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Bulletin – Feast of Jesus, Our Brother and Friend

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Dear Friends,

Mass this week on Sunday, November 25, 2018 at 10 A.M. 

This is also the last Sunday of November to bring non-perishable foods for Winona’s Food Shelf

Christmas Pot-Luck after the 4:30 P.M. Mass on Saturday, December 15, 2018–mark your calendars! 

Christmas Eve liturgy will be Monday, December 24, 2018 beginning with Carol Singing at 4:15 P.M. and Mass at 4:30 P.M. 

This past Saturday 32 people joined us for liturgy and 30 people stayed for a pot-luck supper afterward as a pre-thanksgiving celebration in gratitude for the bounty in each of our lives.  Thanks to everyone who contributed to the feast–a good time was enjoyed by all!

This week we celebrate our brother Jesus who came to be with us to show us the truth that we are loved by God, not to be a king, but a friend.

Come; share these truths with the All Are One Catholic community!

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

Readings: 

  • Daniel 7: 13-14
  • Revelation 1: 5-8
  • John 18: 33-37

All Are One Roman Catholic Church Safety Policy

 Every effort will be made to ensure the safety of all attendees at All Are One services and social activities.  Any violation of this policy will be reported immediately to local law enforcement.

(This statement was updated and reviewed with the Board of All Are One Roman Catholic church at the July 2, 2018 board meeting and was reviewed with the parish).

All Are One Roman Catholic church Statement as a Sanctuary Support Community

“We affirm that as a congregation of people of faith, we are taking seriously the call to provide sanctuary support in the Winona Sanctuary Network. We recognize that our immigrant neighbors are a vital part of our community and local economy and that due to a broken immigration system they have not all been allowed the legal protections that they deserve. To this end we will use our privilege and our resources to stand with our community members that are in fear of deportation. As a sanctuary support community we are able to do this by providing; prayers, security, time, money, advocacy, relationship, and fellowship to the degree that is within our power.”

Bulletin – 33rd Weekend in Ordinary Time

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Dear Friends,

Mass on Saturday, November 17, 2018, at 4:30 p.m.

Thanksgiving Pot-luck to follow Saturday Mass–please let me know soon if you can join us soon! 

 

Looking forward to seeing you all soon and sharing about our trip! Pastor Kathy

Readings:

  • Daniel 12:1-3
  • Hebrews 10: 11-14, 18
  • Mark 13: 24-32

 

Bulletin – 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Dear Friends,

Mass on Sunday, November 11, 2018 at 10 a.m. 

Remember to sign up for the Thanksgiving Pot-luck after the 4:30 p.m. Mass on November 17! RSVP to Pastor Kathy at aaorcc2008@hbci.com.

Remember to bring non-perishable food items for the Winona Volunteer Services Food Shelf. 

Jesus and the writers for this Sunday’s readings keep fine-tuning for us the way we should go–our generosity for and toward others, must go deep–if we merely give out of our surplus, what is that?

Come; celebrate with the AAO community–struggle with these issues.  Again, Robert and I will be gone.  Pastor Dick Dahl will be presiding.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

Readings:

  • 1 Kings 17: 10-16
  • Hebrews 9: 24-28
  • Mark 12: 38-44

 

All Are One Roman Catholic Church Safety Policy

 Every effort will be made to ensure the safety of all attendees at All Are One services and social activities.  Any violation of this policy will be reported immediately to local law enforcement.

(This statement was updated and reviewed with the Board of All Are One Roman Catholic church at the July 2, 2018 board meeting and was reviewed with the parish).

All Are One Roman Catholic church Statement as a Sanctuary Support Community

“We affirm that as a congregation of people of faith, we are taking seriously the call to provide sanctuary support in the Winona Sanctuary Network. We recognize that our immigrant neighbors are a vital part of our community and local economy and that due to a broken immigration system they have not all been allowed the legal protections that they deserve. To this end we will use our privilege and our resources to stand with our community members that are in fear of deportation. As a sanctuary support community we are able to do this by providing; prayers, security, time, money, advocacy, relationship, and fellowship to the degree that is within our power.”

Bulletin – 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Dear Friends,

Mass on Sunday, November 4, 2018 at 10 a.m.

If you haven’t already, remember to vote on Tuesday, November 6th for justice for all, for immigrants–like our forebears once were, for decency, for inclusiveness. 

Remember to sign up for the Thanksgiving Pot-luck after the 4:30 p.m. Mass on November 17!  RSVP to Pastor Kathy at aaorcc2008@gmail.com. 

Remember the non-perishable food collection for the Winona Volunteer Services Food Shelf

Today’s readings are all about getting it right–love God, and love your neighbor as yourself!  That’s it–nothing more do you need to know!

This Sunday Robert and I will be away–come; celebrate with Pastor Dick Dahl.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

Readings:

  • Deuteronomy 6: 2-6
  • Hebrews 7: 23-28
  • Mark 12: 28-34

 

All Are One Roman Catholic Church Safety Policy

 Every effort will be made to ensure the safety of all attendees at All Are One services and social activities.  Any violation of this policy will be reported immediately to local law enforcement.

(This statement was updated and reviewed with the Board of All Are One Roman Catholic church at the July 2, 2018 board meeting and was reviewed with the parish).

All Are One Roman Catholic church Statement as a Sanctuary Support Community

“We affirm that as a congregation of people of faith, we are taking seriously the call to provide sanctuary support in the Winona Sanctuary Network. We recognize that our immigrant neighbors are a vital part of our community and local economy and that due to a broken immigration system they have not all been allowed the legal protections that they deserve. To this end we will use our privilege and our resources to stand with our community members that are in fear of deportation. As a sanctuary support community we are able to do this by providing; prayers, security, time, money, advocacy, relationship, and fellowship to the degree that is within our power.”

 

Bulletin – 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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Dear Friends,

Mass on Sunday, October 28, 2018 at 10 A.M. 

Last Sunday for groceries for Winona Volunteer Services Food Shelf (non-perishable) for October–please, as always, be generous!

November 1, 2018, Thursday, 7 p.m., Pastor James Erlandson from Lutheran Church of the Redeemer in St. Paul will speak at Wesley United Methodist in Winona on Sanctuary Churches and Other Kinds of Work to Support Immigrants

SAVE THE DATE–November 17, 2018, Saturday for our annual Thanksgiving Potluck after the 4:30 p.m. liturgy–watch for sign-up sheet coming soon in a separate email

The Scriptures this week continue with the theme of “ministry” and all that it is about.  Ministry is a privilege intended for the most needy; ministers are called to address the “blindness” in us all–physical, emotional and spiritual.

Come; join in the conversation this week.

Peace and love,

Pastor Kathy

Readings: 

  • Jeremiah 31: 7-9
  • Hebrews 5: 1-6
  • Mark 10: 46-52

All Are One Roman Catholic Church Safety Policy

 Every effort will be made to ensure the safety of all attendees at All Are One services and social activities.  Any violation of this policy will be reported immediately to local law enforcement.

(This statement was updated and reviewed with the Board of All Are One Roman Catholic church at the July 2, 2018 board meeting and was reviewed with the parish).

All Are One Roman Catholic church Statement as a Sanctuary Support Community

“We affirm that as a congregation of people of faith, we are taking seriously the call to provide sanctuary support in the Winona Sanctuary Network. We recognize that our immigrant neighbors are a vital part of our community and local economy and that due to a broken immigration system they have not all been allowed the legal protections that they deserve. To this end we will use our privilege and our resources to stand with our community members that are in fear of deportation. As a sanctuary support community we are able to do this by providing; prayers, security, time, money, advocacy, relationship, and fellowship to the degree that is within our power.”