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Rest in Peace
 Clement Martin Van Lith
Stanley J. Brannan
James E. Kastl

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 Click bulletin date below to download

February 7, 2010

January 31, 2010

January 24, 2010

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UPCOMING EVENTS
 
 'A Life Worth Living'
7 Sundays, Jan. 10-Feb. 21, 6:30 pm
Study/Video- book of Phillipians
Sign-up in gathering space
 
  Wed. Bible Study
After 8 am Daily Mass
 
Sat. Men's Bible Study
 After 8 am Sat. Mass 
 
First Reconciliation for
First Communion Class
First Friday, Feb. 3, 5 p.m.
 
Ash Wednesday
Mass & Ashes
Wed., Feb. 17, 8 am & 7 pm
 
Soup Supper, 6 pm
Stations of the Cross, 7 pm
Friday, Feb. 19
 
Annual NW Deanery Day of Recollection
King's House, Buffalo
Thurs., Feb. 25
 
Click bulletin (above) for details
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Click Here for Youth Spirit Bulletin

Links of Interest:

The most local and powerful way of impacting political change is to be involved in the party caucuses.  This year caucuses will be held on Tuesday, Feb. 2 starting at 7 p.m.  The US Catholic Bishops have prepared several resolutions that may be presented for discussion and acceptance at the caucus. View link below to the resolution on poverty or you can find a copy on the internet at the Office for Social Justice.

 
 
St. Ignatius Cemetery
The transcription of the St. Ignatius Cemetery
records is now online. They can be found by
clicking on link below and then click
on the following links:
• “History”
• “Annandale Area Cemeteries”
• “St. Ignatius Cemetery”.

www.annandale.mn.us

Family Planning

St. Ignatius
Catholic Church

 
 
  35 Birch Street East, P.O. Box 126,
Annandale, MN 55302
 
(320) 274-8828

 
Vision of our Parish of St. Ignatius
St. Ignatius parish is a joyful, spirit-filled community of faithful believers, unified by one baptism, rooted to one identity in the Father, the son, and the Holy Spirit.  We are a faith community possessing an ever unfolding spirituality centered in the Eucharist and a prayer life inclusive of many expressions of faith.  Under the guidance of our blessed Mother Mary and St. Joseph, we are a journeying community sharing in the mission of Christ to establish God's kingdom of justice, peace and love committed to a loving and faithful service to our families and compassion for the poor.
 
 
 

    MASS SCHEDULE
    Weekend:                                                        
    Saturday: Mass of Convenience: 4 p.m.     
    Sunday: 8:30 & 10:30 a.m.                               
    Daily Mass:
    Tuesday-Friday: 8 a.m.
    Reconciliation
    Saturday: 4:30 p.m.
 
    LIBRARY
    Saturday & Sunday
    before & after
    weekend masses

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Attention St. Ignatius Business Owners!
Reach more parishioners about your business by advertising on  this site. Your advertisement supports this website and can reach many people.  Please Call Jessica Chapman 236-2442 to advertise and thank you for your support.

 

 

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Donna Kaz, Luella Nelson
Vince Kittok, James R. McAlpin
Pam Ludovico, Theresa Pearson
Clem Van Lith, Stan Brannan
Mae Juul, Pearl Bissonnette
Vera Wurm, Catrina Toeben
Robert Jensen, Jackie Schmidt
Jerry Birgen,  David Dahle
Yvonne King, Darlene Dolezal
Barney Durnin, Cindy Briggs
Cory Broich

The safe return of all troops deployed worldwide

•Support of Military Families
Do you have a family member or a friend serving in the military? St. Ignatius Parish has a new contact couple, Bill and Jill Healy, for Support of Military Families. They will keep track of parishioners with members in the military, and gather resource materials to assist families throughout deployment and reintegration. We want to know the names of those who are now serving in any aspect of the military. Please contact Bill and Jill at 274-1095.


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Call to Stewardship
    Everything that we have and we are is because of a loving God whose generous love has endowed us with everything that we need to live a life worthy of the dignity as children of God. The nature that we enjoy, the things that we have and use, the people that influence our life and way of living, the different opportunities of growth and fulfillment are blessings from our father who desires the best for us to live in his love and goodness.
   We are the people that we are because we use these blessings. In return we enjoy and live, give thanks and share. As a grateful response to his constant love we are invited to live a life in grace and in gratitude by our way of living and loving. In the way that we receive, we give in the way of love. Stewardship is an invitation to live a life in love and gratitude. We care and we share because we were loved and were given. In our parish there are many opportunities for growing and sharing so that others may grow.
    In the ministries that we offer we become vessels to allow the grace of God to flow in our community. I invite you to consider sharing your time, talent and treasure through the ministries in our parish. In the pages that follow are an enumeration and descriptions of the ministries. Recognizing your gift/charism please consider a ministry as a form of stewardship.
   We grow and by the sharing of our charisms/gifts we make Jesus shine, be seen and experienced by many.
 
Download file below, fill out, then return to St. Ignatius by mail or bring in to parish office during office hours. 

Click HERE for Call To Stewardship form

 
 
 
Youth Ministry Activities

The Sunday Morning Pre-school (ages 4-8).

Open Youth Room on Wednesdays after school until class at 6:30

Youth Ministry Picture Gallery

 

 

Don't forget to visit our St. Ignatius Library!

Educate yourself on what’s happening in Washington and elsewhere in the world on important life issues. FREE copies of Celebrate Life are now available in the library!

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