The Sermon of the Beatitudes, James Tissot, 1886 to 1896, Opaque watercolor over graphite on gray wove paper, Brooklyn Museum.

St. Patrick Catholic Church Cedar Falls, Iowa

September 11-12, 2021, 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

www.SaintPatrickcf.org Parish Office Phone : 319-266-3523

Mass Schedule & Intentions

For the Week of September 12

Reconciliation is in the Chapel on Saturdays at 3:45 PM until

all are heard.

Mon,

Tue,

Wed,

Thur,

Fri,

Sat,

Sun,

Sept 13

Sept 14

Sept 15

Sept 16

Sept 17

Sept 18

Sept 19

No Mass

11:30 AM Mass

11:30 AM Mass

11:30 AM Mass

11:30 AM Mass

5:00 PM Mass

7:30 AM Mass

9:30 AM Mass

11:30 AM Mass

Butch Heisterkamp†

Eugene Walton II†

Lester & Rosella

Daniels†

Jim Gogola†

Micky Frost†

Ken Hutchinson Family

For the People

Keith Bakula†

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—Fr. Ivan continued to rest up. I look forward to being the Pastor of St. Pat-

rick Church in Cedar Falls. The most important thing that

we can do as Christians is to pray each day. Keep me in

your prayers. I promise that I will keep you in my

prayers! If we are faithful to prayer, I’m sure that God

will allow us to accomplish something together that is

good, wonderful, and life-changing.

CONGRATULATIONS, KEN AND CAROL COX Ken and Carol Cox recently celebrated their 50th

wedding anniversary. Carol

grew up on a farm near

Dyersville. Ken also grew up

on a farm near Winterset.

They met at UNI and were

married in the Dyersville

Basilica on August 28, 1971.

They have three sons, Jim,

John, and Dave. Jim is

married to Lisa and they live

in Cedar Rapids. They have

two children, Kaci and Sam.

John is married to Angie and

they live in Cedar Falls. They have two children, Katie

and Caleb. Dave is married to Rebecca and they live in

North Liberty and have one son, Jake. And their oldest

grandchild, Kaci, is married to Gabe and is expecting

Ken and Carol’s first great grandchild in January!

Ken and Carol like to say to each other every day, “I love

you more today than yesterday. And I’ll love you more

tomorrow than today.” And it has kept them together for

50 years. Blessings to you, Ken and Carol!

From the Pastor MOST IMPORTANT THING WE CAN DO IS PRAY DAILY By Fr. Ivan Nienhaus

It has been eleven years since I have been asked to compose a

biography. Writing a biography almost

reminds me of those obituaries we

read in the local newspaper. Some

obituaries say too much. Other

obituaries say too little. I hope that

this biography lands somewhere in

the middle.

I was born in New Hampton, Iowa on

June 1, 1960 and raised in the small

town of Ft. Atkinson near Decorah.

My parents, Richard and Marilyn

Nienhaus still live in Fort

Atkinson. They are the proud parents of four children. I’m the oldest

child. My two brothers live in Colorado. My sister lives in New

Hampton. They are all married and are enjoying the addition of new

grandchildren in their families.

Upon graduating from Turkey Valley High School, I attended the

University of Iowa. I spent an additional year at Loras College in

Dubuque studying philosophy prior to attending St. Meinrad School of

Theology in St. Meinrad, Indiana.

I was ordained to the Priesthood at Nativity Parish in Dubuque on

June 24, 1989. My first assignment was at St. Patrick Church in

Cedar Rapids. My second assignment was at Sacred Heart Parish in

Waterloo along with teaching responsibilities at Columbus High. My

third assignment was my first Pastorate. I spent ten years serving

parishes in Winthrop, Masonville, and Monti. My fourth assignment

was a one-year stint at Immaculate Conception Church in Cedar

Rapids. My fifth assignment was at St. Cecilia Parish in Ames.

I have spent the last 11 years at St. Patrick Church in Cedar

Rapids. The last eleven years were spent rebuilding the parish that

was completely destroyed by the Flood of 2008. I also served as the

Catholic Priest Chaplain at St. Luke Hospital and Pastoral Coordinator

of LaSalle Catholic School (Grades K-8) on the west side of Cedar

Rapids.

I have enjoyed every assignment that I have been given as a

priest. Every parish is filled with faith-filled parishioners. I am

guessing that St. Patrick Parish here in Cedar Falls is no different. It

takes time to get to know the parishioners and the parishioners to get

to know you. Parishioners have a decided advantage over the

priest. There is one of me and hundreds of you. Do not be afraid to

tell me your name over and over again.

I was given a mini-sabbatical by the Archbishop upon leaving Cedar

Rapids that ran from July 13 through September 5. This

mini-sabbatical has served me well. I have been given sufficient time

CDA TO MEET AT GATEWAY PARK The next CDA meeting will be Monday,

September 13 at 5:30

PM. Save the date for this

safe, fun, and informative

evening outdoors as

summer comes to an

end. We will meet in the

small shelter at Gateway

Park in Cedar Falls.

At 5:30 PM, a rosary for recently deceased

members/family members will be recited. At

6:30 PM, the committee will serve a light meal

which includes local ice cream! Members are

encouraged to invite a guest to learn about

Catholic Daughters.

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MINISTER ASSIGNMENTS

Saturday, September 18, 2021

5:00 PM MASS Communion Ministers

Dan & Diane Flaherty, De Radke

Altar Server: Josie Harken, Robbie Slee

Lector: Jill Weber Ushers: Tim Hartz, Gary Winterhof Sacristan: Tom & Ginger Hoag

Cantor: Eliott Kranz

Keyboard: Ruth Koltookian Livestream: Rosie Guerrero

SUNDAY September 19, 2021

7:30 AM MASS Communion Ministers:

Al Leavens, Suzy Luecke,

Sandy Schaffer

Altar Server: Addison DeMoss, Liam Devine

Lector: Rita Durchenwald Ushers: Brian Luecke, Mike Rothamel

Sacristan: Bill & Karen Mackey

Cantor: Mark Hannasch Keyboard: Ryan Occena

9:30 AM MASS Communion Ministers:

Dave Guetterman,

Marilee McAlpin, Lisa Strei

Altar Server: Claire & Hannah Yackley Lector: Tim Funk

Ushers: Bill & Julia Magee Sacristan: Sara Dunbar

Cantor: Bill Roths Keyboard: Marcia Nichols

11:30 AM MASS Communion Ministers:

Rosie Guerrero, Pam Schmitt,

Jean Simmet

Altar Server: Evalie Charlton, Rachel Lyons Lector: Roger Kueter Ushers: Ron Kane, Dennis Phillips

Sacristan: Rosie Guerrero

Cantor: Malina Amjadi Keyboard: Mary Citta

If you cannot serve, please find a replacement.

2021 FALL FESTIVAL-- SAVE THE DATE! We are pleased to share that the Fall Festival will be returning! Mark your

calendars for Sunday, October 3. We will begin at 10:30 AM and end at

2 PM.

Due to the current environment, the festival will look a little different this year.

Our venues will consist of a turkey dinner with all the trimmings including

homemade pie for dessert, a bake sale, pumpkin patch, kids' activities, and

an online silent auction. These areas will provide fun for the whole family,

while giving us the ability to make safety our top priority. We are currently

looking for volunteers to help us make the Fall Festival happen, so please

watch your email over the coming days or go to the church website for the link

to sign up for different areas online using Sign Up Genius. Committee

members will also be available after masses the weekend of September

11/12 to provide you with a sign up form and answer questions. Please take

note of these important items (more details to come!):

• Our meal will be available with both dine-in and takeout options. All

ticket sales will take place online!

• We will have a limited number of tickets for sale offline--the intent is for

these to be available for anyone without online access. If you are able to

order online, please do so. We are working through the details of these

offline sales, so please stay tuned!

• If you plan on dining in, you will be required to choose a time slot for

your reservation.

• All volunteers in the kitchen and dining areas will be required to wear a

mask. All other volunteers are strongly encouraged to do so.

• If you are donating baked goods, we will provide you with some safety

guidelines to ensure the safety for all. Please note that we will NOT be

collecting books and costumes this year.

Our goal is to make the Fall Festival a safe space for everyone to come and

enjoy this time of fellowship and community, and we are excited to bring back

the Fall Festival at a near-full capacity! If you have any questions, please feel

free to contact Lisa Strei at l_strei@yahoo.com.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION STARTS SEPTEMBER 15 Religious Education begins on September 15 (or sooner for CGS). Grades K-5

start at 6:15 PM, Grades 6-8 at 6:00 PM, and Grades 9-12 at 7:30 PM.

TUESDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY Tuesday Morning Bible Study will meet at 10 AM September 14 in the Lower

Level Gym. Fr. Colter will not be able to attend on September 21, but the

group will meet as usual.

DAILY MASS, SCHOOL MASS Fr. Ivan Nienhaus will celebrate Daily Mass at 11:30 AM Tuesday through

Friday. On the Wednesdays when there is a School Mass, there will still be an

11:30 AM Mass. All are invited to attend School Mass and Monday Morning

Prayer, both in the church. The balcony is reserved for guests who attend so

that students may be spread out on the main level.

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Matthew 25 FOOD PANTRY NEEDS FOR THIS WEEK Matthew 25 Food Pantry served 28 individuals

during the month of July. We are well-stocked with

personal hygiene products! We are in need of

small bottles of detergent, “Helper” type meals,

and Chunky soups. Thank you for your continued

support of our emergency food pantry.

GARDENERS: If you have an abundance of

produce you would like to share with those in need, please drop off your extra fruits and veggies at the parish office. We are so grateful to all our parishioners who have shared produce so far. Your generosity has fed many people.

VISITS, COMMUNION FOR HOMEBOUND If you have a relative or friend

who is homebound and would

like to be visited and/or receive

Communion, please contact

Tracey in the Outreach Office at

319-266-3523, extension 111

or email

pastoralcare@saintpatrickcf.org.

WELL READ MOM BOOK CLUB STARTING Are there any women interested in reading more

and reading well? We have a Well Read Mom book

club that meets on the second Sunday of the

month where we read spiritual and literary

classics. Cost of membership is $45. For more

information email kelsey.kersting@gmail.com for or

check out the website and sign up online at

www.wellreadmom.com.

PICK UP YOUR FUNERAL DISHES Please pick up your bowls, cake pans, plates, and

food storage containers that held your delicious

and tasty funeral fare. We have quite an

assortment of dishes in the kitchen pantry. Dishes

still remaining after a few more weeks will be

donated to Trinkets and Togs. Stop by after Mass or

from 9 AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday. Thank

you for all you do!

COFFEE DONATIONS SOUGHT With the fall festival upon us, we could use some

more containers of coffee. Please drop your

donations off in the kitchen after Mass or from 9

AM to 5 PM Monday through Friday. We appreciate

your generosity!

In Our Parish and Beyond

ROSARY TO BE AT THE LUDWIG HOME The Parish Family Rosary will be on Monday, September 13 at 6:30 PM

at the Darrell and Sally Ludwig home, 3523 N Union Rd. Weather permit-

ting, we will gather around the statue of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Mother

of God. If the weather is inclement, we will gather in their home. A social

will follow the Rosary with snacks and treats. BRING LAWNCHAIRS!

If anyone would like a ride out to the Ludwig home, Mark Meier will be at

the parish office parking lot from 6-6:15 PM.

JOIN THE NEW MORNING MEN’S STUDY GROUP The new Morning Men's Study will meet on September 22 at 6 AM in the

St. Patrick Youth Center. All men interested in starting their day with

fellowship, prayer, and

discussion are invited.

The first study topic is Into

the Breach: An Apostolic

Exhortation to Catholic Men

by Bishop Olmsted of

Phoenix. The Knights of

Columbus has produced a

short video series to

accompany the material,

which we will be viewing.

Meetings will be every other

week. For more information, contact Zach Shaver at (630) 200-8699 or

zjshaver@gmail.com.

CDA POP CAN REDEMPTION Catholic Daughters collect pop cans and plastic bottles for redemption

and use the proceeds for a college scholarship for a high school senior.

You can place empty pop cans and plastic bottles in the container

outside St. Patrick School or drop them off at the parish office. No glass,

please! Thank you for your support!

WELCOME FATHER IVAN AT COFFEE & DONUTS Join us for Coffee and Donuts after 7:30 and 9:30 AM Masses on

Sunday, September 12. Our new priest, Fr. Ivan Nienhaus will be joining

us. Stop by and say hello! If you can’t make it at either of those times, no

worries, we will be having more opportunities for you to chat with Fr.

Nienhaus after the 5:00 PM and 11:30 AM Masses in the coming

weeks. Speaking of Coffee and Donuts, we are looking for a new

Coordinator for this ministry. If you are interested, please call Regena at

(319) 266-3523, or stop by the office and she will give you more details.

In Our Parish

In Our Parish

NO LONGER NEED A BULLETIN MAILED TO YOU? LET US KNOW If you no longer need to have the bulletin mailed to you, please call the parish

office at (319) 266-3523 and let us know. If you would like a bulletin, please let

us know that too. Thank you!

BE SURE TO UPDATE your address, telephone number, and email address

if they have changed. You can make changes through the link on the website or

call the parish office at (319) 266-3523.

EMAIL PRAYER REQUESTS TO OUR PRAYER CHAIN Did you know that St. Patrick Church has an email prayer chain? If you have a

special prayer request, please email or call us.

If practical, please email your request to stpatPC@gmail.com. If the link doesn’t

work on your computer, just copy or type the email address into your email. You

may also call your request to Mary Ann Barry at 268-1147 or Carol Jacobi at

266-8663.

www.SaintPatrickcf.org

FIRST READING:

I gave my back to those who beat me, my cheeks to those who plucked my

beard; my face I did not shield from buffets and spitting. (Is 50:8)

PSALM:

I will walk before the Lord, in the land of the

living. (Ps 116)

SECOND READING:

What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if

someone says he has faith but does not

have works? Can that faith save him? (Jas

2:14)

GOSPEL:

And he asked them, "But who do you say

that I am?”

Peter said to him in reply, “You are the

Christ.” (Mk 8:29)

Excerpts from the Lectionary for Mass

©2001, 1998, 1970 CCD.

The English translation of Psalm Responses from Lectionary for Mass © 1969,

1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation.

Sunday:

Monday:

Tuesday:

Wednesday:

Thursday:

Friday:

Saturday:

Next Sunday:

Is 50:5-9a/Ps 116:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9 [9]/Jas 2:14-18/

Mk 8:27-3

1 Tm 2:1-8/Ps 40:7-8a, 8b-9, 10, 17 [1Cor 11:26b]/Lk 7:1-10

Nm 21:4b-9/Ps 78:1bc-2, 34-35, 36-37, 38 [cf. 7b]/

Phil 2:6-11/Jn 3:13-1

1 Tm 3:14-16/Ps 111:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [2]/Jn 19:25-27

or Lk 2:33-3

1 Tm 4:12-16/Ps 111:7-8, 9, 10 [2]/Lk 7:36-50

1 Tm 6:2c-12/Ps 49:6-7, 8-10, 17-18, 19-20/Lk 8:1-3

1 Tm 6:13-16/Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4, 5 [2]/Lk 8:4-15

Wis 2:12, 17-20/Ps 54:3-4, 5, 6-8 [6b]/Jas 3:16—4:3/

9:30-37

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BUILDING OUR PLAYGROUND And we know that all things work together

for good to them that love God, to them who

are called according to his purpose.

Romans 8:28

Our school family is working hard to sell

Football Bash tickets and replace the older

part of our playground. We want to thank

everyone who purchased tickets after Mass

or at the Parish or School Office.

Still need tickets? You have just one more

week to buy a ticket in either office or after

Mass. Our sales will conclude on September

17. We have worked together as a parish

and school to help make a new playground

possible for students. With your generous

support and the love of God we will reach

this goal.

Blessings,

Lynette Hackett, Principal

To see our weekly winners, visit our school

website or follow us on Facebook or Insta-

gram. The top winner each of the 18 week

NFL season will win $500. Seven other

weekly winners will win cash prizes too!

This is the piece of wooden equipment

we are working to replace. Perhaps your

children or grandchildren have played on

it--recently or long ago!

Readings for the Week of September 12

319-277-6781

office@cfcatholicschool.org

cfcatholicschool.org

TWEET FROM POPE FRANCIS

@Pontifex God is gloriously and mysteriously present in

creation since he is the Lord who reigns over

it. To discover this, we need to be

silent, listen, contemplate.

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MASS ONLINE: We invite you to watch our weekend Mass online if

you can’t attend in person. Check the website or parish Facebook page

to see which weekend Mass will be livestreamed. You do not have to

have a Facebook account to watch Masses. Click on the Facebook link

on our website: www.facebook.com/saintpatrickcf.org. You will see a

place to log in or create a new account at the top. Simply start scrolling

down and you will be able to click on the "X" in the bottom right when

asked again. Those prompts will then go away and you will be able to

view the page.

FINDING GOD IN ALL THINGS VIRTUAL RETREAT Finding God in All Things Virtual Retreat starts Saturday, September 18

from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. This monthly virtual retreat invites partici-

pants into a safe virtual community where they can ask questions and

seek answers that reflect the uniqueness of each individual and their

individual lives.

• Learn more online at http://bit.ly/God-In-All-Things.

FREE LEGACY PLANNING WORKSHOP OCTOBER 6 There will be a free Legacy Planning Workshop on Wednesday, October

6. Choose to attend the hour-long event at 9:30 AM or 5:30 PM. (Doors

open 30 minutes prior to

each session.) The workshop

location is at the Waterloo

Center for the Arts, Petersen

Town Hall Room, 225

Commercial St, Waterloo

(virtual options also

available).

A panel of experts will

answer your questions about

estate planning, creating and updating a will, charitable gifts, and more!

Learn how you and your family can build a meaningful philanthropic

legacy in support of causes you care about, including local Catholic

organizations. Sponsored by The Catholic Foundation, Bosco Catholic

Schools and Cedar Valley Catholic Schools.

RSVP at: www.OurCFAD.org/CVLegacy OR 319-296-1692 by Friday,

September 24.

In Our Parish and Beyond

Pray For All who are suffering from the powers of nature: That God will protect them from further harm, renew their energy, and speed the assistance that they need.

All who have suffered loss from acts of violence and for a world free from terror and war: That God will turn hearts from violence and revenge, protect the innocent from harm and bring forth a new season of justice and peace.

All teachers and catechists: That they may effectively lead those entrusted to them to a deeper knowledge and love of God.

Family and friends of Suzanne Merillat, David Fix, Betty Roberts, sister of Sue Doyle (Mike), and Alan Jorgensen, brother of Bette Aelmans and Phil Jorgensen (Lu). Suzanne, David, Betty, and Alan passed away recently. May God’s love and fond memories comfort you. May their souls and the souls of all the faithful receive the mercy of God.

GET TO KNOW THE STO -- WHAT IS THE STO? A School Tuition Organization or STO is a not-for-profit

organization that provides financial support to families

seeking a non-public school education. The Our Faith

STO supports 47 schools across the Archdiocese of

Dubuque and helps over 3,000 students each year.

The STO program started in Iowa in 2008 when the

legislature provided an incentivized income tax credit

for individuals or businesses who donate. The credit

currently stands at 75 percent, making it the “Best Tax

Credit in Iowa” For more information, visit

www.ourfaithsto.org.

KNOW YOUR FAITH DISCUSSION -- Monday,

September 20, 7:00-8:00 PM, live video discussion.

This month's topic is "The Communion of Saints."

Pre-registration is required at:

http://bit.ly/know-faith-registration

SPIRITUAL GROWTH DISCUSSION -- Thursday,

September 23. 6:00-7:00 PM. In person at COR, 220

E. 4th Street, Waterloo. Learn more at:

https://waterloocatholics.org/spiritual-growth

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Stewardship Reflection In the second reading today,

St. James has harsh words for

those who do not put their faith

into action. May we be such

good stewards of God’s gifts to

us that we can never be

accused of having “faith that

does nothing in practice.”

CHS EUCHARISTIC ADORATION CHAPEL “The Holy Eucharist is the greatest of the sacraments, and

those who participate in it cannot help but be changed.”

(Jon Leonetti-Catholic author) Do we really want to change;

to be more of the person God calls us to be? If that answer

is yes, then begin visiting Jesus each week at the Perpetual

Adoration Chapel, located at Columbus HS. Specific needs

are Wednesdays at 3 am, Wednesdays at 2 am (once a

month), Thursdays at 11 pm & Saturdays at 7 pm. If inter-

ested email cvadoration@gmail.com or call Maria Pranger

at (319)429-4920.

Scrip News Picture this! You order a new washing machine, use gift

cards to pay for it, and just like that you earn $40 back.

Stop for burgers on the way home and earn another $5. Fill

up the truck, $2 more. Order some new tennis shoes when

you get home. Now you are at $50.

How can this be? It's possible with scrip! How does it work?

St. Patrick School purchases gift cards from popular retail-

ers, restaurants, and more at less than face value. You buy

them at full price and use them when you shop or dine out

or need a service. You haven't spent an extra penny, but

you have earned $50 for the school and $25 for your

student’s tuition.

Choose "Order Scrip" from the parish or school home page

to learn more. You can use a paper order form, order by

email, or buy scrip online. Scrip makes great gifts too!

The next Baptism class will be offered on:

Monday, September 20 at 6:30 PM via Zoom.

Register online (Under the “Get Involved” Tab, click on

“Sacraments”) or call the parish office. Class is required for

the first child only.

Parents are asked to contact the parish office at 319-266-

3523 to schedule your child’s Baptism. Due to the

pandemic, baptisms are conducted outside of Mass.

Baptism Information

CONTACT INFORMATION

ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC CHURCH & SCHOOLS

705 Main St Cedar Falls, IA 50613

Phone: 319-266-3523 (Leave a message) If this is an emergency, call (319) 290-4502

Parish Office hours: 9:00 AM - 5 PM Monday - Friday Email: office@saintpatrickcf.org SaintPatrickcf.org facebook.com/SaintPatrickcf

Fr. Ivan Nienhaus, Pastor (319) 266-3523 inienhaus@saintpatrickcf.org

Deacon Al Weber, Pastoral Associate 319-266-3523 aweber@saintpatrickcf.org

Staff contact information can be found at

SaintPatrickcf.org and cfcatholicschool.org

ST. PATRICK SCHOOL & CLOVER PATCH PRESCHOOL

Lynette Hackett, Principal Lhackett@cfcatholicschool.org

319-277-6781

www.cfcatholicschool.org

COLUMBUS CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 3231 W 9th St, Waterloo, IA 50702

(319) 233-3358

www.columbushigh.org

ST. STEPHEN THE WITNESS CATHOLIC

STUDENT CENTER AT UNI

1019 W 23 St Cedar Falls, Iowa

www.ststephenuni.org

or Phone: 319-266-9863

Fr. Jon Seda, Chaplain dbq303@dbqarch.org

Paul Lee, Director of Campus Ministry p.lee@dbqarch.org

Sunday Masses at 10:30 AM and 7 PM.

Daily Mass at 4:30 PM.

On Wednesdays Adoration at 8 PM, Reconciliation at 8:15

PM, and Primetime Mass at 9 PM.

See the website for more information.

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Richardson Funeral ServicesMike Sulentic • Don Richardson

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3842 Osage Rd. Waterloo, IA 50703

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3261 University Ave, Waterloo, IA 50701

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5436 Nordic Dr. Ste A ,Cedar Falls IA(319) 266-6961

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