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1760 14TH STREET · MONROE, WISCONSIN 53566

St. Clare

of Assisi Parish

st. victor church, Monroe

St. rose of Lima ChurcH, Brodhead

April 14, 2019 Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord

MISSION STATEMENT

Formed by God’s word and nourished by Eucharist,

we commit ourselves to the work of Christ in our world

through our time, talent and treasures.

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION

First Fridays from 8:30 am - Noon

Fourth Thursdays from 4-6 pm (March-Nov.)

ROSARY

Weekdays, 30 min. before Mass

First Saturdays, 3:45 pm at St. Victor Church

RECONCILIATION

Wednesday, April 17 from 5:00-6:00 pm

MASS SCHEDULE

WEEKEND

Saturday - 4:30 pm

Cuartos Sábados a las 7 pm, Misa en Español

Sunday - 8:00 am & 10:00 am

WEEKDAY

Monday - No Mass

Tuesday - 8:00 am at St. Victor Church or

11:30 am at Monroe Clinic chapel

*Pg. 3 Mass Intentions has this week’s time

Wednesday - 8:00 am at St. Rose, Brodhead

Fourth Wed., 10:30 am at Pleasant View

Thursday - 8:30 am at St. Victor Church

Friday - 8:00 am at St. Victor Church

PASTOR

Msgr. Larry Bakke

(608) 325-9506

BULLETIN

Items must be submitted to the parish office

or to secretary@stclaregreencounty.org by

Tuesday at noon (or earlier if a holiday

week). You may view the bulletin online at

www.stclaregreencounty.org.

2 ST. CLARE OF ASSISI PARISH · MONROE, WISCONSIN

4TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME -

APRIL 14, 2019

PROCESSIONAL GOSPEL:

They proclaimed: “Blessed is the king

who comes in the name of the

Lord.” (Lk 19:38a)

FIRST READING:

The Lord GOD is my help, therefore I

am not disgraced. (Is 50:7a)

PSALM:

My God, my God, why have you

abandoned me?. (Ps 22)

SECOND READING:

He humbled himself, becoming

obedient to the point of death, even

death on a cross. (Phil 2:8)

GOSPEL:

Jesus cried out in a loud voice,

“Father, into your hands I commend

my spirit”; and when he had said this

he breathed his last. (Lk 23:46)

OBSERVANCES FOR THE WEEK OF

Thursday: Holy Thursday

Friday: Good Friday; Day of fasting

and abstinence

Saturday: Holy Saturday

Next Sunday: Easter Sunday

HOLY WEEK MASSES

Holy Thursday - April 18

8:30 am - No Mass

6:30 pm Mass of the Last Supper

at St. Victor

7:30-11:30 pm Vigil at St. Victor

Good Friday - April 19

8:00 am - No Mass

12:00 pm Good Friday Service

EASTER WEEKEND

Saturday, April 20

4:30 pm - No Mass

8:00pm Easter Vigil Mass, St. Victor

Sunday, April 21

6:30 am at St. Victor

8:00 am at St. Victor

10:00 am at St. Victor

SISTER WATER PROJECT

We are getting close to our goal of building at least one

well for the Sister Water Project! We are again supporting the

Sister Water Project this Lenten season, and we hope you’ll join

us! Our goal of $5,500 will build one well for a village in

Tanzania and provide them clean water, to which they’ve never

accessed.

Since 2015, St. Clare has sponsored 10 wells (2-3 per

year). The first SWP well was placed in 2008, and 100% of

their 200+ wells are still in operation.

DONATIONS SO FAR = $3,795

Lent 2019

BIBLE DONATIONS

We have a parish

tradition of gifting

bibles to students

preparing for First

Communion and adults

entering the church. If you would like to

donate to this tradition of putting the

scriptures into the hands of our (31)

youth and (5) RCIA adults, please label

your donation ‘Bibles’ and add it to the

offertory, or bring it to the parish

center trailer. The current cost of each

hardcover bible is $20 with shipping.

QUILTING

We will be quilting on

Monday, April 15 at 8:30

am in Nilles Hall. This will

be the last session during Lent. Come

join in the good work for people in

disaster areas. After Lent, we will be

quilting the second Monday of each

month through November.

CARE FOR OUR COMMON HOME

Thank you to all the presenters and to those who were able to

attend any of our Lent 4.2 programs. If you are

interested in the information contained in the Lent 4.2

program, please take one of the packets at the entrance

of church. We hope that you will help us care for God’s

creation by taking steps toward using only our fair share

of its resources.

How to support our presenters:

1. Christensensfarm.com is where to purchase locally grown organic

fruits and vegetables.

2. Greenfirefarmllc.com is where to purchase locally raised beef,

pork, eggs, and poultry.

3. Give to the Sister Water Project to provide clean water to the

villagers in Tanzania. Donations may be placed in the well in the

front of church or in the Sunday collection basket. Please make

checks payable to St. Clare of Assisi with the memo line noted

“Sister Water Project.”

LIFE LINE SCREENING

Will be at Monroe Turner Hall on

Thursday, April 25. Register by

calling toll free 1-866-229-4069, or

w ww . l i f e l i n e s c r e e n i n g . c o m /

communitycircle.

5 screenings for $139 include:

Carotid Artery/Plaque

Heart Rhythm (Atrial Fibrillation)

Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm

Pe r i p he ra l A r t e r i a l D i s ea se

Osteoporosis Risk Assessment

MOBILE FOOD PANTRY

If you are in need of extra food this

month, you are reminded of the food

distribution of the Mobile Food Pantry,

which takes place the 3rd Thursday of

each month from 3-4pm at the St. Vincent

de Paul store. This month, it is on Thursday, April 18.

Don’t forget to bring boxes/bags in which to put your

food items. If you don’t have a time voucher, please

arrive at 3:45.

Volunteers are asked to arrive at the far northeast

door of St. Vincent de Paul at 2:15. We are usually

done by 4:15. New volunteers are welcome.

15 Mon. 8:00 am No Mass

16 Tue. 8:00 am †Nate & Marge Marti

17 Wed. 8:00 am †Margaret Kadow @ St. Rose

18 Thu. 8:30 am No Mass

6:30 pm St. Clare parishioners

19 Fri. 8:00 am No Mass

12:00 pm Good Friday Service

6:30 pm Stations of the Cross

20 Sat. 4:30 pm No Mass

8:00 pm St. Clare parishioners

21 Sun. 6:30 am St. Clare parishioners

8:00 am St. Clare parishioners

3 APRIL 14, 2019 · PALM SUNDAY

HOLY WEEK and EASTER SUNDAY:

Please continue to sign up for Holy Week and Easter

Sunday ministries on Ministry Pro or on the clipboard in

the back of church this weekend. At the time this bulletin

was sent, there were many volunteers still needed for

all Masses.

*See Feature on page 2 for Holy Week Liturgy Schedule*

Monday, April 15

6:30 am Men’s book study, Nilles Hall

8:30 am Quilting-Nilles Hall

Tuesday, April 16

6:00 pm Knights of Columbus, Nilles Hall

7:30 pm Chrism Mass @ St. Maria Goretti, Madison

Wednesday, April 17

2:00 & 5:45pm Living Stations, School Gym

5:00-6:00 pm Confession

5:30 pm Faith Formation (gr.1-5), St. Victor School

7:00pm Faith Formation (gr. 6-8), St.Victor School

7:00pm Faith Formation (gr.9), Nilles Hall

Thursday, April 18

No Lectio Divina

2:00 pm Seder Meal, School Gym

3:00 pm Mobile Food Pantry

No RCIA

Friday, April 19

No School

5:00-7-00 pm Fish Fry

Saturday, April 20

8:30-10:00 am Church Decorating

Monday: Is 42:1-7/Ps 27:1, 2, 3, 13-14 [1a]/Jn 12:1-11

Tuesday: Is 49:1-6/Ps 71:1-2, 3-4a, 5ab-6ab, 15&17 [cf. 15ab]/

Jn 13:21-33, 36-38

Wednesday:

Thursday: Chrism Mass: Is 61:1-3a, 6a, 8b-9/Ps 89:21-22, 25 &

27 [2]/Rv 1:5-8/Lk 4:16-21. Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper:

Ex 12:1-8, 11-14/Ps 116:12-13, 15-16bc, 17-18 [cf. 1 Cor

10:16]/1 Cor 11:23-26/Jn 13:1-15

Friday: Is 52:13--53:12/Ps 31:2, 6, 12-13, 15-16, 17, 25 [Lk

23:46]/Heb 4:14-16; 5:7-9/Jn 18:1--19:42

Saturday:

Next Sunday: Acts10:34a, 37-43/Ps 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23 [24]/

Col 3:1-4 or 1Cor 5:6b-8/Jn20:1-9 or Lk24:1-12 or Lk24:13-35

These people are in

special need of your

prayers this week:

Mary Finley, Mary Harms, Don Stampes, Mary Bauman,

all the sick of the parish, all military personnel, those

incarcerated and their families, people with addictions

and their families, and the poor souls in purgatory.

This week, we thank...

The Holy Ground Building Committee

which includes Mary Buening, Steve

Borowski, Ron Buholzer, Jim Cessna, Mark,

Coplien, Linda Faessler, Deb Krebs, Jane

Monahan, Jacki Netzel, Mark O’Leary,

Reid Stangel.

One of their generous tasks:

The Building Committee has drawn on their diverse

professional expertise and shared history of active life in the

parish to faithfully discern and advise Msgr. Larry on

decisions related to our Holy Ground Project.

If you want to help...

You can contact business manager, Marci Boss at

business@stclaregreencounty.org or 325-9506

May the Lord reward

you for your kindness.

4 ST. CLARE OF ASSISI PARISH · MONROE, WISCONSIN

Last week Last year Difference

Offertory Income $12,206 $16,653 * -$4,447

Fiscal Year to Date $554,730 $553,472 $1,258

(Fiscal Year is July 1-June 30) *Easter Sunday 2018

SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION & PASTORAL MINISTRIES

Ann O’Leary 325-9506 annoleary@stclaregreencounty.org

MOMENTS OF GRACE: SACRAMENTAL REFLECTIONS & INVITATIONS

Our Palm Sunday liturgy gives us a preview, a synopsis-in-

one-hour, of the poignant beauty of Holy Week. In one Mass,

we move with the fickle crowd from “Hosanna!” to “Crucify

Him!” We see the King of the Universe crucified beside a

grateful thief. This Palm Sunday and Holy Week, I plan to

walk with Mary, our best teacher for loving Jesus. I will stand

with her among the fickle crowd, as they praise and then

condemn her Son. I hope to kneel with Mary, in total Fiat trust

at the foot of the cross, as Jesus blood spatters near us and he breathes His last.

With Mary, I will wait in quiet hope for the great news that Jesus has overcome sin

and death. Please make a plan to join our community this week for the diocesan

Chrism Mass, Living Stations and Seder Meal at school, and our Triduum Liturgies so

that like Mary, we can walk faithfully with Jesus through His suffering

for us into the surprise of hope and joy as He redeems us!

RESOURCE OF THE WEEK:

The book “Seven Words of Jesus and Mary: Lessons on Cana and

Calvary” by Fulton J. Sheen analyzes the connection between the

seven recorded words that Mary spoke in the Gospels and seven last

words of her Son as He hung on the cross.

Lifelong Faith Formation

PRAYER TREE

When something serious happens in your family or among your

acquaintances, receive the benefit of prayerful help from the St.

Clare Prayer Tree. Call with your intentions for prayer to Jacki

Netzel (329-3939), or write them in the prayer intention binder in

the entry of the church.

To become a member of this ministry, call Jacki.

SACRAMENTAL LIFE

BAPTISM

Baptismal preparation classes for new

or expectant parents are offered

regularly. Please contact the parish

center for information.

MARRIAGE

Please call the parish center to

arrange for marriage preparation at

least six months in advance of your

anticipated wedding date.

PARISH REGISTRATION

All Catholics are invited to register as

members of our parish community. Call

or come to the parish center to

register.

MINISTRY OF THE SICK

on Sunday mornings or First Fridays.

Call the parish center to request

Communion in the home, hospital

visitation, or anointing of the sick.

CATHOLIC EDUCATION

• Our parish school, St. Victor School,

serves 4K to grade 5 children.

• Youth Ministry allows high schoolers

to share and celebrate their faith.

The Young Adults group gives those

in their 20s and 30s opportunities to

engage with others who share their

INFORMACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL

Para información en Español,

por favor llamar al 325-9506, ext. 9.

PARISH STAFF

Monsignor Larry Bakke, Pastor

Tara Stietz, Administrative Assistant & Cemetery Sexton

Marci Boss, Business Manager

Betsy Brennan, Faith Formation & Youth Ministry

Ann O’Leary, Sacramental Preparation & Pastoral Ministries

Vicki Keilhauer, Faith Community Nurse

MAINTENANCE

Jim Riddle, Supervisor

Jan Miller, Custodian

SCHOOL STAFF

Joe Peters, Principal

Jenni Coplien, Secretary

APOSTOLATE TO THE HANDICAPPED

Hoegemeier

CATHOLIC HERALD

If you receive the Catholic Herald diocesan newspaper, please submit your $23

subscription fee to the parish during the month of April. This covers the annual fee

needed to provide this valuable resource to your household.

5 APRIL 14, 2019 · PALM SUNDAY

School

ST. VICTOR SCHOOL

Joe Peters, Principal 325-3395

joepeters@stvictormonroe.org

Dotty the Clown will be joining our 4K classes on Monday, April 15. She will be

teaching our students about the importance of dental health.

The Living Stations of the Cross will take place on Wednesday, April 17 at 2:00

and 5:45 pm. This is a wonderful prayerful experience of the events of Good

Friday. Please join us.

Our fifth graders will present our annual Seder Meal. This event combines

elements of the tradition Seder meal, as well as Christian music and prayers. This

event takes place in our school gym at 2:00 pm on Thursday, April 18.

St. Victor School will be closed Monday, April 22 through Wednesday, April 24.

The entire school staff will be attending the National Catholic Education

Association’s annual convention in Chicago. This is a wonderful opportunity to

grow professionally as well as a community. We will be joining nearly 10,000

Catholic School educators across the United States. We look forward to this

wonderful opportunity.

Thank you so much for your continued support of St. Victor School, its mission,

students, families and staff. We feel blessed to be able to teach and preach the

Gospel on a day to basis.

Mission:

Nurturing a faith-filled

Catholic environment for

spiritual and educational

growth

THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS

We want to recognize all parish

members who have a birthday this

week (this Sunday to next Saturday)!

* 80+ years young

** 90+ years young

(Children’s ages are in parentheses.)

Adam Monson

Alexander Rowe (10)

Amy Lewis

Bert Leach

Brady Schuh (15)

Chris Medenwaldt

Cole Murray

Dan Skatrud

Danielle Hubert

David McGuire

Elizabeth McGuire

Emilio Lobato (13)

Emaa Noriega *

Grace Lewis (11)

Graysan Bartholf (10)

Hamilton Stites (11)

Harry Miller

Jacob Setterstrom (18)

Jane Monahan

Janelle Gobeli

Jerome Daniels

Jim Winn

Keegan Dahmen (13)

Kieran Bazley

Libbie Myers (11)

Lisa Wels

Lisa Tindell

Lisa Baumann

Mark Noworatzky

Mary Ziegler

Mary Niffenegger

Mary Kubly

Michael Martinez

Michele Wilson

Miguel Aragon (16)

Patrick Deegan

Thomas Daly

Tim Frankowski

Tom Dahmen

Trevor Mueller

Zack Steele (14)

RETREAT OPPORTUNITY

Come to the Light Of The World retreat at St. Mary, Freeport, IL, and you

will have the opportunity to be supported with Catholic teachings and

values. Experience the renewal of the Holy Spirit!!! All are welcome!!

Friday, May 3 from 6:00 - 9:00 pm

Saturday, May 4 from 8:30am - 7:00 pm

Sunday, May 5 from 8:30 am - 6:30 pm

Monday, May 6 from 8:30 - 9:00 pm

Registration opens April 7. To register or with questions, please contact the St.

Mary parish office 815-232-8271, or Angela Chamberlin, 815-990-1637.

EASTER FLOWERS

Please consider a gift of Easter flowers, so our church looks

extra beautiful for the entire Easter season. To donate, place

cash or a check (payable to St. Clare Parish) along with this

form in the regular collection basket or get it to the parish

center. Any amount, large or small, is greatly appreciated.

Please print clearly and neatly.

In honor/memory of:

_____________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________

Amount enclosed: $__________ Donated By:________________________

Phone number: _________________________________________________

Deadline for donations is Monday, April 16 at noon.

6 ST. CLARE OF ASSISI PARISH · MONROE, WISCONSIN

HOLY WEEK 2019

The Sacred Triduum

The paschal Triduum consists of three full liturgical days counted from the evening of Holy Thursday through Easter Sunday.

These three days form a unified liturgical celebration, so that the Triduum may be thought of as one event extended over

some seventy-two hours.

The three days are, together, the principal celebration of the paschal mystery. It is not a historical drama, not a reenactment

of the last days of Christ. It is a whole paschal mystery looked at from various sides.

(1) THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 6:30 p.m.

The first day is Holy Thursday, the celebration of the Lord’s Last Supper. It recalls the institution of the Sacra-

ment of the Holy Eucharist and the institution of the Ordained Priesthood. Tonight we wash feet as a sign of the

service all are called to in Baptism. Following tonight’s Mass, people are invited to spend time in prayer in a

chapel set up in Nilles Hall where the Blessed Sacrament will be reserved through the night hours.

(2) FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 12:00 (noon)

The second day is Good Friday through Holy Saturday evening, commemorating the Lord’s crucifix-

ion, burial and the keeping of the great Sabbath.

The suffering and death of Jesus have been a focus of intense prayer for Christians since the earliest

centuries. Mass is not celebrated on this day. We gather in solemn prayer, listen to the Sacred

Scriptures, offer prayers for the whole Church, venerate the cross, and share in Holy Communion.

(3) SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 8:00 p.m. (no regular 4:30 p.m. Mass today)

The third day is Holy Saturday night through Easter Sunday evening, the day of the Lord’s resurrection.

Employing the fullness of liturgy on this night, we celebrate the primary feast of the entire liturgical year.

It is a powerful experience of the signs, symbols, gestures, and words that form and shape us as God’s

people.

(4) EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 21

The most important solemnity of the Church year. It celebrates Christ’s Resurrection from the

dead, which is the central truth of the Church’s faith. It is the most joyous time of the year, as

we adorn the church with flowers, the singing of Alleluias and the Gloria, because Christ has

conquered death and sin – they no longer have power over us. The word Easter, derived

from Old English, means “to shine,” suggesting a new day. Every Sunday throughout the

year is a mini-Easter, when God’s people faithfully celebrate this central truth for our lives now, and for eternity.

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