ROBERT ADAM EATON Visit the extraordinary historic “Homesteader Gallery.” Featuring

handcrafted works of art, cabinetry of new or reclaimed Montana

lumber & accented with large chased copper door panels

paintings & much more. Beautifully hand carved panels can set

any door or kitchen cupboard or cabinet apart from the ordinary.

406-445-9105. Roberts, Mt http://robertaeaton.com/

Weekend Masses: Saturday -5:30 pm , and Sunday - 8:45 a.m.;

Daily Masses 9:00 AM Tuesday-Friday Reconciliation: Every Sat. at 4:00 pm in the Church.

Elliott Eaton Original art pieces by master

watercolor & oil artist — Elliott

Eaton. For a private viewing,

Phone: 698-4770

WELCOME TO ST. ANTHONY PARISH : We welcome all visitors to worship with us today. We’re blessed to

have you with us at this celebration of Holy Mass. Please take time

to introduce yourself to those around you so that we can become

acquainted. We hope you can become part of our parish family. To

do so, please phone the Parish Office 628-7182, or speak with

Father Tom after Mass.

St Anthony Parish 317 West 7th Street P.O . Box 955, Laurel, Montana 59044-0955

OFFICE 628-7182 stabulletin59044@aol.com Parish Center 628-7484

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Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time , Sept 9, 2012

New in the Parish or just looking for more!

Meet us weekdays for Morning Mass 9:00 am

Start each weekday off with Prayer, Eucharist, Scripture, Laughter, and lots of hugs.

People meet afterward for: book club, healing prayer, Cum Christo grouping, Divine

Office, and Spiritual guidance. Join any one of these, or bring along your own group

for a chance to join in the many gifts St. Anthony offers.

Parish enrollment sheets at the Church entrance, or

Phone Father Tom or Paula at the office number : 628—7182!

Pastoral Council: Scott Olson, Bill Baeten, Ed Steffans, Mary Kay Fox, Jay Craig, Gail Thomas, Sherry Dompier, & Vern Boyer

Finance Council: Rodney Halvorson, Jim Schug, Marti Sorkness

Pastor: Fr. Tom Harney

St. Anthony Staff:

Executive Director of Education: Barb Hoppel; Admin. Coordinator: Paula Story

Custodians: Renee Studiner, Rita Baeten; Grounds: Mike Longbottom.

Music: Mary Schrader, Diane McCoy; Eucharistic Ministers: Ann Walsh ; PCCW: May Magnus— Adoration: Janet Mogan

Ultreya: Linda Boyer ; RCIA: Jake McCoy ; Altar Servers: Lyndia Greenwalt ;

Environment : Sue Greer: Knights of Columbus: Bob Lanaghan

©Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC.Member SIPC.

Affirming the Culture of Life Conference

September 28th-29th

Great Falls University’s McLaughlin Center.

Bring Your Own Buddy and join Most Rev. Michael W. Warfel and Most

Rev. George Leo Thomas for the Affirming the Culture of Life Conference

September 28th-dmin@bresnan.net.

Hear messages from Montana’s Roman Catholic Bishops, along with

musician Tony Melendez; Darrell Kipp ,founder of the Piegan Institute to

study and preserve the Blackfoot language; John Carr, former Executive

Director of the USCCB Office of Justice, Peace and Human Development;

Susan Wills, Esq., of Respect Life Programs for Project Rachel; and Fr.

Leo Patalinghug, priest and author. For info or registration visit:

www.MontanaLife.org or contact Montana Catholic Conference at 406-

442-5761 or via email to mccadmin@bresnan.net.

Group Contacts

Book Study Group Wed. 9:30 am in the parish center.

Sherry Gieser 633-2775 or giesergal@yahoo.com

Eucharistic Min. Ann Walsh 860-8498;

Lectors: Lorraine Kilwien 628-4859;

Altar Servers: Lyndia Greenwalt (628-4712)

Environment committee chair: Sue Greer 633-2735

Knights of Columbus: meet the 3rd Monday of the month at

7:00 pm— parish center. Grand Knight Bob Lanaghan (861-1857).

Council of Catholic Women meet on the 2nd Monday of the month

parish center. Pres. Cyndi Hanson: 628-2255 –aahanson@optimum.net.

Ultreya meets on the 1st Monday of each month at 7:00 pm

in the parish center. Linda Boyer 628-4753.

Pastoral Council meets the fourth Thursday Sept—May Parish Center

Bill Baeten Chair: 545-0821.

Coffee & Doughnuts served 1st & 3rd Sunday after the 8:45 am Mass.

Hostesses - PCCW

RCIA : Jake McCoy 855-0977, or Father Tom at (628-7182).

First Friday (24 hour) Adoration : Janet Mogan (628-6985).

Music :Mary Shrader 633-2889; Diane McCoy 628– 8565

Flowers bed & planting: Lorene Schardt 628-6939,

Gail Thomas 628-2210 …

Bulletin notices: For the summer leave on machine at 628-7182 or

stabulletin59044@aol.com

Exultation of the Holy Cross — this Friday!

This Friday, September 14th is the Feast Day of the Exultation of the Holy

Cross. There will be mass at 9:00 am followed by a healing service. Please

attend. You are encouraged to stay and meditate before the cross here in the

sanctuary as long as you wish.

"How splendid the cross of Christ! It brings life, not death; light, not darkness;

Paradise, not its loss. It is the wood on which the Lord, like a great warrior,

was wounded in hands and feet and side, but healed thereby our tree has

destroyed us, a tree now brought us life" Quote -Theodore of Studios

(To your right a photo of a piece of the true cross from the Monastery in Athos.

St Agnes Red Lodge

We’ll have our annual Craft Fair on Oct 20, 2012

9:00 am—3:00 pm

If you’d like a booth space/table call

Betty Koch at 446-2465 or by mail

50 Aspen Way Red Lodge, 59068

Deadline Oct 1, 2012

St Benedict’s Fall Dinner — Roundup, Montana Nov 4, 2012—details later!

Dahl’s Grief Support Series starts this Tues.

Sept 11 ( 12 week series) This is a series that helps a

bereaved party through grief and supports them as they

enter a new faze of their lives. The group meets each Tues

7-9 pm at Dahls at 10 Yellowstone—Billings.

Linda Smith: 248-8807 Lsmithfc@qwestoffice.net

Readings: Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time: Is35: 4-7a; Jas2: 1-5; Mk7: 31-37 (128)

Masses for the week of September 10—15, 2012

St. Anthony Father Shevlin KC Council

Celebrates our:

Knight of the Month: Mark Guy

And Family of the Month: Steve & Leeann Story

Fromberg’s St Joseph Fall Dinner

Sunday, Sept 16, 2012 NOON –3:00

Roast Beef and everything scrumptious to go with it!

All prepared with love!

Many raffles with super prizes.

ADULTS: $8 KIDS 3-10: $3 Under 3 FREE!

For the intentions of all our parishioners and their families.

Gathering at St Anthony Church to pray the Holy Office all welcome!

For Margaret and Joe Kasner requested by Maynard.

For Stan Rubel in thanksgiving for his generous spirit.

For Louis & Virginia Gauthier requested by Garry and Shelly Fritel

For Kitty Harney requested by Flossy Goodman ANOINTING AFTER MASS

For Joe Riesinger requested by Pete Riesinger

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

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5:30 pm —

Religious Education Dept. is still

looking for

A 1st Grade teacher and

a 6-9th grade Coordinator.–

Sign Up today! 628-7484

There are still lots of niches to fill we need lots

of help in our Religious Ed Program.

“ YOU ARE THE LIGHT OF THE WORLD “ Matt 5:14

Don’t hide your light! Help set those young and

impressionable hearts aflame.

YOUTHS: IF YOU ARE IN 6-12 GRADE AND WANT TO

HELP IN THE AFTERNOON CLASSES FROM 4-5:15

PLEASE COME TO A MEETING ON SEPT. 19TH AT 3:30 &

Barb WILL TELL YOU WHAT’S EXPECTED OF YOU.

CLASS REGISTRATION DATES: are this Sunday,

Sept. 9 at the entrance of the church and Wednesday,

Sept.12 from 9:30a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Parish Center.

Will your family or group host

A Parish Family Night?

1st Wednesdays at 6:00 pm Starting Oct 3, 2012

Call Barb (628-7484) to Sign up or a

sign up sheet is at the church entrance. Food —fun—faith.

WE WELCOME—STEP 2

On Thursday, the Step 2 Weekend started here

at St Anthony for all those 4th Dayers who are

attending –Congratulations!

Wednesday Book Study

We have begun with The Cup of Our Life by Joyce Rupp

and will discuss it on Wed, Sept. 12 .

Anyone is welcome to join us .

Questions: Sherry Gieser 633-2775

or giesergal@yahoo.com.

Yellowstone Valley Christians for

Life — “ Forty Days for Life “

We will host a prayerful vigil outside the Planned Parenthood

abortion center on Wicks Lane in Billings from September 26

through November 4.

Pro-life Christians will pray peacefully on the sidewalk in front of

Planned Parenthood 24 hours a day all 40 days in step with the

National Campaign. The KC’s are planning to cover the night

hours, with others during the daytime. All pro-life persons are

invited. All churches are responsible for one day a week or ½ day

a week for the smaller churches. 40daysforlife.com/billings

Thank you to Faye and Keith Wood for

the updated Sound system! We recently have had an extensive revamp done on our

sound system in the church by Mark Rheaume ( Lifetronics

in Billings.) Mark was very reasonable with his billing, still

the price tag was $8560.00! We would never have attempted

it without the amazing generosity of FAYE and KEITH

who covered this expense with a $10,000.00 donation. And

although they would rather keep their goodness anonymous

we just have to thank them out loud and in print. So, thank

you to two generous souls your gift is so deeply appreciated

by all friends of St Anthony.

At our Lighthouse Kiosk this week!

We are all called to evangelize our Catholic Faith, but first we need

to know Jesus Christ and His Beautiful Church. Pick up your

copies of the newly arrived Lighthouse Catholic Media CDs which

are in the foyer of the church.

Aborting American – The Story of an Ex-Abortionist

by Bernard Nathanson.

Bernard Nathanson - An MD from New York - helped found the

National Abortion Rights Action League, but is now a pro-life

activist. Founding member of NARAL Pro-Choice America. He

worked with Betty Friedan for legalization of abortion in the USA.

Also director of New York's largest abortion clinic. He claims that

he’s responsible for over 75,000 abortions in his precious career.

Please donate to St Anthony Our insurance bill from Catholic

Mutual came and it is out of

this world

( and not in a good way)!

If you don’t donate to the church, please start today!

Please SIGN UP TO BRING

TREATS!

We need Folks to

BAKE COOKIES or make treats

for our Religious Ed Classes

K–9 after school on Weds.

And at 7 pm for 6-9. Barb 628-7484

Sign up! Janet Mogan - 628-6985, Connie and Dale

Blom - 628-7613 are the local Coordinators.

St. Anthony is scheduled to fill two hour time slots every

Friday, between the hours of 6:00 AM and 2:00 PM,

starting on Sept. 29, thru Nov. 2 . And that we need men of

the Parish to fill in the hours of 10:00 PM on those Fridays,

until 6:00 AM Saturdays.

The new Blue Coupon Books are in and the

Knights will be selling them at the entrance

of the Church for the next few weeks.

At $20 they are a bargain plus the buys are amazing

Riverstone Health Hospice — Living with loss 6-week grief counseling support: 406-651-6500 No Cost

8 person attendee groups: Sept 22—Nov 17

Anointing and Laying on of Hands

If life is getting you down and you need a special healing come this

Friday, Sept 14th, Father Tom will anoint any of us who are in

need after 9:00 Morning Mass .

Father Tom, will anoint anyone wishing to receive

healing prayer of mind, body, or spirit, each

2nd Friday after mass. All are most welcome

to come forward. To receive this Sacrament, you don’t

have to be gravely ill—it’s an anointing for those

who need healing in all areas. Please come for this wonderful moment

with Jesus & the grace and Light of GOD that you’ll receive.

Oh so lost —

Two keys on a St. Anthony's Parish

100 year anniversary

key chain

with "Karen" engraved on

the back of the key chain.

lf found turn in at office, church, or phone : 628-7182.

Sponge Bob and Patrick courtesy of Nick/2 images

A Note from Always our Children

“Hi...Our long, hot summer is nearly over and it’s time to get back

to our Always Our Children meetings again. Sister Mary will be

out of town, our 1st meeting is scheduled on Thurs. September 13

at 7:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of St. Pius. So please make this

change to your calendars. It will be great to see everyone again

and reconnect. Hopefully everyone had a great summer, in spite of

the heat. From Pam Nelson.