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Back to School Supply Drive

Common Cup Ministry is collecting donations for their 2022 Back to School Drive! Join us in giving every child the opportunity to succeed! Donations can be made through August 5th! Our parish is asked to collect the following items:

  • 20 backpacks
  • 50 #2pencils – 24 CT
  • 100 large Pink Erasers
  • 35 Prang Watercolors
  • Cash Donations

Common Cup Ministry thanks you for your support! If you have additional questions, please visit :  https://www.common-cup.org/back-to-school-drive. Thank you!

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Vacation Bible School

Exciting News! Christmas at Vacation Bible School is coming May 31st through June 3rd!  Come live the joy of the birth of Jesus with a week of celebrations!

If you have a child 4 years or older, we invite you to join us during this special time in Christ!  Vacation Bible School will take place Tuesday through Thursday from 5:30 to 7:00 pm. The cost is $30 per family. Registration is now open, so please be sure to sign-up early! You can return your registration form to Jen Eckstein after weekly Mass!

We are also looking for volunteers to help us sign up parents; middle school (entering 7th grade) and high school students are highly encouraged to join!  If you have any questions, please contact Jed Eckstein at [email protected]. We look forward to having you with us! Thank you!

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Easter Triduum & Easter Sunday

St. Anastasia and St. Boniface church invite you to join us for Easter Triduum beginning this Thursday! Holy Week and Easter weekend have always been very special and sacred times for our church. As we end the Lenten season, we look forward to gathering with our church family to celebrate Easter weekend and the resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Blessings to you!

Easter Triduum and Easter Sunday Schedule: 

Holy Thursday

 April 14: 5 pm – St. Boniface | 7 pm – St. Anastasia

Good Friday

April 15: 3 pm – St. Anastasia | 5 pm – St. Anastasia -Stations of the Cross | 7 pm – St. Boniface

 Holy Saturday (Easter Vigil)

April 16: 8 pm – St. Anastasia

 Easter Sunday

 April 17: 7 & 11 am -St. Anastasia | 9am – St. Boniface

“He is not here; for He is risen, as He said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay.”

 

-Matthew 28:6

 

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Annual St. Anastasia School Kids Garage Sale

When:
Date: Saturday, May 14, 2022
Time: 9am – 7pm
Sponsored by Home and School Association

What We Need:
We are looking for donations of gently used kids’ items. Donations can range from clothing to sports equipment, bikes to Barbie dolls. We’ll also accept larger items such as kid’s furniture and outdoor play equipment.

We CAN NOT accept used infant/child car seats and cribs or electronics equipment (TV’s, computers, etc.) If a kid can use it, we can try to sell it!

When Can you Drop Off:
Items may be dropped off at the enclosed State Farm trailer marked Kids Garage Sale, located in the back of the school parking lot on:

  • Saturday and Sunday, May 7 and 8
    1pm – 3pm
  • Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, May 9, 10, and 11
    3pm – 4pm

In the school gym on:

  • Thursday and Friday, May 12 and 13
    9am – 3pm

If you have questions or need a different donation time, please contact Denise Schreiner at 507-469-0911.

Also, please come shop at the St. Anastasia Kids Garage Sale on Saturday, May 14 from 9am – 7pm at 400 Lake Street, Hutchinson, MN in the school gym

We are in need of volunteers to sign up to help.  You may do so here. Thank you for your support!

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Holy Week

Please join us in person for Holy Week ! St. Anastasia and St. Boniface welcome you to fellowship with us during this special time of new beginning as we celebrate the end of the Lenten season and Easter weekend! We look forward to gathering with you as we worship together and sing songs of praise! All are welcome to attend!

Holy Week Schedule:

Palm Sunday
April 9 &10 | Weekend Schedule

Holy Thursday Mass
April 14th | 5 PM St. Boniface | 7 PM St. Anastasia

Good Friday Service
April 15th |3 PM St. Anastasia | 7 PM ST. Boniface

Stations of the Cross
April 15th | 5 PM

Easter Vigil Mass
April 16th | 8 PM St. Anastasia

Easter Sunday Mass
April 17th
7AM & 11AM St. Anastasia | 9AM St. Boniface

“ Praise be to the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ! In his great mercy he has given us new birth into a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.”

 

1 Peter 1:3

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Act of Consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

Act of Consecration
to the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Basilica of Saint Peter
25 March 2022

O Mary, Mother of God and our Mother, in this time of trial we turn to you.  As our Mother, you love us and know us: no concern of our hearts is hidden from you.  Mother of mercy, how often we have experienced your watchful care and your peaceful presence!  You never cease to guide us to Jesus, the Prince of Peace.

Yet we have strayed from that path of peace.  We have forgotten the lesson learned from the tragedies of the last century, the sacrifice of the millions who fell in two world wars.  We have disregarded the commitments we made as a community of nations.  We have betrayed peoples’ dreams of peace and the hopes of the young.  We grew sick with greed, we thought only of our own nations and their interests, we grew indifferent and caught up in our selfish needs and concerns.  We chose to ignore God, to be satisfied with our illusions, to grow arrogant and aggressive, to suppress innocent lives and to stockpile weapons.  We stopped being our neighbour’s keepers and stewards of our common home.  We have ravaged the garden of the earth with war and by our sins we have broken the heart of our heavenly Father, who desires us to be brothers and sisters.  We grew indifferent to everyone and everything except ourselves.  Now with shame we cry out: Forgive us, Lord!

Holy Mother, amid the misery of our sinfulness, amid our struggles and weaknesses, amid the mystery of iniquity that is evil and war, you remind us that God never abandons us, but continues to look upon us with love, ever ready to forgive us and raise us up to new life.  He has given you to us and made your Immaculate Heart a refuge for the Church and for all humanity.  By God’s gracious will, you are ever with us; even in the most troubled moments of our history, you are there to guide us with tender love.

We now turn to you and knock at the door of your heart.  We are your beloved children.  In every age you make yourself known to us, calling us to conversion.  At this dark hour, help us and grant us your comfort.  Say to us once more: “Am I not here, I who am your Mother?”  You are able to untie the knots of our hearts and of our times.  In you we place our trust.  We are confident that, especially in moments of trial, you will not be deaf to our supplication and will come to our aid.

That is what you did at Cana in Galilee, when you interceded with Jesus and he worked the first of his signs.  To preserve the joy of the wedding feast, you said to him: “They have no wine” (Jn 2:3).  Now, O Mother, repeat those words and that prayer, for in our own day we have run out of the wine of hope, joy has fled, fraternity has faded.  We have forgotten our humanity and squandered the gift of peace.  We opened our hearts to violence and destructiveness.  How greatly we need your maternal help!

Therefore, O Mother, hear our prayer.
Star of the Sea, do not let us be shipwrecked in the tempest of war.
Ark of the New Covenant, inspire projects and paths of reconciliation.
Queen of Heaven, restore God’s peace to the world.
Eliminate hatred and the thirst for revenge, and teach us forgiveness.
Free us from war, protect our world from the menace of nuclear weapons.
Queen of the Rosary, make us realize our need to pray and to love.
Queen of the Human Family, show people the path of fraternity.
Queen of Peace, obtain peace for our world.

O Mother, may your sorrowful plea stir our hardened hearts.  May the tears you shed for us make this valley parched by our hatred blossom anew.  Amid the thunder of weapons, may your prayer turn our thoughts to peace.  May your maternal touch soothe those who suffer and flee from the rain of bombs.  May your motherly embrace comfort those forced to leave their homes and their native land.  May your Sorrowful Heart move us to compassion and inspire us to open our doors and to care for our brothers and sisters who are injured and cast aside.

Holy Mother of God, as you stood beneath the cross, Jesus, seeing the disciple at your side, said: “Behold your son” (Jn 19:26).  In this way he entrusted each of us to you.  To the disciple, and to each of us, he said: “Behold, your Mother” (v. 27).  Mother Mary, we now desire to welcome you into our lives and our history.  At this hour, a weary and distraught humanity stands with you beneath the cross, needing to entrust itself to you and, through you, to consecrate itself to Christ.  The people of Ukraine and Russia, who venerate you with great love, now turn to you, even as your heart beats with compassion for them and for all those peoples decimated by war, hunger, injustice and poverty.

Therefore, Mother of God and our Mother, to your Immaculate Heart we solemnly entrust and consecrate ourselves, the Church and all humanity, especially Russia and Ukraine.  Accept this act that we carry out with confidence and love.  Grant that war may end and peace spread throughout the world.  The “Fiat” that arose from your heart opened the doors of history to the Prince of Peace.  We trust that, through your heart, peace will dawn once more.  To you we consecrate the future of the whole human family, the needs and expectations of every people, the anxieties and hopes of the world.

Through your intercession, may God’s mercy be poured out on the earth and the gentle rhythm of peace return to mark our days.  Our Lady of the “Fiat”, on whom the Holy Spirit descended, restore among us the harmony that comes from God.  May you, our “living fountain of hope”, water the dryness of our hearts.  In your womb Jesus took flesh; help us to foster the growth of communion.  You once trod the streets of our world; lead us now on the paths of peace.  Amen.

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