October 7, 2018
PASTOR:
Rev. Msgr. Joseph Diermeier
PHONE:
Rectory 715 443 2045
School 715 443 3430
Religious Ed. 715 443 2433
WEEKEND MASSES:
Saturday—4:00PM
Sunday—8:00AM
Sunday—10:30AM
Pax Christi Adoration Chapel Hours:
Sunday from 12:00PMuntil 11:00PM
Tuesday from 9:00AM until 11:00PM
Wednesday from 9:00AM until Thursday at
8:00PM
Friday from 9:00AM until 3:00PM
712 Market St. � Marathon, WI 54448 � www.stmarysmarathon.weconnect.com � 715-443-2045
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Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Nativity of the
Blessed Virgin Mary Parish
Serving the Faithful… Preserving the Faith
PASTOR:
Rev. Msgr. Joseph Diermeier
PHONE:
Rectory 715 443 2045
School 715 443 3430
Religious Ed. 715 443 2433
WEEKEND MASSES:
Saturday—4:00PM
Sunday—8:00AM
Sunday—10:30AM
Pax Christi Adoration Chapel Hours:
Sunday from 12:00PMuntil 11:00PM
Tuesday from 9:00AM until 11:00PM
Wednesday from 9:00AM until Thursday at
8:00PM
Friday from 9:00AM until 3:00PM
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Week at a Glance
Sun., Oct. 7 ............... Cantata Practice 7:00pm
Wed., Oct. 10 .......................... GSRE at 5:45pm
Fri., Oct. 12 ............... That Man is You 6:00am
Congratulations to Cody and Kristin Wolfert on the
baptism of their daughter, Elsie Rose. We would
also we like to congratulate Brett and Alernie Kunze
on the baptism of their son, Jericho James.
Parish Stewardship for September 30
Average amount needed in weekly
stewardship envelopes ................... $13,300.00
Adults .............................................. $ 11,245.00
Students ................................................. $ 38.00
Plate ...................................................... $ 927.16
Automatic Direct Donation average .. $ 1,190.00
Total for the week ........................... $ 13,400.16
Lectors for Mass If you are interested in reading at
any of the weekend liturgies, please contact Cheryl
Ruplinger at 715-443-2402.
WorshipHymn choir will practice on Sunday, October
7, at 6:30pm.
Cantata practice will be on Sunday, October 7, at
7:00pm.
Adult Choir will sing on October 14 at the 8:00am
Mass.
Leaf Raking Do you need help raking leaves? On
Wednesday, October 24th the religious
education and St. Mary's school
students in grades 6, 7 and 8 will
be assisting those in the community
who need help with this fall chore. Feel
free to contact Jim Schumacher
at 715-443-2480 if you would like
some assistance.
Ushers Needed for Sunday Masses If you are
interested in helping out at any of the weekend
liturgies, please contact Jen at the parish office
[email protected] or 715-443-
2045.
Fatima Rosary Join the 2018 Public Square Rosary
Crusade on Saturday, October 13, at 12:00pm at
508 6th Street, Marathon.
The Packer Tailgate committee
would like to thank everyone who
contributed to making our
fundraiser a success. We could
not do this without your continued support. Your
donations, ticket purchases, volunteering before/
during the event and attendance are much
appreciated. We hope everyone had a great
time! Go Pack Go!
Congratulations to our raffle ticket winners from
the 2018 Packer Tailgate Party. Thank you to
everyone who sold and bought tickets for our
fundraiser.
$50 Ticket Drawing
Kathy Schultz $1000
Mark Kage $500
Arlene Volhard $250
Mark Gore $100
Ann Napierala $100
Steve Krautkramer $100
Jaclyn Barnet $100
Sharon Miller $100
$25 Ticket Drawing
Kraig & Jamie Kolka $500
Cole Knauf $250
Pat Karlen $250
Maurice Normand $150
Lillian Burish $150
Dave & Alice Tylinski $100
Sandy Morris $100
Bob Stephens $100
Mary Mittenzwei $100
Ashley Koss $100
Connie Baeseman $50
John Westfall $50
Bruce Jakel $50
Joan Seubert $50
Mark Kage $50
Please remember our diocesan
seminarians in prayer.
In particular this week we pray for
Samuel McCarty.
October 14, Twenty-eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Lectors Altar Ministers Organist/Cantor
4:00 PM Dan Krautkramer Emma Handrick & Kyli Blume Lia/Sue
8:00 AM Pat Maquire Jeff Deininger & Peter Chesek Brian/Adult Choir
10:30 AM David Kindlarksi Nicholas & Maxwell Winter Dorothy
Ministers of Holy Communion
4:00 PM Mary Rosensprung, Aaron Martin, Kathleen Hack, Terry Hoffer, Gary Miller
8:00 AM Jennifer Switlick, Connie Baeseman, Tom Deininger, Jan Deininger, Chris Freund
10:30 AM Joe Winter, Michelle Winter, Theresa Berres, Julie Bourke, Dennis Draeger
Hospitality Ministers
4:00 PM Sylvester Krautkramer, Ken Ahrens, Mark Kage, Dave Nikolai
8:00 AM Andy Krautkramer, Austin Krautkramer, Lloyd Krautkramer, James Mathie
10:30 AM Jeff Koppa, John Krautkramer, Marie Krautkramer, Tristian Lang
Money Counters: Anita Krautkramer and Lloyd Krautkramer
GSRE — Class at 5:45pm
Wednesday, October 10.
1st reconciliation parent
meeting at 6:00pm for
parents of 2nd grade
students. Gr 5K at Copper
Leaf Assisted Living
Readings for the Week of October 7, 2018
Sunday: Gn 2:18-24/Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5, 6 [cf. 5]/Heb 2:9-11/
Mk 10:2-16 or 10:2-12
Monday: Gal 1:6-12/Ps 111:1b-2, 7-8, 9 and 10c [5]/Lk 10:25-37
Tuesday: Gal 1:13-24/Ps 139:1b-3, 13-14ab, 14c-15 [24b]/
Lk 10:38-42
Wednesday: Gal 2:1-2, 7-14/Ps 117:1bc, 2/Lk 11:1-4
Thursday: Gal 3:1-5/Lk 1:69-70, 71-72, 73-75 [69]/Lk 11:5-13
Friday: Gal 3:7-14/Ps 111:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6 [5]/Lk 11:15-26
Saturday: Gal 3:22-29/Ps 105:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [8a]/Lk 11:27-28
Next Sunday: Wis 7:7-11/Ps 90:12-13, 14-15, 16-17 [14]/Heb 4:12-13/
Mk 10:17-30 or 10:17-27
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Casa Hogar Juan Pablo II Central Wisconsin
Benefit Dinner
When: October 26 at 5:00pm. Where: 1301 Maria
Drive, Stevens Point. This event will include dinner,
refreshments, door prizes, a silent auction, and
other opportunities for you to help support the
Diocesan Mission in Peru. The cost of dinner is $30
per person. Reserve your spot by October 14 by
contacting: Pacelli Catholic High School. For more
information call Pacelli Catholic High School at
(715) 341-2442. Door prizes and silent auction
throughout the evening! Sponsored by the Wausau,
Marshfield, Stevens Points and Wisconsin Rapids
Deanery PCCW groups.
Magnificat Subscriptions We are preparing our
annual order for the Magnificat.
This subscription follows the
Liturgical Year calendar which
starts every year on the first
Sunday of Advent. (It does not
follow the calendar year.) This
year the cost will be $26.00.
Payment will be due when you
receive your first issue. Please
call or email the parish office if
you would like to renew or
subscribe for the next year:
715-443-2045.
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Revised October Schedule
Money Counters (immediately following the 8:00 Mass)
October 7 October 14 October 21 October 28
Andy Krautkramer Anita Krautkramer Lloyd Krautkramer Sly Krautkramer
Anita Krautkramer Lloyd Krautkramer Sly Krautkramer Mary Ann Lemmer
Coordinator
Genny Kramer Randy Riehle Dave Tylinski Ken Ahrens
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Our Mission and Identity
Our parish, Nativity of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, grows only in Christ and
through the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
Flowing from these gifts, we dedicate
ourselves to live and proclaim the
Gospel message of Christ’s love. To
live Christ’s love may at times be
difficult. Nevertheless, it is our goal.
We are called to reach out to our
parish family, to the needs of the local
community, the diocesan Church, the
universal Church, and to the global
community. We do this by being
attentive to the voice of God found in
the Sacred Scriptures, in the Sacred
Tradition of our Catholic faith, and
through an informed conscience which
we try to cultivate.
In light of our baptism, we try to be
Christ centered in every aspect of our
faith life.
Pax Christi Adoration Chapel
The Adoration Chapel can ONLY be described as a wonderful
gift. It is the gift of being close to the presence of the Lord
Jesus as we contemplate His love for us.
During the Holy Mass, the bread and wine are changed into
the Body and Blood of Christ. During times of Adoration when
the Blessed Sacrament is exposed, we see the consecrated
bread and the consecrated wine which have truly become the
Real Presence of Jesus Christ. In one sense, this is a miracle
in our midst – that Jesus would come to us in this way. But
often that is the way of the Lord – a silent and unobtrusive
way. He comes to us in silence, remains within us and invites
us to carry Him into the world around us. None of us can ever
fully understand how this occurs, but we do know why it
occurs. It happens because God loves us and loves this world
so deeply. He wants to remain with us and we with Him.
If you are willing to give the Lord even a bit of your time by
adoring Him in the Blessed Sacrament, you will find these
words to take on new meaning:
Come in faith, Remain in hope,
Go out in love.
The effects of adoration: Here is a comment from one of our
parishioners who has a weekly hour of adoration. “In the past,
I never had a personal relationship with Jesus. I knew of him, I
knew about him, but I didn’t know him. I didn’t really love
Jesus because you can’t love someone you don’t know. The
first time I went to adoration, I was bored out of my mind and
spent most of the time looking at my watch. During my second
visit, I didn’t pray at all. The third time, however, I was at a low
point. Adoration has improved every aspect of my life. I’m no
longer in a state of constant worry about situations I have no
control over. I don’t know what the future holds, but I find
great comfort in knowing the One who does. “
Parish and School Staff
Deacons Dcn. Bryan Hilts
Dcn. John Bourke
School Principal Joseph Koch Jr.
School Secretary Suzie Lang
Hot Lunch Manager Karen Fischer
Religious Ed. Jim Schumacher
Coordinators Donna Leydet
Rel. Ed. Administrative
Assistant Jennifer Switlick
RCIA Coordinator Toni Zemke
Parish Secretary
& Bulletin Editor Jennifer Switlick
Plant Manager David Salber
Director of
Music Ministries Brian Stieber
Please patronize these fine
businesses.
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•Regular visits are made to the hospital. Families may
notify the parish office when a parishioner is hospitalized.
•If you are interested in learning more about the Catholic
faith, please call the Religious Education Office.
•If you are interested in the religious life, the diaconate,
the priesthood or lay ministry, please contact the pastor
for further information.
•All adults (anyone beyond high school age) living within
the parish and regularly participating in the liturgy may
register as parishioners. To register, please contact the
pastor.
Devotions
Benediction First Friday of each month
Rosary Weekdays at 7:30AM
Perpetual Help Tuesdays after 8:00AM Mass
SACRAMENTS and SPIRITUAL LIFE
Weekend Mass
Saturday at 4:00PM
Sunday at 8:00 and 10:30AM
Weekdays
Either Holy Mass or a Communion Service is scheduled at
8:00AM except on days when a funeral Mass occurs.
No 8:00AM Mass on days when funeral Masses are
celebrated.
Baptism
Preparation classes will be held each month in the Abler
room. Pre registration is required by calling the parish
office.
Reconciliation
Saturday immediately after the 8:00AM Mass.
Communal services twice yearly. Anytime by request.
Marriage
Couples desiring marriage should contact the pastor at
least six months prior to the anticipated date of the
wedding.
Anointing of the Sick
Communal services are held periodically. Anytime by
request.
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MemoriesBallroom & Restaurant
Steve & Diane Leist
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Cell 715.571.9070
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117 Main St • Marathon
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General Contractor
Commercial - Industrial - Agricultural Concrete Specialists
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