Drawing our life from the Eucharist, our parish family will live the mission of Jesus Christ through prayer, faith formation, and service.

Rev. Swaminatha Pothireddy, Pastor Deacon Placido Zavala

Deacon Scot Berkley

32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time November 7, 2021

Welcome! If you’re new to our parish, call the office and register with us. We’re happy you’re here! ¡Bienvenido! Si es nuevo en nuestra parroquia, llame a la oficina. ¡Estamos felices de que estés aquí!

Tuesday, November 9 7:15 am Morning Prayer 6:30 pm Bible Study

Wednesday, November 10 6:00 am Men’s Bible Study 7:15 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Women’s Bible Study

Thursday, November 11 7:15 am Morning Prayer 8:00 am-7:00 pm Adora!on 7:00 pm Benedic!on

Friday, November 12 7:15 am Morning Prayer 9:00 am Prayer Shawl Ministry 12:00 pm Cenacles of Life

Saturday, November 13 4:00 pm Reconcilia!on 5:00 pm Mass

Sunday, November 14 8:00 am-12:00 pm KC Breakfast benefi#ng SMS Home/ School in St. Mary’s School Cafeteria 8:00 am Mass 10:00 am Mass 12:00 pm Spanish Mass

CATHOLIC CHURCH

It’s Donut Sunday!

A W O R D F R O M F R . S WA M Y

EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP—RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR ORDINARY MOMENTS The Look Have you ever made the mistake of telling your spouse that you’re out of something—only to see them respond with The Look? Then you realize it: of course, he or she knows you’re out of bu!er. They knew it before a bu!er shortage was even a blip on your radar. We might go to the fridge and lament the complete lack of ketchup. Then someone moves a couple items and show us the ketchup that so savagely eluded us just moments before. Some"mes, we all have “the look” when dealing with God. We tell Him our stores are empty. “I’m out, God! I can’t do any more! Can’t give any more. Can’t take any more. It’s all gone.” But we forget: God is the keeper of our stores. He is the one who fills them, and the one who watches as they empty. See, we don’t know how much we are capable of loving. We don’t know how much we are capable of serving. We don’t know how much we are capable of hoping. We see everything with spouse eyes. Only our Creator truly knows the limits of His crea"on. Do you ever make the mistake of telling God “I’m done”? Be careful the next "me you do. Chances are, He’s far from finished working. -Tracy Earl Welliver, MTS ©LPi

In today’s readings, we encounter two widows who, though among the poorest of the poor, gave generously all they had to live on. We don’t know what became of them, but they had great trust to be able to share despite an uncertain future. Some"mes like the widow of Zarephath, we may feel we have li!le personal strength or resources to share. But the Prophet reassures her and tells her not to be afraid and nothing will go wrong with her. In the same way, God will certainly reward our giving with uns"n"ng bounty. In the Gospel, Jesus praised the poor widow who dropped two small coins in the treasury box of the Temple because she gave all she had. God loves a cheerful

giver, the one who is willing to part with things without any hesita"on. Compassion and care for others surely prompt our own giving. Perhaps like the scribes, our giving may some"mes be marked with a need for recogni"on or affirma"on. Contribu"ng to charitable works is important, but we can also be generous in sharing ourselves in a simple way. We reach out to those in need and giving the li!le we can share with others. During November, we are called in a special way to remember our brothers and sisters who have gone to their rest. A book is placed at Bap"smal Font in the church in which you can write the names of your beloved deceased who would be remembered in prayer during this month. I will be gone on retreat from November 8 to 12 (Sunday evening to Friday). I will be joining some of my brother priests and do this retreat at Winona. Please remember us in your prayers. I shall also keep all of you in my prayers. There will be morning prayer instead of daily Mass from November 9-12 at 7:15 am. St. Joe’s will have Daily Mass at 8 am on November 9, 10, and 11.

SAINT OF THE WEEK—EXAMPLES OF OUR FAITH

St. Frances Xavier Cabrini | Feast Day November 13 You may recognize the name St. Frances Xavier Cabrini (1850 – 1917) as the first United States ci"zen to become a saint. Known for her deep trust in God, she was a courageous woman doing the work of Christ. Her life of service began when she was first refused admission to the religious order which had educated her to be a teacher. Not one to take things face value, she instead focused her charitable work at the House of Providence Orphanage in Cadogno, Italy, and in 1877, professed vows there and took the religious habit. When the bishop closed the orphanage in 1880, he named St. Frances Xavier Cabrini prioress of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart. However, she had a dream she was determined to fulfill. Since her early childhood, she had dreamed of being a missionary in China. Pope Leo XIII, however, urged her to see the need in the west. She traveled with six of her fel-low religious sisters to New York City, where they worked with the thousands of Italian immigrants residing there. Although she experienced many disappointments during this "me, she persevered. When she arrived in New York, the house intended to be her first orphanage in the United States was not available. Rather than come back to Italy and the order she oversaw, she instead found a way to establish that orphanage elsewhere — plus a few more. Throughout her life, she is known for founding 67 ins"tu"ons dedicated to caring for the poor, the abandoned, the uneducated, and the sick. She died of malaria in her own Columbus Hospital in Chicago in 1917. ©LPi

OUR FAITH COMMUNITY

Wear Orange Fall ac"vi"es are beginning and the leaves will soon be changing. If you go into the woods to take in the scenery or do another kind of ac"vity, please wear orange or another bright color. Hun"ng season is here, and we want everyone to be safe. Bright colors help hunters more easily iden"fy you. If you are in the woods and see a hunter, stop and make sure they see you by waving or calling out to them. Happy Autumn and Happy Hun"ng!

Handicap Parking We have been having issues with people parking without a permit in the handicap parking spaces on the west side of the church, especially when picking up students from St. Mary’s School. Please do not park in the handicap parking spaces unless you have a permit to do so. These spaces are reserved for those who need them. Thank you.

Campaign for Human Development There will be a second collec"on on November 20-21 for the Campaign for Human Development. There are envelopes in your bundles. Funds raised will help address the root causes of poverty in America through educa"on and self-help organiza"ons. Thank you for your generosity.

No Daily Mass November 9-12 There will not be Daily Mass from November 9-12. There will also not be Confession on November 12. We will have Morning Prayer instead November 9-12 at 7:15 am.

Baptisms

Lenny Robert Noble Child of Brandon and Mackenzie Noble

October 31, 2021

Scarle! Flores Child of Antonio Flores and Maria Castellanos

October 30, 2021

“A clean heart create for me, God; renew within me a steadfast spirit” -Psalms 51:12

A Seven Sister: One Holy Hour, One Priest, Each Week, One Heart of Prayer Sacred Heart Seven Sisters invites all ladies to join them by commi&ng to pray one Holy Hour each week on a specific day for our pastor, Fr. Swamy. We need Fr. Swamy to celebrate Holy Mass, distribute the Eucharist, hear Confessions, Anoint the Sick and dying, and a mul"tude of other priestly du"es he is called to do as an ordained man of God. Just as Jesus asked His followers to “pray an hour” with Him, we are asking you to pray an hour for Fr. Swamy, who is here in “persona Chris"” in the person of Christ. If you are able to commit to praying one Holy Hour per week for Fr. Swamy, please contact Margaret Supalla at margaretsupalla@gmail.com. We are also looking for subs"tute prayer warriors, of which men are welcome to serve. No mee"ngs, no dues, you pick the "me and the day! Your reward will be eternal! It is s"ll permissible to pray your holy hour at home, though preference is that you pray in front of the Blessed Sacrament. Read about the world-wide apostolate at www.sevensistersapostolate.org. Seven Sisters Apostolate started in St. Paul in 2011 with 7 women praying for their pastors in 7 parishes. We now have over 2,200 groups with over 15,000 women praying throughout the world for our priests and bishops.

National Vocation Awareness Week Na"onal Voca"on Awareness Week, celebrated November 7-13, is an annual week-long celebra"on of the Catholic Church in the United States dedicated to promote voca"ons to the priesthood, diaconate, and consecrated life through prayer and educa"on and to renew our prayers and support for those who are considering one of these par"cular voca"ons. NVAW began in 1976 when the U. S. bishops designated the 28th Sunday of the year for NVAW. In 1997, this celebra"on was moved to coincide with the Feast of the Bap"sm of the Lord, which falls on January 13. Beginning in 2014, NVAW was moved to the first full week of November. Please pray this diocesan voca"ons prayer each day: Diocese of Winona-Rochester Prayer for Voca"ons: Loving Father, source of all that is good, we beg You to look upon us with mercy and love. As Your beloved sons and daughters, redeemed in the blood of Jesus Christ, we seek to do Your will in every ac"on of our lives. We beg You now to pour out Your Holy Spirit upon the Diocese of Winona-Rochester and help each member of this diocese to live out the call to holiness given to them in Bap"sm. Please grant us many priests and consecrated persons to serve Your Church, strong and holy marriages that serve as a sign of Your self-giving love, and single men and women who are intent on living out Your plan for their lives. Let each of us be more deeply conformed to Your Son, Jesus Christ. Help us to live in holiness and love, keep us on the path You have marked out for us, which leads to eternal life with You. May Your grace be abundant as we rejoice in hope and confidently trust in Your Divine Providence each day. With grateful hearts, we ask this prayer through the intercession of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, in the name of Jesus Christ, who is Lord, forever and ever. Amen.

Knights of Columbus Benefit Breakfast Benefi"ng St. Mary’s Home/School Associa"on. November 14. Serving 8 am-12 pm in St. Mary’s School cafeteria. Featuring two sensa"onal Breakfast choices. KC Country Breakfast or Omelet Breakfast.

St. Vincent de Paul November 7—Thirty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time: In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells us, “I want you to observe that this poor widow contributed more than all the others who donated to the treasury. They gave from their surplus wealth, but she gave from her want, all that she had to live on.” Ask yourself, “Am I only giving from my surplus wealth?” and then donate your gi' in the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that those who are suffering will be able to know God’s love and care. This past week, St. Vincent’s Table served 96 take-out meals. Membership: We meet the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month, at St. Joseph’s Church. If you would like further informa"on on growing your spiritual life and serving those in need in our community, please join us at a mee"ng or contact Deb McManimon at dmcmanimon72@gmail.com. Our phone is 507-676-5508.

NEWS AND EVENTS IN OUR FAITH COMMUNITY

Bible Trivia Ques"on: Jesus said it was harder for a rich man to enter heaven than a camel to pass through what?

Stay tuned for the answer in next week’s bulle"n. Hint: The answer can be found in the Book of Mark.

Answer to last week’s trivia ques"on: Egyp"an Army (1 Esdras 1:25-31)

Catholic Daughters Fall Bazaar/Holiday Bake Sale November 13, 9:30 am-1 pm, Joseph Hall, St. Joseph Parish. Cra' Items, Baked Goods, Candy, Bucket Raffle Menu: Wild Rice or Chicken Noodle Soup, Pulled Pork sandwiches, Egg Salad sandwiches, Apple Crisp & Pumpkin Bars. Take out available or dine in with friends.

Annulment in the Catholic Church Are you or someone you know wondering about the "me and cost of the nullity process? Funds from generous donors enable this process to be free of charge. Depending upon the circumstances, most cases are completed within ten to eighteen months. Please contact the Diocese of Winona-Rochester Marriage Tribunal by phone, 507-454-4643, or e-mail, tribunal@dow.org, if you have further ques"ons or would like more informa"on on how to begin the process.

Eucharistic Adoration: Thursdays from 8 am-7 pm “Were it not for the constant presence of our divine Master in our humble chapel, I would not have found it possible to persevere. The Eucharist is the bread that gives strength.”

-Saint Damien of Molokai

Toys for Tots Sacred Heart will be par"cipa"ng in Toys for Tots again this year! There is a box in the narthex for you to donate new, unwrapped toys. The box will be there un"l early in December. If you would like to apply to receive toys from Toys for Tots, there are applica"ons in the Narthex in a slot on the bulle"n board. Thank you!

Knights of Columbus—Keep Christ in Christmas Now available: Christmas cards for 2021 featuring the beau"ful renova"on of Sacred Heart Church. Card back includes the statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Cards sold in packs of 25 for $25. Available at the Church office or call Tim Rice at 507-451-3606. Proceeds assist the Knights of Columbus with their charitable work. Let’s Read: Nonfiction November

It’s Nonfic"on November! Here are some nonfic"on "tles by Catholic authors. Check them out! -“Happiness in this Life: A Passionate Medita"on on Earthly Existence” by Pope Francis -“Contempla"ve Prayer” by Thomas Merton -“Life is Messy” by Ma!hew Kelly -“Confessions” by St. Augus"ne

Holy Spirit Alive: Thy Kingdom Come Conference November 12-13, Albert Lea. All are welcome to a!end this inaugural conference dedicated to charisma"c spirituality and evangeliza"on. We are honored to welcome Barbara Heil of From His Heart Ministries as the main speaker. The conference includes praise and worship, adora"on, confessions, teaching on discipleship, and ends with a healing prayer service. Spanish transla"on is provided. Please see more informa"on and register now at h!ps://www.dowr.org , and scroll down to “events.”

Annual Turkey Bingo at Holy Trinity, Litomysl Everyone is invited to the Annual Turkey Bingo at Holy Trinity, Litomysl on November 21 at 7 pm. 20 Games for $4. Pop and Popcorn will also be for sale. Come and win your Thanksgiving turkey and have an enjoyable evening.

Bulletin Deadline Changes The following bulle"n deadlines have changed. Thank you for planning accordingly. -Weekend of November 20-21: Ar"cles due by noon on November11 -Weekend of November 27-28: Ar"cles due by noon on November 17

Pláticas para Bautizos Plá"cas para Bau"zos serán el segundo sábado de cada mes de 10 am a 12 pm, se tendrá que avisar con 1 mes de an"cipación si es posible. Los bau"zos se llevarán a cabo los sábados a la 1 pm o el Domingo durante o después de la misa en español. Informes con el diácono Placido 507-319-0031.

ST. MARY’S SCHOOL AND REP/CYO

Noticias de La Comunidad en Español

NEWS AND EVENTS IN OUR FAITH COMMUNITY

Wreath and Poinsettia Sales Our religious educa"on program is selling Christmas wreaths and poinse&as. Orders need to be placed by November 12. Pick-up is December 4 from 9 am-1 pm at St. Joseph's parish. Place your order by visi"ng www.rep-cyo.org/christmas-wreaths

Los Bautismos

Lenny Robert Nobel Hijo de Brandon y Mackenzie Noble

El 31 de Octubre de 2021

Scarle! Flores Hija de Antonio Flores y Maria Castellanos

El 30 de Octubre de 2021

“Crea en mí, Dios mío, un corazón puro, y renueva la firmeza de mi espíritu.” -Salmos 51, 12

Building & Grounds Committee Update Our latest significant accomplishment has been the comple"on of the driveway/landscape project. This is the area be-tween the rectory, office, and church. It is the final major project that is part of the overall “refurbishment” list. Not only did we repair the gravel driveway, but we also put in a new sidewalk from the rectory to the church, landscaped this area and the lawn on Cedar Ave., and did an electrical run to the maintenance shed. The area looks great! Harvey Miller did addi"onal work on the doors of the rectory by repain"ng both the back door and the upstairs door to the roof area of the garage. Howard Engen refinished the 2 outside doors of the Narthex. We had to do work on the retain-ing wall and to a church window on the north side of the church due to vandalism. We changed out our flagpole rope and put up a new flag. Congratula"ons go out to our custodian, Dennis Paulson, as he has been a!ending classes and studying for his boilers license. Dennis did pass his test and now has a license to operate our boilers. Thank you, Dennis, for your extra "me and effort. We’ve had a great summer of comple"ng projects! We are con"nuing to work on other smaller projects. Please con"nue to support our efforts with your contribu"ons. Thank you. -Tony Nowak, Chair Building & Grounds Commi!ee, Sacred Heart Finance Council

All Saints Day at SMS This past month, the St. Mary's School second graders prepared for pu&ng on the All Saints Mass on November 1. We dressed up as our saint and processed in at the beginning of Mass. Everyone enjoyed seeing our costumes and signs we carried saying who we were. We studied saints that had names similar to our names and wrote a report on their lives. A'er Mass, we were able to give a presenta"on of our reports to students and guests in church. The students did a wonderful job! We were then able to go around and listen to the Jr. High students give their presenta"ons on the saints as well. What a special All Saints Day for us!

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V O L U N T E E R S E C T I O N

November 13-14, 2021 Sacristans Lead: Becky Berkley 5:00 pm Alice Duffy-Meyer 8:00 am Curt Supalla, Margaret Supalla 10:00 am Tricia Johnson

Altar Servers 5:00 pm Damian Boubin, VOLUNTEER 8:00 am Nathan Kubicek, Lily Miller 10:00 am Marcus Haggerty, Mason Klecker

Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion (EMHC) 5:00 pm Ruth Boubin, Be!y Hofius 8:00 am Jennye Savoie, Curt Supalla 10:00 am Tom Eichten, Tom Walker

Greeters 5:00 pm Chris"ne Harinen, Tracey Lindholm 8:00 am Mary Ann Wanous, VOLUNTEER 10:00 am Todd Valento, Julie Valento

Readers 5:00 pm Ruth Boubin, VOLUNTEER 8:00 am Ron Kubicek, Tiffany Lempiainen 10:00 am James Herzog, Thomas Sager

Rosary Leaders 5:00 pm Grady Strand 8:00 am Margaret Supalla 10:00 am Eric Wandersee

Ushers—Month of November 5:00 pm Craig Thompson, Tom Standke, Dennis Kelm, Terry Fisher, Trayton Fisher 8:00 am Dan Wacek, Mike Schroeder, Stacey Hannover, Alec Hannover 10:00 am Gene Simon, Tom Schmi!, TWO VOLUNTEERS

Dus!ng the Church Week of November 7: Barbara Hartle Week of November 14: Elizabeth Randall

Julie Schultz

Thank you for your dedication and service! You are a blessing to Sacred Heart!

5 pm Saturday Mass Volunteers Needed Many ministries are shorthanded at the 5 pm Saturday Mass. If you would like to become an Altar Server, Greeter, Reader, Rosary Leader, or Usher, please email Jordan at office@sacredheartowatonna.org or call 507-451-1588. Volunteers make everything we do at Sacred Heart possible. Thank you to all our volunteers!

Volunteers Needed for Thanksgiving Thanksgiving Mass will be at 9 am on November 25. Please contact Jordan at office@sacredheartowatonna.org or 507-451-1588 to help with any of the following needs: -2 Ushers -2 Greeters

Unavailable Dates Needed Jordan is working on the new ministry schedules that will run from December 1, 2021-March 31, 2022. Please let her know any unavailable dates that you may have by November 8. Contact her at 507-451-1588 or office@sacredheartowatnna.org. Thank you!

Join a Choir at Sacred Heart Please consider joining your voices to a Sacred Heart Parish Choir. We will resume rehearsals on Thursdays beginning November 18 at 6:30 pm. I would like for us to sing at the 10 am Sunday Mass on November 28 and December 5 and 19. We can later decide if we are able to sing Christmas Eve 5 pm or 8:30 pm or both. Thanks in advance for your prayerful considera"on of bringing back fine choral repertory to our liturgical celebra"ons. -Garrick

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P A R I S H D I R E C T O R Y Sacred Heart Church Sanctuary Hours Monday: 8 am-3 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 8 am-6 pm Thursday: 8 am-7 pm Saturday: "mes may vary, will open by 4 pm-close a'er 6 pm Sunday: "mes may vary, will open by 8 am-close a'er 1 pm Sacred Heart Office Hours Monday-Thursday: 8 am-3 pm Friday: 8 am-12 pm Saturday-Sunday: Closed 810 S Cedar Ave., Owatonna, MN 55060 Phone ................................ 507-451-1588 Website ................. www.sacredheartowatonna.org Facebook……www.facebook.com/SacredHeartOwatonna YouTube…….www.youtube.com/channel/UCI9CGt8Ur0jEoy94BjblybQ?

Bulletin Deadline: Tuesdays by noon Holidays may affect deadline. We may edit ar"cles for content and length. Send ar"cles to: Office@sacredheartowatonna.org

Mass Announcement Deadline: Tuesdays by noon Email requests to Garrick at ministry@sacredheartowatonna.org

Parish Staff Pastor: Fr. Swaminatha Pothireddy Deacons: Dcn. Placido Zavala and Dcn. Scot Berkley Parish Administrator: Sandy Strand Parish Admin. Assistant: Jordan Gu"errez Music/Pastoral Ministries: Garrick Comeaux Custodian: Dennis Paulson REP: Bri!any Boubin, 320-241-2748, rep@rep-cyo.org St. Mary’s School: 507-446-2300 St. Mary’s School Principal: Jennifer Swanson

Readings for the Week of November 7, 2021 Monday: Wis 1:1-7/Ps 139:1b-3, 4-6, 7-8, 9-10 [24b]/Lk 17:1-6 Tuesday: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12/Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8-9 [5]/1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17/Jn 2:13-22 Wednesday: Wis 6:1-11/Ps 82:3-4, 6-7 [8a]/Lk 17:11-19 Thursday: Wis 7:22b—8:1/Ps 119:89, 90, 91, 130, 135, 175 [89a]/Lk 17:20-25 Friday: Wis 13:1-9/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5ab [2a]/Lk 17:26-37 Saturday: Wis 18:14-16; 19:6-9/Ps 105:2-3, 36-37, 42-43 [5a]/Lk 18:1-8 Next Sunday: Dn 12:1-3/Ps 16:5, 8, 9-10, 11 [1]/Heb 10:11-14, 18/Mk 13:24-32 Las lecturas de la semana del 7 de Noviembre de 2021 Lunes: Sab 1, 1-7/Sal 138, 1-3. 4-6. 7-8. 9-10 [24]/Lc 17, 1-6 Martes: Ez 47, 1-2. 8-9. 12/Sal 45, 2-3. 5-6. 8-9 [5]/1 Cor 3, 9-11. 16-17/Jn 2, 13-22 Miércoles: Sab 6, 1-11/Sal 81, 3-4. 6-7 [8]/Lc 17, 11-19 Jueves: Sab 7, 22—8, 1/Sal 118, 89. 90. 91. 130. 135. 175 [89]/Lc 17, 20-25 Viernes: Sab 13, 1-9/Sal 18, 2-3. 4-5 [2]/Lc 17, 26-37 Sábado: Sab 18, 14-16; 19, 6-9/Sal 104, 2-3. 36-37. 42-43 [5]/Lc 18, 1-8 Domingo siguiente: Dn 12, 1-3/Sal 15, 5. 8. 9-10. 11 [1]/Heb 10, 11-14. 18/Mc 13, 24-32

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Owatonna

Patrick Haberman, DDS Michael Dickman, DDSPhone: 507.451.2226 1414 South Oak Ave., Suite 5 Owatonna, MN 55060

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4455 West Frontage Rd.4455 West Frontage Rd.Owatonna, MNOwatonna, MN

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Grady Strand, Realtor (507) 456-1788 | Grady.Strand@remax.net

Cole Orlowski, Realtor (507) 475-0884 | Cole.Orlowski@remax.net

Each office Independently Owned & Operated

EL LORO OWATONNA

(507) 214-1888

4255 Frontage Rd W.