Bulletin Aug 7 2016 - St. Mary`s, West Point

July 31, 2016
Eighteenth Sunday Ordinary Time
St. Anthony, St. Charles
St. Mary, West Point
St. Aloysius, Aloys
St. Boniface, Monterey
Mass Schedule
Saturday, August 6
MO
4:30pm
WP
6:00pm
Sunday, August 7
WP
7:00am
AL
8:30am
WP 10:00am (at the City Park)
WP No 11:30am Mass today
Loving possessions rather than loving my neighbor
The ten commandments were summarized into two prohibitions - do not worship false idols
and do not covet what belongs to another. It's the flip side of the two great commandments love God and love your neighbor. Jesus warned the man who wanted half of his brother's
inheritance to "beware of all covetousness." To covet is to wish to get wrongfully what another
possesses or to begrudge what God has given to another. Jesus restates the commandment
"do not covet", but he also states that a person's life does not consist in the abundance of his
or her possessions.
Meditation: Have you ever tried to settle a money dispute or an inheritance issue?
Inheritance disputes are rarely ever easy to resolve, especially when the relatives or close
associates of the deceased benefactor cannot agree on who should get what and who should
get the most. Why did Jesus refuse to settle an inheritance dispute between two brothers? He
saw that the heart of the issue was not justice or fairness but rather greed and possessiveness.
Sacraments
Baptism Class on the first Thursday of the month at 7:00pm in rectory.
Please call the rectory to register for class and make arrangements for Baptism.
Spanish Baptism Class on the third Sunday of the month at 10am at the St. Francis Center. Please call Juany Lopez 402-372-7170.
Marriage Arrangements for marriage must be made 6 months in advance of the wedding date.
Penance Saturdays: 4:00pm at St. Boniface or St. Anthony; 5:15pm at St. Mary’s
Shut-Ins If you would like Communion brought to your home on Sundays, please notify the rectory.
Sick Calls
Notify the rectory if hospitalized outside of West Point. Notify the rectory at once in case of serious illness or death.
For Location of Graves: at St. Michael’s Cemetery go to www.billiongraves.com
Welcome to All
We invite each family and/or individual to register with us by calling the Parish Office. Registration enables the parish staff to assist you at the
time of Baptism, Marriage, Illness or death. All 18 and over, please register at the parish office .
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Priests
Pastor, Fr. Steven D. Emanuel ............................................................................
Associate Pastor, Fr. Andy Syring ....................................................................
St. Mary, West Point Staff
Deacon, Vince Maly ........................... [email protected]
Deacon, Ken Batenhorst ............ [email protected]
Deacon, Francis Meiergerd ............... [email protected]
Deacon, Dave Baumert ................ [email protected]
BC, RaNae O’Brien ...................... [email protected]
Secretary, Elaine Maly .................. [email protected]
Youth Ministry, Lisa Hunke………...…[email protected]
Music, Patty Meiergerd .................... [email protected]
PC President, Rick Guenther ............... [email protected]
St. Anthony, St. Charles Staff
Holy Name Society President, Glenn Harstick
Business Manager, Deb Wiegert ... [email protected]
Music, Rita Goeden
St. Boniface, Monterey Staff
Parish Council President, Keith Kreikemeier
Music, Marilyn Knobbe
St. Aloysius, Aloys Staff
Parish Council President, LeRoy Meiergerd
Music, Carol Bourek
Liturgist, Marylin Tomka
St. Joseph’s Retirement Community
Chaplain, Msgr. Mel Wiese .................................. 372-6610
............................................................ [email protected]
St. Mary Organizations
Edge Youth Group Director, Lisa Hunke .... 402-380-5643
................................................................ [email protected]
SPA President, Laura Ritter .......................... 402-380-8639
Prayer line Contact, Karen Plagge ............. 402-372-2017
Pro-Life Coordinator, Wendy Ridder ......... 402-380-1562
[email protected]
Spanish Ministry, Juany Lopez…………..402-372-7170
Christian Mothers President, Mary Clare Stalp
Catholic Daughters Regent, Marietta Otte
.......................................................... [email protected]
Knights of Columbus
Grand Knight III Degree, Justin Steffensmeier
IV Degree Faithful Navigator, Dave Knievel
Guardian Angels Grade School
Central Catholic High School
GA Secretary, Deanne Wieneke
............................................................ [email protected]
CC Secretary, Donna Meister
...................................................... [email protected]
School Board President, Alisa Brunsing ..... 402-380-3531
Lunch Program, Tami Bracht ... [email protected]
BlueJay Booster Club President, Kurt Bracht
News from the Nest, Michael O’Brien
................................................. [email protected]
CCD/St. Mary’s Religious Education
Coordinators, Jodi Disher…. ................ [email protected]
and Carol McAuliffe ............................. [email protected]
Confirmation, Lisa Hunke ........................ [email protected]
CCD Board President, Melissa Stutzman
….................................................... [email protected]
Website/Email/Facebook
St. Mary
Website: www.wpstmary.com
Bulletin on line
http://www.seekandfind.com/find/assumptionbvm-church-68788#download-latest
Email..................................................... [email protected]
Facebook ........ The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed
Virgin Mary
Guardian Angels Central Catholic School
Website ......................................... www.gaccbluejays.org
Facebook ....................Guardian Angels Central Catholic
Edge Youth Group Director, Lisa Hunke .... 402-380-5643
................................................................ [email protected]
Website for Edge ......................www.wpyouthministry.com
Phone Numbers
Parishes Office
Guardian Angels
Central Catholic
Development
St. Francis Center
Sister’s Convent
Cafeteria
402-372-2188
402-372-5328
402-372-5326
402-372-2188
402-372-0104
402-372-3822
402-372-2741
PADRE’S PONDERINGS
ARCHDIOCESAN SAFE ENVIRONMENT TRAINING - There will be a Safe
Environment Training offered on August 9 at 7 pm at the St. Francis Center. Please
remember that all employees and volunteers are required to be certified through
the Archdiocesan Safe Environment training program. If you have never received
training, or if your certificate expired more than a year ago, this session is for you!
Please contact Lisa Hunke for details!
YOU PROBABLY WON’T NOTICE – There is a chance that I will be away for a short
time at the beginning of this week. A former student is entering the convent in Alton,
IL, on Tuesday and I hope to be there. If all goes according to plan I’ll leave
Monday after Mass and be back Wednesday. You probably won’t even notice that
I’m gone but I was always told that I had to tell someone when I was leaving home
so…
(If you see me Monday afternoon or Tuesday, kindly disregard the above.)
A/C AT ST. MARY’S – FYI – The unit on the north east side of the Church blew a
compressor last Friday after close to 25 years of faithful service. It is not an
emergency, as the Church was plenty cool last weekend, but did want you to know
what is going on.
HIGH SCHOOL WINDOWS – A quick update on the project. We (actually Mike
Doyle deserves all the credit) recently found three companies who were willing to
bid on the project of replacing the windows in the high school. This was great news
because several contractors who deal specifically with commercial windows looked
once and took a pass. When the bids are received the School Board and the
Development Board will help to determine our next step. On the positive side, one of
the contractors commented, “Whatever you do, replacing the current windows will
increase your efficiency by about 99%.” A little hyperbole but point taken!
RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS FAMILY PICNIC – The annual parish event formerly known
as the Knights of Columbus Bar-B-Que may have a new name but it is still the same
great parish event! Please mark your calendars for Sunday, August 7, and make
plans to join us at Anderson Field in Neligh Park for the 10 AM Mass and then hang
around for a delicious meal. As in the past, because of this event there will not be an
11:30 AM Mass and our “rain location” will be the GA Cafeteria.
MASS AT ST. MICHAEL’S CHAPEL – Thank you to everyone who was able to join us
for Mass at St. Michael’s. It was wonderful to have so many people in spite of the
heat! We will plan on continuing our Masses at St. Michael’s on the last Monday of
the month. See you in August!
ADULT ED – I will be offering an Adult Ed Session on Wednesday, August 10th at 7
PM. I know that this is the week of the Fair, but it is the only Wednesday I have
before school starts so… If you have anything special that you would like to discuss
please let me know. More details will follow.
WE ARE STILL RECRUITING! DO YOU KNOW ANYBODY WHO MIGHT WANT TO
JOIN THE CHURCH? HAVE YOU ASKED? The Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults –
(RCIA) - is a program of formation and education that offers an opportunity for
individuals who are not Catholic, but might be interested in the possibility of entering
into full communion with the Church, a chance to learn more about what it means to
be a Roman Catholic. Classes would start in late August or early September and
continue through the Easter season. A “formal” schedule would be established when/
if we have any interested candidates, but the norm is to meet once a week as we
explore the rich teaching and history of the Church. If you are interested, know
someone that might be, or are just curious about the process please feel free to give
me a call at (402) 372-2188
THE SOLEMNITY OF THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY – This
year August 15 falls on a Monday so the obligation to attend Mass has been
abrogated. Because it is the Patronal Feast of our parish in West Point, we will be
offering Mass on August 15 at 7 AM, Noon and 7 PM. All Masses that day will be
celebrated at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish in West Point.
+ In hoc signo vinces + Fr. Steve
CELEBRATE!
GA & CC Summer Office Hours
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Monday, 8/1
Joshua Baumert, Kenneth Franzluebbers,
Gene French, Jordon Koebel, Irma
Marquez, Karey Rahn, Landon Schuetze,
Adam Steffen, Alfrieda Wordekemper
Tuesday, 8/2
Ron Doerneman, Jocelyn Gerken,
Deb Hansen, Brian Lindell, Crystal
Marksmeier, Ron Mulvihill, Patrick
Nebuda, Maria Soto, Jody Wiechman
Wednesday, 8/3
Carter Haase, Jason Knievel, Lukas
Koebel, Marcos Osorio
Thursday, 8/4
Dan Brunsing, Rose Buse, Allison
Guenther, Ted Heimann, Abel
Hernandez, Pat Hotovy, Dylan Lase,
Kimberly Quinones, Jase Ritter,
Cindy Vrba
Friday, 8/5
Mary Kay Evert, Leonard Hagedorn,
Terry Hunke, Adam Kampschneider,
Ashley Lofgren, Susan Seery,
Elaine Throener
Saturday, 8/6
Lance Ditloff, Mary Jo Lueckenhoff,
Carol McAuliffe, LuAnn Ortmeier,
Barb Steffen, Mark Stratmann,
Nathaniel Timmerman, Jesus Torres
Sunday, 8/7
Karla Logo, Theresa Perry, Krista Prinz,
Lloyd Rief, Lucille Rolf, Marilin Villalba,
Braylon Wegner
9:00 to noon Tuesday and Thursday
or by appointment
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY!
Monday, 8/1
Joe & Ann Prinz
Tuesday, 8/2
David & Lorrie Ulrich
Wednesday, 8/3
Melvin & Wilma French
Edmund & Joan Hagedorn
Andrew & Brooke Meister
Thursday, 8/4
Robert & Colleen Ernesti
Ray & Roxann Fast
Marvin & Eileen Gentrup
Allyn & Heather Knobbe
Chad & Rachel Schinstock
Chris & Jane Wooldrik
Friday, 8/5
Richard & Jean Baumert
Roy & Brenda Cook
Allen & Kelli Guenther
Chris & Nadine Peatrowsky
Bill & Lana Wolf
Saturday, 8/6
Jeff & Lachelle Batenhorst
Richard & Leona Graybeal
Gene & Jolene Peatrowsky
Sunday, 8/7
Norman & Norma Emanuel
Dave & Jean Guenther
Brandon & Leanne Ritter
Mark Your Calendars….
Bluejay Booster Club Annual
Membership Steak Fry
Wed, Aug. 17th at GA Cafeteria
Serving from 5:30-8:00pm
$35 includes 2016-2017 dues and
steak supper
Join and help support extra-curricular
activities at GACC!
BlueJay VIP Card
The purchase of the 2016-17 BlueJay
VIP Card will get you into the Booster
Club Membership/Steak Fry, Booster
Club $125 Dinner, GACC Development Dinner, GACC Blue Ribbon Dinner. The cost is $495.00 per couple or
$247.50 per single. You can purchase
your VIP Card at Central Catholic
High School. For more information
contact CC 402-372-5326 or Brian
Oligmueller 402-380-2877.
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Safe Environment Certification
Training
Tuesday, August 9, 2016,
7:00pm at the St. Francis Center
Registration Required - email Lisa
Hunke, [email protected]
A Night of Sacred Music
Taylor Leffler is offering a Night of
Sacred Music at St. Mary's Monday,
August 8th at 7pm. The concert will
include organ, piano, and vocal
renditions of sacred hymns and songs.
Please join us!
West Point Community
Blood Drive
Monday, August 1, Noon - 6:00pm at
the Donald Nielsen Community Center
For an appointment, please contact
Nancy at 402-372-2180 or visit
redcrossblood.org
Search sponsor code 009198
Walk-ins welcome! Please give blood.
Saint John Vianney - August 4
John Vianney is known as the Cure (parish priest) of Ars. He was
born May 8, 1786 near Lyons, France. As a boy he wanted to be a
priest, but he could not begin his studies until age twenty. He had
difficulty with his studies because he had little previous schooling
and they were interrupted when he was drafted into Napoleonic
army. He got lost when his unit was moving out and was persuaded
by kindly townspeople to desert. Napoleon granted amnesty to
deserters in 1810 and John came home. He was ordained in 1815,
after his superiors decided that his virtue would compensate for his
inadequate learning. For a time he was the assistant priest for his teacher, M. Balley. He
was sent to be pastor at the village of Ars when Balley died in 1817. Few people were
attending the little run-down church of Ars. The new pastor’s goodness and down-to-earth
sermons soon attracted many people back to church. He became known for his wise counsel in the confessional; sometimes he could read souls, telling people their secret sins. Soon
people from throughout France were flocking to Ars and the good Cure was hearing confessions for much of the day. He slept little and ate little, frequently subsisting on cold
boiled potatoes. Many sick people were healed by his prayers, especially children. John
Vianney died on August 4, 1859 in Ars; he had been pastor there for over forty years.
He was canonized in 1925. He is the patron of parish priests and is being especially honored during the Year for Priests (June 19, 2009-June 19, 2010) proclaimed by Benedict
XVI.
13th Annual St. Paul Lutheran
School 4 Person Golf Scramble
Sunday, August 7, 2016
Men’s-women’s-mixed flights
10am Registration; 11am Shotgun start
Proceeds will benefit the St. Paul Lutheran
School scholarship fund and assist with
technology upgrades. To sign up a team,
contact: Carrie Swanson 402-380-1920
email [email protected]
Catholic Pilgrimage to Mexico’s
Our Lady of Guadalupe Shrine
over the Feast Day.
December 8 – 13, 2016, $2,294 per person including air from Omaha, Breakfast,
Lunch & Dinner Daily. Holy Mass everyday. For a Flyer or more information
please call Cathie or Mike Milano at
1-800-773-2660.
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TRAINING DATES FOR NEW EMHC & LECTORS
Please consider being a new Lector or a new EMHC;
only need to attend 1 Training Session (any location) and attend 1 Mandation.
Please call the parish office and give us your name if you are interested.
Thank you.
URBAN
Sunday August 7, 2016
St Columbkille Papillion
1:30 – 4:30 P.M.
Tuesday August 9, 2016
St. Leo Omaha
7:00 – 10:00 P.M.
Monday August 22, 2016
St. Vincent de Paul Omaha 7:00 – 10:00 P.M.
RURAL
Thursday August 18, 2016
St. Isidore Columbus
7:00 – 10:00 P.M.
Sunday August 21, 2016
St. Mary West Point
1:30 – 4:30 P.M.
Sunday August 28, 2016
St Mary Norfolk
1:30 - 4:30 P.M.
MANDATION – RURAL Wednesday, September 7, 2016 St. Mary’s Norfolk – 7:00 P.M.
URBAN Thursday, September 8, 2016
St. Cecilia Cathedral - Omaha – 7:00 P.M.
The Spiritual Works of Mercy
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Admonish the sinner
Instruct the ignorant
Counsel the doubtful
Comfort the sorrowful
Bear wrongs patiently
Forgive all injuries
Pray for the living and the dead
The Corporal Works of Mercy
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Feed the hungry
Give drink to the thirsty
Clothe the naked
Shelter the homeless
Visit the sick
Visit the imprisoned
Bury the dead
† Mass Intentions for August 1-7 †
Monday, 8/1
7:15am WP
8:15am
(at the hospital)
8:30am SJ
Tuesday, 8/2
7:15am WP
8:15am WP
8:30am SJ
Wednesday, 8/3
7:15am WP
8:15am WP
8:30am SJ
Thursday, 8/4
7:15am WP
8:30am SJ
9:30am LC
Friday, 8/5
7:15am WP
8:30am SJ
Saturday, 8/6
9:00 SJ
4:30pm MO
6:00pm WP
Sunday, 8/7
7:00am WP
8:30am AL
9:00am SJ
10:00am WP
Herbert Syring, Joe & Eleanor Ulrich
Logan Hanson
Geri Yosten, Leonard Wordekemper
Special Intention (RAB), Betty Stieren
No Mass today
Paul Steuter Sr., Wilma Gentrup
Judy Peatrowsky Margie Zach
No Mass today
Mary Ann Reeson, Elizabeth Hagedorn
Clem & Helen Timmerman, Mel Ulrich
Henry & Emma Parr, Al & Dan Brune
L/D Christian Mothers
Cecil & Gertrude Fischer, Theresa Nesladek
Bill Kaup, Dave Mausbach
Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity
For All Parishioners
Marge & Shane Vogltance, Henrietta
Steffensmeier, Leonard Schuetze,
Bernard & Rita Luebbert
Leonard Kreikemeier, David Hagedorn,
Leo Gentrup, Sherri Streeter
Evangeline Schlecht, Brian Ernesti,
L/D Frank & Alvina Kreikemeier Family
Paul Steuter Sr., John & Kathryn Peatrowsky
Tony Batenhorst, Luree Heineman,
Sr. Thomas Kosiut, Thomas & Victoria Kosuth
(at the City Park)
11:30am WP
No Mass today
*Spanish
Perpetual Adoration
Those who come to adore our Lord find a
peace and comfort they cannot find anywhere else. How about spending 1 hour
each week or month with the Lord in His
house? The Lord is waiting to see YOU!
Hours we would like to fill.
Sunday
1 am (to take)
Monday
1 am (to take)
Friday
2 am (to take)
2 pm (to take)
6 pm (to take)
Saturday 11am (to take)
2 pm (to take or share)
Sunday
1 pm (to take)
Contacts:
Eileen Knodel: (372-3354) Midnight-6am
Charissa Steffensmeier: (402-380-9871)
6am-12 noon
Rox Schmaderer: (372-5751) noon-6pm
Karen Plagge: (372-2017) 6pm-Midnight
Psalm 70:2,6
O God, come to my assistance;
O Lord, make hast to help me!
You are my rescuer, my help;
O Lord, do not delay.
Ministers for August 6-7
4:30pm MO
Lector
EMHC
Servers
GiftBearers
6pm WP
Lector
EMHC
Servers
Ushers
Video
Music
7am WP
Lector
EMHC
Servers
Ushers
ShutIns
Music
8:30am AL
Lector
EMHC
Servers
GiftBearers
Jack Baumert
Jeff Timmerman, Vincent Rolf, Pat Knobbe
Emilia Kienbaum, Zachary Ritter
Kent & Kristine Kienbaum
Michelle Einfalt
Volunteers
Xavier & Tobias Steffensmeier, Ben Ulrich
Volunteers
Mark Evert
Shea Stokely, Margaret Wagner
Joann Kreikemeier
Volunteers
Anna Wooldrik, Ethan Wooldrik, Macey Wooldrik
Volunteers
Margaret Wordekemper
Jean Stieren, Dana Lef!ler
Wayne Bourek
Merlyn & Barb Steffensmeier, Dianne Meiergerd
Rich Baumert, Randy Ortmeier
Dan & Leta Meiergerd
9:15am Premier Estates-Communion Service
Mary Jean Hagedorn, Jan Harstick
10am WP (at the City Park)
Lector
Tom Bracht
EMHC
Volunteers
Servers
Evelyn Wooldrik, Greta Wooldrik, Brooke Wordekemper
Ushers
Volunteers
Music
Patty Meiergerd, Emily Reeson
St. Mary
Needs per Sunday: $12,596
Budgeted per Sunday: $ 7,116
Weekly Collection .................. $9,980.95
Maintenance-Ener-Cem.......... $2,135.00
Thank you very much.
St. Aloysius
Weekly Collection ...................... $429.00
Thank you very much.
St. Anthony
Weekly Collection ...................... $455.00
Thank you very much.
WP Money Counters
7:00pm Monday, August 1
Head MC: Melann Wiechman
MC:
Cherie Kreikemeier
Mel & Wilma French
Mary Ellen Kreikemeier
Roseann Linnenbrink
Carolyn Lorensen
7:00pm Monday, August 8
Head MC: Jean Guenther
MC:
Nick & Jill Luebbert
Don Luebbert
Joan Lueckenhoff
Mary Jo Lueckenhoff
Iona Michaelis
Automatic Deposit
All our parishes are offering direct deposit
for your tithing payments. All we need is a
voided check or deposit slip. Stop by the
Parish office for more information and to
set it up.
St. Mary News
Thursday, 8/4
7pm Baptism Class at the rectory
(please call the parish office 402-372
-2188 if you plan to attend.)
St. Aloysius News
Money Counters
July 31 Keith & Kim Doerneman
Mel & Marylin Tomka
Aug 7 LeRoy & Dianne Meiergerd
Denis Eusterbrock,
Mark Brunsing
Men’s Service Group
Aug 1 Richard Eusterbrock #3
Aug 8 Vincent Meiergerd #4
Ladies Cleaning Group
Week of July 31 #1
Dianne Meiergerd, Linda Ernesti, Sheila
Sindelar, Jenni Meiergerd, Vicki Meiergerd
Weeks of Aug 7 & 14 #2
Carol Bourek, Mary Baumert
Karen Baumert, Denise Praest
St. Anthony Church Cleaning
August:
Aggie Ortmeier & Marcie Goeden
St. Boniface Church Cleaning
August: Julie Meister, Kari Ritter
Arlene Rolf, Pam Rolf
St. Mary Church Cleaning
August 5
Nancy Knobbe, Carol Franzluebbers,
Mary Kay Evert, Terri Ridder, Joann
Kreikemeier
"31 Club" Members
Praying for Vocations
The following members of the Vocations
31 Club have agreed to pray for
vocations on the days indicated. Please try
to remember to set aside a few moments
to pray for vocations to the priesthood,
diaconate and religious life:
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Religious Vocations Family Picnic
(formerly called the KC Barbecue)
August 7th will be Mass in the city park
at 10am with Religious Vocations
Picnic to follow.
Menu: Pork Sandwiches for Drive
Thru and Dine In
'Carne Asada' (Steak) & Chicken
Soft Tacos-Dine In
Chips and salsa
Welcome into the Faith
Emerson Nicole La Rosa, daughter of
Anthony & Laura La Rosa
Wedding Congratulations
to Jaci Mowinkel and Brad Pesicka
married on July 23rd at St. Mary’s
Memorials
In memory of Clem Knobbe to GA
Endowment, CC Endowment & GACC
Endowment
The Transfiguration of the Lord
August 6
In the gospels,
Jesus takes Peter,
James, son of
Zebedee and his
brother John the
Apostle with him
and goes up to a
mountain, which is
not named. Once
on the mountain,
Matthew 17:2
states that Jesus "was transfigured before
them; his face shining as the sun, and his
garments became white as the light." At
that point the prophets Elijah and Moses
appear and Jesus begins to talk to them.
Luke states that they spoke of Jesus' exodus which he was about to accomplish in
Jerusalem.(Lk 9:31) Luke is also specific in
describing Jesus in a state of glory, with
Luke 9:32 referring to "they saw His glory".
Week of August 1-7
Mon. 8/1
Tues. 8/2
Wed. 8/3
Thurs. 8/4
Fri. 8/5
Sat. 8/6
Sun. 8/7
Janet Parr
Bertha Steuter
Jim & Doris Clausen
Veronica Suhr
Mary Clare Stalp
Kathryn Lux
Ray Meiergerd
Karen Plagge
Elaine Eisenmenger
Celebrate and reverence God's vision
of human sexuality. To learn the
Creighton Model of Natural Family
Planning, please contact Linda Cihacek,
PA, Creighton Model Fertility Care
Practitioner and Medical Consultant for
NaProTechnology at Dinklage Medical
Clinic 402-372-2477.
The Franciscan Church of the Transfiguration on Mount Tabor in Israel. Mount
Tabor is traditionally identified as the
Mount of Transfiguration.
Vincent & Peatrowsky Law Offices, LLC
Dennis Peatrowsky, J.D.
Jay D. Hansen D.D.S.
Fresh Deli & Produce
In-Store Bakery
Full-Service Meat Dept.
Wendy Wooldrik, R.D.H.
(402) 676-2477
402-372-2333
Learn about your estate plan with:
• A charitable tax deduction
• Retirement Income
• Legacy Planning and
• A contribution to St. Mary’s Parish/GACC
CALL FOR FREE CONSULTATION
[email protected]
372-5527
132 W. Park
West Point
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Fax (402) 372-9056
HUGO
PLG & HTG, INC.
• Air Conditioning & Furnaces
• Lawn Sprinklers
• Backhoe & Septic Systems
• Water Heaters & Softeners
341 S. Main
CUSTOM MADE INDOOR WEATHER™
“Since 1894”
372-2165
402-528-3223
www.firstbeemer.com
Ph. (402) 372-9054
(877) 370-9054
Cell (402) 380-1829
Member FDIC
Schinstock Painting
Interior & Exterior Painting
Staining & Refinishing of Woodwork
Wall Coverings
Residential • Commercial
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A great place
to work!
402-372-3706
1700 S. Beemer, West Point, NE 68788
(402) 372-5427
WAGNER
Tire & Repair
Wade Wagner
Tires, Auto Repair, Oil Changes, Batteries,
Fuel, On Site Tire Repair
Office: 402-372-9995
Cell: 402-380-3690
West Point, NE
Specializing in all types
of construction:
• additions
• remodeling
• siding
• windows
Dan 402-380-2008
Josh 402-316-0035
“46 Years of Serving Cuming County”
Plumbing • Electrical • Heating & Air Conditioning
24 Hour Answering Service
402-528-3829
300 3rd Street, Beemer
BLUEJAY
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Possible
Through Planned Giving
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TO HAVE A WILL PLANNING GUIDE MAILED TO YOU, PLEASE CALL:
402-372-2188
Tim Hagedorn
544 E. Park St.
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P.O. Box 24
West Point, NE 68788
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Cell (402) 372-6462
[email protected]
PREPARATION, INCOME TAX PLANNING OR
TAX REPRESENTATION SERVICES
764 S. Lincoln St
West Point, NE 68788
Chad Schinstock
402-372-2337
836 N. Lincoln
(402) 372-3448
1716 N. LINCOLN
WEST POINT, NE 68788
PHONE 402-372-0103
FAX 402-372-0183
Family Dental Center of West Point
Dr. Shawn Kralik & Dr. Jesse Carr
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Alice Klitz
Complete Family Dentistry, Orthodontic Care
www.familydentalcenterofwestpoint.com
Don Wietfeld & Sons
PARISHIONER
Call or Text: (402) 380-3303
www.mymaryandmartha.com/klitz
402/372-2418
ALL MAJOR APPLIANCES
ALL MAJOR BRANDS
J & K Construction & Services
Residential and Agricultural Work
HAY GRINDING
402-372-3818
Franciscan Care Services
Remodeling • Door & Window Replacements
Concrete • Drywall
Jeff Ernesti
951 Hwy 9
372-5593
West Point
Mary & Earl Boston
402-372-5149 • [email protected]
212 W. Sheridan St. • West Point, NE 68788
www.fcswp.org
“Family-Centered Healthcare”
www.wpmonument.com
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com
Stop &
See Our
Showroom!
We offer repair & warranty service work on all major appliances
Schlickbernd’s Appliance Center
We’re here for your convenience
Open 24 Hours • 372-9119
KREIKEMEIER SEEDS
Jay Kreikemeier
Area Sales Manager
402.380.9195 mobile
1281 River Road
West Point, NE 68788
Our Seed. Your Soil. Total Success
230 N. Main • Beemer, NE • 402-528-3217
Mon. - Fri. 8:00-5:30 • Sat. 8:00 - Noon
OR VISIT OUR OTHER LOCATION: WISNER TRUE VALUE
133 W. Washington St. • P.O. Box 218
West Point, NE 68788
Phone: (402) 372-1923
Assumption of the BVM, West Point
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