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HOLY ROSARY PARISH e community of Holy Rosary Parish is the body of Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, called to gather for worship, cherish the Roman Catholic traditions of our faith, to live the gospel, minister to others, and be Christ to the world. 1885 - 2015 January 2016 Offices will be closed The offices will be closed on Monday, January 18, 2016. There will be no daily Mass. Sadie Quinn Armfield Heather Marie (White) and Kevin Joel Armfield Born: July 31, 2013 Baptized: December 20, 2015 Laken Ryan Aaker Amanda Marguerite (Samuel) and Ryan Sidney Aaker Born: July 30, 2015 Baptized: December 6, 2015 Daxton Lawrence Brooke Megan Ann (Schneider) and Cornelius Patrick Brooke Born: Novemer 19, 2014 Baptized: December 26, 2015 We celebrated the Sacrament of Baptism and Welcomed into the Community of Holy Rosary Automatic External Defibrillator We have an AED, which is located on the wall at the top of the Babcock Lobby Stairs; across from the bathroom. When anyone calls 911 for an emergency at Holy Rosary, the dispatcher will ask you to get the AED and bring it to the person who is in distress. If the person is unresponsive and pulseless, someone should start basic chest compressions, while others call 911 and get the AED. When the AED is opened, verbal instructions will be given on its operations. What is this Jubilee Year of Mercy? If there’s one word we have come to identify with Pope Francis, it’s the word “mercy.” It’s a compelling, consoling, generous word. We have seen the Holy Father applying this word as he washes the feet of prisoners and embraces the disfigured. Last month Pope Francis opened the Jubilee Year of Mercy. What’s a jubilee year, and how does it impact those of us in the pews in Peoria or San Diego, Perth or Vancouver? Jubilee years have been around since 1300, and usually occur every 25 to 50 years. Like all things Catholic, they’re steeped in history. There’s even a Holy Door at the Basilica of St. Peter’s which is opened by the pontiff to begin the jubilee year. But we know that with Pope Francis, the jubilee will take on meaning far beyond mere historical formalities. Hopefully, it will deeply affect our own spiritual lives. In proclaiming the Jubilee Year of Mercy, the Holy Father cited the Gospel of Saint Matthew on the subject of forgiveness. When Peter asks Jesus if he must forgive someone as much as seven times, Jesus replied that we are to forgive not seven times, but instead, seventy-seven times (18:21-22). “This is a profound teaching,” said Pope Francis. “Jesus affirms that mercy is not only an action of the Father, it becomes a criterion for ascertaining who his true children are.” The year of mercy began on the feast of the Immaculate Conception, which coincides with the 50th anniversary of the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council, an event about which Pope Francis said, “The walls which too long had made the Church a kind of fortress were torn down.” Francis clearly wants walls between people to come down; he wants doors other than ceremonial ones opened. What can we do to make this year special? We can start by extending mercy to ourselves, a sometimes difficult task. Perhaps we’ve been neglecting the Sacrament of Reconciliation. This is the perfect time to return. Maybe there is a family rift or torn relationship that needs healing. Pope Francis especially beckons us towards those who live on the margins of society: We must open our hearts “to those living on the outermost fringes of society, fringes modern society itself creates.” We must challenge ourselves to reach out beyond our comfort zone. The Pope challenges us. He proclaims that mercy is the central function of the Church and the key aspect of Jesus’ ministry and work.
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HOLY ROSARY PARISH
The community of Holy Rosary Parish is the body of Christ, empowered by the Holy Spirit, called to gather for worship, cherish the Roman Catholic traditions of our faith, to live the gospel, minister to others, and be Christ to the world.
1885 - 2015
January 2016
Offices will be closedThe offices will be closed on Monday, January 18, 2016. There will be no daily Mass.
Sadie Quinn ArmfieldHeather Marie (White)
andKevin Joel ArmfieldBorn: July 31, 2013
Baptized: December 20, 2015
Laken Ryan AakerAmanda Marguerite (Samuel)
andRyan Sidney AakerBorn: July 30, 2015
Baptized: December 6, 2015
Daxton Lawrence BrookeMegan Ann (Schneider)
andCornelius Patrick BrookeBorn: Novemer 19, 2014
Baptized: December 26, 2015
We celebrated the Sacrament of Baptism
and Welcomed into the Community of Holy Rosary
Automatic External Defibrillator
We have an AED, which is located on the wall at the top of the Babcock Lobby Stairs; across from the bathroom. When anyone calls 911 for an emergency at Holy Rosary, the dispatcher will ask you to get the AED and bring it to the person who is in distress. If the person is unresponsive and pulseless, someone should start basic chest compressions, while others call 911 and get the AED. When the AED is opened, verbal instructions will be given on its operations.
What is this Jubilee Year of Mercy?
If there’s one word we have come to identify with Pope Francis, it’s the word “mercy.” It’s a compelling, consoling, generous word. We have seen the Holy
Father applying this word as he washes the feet of prisoners and embraces the disfigured. Last month Pope Francis opened the Jubilee Year of Mercy. What’s a jubilee year, and how does it impact those of us in the pews in Peoria or San Diego, Perth or Vancouver? Jubilee years have been around since 1300, and usually occur every 25 to 50 years. Like all things Catholic, they’re steeped in history. There’s even a Holy Door at the Basilica of St. Peter’s which is opened by the pontiff to begin the jubilee year. But we know that with Pope Francis, the jubilee will take on meaning far beyond mere historical formalities. Hopefully, it will deeply affect our own spiritual lives. In proclaiming the Jubilee Year of Mercy, the Holy Father cited the Gospel of Saint Matthew on the subject of forgiveness. When Peter asks Jesus if he must forgive someone as much as seven times, Jesus replied that we are to forgive not seven times, but instead, seventy-seven times (18:21-22). “This is a profound teaching,” said Pope Francis. “Jesus affirms that mercy is not only an action of the Father, it becomes a criterion for ascertaining who his true children are.” The year of mercy began on the feast of the Immaculate Conception, which coincides with the 50th anniversary of the conclusion of the Second Vatican Council, an event about which Pope Francis said, “The walls which too long had made the Church a kind of fortress were torn down.” Francis clearly wants walls between people to come down; he wants doors other than ceremonial ones opened. What can we do to make this year special? We can start by extending mercy to ourselves, a sometimes difficult task. Perhaps we’ve been neglecting the Sacrament of Reconciliation. This is the perfect time to return. Maybe there is a family rift or torn relationship that needs healing. Pope Francis especially beckons us towards those who live on the margins of society: We must open our hearts “to those living on the outermost fringes of society, fringes modern society itself creates.” We must challenge ourselves to reach out beyond our comfort zone. The Pope challenges us. He proclaims that mercy is the central function of the Church and the key aspect of Jesus’ ministry and work.
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Knights of Columbus January 4, 2015
6:00 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.
Journey ReunionJanuary 21, 2015
7:00 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.
ForestersJanuary 11, 2015
6:30 pmParish Center
Resurrection ParishChapel of Perpetual Eucharistic AdorationCall 586-9243 for hours available
HOLY ROSARY PARISHOffices - 220 W. Main, Bozeman, MT 59715 P. O. Box 96, Bozeman, MT 59771 Website: www.holyrosarybozeman.org email: [email protected] Telephone: 406-587- 4581 Fax: 406-582-0248
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION PREK-5 Laura Kuntz - ext. 121 [email protected]
OFFICE STAFF Nadine Tribble - ext. 100 [email protected]
SUNDAY LITURGIES HOLY ROSARY Saturday Rosary at 4:45 pm Mass at 5:15 pm Sunday Rosary at 7:30 am Sunday Mass 8:00 am Divine Mercy Chaplet at 10:15 am Sunday Mass 10:30 am RESURRECTION Saturday 5:00 pm Resurrection Sunday 8:00 and 10:00 am, 1st Sunday of month Spanish Mass at 1:00 pm ST. JOHN VIANNEY - Belgrade Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 7:30 am & 11:30 am http://sjvbelgrade.org/ HOLY FAMILY - Three Forks Sunday 9:30 am
MARRIAGEDiocesan policy requires a minimum of six months notice. Contact the church first when planning to marry.
DAILY LITURGIES Rosary Daily at 11:40 AM M 12:05 pm W 12:05 pm TH 12:05 pm F 12:05 pm TU, W 7:00 am Resurrection F 5:00 pm Resurrection
A funeral Mass takes the place of any daily Mass.
LITURGY, MUSIC - ext. 105 Laurie Croghan, Liturgy Coordinator [email protected] Tim Bell, Music Coordinator
PASTOR Rev. Leo Proxell - ext. 101 [email protected]
BAPTISM Celebrated at regular Liturgies. Phone parish office for parent instruction classes.
FORESTERSBarbara Schaff, President 586-5026Barbara Hudson, V-President 586-9440Mary Guthmiller, Secretary 587-5596Robbi Colvin, Treasurer 587-5623
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUSChris Budeski, Grand Knight 522-3844John Guthmiller, Financial Secretary 587-5596Don Smith 4th Degree Navigator 586-4510KofCBozeman.org
RECONCILIATION Saturday begins promptly at 3:30 pm or phone office for appointment
ANOINTING OF THE SICKIn an emergency, please phone the office anytime day or night. In other situations, the pastor will be happy to arrange for anointing as appropriate. Communal Anointing of the Sick is celebrated twice yearly as announced.
YOUTH MINISTER 6-12 Kelly Ruby - 587-4581 - ext. 120 [email protected]
Office Hours: M-TH 9:00 am - 3:00 pm and FRI 9:00 - 1:00
CONFIRMATION Kelly Ruby - 587-4581 - ext. 120 kruby @holyrosarybozeman.org
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Sunday to Sunday Bible StudyThursdays at 1:30 PMParish Center
Ministers of the SickJanuary 14, 2015 - 10:30 amParish Center
High School Youth GroupWednesdays - 6:00 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.
Jr. High RE - 6-8 Wednesdays - 6:00 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.
CSS Wednesday Bible StudyWednesdays - 8:45 amBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.
Confirmation ClassSee Kelly RubyBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.RCIAThursdays - 7:00 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.
CSS Monday Bible StudyMondays - 7:00 pmBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.
RE PreK-5Sundays - 9:15 amBoz. Cath. Com. Ctr.
CATHOLIC RADIO STATION KOFK 98.3 FMPO Box 481, Bozeman, MT 59771587-5635
SICK AND HOMEBOUND Call Nadine - 587-4581 - ext. 100
Christopher GrayBill LewisGomez Routhier
PASTORAL/FINANCE COUNCILMary RouthierBarbara SchaffMario Stanislao
RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS Call the office - 587-4581
Knights of Columbus4th Degrees
February 15, 20156:00 pm
Boz. Cath. Com. Ctr.
STEERING COMMITTEEE FOR CAPITAL CAMPAIGNJerry CashmanRona DavisonTom GriffinJohn GuthmillerBill LewisLarry Merkel
Peter McGeeCraig RoloffGomez RouthierMary RouthierMario Stanislao
GOD IN HEAVEN, GRANT COMFORT TO THESE OUR SICK:
GIVE THEM COURAGE, PATIENCE, AND HOPE; ASSURE THEM OF THE SUPPORT OF YOUR HOLY PEOPLE.
If you are on the prayer list, and wish to take yourself off, or have put someone else on, whom you would like to take off, please call the office at 587-4581.
If you need to put yourself or someone else on who is ill, please call the office.
Ken Barnhardt, Jerry Beard, Lee Blackwood, Eleanor Bond, N. Greer Clark, Anita Kolman, John Patrick Crane Family, Joann D'Agostino, Tracy D’Arduini, Debra Dehmer,
Teryl Dore, Nikole Drummond, Mary Katherine Egan, Sara Ellison, Teresa Fellows, George J. Gallagher, Julie Gannon, Ken Goldstein, John Guthmiller, Jean Hastings, Erma Houchins,
Lynn Hofeldt, Diane McCue Hollinger, Leon James Holzer, Lawrence Kjar, Jackie Kostelnik, Toni Kramarich, Dawn Marx Kreuz, Hailey Roloff Kucinski, Erma Kurk, Joe Lenneman,
Connie Lewis, Joseph Mack, Ann Marshall, Shannon McMahon, Kevin McNelis, Annette Miceli, Helen Mell, Betty Monforton, Ellen Murray, Rena Navant, David Noyes, Kate & Richard Reid,
Beverly Reinig, Brian Riggs, Kim Robert, Elizabeth Rosson, Stevie Sabo, Tev Sanders, Mildred Shoenecke Mark Severson, Tish Smith, Rachel (Thorp) Silva, Dorothy Solyst,
Edith Spencer, Brendan Steele, Jessie Stenburg, Fred Thiel, Renee Thorp, Bernard (Ben) VanHoorn, Walker Wagner, Sofia Wass, Stevie Wingard, Joe Zinner
ETERNAL REST GRANT UNTO THEM, O LORD...
= Carolyn Morgan = Thomas Diamond = Kay McKay = Katherine Donvan =
...AND LET PERPETUAL LIGHT SHINE UPON THEM
AND LET US ALSO PRAY FOR ALL THE INNOCENT PEOPLE OF WAR.
A PRAYER FOR OUR TROOPSLord, hold our troops in your loving hands. Protect them as they protect the nation. Bless them and their families for the selfless acts they perform for us in this time of need. And after they have accomplished their tasks, bring them safely home so they can be reunited with their loved ones. We ask this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen.
If you know of any changes to this list, please call the office at 587-4581. Thank you.
Maj. Dan Bodine - Air ForceLeut. Danny Castro - Air ForceCapt. Joe Castro - Air ForceCol. Jay Chapman - ArmyTsgt Andy Drewiske - Air Na. Grd.Capt. Steve Drewiske - Air Force
PRIESTS THAT NEED OUR PRAYERSMsgr. Joseph Harrington, Fr. Jim Hazelton, Fr. Joe Pat Moran
Fr. Joseph Oblinger, Fr. Tom O’Donnell, Bishop Richard Omland, Fr. Dan Powers,
Cmdr Billy Fraser - NavyAirman Tyler M. Gootkin - Air ForceCapt. John Kelly - ArmyCol. Kris Krammarich - ArmyJohn Olson - Marine VeteranLtCol Randolph J StenzelPvt. Devin Stickley - Army
Holy Rosary Parish News
Gallatin Valley Food Bank Wish Listcanned soup, canned vegetables, canned fruit and
pasta.Love INC Personal Care Pantry
Lotion, pull-ups, shampoo, dish soap, deodorantFurniture Requests
Dressers, chest of drawers, dining table and chairs
Our Parish Stewardship
Religious Articles WantedIf you would like to donate religious articles for a mission in Yakima, please call Mary Ellen Pitt at 582-1947. They will take medals, holy cards, rosaries/broken rosaries, prayer books, etc.
Listening Assist Receivers!Listening Assist Receivers are available for use at all masses. We will place the older receivers, which do work with this system, in baskets at each of the entry ways. There are a limited number of the new receivers available for use from the acolytes. Either of these units may be purchased for your own personal use. Please contact Laurie if you are interested in purchasing one.
Unused Eye Glasses & Cell PhonesBox in the north entryway of the church
The Bozeman Lions Club collects used eye glasses, hearing aides, and cell phones, refurbishes them and provides them to those who could not otherwise afford them. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, and all donations are tax deductible to the maximum allowed by IRS standards. On behalf of the Bozeman Lions and those who receive this benefit, we thank you for your caring assistance. If you would like more information about this worthy cause, please contact Richard Reiley at 406-388-7840.
Bulletin Board and Entry Way Table Items MUST be approved by the office before they are put up. If we find inappropriate items, they will be removed.
Gallatin Valley Food BankThe Gallatin Valley Food Bank would like to thank you for the 200 lbs of assorted groceries for the month of October 2015.
Bulletin AdsI have openings for some new bulletin ads. The ads are $225.00 per year (July 1 through June 30) for the small ads, and $450.00 for the larger ads. If you would like to purchase an ad, or need more information, please call Nadine at the office 587-4581.
Nov. 22, 2015 $8,244.50
Dec. 1, 2013 Nov. 30, 2014 Nov. 29, 2015 $9,279.00 $6,487.50 $9,152.50 Dec. 8, 2013 Dec. 7, 2014 Dec. 6, 2015 $9,027.00 $10,833.00 $13,622.96
Dec. 15, 2013 Dec. 14, 2014 Dec. 13, 2015 $9,214.00 $8,193.00 $10,855.97 Dec. 22, 2013 Dec. 21, 2014 Dec. 20, 2015 $7,746.00 $8,878.71 $7,240.50
Dec. 29, 2013 Dec. 28, 2014 Dec. 27, 2015 $9,712.31 $7,878.56 $8,544.50
Religious Retirement Fund 2013 2014 2015 $1,377.00 $1,824.00 $1,424.00
Christmas 2013 2014 2015 $36,739.00 $39,569.00 $32,291.00
Total pledged as of December 28, 2015: $1,453,273.07 Total paid as of December 28, 2015: $930,557.65
Burn the MortgageSecond Collections
The Next 100 Years Amount Pledged: $4,613,512.99 Amount Paid: $4,538,534.83
November 22, 2015 $1,431.66 November 29, 2015 $1,147.85 December 6, 2015 $1,335.61 December 13, 2015 $1,282.13 December 20, 2015 $1,272.27 December 25, 2015 $3375.00 December 27, 2015 $1408.11
Holy Rosary Parish News
Knights of Columbus Bozeman Council 1413
The Knights of Columbus will lead the Rosary before the 8:00 am Mass. It will begin at 7:30 am. and will be the Divine Mercy Chaplet. All are welcome to participate.
National Catholic Society of Foresters, Holy Rosary Court 1036
Box Tops and Labels for EducationThank you for saving box tops and labels for St.Mary's Catholic School in Livingston – they sendtheir thanks. Please continue to drop (non-expired) box tops and labels in designated collection boxes at our church.
Egg Cartons for Food BankPlease discontinue bringing in egg cartons, as the food bank has all they need for now.
Talking With NeighborsAn Interfaith forum for people of Gallatin Valley, will be on January 6, 2016 at 12:00 Noon at the Temple Beth Shalom at 2010 W. Koch St. It is one hour long, so bring your lunch, but please respect the Temple and do not bring pork or shellfish products. This forum will be about "Politics and the Pulpit". The presenters are Rabbi Ed Stafman, Dr. Ruhul Amin, Rev. Jody McDevitt, and Rev. Leo Proxell.
Lasagna DinnerSave the Date! After the 5:15 mass on Saturday, January 16, 2016, the Foresters will be serving a lasagna dinner. The dinner will include lasagna, salad, bread, beverages, and dessert. The cost will be $10 per person, with all proceeds going towards the Burn the Mortgage Campaign. Come enjoy great food and the company of your fellow parishioners.
This will also be the celebration of Huguette Coghlan's 90th birthday. Come out and wish her a very happy birthday, and enjoy a lasagna dinner and help the Burn the Mortgage Campaign all in one shot!Ladies of the Helena Diocese
Mark your calendars for…The first Western Montana Catholic Women’s Conference, Saturday, April 16, 2016 at Carroll
College Campus
Children at MassA number of our parishioners have asked that mention be made of babies and little children who, by just being babies and little children, can make quite a bit of noise during Mass, making it difficult for others to focus on their participation in the Liturgy. First and foremost, ALL ARE WELCOME from their first day to their last at our Parish. We are truly blest to have so many young families in our parish attend Mass and, as the good Lord said, "Let the children come unto me," so do we, with gratitude for the sacred gift of life that they are! It would be helpful, however, for parents to take an upset or loudly crying child to the entryway for a time if necessary, or address the need as best as they can, and as soon as they can as well. Life happens and "Holy order" is rarely neat and orderly, but instead a sharing in the Body of Christ as who we are and all we hope to be. Thank you very much for your prayerful consideration of this request.
New to our Parish?If you are new to our parish, we would like to welcome you into our community. Please pick up a registration form (either on the entryway table, or by calling the office 587-4581) and let us know who you are.
Sick and or HomeboundDo you know of someone who is sick and in the hospital or homebound who would like to receive communion once a week? If so, please call the office 587-4581 and we will arrange for one of our many wonderful people to come and visit and bring communion.
Piano LessonsOur choir director, Tucker Torok, teaches piano lessons and is accepting new students. He's comfortable with all ages and abilities, and wants lessons to be a fun learning experience. For more information, call Tucker at 406-551-3238 or email [email protected]
Holy Rosary Parish News
Worldwide Marriage EncounterMay your marriage experience the blessings and joy that Christmas promises. Strengthen, renew, and rekindle your marriage sacrament by attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend on January 22-24 in Miles City, MT. Contact Jim and Daphne at 406-850-3174 <#> or [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> . Check out our websites at www.wwme.org <http://www.wwme.org/> or www.wwmesection9.org <http://www.wwmesection9.org/>
ATTENTION ENGAGED COUPLES!!! The next Catholic Engaged Encounter weekend is January 29-31, 2016 in Great Falls. Sign up now!! Information and registration is available online at WWW.GREATFALLSCEE.ORG <http://www.greatfallscee.org/> . Deadline for registration is January 21st. Call Brenda or Bill Chafin at 406-771-8658 <tel:406-771-8658> for more information. A Wedding is a Day: A Marriage is a Lifetime!
Love INCLove INC is offering two FREE classes starting February 2, 2016. Finding Financial Freedom and Resolving Everyday Conflict run once a week for 10 weeks, and are designed to offer wise advice both on finances and how to deal with conflict. To sign up for either class, call Jane at 587-6395 or email [email protected] by January 19. Childcare and transportation are provided.
Love INCLove INC has several volunteer opportunities, so if you are interested, please call 587-6395:Drivers with Trucks to occasionally deliver larger itemsOffice Worker who enjoys talking to others on the phoneDrivers to occasionally transport people or deliver small itemsDrivers with pickups to occasionally deliver large items/furnitureLabor--Light or Heavy to help move furniture, organize warehouse, unload donations, do basic home repairs or get dirty with housekeeping.
Choir Schedule for January 2016January 2nd, 4:15 pm rehearsal/5:15 pm massJanuary 10th, 9:30 am rehearsal/10:30 am massJanuary 17th, 7:20 am rehearsal/8:00 am massJanuary 23rd, 4:15 pm rehearsal/5:15 pm massJanuary 31st, 9:30 am rehearsal/10:30 am mass
Dear Holy Rosary Parishioners: How do we possibly thank you enough for the joy you brought to the residents of Mountain View Healthcare Community this Christmas season. Celebrating the holidays in a long term care setting can sometimes be difficult. However, with all of your generosity we celebrated in grand style. Every resident received beautifully wrapped gifts that made each one feel special and cared for. Family members expressed their gratitude as well and were also overwhelmed by the generosity. And thank you to Nadine and the staff and volunteers that put together the Angel Trees, deliver the gifts and make all of the magic happen!Again, thank you from the bottom of our hearts for thinking of us during the holidays, and ensuring each one of our residents had a special, warm and loving Christmas.Warmly,The Residents, their families and the staff of Mountain View Healthcare Community.
February BulletinThe February bulletin will be published on January 30/31, 2016. The deadline for submitting anything for the bulletin will be January 18, 2016 at noon.
Holy Rosary Parish News
Attention Parishioners!If you have been coming to Holy Rosary and have not registered, please get a Registration form from the Entry way table and fill it out. You can put it into the collection basket, or mail it to PO Box 96, Bozeman, MT 59771 or bring it to the office. If you have Registered and MOVED, please contact the office with your new address, as we are getting many of the mailings that we send out back. This costs us money, and it costs you not being informed of what is going on in the parish.
Moms in PrayerWould you like to have your children or grandchildren prayed for? Moms in Prayer meets every Wednesday during lunch. Give your children the gift of prayer this school year. Contact Chris Cichon for more information at 570-7537.
We would like to extend our condolences to the following:
Connie Lewis on the loss of her brother, Terry Gough.
Chistine and Mike Natale for the loss of Christine's father, Salvatora Musarra.
Parking Lot!!Your staff of 8 has only 5 designated parking spaces close to the office and church. Please be respectful and do not park in STAFF PARKING at any time. Our hours are seven days a week at any given time of day, so it is important that we know we can safely park near the building to take care of things. Thank you!
Parking spaces in the parking lot are marked.There should be NO PARKING against curbs that are in the driving lanes of the lot; or on the sidewalks. If you park in these undesignated areas and it becomes a problem, you will be towed away. Emergency vehicles need to have a clear path should there be an emergency in the church.
Support Annual Catholic Appeal 2015Assisting Our Parishes and Missions
The 2015 ACA promotes the availability of Journey, provides Human Resource Services and dirction for Protecting God's Children. Telecommunications and technology support benefits our 57 parishes and 38 missions.
Our goal is $85,000.00 with 100 % of participation. As of December 23, 2015, we have pledged $69,201 dollars or 81% of goal. We have 303 donors or 37.50% of participation. Please consider a donation to the Annual Catholic Appeal, and help us to meet both goals.
Anticipating a Bright and Faith Filled Future for Our Church.
Calling all mom's!Come join in the fellowship with Holy Rosary mom's at our bible study on Thursday mornings from 9am-11am at the BCCC. Child care is available! Contact Erin Harper [email protected]
Holy Rosary Parish News
Women's RetreatS. Noreen Walter, SCL will drect our retreat "Rest Stops for the Soul". Starting Friday, July 22 at 4 pm and ending Saturday, July 23 at 5 pm. You will be escorted across the water with your sleeping bag, pillow, shower towel, Bible and prayerful spirit! Women age 21 and over are invited. The cost is $100 per person. For more information, [email protected]. Registration is from December 1, 2015 through July 8, 2016. Visit www.showmyevent.com to register. Your registration is transferable but not refundable.
A Prayer for our SeminariansO Lord Jesus Christ, great High Priest, I pray that You call many worthy souls to Your holy priesthood. Enlighten the Bishop in the choice of candidates, the Spiritual Director in molding them, and the professors in instructing them. Lead the seminarians daily in Your unerring footsteps; so that they may become priests who are models of purity, possessors of wisdom and heroes of sacrifice; steeped in humility and aflame with love for God and man; apostles of Your glory and sanctifiers of souls. Amen. Mount Angel Seminary – Joseph Paddock, Deacon Cody WilliamsSt. John Vianney Seminary, Denver – Michel Dirkson, Tyler Frohich, Kirby Longo, Bryce Lungren, Andy Morrow, Oliver Santin, Nathan ScheideckerSpirituality Year, Denver - Matthew Christiaens, Jared Howes, Codi Krueger, Andrew Nistler, Jef-fery WaltonCasa Santa Maria, Rome – Fr. Chris Lebsock
Faith Formation/Religious Education News
RE PRESchool-5 MiddlE SchoolBozEMan catholic Youth GRouPHere is our January schedule:
January 3rd: No FF classes - Happy New Year!January 10th: FF classesJanuary 17th: FF classesJanuary 24th: NO FF classes January 31st: FF classes On January 30th we will have our Reconciliation Retreat at the BCCC from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm. It is for all the students who will be receiving Reconciliation and Eucharist this year. Please keep them in your prayers as they prepare to receive the Sacraments. Thank you to the 5th grade and the parents that participated in making gift bags for the residents of the Boulevard Apartments and HRDC! We filled 155 gift bags with personal items and food. These were really appreciated!
Happy New Year! Classes are Sundays from 9:15 am to 10:15 am in the basement of the BCCC. If you have questions please contact Laura Kuntz at 587-4581 ext. 122, or e-mail at [email protected].
Please make note of a couple of schedule changes for Middle and High School Faith Formation!
High School Faith Formation will resume on Wednesday January 6th.Middle School will resume Wednesday January 13th
CalendarJanuary 6th – High School FF ONLYJanuary 13th – Middle and High School FF.January 20th – Regular FFJanuary 22-24th – Awakening RetreatJanuary 27th – Regular FFFebruary 3rd – Regular FFFebruary 10th – No FF – Ash Wednesday!
ConfirmationDid you miss the December 6th meeting? Not to worry all of our updated information is located on the Holy Rosary Website. We have a Confirmation class on January 17th and if you miss this one, you’ve got to wait for another whole year! Check out the info online and get it on your calendar!
AwakeningA 3 day 2 night high school retreat! This is an excellent way for teens to spend a weekend in prayer and fellowship learning about discipleship and encountering Christ. Please note that this retreat will take place at the BCCC in Bozeman the weekend of January 22-24th. This retreat is for sophomores thru seniors. Registration is up online on the Holy Rosary Website. Registrations due January 6th! No Exceptions!
VirtusAs of right now we don’t have any trainings scheduled, but please keep checking the Virtus website for more trainings as they’ll most likely be posted before the next bulletin! www.virtus.org Also this is a good reminder to check in on your bulletins if you haven’t done that in awhile!
Protecting God’s ChildrenFor the good of the faithful, for the health and protection of our young people, and for the peace of mind of parents and parishioners alike, we ask anyone wishing to report allegations of sexual abuse or to obtain information regarding the implementation of the “Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People,” please contact the chancellors’s Office at the Diocese of Helena at 1-800-584-8914. The Charter and diocesan policies can be found online at www.diocesehelena.org.
Word of the Day
=Sunday, January 3, 2016 Isaiah 60:1-6
Psalm 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-13Ephesians 3:2-3a, 5-6
Matthew 2:1-12
Monday, January 41 John 3:22--4:6
Matthew 4:12-17, 23-25
Tuesday, January 51 John 4:7-10Mark 6:34-44
Wednesday, January 6 1 John 4:11-18Mark 6:45-52
Thursday, January 71 John 4:19--5:4Luke 4:14-22a
Friday, January 81 John 5:5-13Luke 5:12-16
Saturday, January 91 John 5:14-21John 3:22-30
=Sunday, January 10Isaiah 42:1-4, 6-7
Psalm 29:1-4, 9-10Acts 10:34-38
Luke 3:15-16, 21-22
Monday, January 111 Samuel 1:1-8Mark 1:14-20
Tuesday, January 121 Samuel 1:9-20
Mark 1:21-28
Wednesday, January 131 Samuel 3:1-10, 19-20
Mark 1:29-39
Thursday, January 141 Samuel 4:1-11
Mark 1:40-45
Friday, January 151 Samuel 8:4-7, 10-22a
Mark 2:1-12
Saturday, January 161 Samuel 9:1-4, 17-19,
10:1aMark 2:13-17
=Sunday, January 17Isaiah 62:1-5
Psalm 96:1-3, 7-101 Corinthians 12:4-11
John 2:1-11
Monday, January 181 Samuel 15:16-23
Mark 2:18-22
Tuesday, January 191 Samuel 16:1-13
Mark 2:23-28
Wednesday, January 201 Samuel 17:32-33, 37,
40-51Mark 3:1-6
Thursday, January 211 Samuel 18:6-9; 19:1-7
Mark 3:7-12
Friday, January 221 Samuel 24:3-21
Mark 3:13-19
Saturday, January 232 Samuel 1:1-4, 11-12, 19,
23-27Mark 3:20-21
=Sunday, January 24Nehemiah 8:2-4a, 5-6, 8-10
Psalm 19:8-10, 151 Corinthians 12:12-30
Luke 1:1-4; 4:14-21
Monday, January 25Acts 22:3-16
Mark 16:15-18
Tuesday, January 262 Timothy 1:1-8Mark 3:31-35
Wednesday, January 272 Samuel 7:4-17
Mark 4:1-20
Thursday, January 282 Samuel 7:18-19, 24-29
Mark 4:21-25
Friday, January 292 Samuel 11:1-4a, 5-10a.
13-17Mark 4:26-34
Saturday, January 302 Samuel 12:1-7a, 10-17
Mark 4:35-41
=Sunday, January 31 Jeremiah 1:4-5, 17-19Psalm 71:1-6, 15, 17
1 Corinthians 12:31--13:13Luke 4:21-30
If I have scheduled a Mass Intention for a day on which the Mass must be canceled for some reason, I will reschedule those Intentions at a later time. Please watch the bulletin for the new time.
Monday, January 4, 2016: 12:05 pm: James B. Kiefer rb Cecelia Kiefer
Wednesday, January 6, 2016: 12:05 pm: Ed Proxell rb Family; Kay McKay rb Holy Rosary Parish
Thursday, January 7, 2016: 12:05 pm: Fran Charvat rb Vanda Gallagher; Jerry Mernin rb Mary & Terry Danforth
Friday, January 8, 2016: 12:05 pm: Katherine Donvan rb Holy Rosary Parish
Saturday, January 9, 2016: 5:15 pm: Eileen Sebena rb Susan Sebena; Geraldine Ahl rb Joan Berg
Sunday, January 10, 2016: 8:00 am: Phyllis Jopes rb John Gallagher and Carol Canbianica; Carolyn Morgan rb Holy Rosary Parish
10:30 am: Thomas Diamond rb Holy Rosary Parish; People of Holy Rosary Parish
Monday, January 11, 2016: 12:05 pm: Patricia Golden rb Karen Ann Farthing
Wednesday, January 13, 2016: 12:05 pm: Catherine Kleber rb Rory Derigan & Jodine Kleber
Thursday, January 14, 2016: 12:05 pm: John & Muriel Evans rb Vanda Gallagher; Janette Blazicevich rb Vanda Gallagher
Friday, January 15, 2016: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish
Saturday, January 16, 2016: 5:15 pm: William Sebena rb Susan Sebena; Louella Hanshaw rb Joan Berg Family
Mass Intentions for January 2, 2016 to January 31, 2016
Saturday, January 2, 2016: 5:15 pm: Frances Biedron rb Diane & Glen Bailes; James A. Kiefer rb Cecelia Kiefer
Sunday, January 3, 2016: 8:00 am: Geraldine Ahl rb Philip O'Neil Family; Marion Sisk rb Dianne & Pat Kramarich
10:30 am: Dana Schrupp rb June Schrupp & Family; People of Holy Rosary Parish
Sunday, January 17, 2016: 8:00 am: Veronica Shallcross rb Barb Schaff; Jon Danforth rb Mary & Terry Danforth
10:30 am: Mary Thomas rb Holy Rosary Parish; People of Holy Rosary Parish
Monday, January 18, 2016: 12:05 pm: No Mass
Wednesday, January 20, 2016: 12:05 pm: Ed & Veronica Proxell rb Family; Steve Cichon rb Family
Thursday, January 21, 2016: 12:05 pm: Cyril Johnsen rb Holy Rosary Parish
Friday, January 22, 2016: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish
Saturday, January 23, 2016: 5:15 pm: Mamie McMahon rb Susan Sebena; Kay Asay rb Joan Berg Family
Sunday, January 24, 2016: 8:00 am: Frank Munshower rb Eileen Munshower; Special Intentions for Pope Francis rb Cheryl Boylan
10:30 am: Elmer & Laura Kolman rb Anita, Karen, & Duane Kolman; People of Holy Rosary Parish
Monday, January 25, 2016: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish
Wednesday, January 27, 2016: 12:05 pm: People of Holy Rosary Parish
Thursday, January 28, 2016: 12:05 pm: Toni & Ethel Pasia rb Vanda Gallagher; Terry Gough rb Connie Lewis
Friday, January 29, 2016: 10:00 am: People of Holy Rosary Parish
Saturday, January 30, 2016: 5:15 pm: Nick & Philipine Schmidt rb Patti Schmidt; Roy Metcalf rb Joseph & Elaine Marley
Sunday, January 31, 2016: 8:00 am: Living & Deceased members of the Knights of Columbus rb Knights of Columbus, Bozeman Council 1413; Laura Caplan rb Beth Caplan
10:30 am: Living and Deceased members of the National Catholic Society of Foresters rb National Catholic Society of Foresters, Holy Rosary Court 1036; People of Holy Rosary Parish
Holy Rosary Parish Stewardship News
A Stewardship Prayer
Gracious and Loving God,The old year has passed and a new year begun.
We thank you for Your active presence in our busy lives, for the opportunities given, and for blessings received.
As we embrace a new year, breathe freely through us
and renew our spirits with fresh resolve and purpose.
Give us the grace to be good stewards of all that You have entrusted to us
and to serve You with generous, compassionate
and loving hearts.
Bless our days ahead. Give us the courage to be faithful.
And show us how to proclaim the Good News of Your Son, Jesus Christ
who lives and reigns with You and the Holy Spirit, one God
forever and ever.Amen.
Steward in the New Year:Making Commitments to the Lord
Stewardship is a commitment of mind and heart to the Lord; a way of life that needs constant renewal and transformation. This time of year has always been one of looking forward to a new year, reflecting on the changes we need to make in our lives and resolving to follow through on those changes. Perhaps those who seek to make resolutions to be better stewards might find inspiration in one or more of the following examples:
Stewardship of Prayer: Resolve to strengthen your relationship with the Lord through prayer. Notice how often you pray and what hinders you from praying. If you are a beginner, commit to short, daily prayer times.
Stewardship of Family: Resolve to set aside more time to stay connected with your family. Eat dinner
together, schedule regular dates with your spouse, plan family outings, and go to Mass together. Practice patience and forgiveness.
Stewardship of Health: Resolve to get those medical and dental checkups. Adopt healthier eating habits. Add exercise and other physical activity to your daily routine.
Stewardship of Possessions: Resolve to possess a little more “lightly” this year. Consider ways you can reduce the amount of all that stuff you own. Distinguish between those items that are necessary and those that are considered luxurious and unnecessary.
Stewardship of the Parish Family: Resolve to serve your faith community in some way this year such as at liturgy, in the parish’s outreach or education and formation efforts. Is it time to enhance your generosity to the parish?
Stewardship of Money: Resolve to render sacred your annual budget. Reprioritize your financial goals to ensure that the Lord comes first in your spending. Take positive steps to improve your financial health.
Stewardship of Work: Resolve to be faithful to your daily, work-related tasks and offer them up to the Lord. Cultivate your skills. Deepen your knowledge. Be mindful of how you are building the Kingdom of God.
Stewardship of Mind: Resolve to keep your mind active. Commit to being more informed on the issues of the day. Read your Bible. In this presidential election year in the United States, become even more familiar with Catholic social teaching.
Stewardship of Neighbor: Resolve to be a person of hospitality and mercy. Make time and space for others who enter your life. Be more aware of those times when a neighbor, co-worker, fellow parishioner or stranger, needs a moment of kindness, a little attention or an affirming gesture on your part.
Stewardship of the Poor: Resolve to live with more compassion and in solidarity with those less fortunate. Remember the poor in prayer, and commit to helping relieve in some way the plight of those who are impoverished or marginalized.
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