St Ann N188 School Street, New Holstein 894-3147 The Catholic Communities of SS Peter & Paul 413 Fremont Street, Kiel 894-3553 Holy Rosary 1724 Madison Street, New Holstein 898-4884 www.threeparishesonefaith.org Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 10, 2021 Reconciliation Saturday Holy Rosary 3:00—3:30 pm SS. Peter & Paul 3:15 pm or by appointment Sunday St. Ann Third Sunday after Mass SS. Peter & Paul First Sunday after Mass Eucharist St. Ann Sunday: 7:45 am Thursday: 8:30 am Holy Rosary Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Sunday: 10:00 am Wednesday: 8:30 am SS. Peter & Paul Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Sunday: 9:30 am Tuesday: 8:30 am/Chapel 1814 Madison Street, New Holstein CHICKEN & HAM DINNER Including Dressing Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Caramelized Carrots Cole Slaw Cranberry Relish Dinner Roll Homemade Dessert Tickets: $12.50 October 17, 2021 10:00 AM—1:00 PM Co-sponsored by Catholic Financial Life Chapter #266 CURB SIDE PICK UP ONLY Directions: Enter west school parking lot off of corner of Illinois Avenue & Southbound Madison Street. Masks and gloves will be worn by all workers
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St Ann N188 School Street, New Holstein
894-3147
The Catholic Communities of SS Peter & Paul
413 Fremont Street, Kiel 894-3553
Holy Rosary 1724 Madison Street, New Holstein
898-4884
www.threeparishesonefaith.org Twenty-Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time October 10, 2021
Reconciliation Saturday Holy Rosary
3:00—3:30 pm SS. Peter & Paul
3:15 pm or by appointment Sunday St. Ann
Third Sunday after Mass SS. Peter & Paul
First Sunday after Mass
Eucharist St. Ann
Sunday: 7:45 am Thursday: 8:30 am Holy Rosary
Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Sunday: 10:00 am Wednesday: 8:30 am
SS. Peter & Paul Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm Sunday: 9:30 am Tuesday: 8:30 am/Chapel
1814 Madison Street, New Holstein
CHICKEN & HAM DINNER Including Dressing Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Caramelized Carrots Cole Slaw Cranberry Relish Dinner Roll Homemade Dessert
Tickets: $12.50
October 17, 2021 10:00 AM—1:00 PM
Co-sponsored by Catholic Financial Life Chapter #266
CURB SIDE PICK UP ONLY Directions:
Enter west school parking lot off of corner of Illinois Avenue
& Southbound Madison Street.
Masks and gloves will be worn by all workers
Occasionally I get an opportunity to travel, usually by plane which is exciting for some, but others not so much. For me, I travel to various Catholic Churches around the country on weekends, I normally leave early Saturday mornings and return late Sunday evenings. When I get on a plane my main focus is the scripture readings for the weekend which I preach on, and when I get on the plane to come home, I’m tired and keep to myself and just rest. So you could say my cardinal rule on flying, is to keep to myself, think, pray and rest.
Pretty selfish, isn’t it? It’s not some-thing I’m proud of, but I suspect many of us do this all the time. Here’s the rub: Didn’t Jesus say we should love our neighbor as ourself? (Matthew 2:34-36) I have to admit, this is my struggle each time I’m on a plane, and my prayer reflects it, but because I’m in a routine change is hard.
In our Gospel we see a rich man with many possessions, run up to Jesus, kneel down before him, and ask, “Good teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?”
What Must I Do To Inherit Eternal Life? Did you catch that? Isn’t that totally human? It’s not all about me; I’m not the center of the universe. What about the next person, but when we’re so busy taking care of our needs and desires; we often ignore those around us, like me on the airplane.
There was this one time (actually more than once) when I was on a return flight home, it was late, and the door was about to be closed, when a woman rushes on and sits in the seat next to me. She was hurried, exhausted, and crying. I violated my rule and I asked if she is okay.
Between the tears, and her telling her story the plane ride to the next airport was consumed with her painful and sad story. I listened and gave her my undivided attention. It was a long flight and near the end of our conversation, I asked if she trusted me with her mailing address. We exchanged addresses, and I mailed several Catholic items and materials to her. I don’t remember the entire conversation, but I do remember that she was relaxed and grateful. The following day I mailed her a package and didn’t think about her after that, except an occasional prayer for her. To this day, I still get Christmas cards with a note attached.
Here’s the point; that rich man in our Gospel did all the right things, even kept all the commandments, and he thought he deserves eternal life because of it. But he forgot one thing; we can’t earn our way into heaven. We have to ‘love or neighbor’ and allow that love to be lived out each day, and know that when we do this, we will have treasure waiting for us in heaven.
Deacon’s Perspective by Deacon Dennis Bennin
Joint Pastoral Council Meeting Members of our three linked parish pastoral councils are reminded of our upcoming joint meeting this coming Tuesday, October 12, beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the Mary Queen of Peace room at Holy Rosary. We will meet jointly before breaking up into our individual parish meetings.
Prayer Service to be Held on October 7 The Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary is celebrated on October 7. You are invited to a prayer service on that day at Holy Rosary Parish. The one hour prayer service will begin at 1 p.m. Deacon Pat will lead the service which will include two rosaries, a litany, Divine Mercy chaplet and other prayers. May our Blessed Mother continue to intercede with her beloved Son on our behalf.
Adoration/Exposition of the Eucharist
Looking for some quiet time in the midst of your busy life? Attempting to hear the voice of Christ whisper to your heart, but it’s hard to hear? Come spend some time before the Eucharist. Adoration this week will take place on Monday at Ss. Peter & Paul (4:00) and Wednes-day at Holy Rosary (4:30). There will NOT be Adoration on Friday at St. Ann (4:00).
Visits & Prayer
Do you know someone in need of a pastoral visit or prayer? Please reach out to any of our three parish offices to let us know as we may not be aware of the situation. We would love to visit with any parishioners in need. Thanks for your assistance with this important ministry!
Maintenance/Cleaning Person(s) Wanted Holy Rosary Church, New Holstein is looking for a Maintenance Person and a Cleaning Person for 15 hours each per week or one person for a combined 30 hours per week. -Maintenance duties to include snow removal, lawn careand upkeep of the facilities. A general knowledge in con-struction, electrical/electronics, mechanics and plumbingis desirable.-The cleaning duties include cleaning church, rectory andschool building used for Faith Formation classes,meetings, etc.-Applicants must have an eye for detail and be able to lift50 pounds.-To apply contact Joe Zenk at Holy Rosary Church, 1724Madison St. New Holstein, WI 920-898-4884
Anointing of the Sick
Our next Anointing of the Sick will take place following the 4 pm Mass at SS. Peter & Paul parish on Saturday, Oct. 16. This sacrament is for those who struggle with serious illness in their life or for those who are feeling the effects of age. If you wish to be anointed please stay in the worship space toward the front of church follow-ing Mass.
Disaster Relief Collection
Recently, Hurricane Ida made landfall in the United States Gulf Coast resulting in the tragic loss of life and widespread damage to people’s homes and businesses. For all who have been affected by this disaster, we pray for healing and a better tomorrow.
Envelopes can be found at each parish for this special collection. Please return donations by October 17.
Shepherd of the Hills Catholic School Steak Fry
Saturday, October 16 from 5:00-7:00 pm at W1562 Cty Rd B, Eden. 12 oz Ribeye grilled to order dinner for $25 or 6 oz boneless chicken breast dinner for $15.00. All proceeds benefit Dollars for Scholars at Shepherd of the Hills!
St. Ann
Donna Schmitz 894-7153
Valeria Kempf 894-2370
Holy Rosary
Barb Weber 898-5614
Judy Winkel 898-5385
SS. Peter & Paul
Fran Pitz 894-3017
Rita Nigrelli 286-0551
Christian
Prayer
Line
Pray the Rosary
with Catholic School students across the Diocese of Green Bay
and our Divine Savior Students
The rosary will be prayed in song led by Karen Hennings & Rita Nigrelli
Wednesday, October 13 at 9:00 am SS. Peter & Paul Church
SS. Peter & Paul, Kiel
Rest in Peace
Jim Keuler, son of Al and Jan Keuler, recently passed away in his hometown of Savannah, Georgia. The parish will be praying a Memorial Mass in his memory on Tuesday, October 12, beginning at 11:00 a.m. May he rest in peace. And may his soul, and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.
Sharing Their Story On October 20th our high school students and senior parishioners (those around the age of 80 and above) will be gathering to share their stories! The high schoolers be interviewing the older parishioners and then we will be compiling a book highlighting our seniors. Keep an eye out for the book to be showcased in mid to late November.
Memorial Scroll Traditionally in the Catholic faith, November is considered the month of Poor Souls. During this time, we pray especially for those in our families who have died. We pray that they may now enjoy eternal happiness with God in heaven. During the month of November we would like to remember in a special way those from our parish who have died since November 2020. If you lost a loved one this past year and would like their name included on the scroll, even if they were not a member of our parish, please provide the name to Kim in the parish office by noon on Monday, October 25. The memorial scroll will be up for the entire month of November.
Free
We have a used refrigerator that would be great for a basement or garage. Please contact Kim if you’re interested in it.
Collection for Hurricane Ida Relief Last week we had a second collection for Hurricane Ida Relief. Hurricane Ida struck the Louisiana area and then turned and flooded parts of the Northeast US. This collection will support the USCCB Bishop’s Emergency Disaster Fund. Envelopes are available at the side entrances and in the narthex. Please return envelopes by October 17.
SCRIP Planning on making a large purchase? Hunting equipment at Cabela’s? Snow blower from Menards? Flooring from Home Depot? Why not use $crip to pay the bill? Let us know in advance so we can be sure to have enough in stock for you.
Special Donations
Our new missalette book cart in the narthex and two hanging shelves at the side entrances of church were generously donated in memory of Reed Kleinhans.
The choir also has a new piano keyboard because of a very generous anonymous donation from a parish family.
Let’s sing our praises to our generous and loving Father. Thank you to both families for their incredible generosity!
SS. Peter & Paul Liturgical Roles
Saturday, Oct 16 4 PM
Sunday, Oct 17 9:30 AM
GREETERS Loren Wille Ken Gilsdorf
PROCLAIMER Volunteer Needed Jennifer DeTroye
EUCHARIST Sharon & Richard
Holzmann Connie Schad
SERVERS Mandy Brost Volunteer Needed
MINISTERS OF HOSPITALITY
Steve Werdeo Jean DeTroye Steve Meyer
Calendar of Events +Mass Intentions
October 11—17
Mon SVdP Mtg 11 am/PC
Exposition & Adoration 4—5 pm/Church
Tues Mass 8:30 am/Church +Paul & Rose Holsbach
Linked Parish Council Mtg 6:30 pm/HR
Wed Rosary w/Divine Savior 9 am/Church
Faith Formation Classes
Thurs Holy Dusters
K of C Mtg 7 pm/PC
Sat Reconciliation 3:15 pm
Mass 4 pm +Tom DeTroye
Anointing of the Sick 5:10 pm/Church
Sun Mass 9:30 am +Don & Lou Vorpahl
Your Stewardship Sharing ~ SS. Peter & Paul Ending October 3, 2021
Stewardship $ 3,606.00
EFT Stewardship $ 1,523.53
Loose $ 351.04
Disaster Relief-IDA $ 899.75
Seminarian Collection $ 3,415.00
Thank you for your contributions!
Stewardship Received in the first fiscal quarter
(July—Sept): $59,303
Stewardship Needed in the first fiscal quarter
to meet Budget: $78,750
Shortfall (July—Sept) $19,447
St. Ann, St. Anna
Annual Meeting
All are welcome and invited to St. Ann’s Annual meeting, which will take place in the church following Mass today. Annual reports will be available for all of those in attendance and we will hear from some of the leaders within our parish speaking about their ministries. Thanks to all of you who help make this parish so vibrant!!
Celebrate!
Congratulations to Missy Schmitz & James Huff, married this Saturday, October 9, here at St. Ann parish. Please keep them in your prayers. May their love for one another and their love for God continue to grow with each passing year.
Disaster Relief Collection
Recently, Hurricane Ida made landfall in the United States Gulf Coast resulting in the tragic loss of life and widespread damage to people’s homes and businesses. For all who have been affected by this disaster, we pray for healing and a better tomorrow.
Envelopes can be found on the parish center porch or church entrance. Please return donations by October 17.
Trustee Election
Donna Berchem has agreed to have her name sub-mitted for election of Trustee Secretary. Election will take place today.
We thank Joanne Stephany for her time and talents serving 2 terms as Trustee-Secretary for St. Ann.
Rosary
The month of October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary. Join us Sundays in October at 7:15 am to pray the Rosary before celebrating Mass.
Adoration/Exposition of the Eucharist
Looking for some quiet time in the midst of your busy life? Attempting to hear the voice of Christ whisper to your heart, but it’s hard to hear? Come spend some time before the Eucharist. Adoration this week will take place on Monday at Ss. Peter & Paul (4:00) and Wednesday at Holy Rosary (4:30). There will NOT be Adoration on Friday at St. Ann (4:00).
Fall Dinner
Mark your calendar for the Annual Fall Dinner on Sunday, November 14, beginning with a Polka Mass at 9:30 am. The dinner will follow, carry out only.
Raffle – If you have any cash or item donations for the fall raffle, please contact Terry Winkel at 920-334-0040. Thank you!
Cemetery Clean-Up Reminder
All spring/summer artificial floral & decorative items in disrepair need to be removed by Oct. 15. Items left behind will be disposed of. Your cooperation is appreciated!
Your Stewardship Sharing –October 3, 2021
Church Support Envelopes $ 309.50
Loose Offering $ 104.00
Disaster Relief $ 517.00
Seminarian Collection $1,950.00
Weekly Stewardship needed to meet budget: $981.00
Thank you for your contributions!
Calendar of Events + Mass Intention
Sunday – October 10
Rosary – 7:15 am
Mass – 7:45 am + Dolores Kauth
Annual Meeting following Mass in Church
Trustee Election
Tuesday – October 12
Parish Council Mtg. 6:30 pm at HR
Wednesday – October 13
Faith Formation Grades 1-8 6pm
Grades 9-11 at Holy Rosary 6pm
Thursday – October 14
Rosary – 8:05 am
Mass – 8:30 am + Vivian Roehrig
Friday – October 15
Exposition & Adoration in Church 4-5pm
Sunday – October 17
Rosary – 7:15 am
Mass – 7:45 am + Francis & Julia Thome
Reconciliation
Fall Festival at Holy Rosary – Carry Out 10am-1pm
St. Ann Liturgical Roles Sunday, October 17, 2021
Mass – 7:45 am
GREETERS Donna Schmitz
PROCLAIMER Lynette Mierzejewski
SERVERS Grace Binversie
USHERS Steven Winkel
George Engel
GIFT BEARERS Family of Francis & Julia Thome
October 7 Prayer Service The Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary is celebrated on October 7. You are invited to join your fellow parishioners in a prayer service this Thursday, October 7 at Holy Rosary Parish. The one hour prayer service will begin at 1 p.m. Deacon Pat will lead the service which will include two rosaries, a litany, Divine Mercy chaplet and other prayers. May our Blessed Mother continue to intercede with her beloved Son on our behalf.
Holy Rosary Fall Festival – Sunday, October 17
ALL DONATED FOOD ITEMS NEED TO BE BROUGHT TO THE SCHOOL KITCHEN NO LATER THAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13. Desserts need to be brought in by noon on Saturday, October 16. The school will be open from 8:00 am-4:00 pm, Wednesday until 8:00 pm. Cash donations to help defray costs can be either sent to Mary Jane Lorenz or the parish office.
Sign-up sheets are in church for donations of food items still needed and workers Thursday through Saturday. (Please note - due to social distancing and the space
available for workers, we need to limit the number of workers on Sunday. Sunday workers are being contacted directly to work.) Cake pans can be picked up in the main wing of church starting Monday, October 18. Reminder, on October 18, there will be no parking on Madison Street between Pleasant and Illinois Avenues. There will again be no inside seating for this year’s dinner. For those purchasing a dinner on October 17, four lucky winners will receive a note tucked into their dinner bag to receive one of the four dinner gift certificates donated by the Altona. If you are one of the lucky winners, details will be listed on the note on how to receive the gift certificates.
Extra dressing will be for sale where you purchase dinners on October 17. If you would like a meal delivered to you on Sunday, October 17, please call Janice at 898-5517. Cost is $12.50 payable when meal is delivered.
Fall Festival Raffle Additional Fall Festival Raffle Tickets are available in all wings of church for those who are willing to sell a few more. All tickets and money need to be returned by Friday, October 15. The drawing is October 18.
Holy Rosary, New Holstein
Calendar of Events + Mass Intentions Monday – October 11 Choir Practice 6:30 pm/Church Tuesday – October 12 Linked Pastoral Council Meeting 6:30 pm/MQP Rm Wednesday – October 13 8:30 am Mass Living & Deceased Members of the Marsicek & Kohlbeck Families Adoration 4:30-5:30 pm/Church Faith Formation Classes-Grades 1-12 Book Club 6:30 pm/MQP Rm Thursday – October 14 Fall Festival Preparations 1:00-4:00 pm Knights of Columbus Meeting 7:00 pm/Gym Friday – October 15 Fall Festival Preparations 8:00 am-4:00 pm Helping Hands Food Pantry 3:30-5:30 pm Saturday – October 16 4:00 pm Mass +Angie Mathes Men of Christ 7:00 am/MQP Rm Fall Festival Preparations 8:00 am-3:00 pm Anointing of the Sick-following SS Peter & Paul’s 4:00 pm Mass Sunday – October 17 10:00 am Mass +Allan & Willard Krebsbach FALL FESTIVAL-curb side only carryout dinner-serving from 10:30 am -1:00 pm Your Stewardship of Sharing
For Week Ending October 3, 2021:
Church Support Envelopes: $ 3,379.00
Loose Offertory: $ 182.46
Student Envelopes: $ 1.45
Building Grounds Envelopes: $ 187.00
Hurricane Ida Relief: $ 1,194.00
Adult Envelopes Needed Weekly to Meet Budget: $4,038.46
Received in October $3,379.00 Monthly Budget: $17,500.00
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS!
Holy Rosary Liturgical Ministers Saturday, October 16
4:00 pm Sunday, October 17
10:00 am SERVERS Josie Mertens Zarahya Villalobos
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USHERS -M -S
Bill Atkinson +Kevin Sippel
Volunteer Needed
Mike Kutz Volunteer Needed
+John Klinzing
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GREETERS -M -S
Bill Atkinson Kevin Sippel
Volunteer Needed
Mike Kutz Ava Scholz
John Klinzing
BODY Patty Jaeckels Marlyn Knier PROCLAIMER Kathy Burnett Patty Jaeckels
CANTOR Leo Ott Choir ORGANIST Ann Arbuckle Toni Habermann
Baptism Congratulations on the birth of your child! Contact the office at least one month before desired date of Baptism to arrange for preparation. Marriage Congratulations on your engagement! Contact the office at least six months before your intended date to meet with Joe and to make arrangements for the marriage preparation process. Bequests Please remember our parish when making out your will. Thank you. Leadership
Pastoral Leader Pastoral Associate Deacon Deacon Priest Moderator
Joseph Zenk Dennis Bennin Randy Jaeckels Bernard “Pat” Knier Fr. Luke Ferris St. Ann 894-3147 [email protected] threeparishesonefaith.org
School Administrator Administrative Assistant 423 Fremont St, Kiel
Parish Office Closed The parish office will be closed Monday-Thursday this week. Deacon Dennis and Joe will have their usual office hours.
Stewardship of Service If you haven’t turned in your Stewardship of Service Commitment Form yet, they can be returned anytime via the collection basket, the metal boxes in each wing of church or mailed/dropped off at the parish office. What service can you give back to our Lord through our parish?
Spartan Hall Open House And Dedication Please join us on Saturday, October 23 from 5:00-8:00 pm for an Open House and Dedication of the remod-eled Spartan Hall (the Holy Rosary School gym). Live music will be provided by the 2/5's Party Band. There will be FREE Food & Beverages.
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~ Jesus to Saint Faustina Help Us, Help Others; Donate. Shop. Volunteer!
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