2302 Crawford St. Bellevue, NE 68005 Mission Statement

2302 Crawford St. Bellevue, NE 68005 Mission Statement

Gathered together by the events of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ,

we the members of Saint Mary’s of Bellevue are called to become a

living sign of a loving God formed by the Gospel.

We strive to live a Catholic Christian life entrusting ourselves to Mary, the Mother of Jesus, our advocate and guide.

We strive to be a welcoming community,

committed to a Spirit to seek and nurture justice and peace in our lives, among

our families, within our parish and in our community.

August 9, 2020 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

RECTORY OFFICE HOURS

MONDAY - THURSDAY: 7:30 AM - 7:00 PM

FRIDAY: 7:30 AM - 6:00 PM

CLOSED SATURDAY & SUNDAY

Until further notice, the rectory will be closed to foot traffic. If you need assis-tance, if you have questions regarding church related business or sacraments, or if you want to place a scrip order, please call 402-291-1350. We want all of you to stay healthy and safe, and that goes for our pastoral staff also. Please continue to pray for those affected by the COVID-19 virus and pray for its end.

PARISH STAFF RECTORY (Church Mailing Address) 811 W. 23rd Ave………………………………………… 402-291-1350 Fax number………………………………………………. 402-291-1375 [email protected] Business Manager - Collette Borland

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL - Principal - Dr. Trish Wallinger 903 W. Mission Ave………………………………….. 402-291-1694

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION / SAFE ENVIRONMENT DRE Elizabeth Tomaso 903 W. Mission Ave.…………………………..…….. 402-291-1350

LITURGY - Deborah Wilkinson 811 W. 23rd Ave………………………….……………...402-291-5395

RCIA - Rev. Lydell Lape 811 W. 23rd Ave………………………………………… 402-291-1350

Director of Evangelization, Coordinator of Youth Events - Rachel Gifford

811 W. 23rd Ave…………………………………...…… 402-292-7688

PARISH MINISTERS

DEACONS Gary Bash…………………………………………………..402-614-1274 Jeff Braxton………………………………………………..402-676-6552 Andrew Foray……………………………………………. 402-292-9415 Charles L'Archevesque……………………………….. 402-734-7731 Lee Mayhan………………………………………………. 402-291-1243 Ted Menzel………………………………………………...402-292-2076 John Wacha………………………………………………. 402-291-6006

CHRISTLIFE COORDINATOR Tina Targy..........................................................402-709-6980

STEPHEN MINISTRY COORDINATOR George Lamperti………………………………………...402-871-6288

WEDDING COORDINATOR Cindy Menzel………………………………………….....402-709-8103

Sally Ames………………………………………………… 402-592-4091

SPIRITUAL DIRECTION Debbie Sheehan………………………………………… 402-680-0376

HOMEBOUND COORDINATOR Diane Williams…………………………………………. 402-291-8473

PERPETUAL ADORATION SINCE 1953 Susan Moylan……………………………………………. 402-490-6495

PRAYER CHAIN……………………………………………. 402-292-2639

PROJECT H.O.P.E (SCRIP)……………………………. 402-291-1350

KNIGHTS EVENT CENTER…………………........... 402-291-6887

DUE TO THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, OUR SCHEDULES COULD CHANGE ON THE SPUR

OF THE MOMENT. RIGHT NOW, THIS IS THE MASS SCHEDULE.

PLEASE CHECK THE WEBSITE ON A REGULAR BASIS OR CALL THE RECTORY IF

YOU NEED UPDATED INFORMATION.

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday: 8:00 a.m. & 5:00 p.m.

Sunday: 10:00 a.m. Monday-Friday: 7:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m.

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION

Tuesday: 5:00 to 5:30 p.m. Saturday: 3:30 to 4:45 p.m.

Celebration of the Sacrament in a face-to-face setting by appointment.

BAPTISM Celebrated on the 2nd & 4th Sundays of the month. Pre-paratory session for parents is required prior to scheduling the baptism. Please call the rectory for additional infor-mation.

The Religious Education program prepares learners for First Reconciliation, First Communion, and Confirmation with cooperation from parents and catechists. To participate, please register with the Religious Education office by mid-August. Preparation and celebration of First Reconciliation and First Communion ordinarily takes place in second grade. At St. Mary’s, Confirmation is a two-year process involving students in grades 7 and 8. The Religious Education program and Parish School celebrate reception of each of these sacraments jointly. Because sacraments are celebrated as a parish, all participants in Sacramental Preparation must be registered members of the parish.

MARRIAGE According to Archdiocese regulations, a date for a wedding must be arranged at least six months prior to the wedding. Call the church FIRST, before you schedule a reception venue! Contact the rectory with any questions.

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ST. MARY’S CHURCH www.stmarysbellevue.com

Pastor - Reverend Lydell Lape Senior Associate Pastor - Reverend Matthew Gutowski "Please prayerfully consider remembering our parish in your last will and testament."

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CENTENNIAL CORNER

This coming Tuesday, August 11th our parish will experience an historic moment as ground will be broken at 9:30 a.m. for the renovation of the church’s entrance. How glorious a moment that will be as we all have waited prayerfully and patiently for this day to arrive. It’s a day that will be photographed, remem-bered and put into the history records.

Two weeks ago this column highlighted the laying of the corner-stone of our original church in July 1933 with the Rev. Joseph F. Rummel, bishop of Omaha, in attendance. The Perpetual Ador-ers three ring binders have once again provided us with another historical moment that occurred sixty-five years ago.

Written in an undated, yellowed newspaper article: “Saint Mary’s Parish, according to Fr. Robert A. Garvey, its pastor, is going to have a new church to meet its present-day requirements to say nothing of the future. The present church built in 1933 with one hundred fifty started bursting at the seams until Mass after Mass was added to take care of the hundreds who looked to Saint Mary’s for their religious life.” A campaign drive, de-scribed in the article as “short and snappy and in the four weeks before Christmas” was held with Fr. Garvey as honorary chair-man. He was quoted as saying “St. Mary ‘s has a great spiritual force as a result of around-the-clock perpetual adoration since April 1953”. However, the campaign was extended into the new year due to “proximity of the Christmas holiday season…”.

Pictured below are black and white photos of the 1956 ground-breaking. Another historic moment will be recorded Tuesday, this time digitally and in color, as “a great spiritual force” of parishioners’ prayers are answered. Fr. Garvey will be smiling down from above as we gaze upward in thanksgiving and praise.

Don’t forget St. Mary’s centennial golf tournament on September 4th at Tregaron, 1:00 p.m. Scramble (Shotgun) followed by din-ner at the Knights Event Center at 6:30 p.m. $80/each; a four-some is $320. We’re in need of players, hole sponsors [$150] and volunteers to help at either the tournament or at the dinner. Registration forms are available online or at the south entrance doorway. We’d appreciate registration forms no later than August 14th so we can plan accordingly.

– St. Mary’s Centennial Committee [email protected]; 402-639-8976

The Rite of Christian Initiation is an invitation to “come and see” what our Catholic faith is all about: to learn and experience scripture, faith, prayer, and to form community. All of this leads participants to become a disciple of Jesus for life.

INFORMATIONAL AND INTRODUCTORY MEETING ON AUGUST 19 AT 6:30 PM IN ST. MARK’S HALL.

RCIA SESSIONS: For Adults! STARTS WEDNESDAY, September 9th at 6:30 p.m. in St. Mark’s Hall. PLEASE JOIN US! For Children! STARTS MONDAY, September 14th at 6:30 p.m. in St. Mark’s Hall.

For more information, please contact the Rectory (402-291-1350 or Sr. Ellen M. Dolan (402-551-2966) or email: [email protected].

NARTHEX CONSTRUCTION CORNER

We are excited to begin reporting weekly on our Narthex construction. With a completion goal of December or Janu-ary, you should expect things to progress fairly quickly over the next few months. We will try to keep everyone up to speed on next steps in the bulletin each week. The bulletin deadline is Noon on Wednesday, so if plans change on Thursday or Friday of a current week, the update will be in the following week’s bulletin.

Ground Breaking Ceremony: Everyone is invited to the groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, August 11, 2020 at 9:30 a.m. We will meet in front of the east entrance to the church and ‘turn some dirt’. All are welcome to come and celebrate with us. Please wear a mask and practice social distancing.

After the Ceremony: RMR will begin setting up by putting up construction fencing along the perimeter of the north, south and east grassy areas of the church. Once the fencing is up we will not have access to those areas, so please do not enter the construction area at any time. When they are ready to close off access to our current entryway, they will put up plywood on both the current interior entryway doors and the parish center doors on the east side of the parish center.

The construction workers will be parking in the lot on the east end – please park on the west end of the parking lot as much as possible. The south door of the church will be the only door open to enter the church during construction.

It is a very exciting time with construction beginning. We ask for your cooperation in observing all signs and instruc-tions. We will be keeping you informed of what is going on with the construction as time goes on. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.

– Fr. Del

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Phone: 402-291-1350 ext. 214

Fax: 402-291-1375 [email protected]

[email protected] [email protected]

RE OFFICE HOURS At this time, scheduled hours in the office are not available. You may email above or call 402-291-1350 X 214. Please leave a message and we will return your call.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION 2020-2021 REGISTRATION Please register your family no later than August 15th. If you need a form, con-tact the office through email or 402-291-1350.

2019-2020 RE BOOKS AND MATERIALS Please contact the RE office to arrange to pick up your children’s materials from last year.

RE CATECHISTS NEEDED We are preparing for the 2020-2021 school year and are in need of teachers of faith for grades K-8th grade. Classes are held on Wednesday evenings.

ST. MARY’S IS LOOKING FOR LEADERS FOR ADULT FAITH FORMATION/BIBLE STUDIES It only takes the desire to share our faith to become a great facilitator. If you are interested contact the RE office. Training to become an Adult Formation Fa-cilitator is provided.

RE ADVISORY BOARD - A MINISTRY WHICH HELPS SHAPE RELIGIOUS FORMATION Due to the changes caused by COVID, we must look at the practices of Religious Education formation and look to our future. We must be sure that we are meet-ing the needs of our parishioners. We are asking for interested persons who would like to help make a difference with how St. Mary’s Parish children learn about the great love of Christ by developing Disciple leaders, encountering Christ, forming families and sharing faith. We have a progressive Religious Edu-cation Advisory Board and welcome new ideas and members. Contact Elizabeth at 402-291-1359 X 214 or [email protected].

FIRST COMMUNION Congratulations to all of our First Communion families who have received the sacrament this year. Our wonderful volun-teers have completed St. Mary’s tradition of making a quilt with all of the First Com-munion banners the children have worked on. It would have been on the altar for their First Communion. This year we will be displaying this beautiful quilt at the entrance of the church so that all will be able to enjoy and remember their own First Communion. When these children receive the Sacrament of Confirmation, this quilt will once again grace the altar. We ask that our parishioners keep these families and all St. Mary’s children in prayer during this time. If you have not scheduled your child’s First Communion, please contact the RE office for available dates.


EMHC & LECTOR TRAINING & MANDATION

Training and mandation will happen this fall to accommodate continued need for new ministers. Please contact the rectory with your name and email contact infor-mation no later than September 11th.

Candidates will be forwarded the neces-sary forms and links for the virtual meeting. Upon completion of the session, candidates' pastors will be notified and be responsible (or delegate responsibility) for the practical instruction in their current local procedures.

The customary, centralized mandation Masses in Norfolk and Omaha will not be held, but resources for the mandation will be provided to pastors to facilitate local ceremonies during their weekend parish Masses. Virtual Meeting Date & Time:

Sunday, September 20 – 3:00-4:30 p.m.

Dear St. Mary’s Community,

We hope you are doing well and we pray that you’ve had a blessed and en-joyable summer despite the difficulties we are experiencing. We’re sorry we haven’t been able to interact with you more but we did enjoy the Fireside Chat with Fr. Del and it’s been a great joy to see a few of you at the Monday evening Mass each week.

We have had a good summer at St. Ber-nadette’s, primarily serving Masses and taking Spanish classes online. We’ve also been blessed to spend a lot of time with our families this summer, which has been a nice silver lining to all the cancel-lations and change of plans. As of right now, we are planning to return to Kenrick in mid-August to resume our theological studies. We are very excited to return to the seminary community and get back to in-person learning and formation again.

Thank you so much for your continued support, prayers and encouragement as we both discern God’s will and path for our lives. Please know of our prayers for you, your families and the St. Mary’s community. God-willing, we hope to see you when we return home throughout the year. Thanks and God bless!

In Christ, Will Targy & Jacob Connealy

Kenrick-Glennon Seminary 5200 Glennon Dr. St. Louis, MO 63119

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BIRTHDAY CARD SHOWER

David A. Adams, a longtime parishioner of St. Mary’s, is turn-ing 100 years young on August 21st. His family would like to have a card shower for him and invites the parish to wish Da-vid a happy birthday! Cards may be sent to David at 15591 Chokecherry Dr., Nevis, MN 56467.

STEPHEN MINISTERS ARE HERE TO HELP We are all trying to cope with the Covid-19 crisis and all that it entails. This may even be in addition to the feelings you are already experiencing because of a loss of a loved one, job problems, divorce, or health diagnoses. You are not alone. Our Stephen Ministers are ready to help you through this crisis in your life. Call Dan Taylor, at 402 707-4581, and talk about how a Stephen Minister might be exactly what you need now.

THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS AT THE CLOISTERS ON THE PLATTE 23332 FISHERY RD., GRETNA, NE 68028

The Stations of the Cross at The Cloisters on the Platte has reo-pened to the public. Precautions will be taken to implement social distancing and to sanitize audio equipment and indoor areas to prevent spreading COVID-19. Plan to wear a mask for your shuttle ride and gift shop visit. Experience the 2,500 foot long walking tour of the Stations, comprised of 14 sculp-tures depicting Christ’s trial through his burial. Visitors are en-couraged to donate $10 or more per person. With each do-nation, visitors will receive a complimentary audio tour. The new expanded visiting hours are Monday-Thursday from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and Friday & Saturday from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Visitors may remain at the Stations of the Cross for up to an hour after closing time. For groups of 20 or more, please contact Darla Koch at [email protected].

THAT MAN IS YOU = A STRONGER RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD Beginning Friday mornings starting September 11th in the Par-ish Center at 5:30 a.m. Come as you are and journey with other Catholic men! Our new program is entitled: “All Things New”. There will be new speakers as well as new topics pre-sented! Try attending for a couple of weeks and see what you think. Please contact Deacon Ted Menzel @ 402-292-2076 or email [email protected].

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS The Knights of Columbus offer Friday night dinners on the 2nd & 4th Fridays of the month, from 5:00-7:00 p.m.; dine in or take out. (There will NOT be a dinner this Friday, August 14th because of a wedding and reception.) They will also have a breakfast on the 3rd Sunday of each month from 9:00 a.m.-Noon. The next breakfast is Sunday, August 16th; ham, egg casserole, biscuits & gravy and pastry for $10. The Knights Event Center is located at 1020 Lincoln Rd. The next Friday night dinner will be on August 28th. Roast pork loin with gravy, red potatoes w/butter and parsley, vegetable medley and bread & butter for $11; peach cobbler dessert for $2. Call 402-291-6887 to make a reservation or email [email protected].

ST. MARY'S SCHOOL www.stmarysschoolbellevue.com

[email protected] Phone: 402-291-1694

Fax: 402-291-9667

Fully accredited through the State of Nebraska - Rule10 Also accredited through Cognia (formerly AdvancedED)

DEAR FRIENDS,

School will be back in session August 17th. We intend to have in-person classes in the school building and will be wearing masks. We would like your help making 2 layer cotton masks for the children and adults. If you are inter-ested and like to sew, this opportunity is for you! We have some supplies available and a preferred pattern in both child and adult sizes. Pre-printed patterns and what fabric we have will be available for pick up beginning July 24th. The pattern is also available online at https://www.sewcanshe.com/blog/simple-step-by-step-tutorial-for-the-olson-mask-pattern.

Finished masks can be dropped off in the tote near the front door of the school or in the bin at the rectory. We would also be happy to distribute masks to others who need them if there is a need. Questions can be directed to the school at: [email protected].

Your help would be greatly appreciated! God bless all our St. Mary community. We are praying for all of you.

Many blessings, Trish Wallinger and the school staff

ENROLL IN ST. MARY’S SCHOOL! Registration is now underway for the 2020-21 school year for PreK- 8th grade. St. Mary's provides a fully accredited, faith based education with small class sizes to provide individual-ized attention for each student. With compassionate and ded-icated staff, St. Mary's is able to provide a well rounded edu-cation to include PE, Art, Music, Spanish, and STEM in a safe, loving, and disciplined environment. For more information about St. Mary’s School or to enroll, please contact Mrs. Hailey Boland at [email protected] or call 402-291-1694.

A WELCOMING SIGHT TO START A NEW YEAR

To start a new school year, oftentimes boys and girls get their hair trimmed for the first day. At St. Mary’s School it was the trees that got a trim. On Saturday, July 11th, volunteers were out tending to trees that surround our beautiful grounds. All twenty-two trees, not including the three large ones against the south wall of the school, were pruned. The cut tree branches were turned into wood chips and placed around the school grounds. Thank you Tim and Connor McGarry, John Clark, Ted Menzel, Zeb Crider, Alan and Christian Swiecicki and Doug Feagan for your precious time and volunteerism. The school and grounds committee could not have done it without you. Thanks for getting us closer to our goal of welcoming students and teachers back to our beautiful grounds.


STEWARDSHIP...........TIME, TALENT & TREASURE Regular Sunday Giving $12,120 (Checks dropped off/mailed to the rectory) Online We Share donations $ 2,149 Sunday Giving ACH $ 0 Total $14,269

Amount budgeted $14,400 Difference $ -131

Project HOPE Weekly Sales - $4,470

Rebate - $193.22 Scrip can still be purchased at the rectory!

Call ahead of time and let us know if you are coming and if we have scrip on hand for you!

Thank you for your continued financial and spiritual support!

PERPETUAL ADORATION Contact Susan Moylan, Coordinator @ 402-490-6495 if you would like an hour of adoration. Perpetual Adorers are needed for the following hours:

Sunday @ 1:00 a.m.* * These hours have no “regular” adorers, meaning no one’s taking these hours on a committed basis; the hours are covered by “subs”. The other hours listed do have a single adorer; we would like each hour to be covered by 2 people (or more!) Day Captains

Sunday Carolyn Sis 402-490-4586 Sunday Janelle Siedlik 402-598-0943 Monday Florence Bisarek 402-731-0615 Monday Carmen McGiffin 402-933-0503 Tuesday Ted & Cindy Menzel 402-292-2076 Wednesday Bernice Stenger 402-681-1761 Wednesday Jean Paul 402-305-2172 Thursday Elaine Davee 402-731-8164 Thursday Jodi Belcastro 402-690-0408 Friday Judy James 402-504-1161 Friday Walt Hollars 402-660-5289 Saturday Steve Taylor 402-707-0937 Saturday Lynn Garcia-Taylor 402-292-4344

Monday, August 10 7:00 AM Elfreda Dressen 6:00 PM - Special Intention: E. D. Tuesday, August 11 7:00 AM - Special Intention: E. D. 6:00 PM Paul & Velma Sjoberg Wednesday, August 12 7:00 AM Josephine & Mike Milos 6:00 PM Canh Tran Thursday, August 13

6:00 PM Jeanette Semin Friday, August 14

6:00 PM - Special Intention: Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Memorial Prayer Garden Benefactors Saturday, August 15 8:00 AM Joyce Current 5:00 PM Fran Sewell Sunday, August 16 10:00 AM - People of the Parish

Please pray for all those who have died.

May they rest in peace.

During these challenging times, our parish still needs your support. We have three main ways you can contin-ue to give while we are live streaming Mass – envelopes, ACH or credit cards.

SUNDAY ENVELOPES OPTION You can mail in your envelope or drop it off in the Rectory mailbox! If you are dropping off cash, please call and let us know first. Rectory phone number: 402-291-1350. Rec-tory mailing address: St. Mary's Church, 811 W. 23rd Ave. Bellevue, NE 68005

AUTOMATIC WITHDRAWAL OPTION (ACH) This method allows funds to be taken directly out of a sav-ings or checking account automatically on either the 8th, 15th or the 23rd of each month, per your choosing. Please email us at [email protected] or call and leave a message for further details.

CREDIT CARD/DEBIT CARD GIVING (WE SHARE) We Share is an online giving service that allows you to make online payments by entering in your credit/debit card infor-mation. You can set up regular payments or make a one-time payment in this way. You can go directly to the link at https://stmarysbellevue.weshareonline.org/ or there is a link on our website; www.stmarysbellevue.com.

We thank you for your continued support of our parish!

PRAY FOR PRO-LIFE Please continue to pray for an end to abortion and for all the vulnerable persons in the world. “Human life is precious from its beginning to its natural end.”

– Pope John Paul II

OCP MISSALETTES FOR YOUR USE In an attempt to at least use the books that we paid for, Fr. Del has decided that we can offer books to those who find it comforting and/or necessary to read the readings along with the lector as they attend Mass. Here are the guidelines: 1. Books will be placed at the South entrance (without the jackets). 2. If you take a book, you must put your name on it and it cannot be left in the church. It is your responsibility to take it home with you and bring it back the next time you attend Mass. If it is left in the pews, we are obligated to throw it away.

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