Platteville Catholic Community - St. Augustine University Parish

Platteville Catholic Community
St. Mary Parish
May 29, 2016
130 W. Cedar St ● Platteville
Wisconsin ● 53818-2457
Feast of Corpus Christi
St. Augustine
University Parish
135 S. Hickory St ● Platteville
Wisconsin ● 53818-3316
Clergy
Pastor
Fr. Faustino Ruiz
[email protected]
After hours or
weekend emergencies
(608) 370-3751
Parochial Vicars
Fr. John Del Priore
[email protected]
(608) 642-2484
Fr. Jerry Zhanay
[email protected]
(608) 370-9588
Parish Established 1842
Parish Office: (608) 348-9735
Parish Email: [email protected]
Parish Fax: (608) 348-9920
Parish Website: http://stmaryplatteville.org
St. Mary Staff
Parish Secretary
Lorraine Wackershauser
(608) 348-9735 [email protected]
Child Care/Preschool Director
Chealsey Lolwing
(608) 348-3447 [email protected]
Religious Education Director
Diane Drefcinski
(608) 348-9735 [email protected]
Finance Chair
Lee Eggers
(608) 348-4848
Accountant
Connie Koeller
(608) 348-9735 [email protected]
Parish Hall
(608) 348-5407
Parish Cemetery
(608) 348-9735
Parish Established 1974
Parish Phone & Fax: (608) 348-7530
Parish Email: [email protected]
Parish Website: http://pioneercatholic.org
Pastoral Ministry
Deacon Bill Bussan
(608) 568-3355
Weekend Mass Schedule
St. Mary
Saturday 4pm
Sunday 9am English Mass
& 12 noon Hispanic
St. Augustine
Sunday 8am Traditional Latin Mass
10:30am & 6pm English Mass
St. Augustine Staff
Office Manager
Linda Thomas [email protected]
Development Director
Steve Davies [email protected]
Focus Team Leader
Steven Piorkowski [email protected]
W el co m e!
Our parishes welcome persons newly moved into the area, those recently married
and those who have turned 18 years of age or who enjoy worshipping with us.
You are invited to register by contacting one of the parish’s office.
Sacrament of Baptism: Expectant couples should contact the Parish one month prior to their child’s birth to register for
Baptism preparation class.
Sacrament of Reconciliation: St. Mary’s - Everyday one hour before each Mass and during Saturday 4pm, and Sunday 9am &
12 pm Masses
St. Augustine’s - 20 minutes before each Mass, and during the Sunday 10:30am & 6pm Masses.
Sacrament of Matrimony: Couple planning to marry should contact the Parish at least six months prior to wedding.
Please contact the Parish for ministry or visitation to the sick or homebound.
UWP Student Parishioners
Make sure to register with your updated address and phone each semester, and check out the Catholic Newman Community
events inside this bulletin, and located on our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/st.augustineparish.newman
Bulletin Deadline: Tuesday 10:00am. Please submit material in writing.
SUNDAY, MAY 29, 2016
St. Mary Parish
L I T U R G I E S F O R T H E W EE K
Mass at Calvary Cemtery
Monday, May 30 8:00am
For Joseph & Mary Foegen
Tuesday, May 31
8:00am
† Francis Faherty
Wednesday, June 1
8:00am
† Austin & Margaret (Hess) Baxter
Thursday, June 2
8:00am
For Patrick Doan
For the Salvation of Souls (Manor Care)
10:30am
Friday, June 3
† Nancy Klaas
8:00am
† Rich Lange (Park Place)
11:00am
Saturday, June 4
For the Salvation of Souls (TLM)
8:00am
WEEKEND LITURGIES
Saturday, June 4
4:00pm
† Mary Koeller
Sunday, June 5
9:00am
† Rich Lange
12 noon
Hispanic Misa
The Parish Office will be closed
Memorial Day, Monday, May 30th.
We wish you a safe and happy holiday.
With Sympathy
We extend our sympathy to the family of Joe Schmitz
whose wife, Marlene, died Saturday, May 21st and to
Delda Hershberger, whose mother, Dolores Urbain, died
Sunday, May 22nd.
Eternal rest grant on to them, Oh Lord and let perpetual
light shine upon them. May they rest in peace.
Saturday, June 4
4pm
Sunday, June 5
9am
Altar Servers
Mic Frommelt
CJ Straka
Andy Eggers
Carter Doan
RJ Schmitt
Lector & Leader of Prayer
Nekole Frommelt
Lee Eggers
Jessica Clifton
Jeanette Klaas
Sacristan: Connie McCabe
Rosary: Christine Del Priore
Linda Hess
Jeanette Klaas
PRAYER REFLECTION
Feast of Corpus Christi “They all ate and were satisfied. And when
the leftover fragments were picked up, they filled twelve wicker baskets.” LUKE 9:17
The story of the Loaves and Fishes shows us that when we share
what we have, even if it doesn’t seem like that much, miracles can
happen! Do not think that your gift is too small or insignificant! God
blesses all the gifts we offer and makes them wondrous.
PRIVATE RECONCILIATION—every day, one hour before each
Mass. Wednesdays 6:30pm—8:30pm. Thursdays after morning
Mass until 9:30am.
EUCHARISTIC ADORATION on Thursdays in the chapel begins after 8am Mass and concludes with Rosary and Benediction at
8pm.
THE ROSARY is prayed ½ hour before Mass.
Feast Day for the week
May 31—The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
This is a fairly late feast, going back only to the 13th or 14th century.
It was established widely throughout the Church to pray for unity.
The present date of celebration was set in 1969 in order to follow the
Annunciation of the Lord (March 25) and precede the Nativity of
John the Baptist (June 24).
Like most feasts of Mary, it is closely connected with Jesus and his
saving work. The more visible actors in the visitation drama (see
Luke 1:39-45) are Mary and Elizabeth. However, Jesus and John the
Baptist steal the scene in a hidden way. Jesus makes John leap with
joy—the joy of messianic salvation. Elizabeth, in turn, is filled with
the Holy Spirit and addresses words of praise to Mary—words that
echo down through the ages.
It is helpful to recall that we do not have a journalist’s account of this
meeting. Rather, Luke, speaking for the Church, gives a prayerful
poet’s rendition of the scene. Elizabeth’s praise of Mary as “the
mother of my Lord” can be viewed as the earliest Church’s devotion
to Mary. As with all authentic devotion to Mary, Elizabeth’s (the
Church’s) words first praise God for what God has done to Mary.
Only secondly does she praise Mary for trusting God’s words.
Then comes the Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55). Here Mary herself (like
the Church) traces all her greatness to God.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK
Feast of Corpus Christi
ST. MARY PARISH GIVING
Gn 14:18-20—1 Cor 11:23-26—Lk 9:11b-17.
May 22, 2016
Weekly Envelopes.......................$2,090.00 Monday: 2 Pt 1:2-7—Mk 12:1-12.
Offertory…………....……………..$ 361.00 Tuesday: Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Weekly Average Electronic Fund..$
900.00 Zep 3:1-14 or Rom 12:9-16—Lk 1:39-56
Wednesday: St.Justin, Martyr
Thank you for your generosity!
2 Tm 1:1-3, 6-12—Mk 12:18-27.
Thursday: St. Marellinus & Peter, Martyrs
Prayer Line — Anyone re- 2 Tm 2:8-15—Mk 12:28-34.
questing prayer may call 348- Friday: The Most Sacred Heart of Jesus
6041. Please call in the morning Ez 34:11-16—Rom 5:5b-11—Lk 15:3-7.
between 8am & 9am. If no answer Saturday:The Immaculate Heart of Blessed Virgin Mary
10th Sunday in Ordinary Time
please leave your prayer.
1 Kgs 17:17-24—Gal 1:11-9—Lk 7:11-17
We wish to acknowledge the May marriages
of
Charles & Jodi Schnering, Bob & Barb Hale
Kent & Carolyn Scheuerell, Mike & Sue Momot
C on g r a tu la ti on s !
May the Lord continue to bless your marriage.
THIS WEEK AT ST. MARY’S
Saturday & Sunday, Ten minutes with Father Faustino—
All children are welcome to gather with Father Faustino in the
Mary Chapel after Mass this weekend. He will chat with them
for about 10 minutes on some topic of the faith. Parents are
welcome to attend with their children.
Wednesday—Moms/young children meeting, 8:30am.
Sacrament of Marriage Book
To recognize the importance of the Sacrament of Marriage a book has
been placed at the north and south entrances of church. We would like
each couple to register their wedding date in the book. At the end of
each month your anniversary will be acknowledged in the bulletin.
“Marriage is a sacred vow between a man and woman”
Our next meal for Hope House will be on June 6
The Hope House sign up sheet will be at St. Augustine’s from
May 23 to June 5.
Memorial Day Mass
A special Mass for the deceased members of St. Mary’s will be
celebrated at Calvary Cemetery on Memorial Day, Monday, May
30th at 8:00 a.m. A collection will be taken. All proceeds will go to
restoration work in the cemetery. Please bring your own chair. In
case of inclement weather, Mass will be in the church. Father
Faustino has asked that anyone attending, dress appropriately for
the weather, but keep in mind that this is a religious ceremony, so
please dress appropriately.
History of St. Mary's Church—We are looking for old photos of
St. Mary's church going way back to when the old church existed. If
you have any photos that you would like to share with us please
drop them off at the parish office. An arrangement of the photos will
Please observe the following cemery rules.
Glass containers are not to be placed on or at any gravesite.
Urns and containers that are not a part of the monument, are not to
be placed on the grass around the monuments or markers, or to be
placed in such a manner that they are apt to fall on the grass and
impede mowing. No metal stakes, fences or wire fasteners are to be
put into the ground.
It is preferred that there be no flower beds at the gravesite, but if
there are, they must be trimmed and maintained by the family. If not,
they will be removed. Perpetual Care of the Cemetery does not
include the care of individual lots.
Do not drive or park on the grass at any time.
New Lighthouse Catholic Media CD titles arriving soon! Suggested donation of $3 per CD and $4 for books makes them very
affordable. When you are done with your CD's, please pass them
onto someone you think would benefit from hearing them, do not put
used CD's back on the stand. Thank you for helping spread the message of the Gospel!"
The Society of Jesus Christ the Priest
Invites you and your family to join our Diaconate Ordination of
James Joseph Kotch and William Gonzalez
Friday, July 22, 2016 at 6pm
Reception Dinner to Follow at
St. Aloysius Church, Sauk City WI
If you wish to attend the dinner please RSVP before July 1st
At http://bit.ly/diaconateordination
ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK
American Family Insurance
348-6355
We invite you to consider these businesses and
thank them for their support.
Food Pantry News—There were 112 households, representing 278 people, received food at the May 20 food pantry.
Thank you to all who come to help each month. The next
food pantry will be June 17.
Pastoral Council Column
Assault on the Family
Cardinal Sarah is the prefect for the Congregation of Divine Worship
and the Sacraments. He was the keynote speaker at the annual
prayer breakfast in Washington, D.C., where he made the following
observations:
“The battle to preserve the roots of mankind is perhaps the greatest
challenge our world has faced since its origins. Do not be afraid to
proclaim the truth with love, especially about marriage according to
God’s plans. In the words of St. Catherine of Siena, ‘proclaim the
truth and do not be silent through fear.’
“The family is natural preparation and anticipation of the communion that is possible when we are united with God…this is why the
devil is so intent on destroying the family. If the family is destroyed,
we lose our God-given anthropological foundations and so find it
more difficult to welcome the saving good news of Jesus Christ:
self-giving, fruitful love.
“The rupture of the foundational relationships of someone’s life—
through separation, divorce, or distorted impositions of the family,
such as cohabitation or same sex unions—is a deep wound that
closes the heart to self-giving love [unto] death, and even leads to
cynicism and despair.
“These situations cause damage to the little children through inflicting upon them a deep existential doubt about love. They are a
scandal—a stumbling block—that prevent the most vulnerable from
believing in such love, and a crushing burden that can prevent
them from opening to the healing power of the Gospel.
“Advanced societies, including, I regret, this nation, have done and
continue to do everything possible to legalize such situations. But
this can never be a truthful solution. It is like putting bandages on
the infected wound. It will continue to poison the body until antibiotics are taken.
“Sadly, the advent of artificial reproductive technologies, surrogacy,
so-called homosexual ‘marriage,’ and other evils of gender ideology, will inflict even more wounds in the midst of generations we live
with.”
STEWARDSHIP AT ST. AUGUSTINE’S
TREASURE: St. Augustine Parish Giving– May 22, 2016
Weekly Envelopes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 495.00
Offertory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 240.03
Envelope EFT’s for May 20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 240.00
May 29, 2016
Mass Schedule at St. Augustine
TLM = Traditional Latin Mass
Sun., May 29
8:00 am
Julia & Timothy Billings (TLM)
10:30 am Completion of New Church
6:00 pm
For the People
Mon., May 30
6:30 am
Margaret Stefanowicz (TLM)
Tue., May 31
6:30 am
Ken Ballweg & family (TLM)
Wed., June 1
6:30 am
Joseph Neumaier family (TLM)
Thur., June 2
6:30 am
Success of Bldg Project-SP (TLM)
Fri., June 3
6:30 am
Complete of new church (TLM)
Sun., June 5
8:00 pm
Jim McKeon † (TLM)
10:30 am Michael Udelhofen †
6:00 pm
For the People
Private Reconciliation: 20 minutes before each Mass, and
during the 10:30 am and 6:00 pm Sunday Masses.
NO EUCHARIST ADORATION
Women’s Seminar, June 6, two sessions 2:30-3:30 pm or 5-6 pm, at
Wis. Bank & Trust Community Room. Meet with Jill Annis of Simply
Organized with Jill. 3:30 pm and 6 pm Discussion with Barb Stockhausen, H &R Block, re tax records & identity theft. Also Southwest
Opportunity Center discussion on shredding operation and their objectives. Snacks & beverages provided.
Register by June 3 by emailing [email protected].
Catholic Youth Evangelizer—SPIRITUS is seeking one Catholic
male and female, 21-29 years of age, to join the SPIRITUS team this
August. Team members live in community and travel to parishes and
schools throughout Wisconsin; they receive training, formation, spiritual direction, lodging, food, a monthly allowance, health insurance
and a $2,000 stipend upon completion of the 9-month program. Visit
www.spiritusministries.org / contact Andrea at [email protected] or (920) 722-8918 x5 for more info.
The Parish Office will be closed Memorial Day, Monday, May 30th.
We wish you a safe and happy holiday.
[email protected]
Delivering Material
Value with Integrity
T: 608-348-5166
Platteville, WI
BardMaterials.com
Robb Paquette, LUTCF
608-348-6355
Gary V. Bell · Broker - Auctioneer
Jason Bell · Salesperson
85 N. Elm St., Platteville WI 53818
NO Hospitality Hosts after 10:30 am Mass:
We will suspend Hospitality for the summer
No Fuss Spring Festival Update
We are now 3 WEEKS into the NFSF and have currently
raised $3,448.00! Thank you so very much to those who have
donated, and those praying over their ability to donate. We are
$1,552.00 away from our goal for
our Summer bills. Please help us
reach it! If you cannot give,
please say a prayer (or several!)
that we may reach this goal and
have a Summer with less worry.
Your prayers and donations are so
appreciated.
THANK YOU to those who helped us get the bulk
mailing out for the latest Augustinian newsletter:
Christine Del Priore, Mary Ann Henry and friend,
Brianna Peckham, Joe and Nancy Hood, Isaiah
Grybush, Luke Klosiewski.
Everyone’s night out! Confraternity of Catholic Homeschool
Mothers presents speaker Mr. Robert Gil on Thurs., June 2,
7-9:30 m at Catholic Multi-Cultural Center 1862 Beld St.,
Madison, WI. For more info contact Julie Howard at
[email protected], 608-669-8538. RSVP helpful but not
necessary. Mr. Gil will discuss “Catholic Family 101” . .
getting back to our roots. He will also discuss aspects of
femininity and the traditional role of motherhood.
Next Hope House meal will be June 6. The sign up sheet
will be at St. Augustine’s from May 23-June 6. You may
also volunteer by calling Walt at 348-9928.
WE’RE HERE
ALL YEAR
6058 S. Chestnut St., Suite A ·
Platteville, Wisconsin
(608) 348-7766
725 N. Jackson St.
Cuba City, WI 53807
(608) 744-2159
Mon., Tues., & Thurs. 7:00-5:30
Wed & Fri. 7-7; Sat. 7-4:30
Gray’s Nursing Home - Platteville
Bob Hundhausen, Financial Advisor
Platteville · 608-348-7623
www.edwardjones.com
CHESTER K. BELL REAL ESTATE
(608) 348-4591
No Scrip sold this week
PRAYER: Prayer Chain Network – If you have
a prayer request, please email Cindy Kruser at
[email protected].
Money Counters:
May 29 — Priscilla Hahn & Ben Ballweg
June 5 — Mike Hahn & Mary Jo Hennessy
FAHERTY INC.
Recycling & Waste Collection
1120 Broadway
Platteville, WI 53818
* 24 Hour Skilled Nursing
* Physical, Occupational & Speech Therapy
* Medicare & Medicaid Certified
* Your Home Away From Home
555 North Chestnut St., Platteville, WI · (608) 349-6741
350 East Main
Platteville, WI
53818
(608) 348-2711
Promotion and Gift Ideas
With Your Name and Logo
Michael A. Hahn, LLC
608-348-4760
KOPP MCKICHAN, LLP
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Thomas H. Geyer
Kim John Skemp
Sheila Stuart Kelley
Michael J. Olds
Nathaniel W Curry
Lukas L. Steiner
PlattevilleEats.com
“Building Restoration Contractors Since 1936”
Renovation & Restoration of Structures
Restoration & New Masonry Work
Tuckpointing & Waterproofing
44 E. Main St., P.O. Box 253
Platteville, WI 53818 · (608) 348-2615
Michael’s Masonry
Sand Blasting & Painting
Plastering & Stucco
400 East Highway 151 · Platteville, WI 53818
(608) 348-2300
Brick * Stone * Block
2283 Airport Road
Platteville, WI 53818
Michael Droessler (608) 568-3099
CHIROPRACTIC ASSOCIATES
Of Platteville, LLC
AL’S ELECTRIC, INC.
1165 E. Mineral Street
Platteville, Wisconsin
(608) 348-6066
CLAYTON
GE
Crosley
Hotpoint
Samsung
Frigidaire
Speed Queen
Beautyrest Mattresses
Oreck Vacuums
Sales & Service Since 1949
Real Estate & Auction Service, Inc.
(608) 348-2156
[email protected]
www.weygants.com
Office: 608-348-8213
or 608-348-9368
Tami L. Wall-Feyen, DC
Stephen C. Misky, DC—Ryan E. Liebfried, DC
Lynn M. Randall, DC—Lisa M. Millin, DC
Chase J. Dreessens, DC
470 S. Water · (608) 348-3156
Mary Kay
Independent Beauty Consultant
Diane Drefcinski
(608) 348-3937
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
“HOUSE OF PEACE” AND “FAIRFIELD KOURT APARTMENTS”
800 and 805 Fairfield Drive, Platteville
Bill’s
Plumbing & Heating
Available to very low & moderate income elderly, handicapped or disabled. Handicapped
accessible units available. Appliances, water/sewer, garbage service provided.
On-site coin-operated laundry facility.
Platteville, WI 53818
(608) 348-5026
Proud to be here for you
Toll-free: 1-888-622-6069
www.moundcitybank.com
Call 608-348-7755
For an application today!
Certain Income Restrictions Apply.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.
PLATTEVILLE
McDonald’s
170 McGregor Plaza · Platteville, WI 53818
(608) 348-2515 · 1-877-244-2515
MICHAEL L. TASHNER, O.D.
75 W. Main St.
Platteville, WI 53818
(608) 348-6635
“Serving Southwest Wisconsin”
345 West Pine St. · Platteville, WI 53818
(608) 348-2727
We Work for You
ERSCHEN’S FLORIST
C e n tury 21
10 W. Main • Platteville, WI
(608) 348-3433
Beautiful Flowers
For All Occasions
Aff iliated
S outhwe stern Realty
(608) 348-3550
M
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FUNERAL HOME
AND CREMATORY
“A History of Care”
1245 N. Water St.· Platteville
Rosemeyer-Jones Chiropractic
“We’ve Got Your Back”
Joe Rosemeyer, D.C.
Dan Jones, D.C. * Dave Bergmann, D.C.
(608) 348-2121
Sales Representative for
LaCrosse Monuments
Kuenster Aluminum
Glass & Screens Repair
Thermopane Replacement
340 W. Linden Lancaster, WI
(608) 723-4343
IHM
Builders
A building for every need
Farm • Home • Business
Mark H. Ihm, Dealer/Builder
75 Maple Ct., Platteville
(608) 348-7283
Bridal Boutique
40 East Main St.
Platteville, WI 53818
(608) 348-8790
Hours: Mon-Fri: 10-6 · Sat: 9-4
HEISER HARDWARE
BE WISER...BUY HEISER !!!
Selection & Service
Paint...Tools….Hardware
Platteville, WI 53818
608-348-5231
“Financial Strategies for REAL LIFE”
Jim Rosemeyer * Andrew Tranel
348-2274 * www.rosemeyermg.com
Securities and Advisory Services Offered Through Harbour Investments, Inc
Four Seasons
Landscaping and Nursery
Free Ultrasounds
Free Baby Items
CONFIDENTIAL
608-348-5787
Walk-ins Welcome
185 E. Pine St.
1621 Progressive Parkway
Platteville, WI 53818
Ph: 608-348-5000
f:
608-348-9909
840 Bus. Hwy 151 East · Platteville
(608) 348-6617
www.benvenutos.com
Open 7 Days a Week
11 am—10 pm
100 Park Place • Platteville
(608) 348-2446
Digman Construction
1291 College Farm Rd
Platteville, WI 53818
Concrete•Commercial•Residential•Farm
Office: (608) 348-2231
Fax: (608) 348-4875
Email: [email protected]
www.digmanconstruction.com