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St. Elizabeth's Parish sincerely welcomes all visitors.
This blog will contain regular updates on our parish and our Mass schedule.

Mass Schedule

Sunday Mass at 11:00 a.m. Confession- Tuesdays before Mass from 5:00–5:25 PM. Tuesday Mass at 5:30 p.m.

Saturday, May 9, 2026

May 10 Bulletin

Church Cleaning
May 15 Joey & Kadee Irmen
May 22 Troy & Connie Hafner
May 29 David & Anne Richter


Parish Collection Teams
May 10 Luke Kutz & Jon Polries
May 17 Carrie Nichols & Karen Neumiller
May 24 Dave Richter & Larry Larson Jr.
May 31 Kristen Beckley & Donna Stringer


Lectors EMHC
May 10 Lector-Jon Polries EMHC-Luke Kutz
May 17 Lector-Carrie Nichols EMHC-Karen Neumiller
May 24 Lector-Angela Kutz EMHC-Dave Richter
May 31 Lector-Donna Stringer EMHC-Kristen Beckley 

Next Sunday: Mass on Sunday,
May 17th will be at 11:00 am at Sacred Heart with a breakfast following honoring our graduates and in appreciation of our teachers and substitutes. Mass in Sykeston on May 17th will be at 8:30 am.


Stewardship Moment: “For it is better to suffer for doing good, if that be God’s will, than for doing evil.” 1 Peter 3:17 The old line says “if you want to make God laugh, tell him your plans.” Many of us are diligent in our planning and making sure things are progressing smoothly. Then disaster strikes, we don’t get the result we anticipated or an unforeseen problem arises. Many times we may respond negatively and ask, “Why me? I did everything right!” Here’s the thing – adversity humbles us and reminds us of our dependence on God and not on our own self-reliance. Rest assured, God has a better plan in store for you.
 

Perfect and Faithful Attendance Awards for all grades were handed out at the Closing Religious Education Mass last Wednesday: Those receiving perfect attendance were: Henry Beckley, Rosabel Teves, Izzy Riedesel, Stella Roundy, Brynlee Scherr, Pearl Sauby, Keegan Scherr, Edison Riedesel, Sutton Roundy, Levi Kutz, Mylee March, Ruth Beckley, Scarlett Sauby, Oliver Riedesel, Grayson Reisenauer, Cooper Volk, Russell Beckley, Genevieve Inglish, Tensley Rude, Duke Sauby, Wyatt Beckley, Sarah Boeshans, Gannon Inglish, Jase Rude, Charles Sauby, Grace Inglish, Nathan Boeshans, Isaiah Richter, Reilly Matt. Those receiving faithful attendance (missing once) were: Kipp Kouba, Ian van Bedaf, Trevor Timm, Joey Reisenauer, Lois Wede, Charli Reisenauer, Tiegen Harrington, Olivia Weippert, MaKaya Halverson, Hadley Volk, Jennie Lee, Jackson Fandrich, Gemma Inglish, Aniston Hoornaert, Jameson Kutz. Congratulations to all students on your attendance in attending religious education classes to learn more about the faith.


Congratulations to our Confirmation/First Communion Students from Sacred Heart and St. Elizabeth’s: Charlie Reisenauer, Russell Beckley, Cohen Kutz, Amelia Solis, Casely Jo Halverson, and Lois Wede. May God Bless you on your faith journey.

Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for May: That Everyone Might Have Food: Let us pray that everyone, from large producers to small consumers, be committed to avoid wasting food and to ensure that everyone has access to quality food. 

May 3 Bulletin

Church Cleaning
May 8 Brent & Shelly Kurtz
May 15 Joey & Kadee Irmen
May 22 Troy & Connie Hafner


Parish Collection Teams
May 3 Connie Hafner & Codie Larson
May 10 Luke Kutz & Jon Polries
May 17 Carrie Nichols & Karen Neumiller


Lectors EMHC
May 3 Kadee Irmen Shelly Kurtz
May 10 Jon Polries Luke Kutz
May 17 Carrie Nichols Karen Neumiller


Stewardship Moment: “The stone which the builders rejected has become the cornerstone.”
1 PETER 2:7 Every person has been given gifts from the Holy Spirit. These are called “charisms” and they are used to build God’s kingdom of earth. While many people are able to recognize their natural talents and abilities, they may be unsure of their charisms. If you know someone who is struggling for a direction in life, give them a little encouragement. Help them discern their charisms and how God is calling them to use them. Remember - no gift is too small or insignificant in God’s salvation plan.
 

Today, Sunday May 3rd, the Altar Society will be providing a May Crowning luncheon after Mass. We will also be honoring Russell Beckley as he will have made his First Eucharist/Confirmation. Everyone is invited to the parish center for fellowship and food. Altar Society will be covering all of the meal expenses, and Kristin Beckley will provide a cake for dessert. Group 1 is in charge of the celebration. Come and Enjoy!
 

Looking Ahead: Mass on Sunday, May 17th will be at 11:00 am at Sacred Heart with a breakfast following honoring our graduates and in appreciation of our teachers and substitutes. Mass in Sykeston on May 17th will be at 8:30 am.


The last FFF Class on Wed., May 6th will be a Mass at 6:00 pm for all the students and parents. Grades P-11 go to their classes by 5:45 pm and then go to Mass. Attendance will be taken in all classes. There will be a picnic in the hall after Mass for everyone. Burgers, hotdogs, chips, gelato and drinks provided.
You may bring a salad to pass, if you wish.

Prayer Chain: Deb Miller will be revising the prayer chain. Please call Donna or Deb with prayer requests. If anyone would like to be added to the prayer chain, please notify Deb at 701-650-6148. Also, if anyone would like their name removed, please let Deb know. Thank you! 

Holy Father’s Prayer Intention for May: That Everyone Might Have Food: Let us pray that everyone, from large producers to small consumers, be committed to avoid wasting food and to ensure that everyone has access to quality food. 

Sunday, April 26, 2026

April 26 Bulletin

Church Cleaning
May 1 Donna Stringer & Mary K Larson
May 8 Brent & Shelly Kurtz
May 15 Joey & Kadee Irmen
Parish Collection Teams


Apr 26 Bev Hafner & Cindy Tweed
May 3 Connie Hafner & Codie Larson
May 10 Luke Kutz & Jon Polries


Lectors EMHC
Apr 26 Lector-Angela Kutz EMHC-Donna Stringer
May 3 Lector-Kadee Irmen EMHC-Shelly Kurtz
May 10 Lector-Jon Polries EMHC-Luke Kutz


Stewardship Moment: “And Peter said to them, ‘Repent, and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ…’” Acts 2:38 The word “repent” means to turn from sin - to change our thoughts, words and actions. Change that is permanent comes from within – a transformation or conversion of heart. This requires prayer, discipline and perseverance. Change is hard. The first step is recognizing that we are broken and that we need God’s help. The good news - we are not alone in our journey. Ask Jesus daily for guidance and patiently listen for his response.


On Sunday May 3rd, the Altar Society will be providing a May Crowning luncheon after Mass. We will also be honoring Russell Beckley as he will have made his First Eucharist/Confirmation. Everyone is invited to the parish center for fellowship and food. Altar Society will be covering all of the meal expense, and Kristin Beckley will provide a cake for dessert. Group 1 is in charge of the celebration. Come and Enjoy!
 

May is the Month of Mary: May is the month that awakens nature: flowers bloom, fields turn green, and the sun shines brighter. But for Catholics, May is not just a time of natural renewal—it is also a spiritual season, for the Church has consecrated it in a special way to the Most Holy Virgin Mary. To honor Our Blessed Mother, please consider joining us next weekend for our First Saturday Devotion & Mass on Saturday, May 2nd at Sacred Heart. Rosary starts at 7:45 a.m., including 15 minutes of meditation (that Our Lady asks for), Confessions at 8:00 am, Mass starts at 8:30 am. Also, the Fatima prayers will be said as well. See today’s bulletin insert for details!


Looking Ahead: Mass on Sunday, May 17th will be at 11:00 am at Sacred Heart with a breakfast following to honor our graduates and in appreciation of our teachers and substitutes. Mass in Sykeston on May 17th will be at 8:30 am.

There will be church grounds clean up on Wednesday, April 29th starting at 130pm. Please bring any of your own lawn tools you feel will be needed. 

Second Collection Today: Support the Catholic Home Missions Appeal today! Nearly 40% of dioceses in the United States and its current and former territories are considered mission territories because they are unable to fund essential pastoral activities for their communities. Your support funds religious education, seminary formation, lay ministry training, and other programs that build vibrant faith communities right here in the United States. 

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Contact Codie Larson at codie.larsonranch@gmail.com or 701-269-2842 with any announcements.