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St. Mary’s Cathedral
604 Broadway ~ Fargo, ND 58102 - 701-235-4289/Fax 235-2986
Email: diane@cathedralofstmary.com
Web Site: www.cathedralofstmary.com
2nd Sunday of Lent • March 4, 2012
MOST REVEREND
SAMUEL J. AQUILA
Bishop of Fargo
CATHEDRAL CLERGY
Very Rev. C. F. Wilhelm, Rector
Rev. Anthony Hession, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Charles Fischer, In Residence
Deacon
Rev. Mr. George Loegering
Office Manager/
Administrative Assistant to the Rector
Geralyn Lang
Maintenance/Grounds
Ted Gietzen
Director of YM/Religious Education
Diane Dahlin
Organist
Jennifer Splonskowski
Hail Mary, full of Grace, the Lord is with thee,
blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is
‘the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary,
Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at
the hour of our death. Amen.
Choir Director
Jeff Wiegrefe
Adult Education & Enrichment
Jo Harsy
RCIA/RCIC
Brad Gray and Mary Hanbury
MASSES ON THE
LORD’S DAY
5:00pm Saturday (vigil)
8:00am, 10:00am,
12:00pm
2:00pm Tridentine Mass
WEEKDAY MASSES
Monday—Friday
7:00am & 12:10pm
Saturday—8:00am
CONFESSIONS
Monday—Friday
6:30am—6:50am
11:00am—12:00pm
Saturday
3:00pm—4:45pm
PERPETUAL
EUCHARISTIC
ADORATION
24/7/365
Novena to Our Lady
of Perpetual Help
Tuesdays—7:00pm

Cathedral of St. Mary
Diocese of Fargo
Monday, March 5, 2012
7:00 am +Victor Sikorski
12:10 pm +Joyce Weingarten
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
7:00 am +Thomas & Lillian Finnegan
12:10 pm Christine Reineke
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
7:00 am +Arthur White
12:1o pm +Lawrence Beitz
Thursday, March 8, 2012
7:00 am Larry & Carrie Ann Reineke
12:10 pm +Donald Gooselaw
Friday, March 9, 2012
7:00 am Bridgit Hirsch
12:1o pm +Darwin Monson
Saturday, March 10, 2012
8:00 am Tom & Beverly Kelsch
5:00 pm Charles Krump
Sunday, March 11– 3rd Sunday of Lent
8:00am Amy Schlomann
10:00 am For St. Mary’s Parishioners
12:00 pm John W. Hutchison
2:00 pm +Fr. David Syverson
ADORATION
If you are interested in adoration, please call
Cindy Petrich: 232-5985, Marilyn Loegering:
347-4031, or Shelly Wieser: 237-6892.
Hours available for Adoration:
Monday: 2-3pm OPEN; 8-9am, 11-12noon—2nd person
Tuesday: 2-3am, -2nd person; 3-4am OPEN
Wednesday:12-1am; 1-2am, 9-10am, 11am-12pm,
2-3pm -2nd person 6-7am OPEN
Thursday: 12mid-1am, 1am-5am—2nd person
6-7am OPEN
Friday: 3-4am - 2nd person
Saturday: 12-1am, 5-6am, 6-7am, 11am-12pm,
10-11pm, 11p-mid - 2nd person
Sunday: 3-4am, 6-7am - OPEN 12mid-1am, 2-3am - 2nd
Person 1-2pm & 2-3pm - ONLY when NO Latin Mass
WE NEED MORE SUBS for all times- especially the
overnight hours! Please consider offering your help.
GOD BLESS YOU!
Today, Sunday, March 4 - 2nd Sunday of Lent
Perpetual Adoration
Cathedral YOUTH group Breakfast Buffet
6:30 pm Precious Blood Prayer Group
Monday, March 5, 2012
Perpetual Adoration
6:30 pm DTS
7:00 pm Altar Society Meeting
7:15 pm Philosophy for Theology w/Dr. Jo Harsy
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Perpetual Adoration
2:15 pm Philosophy for Theology w/Dr. Jo Harsy
6:30 pm The J Factor
7:00 pm Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help
1st in Lenten series: Intro to the Devout Life
by St. Francis deSales
7:45 pm St. Benedict Joseph Labre Guild (Library)
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Perpetual Adoration
6:00 am TMIY—Church Basement
6:30 pm RE Classes
6:30 pm Catholicism DVD series by Fr. Robert
Barron Session 4: “Mary, Mother of God: an ongoing
presence in the life of the Church”
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Perpetual Adoration
7:00 pm Adventures in Matthew
7:00 pm RCIA—in the Church
Friday, March 9, 2012
Perpetual Adoration
5:30 pm KC Fish Fry
7:00 pm Stations of the Cross
Saturday, March 10, 2012
Perpetual Adoration
Sunday, March 11 - 3rd Sunday of Lent
Perpetual Adoration
4:00 pm Latin Mass Potluck
6:30 pm Precious Blood Prayer Group
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
March 5, 2012 thru March 11, 2012
Monday: Dn 9:4b-10; Lk 6:36-38
Tuesday: Is 1:10, 16-20; Mt 23:1-12
Wednesday: Jer 18:18-20; Mt 20:17-28
Thursday: Jer 17:5-10; Lk 16:19-31
Friday:
Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a; 17b-28a;
Mt 21:33-43, 45-46
Saturday: Mi 7:14-15, 18-20; Lk 15:1-3, 11-32
Sunday: Ex 20:1-17 [1-3, 7-8, 12-17]; Ps 19;
1 Cor 1:22-25; Jn 2:13-25

2nd Sunday of Lent March 4, 2012
Looking for a Spiritual Boost?
Lent is near, and you’re not sure what to
do? Do you give up candy or coffee? Are
you willing to commit a little time to Jesus?
Maybe spend one hour a week with
Him? God is calling us...you and me...to
be Holy. This Lenten Season is a great
opportunity to deepen our prayer life.
Show Jesus the love you have for Him, in the Blessed
Sacrament! No person, no thing, no activity in this world
can give you the love and consolation that you will receive
only from Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament! March
3 & 4 there will be an Adoration Boost at all of the Masses.
Please prayerfully consider taking this ‘leap of faith’
and sign up for one hour with Jesus! It will forever change
your life and you will never regret it! God bless you!
CONFESSIONS
The Sacrament of Confession is offered
every weekday (Mon—Fri)
from 6:30am-6:50am
and 11:00am—12:00pm.
Saturdays confessions: 3:00—4:45pm.
Fargo Area Penance Services
Sunday, March 18, Holy Spirit, 4 pm
Monday, March 19, Blessed Sacrament, 7 pm
Monday, March 26, Sts. Anne & Joachim, 7 pm
Tuesday, March 27, Holy Cross, 7 pm
Thursday, March 29, Nativity, 7 pm
Sunday, April 1, St. Mary’s Cathedral, 4 pm
Tuesday, April 3, St. Anthony’s, 7 pm
Wednesday, April 4, Newman Center, 7 pm
GODS GIFT APPEAL 2012 UPDATE
St. Mary’s Cathedral is at:
25% of our goal by 10% of the people
God bless you and thank you for your continual support of our
Bishop and his work throughout the Diocese!
Offertory Gifts for Sunday, February 26, 2012
Adult Envelopes: $ 5,395.00
Children: $ 2.00
Plate: $ 899.15
Automatic Withdrawls: $ 627.50
Total $ 6,923.65
Thank you for your generous support!
Weekly Budget Needed: $ 8,663.46
My Dear Parishioners,
Praised be Jesus Christ!
I used to wonder how God could lie to
Abraham about sacrificing his son Isaac. But the
story begins by telling us God put Abraham to the
test. Abraham himself seems to know it’s a test—
in verses left out or our reading, he tells the servants
that he and Isaac will return after the sacrifice;
he also tells Isaac that God will provide the offering.
Apparently, I’m the only one fooled by God.
I don’t know if I would have passed the
test. I would have at least argued with God about
it, begging him to spare my son. Yet in our second
reading, St. Paul reminds us that God did not spare
his own son. (Rom 8:32) He passed his own test.
Jesus was sacrificed so that God could show us
how much he loved us: By dying, Jesus showed us
the promise of resurrection, which shows us that
we can also have new life by the forgiveness of our
sins. If God loves us so much that he gives his Son
to die for us, why would he not forgive us? Or as
Paul says, if He is on our side, who can hurt us?
What does that tell us about life? You
may have noticed that things don’t always go your
way. We sometimes suffer for no apparent reason.
We may lose someone we love through death. We
may be tempted to lose faith when we see wars,
killer tornados, terrorist attacks—if “God is for
us,” why does he allow these things? Because he
is still testing us. And not necessarily testing the
victims of these troubles. If I get angry at God
because I hear about someone’s death, I haven’t
passed the test.
Does that mean those tragedies are our
fault? No, God gives everyone free will and some
people choose to do wrong. And some accidents
are just accidental; no one is necessarily at fault.
God intervenes sometimes and lives are saved.
Other times, God intervenes by saving us after
death with our resurrection. But as long as people
doubt God’s love, there will be tests. That’s why it
is so important to proclaim the Kingdom: so that
someday all people will know God’s love and not
need to be tested.
In the Hearts of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph,
Father Wilhelm

Cathedral of St. Mary
Diocese of Fargo
CATHOLICISM
Religious Education & Parish News
Fr. Robert Barron’s new DVD series
is shown here at St. Mary’s Cathedral
on the following Wednesday
evenings in the social hall.
Mark these dates on your calendar !
Wed, March 7 - Session #5
Wed, March 14 - Session #6
Wed, March 28 - Session #7
Wed, April 11 - Session #8
Wed, April 18 - Session #9
Wed, April 25 - Session #10
Sacramental Dates for February:
1st Eucharist Retreat - Sat, March
17th from 9am - 2pm
2nd Parent Meeting for
Confirmation on Wednesday,
March 21, 6:45 Social
Hall
Interview schedule - watch for your
postcard with date /time.
Stained Glass Window
Renovations
As you have noticed, our
beautiful and historical stained
glass windows are back, and
this window project is nearly
completed! To date, we have
raised $67,457 of the $292,000 cost of
this project. Any financial help you can
give to assist in the restoration of our
irreplaceable windows is greatly appreciated!
Thank you for your generosity!
That Man is YOU!
Men! Meet Wednesday
mornings @
6:00am in Social Hall
Meets Thursdays @ 7:00p
on 3rd floor Wanzek
Have you ever thought about enrolling your
child in a Catholic School? Did you know
there are scholarships available to help with
tuition costs, and tuition fees can be determined
by an ability to pay and/or the number
of children in the family enrolled in the
Network. Also, if your home-schooled
child wishes to participate in extracurricular
activities (football, speech, drama,
etc.) at the Catholic Schools without
being an enrolled student, that avenue is
open to your family! Home-schooled students
may be allowed to participate in JPII
Catholic Schools sponsored extra-curricular
activities, dependent upon approval by JPII
Catholic Schools Administration.
Please contact Lori Hager 701-893-3271 or
Lori.Hager@fdjp2.k12.nd.us for more information!
Coffee & Rolls
Hospitality
Sunday, March 25
8:00am: Millie Fitterer
& Mary Evanson
10:00am: Paul & Barbara Loegering
Jim & Cathleen Flaherty
Bible Study on Acts
of the Apostles!
Resumed Wed, Feb 15
@ 10:00am - 3rd floor Wanzek
The Philosophy of
Theology - Monday
evenings @ 7:15-8:30p
or Tuesday afternoons @ 2:15
-3:30p - 2nd floor Wanzek
KC Breakfast
Sunday, March 18th
After both morning Masses.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME!!
For Reflection ~
“You can advance
farther in grace in
one hour during a
time of affliction
than in many days
during a time of consolation.”
St. John Eudes
Do you know which circle you
belong to?
Please give one of us a call:
Board Members:
Judy Joeb, President 232-8019
Amy Beutler, VP 429-7002
Phyllis Hagel, Secretary 351-3193
Peg Gietzen, Treasurer 235-1886
Circle Presidents:
St. Frances Cabrini
Rita Hokenson - 293-3681
St. Gianna
Regina Reineke – 429-4841
Our Lady of Grace
Deb Howland – 219-5620
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton
Jen Silverman – 281-4899
St. Therese
Pam Miller – 233-4324
NOTICE: The Altar Society envelope
(in your bi-monthly pack) is for YEARLY
dues. Please use only once a year! Thank you!
Christian Mothers
Come join other Catholic
moms. Questions? Email
Marie at
mariehendrickson@uwalumni.com
Babies are welcome at all
meetings.
Find your P’s and Q’s at Catholic
Charities North Dakota’s
3rd Annual Purse and Quilt
Auction on Monday, March 5 at the
Hilton Garden Inn in Fargo!!! The
event will feature an Appetizer and
Wine Social along with Silent and Live
Auctions. Proceeds from the evening
will benefit the Pregnancy, Parenting,
and Adoption Services Program. Tickets
are $20 and available with more information:
www.catholiccharitiesnd.org
or by calling 701-235-4457.

2nd Sunday of Lent March 4, 2012
Other Happenings
Attention all Cursillistas!
De Colores! Below is a schedule of
upcoming Ultreyas. Bring your families
and a dish to share for the potluck. If
you have questions please contact Ben
Seitz at (701) 540-8248. March 31 6:15
PM (following 5PM Mass) Sts Anne
and Joachim
A Cursillo is a three-day learning, sharing,
and inspirational experience of living
in a Christian Community. The word
Cursillo is Spanish meaning a “Short
Course”. During the three days of a
Cursillo weekend, a person not only
hears inspiring talks on what it really
means to be a Christian, but actually
experiences the joy of building and being
a part of a genuine Christian Community.
After the weekend candidates
are encouraged to continue their growth
in faith and community through regularly
scheduled small group meetings and Ultreyas.
Below is a list of upcoming Cursillo
weekends. If you wish to attend
contact the Rector or Rectora listed.
Belcourt Men’s: March 8-11, St.
Ann’s Parish, Belcourt, ND
Rector: Doran Chandler ph. 701-840-
1257 chandler@csicable.net
Belcourt Women’s: March 22-25, St.
Ann’s Parish, Belcourt, ND
Rectora: Cynthia LaFloe ph. 701-550-
0753 e-mail livinitup201@yahoo.com
Hankinson Men’s: March 15-18, St.
Francis Convent, Hankinson ND
Rector: Ben Seitz ph. 701-540-8248 e-
mail benseitz@cableone.net
Hankinson Women’s: March 22-25,
St. Francis Convent, Hankinson ND
Rectora: Sheila Hanson ph.701-883-4460
e-mail lhanson@drtel.net
Remember the unborn
and their parents . . .
You are invited to join us
every Wednesday either in
front of the abortion facility,
512 1st Ave N, or at the
Visitation Chapel, 502 1st Ave N
Wednesday Schedule
8:00am—Mass
8:30a—4:00p - Eucharistic Adoration
3:00p - The Chaplet of Divine Mercy
3:45p - Benediction
A televised Sunday Mass is now
airing on ABC Family from 5:30
am to 6:00 am central time each
Sunday morning. THE SUNDAY
MASS is produced by the Passionist
Fathers and Brothers out
of New York City and is available
nationally on local affiliates. Too
early for you? Tape it, Tivo it, or
watch it online. For more information
consult the website at
www.TheSundayMass.org.
“The Year of Faith”
Pope Benedict XVI
has announced for the Church
the “YEAR of FAITH,” from
October 11, 2012 until November
24. 2013. This coincides
with the 50th Anniversary of the
opening of the Second Vatican Council. Accordingly,
the Pope is inviting us to cross the
“door of faith” and “rediscover once more
the pleasure of nourishing ourselves with the
Word of God.” Watch for more as the
Church prepares us for a “new evangelization”
in the year ahead!
The Shanley Players Present:
Beauty and the Beast
The Shanley Players will present the timeless fairy tale “Beauty and the Beast” as their
46 th annual musical. This imaginative retelling of the classic story of the transformational
power of love speaks to all age groups and has enthralled Broadway audiences for
over 13 years. The tradition of Shanley Musicals began in 1967 when Brother Harold
Andrew Gabrelcik staged “The Unsinkable Molly Brown.” With his goal of making
theatre more accessible and appealing to as many students as possible, he double cast all
of the lead roles. His vision of the First Nighter Dinner -with the transformation of the
gymnasium from bleachers and basketball hoops to an elegant dinner surrounding – was
also realized that year. A committee of parents were in charge of the dinner arrangements
and décor, staff and students helped set up and serve, and 46 years later the First
Nighter continues to be a Shanley Community tradition..
A diverse group of students makes up this year's cast, involving those whose first
love is musical theatre and those who have never (dared) try out for a play. About
75 students from all grades make up the cast, crew, and pit with most students participating
in multiple activities like basketball, soccer, speech and debate, student
council, and key club . The production staff is made up of Shanley graduates and
teachers: Director Andrea Krejci Paradis ('05), Production Manager and Costumer
Sandy Thiel ('68), Technical Director, Set and Lighting designer Adam Roder ('05),
Choreographer Patrick Kasper (’85), Music Director Rebecca Raber (Shanley
Choir Director), Pit Director and Conductor Donald Pochmara (Shanley Band Director).
The Shanley musical is a long standing family tradition for many, with several
parents of our current thespians having participated in musicals during their
years at Shanley. The Shanley Players and the First Nighter Committee cordially
invite you to “Be Our Guest” at the 46th Annual First Nighter and Candlelight Dinner
on Thursday, March 15, 2012 at Sts. Anne and Joachim Church Social Hall.
Doors will be open at 5:45 p.m. and dinner will be served at 6:15 p.m. The show
will follow at 7:30 pm. A shuttle will be available if you would like to park at Shanley
High School and ride over to dinner. All seats for the show are reserved, with
best available seating for the performance assigned in order of paid reservations
received. If you are interested in purchasing a table for eight adults, please contact
Nancy Kasper at 701-293-5136. If you do not have a table of eight, a table will be
assigned. For ticket information for the remaining performances on Friday, March
16th at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, March 17th at 2:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., and March 18th
at 2:00 p.m., please call Maria at 701-893-3233. There will be a special gift from
Belle and the cast for all ten year old and younger princesses who come to the
2:00PM matinees on Saturday and Sunday.

Cathedral of St. Mary
Diocese of Fargo
St. Benedict Joseph Labre
Guild Will be meeting EVERY
TUESDAY at 7:45pm (after the
Novena) in the Library at the
Wanzek Center (2nd floor). This prayer /
support group is for all those who are
struggling with mental and emotional
problems. Please contact Tom - 373-1222
or Jack - 293-0929 for more info.
Rachel’s Vineyard Retreat
A word from Pope John Paul II to those suffering
because of abortion: “Do not give in to
discouragement and do not lose hope… The
Father of mercies is ready to give you his forgiveness
and peace in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.”
If you, or someone you know, has
suffered from the physical, emotional, and
spiritual effects of a past abortion, there is
hope for healing. Rachel’s Vineyard offers a
safe, non-judgmental and confidential weekend
retreat for anyone; women, men, grandparents
and siblings who struggle with the feelings
of loss that can accompany an abortion
experience. The weekend begins on a Friday
night and concludes on Sunday afternoon. A
Rachel's Vineyard Retreat is scheduled for
March 30 – April 1, 2012 in Hankinson. For
more information, or to register, please call
Ruth Ruch at (701) 219-3941 or e-mail
ruch@i29.net. All calls are confidential.
Devotions
Precious Blood
Prayer Group
Come experience the omnipotent
power of the Blood of the Lamb
EVERY SUNDAY night from 6:30p until
8:00p.
The Red River Women’s
Mill performs abortions
every Wednesday,
Thursday or Friday.
We should have people
there to pray those days
from 7am—7pm.
St. Mary’s goes to the abortuary every
Wednesday at 10:00am to pray the
rosary. Everyone is encouraged to join
us! Anyone that would like to sign up
for 1 hour a week, please contact Cindy
at 232-5985.
Cathedral Bus Driver for
Sunday, March 11th is:
Steve Shiels
Marian Devotions
Every Tuesday evening there is a
novena to Our Lady of Perpetual
Help at the Cathedral. It begins at
7:00pm with Exposition of the
Blessed Sacrament, music, a homily, and
Benediction. This is a beautiful Devotion!
We hope to see you join us in prayer to the
Blessed Mother and the Blessed Sacrament.
“Legion of Mary makes
saints and makes them by the
bushel,” Frank Duff, founder.
One reason why YOU
should join Mary’s army!
Legion
of
Mary
We meet every Tuesday at 5:45pm in
the Cathedral Social Hall. For more info, call
Peter Pasion, Pres: 866-8429; Cindy Petrich,
VP; 701-232-5985/701-522-1675; Nancy
Jones,Sec 701-476-0772; Deacon George
Loegering: 701-347-4031.
WORLD APOSTOLATE
OF FATIMA
FIRST SATURDAY
Prayer Cell Holy Hour will
be Saturday, March 3rd.
CHILDREN’S HOLY HOUR
Saturday, February 18th @ 10am at
Sts. Anne & Joachim’s Magnificat Chapel –
sponsored by the World Apostolate of Fatima
– Fargo Division.
Lay Ministers for March 10 & 11
Masses Lector Extraordinary Ministers
of Holy Communion
Altar Servers Ushers Sacristan
5:00 pm Sat Richard
Sherman
Richard Sherman,
Sr. Marie Hoffarth,
Glenn Christensen
Seth & Aidan Harms
Francis & JP Silverman
Terry & Cindy Petrich
Howard & Mary
Russell
Glenn
Christensen
8:00 am Jerel Wieser Pam Miller,
Carolyn & Lowell Siebels
Michael Sayler
Sebastian, Nathan & Justin
Reineke
Wanda Hirchert
Janelle Schanilec
Randy Hirchert
10:00 am John Herlick John Herlick, Randy Naslund
Andy & Mona Jordan,
Ted & Peg Gietzen,
Mike Splonskowski,
Greg Sauvageau
James & Aaron LaPlante,
Gregory Splonskowski
Patrick Ullmer
JP Silverman
Vincent Casey
Mark Splonskowski
Judy Joeb,
Adolf Fitterer,
Anna Brown
Ken Mondry
John Herlick
12:00 pm Geralyn Lang Geralyn Lang,
Jeff Koppenhaver,
Terry Hauck
Connor, Kaleb & Colton
Warren
Gregory Splonskowski
Bob Sherman,
Peter Pasion
Jim Grimestad
Geralyn Lang
2:00 pm
Latin Mass
N/A N/A Joseph Szmerekovsky
Michael Sayler
N/A
Brad Simek
Alex Koenig

To all visitors
Bishop Aquila and the
people of Fargo welcome
you and hope that your time in our
Mother Church may be an
opportunity to share our faith and
joy in Jesus Christ!
Please enjoy the beauty of the
Cathedral dedicated in honor of
Our Blessed Mother.
All visitors who are not of the
Roman Catholic faith are welcome
to join us in prayer but not to
receive Holy Communion.
Reception of Holy Communion is a
sign of unity of faith and full
membership in the Catholic
Church. Together let us pray for the
eventual unity of all believers.
God bless you.
If you desire to become a member of
the Catholic Church or to become a
member of the Cathedral
Parish, please contact the
Cathedral Office.
All contributions to the
Cathedral Church ministries
and maintenance are greatly
and sincerely appreciated.
PARISH INFORMATION
Registration in Parish
To join our parish please contact the Cathedral Parish Offices.
Baptism of Infants
Parents requesting Baptism should be registered members of the Cathedral. Baptisms are the
2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month following the 5:00pm Vigil Mass. (6:30pm)
Preparatory Baptism classes are held the 1st Sunday of every month at 2:00pm in the
Conference Room at the Cathedral Office. Registration is required.
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
For persons interested in becoming Catholic or for those who want to learn more about our faith.
Anointing of the Sick
Parishioners facing surgery or struggling with serious illness
may request this Sacrament.
Vocations to Christian Marriage
Couples planning to marry at the Cathedral must contact one
of the priests at least six months prior to the wedding.
Vocations to Holy Orders and Consecrated Life
Those who feel called to this life are encouraged to call the
Diocesan Vocations Office at 701-271-1205
John Paul II Catholic Schools Network
Parents of children wishing to know more
about our Catholic (K-12) Schools System
are encouraged to call 701-893-3319
CATHEDRAL OFFICES
619 7th Street North, Fargo, North Dakota 58102
701-235-4289 • fax 701-235-2986
www.cathedralofstmary.com
Email: geralyn@cathedralofstmary.com
CATHEDRAL RECTORY
679 6th Avenue North, Fargo, North Dakota 58102