Weekend Masses: Saturday -5:30 pm , and Sunday - 8:45 a.m.;

Daily Masses 9:00 AM Tuesday-Friday Reconciliation: Every Sat. at 4:00 pm in the Church.

For the intentions of all our parishioners and their families.

Gathering at St Anthony Church to pray the Holy Office all welcome!

For the intention of Joe & Margaret Kasner requested by Maynard.

For Kitty Harney requested by her family.

For Virginia Gauthier requested by Mother Cabrini Council

Mass in memory of Stan Rubel.

For Donna Williams requested by Ken and family.

WELCOME TO ST. ANTHONY PARISH : We welcome all visitors to worship with us today. We’re blessed to

have you with us at this celebration of Holy Mass. Please take time

to introduce yourself to those around you so that we can become

acquainted. We hope you can become part of our parish family. To

do so, please phone the Parish Office 628-7182, or speak with

Father Tom after Mass.

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St Anthony Parish 317 West 7th Street P.O . Box 955, Laurel, Montana 59044-0955

OFFICE 628-7182 stabulletin59044@aol.com Parish Center 628-7484

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Summer Bulletin: Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time , July 1, 2012

Pastoral Council: Scott Olson, Bill Baeten, Ed Steffans, Mary Kay Fox, Jay Craig, Gail Thomas.

Finance Council: Rodney Halvorson, Jim Schug, Marti Sorkness

Volunteer Coordinators: Co-directors of Maintenance: Ed Steffans, Randy Sorkness

Pastor: Fr. Tom Harney

St. Anthony Staff:

Executive Director of Education: Barb Hoppel; Admin. Coordinator: Paula Story

Custodians: Renee Studiner, Rita Baeten; Grounds: Mike Longbottom

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Music: Mary Schrader, Diane McCoy; Eucharistic Ministers: Ann Walsh ; PCCW: May Magnus— Adoration: Janet Mogan

Ultreya: Linda Boyer ; RCIA: Jake McCoy ; Altar Servers: Lyndia Greenwalt ;

Environment : Sue Greer: Knights of Columbus: Bob Lanaghan

"...God, who gave us life gave us liberty. Can the liberties of a

nation be secure when we have removed a conviction that these

liberties are the gift of God? Indeed I tremble for my country when

I reflect that God is just, that His justice cannot sleep forever.

Commerce between master and slave is despotism. Nothing is

more certainly written in the book of fate than these people are to

be free. Establish the law for educating the common people. This it

is the business of the state to effect and on a general plan…."

".We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men are created

equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain

inalienable rights, among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of

happiness, that to secure these rights governments are instituted

among men.”

Thomas Jefferson

During his formative years, young Thomas was raised and home

schooled by his mother who was Presbyterian and his Father who was

Catholic. A product of a mixed marriage it is said that he was never a

church goer ( not unusual in the frontier where churches were few and

far between), but in his later years he did attend and received

communion. He said that his Father was the “ light I set my compass to.”

His parents struggle to educate Thomas got some things wrong but many

things right; most especially that FREEDOM is the belly of AMERICA

and God no matter how you slice it —-was, is, and will be the heartbeat!

A Blessed and Peace Filled

4th of July

To all our Parishioners and their families.

From Father Tom and Parish Staff.

ROBERT ADAM EATON Visit the extraordinary historic “Homesteader Gallery.” Featuring

handcrafted works of art, cabinetry of new or reclaimed Montana lumber

& accented with large chased copper door panels paintings & much

more. Beautifully hand carved panels can set any door or kitchen

cupboard or cabinet apart from the ordinary. 406-445-9105.

Roberts, Mt http://robertaeaton.com/

Summer bulletin deadlines are: July 10th & 23rd,

August 21st. stabulletin59044@aol.com mail, or

Phone 628-7182

Group Contacts

Book Study Group Wednesdays 9:30 in parish center.

Sherry Gieser 633-2775 or giesergal@yahoo.com

Eucharistic Min. Ann Walsh -860-8498;

Lectors: Lorraine Kilwien 628-4859;

Altar Servers: Lyndia Greenwalt (628-4712)

Environment committee chair: Sue Greer 633-2735

Knights of Columbus: meet the 3rd Monday of the month at

7:00 P.M. in the parish center. Grand Knight Bob Lanaghan (861-

1857).

Council of Catholic Women meet on the 2nd Monday of the month

parish center. Call Chair Cindy Hanson (628-2255).

Ultreya meets on the 1st Monday of each month at 7:00 pm in the

parish center. Linda Boyer 628-4753.

Pastoral Council meets the fourth Thursday of each month in the

parish center with 3 summer sessions off. Bill Baeten Chair: 545-0821.

Coffee & Doughnuts served 1st & 3rd Sunday after the 8:45 Mass.

Hostessed by the PCCW

RCIA : Jake McCoy 855-0977, or Father Tom at (628-7182).

First Friday (24 hour) Adoration : Janet Mogan (628-6985).

Music :Mary Shrader 633-2889; Diane McCoy 628– 8565

Flowers bed & planting: Lorene Schardt 628-6939, and

Gail Thomas 628-2210 …

Bulletin notices: For following weekend are due on

Tues morning : Paula Story: 628-7182

Elliott Eaton Original art pieces by master

watercolor & oil artist —

Elliott Eaton. For a private

viewing,

Phone: 698-4770

©Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC.Member SIPC.

June & Dick Lohof

Celebrate 50 years of marriage!

Congratulations to Dick and June on

their Golden Jubilee. This weekend,

we wish them continued happiness

and God’s many blessings.

Office of ADULT Ministry Formation

Ministry Summer Retreat 2012

Sponsored by: The Office of Ministry Formation

July 24-25-26, 2012

Medicine Flower Lodge Retreat Center

Red Lodge, MT.

This year’s retreat will feature a walk into

“Lectio, Audio & Visio Divina

with Srs. Kate Casper and Eunice Antony, OSB … of the Spirituality

Center at St. Benedict’s Monastery in St. Joseph, MN.

www.sbm.osb.org ( this was formerly the Summer Institute )

The Knights of Columbus

Father Shevlin Council

would like to Announce the

Knight of the Month:

Dan Blom

Family of the Month:

Denny & Janet Mogan

Catholic Heart WorkCamp —July 16-20

CHWC is a nationwide mission for teens to help revitalize communities

and provide needed repairs on homes where the residents are unable to

do the work themselves. CHWC will be in Billings in July to share the love

of Jesus in our own neighborhoods. Can you help these teens by providing

a gift card to Home Depot or Lowe’s? You may send your donation to Jodi

Gilligan, Camp Manager, c/o St. Patrick Co-Cathedral, 215 N. 31st St.

Thank you and God Bless!

Plan Your Family Naturally!!!

Interested in natural fertility awareness and regulation? Natural

family planning is safe, scientific, healthy, highly effective, and easy

to learn. Attend this free introduction at St. Vincent Mansfield

Health Education Center on Wednesday, July 11, 7-9pm.

Daphne Sutton teaches the Creighton Method of Fertility

Awareness. The information is appropriate for all ages, works well

for nursing mothers, and is helpful to those hoping to conceive as

well as those planning to postpone pregnancy. This standardized

method can help evaluate: infertility, abnormal bleeding, repetitive

miscarriage, ovarian cysts, PMS, stress, and hormonal imbalances.

Couples are encouraged to attend classes together.

For more information or to register, please call Daphne Sutton @

406-794-1582.

Maureen & Dirk

Congratulations to Maureen Brice and Dirk Frickel!

On Monday, July 2, 2012 at St Anthony Church

they will be married. We wish them

God’s blessings and much

happiness to these two wonderful

High School Sweethearts!