave just about
every speech given to an adolescent during that time
frame. They were always very respectful, they seemed to
listen, but sometimes you could just tell by their stance or Side effects from Hormonal Age Auto-immune Dry
certain medications changes disorders, such environment
the look on their face that our words of wisdom were being as arthritis
heavily filtered.
WHO GETS DRY EYE?
I remember sitting with one of our sons following a family
wedding when he and his cousins had absconded with a
six-pack of beer. I can still hear this handsome young man
(who stood about five- foot-one at the time) say to his father
and me, “I know most fourteen-year-olds aren’t old enough
to drink beer, but I’m a lot more mature.” Nearly 5 MILLION AMERICANS 50 years of age and
older are estimated to have dry eye. Of these, more than
3 MILLION ARE WOMEN. Dry eye is particularly common
Years later, I found a picture from that wedding showing my
after menopause.
son and his cousins standing with the groom. I asked my
even more handsome, six-foot son if he remembered the
wedding and the incident with the beer. He just shook his
head and said, “Oh yeah, I was pretty dumb back then.”
So have faith. More often than not that know- it-all teen with Dry eye may be increasing among young people due to
the rolling eyes will usually come around to appreciate your extended use of computers, tablets, and smart phones.
wisdom. I wonder if the same thing happened to the folks in
Jesus’ hometown. For their sake, I hope so. IS IT MORE THAN AN IRRITATION?
FAMILY RESPONSE
It can be. Although dry eye is often a temporary annoyance,
Practice active listening. Ask one person in the family to some people can develop chronic dry eye, which can scar
talk about a problem they are having at home, school or the cornea and cause vision loss.
work with which they would like help. Everyone else is to
listen without interrupting. They may then ask questions CAN IT BE TREATED?
to clarify what the person has said. When they are done
listening, they can make suggestions. The person who was
speaking tells each person how well he or she listened by
giving him or her a grade of one to five. Five means you are
Treatments include topical lubricants and prescription
a really good listener. drops that enhance the eye’s tear film.
PERSONAL RESPONSE
Are you a good listener? What can you do to become better
For more information, visit www.nei.nih.gov/health/dryeye.
at this important skill? What do you want to remember from
last week?
Bringing Home the Gospel: Parent Reflections on the Sunday Gospels • Copyright © 2008, 2020 Judith Dunlap. Published by the Pastoral Center, PastoralCenter.com. All rights
reserved. Scripture passages have been taken from the New Revised Standard Version Bible, copyright ©1989 by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council ofSACRAMENTS
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BAPTISM
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Contact the Parish Office to schedule a baptism date at 320-763-5781.
MARRIAGE PREPARATION
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6 months in advance. Contact the Parish Office for more information.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
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WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE WEEKLY READINGS - JULY 4
Tues. 5:30 PM † Stephen Bartos Mon. Gn 28:10-22a; Mt 9:18-26
Wed. 8:30 AM † Jerry Marthaler Tue. Gn 32:23-33; Mt 9:32-38
Thurs. 5:30 PM † Bill Roers Wed. Gn 41:55-57; 42:5-7a, 17-24a; Mt 10:1-7
Fri. 8:30 AM † Warren Gibson Thurs. Gn 44:18-21, 23b-29; 45:1-5; Mt 10:7-15
Sat. 5:00 PM † Rita Gasperlin Fri. Gn 46:1-7, 28-30; Mt 10:16-23
Sun. 8:00 AM For the Parish Sat. Gn 49:29-32; 50:15-26a; Mt 10:24-33
10:00AM † James Kinney Sun. Am 7:12-15; Eph 1:3-14; Mk 6:7-13
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