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Daily Mass TuesdayFriday 12:10 PM Reconciliation

Sr. Jeanne Tranel Dir. of Lit. & Music Jan Wood Dir.

Robert Grosch Stephen Ministry Doris Choriki Parish

1 St Patrick CoCathedral October 22, 2017 Weekend Masses Saturday 5:00 PM Sunday 8:00AM &10:30 AM Daily Mass TuesdayFriday 12:10 PM Reconciliation Saturday 3:004:00 PM or by appointment Administration Pastor Fr. Robert D. Grosch Hospital/Jail Min. Fr John Houlihan R.C.I.A. Sr. Jeanne Tranel Dir. of Lit. & Music Jan Wood Dir. of Religious Ed Mary Gilluly Marriage Prep. Fr. Robert Grosch Stephen Ministry Doris Choriki Parish Ofice Margery Chansler Bookkeeping Deborah Ligget Maintenance Sup. Rosie Schuff Annulments BJ Sletta N. 31st St. Billings, MT (406) Please submit a Billings area photo to be placed in the Bulletin. Photo courtesy of Jan Wood

Mass Intentions Oct. 2429 Tue. 12:00 pm Sandra Trafton M & M Fargo Wed. 12:10 pm Helen Wiesner Robin & Chuck Hannon Thurs 12:10 pm Chuck & Marynell Heringer Heringer Family Fri. 12:10 pm Brian J.

Patrick Parishioners In the event of a funeral, the Mass of intention will be rescheduled.

27 Clinton McGarvin 27 Cora Azpeitia 28 Erin Mooer 28 Marciano Nava 28 Doris Choriki 29 Audrey Reed 29 Alan Ford 29 Paula Close 29 Michael Nicolosi 29 John Tate 29 Joshua Gray 29 If you don t see

2 Mass Intentions Oct Tue. 12:00 pm Sandra Trafton M & M Fargo Wed. 12:10 pm Helen Wiesner Robin & Chuck Hannon Thurs 12:10 pm Chuck & Marynell Heringer Heringer Family Fri. 12:10 pm Brian J. Van Valkenburg Judy McCormick Sat. 5:00 pm Norma Devan Jane Hakert Sun. 8:00 am Roger Stewart Robert & Donna Gorman 10:30am St. Patrick Parishioners In the event of a funeral, the Mass of intention will be rescheduled. STEWARDSHIP REPORT October 15, 2017 October 2329 Dylan Bergsing 23 Alex Benner 23 Richard Hoke 25 Kelly Duray 25 Berthelda Hanson 26 Melinda Davidson 26 Donna Dunn 27 Imelda Brychta 27 Maria Wiesner 27 Clinton McGarvin 27 Cora Azpeitia 28 Erin Mooer 28 Marciano Nava 28 Doris Choriki 29 Audrey Reed 29 Alan Ford 29 Paula Close 29 Michael Nicolosi 29 John Tate 29 Joshua Gray 29 If you don t see your birthday here, we don t have it in the ofice. Please let us know if we miss you! Plate Collection $ 6, Contributions YTD $ 142, Special Collections World Missions $ Campaign for Human Development $ LITURGICAL MINISTERS October 28 October 29 October 29 5:00 pm 8:00 am 10:30 am Sacristan Vicki Joan Keefer Michelle Min Co Murnell Joan Allen Bet Botts Host 2 John Nielsen Duane C. Lynda Z. PB 2 Jeannine N. Diane T. Paullette T. PB 3 Tricia M. Mark S. Nolan T. PB 4 Tom L. Rita Krueger Max W. PB 5 Danny H. Jen Smith Isaac Trafton Lector 1 Mary Gilluly Stephanie S. Jerry Miller Lector 2 Margie M. Bob Riehl Susan Cooper POF Jordan Maddie Thomas Altar Servers Sydney M. Lillian Smith Alex Benner Andy G. Veronica J. YOU ARE NUMBERED AMONG THE SAINTS AND OF THE FAMILY OF GOD EHPES 2:19 LIVE THE LITURGY INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK My God will supply whatever you need PHILIPPIANS 4:19 God really does provide for those who are grateful and generous. This is very dificult for people that don t live a stewardship lifestyle to believe. People are skeptical and say it s just coincidence. If you are skeptical, try living a stewardship lifestyle for just one month be generous with your gifts of time, talent and treasure and see how God provides for your needs. Stewardship of Treasure: If you have an IRA and are age 70 ½ or older, you may donate any amount (up to $100,000), taxfree, directly from your IRA, to our parish s permanent endowment fund, at the Catholic Foundation of Eastern Montana. For more information about making a gift directly from your IRA to beneit the Church, please call Judy at , ext Care & Share Assessment $ 77, Remaining Care & Share $ 27, as of 10/15/2017

29th Sunday in Ordinary Time "Then repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God." Jesus had a brilliant way of navigating tricky situations.

They wanted to catch him being a political rebel; they expected him to suggest that paying taxes to Caesar was unnecessary or even unjust. But instead, he shifted the focus.

3 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time "Then repay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God." Jesus had a brilliant way of navigating tricky situations. In today's Gospel, the Pharisees "plotted how they might entrap Jesus in speech." But he outwitted them, as usual. They wanted to catch him being a political rebel; they expected him to suggest that paying taxes to Caesar was unnecessary or even unjust. But instead, he shifted the focus. He emphasized the importance of fulilling our civic responsibilities but also the necessity of giving to God what we owe him. So, how do we know what we should "repay" to God? Well, Jesus' response to the Pharisees gives us our answer. He looked at the Roman coin that bore the image of Caesar on it. Then he concluded that the coin belonged to Caesar because it was made in his likeness. Now, what bears the image of God? What is made in his likeness? We are! "God created man in his image; in the divine image he created him; male and female he created them" (Gn 1:27). If the coin belonged to Caesar, we belong to God. We repay God by giving him ourselves! This selfgiving is what the Second Vatican Council called "the obedience of faith." Through this spiritual obedience, we freely commit ourselves to God, "offering the full submission of intellect and will to God" (Dei Verbum #5). Jesus is calling us today to use our will to choose to follow God. Indeed, the one thing we can give God in return for the gift of life is our will. He gave us the freedom to love him or not. And while the choice is always ours, today Jesus encourages us to make the right decision by giving God what is really his: ourselves! GOSPEL MEDITATION Readings for the week of October 16,2017 Monday: Rom 4:2025/Lk 1:6975 Lk 12:1321 Tuesday: Rom 5:12, 15b, 1719, 20b21 Ps 40:710, 17/Lk 12:3538 Wednesday: Rom 6:1218/Ps 124:1b8 Lk 12:3948 Thursday: Rom 6:1923/Ps 1:14, 6 Lk 12:4953 Friday: Rom 7:1825a/Ps 119:66, 68, 7677, 9394/Lk 12:5459 Saturday: Eph 2:1922/Ps 19:25/Lk 6:1216 Next Sunday: Ex 22:2026/Ps 18:24, 47, 51 1 Thes 1:5c10/Mt 22: Days for Life The 9th annual Billings 40 Days for Life campaign helps us witness to the sanctity of every human life by scheduling an hour per week during this time to be a peaceful, prayerful presence in front of the abortion facility at 100 West Wicks Ln. We need at least two people at all times from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm during these 40 days. To sign up for a shift, please call Alvina Buck at , or Amy Seymour at You can also check out the website at ww.40daysforlife.com Please Support our Advertiser of the Week Depression may be diagnosed if you have ive or more of these symptoms for at least 2 weeks: *A depressed mood during most of the day, especially in the morning* You feel tired or have a lack of energy almost every day *You have a hard time focusing, remember details & making decisions *You can t sleep or sleep too much almost every day *You have no interest or pleasure in many activities * You feel restless or slowed down * You ve lost or gained weight * You think often about death or suicide *Over eat or stop feeling hungry *You have aches or pains, headaches, cramps or indigestive problems that don t go away or get better with treatment. Living with depression can be dificult but treatment can help you cope. Talk to your doctor about possible options.

From Jan DOORS What door would you have God open for you; a door to wealth, happiness, a different job, more talent?

the Babylonian Capvity. Opening doors can be a religious metaphor as well as a polical onea metaphor for discipleship and spiritual growth.

As disciples of Christ, we too are gate keepers and door openers and ask: What doors do I need to open forothers?

This is the place where the seeds of understanding, compassion, kindheartedness, hope, courage and faith take root.

The Parish Nurses have scheduled a CPR/AED class for October 28, 2017 in the Madison Jefferson room, @ Marillac Hall by St Vincent Hospital.

4 From Jan DOORS What door would you have God open for you; a door to wealth, happiness, a different job, more talent? In the first reading today, thelordtakes Cyrus by his hand and opens doors before him, leaving the gates unbarred, a promise of military power which leads eventually to the return of the Jews from the Babylonian Capvity. Opening doors can be a religious metaphor as well as a polical onea metaphor for discipleship and spiritual growth. In today s scripture from Isaiah,theLordis the gate keeper and door opener, but nowthe People of Godare the ones who pass through the opened doors. As disciples of Christ, we too are gate keepers and door openers and ask: What doors do I need to open forothers? When we open a door this week in conversaon or in meeng, we never know when we ll be face to face with the sacred; the place where grace lives, where reconciliaon is possible. This is the place where the seeds of understanding, compassion, kindheartedness, hope, courage and faith take root. What door would you have God open for you and what doors do you need to open for others? The Parish Nurses have scheduled a CPR/AED class for October 28, 2017 in the Madison Jefferson Marillac Hall by St Vincent Hospital. If you are interested, contact me by or phone before October 21 st. CPR is a valuable skill for everyone to learn, although in most cases not used very often. Who knows this training may save your life or that of a family member. If you are currently certiied at your work or need to be recertiied, please contact me, Donna Dunn or mose101@bresnan.net MEETINGS, EVENTS AND CLASSES Adoration Chapel at St. Vincent Hospital Chapel Kathleen Simpson Centering Prayer Sat. 9:00am, Parish Center Basement Catholic Daughters of America 2nd Tuesday KC Hall Financial Counseling Bill Belinski at Knights of Columbus Grand Knight: Josh Twichel Deputy Grand Knight: Aldo Rowe Parish Council 1st Sunday of the month 11am Parish Nurse Ministry Blood pressure checks on 1st Saturday of the month a half hour before and after 5:00 Mass and on 1st Sunday of the month after morning Masses. Call if you would like a visit from the Parish Nurse during or after your hospitalization. Stephens Ministry 1st Saturday 12 Youth Room Bulletin deadline is 10 AM Monday : to stpatbulletin@gmail.com Ofice Hours Mon.Fri. 8:304:00 Closed 121pm For more informaon, please contact Sister Jeanne BIBLE CLASS ANNOUNCEMENT: Class will be held Thursdays. You may choose to aend from 1:002:00 p.m. or from 6:307:30 p.m. We will be studying the Book of Acts. It is an amazing account of the birth of the early church. All are welcome to aend and share thoughts, insights and faith. Looking forward to seeing you. Baptism Class: October 24th 6:00 p.m. Are you or someone you know interested in joining the Catholic Church? Also, if you would like to learn more about your faith, you are invited to participate in the classes. You are welcomed to share your insights, questions and sharing of faith in a warm atmosphere. Classes are on Monday evenings from 6:00 to7:30 p.m. in the conference room.

5 Community Columbiettes meet on October 7pm. Open to Catholic women age 18 and older.we are an auxiliary to the Knights of Columbus. At the Knights of Columbus Hall 2216 Grand Ave. Please contact Stephanie Swecker at with questions. Rural Life Celebration Saturday, October 28 at Sweetgrass County Fairgrounds in Big Timber, Montana. Hosted by St. Joseph ParishBig Timber. All Catholics of the area are invited to parcipate and learn about our Catholic Rural Life and the many issues which we together face. Come join our Bishop for this special evening. For more informaon Contact the parish Michael Sanders (406) sand246@gmail.com October 29th 5th Sunday Breakfast. Join the St Patrick's Knights of Columbus Council 1259 for our 5th Sunday breakfast after the 8:30 and 10:00 am Sunday Mass. We will be serving pancakes, hash browns, eggs, bacon, sausage and a new addition french toast. This will be a free will offering breakfast, with all proceeds raised being donated to the Poor Clares of Montana. St. Bernard s 36th Annual Arts & Crafts show Sat. Nov. 4th from 9am to 3pm. There are still tables available, contact Judy at GOBBLE, GOBBLE, GOBBLE! It's that time againyour friends at MARY QUEEN OF PEACE invite you to play TURKEY BINGO!! Gobble, gobble! Win a Turkey or win your entire Thanksgiving dinnernovember5th from 1:30 to 4:30 pm at the Knights of Columbus Hall located at 2216 Grand Avenue in the upper hall. We will play 20 bingo games 16 games at $0.50/card to win a turkey and 4 games at $2/card to win a dinner basket containing all the items needed for a complete Thanksgiving dinner or play all day for $35. Bring your friends and family include someone who might not get out much and have a great time! Gobble, gobble! All proceeds go to the Mary Queen of Peace operating budget. St Benedict s Annual Fall Dinner 503 Main in Roundup, November 5, 2017, 11:30am3:00pm Menu: Turkey, dressing, real mashed potatoes, homemade pies and all the trimmings. Adults: $10.00, 512: $5.00, under 5 is free, Family Ticket $30.00 There will also be a Bake Sale/Country Store and a rafle. Rafle tickets are $1.00 each, 6 for $5.00, 13 for $10.00 St. Vincent DePaul Fundraiser Please join us at Metra Park for a night of festive entertainment! Tuesday, November 28, Tickets are $45.00, kids 12 and under are half price. By ordering your tickets from us, you will save money on the fees, and you will be seated in a special area designated just for us. For each ticket we sell, St Vincent De Paul gets a portion of the proceeds. Let s all go together and have fun! Please call Bitsy at ext. 102 to order your tickets. 5

6 SPY NEWS St. Patrick Youth and Religious Education Program Presents Chili CookOff, October 28th, after 5pm Mass. You are invited to participate in our first annual Chili CookOff and Cinnamon Roll BakeOff! We ll provide salad, drinks, prizes & an afterdinner family movie if you ll provide the chili & cinnamon rolls! Please RSVP to Mary at , ext. 22, or if you plan to enter our cookoff and/or bakeoff! BRING THE HEAT AND SOME SWEET TREATS! Mary received a voice mail from a lady that found the Rosary In Danbury, SK. It touched the lady who found it enough, that she rushed to the general store in Danbury and used their phone to call us! She found it at 7:30 am on Thursday. She left a phone number, so Mary Called back and a very nice gentleman answered the phone and told her that the Rosary had landed in their town. It went exactly the opposite way the wind was supposed to blow. According to one of our Catechist's calculations, our Rosary traveled at an average speed of 53 mph.

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