April 24, 2016 - St. Philips Catholic Church

St. Philip’s Church
218-444-4262
www.stphilipsbemidji.org
Parish Staff
Pastor:
Fr. Chuck Huck
441-4901
Parochial Vicar:
Fr. Don Braukmann
441-4902
Deacon/Bookkeeper:
Deacon Kermit Erickson
441-4903
Director of Stewardship & Development:
Maggie McCalip
441-4906
Director of Music & Liturgy:
Aana Freihammer
441-4905
Director of Preschool & Elementary Faith
Formation/Safe Environ. Coordinator:
Kris Jensen
441-4944
Parish Administrative Assistant:
Robb Naylor
441-4904
Director of Youth Ministry/Middle &
High School Faith Formation:
441-4908
Parish Office Coordinator:
Tammy Johnson
441-4900
Facility Maintenance Supervisor:
Larry Mack
Maintenance Support Staff:
Greg Allen
Jim Shaw
St. Philip’s School Staff
218-444-4938
Principal:
Carol Rettinger
ext. 4941
School Office Staff:
Jean Patnode
Kerry Frauenholtz
Denise Kern
Gina Mykleseth
441-4940
441-4942
441-4943
441-4940
Sister Parishes
St. Charles Pennington
Saturday at 4:00 PM
(Fishing Opener to Labor Day)
Holy Spirit Newman Center
BSU/NWTC
Sun at 7:00 PM, Tues at 7:00 PM,
Thurs at 5:30 PM (School year only)
1701 Birch Lane NE
218-444-4762
St. Philip’s Clothing Depot
218-444-3835
Tuesday through Sat.urday
9:30 AM to 3:00 PM
Manager:
Norma Himmelright
Diocese of Crookston
Victim Assistance Coordinator:
Louann McGlynn
218-281-7895
April 24, 2016
Happy Easter! We are about half way through our Easter season. I pray that
the news of Christ's resurrection is still burning in your heart!
We are fast approaching more exciting happenings in our parish. Next
weekend, April 30th and May 1st, is First Communion weekend. We will have
about forty of our young people receiving Jesus for the first time. How exciting
for them and for their families. May they be touched in a very special way as
they receive Jesus this first time and every time they receive Jesus in the
Eucharist. May each of us reflect on what a special blessing it is to be able to
receive Jesus inside of us. Please include these children in your prayers this
week.
The following Sunday, May 8th, is Confirmation Sunday. Bishop Hoeppner
will be here to confirm close to forty of our teenagers. This is another special
time in the lives of our young people of the parish. They will be sealed with the
gifts of the Holy Spirit as they are anointed with the Holy Chrism by the
Bishop. Please pray for them as well, that they will be open to what the Holy
Spirit has in store for them.
Next Saturday, April 30th, is also the date of another exciting happening taking
place in the Diocese of Crookston. Matthew James Schmitz will be ordained to
the Sacred Order of Deacons. His ordination to the Diaconate will take place in
his home parish of St. Joseph's in Red Lake Falls. Deacon Matt will then, in
mid May, be coming here to St. Philip's to work with us for the summer. I look
forward to his presence with us and I pray that you will welcome him to St.
Philip's and will thank him for his service to the church. He will minister with
us until early August when he will return to the seminary for his final year of
formation before being ordained to the priesthood next spring.
May God bless each of you as you live out what God has called you to in your
earthly lives and may he then bring us all safely to heaven for eternity.
From the desk of Deacon Kermit
Your Parish Representatives:
Parish Council Members: Sarah Bofferding, Kevin Erpelding, Anita Froelich, Jim Gorham, Gary Gregg, Cynthia
Haskin, Brent Rud, Drew Weaver, Theresa Wilander
Finance Council Members: Jeff Cwikla, Claude Sand, Shannon Schmitt
School Council Members: Jaclyn Bergerson, Tiffany Fankhanel, Christine Louvar, James Marcotte, Trudy Peterson,
Laura Schwindt
Trustees: Joann Gardner, Hank Krigbaum
MASS INTENTIONS
For April 25 to May 1
Monday, Apr 25
No Daily Mass
Tuesday, Apr 26
12:10 PM Mass: Special Intentions for Roger & Verna Mae Lehmann
Wednesday, Apr 27
8:40 AM Mass: +Charles “Chuck” Schmitt
Thursday, Apr 28
7:00 AM Mass: +Marge Seitz
10:30 AM Anointing Mass (Goldpine): +Carol McKinley
10:30 AM Communion Service (Neilson Place)
5:30 PM Mass (Newman): +Leo Kueber
Friday, Apr 29
8:30 AM Mass: +Debra Schuna
Saturday, Apr 30
No Daily Mass
5:30 PM Mass: +Jane Senger
Sunday, May 1
7:30 AM Mass: +Marge Seitz
9:00 AM Mass: +Mary Hoody
11:00 AM Mass: For the People
7:00 PM Mass (Newman): +Audrey Hofmeister
DAILY READINGS
For the Week of April 25 to May 1
Monday, Apr 25
● 1 Pt 5:5b-14
● Ps 89:2-3,6-7,16-17
● Mk 16:15-20
Friday, Apr 29
● Acts 15:22-31
● Ps 57:8-10,12
● Jn 15:12-17
Tuesday, Apr 26
● Acts 14:19-28
● Ps 145:10-13b,21
● Jn 14:27-31a
Saturday, Apr 30
● Acts 16:1-10
● Ps 100:1b-2,3,5
● Jn 15:18-21
Sunday, May 1
● Acts 15:1-2,22-29
● Ps 67:2-3,5-6,8
● Rv 21:10-14,22-23
● Jn 14:23-29
Wednesday, Apr 27
● Acts 15:1-6
● Ps 122:1-5
● Jn 15:1-8
Thursday, Apr 28
● Acts 15:7-21
● Ps 96:1-3,10
● Jn 15:9-11
THIS WEEK IN THE PARISH
Monday, Apr 25
8:30 AM to 4:00 PM School Book Fair (Social Hall)
9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel)
7:00 PM Nightlights (St. Kateri Rm)
Tuesday, Apr 26
6:00 AM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel)
8:30 AM to 4:00 PM School Book Fair (Social Hall)
3:30 PM Little Flowers (Social Hall)
7:00 PM Bishop Hoeppner on “The Name of God is Mercy”
(Social Hall)
7:00 PM Men’s Basketball (Gym)
7:30 PM Marian Devotions (Chapel)
Wednesday, Apr 27
8:05 AM Morning Prayer (Chapel)
8:30 AM to 4:00 PM School Book Fair (Social Hall)
9:30 AM Rosary for Our Schools (Chapel)
3:15 AM Children’s Choir (Church)
4:00 PM Teen Choir (Church
6:00 PM Reconciliation (Chapel)
6:30 PM Faith Formation, Grades 1-11
Thursday, Apr 28
8:30 AM to 6:00 PM School Book Fair (Social Hall)
12:00 PM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel)
5:00 PM LifeTeen Band Practice (Church)
Friday, Apr 29
8:05 AM Morning Prayer (Chapel)
5:00 PM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel)
6:00 PM St. Philip’s School Spring Gala (BTCC)
Saturday, Apr 30 First Eucharist Weekend
9:00 AM to 11:00 AM Stay & Play for Families (Social Hall/Gym)
3:00 PM John Grygelko/Jennifer Pernat Wedding
4:30 PM Reconciliation (Chapel)
Sunday, May 1 First Eucharist Weekend
8:35 AM Rosary (Chapel)
9:00 AM Children’s Liturgy of the Word (St. Greg/Grt Rm)
9:00 AM Preschool Sunday School (Pre-K Classrooms)
10:15 AM Baptism Class (St. Kateri Rm)
10:15 AM Rosary (Chapel)
12:00 PM LifeTeen Event (Gym)
SACRAMENTAL LIFE
BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS
Parents or prospective parents who wish to present a child for
Baptism are asked to attend a baptism preparation class.
The next session will be on May 1. Please call the Parish
Office at 444-4262 to register, or for more information.
The St. Philip’s Catholic Community welcomes
through the waters of baptism, Ella Brynn Sayers,
daughter of Brent Sayers and Annette Beaulieu. May
she be filled with the Holy Spirit!
Congratulations to Jack Brumback, who was Confirmed at
the Holy Spirit Newman Center on April 17th. May the Holy
Spirit always be his guide!May she be filled with the Holy
PARISH LIFE
Nightlights, a nondenominational support group for anyone
who has a loved one with mental illness will hold its monthly
meeting at 7:00-8:30 PM, Monday, April 25,2016 in the St.
Kateri Room at St. Philips Church, 7th Street and Beltrami Ave.
With questions, please call 218 444 4262.
“Calling all Extroverts!
You’re invited to join a new ministry at St. Philip’s. We’re
creating an Information Station (kiosk) where visitors and
parishioners can stop by to pick-up or drop off registration
forms, event calendars, visitor envelopes, prayer requests, etc.
This kiosk will need to be staffed before and after weekend
masses. You do not need to be an expert on all of the
happenings at St. Philip’s to volunteer. Training will be provided
in May. Volunteers will be able to select Mass times that work
best for their schedules. If you’re willing to help out, please
contact the parish office. Thank you for considering this
welcoming ministry.”
“STAY & PLAY FOR FAMILIES”
FAITH FORMATION
First Eucharist will be celebrated at all the
Masses – April 30 and May 1. Children and their
families will have reserved seating in the Church.
Number of children at each of the Masses:
April 30: 5:30 – 7; May 1: 7:30 – 2; 9:00 – 12;
11:00 - 15
Cave Quest VBS –
Following Jesus the Light of the
World
August 1 – 5, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
At Cave Quest VBS, kids learn one important
Bible Point each day, and it’s reinforced
through Bible adventures, Saint Cards, songs, snacks and crafts
that help children know more about Christ’s light! So gear up
and get ready to register – Registration
Forms are available in the Narthex or Parish Office. Cave
Quest is for children 3 (by September 1, 2015) through 4th
Grade (2015-2016 school year). Contact Kris for additional
CATHOLIC HOME MISSIONS APPEAL
Many dioceses right here in the United States do not have
enough priests and trained lay ministers to serve their parishes.
These dioceses are known as home missions. The Catholic
Home Missions Appeal, which will take place this weekend in
the second collection, supports these dioceses by funding
essential ministries, including seminary education and lay
ministry training. Please be generous in this appeal and share
your resources to strengthen the Church at home.
Join us on Tuesday, April 26 at 7:00 PM
as Bishop Michael Hoeppner will be
speaking about Pope Francis’ book “The
Name of God is Mercy.” It will be an
evening of reflection on Mercy! “Mercy is
the first attribute of God. The name of
God is mercy. There are no situations we
cannot get out of, we are not condemned to sink into
quicksand.” ~Pope Francis
Contact the Parish Office for additional information.
On Saturday, April 30, the Gym and Social Hall
will be open to all families with young
children from 9 to 11 AM. This is an opportune
time for parents and their children to get to
know one another in the comfort of their own
parish home! Stay & Play will take place the
last Saturday of each month, unless otherwise noted due to
PARISH MISSION, ST. ANN’S IN BLACKDUCK
conflicts. There is no cost to participate, but a snack table will
St. Ann’s Catholic Church in Blackduck will be hosting a parish
be provided that you may contribute to. RSVP is not necessary,
mission presented by Vincentian Father Bill Rhinehart, from
just show up and be ready to play!
Missouri. The dates for the mission are May 1-4, at 7 PM, with a
presentation on Sunday evening on the topic of “Being Chosen,
EXPANDING PARKING LOT SALE
Trust in God”. On Monday and Tuesday there will be mass with
Due to the success of our Annual Parking Lot Sale, we’re
the homily being the reflection. Monday’s topic will be
expanding it. The Youth Ministry families will continue to host
“Reflection on the Past and Moving Forward”, and Tuesday will
the Parking Lot Sale and the Knights of Columbus will have a
be “Perseverance and Prayer”. Wednesday will be a
food booth serving burgers and chips. This year we’re inviting
reconciliation service with the topic being on the “Year of Mercy
other groups and families to join in the fun by staffing
and the Mercy of God”. This is an ideal opportunity to take
additional areas such as: inflatable games, bingo, and food
some time out and have a spiritual renewal with an excellent
stations. If you’re group or family would be willing to help
and inspirational speaker. For more information, please call the
out, please contact the Parish Office. This is a great way to
Parish Office in Kelliher, 218-647-8392.
earn volunteer hours.
ST. PHILIP’S SCHOOL
April 23/24
NEWMAN NEWS
Sunday, April 24 7 PM Mass with Fr. Jerry!
Thursday, April 28 5:30 PM & Supper with Fr. Jerry!
Sunday, May 1 7 PM LAST Mass
Northwoods Pregnancy Care Center
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The spring Scholastic Book Fair will be on display in the
social hall Monday through Thursday of this week, with a
family activity on Thursday, from 4:30 to 6:00 PM. Come and
browse. You may find some books eager to be read.
Ø
Wednesday’s School Mass will be led by students from Mrs.
Hinner’s second grade. Please join us.
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Please keep in your prayers the students who are preparing
for their First Eucharist. This sacrament will be celebrated on
May 1st. At our Monday morning prayer on May 2nd, our
second graders will explain the Eucharist to us.
Ø
Hurry, hurry, and get your tickets for the Spring Gala. The
event at the Country Club is this coming Friday evening,
April 29. Great food. Great friends. Tremendous auction
items. Super purpose. Please consider supporting St. Philip’s
School.
Ø
The collaborative art project done by our students is on
display on the wall across from Door #3. This year’s painting
is of a wolf in winter. Gorgeous. This will be up for auction at
the Spring Gala. Thank you, Mrs. Oschwald and students.
Ø
Families applying for Tuition Assistance need to do so by
April 25. Turn in the application form with responses to the
questions as well as a copy of your 2015 taxes to be
considered.
Ø
Sr. Anna Rose from the Franciscan Sisters of the Eucharist in
Duluth/Cloquet will be visiting our school on Tuesday.
Ø
Members of Fridays with the Family will present a mission
day to the students of Cathedral School in Crookston on
Friday, April 29. What a tremendous opportunity for all to
share their faith.
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A huge “Thank You” to all who helped with our Catholic
Schools Raffle. We raised $14,820 for St. Philip’s School. Mrs.
Hinner’s second grade won the party for turning in the most
money; the Kyle Schulke family won the kindle for selling the
most tickets; and the Michael Weiher family won the ticketsellers drawing. Congrats!
Ø
Volunteer Opportunities: hot lunch servers; classroom
volunteers; chaperones; book fair volunteers.
Ø
To volunteer your services, please attain your Safe
Environment Certification by going to: www.crookston.org
and following the prompts for Safe Environment. Thanks for
your cooperation.
is kicking off their annual Baby
Bottle Campaign this weekend! Take
home an empty baby bottle, located
in the narthex. Thank you for your
continued support!
DEVELOPMENT~STEWARDSHIP
STEWARDSHIP IN LITURGY
Every week during Mass the Priest prays, “Let us give thanks to
the Lord, our God.” We respond, “It is right and just.” Let’s
think about what we are saying. We believe that God is the
Master who owns everything and generously allows us, the
stewards, to use certain things during our life’s journey. From a
practical standpoint, it’s easy to get “hung up” on the concept
of God as the owner of all things. It’s easier to view God as the
creator rather than the owner. Some might respond, “After all,
don’t we work hard to provide for our families?” Here we must
recognize that the very talents and abilities we use to make a
living - including life itself - are also God’s gifts! The next time
you are at Mass, thank God for the talents and abilities he has
given you. Ask him to show you how and where to use your
talents for His great glory.
Resources: Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Wisconsin and http://
catholicstewardship.com
STEWARDSHIP OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES
Fiscal Year July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016
Week #42
Contributions
(received the
weekend
of 4/17/2016)
STEWARDSHIP
~ A HABIT OF
THE HEART
$ 12,469.85
$ 5,378.00
$
763.83
$
47.66
$ 18,569.34
Fiscal Year to Date (Week #42)
Amount Contributed
Envelopes
$ 663,777.36
Loose Plate
$ 39,611.75
Children’s
$
2,149.92
Total
$ 670,352.21
YTD Budget
$ 692,261.00
(96.84% of budget)
THOUGHTS ON MERCY…
“What will the years ahead bring us? What will man’s future
on earth be like? We are not given to know. However, it is
certain that in addition to new progress there will
unfortunately be no lack of painful experiences. But the light
of Divine Mercy… will illumine the way for the men and
women of the third millennium.” ~ St. John Paul the Great
Envelopes
EFT Env.
Loose Plate
Children’s
Total
Last Week's Mass Attendance
April 16
April 17
April 17
April 17
5:30 PM
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
209______
166______
288______
395 ____
St. Philip’s School and the Spring Gala
Committee would like to send out a big
”Thank You” to all of the folks that have
already stepped up to support this great
cause. There have been a large number
of donations for our Live and Silent Auctions, & well over 200
people already have purchased tickets to the event! We have a
very generous anonymous donor that has contributed
$20,000.00 in matching funds for our auction. Ken K.
Thompson Jewelers has donated a $2,000.00 diamond for one
of our activities. So far we have 12 parties that have come
forward to sponsor tables at the event, two of which are
anonymous. In addition we would like to send out a huge
Thank You to the following table sponsors:
Hugh & Deb Welle
Reed’s Sporting Goods of Walker
Midnight Sun Pools n’ Spas
North Central Services
Bemidji Chrysler Center/Honda of Bemidji
Tom & Judy Osowski
LePier Shoreline & Outdoors
Dondelinger GM
Kraus Anderson Construction
Sanford Health
Lakes Concrete
To those who bring Eucharist to the
homebound, nursing homes, and hospitals.
YOU ARE INVITED!
Our own St. Philip’s piano player Deb McGregor has recorded a
CD titled Other Side of the Window, and will be performing on
Friday, May 6th at the Historic Chief Theater at 7:00 PM. The
music is primarily instrumental although a few of the songs do
have lyrics. Selections include: O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus, I
Heard the Voice of Jesus Say, and Joyful,
Joyful, We Adore Thee in addition to
songs Deb has written, including the
ones you may have heard her play here
as preludes, following Communion or
during our Sprinkling Rites. General
Tickets are $15 and this includes the
reception at Bemidji Launchpad that
follows the concert. The tickets can be
purchased at Shannon’s Art and Soul,
downtown or Big Apple Bagels in Bemidji. They are also
available on-line at www.debmcgregor.com. Tickets must be
purchased in advance and there is a limited number. They are
selling quickly. If you have any questions, please contact Deb at
218-556-3288.
ROSARY CONVOCATION
MARK YOUR CALENDAR! In preparation for next year's 100th
Anniversary of the Apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima, a Rosary
Convocation will be held on Friday, May 13, 2016, at Our Lady’s
Shrine, Old Crossing Treaty Park, in Huot, MN. The evening
begins at 5:00pm with the Rosary, followed by the Holy Mass, a
meal, and fellowship. You are encouraged to begin preparing
for this celebration by fulfilling the First Saturday Devotions. For
more information call Therese Warmus (701-739-9406).
I first want to thank you for all of your dedication to your very
important ministry of bringing Jesus to the sick. You play such
an important evangelistic role for the Church, and you should
be very proud of your work! Secondly, we have a few
reminders for you as you continue your important ministry.
1) Only use the chapel for your EMHC Care giving needs.
Please do not use the Sacristy. If you have any questions about
how to access the chapel, please contact Aana Freihammer or
one of the priests, and we will be happy to assist.
2) Please do not run any other errands when you are bringing
Jesus with you on visits. Once you are done visiting the sick,
and you still have consecrated hosts in the pyx, return Jesus to
the tabernacle using the key from the chapel.
In 1962, Saint Gianna Beretta Molla died after giving birth
to her fourth child. A physician herself, she understood the
risks of her pregnancy, but refused abortion.
Some questioned her decision, given that she already had
three children. However, nothing would have harmed those
children more than if she had aborted their sister, and nothing
blessed them more than the example of a mother who gave her
life for her child. PRAYER: Saint Gianna, pray for us, that we
may imitate your selfless love. Pro-Life Reflections for Every
Day by Fr. Frank Pavone
I shall accept whatever they will do to me provided they
save the child. ~St. Gianna Molla
Easter Flowers for 2016 are Given
In Memory or in Honor of the Following:
+Ted R. Anglesburg by Mary Anglesburg
+Jim & Julie Schmitz by Scott & Gretchen Buxton
+Mary Lou Johnson and +Ellouise Dahlgren
by Greg & Linda Carlson
+Verlin Wilson, +Tripp Loy, +Milton & Shirley Danley
by Martin & Kathleen Danley
Matt & Dianne Dockendorf
Deceased Parents and Relatives by Neil & Rose Galagher
Deceased Family Members by Val & Richard Hanson
David & Jennifer Hoefer
+Robert Hennebry by Neal & Maureen Holmstrom
+Wayne & Barb Nessman and +Norbert & Polly Huewe
by Julie Huewe
Terry & Trish Jones
Barry & Bobbi Karpinski
+Art Lidinsky by Ellen Lidinsky
Verna Mae & Roger Lehmann
+Jack & Marie Luoma by Bob Luoma
Dave & Julie Maus
+Harold Novodvorsky by Marion Novodvorsky
+Leo Olmschenk by Mary Ann Olmschenk
Ben & Jack by Bob & Mary Lou Peters
Ernie & Patt Rall
+Donald & Marie Blanche Snyder
by Tim & Sandy Reitmeier
+Eugene & Teresa Schmitt by Jim & Susan Schmitt
Children, Family, & God by John & Shannon Schmitt
+Mary Ann Schweder by Bill Schweder
+Coffey, Lizakowski, & St. Onge Families
by Doug & Terre St. Onge
+Merlyn Stai, +John & Pat Leisenheimer, +Martha,
Orv & Milt Stai by Judy Stai
Mark & Nancy Studer
+Don Toenyan by Terri Toenyan
+Hugh & Lil McCormick by Pat Henderson
+Paul & Pauline Freise and +Willis Beer
by John & Lisa Freise
+Harold Abraham and +Edie Abraham
by Tim & Mary Wang
+Erin Marie Wright by Randy & Sue Wright
+Kathryn Marie Yavarow and +Anna Rose Yavarow
by Mike & Carrie Yavarow
+The Arnold Kunze Family by Bob & Sharon Zarrett
+Joseph P. & Fern Neumann and +Joseph M. Neumann
by Eileen Olmscheid
Marsie & Dick Leier and Pat Baird by Lynn & Scott Baird
+Andrew & Loretta Klobe by Don & Joan Klobe
+Donald & Angeline Pierce by Barbara Hayes
Matt & Kim Nagle
+Jack & Dorothy Hunt, +Tony & Elizabeth Okerlund, and
+Deb Hunt Roberts by Gene & Nancy Okerlund
+Helen & Herbert Van Camp by John & Jeanette Halcrow
Jim & Celine Graham
+Dan Wiebolt by Del Wiebolt Family
+Grandma Ma by the Ballan Family
Tom & Judy Kriz
+Janet Pohl by Don Pohl
+Dorothy Grover by Nancy Swenson
Luke & Ashley Lundin
Deceased Relatives of the Melley & Gothman Families
by Leo & Eileen Gothman
Margaret Welle
Scott & Lois Anderson
Deceased Family Members by Joy Barclay
+Ernest Bauer and +Chris Rutledge by Char Bauer
+Benedict & Darlene Baumgartner and +Ardis Hill
by John & Wanda Baumgartner
+Mary Hoody, +Stephen Brink, & +Jane Senger
by Lyman & Pat Brink
+John Bujanovich by Tina Bujanovich
+Tom Gray and +Clarence & Elizabeth Christlieb
by Cheryl & Stephen Christlieb
+Edward Conway by Lorraine Conway
+Jeffrey Shouts by Eugene & Pauline Shouts
Easter Flowers for 2016 are Given
In Memory or in Honor of the Following:
Jerry & Suzanne Daniels
Gerald & Patricia Hackett
+Darlene & Ben Baumgartner by Rick Baumgartner
Doug & Rosemary DeBlieck
+Mary Donat, +Catherine Hadrava, and +Arlene Kudak
by Brent & Pat Hadrava
+Bill & Lucille Coauette, +Arnold & Dora Radi,
+Wayne Radi, +Jane Perkins, and +Mark Perkins
by Ken & Cheryl Coauette
Our Deceased Loved Ones by Howard & Marlys Harder
Jerome Dufault & Kitty Vanasse by Mary Dufault
Jim & Becky Haskell
+Ray & Gerry Rasmus by Monica Eklund
Deceased Family Members by Duane & Lois Jenkins
+Archie Tolman by Kim Ellingson
+Lucille Buretta Culshaw by Ilene M. Johanneson
+Bob Evans, +Bobbi Evans, +EL & Emma Evans,
+BJ & Catherine Selzler by Marian Evans
Margery Johnson, +Albert Johnson, and +Loretta Johnson
by Sheila Johnson
Jess & Marcy Frenzel
+Brian L. Kraft by Don & Bev Kraft
+Margaret Fulton by William Fulton
+Mary Gilespie and +Ted Angelsburg by Teresa Kunze
+James & Phyllis Gavin, and +Ellie Hammerstrom
by Pat & Jim Gavin
John & Judy Mackenroth
Doug & Louise Gish
+Art Miller, +Eddie Senger, +Joe Senger, +Daniel Senger,
and +Dorothy Boehm by Fran Miller
+Ernest Bauer and +Christopher Rutledge
by Jonathan & Brenda Goecke
+Tom Gray, and +Ella & Elmer Granlund
by Jvonne Gray
Family Members, Living & Deceased
by Del & Janice Hager
Chris & Debbie Millard
Deceased Family & Friends by Mark & Midge Mohler
+Gerald Morin and +Alice Gourneau
by Craig & Eleanor Morin
Pat Gregg
Our Parents by Bob & Pam Murray
+Erick Bohlman by Bob & Susie Griggs
+Dwight Myhrer by Barb Myhrer
+Robert Rossman and +Beryl Bergschneider
by Dick & Deb Rossman
+Charles W. Russell by Helen Russell
Paul & Barb Schmitz
DuWayne & Bernie Schwindt
+Milan Passeri and +Milo Passeri by Barbara Passeri
+Sue Ricard, +Nick Walrath, +Don Masten, and
+Dick Rude by Norm Ricard
Deceased Family Members by Mary Westrum
+Verna Beimert and +Doris Sweep by Rick & Jane Sweep
+George & Lenore Aschauer, and +Bill & Maxine Wilcox
by Dave & Jane Wilcox
+Donald Tobin and +Katie Tobin by Judy Tobin
+Dawn Kern by Jim & Coleen Wiltse
+Stephanie Vencel Leikvoll by Stephen & Betty Vencel
+Gary Winker and +Sara Winkler by Judy Winkler
Eric & Tracie Walter
+Elizabeth Kaminski, +Jerome Kaminski, +Richard
DeBenedet, and +Norma DeBenedet
by Talia & Darren Zeman
Our Children & Grandchildren
by Gerald & Mary Jo Wambach
+Tom Gray and +Nellie Johnson by Moe & Marleen Webb
+Tara & Wyatt Martine by Ronnie & Roberta Werstlein
+Doris Robinson, +Florence Robinson, and
+Joseph Robinson by Dick Robinson
+Marge Seitz, and +Les & Donna Burns
by Tom & Judy Osowski
+Fr. Bill Mehrkens by Tony Schussman
+Wilma Livingston and +Ina Nelson
by Isadore & Carol Bianco
MINISTRY SCHEDULE
Week of April 30 / May 1
5:30pm
7:30 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Sixth Sunday of Easter
Sixth Sunday of Easter
SACRISTAN
Janet Weaver
Jennifer Leisenheimer
Jim Gorham
Mary Herried
LECTOR
Joanna Ferraro
Joe Czapiewski
Elizabeth Upgren
Pam Murray
Cory Gish
Jerry Daniels
LIFE TEEN
LIFE TEEN
INTERCESSOR
Germaine Cheslock
Judy Stai
Deacon Kermit Erickson
Deacon Kermit Erickson
ALTAR SERVER
Ava Spaeth
Aidan Spaeth
Ian Spaeth
Erin Myhrer
Lee Walter
Jack McCrady
Aria Gish
Macey Gish
Sam Gish
Fisher Ganske
Paul Louvar
Lily Larson
CAPTAIN
Robb Naylor
Patti Van Camp
Deacon Kermit Erickson
Deacon Kermit Erickson
Mary Jo Christenson
Mary Westrum
Eileen Gothman
JoDee Treat
Deborah Millard
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
Walter Schuiling
Mary Zigan
Susan Dondelinger
Dan Shea
Tracie Walter
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
Shannon Schmitt
Thomas Kern
Mary Scofield
Brent Rud
Sue Hendricks
Louise Gish
Rachelle Hayes
Megan Luke
Jerry Daniels
Karen Williams
Deacon Kermit Erickson
Mary Herried
Joshua Cervenka
Jamie Hoffman
Nicole Kieson
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
HELP NEEDED
Glen Laginess
Dick Lehmann
DuWayne Schwindt
Dick Robinson
David Hoefer
Jennifer Hoefer
Gary Bruns
HELP NEEDED
Troy Hendricks
Mark Froelich
Zach Froelich
David Maus
LIFE TEEN
LIFE TEEN
LIFE TEEN
LIFE TEEN
Al Swedmark
Bob McCalip
Pat Gavin
Jim Gavin
Bob Griggs
Susie Griggs
Bob Aitken
June Aitken
Maureen Holmstrom
Neal Holmstrom
Rosemary Pulczinski
Jean Louvar
Madonna Welter
Patricia Hadrava
Todd Scofield
Mary Scofield
LIFE TEEN
LIFE TEEN
EMHC
USHER
HOSPITALITY
FELLOWSHIP
GREETER
Kathy LeMoine
Barbara Passeri