Next Week’s
Mass Times
Monday - Friday: 8:00am
Saturdays: 5:00pm
Sundays: 8:00am,10:00am
Confessions
Saturdays: 3:30 pm
Mon-Fri - 7:30 am
Any time by appointment; call: 402-551-0269
St. Bernard Mission Statement We offer support and strength through a community of strong traditions and rich friendships for people of all ages. We
desire to build faith and knowledge in our Savior, Jesus Christ, to all who enter our doors. Come experience St. Bernard Catholic Community. Come be part of our mission to make Christ present in all we say and do.
Twel h Week in
Ordinary Time
2 0 1 8
JUNE
Pastor Reverend Daniel L. Wittrock
Deacon Community
Paul & Darlene Dreismeier
Tim & Laurie McNeil
Ed & Sheila Osterhaus
Chuck & Pat Sheik
Don † & Pat Kemp
Skip † & Barb Baughman
Parish Office 402-551-0269
Business Manager &
Director of Development
Rose Flores
[email protected] Parish Secretary
Michelle Cheloha
School Office 402-553-4993
School Principal
Lisa DuVall [email protected]
School Secretary Jen Supancheck
Child Care 402-556-4161
Director
Catalina Flores
Announcements and other information for the Weekly Clairvaux are due by noon on the Friday nine days prior to the publi-cation of the Weekly Clairvaux in which you desire to have your information pub-lished. Space is limited. Please email re-quests to [email protected].
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LAST WEEK’S GIVING
June 17th Second Collec!on (Tui!on Asst Fund) $428
June 17th First Collec!on $6,371
YTD Total First Collec!ons* $395,820
YTD Required First Collec!ons** $416,874
YTD Performance First Collec!on [Collected-Required] $(21,054)
*YTD Total First Collec!on Includes Faith Direct
**Weekly First Collec!on Required per Annual Budget
(St. Bernard Fiscal Year runs July 1-June 30)
Next Weeks 2nd Collec"on 7/01 Deficit Reduc"on
These men and women were arrested because of their faith in Jesus, and because
they were an easy group to blame for the Great Fire of Rome in AD 64. Tacitus, a
Roman historian, Wrote:
“Nero fastened the guilt and inflicted the most exquisite tortures on a class hated for
their abominations, called Christians by the populace… Accordingly, an arrest was
first made of all who pleaded guilty; then, upon their information, an immense multi-
tude was convicted, not so much of the crime of firing the city, as of hatred against
mankind. Mockery of every sort was added to their deaths. Covered with the skins
of beasts torn by dogs and perished, or were nailed to crosses, or were doomed to the
flames and burnt, to serve as a nightly illumination, when daylight had expired.”
“Nero offered his gardens for the spectacle, and was exhibiting a show in the circus,
while he mingled with the people in the dress of a charioteer or stood aloft on a car.
Hence, even for criminals who deserved extreme and exemplary punishment, there
arose a feeling of compassion; for it was not, as it seemed, for the public good, but to
glut one man’s cruelty, that they were being destroyed.”
According to a National Catholic Register article of Jan. 16, 2018, “There are more
than 215 million persecuted Christians worldwide, according to the 2018 ‘World
Watch List,’ Open Doors USA’s annual ranking of the 50 worst countries for vio-
lence and persecution against Christians.” This includes 3,066 Christians killed,
1,252 abducted; 1,020 raped or sexually harassed; and 793 churches attacked.
We need to be aware that martyrdom is not an ancient phenomenon. We need to
pray for our brothers and sisters, who are witnessing to our faith. Mary, Mother of
Martyrs, pray for us.
Yours Truly,
Mr. Tim Mueting
If you want to read more about the saints, go to Mr. Mue!ng’s Saint Weblog at:
mrmue!ngsaints.blogspot.com Yours Truly, Mr. Tim Mue!ng
June 30, 2018 The First Martyrs of the Holy Roman Church
LOTTERY CALENDAR WINNERS
06-26-18 25.00 269 Jean Pecha
06-29-18 25.00 406 Michelle Flores
07-01-18 25.00 Maurice J. Menke
**ATTN PARISHIONERS INVOLVED IN EPS BABY BOTTLE DRIVE**
Joan Niemeyer received a beautiful heartfelt note of Thanks from EPS:
“How can I express our thanks for all the time and effort put into the Baby Bottle Campaign at St. Bernard! I was in awe to find out that
$1,625.55 was collected from St. Bernard! All of your work paid off and the parishioners were so generous to the pro-life cause in helping EPS! This donation will go a long way in assisting women and ba-bies in need in our community and save precious lives. May God
reward you & bless you for your faithfulness.”
In Thanks, Carol Kramper & EPS Auxiliary
(bottles are still coming in, donation amount is still growing)
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SAVE THE DATE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018
ST. BERNARD ANNUAL BENEFIT DINNER AUCTION
CREIGHTON PREP SULLIVAN CENTER
WE WILL BE HAVING LIVE MUSIC
FEATURING THE BAND
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MARK YOUR CALENDARS !!!!
NEED SUMMER CARE FOR SCHOOL-AGE KIDS? St. Bernard’s Child Care offers a fabulous sum-mer care program for school-age kids (pre-K through 8th). The program begins Monday, May 28th and ends with a picnic on August 10th. A registration fee of $50 per child is due at the time of enrollment. School-age summer rates: Full Time $135 per week; Part Time $100 per week (3 day max). Families with multiple children receive a 10% discount—call for details (402) 556-4161 or email Cat Flores at [email protected]. Please share with families looking for summer care.
St. Bernard Catholic School is open for tours this summer. Our school motto is “To Make Christ Present in All We Say and
Do.” Tuition grants are available and we have spots in pre-
kindergarten through 8th grade. Call the school to schedule a tour. (402) 553-4993. Please share with families you know!
ASST SUPERINTENDENT
The Archdiocese of Omaha seeks a leader in Catholic education to join our dedicated, impassioned and visionary team. We serve, support and advance a diverse, progressive and expanding school system of 71 schools, rich in the tradition of deep Catholic identity and high expectations. The preferred candidate will con-tinue the work of the apostolate, widening the doors to our Church through robust, sustainable and vital, Christ-filled school com-munities. Learn more about our Archdiocese and schools at http://archomaha.org and http://lovemyschool.com. Applicants must apply through http://careers.archomaha.org.
TOTUS TUUS 2018. We are in need of 2 homes for team members to stay from Saturday, July 7th to
Saturday, July 14th. One home for 2 girls and one for 2 boys. The team needs a place to sleep, shower
and have a light breakfast. There are many other opportunities listed in the packet at the Church doors
or on the website: www.stbernardomaha.org. Please consider opening your home to our team members.
Registration is still open. Please contact Katie Galloway at 402-517-1040 or kgallo-
[email protected] to volunteer or register.
PIANO PLAYER & SINGERS NEEDED!! Piano player and additional singers for the first Sunday 10am Mass each month and the 5th Sunday 10am Mass when that occurs. Long-time piano player had to retire for health reasons. This person would also be needed for the 10am Mass on
Christmas & Easter. Give back to your St. Bernard Community by donating your talent to enhance the worship experience. Call Dennis Young at 402-571-1927.
St. Bernard School has the following Employment opportunities available for the
Upcoming school year: School Secretary & part-time PE Instructor
Email resumes to: [email protected] or call Rose at the
Rectory 402-551-0269
Dear Families, It may be summer time, but we still have lots going on at St. Bernard.
Keep your calendars open for upcoming events:
PARISH POTLUCK 4-7pm, JULY 17 & AUGUST 19
For more details contact Valerie Niemeyer @ [email protected]
FAMILY FUN BOWLING FUNDRAISER—JULY 27TH—WEST LANES
Proceeds will go to air conditioning the gym
BENSON DAYS—JULY 28TH
https://bensondays.com/#schedule section
BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT—AUGUST 16th
Volunteer sign up will be on ivolunteer at the end of June
Liturgical Roles
Saturday, June 30th & Sunday, July 1st Presider: Reverend Daniel L. Wittrock
Deacons: 5:00pm Deacon Tim McNeil 8:00am Deacon Ed Osterhaus
10:00am Deacon Paul Dreismeier
Altar Servers:
5:00pm Emma McLaughlin, Nolan Riggins, Mary Simon
8:00am Kyra Bekaert, Haley Brazier, John Galloway
10:00am Clementine Smidt, Scout Vacek, Lauren & Lexi VonDollen
Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: 5:00pm Christie Weiss & Anna Monaco
8:00am Sheila Osterhaus & Robert Sullivan
10:00am Darlene Dreismeier, Shelly Staley, Cindy Brison
Rosalee Eklund, Paul Kemp & Don Reding
Lectors: 5:00pm Laurie McNeil 8:00am Chris Kalkowski* Marsha Kalkowski**
10:00am Joe Mlnarik* Tim Mueting** ———————————————————–——
*First Reading and Psalm (if no music) **Announcements and Second Reading
IMMANUEL EMHC — June 28, 2018
Barb Baughman & Kathleen Shrauger
Baptism classes are held the first Monday of the month at 7:30 PM in the Clairvaux Center. Prior to attending the class, all parents must register. Please call the rectory at 402-551-0269 for more information.
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ARE YOU PROUD OF ST. BERNARD’S
PARISH COMMUNITY? ARE YOU PASSIONATE
ABOUT MAKING A DIFFERENCE? IF YOU
ANSWERED YES, PLEASE PRAYERFULLY
CONSIDER JOINING OUR PARISH COUNCIL.
OUR NEXT MEETING IS THURSDAY,
JUNE 28TH @ 7PM
COME CHECK IT OUT!
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WEEKLY CALENDAR
Sunday, June 24th: Solemnity of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist
8:00am Mass †Natalie McNeil Church 10:00am Mass St. Bernard Parish Family Church
Monday, June 25th: Monday of the 12th Week in Ordinary Time
8:00am Mass †Donald Osterhaus Church
Tuesday, June 26th: Tuesday of the 12th Week in Ordinary Time
8:00am Mass †Atsuko Rief Church 3:30pm St. Vincent DePaul Clairvaux 7:00pm Praise & Worship Holy Hour Church
Wednesday, June 27th: Wednesday of the 12th Week in Ordinary Time
8:00am Mass †Agnes M. Stillmock Church 6:30pm Intercessory Prayer Group Church
Thursday, June 28th: Thursday of the 12th Week in Ordinary Time
8:00am Mass †Don Czerwinski Church 7:00pm Parish Council Meeting Clairvaux
Friday, June 29th: Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul, Apostles
8:00am Mass Intentions of Paul Steinbock Church 9:00am Heavenly Helpers Crew#3 Church Ceil Zuerlein, Mary Mello, Rita Hatcher & Sharon Hrabovsky
Saturday, June 30th: Saturday of the 12th Week in Ordinary Time
6:30am Men’s Faith Group Clairvaux 5:00pm Mass †Natalie McNeil Church
Sunday, July 1st: Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:00am Mass †Deb & Therese Zuerlein Church 10:00am Mass St. Bernard Parish Family Church
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