March 11, 2021
Worship & Prayer
Mass Schedule
Daily Masses
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday - 7:30 AM (live-streamed on YouTube)
Wednesday - 6:30 AM; 9:35 AM (School Mass - only school students attend, those not in the school are invited to live-stream on YouTube)
Saturday - 8:00 AM (live-streamed on YouTube)
Wednesday - 6:30 AM; 9:35 AM (School Mass - only school students attend, those not in the school are invited to live-stream on YouTube)
Saturday - 8:00 AM (live-streamed on YouTube)
Reconciliation
Thursdays at 6:30 PM (Drive-thru)
Saturdays at 4:00 PM (Church)
Additional times during Lent
Sundays, 8:00 AM and 5:30 PM
Mondays, 5:00 PM
Stream Sunday's 8:30 AM Mass Online!
We know that many in our community are unable to worship with us in person. We invite you to join us on YouTube to participate in Sunday morning's 8:30 AM Mass, live from the church! Click on the attachment below for the worship aid.
“For everyone who does wicked things hates the light
and does not come toward the light,
so that his works might not be exposed.
But whoever lives the truth comes to the light,
so that his works may be clearly seen as done in God.”
and does not come toward the light,
so that his works might not be exposed.
But whoever lives the truth comes to the light,
so that his works may be clearly seen as done in God.”
- John 3:14-21
Adoration is Open
Part-Time
Starting this past Monday, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament in a Monstrance begins at 8:00 AM on Mondays and is open through 9:00 PM on Wednesdays. You are welcome to go to the chapel to adore the Blessed Sacrament within that timeframe. Outside that timeframe, it will be reposed in the Tabernacle located in the chapel.
If you have any questions or would like to sign up for Adoration, please reach out to Cheri Quast at cheri.quast@yahoo.com or
952-210-9172.
952-210-9172.
Fr. Tollefson's Litany of Tranquility
This past Sunday, Fr. Tollefson's homily addressed the God-intended purpose of anger, and how we can use this emotion in a positive way: to correct an injustice and cast out evil. He explained that what we do with anger can be used for a good, or can be sinful. Fr. Tollefson invited you to take a copy of the Litany of Tranquility that he left in the back of the church. If you weren't able to pick up a copy, or if you were watching from home, below is the litany.
Fr. Tollefson's Litany of Tranquility
From passivity that ignores injustice, good Lord deliver us.
From nursing the memory of injury, good Lord, deliver us.
From passive-aggressive anger, good Lord deliver us.
From internalized anger that feeds on pride, good Lord, deliver us.
From blasphemy, good Lord deliver us.
From abusing our authority, good Lord deliver us.
From being tethered to the anger of our parents, good Lord, deliver us.
From oversensitivity, good Lord, deliver us.
From using anger to manipulate others, good Lord, deliver us.
From harboring resentment, good Lord, deliver us.
From revenge, good Lord, deliver us.
From the desire to punish our offender, good Lord, deliver us.
From frozen anger, good Lord, deliver us.
From unforgiveness, good Lord, deliver us. Amen.
News & Events
Daylight Savings is this Weekend!
A reminder that this Sunday, clocks are turned one hour ahead for Daylight Savings time.
Guys Selling Pies
In place of their Lenten Fish Fries, the Knights of Columbus are having their Guys Selling Pies for Easter this year. Pies will be distributed Sunday, March 28, with proceeds going to the Seminarian Fund. All sales are being done online, so visit chankofc.org and place your pie order by March 21!
High School Game Night
All eighth graders and high schoolers are invited to St. Hubert Youth Ministry’s Game Night on Saturday, March 13 from 6:30-8:30 PM. After the 5:15 PM Mass, all will gather at the gym for board games and active games in the gym. It is a great opportunity to get involved with youth ministry for the first time and an easy atmosphere to get to know other students in the parish. Students are invited to belong to the family of St. Hubert Youth Ministry, strengthen their friendships, and bring others into the community! And attempt to beat our youth minister, Lydia, at Settlers of Catan.
We will end the night with Night Prayer in the church! We will be masked and social-distanced with sanitizing stations available. It should be a great night!
Extreme Faith Camp High School Week
Extreme Faith Camp in the past 20 years has been a residential week-long experience for middle school students as campers. High school students are “staff” on Prayer Team or Extreme Team (Counselors). This summer, EFC are opening one week of Extreme Faith Camp for the high school students to be the campers. This week will look identical in schedule to the other Middle School weeks of camp, with activities, adoration, small group time, etc. High school week will be July 5-9.
Click Here for more information or to sign up!
Men's Hunt Club
St. Hubert Men’s Hunt Club invites you to a Knights of Columbus sponsored presentation “Into the Breach”, a series of short videos featuring prominent Catholic speakers including Matt Birk, Fr. Mike Schmitz, Fr. Burke Masters, and more!
Join us for one hour on March 25 at 6:00 PM in the St. Hubert Fellowship Hall where the topic will be:
“Leadership in Christ: Seeking Greatness, Living Humility”
The evening will include:
Fellowship
Video
Question and Answer
Weekly Challenge
Video
Question and Answer
Weekly Challenge
Contact Deacon Pat Hirl with questions patrick.hirl@sthubert.org.
Knights of Columbus Scholarship Information
The Knights of Columbus will award two $1,100 scholarships for eighth graders. All St. Hubert eighth grade students, public or parochial, who are planning to attend a Catholic high school, are eligible to apply.
Applicants will be judged in a variety of areas: academic achievement, school-church-community service activities, honors/awards, recommendation forms, and a personal statement explaining why you want to attend a Catholic high school. Applicants can pick up the application packet in the parish office starting Monday, March 1.
Applicants will be judged in a variety of areas: academic achievement, school-church-community service activities, honors/awards, recommendation forms, and a personal statement explaining why you want to attend a Catholic high school. Applicants can pick up the application packet in the parish office starting Monday, March 1.
Two recommendation forms are attached to the application form. The school form is to be filled out by the applicant’s principal, dean, teacher or counselor. The Community Service form is to be filled out by a leader of a non-school community service activity in which you were involved.
To respect confidentiality, the adult completing the recommendation form will place it in the envelope provided, seal it, and return it to the applicant, who will attach the sealed envelopes to their application.
To be considered, completed applications with recommendation forms must be returned to the parish office by Friday, April 2. The two winners will be announced at the Chanhassen Knights general meeting on May 10. The winners will be notified May 12. Scholarship money will be distributed upon evidence of enrollment.
Lent
Lenten Giving Opportunities
Please bring your Lenten Collection donations before Wednesday, March 31, with a label indicating which nonprofit it is for. Items can be delivered to the narthex during Sunday Mass or to the Adoration chapel at anytime through March 31. Or you can deliver to the parish office during office hours (Monday through Friday, 8-4:30 PM). All monetary or gift card donations can be placed in an envelope bearing the nonprofit name and can be mailed or delivered to the parish office, or placed in the collection basket.
CLICK HERE for more information and a list of needed items.