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September 5, 2021
The Twenty-third Sunday
in Ordinary Time
5426 12th Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55417 • www.olpmn.org • 612-824-3455
Mass Times From Fr. Ellis
Saturday It’s Labor Day Weekend!
5:00 pm
Labor Day is associated with many
Sunday
things. It’s the final day of the Great
9:00 am & 11:00 am
Minnesota Get-Together known
Monday as the State Fair. It marks the
8:15 am “unofficial” end of summer (summer officially ends
Sept. 21). While we tend to focus on Labor Day being
Tuesday
the last hurrah for barbeques and long weekends
8:15 am
and summer vacation, it is also the start of other
Wednesday things. That includes not only the new academic
8:15 am year, but the football season as well. While it is a
civil observance, not a church one, it is also the last
Friday
weekend for 10am Sunday Mass. Next weekend we
8:15 am
will begin our schedule of 9am and 11am Masses on
Sunday. In addition, note that Mass on Monday, Sept.
Sacrament of Confession 6 will be at 9am due to the holiday.
Saturday
Even though it is not a church observance, the
3:00 - 4:00 pm Church has always believed that work is an integral
part of human dignity. This is because it allows us
Eucharistic Adoration to participate in God’s work of creation. Our own
First Friday of the Month creativity and productiveness mirrors what God has
9:00 am - 6:00 pm done in making the universe—even though He made
everything from nothing, while we must use existing
things to make new ones. This is what St. Joseph did;
Rosary Devotion he was a laborer himself and passed on that trade to
Monday-Wednesday & Friday Christ. This year, we have meditated in a particular
7:55 am way on the earthly father of Jesus, including the fact
that along with Mary, he was the closest person to
Sacraments Jesus. This only highlights that work has great value
and dignity.
For inquiries regarding Baptism, First Communion,
Confirmation, or Marriage visit Like everything in this world, however, work has been
olpmn.org/sacraments. marred by sin. Sometimes we treat it as the end-
all-and-be-all, which it is not. In many instances,
Is This Your First Time at OLP? workers have not been respected but instead taken
advantage of, treated with no regard for their dignity
Thank you for choosing to spend your time with or the dignity of work. Labor Day actually grew out
us! of workers unionizing and advocating for better
It would be great to be able to connect with you conditions and fair treatment. As people sought to
and welcome you into the Our Lady of Peace resolve this very real problem, often times they began
community. viewing it merely as a struggle or battle between
groups of people. When seen this way, the solution
Text Welcome to 612-540-1752 and let us know to the issues surrounding labor entailed workers
you are here! overcoming or gaining power over companies and
their owners. This mentality is not unique to labor
Weddings at OLP issues. The relationship between men and women
Couples planning to be married at Our Lady of often gets framed as a “battle of the sexes”; the main
Peace should plan on at least six months to prepare way we view political parties seems to be in terms
for this lifelong commitment to each other and to of who can dominate or control Congress and other
complete all the necessary steps. offices. Healthy competition is great for sports and
coming up with creative ideas. But unlike sports,
Visit olpmn.org/sacraments for more information. there are no ties when we treat the relationships
between groups of people as battles. One always has
the higher ground, while the other seeks to unseat
them. Should this succeed, the battle isn’t over—the
sides just change.
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Sacraments Neighborhood Cleanup
Anointing of the Sick Season of Creation Neighborhood Cleanup
Our annual Anointing of the Sick Mass is today, Friday,
Join us Saturday, September 18, as we continue
September 10 at 5 pm.
this year’s Season of Creation activities with our
Family members of the person receiving the annual Neighborhood Cleanup event, sponsored by
Sacrament are welcome to attend, but we ask that the Global Solidarity Committee. We will provide
you please wear a mask if you are not vaccinated to bags, gloves, and other items as we head out into
help protect those in attendance with compromised the neighborhood and pick up items for trash and
immune systems. recycling that we will deposit in the bins at OLP.
There is no need to sign up to attend but if you have Any and all are welcome! Whether you are just looking
any questions, or are unable to attend, but wish to for something outside to do on a Saturday morning or
receive the Sacrament, please contact Father Ellis. thinking about a rewarding (and educational) family
activity or have a parish group or ministry in mind
that you think would be interested in contributing,
this is an easy and fun way to make a difference while
Archdiocesan Synod at the same time beautifying the neighborhood.
We will meet at 9 AM in the parking lot outside of
Door 3 at the parish on the corner of 12th Avenue
Let’s talk... and 54th Street that Saturday to set teams and
If you ever start a sentence with, “The Church needs identify areas, distribute supplies, and have a brief
to…” then this is for you! Plan to discuss and provide welcoming ceremony before heading out into the
input this fall about the best ways for the local neighborhood. We’ll have water and snacks. Dress
Catholic Church to form: weather-appropriate and wear your walking shoes
(we’ll only cancel in the event of severe weather) -
• Parishes that are in the service of we won’t go much further than two-three blocks on
evangelization; all sides of the church, but it depends on how many
• Missionary disciples who know Jesus’s teams we have as to how far your trip may be. We will
love and respond to his call; and be outside and will leave any COVID restrictions you
wish to follow up to you.
• Youth and young adults in and for a
Church that is always young. If you have any questions, please contact the parish
office.
Join a small group to discuss and give feedback on
priorities within each Synod focus area.
Mark your calendar for Thursdays from 5:30-7:30 pm
beginning September 23 at our parish.
Registration is available at olpmn.org/events and
appreciated but not required.
From Fr. Ellis continued
Hold the Date
The Church asks us to look at these things differently.
We should acknowledge problems for what they are,
and seek diligently to remedy them, challenging
Blessing of the Animals assumptions if necessary. But rather than set it up
as “us vs. them,” the Church reminds us that workers
Please hold the date of Saturday, October 2 at
and business owners depend on each other, and
1:00 pm for our Annual Blessing of the Animals. More
should acknowledge each other’s dignity so as to
to come in future bulletins.
promote the human flourishing of everyone.Mass Intentions This Week at OLP
Saturday, September 4 Sunday, September 5 - 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:00 pm Howard & Vera Strabala † 10:00 am Mass - C
Sunday, September 5 Monday, September 6 - Labor Day (Office Closed)
10:00 am OLP Parishioners 8:40 am Rosary - C
9:00 am Mass - C
Monday, September 6 7:00 pm Chaplet & Chat - V
9:00 am Howard & Vera Strabala † Tuesday, September 7
Tuesday, September 7 7:55 am Rosary - C
8:15 am Carolyn Hynnek † 8:15 am Mass - C
9:00 am Bible Study - WR
Wednesday, September 8
Wednesday, September 8
8:15 am Mary Jane Neumann † 7:55 am Rosary - C
Friday, September 10 8:15 am Mass - C
8:15 am Michael Leenay 6:30 pm Bible Study - WR
Saturday, September 11 Thursday, September 9
5:00 pm OLP Parishioners 6:00 pm Evening Prayer - V
Sunday, September 12 Friday, September 10
7:55 pm Rosary - C
9:00 am Anna Pagliano † 8:15 am Mass - C
11:00 am OLP Parishioners 10:00am Baptism - C
5:00 pm Anointing of the Sick and Mass - C
Bulletin Article Submissions Saturday, September 11
7:00 am Men’s Small Group - PH
If you would like to submit an article for the bulletin,
10:00 am Joan Sullivan Visitation - C
please email your submission by Tuesday morning to
11:00 am Joan Sullivan Funeral - C
parishadmin@olpmn.org.
3:00 pm Confession - C
5:00 pm Mass - C
Venmo Us!
Sunday, September 12 - 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Didn’t have cash or check?
9:00 am Mass - C
Did you know OLP now accepts Sunday offerings via 11:00 am Mass - C
Venmo?
Simply scan the QR code here or find us @olpmn.
Giving for July
Sunday & Electronic Giving $27,177
Plate Offering $651 C - Church SC - School
Total $27,828 CR - Childcare Room SKC - St. Kevin’s Chapel
G - Gym SPR - Sts. Peter & Paul
YTD Actual $27,828 LR - Leo Room Rooms
YTD Budget $40,580 O - Outside TR - Trinity Room
Previous YTD $28,561 OC - Off Campus V - Virtual
PH - Pates Hall WR - Whalen RoomMass Intentions This Week at OLP
Saturday, September 4 Sunday, September 5 - 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
5:00 pm Howard & Vera Strabala † 10:00 am Mass - C
Sunday, September 5 Monday, September 6 - Labor Day (Office Closed)
10:00 am OLP Parishioners 8:40 am Rosary - C
9:00 am Mass - C
Monday, September 6 7:00 pm Chaplet & Chat - V
9:00 am Howard & Vera Strabala † Tuesday, September 7
Tuesday, September 7 7:55 am Rosary - C
8:15 am Carolyn Hynnek † 8:15 am Mass - C
9:00 am Bible Study - WR
Wednesday, September 8
Wednesday, September 8
8:15 am Mary Jane Neumann † 7:55 am Rosary - C
Friday, September 10 8:15 am Mass - C
8:15 am Michael Leenay 6:30 pm Bible Study - WR
Saturday, September 11 Thursday, September 9
5:00 pm OLP Parishioners 6:00 pm Evening Prayer - V
Sunday, September 12 Friday, September 10
7:55 pm Rosary - C
9:00 am Anna Pagliano † 8:15 am Mass - C
11:00 am OLP Parishioners 10:00am Baptism - C
5:00 pm Anointing of the Sick and Mass - C
Bulletin Article Submissions Saturday, September 11
7:00 am Men’s Small Group - PH
If you would like to submit an article for the bulletin,
10:00 am Joan Sullivan Visitation - C
please email your submission by Tuesday morning to
11:00 am Joan Sullivan Funeral - C
parishadmin@olpmn.org.
3:00 pm Confession - C
5:00 pm Mass - C
Venmo Us!
Sunday, September 12 - 24th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Didn’t have cash or check?
9:00 am Mass - C
Did you know OLP now accepts Sunday offerings via 11:00 am Mass - C
Venmo?
Simply scan the QR code here or find us @olpmn.
Giving for July
Sunday & Electronic Giving $27,177
Plate Offering $651 C - Church SC - School
Total $27,828 CR - Childcare Room SKC - St. Kevin’s Chapel
G - Gym SPR - Sts. Peter & Paul
YTD Actual $27,828 LR - Leo Room Rooms
YTD Budget $40,580 O - Outside TR - Trinity Room
Previous YTD $28,561 OC - Off Campus V - Virtual
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