Saturday, September 20- 5:30 PM Sunday, September 21 - 10:00AM

Lectors: Wilma Mavencamp Margaret Hanson

Music: Volunteer s Volunteers
Altar Servers: Don Nevr ivy Raina Mortenson & Brylee French
EMHCS: Anne Boothe & Lor na Schumacher Kelly & Colleen Murray & Jerry Depute
Sacristant: Don Nevr ivy Jerry Depute
Hospitality: Volunteer s Needed Mark French Family
Gift Bearers: Volunteer Needed Mark French Family

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St. Marys Catholic Church
P.O. Box 70
Malta, MT 59538
Email: office@saintmarysMalta.org

Office: (406) 654-1446
RE Center : (406) 654-1311
Fax: (406) 654-1467
Sacred Heart Ministries
Lector: Iris
EMHCs: Wendy & Ter r i
Gift Bearers: Ron Kienenber ger
Church Cleaning for Sept. : Shar on Munsinger
Lay Ministers, please come early and greet.

Email Addresses at St. Marys
(just like the parish website):
Parish office: office@SaintMar ysMalta.or g
Fr. Cory: fr cor y@SaintMar ysMalta.or g
Lana: lana@SaintMar ysMalta.or g
Brenda: br enda@SaintMar ysMalta.or g

Sept 15: Malta 8:30 AM: For the r epose of the soul of Tome Boos r /b KC Council #2124
Sept 16: Malta 8:30 AM: No Mass
Sept 17: Malta 8:30 AM: No Mass
Sept 18: Hi Line-10:00 AM: No Mass
Sept 19: Malta 8:30 AM: For the r epose of the soul of Mae LaFond r /b The Maynar d LaFonds
Sept 20: Malta 5:30 PM: For Jim OLear ys BD r /b The Maynar d LaFonds
Sept 21: Dodson- 8:30 PM: For the r epose of the soul of Skip Cole, Sr . r /b Bobby Cole
Malta- 10:00 AM: For all par ishioner s
Saco 12:15 PM: For a Special Intention r /b The Ulr ichs
September 14, 2014 www.SaintMarysMalta.org Fr. Cory Sticha-Administrator
New to the Parish?
Welcome! Were glad youll be joining us! If you
would like to register with the parish, please fill out
this form and drop it in the collection basket. You
can also bring it by the parish office or send it to us.
Name:
Address:
Phone number:
Email address:
Current parishioners: you can use this form to notify
us of any change of address or phone number.
Thanks!
Sept 151 Cor 11: 17-26, 33, Ps 40: 7-10, 17, Jn
19:25-27
Sept 161 Cor 12: 12-14, 27-31a, Ps 100: 1b-5
Lk 7: 11-17
Sept 171 Cor 12: 31-13:13, Ps 33: 2-5, 12,22,
Lk 7: 31-35
Sept 181 Cor 15: 1-11, Ps 118: 1b-2, 16-17, 28,
Lk 7: 36-50
Sept 191 Cor 15: 12-20, Ps 17: 1b-d, 6-7, 8b,
15, Lk 8: 1-3
Sept 201 Cor 15: 35-37, 42-49, Ps 56: 10c-12,
13-14, Lk 8: 4-15
Sept 21 Isa 55: 6-9, Ps 145: 2-3, 8-9, 17-18, Phil
1: 20c-24, 27a, Mt 20: 1-16a



Pope Francis Quotes on the
Sanctity of Life:
Sept. 20, 2013Every child who, rather than being
born, is condemned unjustly to being aborted, bears
the face of Jesus Christ, bears the face of the Lord,
who even before he was born, and then just after
birth, experienced the worlds rejection. And every
elderly personeven if he is ill or at the end of his
days, bears the face of Christ. They cannot be dis-
carded, as the culture of waste suggests!
Speech to Catholic healthcare professionals and gynecologists
Sept. 20, 2013



Religious Education Schedule

Sunday, September 14, 2014

8:45-9:45 AM, Pre K 5


Wednesday, September 17, 2014

7:00 PM, Middle l & High School

For more information please contact
Brenda Rummel301-0936

Please keep in your prayers:

Mark Newby, Evelyn Starkey and Family, Gary
Schlieve, The Noel Emonds, The Lester Metzs,
Yvonne Dihartce, Kia Taylor, Pat Murray, Heather
Lenz, Jim Golik, Jake Murray Family & unborn
child, Rena Crasco, Dorothy Gray, Doug
Goodheart, Linda Berg, Terry McKeon, Nate
Simon, Cissy Adams, Terry Stiles, Kenny Ulrich,
Gerry Williams, those from our local area serving in
the military, and the Poor Souls in Purgatory.
Anyone who needs to have prayers said for someone
can call: Brenda Rummel at 301-0936; Jean Niebur
at 654-2822. Names will be listed in the bulletin for
one month unless specified.
Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament
9 AM to 4 PM
Join us on 1st Friday, Oct. 3, 2014
Can you not spend one hour with me?
(Mt 26:40)
Pope Francis Prayer intentions for
September, 2014
Mentally disabled. That the mentally disabled
may receive the love and help they need for a
dignified life.
Service to the poor. That Christians, inspired
by the Word of God, may serve the poor and
suffering.
Follow us on Facebook and Twiter! Facebook.com/SaintMarysMalta Twiter: @SaintMarysMalta
World Youth Day
Will be held in Krakow, Poland. The dates are July
19, through August 1, 2016.
Cost of this pilgrimage is $3,800.00 leaving from
Great Falls, MT.
Mandy Bell from Glasgow is organizing the trip for
the Diocese of Great FallsBillings. Please consid-
er joining this pilgrimage .
Further information is available at;
diocesegfb.org.



PCCW Fall Dinner
November 2, 2014
11:00 AM-2:00 PM
A Food Basket will be in place in the back of the
church. Please donate non-perishable goods.
Thank you for your generosity.
Confessions: Satur days 4 - 5 p.m., 1/2 hour before
daily Mass (Mon.- Fri.) or by appointment
Anointing of the Sick: Please contact Fr . Cor y as
soon as possible for anointing.
Baptism: Normally celebrated at Sunday Mass.
Parental sessions are required.
Marriages: Six month couple pr epar ation per iod
required. Please contact Fr. Cory before scheduling
marriage date.
Collection Totals for Last Week
Collected Needed
Malta $ 3,067.50 $ 2, 721.58
Dodson: $ 215. 00 $ 441.31
Saco: $ 351. 00 $ 192.31

Any announcements for next Sundays bulletin need
to be in by 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday
To reserve the Parish Basement or other St. Marys
facility, please contact Fr. Cory or Lana at the Parish
Office (email office@SaintMarysMalta.org).
Care and Share 2013/ 2014

(Received by Diocese as of April 30, 2014)
Goal Remaining
Malta: $ 24,401. 00 $ 14, 907. 36
Dodson: $ 3, 996. 00 $ 3, 247. 00
Saco: $ 2, 050. 00 $ 2, 050. 00
Thank you for your support of
Care and Share!


ExamenA Way To Pray
1. Pray for light.Begin by asking God for the
grace to pray, to see, and to understand.
2. Give Thanks.Look at your day in a spirit of
gratitude. Everything is a gift from God.
3. Review the day.Guided by the Holy Spirit,
look back on your day. Pay attention to your
experience. Look for God in it.
4. Look at whats wrong.Face up to failures and
shortcomings. Ask for forgiveness for your
faults. Ask God to show you ways to improve.
5. Resolve what to do in the day to comeWhere
do you need God today? What can you do to-
day.?
The Prayer that Changes Everything
By Jim Manney

Send Get Well cards to:
Marylyn Metz
Deaconess Clinic Hospital
PO Box 37000
Billings, MT 59107
Mass Intentions
As Catholics, we have a long tradition of having Masses celebrated for those we wish to offer up in prayer.
The Mass is the ultimate form of prayer, and each Mass is celebrated for an intention. Price per mass
intention is $10.00.
Please consider having Masses celebrated for family and friends on special occasions and anniversaries, as
well as those who are in need of prayers. Masses are also encouraged in memory of those loved ones who
have died, especially on the anniversaries of their deaths. Contact Fr. Cory for more information!
Short Prayer
From Consoling the Heart of Jesus Re-
treat
Yes to Jesus: Jesus, I thirst for You. Help
me to thirst for You more. Use me, Jesus.
Form me into a saint. Make up for all my
faults. I trust in You. With Marys help, I
give You my yes.
2015 Spring Quilt Raffle

Please take notice that the donation can for our
quilt raffle is once again in the back of the
church. Any and all donations of any amount
will be welcome.
Our goal is to cover to cover the cost of the
backing, batting and quilting which amounts to
$300.00.
The ladies who make the blocks for this quilt,
donate their fabric, time and talent.
We thank you in advance for your generosity.

Stewardship

September 14, 2014 - The Exultation of the Holy Cross

"For God so loved the world that he gave his only
Son..." - John 3:16

God gave us the gift of His son so we can enjoy eternal
salvation. Of all our gifts, our life, is the most precious.
We belong to God. This is why we must take time every
day to ask Him how He wants us to use the life He has
given us.

judy@catholicfoundatonmt.org
2014 Public Square Rosary
Crusade
Please join us in praying for our nation on
October 11, 2014 at noon.
The local Rosary
Rally will take place at the Front Street Park
The Bible Timeline Study Guide
Thursdays 7:00 PM, 2014-2015
1. Session 13: - Sept. 11, 2014
2. Session 14Sept. 25
3. Session 15Oct. 9,
4. Session 16Oct. 23
5. Session 17 Nov. 6
6. Session 18 Nov 20
7. Session 19Dec 4
8. Session 20Dec 18
9. Session 21Jan 8, 2015
10. Session 22Jan. 22
11. Session 23Feb. 8
For more informationDan Morton
1-845-264-7577
Knights of Columbus
KC Meetings : Every Second Tuesday Evening
6:30 PM Rosary
Next Meeting Oct. 14, 2014 supper provided

Date to be announcedHighway Cleanup 5:30
meet in church basementDinner @ 7:00 PM
Every Tuesday afternoon @ 6:00PMwork
nightchurch and grounds cleanup
Please volunteer

Prayer For US Elections

O God, we acknowledge You today as Lord,
Not only of individuals, but of nations and
governments.

We thank You for the privilege
Of being able to organize ourselves politically
And of knowing that political loyalty does not have
to mean disloyalty to You.

We thank You for Your law, which our Founding
Fathers acknowledged and recognized as higher than
any human law. We thank You for the opportunity
that this election year puts before us, To exercise
our solemn duty not only to vote, but to influence
countless others to vote, And to vote correctly.

Lord, we pray that Your people may be awakened.
Let them realize that while politics is not their
salvation, their response to You requires that
they be politically active.

Awaken Your people to know that they are not called
to be a sect fleeing the world But rather a
community of faith renewing the world.

Awaken them that the same hands lifted up to You in
prayer (http://www.catholic.org/prayers)are the
same hands that pull the lever in the voting booth;
that the same eyes that read Your Word , are the eyes
that read the names on the ballot, and that they do not
cease to be Christians when they enter the voting
booth.

Awaken Your people to a commitment to justice,
To the sanctity of marriage and the family,
To the dignity of each individual human life,
And to the truth that human rights begin when
Human Lives begin, And not one moment later.

Lord, we rejoice today That we are citizens of
Your kingdom. May that make us all the more
committed to being faithful citizens on earth.

We ask this through Jesus Christ, our Lord.

Amen.
Catholic Womens No Host Luncheon
Every second Friday of the month
1:00 PM at the Great Northern
Dining Room.
Next Luncheon October 10, 2014
All Catholic Women Welcome

PCCW News
Great FallsBillings Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women
Oct. 3Oct. 4, 2014
St. Anthonys Parish
317 West 7th St.
Laurel, MT 59044
(406) 628-7182
For more information:
Wilma Mavencamp 654-1346