ST. ROSE CHURCH

MISSION STATEMENT OF

ST. ROSE CATHOLIC CHURCH

We the community of St. Rose are believers in Jesus Christ; striving to proclaim His Gospel in word and in good deed.  Through worship, evangelization, formation and service we invite our brothers and sisters to know the Lord.

 

Office Information

-St. Rose Church, 501 West 3rd Street, PO Box 277

Argyle,,MN  56713

Office Hours:  Monday - Thursday  (8:00AM-2:30PM)

 (The Office is closed Fridays, Holy Days and Holidays)

Parish Office- 437-6341  email- stroser@wiktel.com

Pastor:  Fr. Luis Buitron   Cell # 1-218-242-5689 

Email: lbuitron@wiktel.com

 

Parish Coordinator: Lori Gruhot 437-6341

RE Youth Coordinator-  Dawn Hoeper 437-6341

St. Rose bulletin is online at:  wiktel.net/strose/

 

If you or someone you know has been the victim of sexual misconduct on the part of a priest, deacon, or individual representing the Diocese of Crookston, its parishes, or its schools, your first call should be to law enforcement. In addition, the diocesan Victim Assistance Coordinator is available at 218-281-7895 (24-hour confidential number).

 

FINANCE COUNCIL:

Jesse Sundby , Paul Bergeron and Larry Riopelle, Brent Riopelle

     Judy Adolphson, Darel Nelson- (Trustees)

PASTORAL COUNCIL: Wayne Feuillerat Tom Crummy, Lisa Sorenson, Jenna Grabowska, Kari Rivard, Kelly Durand

Funeral Luncheon Planner- Melanie Nelson 218-201-1478

**Knights of Columbus members:  "If you have insurance questions, please contact Aaron Kaiser at 218-280-4707 or email at Aaron.kaiser@kofc.org"

 

 

SACRAMENTAL LIFE:  Reconciliation- Sacrament of Reconciliation (confession) Before Saturday evening Mass: 4:30 to: 5:00PM.  Before Sunday 8:30AM Mass: from 8:00 to 8:30AM. --or by Appointment

Infant Baptism- Catechetical Class is required; please contact Fr. Luis

Marriage:  All Catholics who have made a decision to enter into marriage must meet with a priest six months before the proposed wedding date.  If a Catholic is contemplating marriage to a non-Catholic, the Catholic must still contact a priest to fill the requirements of the Catholic Church for the marriage to be validly recognized by the Catholic Church..

Anointing of the Sick:  Please call Fr. Luis especially before surgery or serious illness.

Shut-ins-   If you know anyone who cannot come to Church, or would appreciate a pastoral visit please let the office or Fr Luis know so a visit can be scheduled.

 

PRAYER LIST

 

Please include in your prayers the following people who are need of prayers & healing:

 

Betty Laurin, Greyson Benson, Beverly Fulks

To add a name to the prayer list — ask their permission first, then contact the parish office.  

 

 

 

October 12, 2025

 

 

28th Sunday in Ordinary Time

 

“Has none but this foreigner returned to give thanks to God?”    Luke 17:18

 

Most of us live relatively “easy” lives.  We have food, shelter, clothing, and money.  We go on vacation every year and own a car or two.   Most of us take this all for granted.  Did you ever notice that people with the least amount of possessions are usually the most grateful?  Shouldn’t this be the other way around?  Take time every day and thank God for all He has given you and discern how He is calling you to share your gifts.

 

Collections :

 

Sunday Offertory Budgeted

7-1-25---6-30-26 is $128,500.00

(Adult, Student, Loose collections)

Needed each week for collection is: $2,471.00

 

***Donations while away for the weekend   

When you are away from St Rose for weekend Mass you can still give to your home parish by dropping your donation envelope in the collection basket at the church where you are attending Mass and it will be mailed back to St. Rose, also did you know that St. Rose Church has the option for automatic debit from a checking or savings account?   Contact the parish office at 218-437-6341 for more information.

 

 

 

 

Parish Income Statement

August , 2025

Budgeted: $128,500.00

Received : $21.934.25

**NEEDED BUDGET -($106,565.75)

Automatic offering from August is: $3,920.00 per month.

Tri-Parish Mass Schedule for:  Oct. -Nov.- Dec.

Saturday at 5:00 PM. Assumption Church

Sunday at 8:30 AM – St. Stephens Church

Sunday at 10:30 AM. St Rose Church

Tuesday Mass 5:00 PM St. Rose Church

ST. ROSE CHURCH

MASS SCHEDULE

 

Tuesday, October 14

5:00PM Mass

+Frank Borowiicz

By Bernadette Borowicz

 

October 19th

Sunday, Mass 10:30AM

FOR THE PEOPLE

 

Lector:  Paula

Servers: Whitten, becket

Sacristan:  Wayne

Eucharistic Ministers: Paula, Tom

 

**EUCHARISTIC ADORATION**

Our lives can be filled with restlessness, come rest in silent prayer with Jesus in Eucharistic Adoration at St Rose Church, Sign up sheet at the back of the church.  We need to have people in prayer and adoration throughout the 4 hour

 

        OTHER ITEMS ANDFUTURE EVENTS

 

 

    Totus Tuus of the North would like to THANK YOU for your generous support during our free-will potluck. We raised $2221 to go towards 2026 Totus Tuus Week.  We also want to thank all the parishioners that brought food to share with other!!  It was a delicious spread on the tables!

It was so nice seeing everyone gather in fellowship!  Our raffle winners of the mums:  Kathleen Riopelle and Dana Setterholm.  Kid's Bucket of Fun: Kaelynn Rivard.

 

 **Rosary Rally-  Please join at our sixth annual public Rosary Rally at Kurz Memorial Park in Argyle. On Sat., Oct. 11.  The Rosary will begin at noon.  Once again we will be reciting the Rosary for the repentance and conversion of our great Nation.  Last year we joined 22,661 other rallies around the Country asking God to save America.

 

**Catholic Daughters will be observing Right to Life month in October.We are asking for donations of baby items from the Parish.
Items needed are infant clothing, bibs, onesies, baby lotions and soaps, infant toys, etc.
Amy and all items are appreciated.
There will be an infant pack-n-play in the back of the church then entire month of October
for people to drop their items into.

 

Catholic Daughters Court #2107 of St Rose Church will be celebrating CDA Sunday on October 19th.  We have been established as a court for 50 years and we are inviting all Catholic women aged 18 and older to join our court.  We have members from Assumption Church and St Peter and Paul in Warren, but we would love to have many more women join our court.  Our motto is "Unity and Charity"; Catholic Daughters was founded in 1903 by the Knights of Columbus and we are striving to increase membership at the local, state and national level.  Please prayerfully consider joining as we, as we in Christ, assist others in difficult times; support our priests, seminarians, and women's religious; minister to the homeless; provide grants to help build Habitat for Humanity homes; contribute to food shelves and clothing drives; support our youth; promote Respect for Life and provide disaster relief.  Mostly consider joining Catholic Daughters to support each other in Fellowship, Prayer and FUN.
Contact Patsy Whitlow if you have any questions at 218-201-0207 or patsy@wiktel.com

 

 Cranberry Relish:  We will once again be taking orders for Cranberry Relish.  Quarts- $10.00, Pints- $$5.00.  If interested, please contact Julie Rivard orders must be in before Oct. 23rd.  701-741-7115.  ***We will be taking donations for the basket Raffle.  Thanks for helping make the Fall Bazaar so successful!

 

**David and Lisa Sorenson will have pumpkins available in October after Mass.  Free will offering.  All proceeds will go to St. Rose.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Biblical Walk Through the Mass

 

[Liturgy is] the privileged setting in which God speaks to us in the midst of our lives; he speaks today to his people, who hear and respond.  Every liturgical action is by its very nature steeped in sacred Scripture. ...From Scripture the petitions, prayers and liturgical hymns receive their inspiration and substance.  From Scripture the liturgical actions and signs draw their meaning. – Pope Benedict XVI, Verbum Domini, 52.

      Join us at St. Stephen's Church for a study by Dr. Edward Sri titled A Biblical Walk Through the Mass.  It is a scriptural tour through the prayers, hymns, and rituals of the Liturgy.  Practically every part of the Mass finds its inspiration in Scripture, as Pope Benedict XVI has noted.  After providing a general overview of the Mass, this study devotes a session to each of the major sections of the Mass:  the Introductory Rites, the Liturgy of the Word, the Liturgy of the Eucharist, and the Concluding Rites.  Readings from the Bible and the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC) draw participants into the meaning and background of the prayers and other elements of the Mass.  

      We will meet at 9:00 a.m. following 8:30 a.m. Mass in the St. Stephen's Church basement on five Wednesdays, October 15, 22 & 29; November 12 &19.  The format will follow past studies with prayer, video, and small group discussion.  Refreshments will be served!  All are welcome to attend one, some, or all the sessions.

      Please contact Tammi Anderson (218-478-4217) or Marilyn Kuznia (218-478-4273) if you have any questions.

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**PLEASE PICK UP YOUR BAZAAR TICKETS IN CHURCH.   THANK YOU!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fall Festival

Turkey & Ham Dinner

Adults $15.00 Kids (6-12) $8.00

 

St ROSE CHURCH

 

Sunday, October 26th

12PM-- 5PM

 

Bingo, Baked Goods, Raffle Items at

The Mall on 701 Pacific Ave, Argyle

 12:30PM—5:00PM