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IT HAS BEEN A LONG TIME since we have been able to be together physically to celebrate Mass and join in other community ac vi es, yet it is all for the health and safety of our community. As of now, no one from our parish has died due to Covid-19 and through God’s grace that will con nue

to be the case. Fr. Nate and I will con nue to celebrate Mass privately during the week and have the weekend Mass online at our website and Facebook page. Thank you to all who are watching and praying with your parish community. During the Triduum, it was live-streamed and there were some technical difficul es (with the streaming site and the internet at large) so for weekend Mass we will con nue with recording and pos ng the Masses. We appreciate all the posi ve comments we have received about these Masses. HOPEFULLY MAY WILL ALSO BRING WITH IT some li ing of social restric ons. It may be a gradual change so keep posted on current informa on via the website and our emails. If you know of parishioners who are not on the internet, call them to keep them abreast as the situa on changes. Once the “stay at home” restric on is li ed, Fr. Nate and I will have daily mes for confessions. Masses will be brought back according to guidelines from the state and the diocese. Typically in May I would be telling you about First Communion, Baccalaureate, Gradua ons, etc. Here are some of the changes in the schedule: First Communion has been postponed. We will

probably schedule a couple of weekends as early as possible in the summer months.

Baccalaureate Mass was going to be this weekend. We will do the blessing of our high school seniors during the Mass. Also, Melissa Hund-Cerna and our youth ministers have put together a video of our seniors and that is on the website. Go watch it and say a prayer for these gradua ng seniors.

Confirma on is re-scheduled for Saturday, October 3 at the 5:00 p.m. Mass.

VBS (Vaca on Bible School) – To Be Determined (or) cancelled this year.

I HAVE BEEN PROUD OF OUR PARISH COMMUNITY in the ways you have been reaching out to one another and your neighbors. Con nue to be a visible presence of the Risen Christ. He is Alive, Alleluia, Alleluia!

Sacraments Administered

St. Joseph’s offers its prayers and sympathy to the families of those who have died since the end of

March: Dennis Anderson (grandfather of Erik Anderson), Lilias Bruns, Dan Powers, Wayne Soyring, and Walter Crummy (brother of Melanie McNu ). May they rest in the peace of Christ.  

Catholic Word of the Week

ROMAN CURIA: The Roman Curia is the body that assists the Holy Father in governing the Church. It is composed of the nine Roman congrega ons, the Secretariat of State, and various other commissions, offices, and councils.

From The Essen al Guide to Catholic Terms by Mary Kathleen Clavich, SND

We extend a warm welcome to those that have recently joined our St. Joseph’s parish community:

Maria Sle e

Flu/COVID-19 Precautions for St. Joseph’s Parish

Due to prin ng deadlines, this bulle n may not be current with event cancella ons or changes. Up-to-date informa on can be found on our website and social media accounts, along with calling the parish office. Jesus Christ, you travelled through towns and villages “curing every disease and illness.” At your command, the sick were made well. Come to our aid now, in the midst of the spread of the Coronavirus, that we might experience your healing love. Heal those who are sick, and be with those who have died. Heal us from our fear and pride. Be with families who worry and grieve. Be with medical professionals who seek to heal, placing themselves at risk. Be with leaders of all na ons. Give them wisdom. Jesus Christ, stay with us as we persist and prepare, in place of anxiety give us your peace. Jesus Christ, heal us. Through Christ, our Lord. Amen

Calendar for May 3-10 *Please note that if the stay at home restric on is li ed, reconcilia on and adora on will resume as it was prior to the restric on. Sunday May 3 No Ac vi es Scheduled Monday May 4 No Ac vi es Scheduled Tuesday May 5 No Ac vi es Scheduled Wednesday May 6 No Ac vi es Scheduled Thursday May 7 No Ac vi es Scheduled Friday May 8 No Ac vi es Scheduled  Saturday May 9 No Ac vi es Scheduled Sunday May 10 No Ac vi es Scheduled

them know to call the parish office. If you can tell us what is engraved on the wood...you win! You can have your key back. TIRED OF BEING HOME ALL DAY? How about escaping into the world of Guardian Angels? Author Henry Ripplinger has announced that from now un l Mother’s Day (May 10) the seven-book series, Angelic Le ers, will only cost $110, a savings of $30, if you purchase the complete seven book series. If you are interested, please call the Parish Office (218) 236-5066 and leave your name and phone number as a message. Lisa will call you back regarding pickup of your books and payment. VICTIM ASSISTANCE STATEMENT FROM THE DIOCESE OF CROOKSTON: If you or someone you know has been the vic m of sexual misconduct on the part of a priest, deacon, or individual represen ng the Diocese of Crookston, its parishes, or its schools, your first call should be to law enforcement. In addi on, the diocesan Vic m Assistance Coordinator is available at 218-281-7895 (24-hour confiden al number). STAY IN TOUCH! Please reach out to our parish family members who have moved to a care facility as they would appreciate cards, phone calls, le ers, and visits. Here is this month’s list: Janeene Miller Serenity Assisted Living, East Campus 1125 Oakview Dr. #206, Dilworth, MN 56529 Marilyn Hecker Lilac Homes Assisted Living, #3 2725 Parkview Dr., Moorhead, MN 56560 Kent Nord Villa Maria, #225 3102 Univ. Dr. S., Fargo, ND 58103 Alphe Rheault Villa Maria, #224 3102 Univ. Dr. S., Fargo, ND 58103

LAST WEEK IN THE PRAYERS OF THE FAITHFUL, we prayed for Deacon Paul and Carlos because the kidney transplant had been scheduled for that week. As things frequently happen with surgeries, it was postponed. This was a huge disappointment for Deacon Paul and Carlos as they were both mentally and physically prepared. They are now looking at six weeks. Please con nue to keep them in your prayers…it will happen! WE CONTINUE TO PRAY FOR ALL OF YOU and miss you at our weekend and school liturgies. Our church is beau ful, yet feels empty. It is unlocked (east door only) during the day and you are welcome to come and visit if you are comfortable. Our tapings are going well and we are so thankful for the technology that allows us to stay in contact and bring the liturgy to you. We are doing everything that is possible without viola ng any orders that are placed upon us and be assured that we will be ready to move to the next phase when it happens. Thank you for your pa ence!

QUARANTINE ROSARY: Deacon Paul and Shawn will be leading the quaran ne rosary on Fridays at 12:15 p.m. Join them on Zoom at h ps://zoom.us/signin. All are welcome to par cipate! If you don’t have a computer or you don’t have video and audio access on your computer, you can par cipate by calling on your phone: 669-900-6833 (carrier charges may apply) or 877-853-5247 (toll free) and then inpu ng the mee ng ID and password. Emails were sent to parishioners with the ID and password details. If you did not receive an email and would like to par cipate, please email Shawn or call the parish office. ATTENTION READERS: We are planning to organize book discussions again, but because of the pandemic we will do them differently than in the past many years. We have some ideas about how to make it work and what we may be reading. We are considering a book/books on reconcilia on and a couple others. Watch future bulle ns for details when we get closer to June. If you are interested or have ques ons call Cathy at 284-6237 or (218) 790-5401. A CAR KEY WAS FOUND in the church on March 21. It was found in the center aisle, west side, about six pews from the back and is for a GM vehicle. There is a beau fully engraved wooden piece a ached. If you, or anyone you know, is missing their car key, please let

Marriage Banns

CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE FOLLOWING COUPLE:

Connor Cook & McKenzie Davis Exchange of Vows November 21, 2020

TO RECEIVE THE SACRAMENTS OF Bap sm, First Reconcilia on, First Eucharist, Confirma on, and Marriage, please read the provided informa on at h ps://stjoesmhd.com/sacraments. ANOINTING OF THE SICK/HOSPITAL STAYS: If you are admi ed to Sanford Hospital, register as a member of St. Joseph’s. If you are admi ed to Essen a Hospital, call the parish office to inform us of your stay. PLEASE NOTE: this policy is different during this COVID-19 outbreak. NEW PARISHIONERS: To register as a member of St. Joseph’s, go to www.stjoesmhd.com and click on the “New Members” tab.

CONGRATULATIONS to Brandt Bickler, the April 22 winner of the weekly Calendar Raffle of $100. WANT TO KNOW MORE? Join the Knights!

For informa on, talk to any Knight or call (218) 790-5399. The Moorhead Knights of Columbus: In service to one, in service to all.

DUE TO THE NATIONAL ORDER TO LIMIT GATHERINGS to ten people or less, our May mee ng will be held online. The officers will have an online mee ng to discuss how this will look, and that

informa on will be included in the newsle er. Please feel free to reach out to any of us during this unprecedented me. Un l we meet again: stay safe, enjoy me spent at home, and always keep God close at hand.

TODAY, WE CELEBRATE “Good Shepherd Sunday” where we reflect on Jesus’ care and love of us and hear his words, “I came so that they may have life and have it more abundantly.” By your gi to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul you will reveal the love of the “Good Shepherd” to your suffering brothers and sisters.

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Knights of Columbus : Knightly News

DIOCESAN SUMMER MISSION TO ST MARY’S MISSION, JUNE 15 TO JUNE 19, 2020: This summer the Diocese of Crookston will sponsor a mission experience for current sophomores, juniors, and seniors at St. Mary’s Mission in Red Lake, MN. The cost of this experience is $125 per par cipant. Chaperones provided by the Diocese of Crookston. If you are interested, please contact Bob Noel at bnoel@crookston.org for more details and informa on. The trip is limited to twelve par cipants.

ST. JOHN PAUL II MIDDLE SCHOOL CAMP: Saint John Paul II Camp is for youth entering grades 7-9 who have a desire to deepen their faith, live in that faith and share their faith with others. Throughout the camp, youth will be encouraged and mentored as they engage in prayer, worship, leadership development, spiritual reflec on and service. The five-day experience is designed to encourage and equip youth for discipleship and is held at Northern Pines Camp in Park Rapids, MN. The cost is $325 per camper OR $300 per camper for two or more members of the same family. (Spots are not held for registrants un l the deposit payment has been received.) Register online at h ps://www.crookston.org/jp2camp. LEARNING AT HOME: The new website www.stjoesmhdcff.com has a meline for finishing the faith forma on year at home, along with Easter ac vi es, and resources for parents. Contact Kate with ques ons at khaugrud@stjoesmhd.com. FIRST EUCHARIST WEEKEND: will not be occurring on May 2 and 3, due to the extension of Minnesota’s “Stay-at-Home” order. At the me of prin ng, a new date has not yet been selected. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL: At the me of prin ng, VBS is s ll set for the second week of June, but may change. If you have a flexible summer schedule and would be interested in leading or assis ng with a sta on, please contact Kate at khaugrud@stjoesmhd.com.

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Calling All Alumni and Current Families– 140 years of Educa on Celebra on Video We have been blessed with a rich 140 year history, and now is the me to share your stories and special moments with us. With many of us at home right now, it is a great me to dig through those old scrapbooks, write us a le er, or make a short video. Please send us your special memory or moment of gra tude in the next few weeks. We are hoping to make two videos– the first to be shared on May 9 during our virtual Dinner Dance Auc on Event. The first submission deadline will be May 4, but we will con nue to collect submissions through the end of May for other celebratory projects. Video and email submissions: video submissions should be about 15 seconds or shorter. Please either email them to Allison Fulton at afulton@stjoesmhdschool.com or send them via Facebook messenger to our school Facebook page. If your file is too big, we have other op ons, so send us an email and we will be happy to assist. Emailed photos and stories will also be accepted.

Mail submissions can be sent to directly to our school at 1005 2nd Ave S, Moorhead, MN 56560. We will assume that all mailed submissions are ours to keep– unless you clearly mark otherwise. This can include a photo, le er of how the school has changed your life, or story about the impact a teacher or classmate had in your life. Possible ideas: Tell us about your favorite teacher! Tell us about your favorite class! What makes St. Joe’s special? What valuable lessons did you learn at St. Joe’s? Why is St. Joe’s important for future

genera ons? What do you miss most about St. Joe’s? Is there anyone you want to take a moment to

recognize? We can’t wait for you to share your stories with us!

School Office Hours and Availability St. Joseph’s School office is func oning to support the needs of families and guests as best as possible. That being said, we are encouraging staff to respond to the expecta on of refraining from being out and about if unnecessary. If you need something from St. Joseph’s School please do not hesitate reaching out at 218-233-0553 (will respond to messages as soon as possible) or to saints@stjoesmhdschool.com.

Dinner Dance Auc on First Ever Virtual Party and Fundraiser Celebra ng our 140th Anniversary in the new and oh so popular high tech way seems like our best op on to host this year’s Dinner Dance Auc on. Join us from your home the evening of May 9 for a fun virtual party. Our live and silent auc on items will all be available as silent auc on items this year through our online event site at www.stjoes2020.givesmart.com. Lots of unique ideas are in the works to make it a memorable night. For event ac vi es and updates be sure to follow our school Facebook page and Facebook event. Item highlights, moments of gra tude, and stories from our school will be shared the whole week leading up to our May 9 online evening party. Everyone is welcome to join in on the fun– so invite friends and family. While we are sad we can’t all meet together in person, we promise to make it as personal and filled with connec on as we can! Important details: Online auc on will open to the public May 2 with final bids accepted the evening of May 9. Items will be available for pick up May 13 and 14 in the school office, 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. (All

uncollected items will be delivered to those item winners in the Fargo-Moorhead area a er that.) Our Reverse Bid special project will be announced in May in our Facebook event page and you can

par cipate by mailing in a check or with an online gi at stjoes2020.givesmart.com. We thank you for your pa ence and support as we try something new in response to this new way of

life. If you have ques ons about this event please contact Allison Fulton at afulton@stjoesmhdschool.com.

THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTION REPORT for the weekends of April 25/26 was not available as of the printing of this bulletin. That information will be provided in the May 10 weekly bulletin.

Weekly Contribu on Report for April 18 & 19 Adult Offering Building Fund

Envelope $7,742 $746

Online Giving $10,959 $2,258

Loose Plate — —

Total $18,701 $3,004

Budget $21,933 $3,077

Excess/(Shor all) ($3,231) ($73)

FINANCIAL UPDATE: Parishioners con nue to be generous givers in the middle of a crisis. Our adult offering for March was $89,849 compared to the budgeted amount of $109,816 which is $19,967 short of budget. Our year-to-date adult offering as of March 31 was $872,953 compared to the budgeted amount of $856,352, which is $16,601 over our budget. Our parish con nues to cut expenses keeping in mind we started this fiscal year with a budget deficit of $46,400. We con nue to receive le ers, e-mails and texts of apprecia on for our ability to stream Masses so we can con nue to see and hear from our priests and feel a connec on while we are separated. Thank you to all the parishioners mailing or dropping off their Sunday contribu ons. We have 67 new households registered and dona ng using Online Giving since the middle of March and we are so grateful! Your ongoing financial support is vital for St. Joe’s so we can con nue to operate and carryout ministries during this difficult

me. We were able to secure an SBA Payroll Protec on Program Loan through our lender Bell Bank. We are eligible to have this PPP loan forgiven in the amount equal to what we spend on payroll and u li es during the eight week period of receiving the loan. This forgivable loan gives us the financial stability to pay the parish and school staff through June 30, 2020 while our Sunday offerings con nue to be short of budget. God is faithful and we will get through this! Gratefully, Kim Noel, Business Manager

Mass Readings & Intentions You may notice that a Mass intention that you had scheduled is not listed. Due to the Coronavirus there will be only one private Mass said per day, and all other Mass intentions will be moved to a future date. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Monday, May 4 Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4; Jn 10:11-18 Mass Inten on + Jane Nelson Snyder   Tuesday, May 5

Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1B-3, 4-5, 6-7; Jn 10:22-30 Mass Inten on Brad & Julie Wilson Family  

Wednesday, May 6 Acts 12:24—13:5A; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6 & 8; Jn 12:44-50 Mass Inten on + Rick Hand Thursday, May 7

Acts 13:13-25; Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25 & 27; 89:2-3, 21-22, 25 & 27 Mass Inten on Laurie Lantz   Friday, May 8

Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-7, 8-9, 10-11AB; Jn 14:1-6 Mass Inten on + Ed S ch Saturday, May 9

Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1, 2-3AB, 3CD-4; Jn 14:7-14 Mass Inten on + Estelle Bolgrean   Sunday, May 10 Fi h Sunday of Easter Acts 6:1-7; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19; 1 Pt 2:4-9; Jn 14:1-12

Mass Inten on + Ervin & + Jane Weber

Prayer Corner

Prayers for Our Military

Join us in praying for Jack Lien, son of John and Susan Lien, who is currently serving in the Middle East.

Pope Francis’ May Prayer Intention

 

The Holy Father asks for our prayers for a specific inten on each month. You are invited to answer the Holy Father's request and to join with many people worldwide in praying for this inten on. The inten on for May is: for Deacons. We pray that deacons, faithful in their service

to the Word and the poor, may be an invigora ng symbol for the en re Church. In need of prayers for your inten ons? Call the parish office at (218) 236-5066. Names will be listed for a couple months, as space allows.

Please pray for: Deacon Courtney Abel Della Bellefuille Darlene Bellmore Deacon Bill Beutler Raymond Bonawitz Pauline Bosak Emery Eggiman Dorothy Flynn Marian Greenwood Harlan Hersch Rosanna Holler

Judy Kolb Maren Krugler Brenda Leiseth Michelle Marco Anthony Nelson James Nelson Sr Bill O’Hara John Sklarski Chuck Solum Ron Wagner Leo Wald

Job Openings at St. Joseph’s

St. Joseph’s School is seeking candidates for the following posi on: Summer Program Assistants, Summer 2020.

Candidates have flexibility in days/hours but must be able to par cipate in ac ve learning experiences, easily find joy in working with children, and willingness to collaborate with co-workers and parents.

All interested candidates should visit h ps://stjoesmhdschool.com/employment-2. Direct any ques ons to Mr. Andrew Hilliker, Principal at ahilliker@stjoesmhdschool.com or (218) 233-0553.

Our Parish Campus ST. JOSEPH’S CEMETERY: If crema on is in your burial plans, St. Joseph’s cemetery has a columbarium which is a beau ful structure that holds cremains. The columbarium is located in the cemetery near the south entrance. It has single and double niches. A single niche sells for $1,450 and a double niche sells for $1,725. These prices include the plaque for the niche. We

have very limited space available for burial plots in the old cemetery for $600 each. Plots in the new cemetery on the east side are $500 each or $250 for infant lots. Contact Rob Thom at (701) 566-2605 for addi onal informa on or to make a purchase. ST. JOSEPH’S CHURCH LIBRARY is located in the Blessed John Newman Room next to our Holy Family Adora on Chapel. Check out numerous faith forma on resources for all ages!

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