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World Mission Sunday Collection Weekend of October 22 Next weekend in every parish around the world, a collection is being taken up for Catholic missions in over 1150 dioceses. Your contribution today will go towards helping teachers and catechists to teach the faith in urban centers and remote villages. You will help to build churches and chapels in mission stations for people to worship, hear God’s word and receive sacraments. We will help in the effort to raise up and train new leaders who will minister to people in their own language. Your financial gift will go to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith which is a worldwide Catholic network of mission cooperation to enable the Gospel of Jesus Christ to reach to ends of the earth. Thank you for joining in this central work of the Church! |
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A Workshop: Understanding Memory Loss November 14, 2006, 6:30-8:OOPM This free workshop at St. Therese Church will provide a basic overview of memory loss, with a specific focus on Alzheimer’s disease. Presented by Trisha Skajewski, Family Services Manager at the Alzheimer’s Association of Minnesota, this workshop is intended for those who might be concerned about memory loss, or for those with limited knowledge of the disease. Information addressed will be: differences between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, warning signs, stages of the disease, available treatments, research, diagnosis, and Alzheimer’s Association services. For more information on this event, please call Sandy Fetyko at 952-261-0575. The Church of St. Therese of Deephaven is located at 18323 Mirmetonka Blvd. in Deephaven, Minnesota. |
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ICA Foodshelf (Intercongregation Communities Association) Mark your calendar for 8 PM, Monday, November 13th The Whitesidewalls Rock ‘n Roll Revue Let’s Rock and Roll and Fight Homelessness Sixth ICA Benefit Concert Housing Awareness Week 2006 Kickoff Chili 5:30-7:30 PM $25 Tax Deductible donation Tickets make Great Gifts. For information and/or to order tickets, call ICA 952-938-0729 or order on your credit card by visiting our website www.icafoodshelf.org |
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Liturgy Advent/Christmas Planning Sun. morning, Oct. 22, 11 am, Coffee & Donuts In CR & CL All are welcome! Questions please call Mary Kay Rottach at 952-935-3480 or Margaret LeSage 952-545-2943. |
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Calendar Monday, October 16 Loaves & Fishes 4:00 PM School Conferences—School 7:30 PM AA—School Cafeteria Tuesday, October 17 4:00 PM School Conferences—School 7:00 PM Prayer Shawl Meeting—CR Wednesday, October 18 No School No Faith Formation Classes Thursday, October 19 No School—Teachers’ Convention Dinner at your door 6:00 PM Hispanic Community Meeting—CR 6:30 PM Ensemble Choir—CH Friday, October 20 No School—Teachers’ Convention Dinner at your door 7:00 PM Couples Bridge—CR 7:00 PM Youth Trail of Terror—Away Saturday, October 21 7:00 PM Hispanic Prayer Group—CH Sunday, October 22 No Sunday School No Liturgy of the Word 11:00 AM Liturgy Advent/Christmas Planning—CR & CL 7:15 PM Youth Mission Trip Planning Mtg.—LD |
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From Archbishop Harry Flynn, As you recall, the last four consecutive years I have designated the second Sunday of October as Criminal Justice Sunday in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis. This year the Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches, through the initiative of Rev. Gary Reierson working with the collaborative Criminal Justice Working Groups of St. Stephen’s (Minneapolis), the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, and Federal FORUM, will join us in addressing the entire month of October as Criminal Justice Month in Minnesota. The pastoral letter, Responsibility, Rehabilitation, and Restoration, states that our task is to restore a sense of civility and responsibility to everyday life and promote rehabilitation. Awareness of Criminal Justice Month this October is one approach we can take. |
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Fall Fiesta & Archbishop Harry Flynn Plan ahead for the Fall Fiesta on Sunday, October 29, after the 10:00 am Mass. Come to see a group of Chilean performers called “Chile Sin Fronteras.” The Fiesta begins at 11:15 am. There will be food from the Hispanic and Anglo communities. Archbishop Harry Flynn will preside at the Hispanic Mass at 2:30 pm.
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