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P A S T O R ’ S P O N D E R I N G S
ST. BENEDICT’S
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CATHOLIC CHURCH
MASS SCHEDULE & PRAYER
Weekend:
Sunday 8:30 am &
1:00 pm (Latin—Extraordinary Form)
Weekday: Thursday– Friday 8:00 am
Saturday 8:30am
St John’s Church, 4230 St. John’s Drive
Masses:
Saturday (in Anticipation) 5:00 pm
Sunday 10:30 am
Monday—Wednesday 8:00 am
Reconciliation (Confession):
Confessions:
Thurs. and Friday: at 7:30 a.m.
Fridays: after 8:00 am Mass
Sundays: 7:30 a.m.
PASTORAL STAFF
Pastor: Fr. Seth Gogolin
[email protected]
Deacon: John Weiske
Deacon: John Specht
Deacon: Kyle Eller
Deacon: Walter Beier
Retired Deacon: Dennis Anderson
Director of Parish Engagement & Family
Faith Formation: Elisabeth Cyr
Secretary/Bookkeeper: Carol Cyr
Music Director: Sandra Eller
Maintenance: Bob Meier
East Duluth Faith Formation Director K-5:
Sonya Morris
East Duluth Faith Formation 6 –12:
Grace Woitalla
PARISH OFFICE
Address: 1419 St. Benedict St, Duluth 55811
Phone:(218) 724-4828
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website:
Hours: Monday-Friday 9am—noon
This Sunday afternoon (October 17) I will be heading out of town to meet a
group of priests who I meet with on a monthly basis. The priests in the group
are Fr. Pio Atonio, Fr. Steve Daigle, Fr. Eli Gieske, Fr. Kris McKusky, and Fr.
Gabriel Waweru, and the group is known as a “priest fraternity group” or
“priest support group.” Most priests in our diocese are a part of one of these
groups which are highly encouraged by our bishop. They are made up of
priests in our diocese, and the purpose of them is to provide an opportunity
for fraternity, being able to share about the difficulties and joys of priesthood
with other priests, to keep each other accountable for what we need to be
doing as priests, and an opportunity to pray with each other. I have been part
of my priest fraternity group since early on in my first year of priesthood.
These monthly meetings are an essential part of my priesthood because they
strengthen me in my vocation, and since I have been meeting with these men
for several years we are able to challenge each other where needed and can
be a source of encouragement for each other as well. Not every priest is a
part of a fraternity group. Some were parts of groups that separated, or some
don’t want to put another meeting on their calendar. As brother priests it is
essential that we help keep each other accountable for living our lives as
priests, and so I encourage brother priests who are not part of a group to form
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one or to join an existing group. Please pray for all of the priests of our diocese, that
we may take advantage of meeting with one another, so that strengthened and re-
newed we may more fully give ourselves in ministry to our parishes.
Being able to share joys and struggles with others who have similar joys and strug-
gles is not only necessary for priests, but for all people. This holds very true when it
comes to living our lives as Catholics. If we do not have a small group of other Catho-
lic friends that we can spend time with and talk about our lives of following Jesus in
the Church He established, it will be much more difficult to live our faith than if we
had such a group we were a part of. I encourage all of us to think about people in
our lives who we could start meeting with (if we don’t do so already), and then actual-
ly start getting together. These meetings don’t have to go deep right away, and in
fact they can be mostly casual. It is important just to start. Perhaps the people that
come to mind aren’t people you would normally spend time with. That’s perfect be-
cause they don’t need to be. As followers of Christ we need a support system of oth-
ers who are trying to follow Christ. We should not be surprised if we feel unsupported
in our faith if we are never around others who are trying to live it too. These small
groups can be a way of helping each other live the faith because you can strengthen
and encourage each other. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you to others who can help
you build up your faith.
God Bless.
– Fr. Seth
P A R I S H N E W S & E V E N T S
SACRAMENTS
Baptism: Baptism preparation class
must be scheduled with the priest or a
Deacon prior to a baptism.
Marriage: Marriage preparation must
be made at least nine (9) months prior
to the proposed date of the wedding.
MARRIAGE & FAMILY
Diocese of Duluth Marriage & Family
Life: [email protected]
Natural Family Planning
Here are two local options available for
guidance with natural family planning:
Northland Family Programs: 786-2378
Located at St. Mary’s Hospital
www.northlandfamilyprograms.com
Couple to Couple League International:
www.ccli.org Local Teaching Couple:
Brett & Meghan Jones 715-394-3060
[email protected]
Marriage Resource Websites
www.ForYourMarriage.org
www.fathersforgood.org
www.5lovelanguages.com
www.wwmesection8.org
www.teamsofourlady.org
www.dioceseoflacrosse.com
(Go to Marriage and Family Life page)
PRAYER CHAIN
Prayer requests? Please call
Gloria Michelizzi at 728-2669 or
Roy St. George at 940-5951.
INTERESTED IN BECOMING
CATHOLIC?
Contact the parish office
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STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE
Week of October 10
Weekly offering:…………….......$3,222.00
Electronic Giving…………………….…$2,782.64
Children Offering……………………………..$..00
Week’s Collection…………...... .$6,004.64
YTD Stewardship goal.………$96,675.00
Amount given to date…….... $90,194.13
UCA 2021 Goal: $65,854.05
Collected to date: $42,656.70
Thank you for your continued generosity
to our parish and Diocese!!
October 17, 2021
Every one as he hath determined
in his heart, not with sadness, or
of necessity: for God loveth a
cheerful giver. 2 Corinthians 9:7
Bible in a Year
If you have not yet begun to listen to Fr. Mike Schmitz read the bible each day and
give commentary on the reading it is not too late to begin! An anonymous donor has
made it possible for us to purchase some copies of the Ignatius Bible Revised
Standard Catholic Edition, which is the version of the bible Fr. Mike reads from in his
podcast. There are still some bibles available for parishioners to receive to encour-
age the reading of God’s Word in Holy Scripture. If you are interested in picking up a
copy you can contact the parish office.
BABY BOTTLE DRIVE
Our parish will be participating in a baby bottle fundraising drive during
the month of October– Respect Life Month! Funds raised help support
the Christ Child Society, which manages the Crib Club "store" in the
Women's Care Center in Duluth. We ask that you pick up your baby
bottle in the Gathering Space and fill with change or bills. Checks can
be made out to the Christ Child Society. Filled bottles can be dropped
off in the gathering space or the office. Thank you for helping us
change lives with your change.
You’re Invited!!
October 22 from 6-8pm is Game Night for all ages! Bring your favorite
board game or just come to play. Popcorn and treats provided. :)
Hope to see you there!
ALL SAINTS Family Gathering
Saturday, October 30th 6:00 PM and concluding around 8:00 PM
ST. BEN’S HALL Enjoy HOT DOGS, Root Beer Floats, Treats, PUMPKIN
CARVING, and More!!
Kids! Get ready for another fun - Who’s That Saint Contest! Come dressed as
your favorite SAINT or BIBLE CHARACTER and be
ready to tell us about him/her. A winner will be cho-
sen from each age group: infants-pre K, K –5th
grade, 6th—9th grade.
PLEASE RSVP TO: Rob Hofmann, St. Ben’s K of C at
[email protected] or 218-464-2895
Sponsored by St. Ben’s Knights
of Columbus
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Come let us Adore Him
Adoration takes place on
Wednesdays from 9 am to 9 pm
First Fridays from 9am—5pm
If you are ready to commit to an
hour a week contact the office to
sign up. Several time slots are in
need of a second adorer.
The 40 Days for Life/Duluth
Fall Campaign
St. Benedict’s has traditionally covered Tues-
days of the campaign. Sign-up sheets for the
Tuesdays are in the gathering space or you can sign up on
line for any day: go to 40daysforlife.com for more details.
East Duluth Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
Thinking about becoming Catholic?
East Duluth RCIA classes have begun. It is not too late to join
us. We look forward to meeting you. The classes are held on
Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Fireside Room at the
Cathedral. Park on East Fourth Street or in the Holy Rosary
School lot. Follow signs to the Parish Office and follow direc-
tions to the Fireside Room. If interested, contact the pastor of
one of the East Duluth parishes or
Bob and Sandi Arola, 218-525-2962, [email protected] .
The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is a journey of faith for
persons who are not baptized, who are baptized in another
Christian tradition and desire to become Catholic, and bap-
tized Catholics in need of First Communion and/or Confirma-
tion. There is no cost to attend.
East End Faith Formation
In today’s Gospel, James and John ask to be given seats of
honor when Jesus enters into his glory. Jesus responds, “Can
you drink the cup that I drink or be baptized with the baptism
with which I am baptized?” Once again, the disciples seem to
be selective in what they hear Jesus say. They want to share
Jesus’ glory, but do not appear to understand that his glory will
be preceded by his suffering. Jesus says that the honor they
seek is not his to give.
Like the Disciples, in order to follow Jesus, we must be willing
to suffer. Jesus explains the importance of service and sacri-
fice in the life of a disciple. Those who wish to be first in God’s
kingdom must be the servants of others.
Following Jesus’ example of sacrificial love continues to be
countercultural in our day. In our culture, achievement is rec-
ognized through awards, prizes, and other symbols of honor.
We need to continue to teach our young people leadership by
offering them opportunities to take responsibility for projects
and tasks. Using these experiences, we can guide them into
understanding that Christian leaders are called to be humble
servants and that they can be leaders too. When they put oth-
ers’ needs before their own and look for small ways to be help-
ful each day and to get along with others, they are being lead-
ers.
Jesus teaches us that greatness in the Kingdom of God will be
achieved through sacrifice and loving service. He came to
teach us about God’s love and forgiveness and to save us
from sin. He gave up his life so that we would have life forever
in heaven with God. He shows us how to be a Christian leader
by being helpful and loving to others.
Pray we may receive honor in God’s eyes by learning to serve
others in love. God Bless, Sonya
There is no faith formation this week. Classes will resume on
Wednesday, October 27th.
Sentinel Service Days are here!
This year, Stella Maris Academy is spreading
out its fall service work throughout the month
of October. Classes are working on service
projects and reaching out to parish and great-
er Duluth communities by raking leaves, writ-
ing letters to the homebound, and so much more. These ser-
vice days are one of the many ways Stella Maris Academy
seeks to instill a heart of service in its students, fulfilling its
mission to prepare lifelong learners who lead, love, and serve
as Jesus taught.
Pancake Breakfast
Pancake/Egg Breakfast, Sunday October 17th,
9-12 noon, at St. John's Church, 4230 St.
John's Avenue. Adults: $7;
Youth 6-13: $4 and children under 6: Free.
Holiday Craft Sale:
The Cathedral of Our Lady of the Rosary will hold its annual
Holiday Craft Sale Saturday, November 6, from 9:00 AM to
3:00 PM at Stella Maris Academy- Holy Rosary Campus, 2802
East Fourth Street in Duluth. Shop for the holidays with 50+
local arts and crafts vendors. There will be a wide variety for
every interest, such as hand-made accessories, kids items,
Christmas decor and more. Lunch available from 11-1.
Special Collection
Next weekend we will celebrate World Mission Sunday. Pope
Francis invites the entire Church to support mission dioceses
in Africa, Asia, the Pacific Islands, and parts of Latin America
and Europe, where priests, religious, and lay leaders serve
the world’s most vulnerable communities. Please keep the
Pope’s missions in your prayers and be generous in next
week’s collection for the Society for the Propagation of the
Faith.
If you did not receive an envelope for this collection, you can
pick one up in the gathering space.
BEAUMIER-TROGDON
ORMAN-HURD-VIEGAS
ATTORNEYS OF LAW
October is the month of the Rosary.
With the Saints, pray the Rosary often!
“The Rosary is the ‘weapon’ for these times.”
-Saint Padre Pio
““The greatest method of praying is to pray the
Rosary.” – Saint Francis de Sales
“Recite your Rosary with faith, with humility, with
confidence, and with perseverance.”
-Saint Louis de Montfort
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LITURGY SUPPORT
MASS INTENTIONS
PRAY FOR VOCATIONS
READINGS AND SAINTS THIS WEEK
Sunday, October 17
�Syl Yagoda
Fr. Joel Hastings
Thursday, October 21
Jane Krakovec
Friday, October 22
�Barb Camcau
Saturday, October 23
Claire Brickley
Sunday, October 24
Sylvie Abramson
�David Shearen
The Sacred Heart Candle is
lit this week for our country.
The Marian Candle is lit this
week for Dan Spielman.
October 24
Readers 8:30 am Larry Birnbaum
John Vogel
Ushers 8:30 am Mike Ciurleo
Al Makynen
Sunday, October 17 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Isaiah 53:10-11; Psalm 33:4-5, 18-20, 22;
Hebrews 4:14-16; Mark 10:35-45
Monday, October 18 St. Luke
2 Timothy 4:10-17b; Psalm 145:10-13, 17-18;
Luke 10:1-9
Tuesday, October 19 Sts. John de Brebeuf and
Isaac Jogues and Companions
Romans 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21; Psalm 40:7-10, 17;
Luke 12:35-38
Wednesday, October 20 St. Paul of the Cross
Romans 6:12-18; Psalm 124:1-8; Luke 12:39-48
Thursday, October 21
Romans 6:19-23; Psalm 1:1-4, 6; Luke 12:49-53
Friday, October 22 St. John Paul II
Romans 7:18-25a; Psalm 119:66, 69, 76-77, 93-94;
Luke 12:54-59
Saturday, October 23 St. John of Capistrano
Romans 8:1-11; Psalm 24:1-6; Luke 13:1-9
Sunday, October 24 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jeremiah 31:7-9; Psalm 126:1-6;
Hebrews 5:1-6; Mark 10:46-52
October 17
Father Lloyd Mudrak�
Father Dale Nau�
Deacon Roger Marks�
Deacon Michael Marvin�
Deacon Philip Mayer�
October 18
Father Nicholas Nelson�
Father John O’Donnell�
Deacon Richard Moravitz�
Deacon James Mostek�
Deacon Peter Mueller�
Sisters of St. Scholastica�
October 19
Father Michael Patullo�
Father John Petrich�
Deacon Steven Odegard�
Deacon Barry Olson�
Handmaids of the Heart of
Jesus�
October 20
Father Blake Rozier�
Father Michael Schmitz�
Father Brian Schultz�
Deacon Richard Paine�
Deacon Scott Peters�
Deacon James Philbin�
October 21
Father Robert Sipe�
Father Joseph Sirba�
Father William Skarich�
Deacon Carl Provost�
Deacon Mark Pulkrabek�
Deacon Herbert Ramsey�
October 22
Father Joseph Sobolik�
Father Stephan Solors�
Father Noel Stretton�
Deacon Raymond Sampson�
Deacon Daniel Schultz�
Deacon Steve Schuler�
October 23
Father Paul Strommer�
Monsignor Aleks Suchan�
Father David Tushar�
Deacon Joseph Sechser�
Deacon Paul Sever�
Deacon Mark Skala�
Deacon Jon Skansgaard�
Please pray for these mothers and their un-
born babies:
Tricia Pilon due in January
Grace Woitalla due in March
Myranda Hanson due in April
If you are pregnant and would like to be added to this prayer
request, please contact the parish office.
PRAYER REQUESTS
Sunday, October 17
7:30 am Confession
8:30 am Mass
1:00 pm Mass (EF Latin)
5:45 pm Communion and
Liberation meeting
Monday, October 18
Tuesday, October 19
6—7:30 pm Study on Mass
and the Eucharist
Wednesday, October 20
7 am Women’s Bible Study
9 am –9pm Adoration
Thursday, October 21
7:30am confession
8 am Mass
6 pm Choir practice
8 –9 pm Exodus 90 Men’s
Group
Friday, October 22
7:30am confession
8 am Mass
8:30 am confession
6:00 pm Game Night!
Saturday, October 23
8:30 am Mass
Sunday, October 24
7:30 am Confession
8:30 am Mass
1:00 pm Mass (EF Latin)
5:45 pm Communion and
Liberation meeting
THIS WEEK AT ST. BEN’S
The staff will be praying for 2 registered families every
week, with the hope that we will have prayed for all of you,
by name, by the Fall of 2022.
We invite you to pray with us for their inten-
tions. Thank you for helping us cultivate a
prayerful community.
This week we are praying for:
Benedict Family: Edward, Anne, and Jacob
Jack and Maria Bellamy
PRAYER CHAIN
St. Ben’s has an active prayer chain. To request prayers
call Gloria Michelizzi at 728-2669 or Roy St. George at
940-5951.
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LITURGY SUPPORT
MASS INTENTIONS
PRAY FOR VOCATIONS
READINGS AND SAINTS THIS WEEK
Sunday, October 17
�Syl Yagoda
Fr. Joel Hastings
Thursday, October 21
Jane Krakovec
Friday, October 22
�Barb Camcau
Saturday, October 23
Claire Brickley
Sunday, October 24
Sylvie Abramson
�David Shearen
The Sacred Heart Candle is
lit this week for our country.
The Marian Candle is lit this
week for Dan Spielman.
October 24
Readers 8:30 am Larry Birnbaum
John Vogel
Ushers 8:30 am Mike Ciurleo
Al Makynen
Sunday, October 17 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Isaiah 53:10-11; Psalm 33:4-5, 18-20, 22;
Hebrews 4:14-16; Mark 10:35-45
Monday, October 18 St. Luke
2 Timothy 4:10-17b; Psalm 145:10-13, 17-18;
Luke 10:1-9
Tuesday, October 19 Sts. John de Brebeuf and
Isaac Jogues and Companions
Romans 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21; Psalm 40:7-10, 17;
Luke 12:35-38
Wednesday, October 20 St. Paul of the Cross
Romans 6:12-18; Psalm 124:1-8; Luke 12:39-48
Thursday, October 21
Romans 6:19-23; Psalm 1:1-4, 6; Luke 12:49-53
Friday, October 22 St. John Paul II
Romans 7:18-25a; Psalm 119:66, 69, 76-77, 93-94;
Luke 12:54-59
Saturday, October 23 St. John of Capistrano
Romans 8:1-11; Psalm 24:1-6; Luke 13:1-9
Sunday, October 24 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Jeremiah 31:7-9; Psalm 126:1-6;
Hebrews 5:1-6; Mark 10:46-52
October 17
Father Lloyd Mudrak�
Father Dale Nau�
Deacon Roger Marks�
Deacon Michael Marvin�
Deacon Philip Mayer�
October 18
Father Nicholas Nelson�
Father John O’Donnell�
Deacon Richard Moravitz�
Deacon James Mostek�
Deacon Peter Mueller�
Sisters of St. Scholastica�
October 19
Father Michael Patullo�
Father John Petrich�
Deacon Steven Odegard�
Deacon Barry Olson�
Handmaids of the Heart of
Jesus�
October 20
Father Blake Rozier�
Father Michael Schmitz�
Father Brian Schultz�
Deacon Richard Paine�
Deacon Scott Peters�
Deacon James Philbin�
October 21
Father Robert Sipe�
Father Joseph Sirba�
Father William Skarich�
Deacon Carl Provost�
Deacon Mark Pulkrabek�
Deacon Herbert Ramsey�
October 22
Father Joseph Sobolik�
Father Stephan Solors�
Father Noel Stretton�
Deacon Raymond Sampson�
Deacon Daniel Schultz�
Deacon Steve Schuler�
October 23
Father Paul Strommer�
Monsignor Aleks Suchan�
Father David Tushar�
Deacon Joseph Sechser�
Deacon Paul Sever�
Deacon Mark Skala�
Deacon Jon Skansgaard�
Please pray for these mothers and their un-
born babies:
Tricia Pilon due in January
Grace Woitalla due in March
Myranda Hanson due in April
If you are pregnant and would like to be added to this prayer
request, please contact the parish office.
PRAYER REQUESTS
Sunday, October 17
7:30 am Confession
8:30 am Mass
1:00 pm Mass (EF Latin)
5:45 pm Communion and
Liberation meeting
Monday, October 18
Tuesday, October 19
6—7:30 pm Study on Mass
and the Eucharist
Wednesday, October 20
7 am Women’s Bible Study
9 am –9pm Adoration
Thursday, October 21
7:30am confession
8 am Mass
6 pm Choir practice
8 –9 pm Exodus 90 Men’s
Group
Friday, October 22
7:30am confession
8 am Mass
8:30 am confession
6:00 pm Game Night!
Saturday, October 23
8:30 am Mass
Sunday, October 24
7:30 am Confession
8:30 am Mass
1:00 pm Mass (EF Latin)
5:45 pm Communion and
Liberation meeting
THIS WEEK AT ST. BEN’S
The staff will be praying for 2 registered families every
week, with the hope that we will have prayed for all of you,
by name, by the Fall of 2022.
We invite you to pray with us for their inten-
tions. Thank you for helping us cultivate a
prayerful community.
This week we are praying for:
Benedict Family: Edward, Anne, and Jacob
Jack and Maria Bellamy
PRAYER CHAIN
St. Ben’s has an active prayer chain. To request prayers
call Gloria Michelizzi at 728-2669 or Roy St. George at
940-5951.
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