Plombon Funeral Service Serving Stanley & Gilman Keith and Dan Plombon Directors Phone: (715) 644-5537 J & J’s Sports Bar & Grill 26566 Country Hwy X Cadott, WI 54727 715-289-4955 Staff Admin. Assistant: Julie Lingen 715-644-5435 x 100 [email protected]Business Manager: Lori Setzer 715-644-5435 x 104 [email protected]Coordinator of Religious Education: Lou Ann Willkom 715-289-3339 [email protected]715-313-4270 (cell) School Principal: Sara Giza 715-703-1034 [email protected]262-483-8216 (cell) Assistant Principal: Russ Jensen 715-703-1034 [email protected]920-475-4838 (cell) Twenty-Third Sunday In Ordinary Time September 05, 2021 Place an advertisement for your business! Call: 715-644-5435 Email: [email protected]Clergy Father William P. Felix 715-644-5435 x 101 (office) 715-828-6758 (cell) [email protected]Deacon Ned L. Willkom 715-289-3339 (home) 715-313-3810 (cell) [email protected]Mass Schedule Monday No parish Mass Tuesday 8:30am St. Joseph Wednesday 8:30am Holy Family Thursday 8:30am St. Rose of Lima Friday 8:30am St. Joseph Saturday 4:00pm Holy Family Sunday 8:30am St. Rose of Lima 10:30am St. Joseph Second Fridays 10:00am The Homeplace, Stanley Sacraments Reconciliation Saturday 3:30-4:00pm Holy Family Sunday 8:00-8:30am St. Rose of Lima Sunday 10:00-10:30am St. Joseph First Thursdays 9:00-10:00am St. Rose of Lima First Fridays 9:00-10:00am St. Joseph Or by appointment Baptism Preparation - contact our central office Marriage Preparation - contact our central office Anointing of the Sick - call Fr. Felix or central office Central Office 226 E. Third Avenue PO Box 125 Stanley, WI 54768 Phone: 715-644-5435 Fax: 715-709-0046 Email [email protected]Website www.allsaintscathcom.com Our Churches Holy Family 226 East Third Avenue PO Box 125 Stanley, WI 54768 St. Joseph 719 East Patten Street Boyd, WI 54726 St. Rose of Lima 415 North Maple Street Cadott, WI 54727 Our School St. Joseph Catholic School Boyd Campus 813 E. Patten St. PO Box 129 Boyd, WI 54726 Open daily11 am - 10 pm NOON BUFFET DAILY 715-644-3334 Ron Haas-Owner Steve & Carol Pilgrim, owners Serving Breakfast 8:30 Tuesday - Sunday Brian Eslinger brianesling- [email protected]715-313-0344 www.brianeslingerinsurance.com Boyd, WI 54726 Bus. Ph. (715) 667 - 3898 Gerry, Rose & Charlie Gully Adoration First Thursdays St. Rose of Lima following 8:30am Mass Benediction 10:00am First Fridays St. Joseph following 8:30am Mass Benediction 10:00am Kim Gundlach Owner/Goldsmith (715) 709-0644 125 E. 1st Ave. Stanley, WI 54768 Free Rosary Repair [email protected]MICHAEL TROYER REALTOR GRI, PSA, RENE, RSPS, SRES [email protected]BuyAndSellWithTroyer.com 715-456-4378 1021 Regis Court Eau Claire, WI 54701 BECAUSE YOU DESERVE RESULTS, NOT JUST PROMISES. SPCIALIZING IN LOCAL AND OUT OF STATE MOVES Jacob Anderson, Owner Family Owned U.S. DOT No. 2636517 Fully Insured (715) 313-0766 Full Service
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Plombon Funeral Service
Serving Stanley & Gilman
Keith and Dan Plombon
Directors
Phone: (715) 644-5537
J & J’s Sports Bar & Grill
26566 Country Hwy X
Cadott, WI 54727
715-289-4955
Staff Admin. Assistant: Julie Lingen 715-644-5435 x 100
Mass Schedule Monday No parish Mass Tuesday 8:30am St. Joseph Wednesday 8:30am Holy Family Thursday 8:30am St. Rose of Lima Friday 8:30am St. Joseph Saturday 4:00pm Holy Family Sunday 8:30am St. Rose of Lima 10:30am St. Joseph
Second Fridays 10:00am The Homeplace, Stanley
Sacraments Reconciliation
Saturday 3:30-4:00pm Holy Family
Sunday 8:00-8:30am St. Rose of Lima
Sunday 10:00-10:30am St. Joseph
First Thursdays 9:00-10:00am St. Rose of Lima
First Fridays 9:00-10:00am St. Joseph
Or by appointment
Baptism Preparation - contact our central office
Marriage Preparation - contact our central office
Anointing of the Sick - call Fr. Felix or central office
Brian Eslinger [email protected] 715-313-0344 www.brianeslingerinsurance.com
Boyd, WI 54726
Bus. Ph. (715) 667-3898
Gerry, Rose & Charlie Gully
Adoration First Thursdays St. Rose of Lima following 8:30am Mass Benediction 10:00am First Fridays St. Joseph following 8:30am Mass Benediction 10:00am
BuyAndSellWithTroyer.com 715-456-4378 1021 Regis Court
Eau Claire, WI 54701
BECAUSE YOU DESERVE RESULTS,
NOT JUST PROMISES.
SPCIALIZING IN LOCAL AND OUT OF STATE MOVES
Jacob Anderson, Owner Family Owned U.S. DOT No. 2636517 Fully Insured (715) 313-0766 Full Service
Scripture readings and song numbers for those listening on the radio at 96.5 FM.
SUNDAY - September 05, 2021 St. Joseph Church - Boyd
10:30am Mass
Is 35:4-7a Ps 146:7-10 Jas 2:1-5 Mk 7:31-37
Opening: Jesus Chr ist, by Faith Revealed #298 Offertory: Make Us True Servants #269 Communion: Amazing Grace #336 Closing: Holy God, We Praise Thy Name #350
Buy your trash bags from us! Trash bags of all sizes are available. Only $13 per roll, made from recycled material and very durable! Put your order in today! Bags are also available at the church office.
All Saints Catholic Parish September 05, 2021
All Saints Parish Income
August 28 - August 29, 2021
Envelopes $ 6,101.00 Offertory $ 550.90
Assumption $ 65.00 Energy $ 0.00
Would you prayerfully consider treating
All Saints Parish
as one of your children in your will/estate planning.
SCRIP Program Scrip are gift cards which our Catholic School purchases from retailers.
Example: Say the retailer agrees to let us keep 5%. You purchase a $100 gift card and we get to keep 5%, which would be $5 and the retailer receives $95.
DATES TO ORDER SCRIP
September 13th
September 27th
October 11th
October 25th
St. Joseph School’s Vision Statement
Our vision is to be a family centered, supportive educational
community, striving toward academic excellence.
We will inspire students to become independent thinkers
with a love of learning and a strong family-based foundation.
Our students will develop emotionally, spiritually and
academically to face the challenges of the future
and become responsible leaders of tomorrow.
Newman Connection Our Diocese participates in Newman Ministry's high school
outreach program, called Newman Connection, that
connects 2021 grads to college campus ministries across
the US, and we want all of our parishes and Catholic high
schools to participate. You will be receiving an email from
Newman Ministry in the near future to participate. Please
sign up to participate or you can use this link to sign-up
now: hso.newmanconnection.com. Participating in this
program is simple — you send your student's college
information to Newman Connection, who will pass that on
to the college campus ministers in the fall, plus you can
encourage your 2021 high school grads to download the
Newman Connect app where they can connect, instantly, to
their college campus ministry! The app is new this year, and
more than 100 college campuses are using it already, to
reach Catholic students.
— YELLOWSTONE ART TRAIL — FREE ART TOUR
Friday & Saturday, September 10th & 11th 9am – 5pm
34 Artists at 11 Locations – Cadott, Boyd & eastern Lake Wissota
Brochures & maps are available in area businesses or view on facebook.com/yellowstonearttrail and at www.yellowstonearttrail.blogspot.com
Happy Labor Day weekend! I hope you have a restful one. Next Sunday is my Mass
of Thanksgiving and parish picnic in commemoration of my 40th anniversary of
priesthood. Recently, I had several questions about whether or not the Mass of
Thanksgiving at 3:30pm at St. Joseph Church in Boyd "counted" as the Sunday
obligation. The answer is "YES." You don't need to attend another Mass if you come to the
Mass of Thanksgiving. I understand how busy many of you are and so we kept the
regular schedule of weekend Masses in case the anniversary Mass did not work for you.
Even if you are away for the weekend and get back Sunday afternoon and are able to
attend the picnic, please feel welcome to come to the picnic at Lotz Park in Boyd starting
at 5:00pm. I would only ask that you contact Julie Lingen either by phone (715-644-
5435) or email mail her ([email protected]) with the number attending.
Please do so by Monday so that we can have a proper count for food. Say a little extra
prayer for good weather. Should the weather be inclement, we will have the meal at our
hall in Stanley.
I want to congratulate and extend our gratitude to two of our parishioners, Carol
Meyer and Jean Felber. Carol and Jean recently completed the two-year diocesan Lay
Formation Institute and continued on this summer to complete the instruction and
requirements for the diocesan Leader of Prayer program. Last Saturday I was present for
their commissioning by Bishop Callahan. As Leaders of Prayer, Carol and Jean will be
able to assist leading public prayer and worship in our parish. It is my hope that we will
be able to expand our outreach to health care facilities in our area. They will be able to
help us offer more devotional services in our various locations. Both Carol and Jean are
nurses, and will be helpful extending our pastoral care to the sick. Thanks again for the
time and energy you gave in your formation to assist us more fully in All Saints Parish.
Finally, our troops from Afghanistan are home. While we say a prayer of
thanksgiving for their safety and an end to our 20 year occupation, we need to
continue to pray diligently that this did not unleash the powers of hell on the world.
What we fought was not just a military enemy, we have been fighting a spiritual enemy,
an enemy of incredible evil. The whole nature of the multitude of terrorist groups in the
world is founded on a diabolical view of religion and the human person. One of the
reasons they have been able to commit such atrocities is that they prey on our sincere
and naive belief that everyone believes in the dignity of human life and the human
person. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Demons believe that all we hold to be good is
evil, and what we believe to be truly evil is good. Those who aspire to this are not only
dangerous but deceptive. Lies are used to achieve a desired end. Do not be deceived, but
believe, Jesus teaches us. The devil is prowling like a roaring lion, resist him in your
faith. Continue to pray to St. Michael the Archangel and St. Joseph, terror of demons!
Blessings and best wishes,
Gospel of Life White Mass and Banquet
with Bishop Callahan
Join us Monday evening, October 18, at the
Cathedral of St. Joseph the Workman in La Crosse.
The Keynote presenter, John Travaline, MD,
an expert in Catholic medical ethics, will speak on
“Seeing Human Dignity
Through the Theology of the Body.”
Schedule:
6:00 pm - White Mass with Bishop Callahan,
honoring Catholic healthcare professionals
7:00 pm - Banquet
7:45 pm - Presentation
Cost: $20/person $10/students
All are welcome!
To learn more and to register, visit
diolc.org/gospeloflife
Your Help Needed:
Haiti Earthquake, Afghan Refugees, Hurricane Ida Please do what you can to alleviate the suffering caused by the earthquake in Haiti, the plight of the thousands of Afghan refugees coming to the U.S. (many to Ft. McCoy outside Tomah), and Hurricane Ida’s battering of Louisiana. To learn how you can help, visit
diolc.org/socialconcerns.
All Saints Catholic Parish September 05, 2021 All Saints Catholic Parish September 05, 2021
September
September 09 Ladies PCCW Circle Meetings: Holy Family Circle 6:30pm at All Saints Parish Hall
St. Joseph Circle 7:00pm at St. Joseph Church basement
No meeting for St. Rose of Lima Circle
September 12 Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of Fr. Felix’s Ordination to the Priesthood
Mass of Thanksgiving 3:30pm at St. Joseph Church
Picnic Style Supper at LOTZ’S PARK from 5:00pm to 8:00pm
September 22 Knights of Columbus meeting at All Saints Parish Hall on Wednesday at 7:00pm
Wedding Bann I
Anna Fredrickson and Steven Dekan
will enter into the
Sacrament of Holy Matrimony
September 25, 2021
at St. Joseph Church in Boyd
PARENTS
Registration sheets for CCD can be found on
a table in the entrance of each church.
Source — Stewardship Reflections by Catholic Stewardship
Consultants
September 05, 2021
Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time
Today's readings offer us a message of hope — God is with us and
wants to heal us. May this message come ablaze in our hearts so
that we might live with unwavering faith.
The Gospel presents us with the story of the profound physical
healing of a deaf man with a speech impediment. People brought
him to Jesus and begged for his healing. Jesus took the man off
by himself, touched his ears and his tongue, then proclaimed, "Be
opened!" Immediately he was healed.
This story in our Gospel overwhelms us with comfort and peace
because we have a compassionate God who sees our physical
needs. Yet if we reflect further on this reading, we see that God
uses this moment of physical healing as an opportunity to restore
something much deeper—our souls.
Often, we are blind and deaf to God in our lives. As a result, we
miss countless opportunities to see God working in our day-to-day
moments—through our loved ones, our community, or even a
stranger. We miss the quiet voice of Jesus in our hearts telling us
to choose Him instead of sin, respond in love instead of anger, or
care for someone else in a moment instead of ourselves.
These are how we need to be spiritually healed. And the
scriptures remind us that God is with us and wants to heal us.
This week let us seek God to heal our souls and transform our
hearts. Let us pray that our eyes and our ears might "be open" to
His workings, words, and promptings in our lives.
All Saints Crafters
Our crafting room is located in Holy Family School next to All Saints Parish Hall in Stanley.
The crafting room will be open on: Tuesdays 4:00pm - ?
Thursdays 10:00am - 4:00pm
If you are the first one to arrive please call or come to the parish office and we will unlock the doors.
Parish Office - 715-644-5435
Celebration of the 40th Anniversary of
Fr. Felix’s Ordination to the Priesthood
Sunday, September 12, 2021
Mass of Thanksgiving: 3:30 pm at St. Joseph Church - Boyd
Serving Picnic Style Supper at LOTZ’S PARK in Boyd
5:00pm - 8:00pm
Menu: Pulled Pork, Hot Dogs, Cheesy Potatoes, Mac N Cheese,
