THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD - JANUARY 2, 2022
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JANUARY 2, 2022 THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD
FROM OUR PASTOR
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ Jesus,
First let me say thank you all for your many generous gifts! I am overwhelmed by your
kindness. It is truly a joy for me to be your pastor. Thank you also for the many invitations
you extended to include me in your Christmas celebrations. I am honored to celebrate
Fr. Matthew Kuhn
with you.
The gifts of the Magi to Jesus are symbols of His kingship, priesthood, and impending death. They
remind us that Jesus come to us as more than just a child, more than just the heir of David. Jesus
came for a specific purpose: to restore us to the heavenly Kingdom by offering Himself to the Father
as a living sacrifice. He is our King, worthy of our obedient service. He is our eternal High Priest,
interceding for us with God the Father. He is the Lamb of God Whose Blood is shed to wash away our
sins.
As we celebrate this feast of the Epiphany of our Lord, let us reflect on what gifts we can make to the
infant Jesus. What does He want to receive from us today? Can we offer Him service by caring for
others in His name? Can we offer our sins in Confession and receive His gift of mercy in exchange?
Can we offer Him our praise and adoration by spending a little extra time in His Eucharistic Presence?
May our gifts be heartfelt and humble offerings, as we kneel before the God Who loves us.
Peace in Christ,
Father Matthew Kuhn
THURSDAY DAILY MASS CHANGE
Starting Thursday, January 6, daily Mass on Thursdays will be at 5:30 PM.
DAILY MASS TUESDAY 8:30 AM
SCHEDULE: WEDNESDAY 6:30 PM
THURSDAY 5:30 PM
FRIDAY 8:30 AM
MEN’S BIBLE STUDY NOTE:
The Thursday morning Men’s Bible Study will continue meeting, but will start at 6:30 AM.
SUNDAY
† We wish to offer our sympathy and promise of OFFERINGS ACTUAL BUDGET VARIANCE
prayers to the family and friends of Juliana (Julie) Envelope $ 24,378 $ 23,385 $ 993
Slavik. Electronic 9,363 10,212 (849)
Other 4,042 1,708 2,334
THANK YOU to the following for serving the funeral For Dec. 26 $ 37,783 $ 35,305 $ 2,478
luncheon of Juliana Slavik: YTD Offerings $ 938,864 $ 917,930 $ 20,934
John Lenarz and Team 6 * Total year budget is spread equally over 52 weeks. Detailed
fiinancial reports may be viewed at the Parish Office.
COMMUNITY NEWS
PRAYER CORNER MARCH FOR LIFE - The Knights of Columbus of
Brandon and Alexandria have arranged for a bus for
If you or someone you know in our
the March for Life 2022, January 22, at the Cathedral
parish community is sick or ill, or
of St. Paul. The bus will be picking up at St. Ann’s in
has a family member who could use
Brandon at 6:30 am & St. Mary’s in Alexandria at 7:15 am.
our prayers, please call our Faith
A $10 donation per person is requested to help cover the
Community Nurse, Kathy Fischer, at
cost of the bus but would be waived if cost is an issue. To
762-2320. Names will be published
reserve a spot call Jim Korkowski at 320-219-7470.
for 6 weeks, and renewed for an additional 6 weeks
For more info. call Pam Panther at 303-881-0318. Wear
upon request.
warm clothes! Bring a sack lunch.
Please remember these people in your prayers: CARING & SHARING ROOM - Current needs are:
• Queen-size box springs
Betty Schlosser, Dan Woods, Kevin Richmond, Sr., • Full-size mattresses
Virginia Schultz, Mary Waldorf, Lawrence Cline, Dan • Small kitchen tables & chairs
• Loveseats
Radford, Ben Smith, Jessi Johnson, Carol Zacher,
• Microwaves
Emily Lambert, Sara (Thompson) Westre, Maxine • Vacuum cleaners
Sammons, Judy Fuller, Vicky Revering, Cindy Moritz, • End tables
Loren Larson, Vivian Nagel, Grant Demers, Jim Items can be dropped off Thursday mornings from
Solheid, Ken Volk, John Bosek, Fr. Adam Hamness, 9:00 am – 12:00 pm at 700 Cedar St., Door #4, Suite
33A, Alexandria. Scheduled pick-up of larger items can
Dan VanHeel, Donla Willis, Dava Rusch, Lois S.
be arranged. Call 320-760-8084.
LITTLE SAINTS PROJECT - The St. Mary’s Sunday
ANGEL TREE THANK YOU! - Thank you to everyone School program will continue collecting new or gently
who helped to make the Angel Tree a success this year. used baby items through January. All donations will
We were able to help 300 children and seniors with go to Life Connections (formerly Birthright) right here
your generous hearts! in Alexandria. You may drop off your donations in the
- Parish Life Committee and Brad and April Brejcha Commons Area at church. Ideas include: diapers,
socks, wipes, rash cream, unopened formula and
SPRING RUMMAGE SALE is scheduled for April baby food, crib sheets, baby clothing (through size
30. Please set aside items that you can donate to the 5), gift cards (grocery, gas, Target), blankets and/or
St. Mary’s Spring Rummage Sale. monetary donations (payable to Life Connections)
ABOUT LIFE
JUSTICE, PEACE & INTEGRITY OF CREATION SANCTITY OF LIFE
Prepare to equip your hearts and minds when you
Christmas greetings from the Justice, Peace, and lovingly respond to the topic of abortion. Join us
Integrity of Creation (JPIC) committee! We wish for a new monthly initiative “What to say When”.
you many blessings during the Christmas season Sanctity of Life gatherings are the Second
Monday of every month in St. Mary’s School Religion and
and in the New Year. Please continue to pray for and
Prayer room (Room 105) at 7:00 PM.
participate in the work of justice, peace, and care for
creation. “The fundamental human right, the presupposition of
every other right, is the right to life itself. This is true of
(submitted by Lee Ann Sticha) life from the moment of conception until its natural end.
Abortion, consequently, cannot be a humab right, it is the
very opposite. it is a deep wound in society.
- Pope Benedict XVI
FAITH FORMATION
stmreled@stmaryalexandria.org | 320-763-9202
YOUTH FAITH FORMATION MEN’S BIBLE STUDY: We have two men’s bible
study groups meeting at St. Mary’s. Please feel
Middle School and High School Youth Rally free to join either group at any time!
Together! • Thursday mornings in the Great Hall. New Time:
Cathedral High School – St. Cloud Beginning January 6, 2022, we will be meeting
Sunday, January 30, 2022 from 6:30 - 7:30 AM. Please bring a Bible. For
9:00 am – 4:00 pm more information, contact Mike Sponsler:
sponslermc@gmail.com
Students in Grades 6 – 12 are invited to gather
“together” to celebrate being Catholic through • Wednesdays at 3:00 PM in the Commons Area.
Eucharist, learning about our faith, and having For more information contact Russ Craigmile at
FUN through activity and prayer. Cost is $20 if rjcraigmile@hotmail.com
registered before January 20. Registration forms
are available in the Faith Formation Office.
DIVINE MERCY HOUR
Mondays from 3:00 - 4:00 PM in the Eucharistic
Adoration Chapel. Questions, contact Barb Nei at
320-846-0022
PRAY THE ROSARY WITH US EACH MORNING!
Our prayers are united via conference call and
it’s very easy to do. Please unite your prayers with
ours and join us daily.
At 7:55 AM each morning dial 667-770-1484 and
enter access code 653790#. You may introduce
yourself if you would like. You will be asked to mute
your phone when the rosary begins at 8:00 AM.
Questions:
Judy Clayton 320-333-9892
Diane Gay 320-766-7036
Enjoy the Christmas break!
Classes resume January 12
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION
ADULT FAITH FORMATION Sharing One Hour with Jesus
Adoration is one way you can make prayer and
The Women’s Bible Study will resume after
spending time with Jesus a greater priority in your life.
Christmas. To receive info on upcoming studies or
Our Blessed Sacrament Chapel at St. Mary’s Church
to enroll, contact:
is open Monday through Friday. Please consider
Lori at 320-808-1145 or
being a regular adorer for our chapel. We would
email biblestudywomen@gmail.com
appreciate 2 adorers at each scheduled Holy Hour.
For more information please contact Sue McCulloch
ST. MARY’S PRAYER LINK If you have a prayer at 320-491-7006 or tscamcculloch@charter.net
request, send it to Kelly Wosepka at 320-815-4655
or wosepkak@aol.com. All prayer requests are Note: There will be no scheduled adoration on
kept confidential. December 31.
Stewardship
Inspiring a deeper understanding of true giving January 2022
for a time. Now the time is up! Imagine
Will Our Plane Ever Land? what your reaction would be. You would
be a combination of angry, stunned, and
I
flabbergasted. Perhaps those are the
magine one day you are flying high emotions God feels when he sees what
above the clouds in a wide-body jet. kind of stewards we are?
It has been a pleasant and comfort-
able trip. Some of the people who have
helped make it that way are the crew
of flight attendants that we used to call
stewards and stewardesses. They have
done just what a steward is supposed
to do: Take good care of you for a time.
But now your flight is about to end.
Some announcements are made; you’re
asked to tighten your seat belts, etc. Fi-
nally you’ve landed and begin to taxi to
the terminal. When the plane comes to
a stop, you get out of your seat, stretch,
grab for your coat, reach for your travel-
ing case and head for the exit door.
As you reach the door and prepare to Everything we have ... our lives in-
T
exit, suddenly that familiar steward steps cluded, and all we “own” are really just he church should
in front of you, blocking the door. You on loan from God. God has made us be supported by
say, “Excuse me, please,” but it doesn’t stewards over them. Somehow we got people who believe in
help. There he stands in front of the exit it all goofed up and act like we own it the Gospel. Support of
door. Arms crossed tightly, body erect, all. Imagine how we must look? Arms the church is a matter of
face stern, and he won’t budge! As you crossed, body erect, face stern, voice Christian worship and
try again to get past him, he adds a stern sterner as we say, “Sorry, Lord! It’s all always requires an offer-
voice to the already stern face and says, mine! It belongs to me.” We act as if our ing, something of worth
“Hold it! You’re not going anywhere!” plane is never going to land! to the worshipper that is
Stunned, you ask what he means. He Just in case we think being stewards given in joy and rever-
says, “You must remain on the plane.” is all that painful, that it is bread off our ence for the Kingdom.
Then he grabs your arm and with the table, bills going unpaid, that God really
other hand takes your coat and case. He cannot provide for those who trust him
says, “You belong to me! You are mine! to keep promises, that “no one who puts
So is that stuff!” their trust in me shall be put to shame...”,
Absolutely incredible! There’s no consider the story about the widow’s
way on God’s earth you belong to him. mite. This story from Mark’s Gospel is
He’s just a steward who was supposed to about a number of things, but one thing
watch out for you and take care of you it is certainly about is money. It is about
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advised.
“You’re saying that I should manage
well enough to pay both God and the
Devil,” Phil summarized.
“Yes! When you do that, you can
control who gets money first,” Sam
pointed out.
Catching the Rays!
P T
he well-known Bible teacher,
hil Paylater had a serious ques- Keith Brooks, had just finished
tion for old Sam Elder. Phil speaking to a large class of busi-
asked, “When you say that I nessmen on the Christian’s responsi-
should give to God first does that mean bility to be a “light” in the world. He
I should give to the church before I pay emphasized that believers are to reflect
my installment?” the Light of the World, the Lord Jesus.
“Phil, the way I see it is that the mon- After the class, one of the members
ey you and I give to God should be related to him an experience he had in
ours to give,” said old Sam. his home, which had impressed upon
T he act of giving is an
act of life. Selfish liv-
ing is really an indication
“It’s my money all right! I
worked hard to earn it,” protested
Phil.
him this same truth.
He said that when he went into his
basement he made an interesting dis-
of the poverty of our souls. “Let’s agree that you worked covery. Some potatoes had sprouted in
More people refuse to give hard and earned it, but when you the darkest corner of the room. At first
because of inadequate mentioned `installment,’ that says he couldn’t figure out how they had
spiritual resources than you spent some of your money gotten enough light to grow. Then he
because of inadequate before you earned it,” Sam said. noticed that the cook had hung a cop-
material resources. Your “Yes, that’s true. I promised to per kettle from the ceiling near a cellar
money has life in it! If you pay a small monthly installment,” window She kept it so brightly polished
use it for God, it spreads Phil agreed. that it reflected the rays of the sun onto
and grows and brings dead “OK. Then each month, that the potatoes. The businessman said to
souls to life. small installment is money that Brooks, “When I saw that, I thought, I
belongs to your creditor; it’s not may not be a preacher or a teacher with
yours to give. Your gift to the ability to expound scripture, but at least
church must come from your remain- I can be a copper kettle catching the
ing income,” Sam counseled. rays of the Son and reflecting His light
“Hey, that’s not good. That way the to someone in a dark corner.”
church always gets leftovers,” argued
Phil. The gift of time
“No! You and I must manage our Scripture admonishes us, “choose
money so we can give to God first from you this day whom you will serve.” We
money which is ours to give. We must can use our gift of time in self-service.
manage the normal events of our lives, Or, we can take the higher road and
because we are all subject to abnormal use the gift of time in service to others
events beyond our control,” old Sam and to our church. When we take that
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Stewardship Crossword Puzzle
1 2 3 4
Across
1. She gave her all. Mark 12:41-44
5
3. God gives us the ability to produce. Deuteronomy 8:18
5. Time Ecclesiastes 3:1
6
8. Love of money is the _ _ _ _ of all evil. 1 Timothy 6:10
7 8 9 10. Money obtained this way displeases God. Proverbs 13:11
13. Being kind to others. Hebrews 13:16
14. Priority for God’s tithe and offering.
10 11 12 16. God puts a faithful steward in charge of _ _ _ _ things. Mt. 25:21
18. The widow’s gift to God. Mark 12:41-44
19. Precious metal belonging to God. Haggai 2:8
13
Down
14 15
2. A free will gift to God.
16 4. A gift from God to produce wealth. Deuteronomy 8:18
17
6. We manage, God owns.
7. Love of money is the root of all _ _ _ _ . 1 Timothy 6:10
9. Not a punishment from God.
18 19 11. Every faithful steward has a pure one.
12. All we own is just on _ _ _ _ from God. Page 1
15. 10% of our increase .
16. A tangible gift from God.
C. Sealey
17. Very expensive metal belonging to God. Haggai 2:8
Who knows what the Lord may have
in store for you!
As part of your total stewardship,
you should be concerned about the ded-
W
ication of your talents. God conducts a
hile our daily
continuous talent search. In this talent
lives may
search, all should be participants; no
have about them a
one should be merely a spectator.
certain “sameness,”
Through the Stained Glass... in every moment of
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Continued from page 2... every day, God is
here are a number of people in
creatively presenting
every church who are in their Catching the Rays ... us with occasions for
later years of life. I’m not con- higher road, our light will shine before
discipleship. It is our
vinced that the Lord ever puts a termi- all people. Stay on that road, although
responsibility to use
nal point on when we should quit serv- sometimes rocky and steep. Be com-
our time wisely, dedi-
ing God. mitted in such a way, that all who you
cating some part of it
Sometimes, older people say, “I will meet will see the glory of God re-
to apostolic activity.
served all my life, let the younger ones flected in your good works.
do it.”
Maybe you shouldn’t be doing the
things that the younger ones are doing,
but somewhere there is a place for your
ministry and your gifts to the Lord, no
matter what your age is.
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Steward of the Month
Inner Peace and Joy!
E
mpty pews are a sad part of today’s church congregations. Many things vie
for our attention, money and talents. We can learn a valuable lesson from two
widowed sisters Pauline (age 101!) and Ella (age 98). Although these ladies
reside in a modest apartment complex and live with numerous age related aches and
pains, they never neglect worship service or tithing. Not only do they attend weekly
Sunday services and Bible study, but most any other church function will find them
in their usual pew participating in worship. Fellow members are encouraged by
their presence, their wisdom and by their example.
An inner peace and joy surrounds these ladies. They are cheerful and content in
times of both celebration and adversity, as they continue their life with firm adher-
ence to the will of God. They would not grieve the Holy Spirit by missing church
unless they were ill.
Pauline and Ella serve as a reminder to cheerfully attend worship services when
possible. It is written in Hebrews 10:25 “Let us not give up meeting together as
some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another all the more as you
see the Day approaching.”
God bless senior parishioners such as Pauline and Ella. Although their physical
abilities to serve are limited, they still provide us with a beautiful example of stew-
ardship through their dedicated church attendance and tithing.
“Steward of the Month” is an exciting way to recognize exemplary stewards. If you are aware of
someone who has exemplified Christian stewardship, please tell us about it at stewardofthemonth.
com. Once a month, one submission will be chosen to be published in Stewardship. In addition,
if your story is chosen, $100 will be given to the church or organization of your choice.
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Will Our Plane Ever Land?...
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us, about our money, and about how we
O G O T
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use it. Our Lord is using the widow as an T
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example to teach us what is expected of
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us: to return to God some of what God
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has given us. V Y L
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Puzzle Answer
Stewardship Crossword
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CALENDAR RAFFLE
ST. MARY’S SCHOOL CALENDAR RAFFLE is one of two major fundraisers conducted for the school.
All proceeds go directly towards the school’s operating expenses.
Being one of our major fundraising campaigns, it is important to our school that the raffle is a success.
With generous support from all of you, I am confident we will exceed our fundraising goal for the year.
Best of luck and thanks for supporting St. Mary’s School!
Raffle tickets are still available! Don’t forget to purchase your tickets. The deadline is January 14!
DAILY DRAWINGS!
$100.00 1st of the month
$ 50.00 15th of the month
$ 35.00 Sunday
$ 20.00 Monday - Saturday
PURCHASE
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CALENDAR RAFFLE WINNERS SCHOOL HAPPENINGS
12/26 Russ Funk, Alexandria $35 No School
12/27 Mark Jahner, Alexandria $20 December 23–January 2
12/28 Wayne DeCock, Nelson $20
12/29 Jane Sirek, Alexandria $20
12/30 Joe Klick, Alexandria $20
12/31 Genevieve Murphy, Alexandria $20
1/1 Jake Bryce, Alexandria $100
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St. Mary’s School AlexandriaLITURGICAL AND MUSICAL NOTES
January 2, 2022 • Epiphany of the Lord • Matthew 2:1-12
Epiphany of the Lord
Wise men from the East have followed a star from its rising to find the new king of the Jews. They
encounter a jealous Herod, the current king, who tries to have them reveal the child’s whereabouts
so he can get rid of him. When they find Jesus, they give him gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh.
W
hen the wise men find what they are a lifetime. But we poor, flawed humans can never
looking for, they share their most pre- love unconditionally in this lifetime.
cious treasures. What are you looking The only way to find that love is to follow the
for? What is your most precious treasure? same star the wise men followed: the star that leads
You may not want to admit it, but if you are like to Jesus. Only God can love us unconditionally,
most people, you have probably spent a great deal and Jesus is the Way to God’s love. Open yourself
of your life hoping to find the love you deserve: a to God’s love so that you can share that love with
love that accepts and affirms you completely. Some all its acceptance and affirmation with your most
people follow star after star, looking for that uncon- precious treasure: your children.
ditional love, only to be disappointed over and over
again.
FAMILY RESPONSE
Why does this happen? We are human, which
is to say imperfect. At some point, all parents end It is important to affirm your children. Tell
up hurting and disappointing their children. Those each family member what you like most
hurts and disappointments condition the way we about him or her. Ask other family members
love. We become frustrated and lose our tempers. to do the same.
We push too much or say too much. We are jealous
or too sensitive. And we find ourselves hurting and
disappointing the ones we love most. Those who PERSONAL RESPONSE
love us do the same.
If we are lucky, we find a spouse who will grow Where are you in your relationship with
with us through those hurts and disappointments, God? Are you open to discovering who God
and the love that blessed us when we were married is and how much you are loved? If so, how
grows and matures. And if we are really lucky, our can you go about it?
children forgive us for the hurts and disappoint-
ments we inflicted on them, and they love us for
Bringing Home the Gospel: Parent Reflections on the Sunday Gospels • Copyright © 2007, 2018 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 of the Churches of Christ in the U.S.A., and used by permission. All rights reserved.SACRAMENTS
RECONCILIATION
Saturdays from 2:30 - 4:45 PM in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
BAPTISM
All parents must take the Baptism Preparation Course. Call the Parish Office to sign up.
Contact the Parish Office to schedule a baptism date at 320-763-5781.
MARRIAGE PREPARATION
Members of the parish (or children of members) must arrange for marriage at least
6 months in advance. Contact the Parish Office for more information.
ANOINTING OF THE SICK
Please call the Parish Office to arrange at 320-763-5781.
WEEKLY MASS SCHEDULE WEEKLY READINGS - JAN. 2
Tues. 8:30 AM Conrad Pulzinski Mon. 1 Jn 3:22–4:6; Mt 4:12-17, 23-25
Wed 6:30 PM † Ron Pachan Tue. 1 Jn 4:7-10; Mk 6:34-44
Thurs. 5:30 PM † Jan Beilke Wed. 1 Jn 4:11-18; Mk 6:45-52
Fri 8:30 AM † Deceased KCs Thurs. 1 Jn 4:19–5:4; Lk 4:14-22
Sat. 5:00 PM † Francis D. Hagen Fri. 1 Jn 5:5-13; Lk 5:12-16
8:00 AM For the Parish Sat. 1 Jn 5:14-21; Jn 3:22-30
Sun. 10:00AM † Lisa Davis Sun. Is 42:1-4, 6-7; Acts 10:34-38;
Lk 3:15-16, 21-22
PARISH STAFF
Matthew Kuhn.......................320-763-5781 Tammy Huss..........................320-763-9202
Pastor Coordinator of Youth Ministries, Grades 6-12
Todd Wentworth...................320-763-5781 Kathy Ballou...........................320-763-5781
Parish Business Administrator Communications Coordinator
Kathy Fischer........................320-762-2320 Elmer Kobbermann.............320-834-3103
Faith Community Nurse Francie Peterson..................320-360-0325
Troy Sladek.............................320-763-5861 Parish Trustees
St. Mary’s School Principal Tony Pasko.......................thadeac@aol.com
Laurie Bienias.......................320-763-9202 Deacon
Coordinator of Youth Ministries, Grades 1-5
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