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DAN'S REPAIRHEATING & COOLING
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ohn FilbrandtJJ KRUEGER & STEINFEST INCEXCAVATING CONTRACTORS
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Antigo, WI 54409
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SS Mary & Hyacinth 819 3rd Avenue, Antigo
Harvest Fair October 21-22, 2017
Saturday, 4:00 Mass – with Music by the Stone Soup Brothers; Prelude music beginning at 3:30
followed by a fun Octoberfest Celebration
Polish Octoberfest Cuisine Including: Pork Cutlet (Kotlety Schabowy), Sauerkraut (Kapusta), Polish Sausage, Cabbage Rolls (Golabki), Red Potatoes,
Pretzels and Dessert. Beverages- including October-fest Beer and More!
Many Activity Rooms will also be open after Mass. ------------------------------------------------------
Join us Sunday October 22, 11:00 am—1:00pm Tender Roast Beef Dinner - $9.00
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Sauerkraut with Pork, Vegetable, Coleslaw, Bread/Dinner Rolls, Your choice of
Apple or Pumpkin Pie, Beverage
Hot dog plate also available: $3.00
For Dinner carry-outs, phone 715-623-5255 -----------------------------------------------------------
Sunday Mass, 10:30 am (St. Wencel will have 7:30 am)
Activity rooms open 8 am – 1:30 pm Something for everyone!
Bakery & Candy, Silent Auction, Raffles, Crafts Country Store, Grandma’s Attic, Surprise Packages
Bangles, Beads & Bags, Children’s Activities
Raffle drawings at 1:30pm
SS Mary & Hyacinth 819 3rd Avenue, Antigo
Harvest Fair October 21-22, 2017
Saturday, 4:00 Mass – with Music by the Stone Soup Brothers; Prelude music beginning at 3:30
followed by a fun Octoberfest Celebration
Polish Octoberfest Cuisine Including: Pork Cutlet (Kotlety Schabowy), Sauerkraut (Kapusta), Polish Sausage, Cabbage Rolls (Golabki), Red Potatoes,
Pretzels and Dessert. Beverages- including October-fest Beer and More!
Many Activity Rooms will also be open after Mass. ------------------------------------------------------
Join us Sunday October 22, 11:00 am—1:00pm Tender Roast Beef Dinner - $9.00
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Sauerkraut with Pork, Vegetable, Coleslaw, Bread/Dinner Rolls, Your choice of
Apple or Pumpkin Pie, Beverage
Hot dog plate also available: $3.00
For Dinner carry-outs, phone 715-623-5255 -----------------------------------------------------------
Sunday Mass, 10:30 am (St. Wencel will have 7:30 am)
Activity rooms open 8 am – 1:30 pm Something for everyone!
Bakery & Candy, Silent Auction, Raffles, Crafts Country Store, Grandma’s Attic, Surprise Packages
Bangles, Beads & Bags, Children’s Activities
Raffle drawings at 1:30pm
St. WenceslausCatholic Parish
N5340 Church Road • NevaP.O. Box 50 • Deerbrook, Wisconsin 54424
8:00 - 12:00 Monday - Friday
Musicians
Lectors & Commentators: October 28 & 29, 2017
Extra-Ordinary Ministers of the Eucharist
Mass Intentions: October 23 - 29, 2017
Mass Servers: October 28 & 29, 2017
Scrip Sellers
Community Pages
Daily Readings
Liturgy: The 29th Sunday in Ordinary TimeReadings: Isaiah 45:1, 4-6; 1 Thessalonians 1:1-5bGospel: Matthew 22:15-21Message: Jesus had a profound sense of proportion. He knew that we live in a world that makes conflicting claims on our loyalties. He entrusts us with the responsibility of determining how to manage the many claims that the world makes on our lives. Our moral decisions are not always black or white, but require us to decide what portion of our attention and resources will go to each worthy cause. We need wisdom in setting our priorities and sorting out our responsibilities.
Monday (SJ) 8:15AM Matt, Rose & Robert KemmerTuesday (SW) 8:00AM Parishioners (SJ) 8:15AM Norma ThomasWednesday (SSMH) 7:30AM Thomas Hoffmann (SJ) 8:15AM For The Parish 8:45 – 10:00AM Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament for Adoration Thursday (SSMH) 7:30AM Parishioners (SJ) 8:15AM Virginia DrexlerFriday (SSMH) 7:30AM Clara & Mel Andraschko (SJ) 8:15AM Earl PavlichekSaturday (SSMH) 4:00PM Norman Cejka (SJ) 5:30PM Mary Jane BakerSunday (SSMH) 7:30AM John Leonard (SJ) 9:00AM Doris Schumitsch (SW) 10:30AM Floyd Welch
Saturday 4:00PM Rebecca & Marnie Kubacki 5:30PM Chris ArrowoodSunday 7:30AM Ellie & Michael Preboski 9:00AM Stella & Daisy Quinlan 10:30AM Natasha Lewer, 1 Volunteer
Key to AbbreviationsSSMH = SS. Mary & Hyacinth SJ = St. John the Evangelist
SW= St. Wenceslaus
Saturday 4:00PM Paul Galuska 5:30PM Thelma Lamont (L), Gary Cernoch (C)Sunday 7:30AM Tim Sharon 9:00AM Erika Gelhausen 10:30AM Ashley Darr
Saturday 4:00PM John Kerner, 2 Volunteers 5:30PM Paul & Joanna Hilger, John WarnerSunday 7:30AM Rosella Spencer, Allie Brehm, Diane Preboski 9:00AM Midge Tatro, Laura McKenna, Shirley Harder, Michelle Cochrane, Sue Werdeo 10:30AM Deb Black, Dorlores Ruhl, Ken Deacy, Rosemary Barnes
Saturday 4:00PM Colleen Krivoshein & Choir 5:30PM Joann Kekula & ChoirSunday 7:30AM Colleen Krivoshein & Choir 9:00AM Joann Kekula & Choir 10:30AM Sharon Schroepfer & Choir
Saturday 4:00PM Susie Kubacki 5:30PM Jeanne JensenSunday 7:30AM Barb Payant 9:00AM Mary Jo Filbrandt
Monday, October 23 2017 Reading I: Romans 4:20-25; Gospel: Luke 12:13-21 Tuesday, October 24, 2017 Reading I: Romans 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21; Gospel: Luke 12:35-38 Wednesday, October 25, 2017 Reading I: Romans 6:12-18; Gospel: Luke 12:39-48 Thursday, October 26, 2017 Reading I: Romans 6:19-23; Gospel: Luke 12:49-53 Friday, October 27, 2017 Reading I: Romans 7:18-25a; Gospel: Luke 12:54-59 Saturday, October 28, 2017 Reading I: Ephesians 2:19-22; Gospel: Luke 6:12-16 Saints Simon and Jude, apostles (Feast)
The Week Ahead - St. WenceslausThis Sunday, October 22• Second collection is for the “World Missions”. • The Sacrament of Reconciliation is available after 10:30 Mass.• SS Mary & Hyacinth Harvest Fair, Roast beef dinner 11:00am – 1:00pm. Raffle Drawings at 1:30pm. All are invited!Tuesday, October 24• St. Wenceslaus Church Office closed.
Ushers for October 29, 2017Fifth Sunday of the month – 4 volunteers are needed.
Church Opening ScheduleOctober 29: Peggy FassbenderOctober 31: Terry NovotnyNovember 5: Peggy Fassbender
Stewardship Giving – October 15, 2017Parish Support $1635.00Offertory $283.25Education $50.00Building & Grounds $50.00Food Pantry $20.00
Please plan on joining us on Sunday, October 29th,
for our Fellowship Social following the 10:30AM Mass. We appreciate those who volunteered to host it.
Mass Intention Dates AvailableSt. Wenceslaus Parish has openings for those who wish to have Masses offered for family members or loved ones during November, December and all of 2018. The customary Mass stipend offering is $10.00. Please contact Cheryl at 715-627-2126.
Check out the new St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church signs at the corner of Hwy 45 and Hwy B.
ST.WENCESLAUS 2017 FALL FESTIVAL RESULTS
Dinner $1,827.50 To Go Soup $436.00 Produce $379.25 Children’s Games $110.00 Bakery $522.75 Main Raffle $7,776.00 Wood Raffle $110.00 Quilt Raffle $190.00 Bucket Raffle $570.00 Homemade Crafts $171.25 Silent Auction $3,130.00 Donations $2,075.00 Total Gross Profit $17,297.75 Less Expenses $3,810.27
Net Profit $13,487.48
THANK YOU TO ALL!
LOOKING AHEAD IN OCTOBERChurch Office Closed – Oct. 24All Saints Day Vigil Mass – Oct. 31, 7:00PM,
Volunteers needed
Parish Bulletins On-line: Sunday bulletins for St. Wenceslaus and SS. Mary & Hyacinth can be accessed online. Go to “thecatholicdirectory.com” and choose the state and city. The bulletin is provided on both the SS. Mary and Hyacinth (Antigo) and the St. Wenceslaus (Deerbrook) sites. The bulletin is also available on the St. John, Antigo website: www.stjohnantigo.com.
Thank you to Gary and CharleneFleischman for their work installing a heater in the Elevator Room.
St. John the EvangelistCatholic Parish
416 Sixth Ave. • Antigo, Wisconsin 54409
8:30 - 4:00 Monday - Thursday8:30 - 12:00 Friday
STEWARDSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES 2017
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST
CATHOLIC PARISH
Stewardship Note From:
Cheryl Zoern-MarxSt. Wenceslaus, Neva, Church Secretary
Stewardship through Volunteerism
When I first started as secretary at St. Wenceslaus Parish, I was overwhelmed with the sense of warmth and community of its members. Not only was I welcomed with open arms, I was impressed with the sense of ownership of this small Church. How everyone reached out when called upon or at their own availability. I immediately thought to myself, this Catholic community lives stewardship.
Looking up the words of Stewardship, Volunteerism, and Community in the dictionary, the common words or threads are ‘involvement’ and ‘taking care’. Every week I witness this. From the counters who process our funds, the people who tend to our shrine, the keepers of the cemetery and grounds, to the people who beautify the inside of the Church with flowers and plants and the musicians who add their special touch to the liturgy. The list goes on and on.
I have had parishioners and the people of our tri-parish community ask what our needs are in regards to volunteering? Many say they’d be willing to participate if they knew what was needed. As we all know, the list is long, too long to list here. But, if I was to write a list, it would be topped with the word, offer. Offer your time, your heart and your talents to the Church. It doesn’t matter how young or old you are. Look around and see if there is something you’d want to help with or more importantly someone you want to help or connect with. We welcome you to come and experience what volunteering at your Church can mean to you and your parish family.
Save The DateStewardship Weekend at our Tri-Parish Church Community is November 11th & 12th. The theme for this years celebration is “In Jesus’ Name: Be Bold”.
Inter-Parish Faith Formation NewsAll classes meet on Wednesdays at The Faith Formation Center, 819 3rd Avenue, Antigo
There will not be any Faith Formation Classes this week, October 25. The next scheduled sessions are listed below. Inter-parish Faith Formation Schedule, November 2017
Grades 1-8 Class: 4:15-5:30pm, November 1,8,15,29 Junior Youth Ministry (Gr. 6-8): 3:15-4:15pm for those who are registered, November 1,8,15,29
Grades 9-11 Class: 7-8:30pm, November 1,8,15, 29 Thank you to the Conley & Schroeder Families for the baked potatoes donation. The students really enjoyed the baked potato bar.
World Mission SundayToday is World Mission Sunday. It is a day we recommit ourselves to our common vocation through Baptism, to be missionary disciples.
Your prayers and generous gifts to the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, Latin America and Eastern Europe will help missionaries offer the poor of these areas practical help. The missionaries share the mercy of God and connect us with people in need around the world.
Looking Ahead-Feast of All SaintsTuesday November 1st is the Feast of All Saints.Mass times are as follows:
Wednesday, October 31st : 7pm St. Wenceslaus Tuesday, November 1st : 7:30am SS. Mary & Hyacinth 8:30am & 5:30pm St. John
With Gratitude Your Mass requests, prayers, presence, presents and condolences extended to me and to my brother, Tom’s family at the time of his death are greatly appreciated. We are so grateful for your thoughtful and caring concern.
Peace, Love and Joy, Fr. Charlie
The Week Ahead October 23-29Monday, October 23▪ Sunday Scripture Study 2pm Conference RoomTuesday, October 24▪ Ranger Rosaries 9am Conference Room▪ No School- No ScripWednesday, October 25▪ Prayer Shawl 1pm Conference RoomFriday, October 27▪ No School-No ScripSaturday, October 28▪ St. John Wedding Reis & BelterSunday, October 29▪ PriestHood Sunday▪ Youth Ministry 6-8pm Hoffmann Hall & Basement Hall
Stewardship of SharingEnvelopes.................................5855.00Offertory......................................578.55Building & Grounds................155.00
Ushers: October 28 & 29Saturday: 5:30pm Greg Rusch, Bill Hilger, Brian Blink, Joe GuithuesSunday: 9:00am Ron Wolf, Miles Cochrane, Tim Murphy, Patrick Meyer, Sarah Waukau
Ministers of Hospitality: October 28 & 29Saturday: 5:30pm Kris Tillman (Carport), Peggy Majewski & Denise Carrigan (West/Front)Sunday, 9:00am Jack Braun & Ashlyn Nedden (Carport), Jeanne Darling (West/Front)
Sound System UpdateThe Sound System installation will begin on Monday, October 23rd and should be completed by the end of the week.
St. John Christian Mother and Altar Society“Lick Family Violence sucker campaign collected
$250.00 which will be donated to our local AVAIL group.
Join Us for the RosaryDuring the month of October the rosary will be said 20 minutes before the Mass on the weekends. Please join us during this Month of
the Holy Rosary.
Sentinel of the SanctuaryIn Memory of Sandra Schultz YoungquistWe are now accepting names for the Sentinel of
the Sanctuary. There are no specific dates for the Sentinel of the Sanctuary and the donation is $2.00.
Priesthood Sunday is Sunday, October 29th. It is a way for parishioners to say Thank you to all of our Diocesan Priests in the area and especially to Our Parish Priests, Fr. Dave and Fr. Zach. Please say Thank You to them for all they do, all day and every day.
Children’s Liturgy of the Word - Children 4K-5th grade are invited to participate with an adult leader during the readings and homily. The activity will be readings at the children’s level with a few questions and discussion followed by a coloring activity. This takes place at St. John Hoffmann Hall in the Library Corner at the 9am Mass. Patti Andraschko will be the leader for Oct. 22nd.
Wedding BannsBann III: Cassie Reis & Robert Belter
Please welcome our new parishioners who have joined the parish family over the past months. Lucas & Meghan Williams Family, Andrew & Anna Bartha Family,
Anne Novinska, Kimberly Jahnke Family, Wendy Henke. If you are a visitor to St. John Parish, or new to our area we welcome you and thank you for praying with us. We are a church family and care about each other, our church and our community. If you would like to join our Parish Family there is an informational brochure in each pew of the Church.
Prayer Shawls/Yarn DonationsDo you know someone who may be in need of some comfort and warmth? We have blessed prayer shawls or lap robes made by ladies of the parish. Stop in the parish office to select one during business hours. We are in need of yarn donations to make shawls and robes. Yarn can be dropped off in the parish office. Cash donations for the purchase of yarn and ribbon are also welcome.
SS. Mary & HyacinthCatholic Parish
819 Third Ave. • Antigo, Wisconsin 54409
8:00 - 3:00 Monday - Thursday8:00 - 12:00 Friday
Full Time Janitor/Custodian Position Available We are looking for an energetic self-motivated individual who will take on the duties of janitor for the parishes of St. John in Antigo and St. Wenceslaus in Neva.
Duties include over all cleaning and upkeep of the buildings, summer cutting grass at each parish site and St. Wenceslaus cemetery, winter snow shoveling, light maintenance, and an ability to make connections for other work that needs to be done.
Send a resume and references by Monday, November 20th to: Search Committee 415 Sixth Avenue Antigo, WI 54409
All Saints Catholic School NotesASCS Middle School students are looking for lawns to rake. If you know someone who could use help raking their leaves, please call
school at 715-623-4835. Raking will take place the week of October 23rd.
The All Saints Catholic School Home and School Association Calendar Raffle fundraiser has officially begun. By purchasing a $10.00
calendar, you will be eligible for 141 prizes, ranging from $25 to $500. A total of $6,850 in cash prizes will be awarded throughout the 2018 calendar year. The drawings will be held at All Saints School on the designated drawings days. The ASCS Calendars are available for sale at each of the parish offices as well as the ASCS office. Please help support ASCS by purchasing a calendar for the 2018 year. The fundraiser runs through December 29, 2017.
Soup for the Soul-A Day for WomenSt. Florian, Hatley, will present their 4th Annual Day of Women. Presenting: “Heart Strings & Apron Strings” Featuring Pati Kachel, storyteller and humorist.Sunday, October 29, 2017 at 2:00pm. Pati will entertain and inspire women of all ages and faiths with heartfelt and funny stories of the amazing and colorful women who have touched her life. Admission is $5.00 which includes soup supper and chance to win a door prize. Raffle tickets are available for purchase.
Antigo Community Food PantryLocation: 2120 Progress Blvd.Phone: 715-623-1103Mailing address:P.O. Box 194, Antigo WI 54409
Pantry Hours: Wednesdays 11:00 AM – 1:00 PMFridays 1:00 PM. We appreciate and accept monetary and food donations during regular pantry hours. You can also call (715-623-1103) or e-mail ([email protected]) to make donation arrangements. Volunteers are generally on site Tuesday-Friday mornings, from approximately 9:30-11:00 AM. Please consider calling before you come those mornings.
During the month of September we served 327 households, registered 33 new households (resulting in 105 new clients). We served 207 children in the Weekend Back Pack Program. Wish List/Current Needs:• Volunteers: Client Guides, Stockers, Donation Pickup, Friday Donation Intake. Thank you for your consideration.
5th Annual Thrivent Financial “Cans Hunger”Construction Build Week:October 14-22, 2017Viewing and voting week:October 23-29, 2017
Traveling Trophy Awards: Antigo Heavy Weight,People’s Choice, Most Creative, Best Collaboration.Questions? Call Erika Dahl at the Thrivent Office:715-623-5279. All canned items go to the Antigo Community Food Pantry. Also check the food pantry article today to see a list of needed items for the food pantry.
Reminder: The deadline for bulletin articles is Monday noon. Articles for the Community Pages or St. John page you may drop off at St. John Parish office or email to Connie at
[email protected]. SS. Mary & Hyacinth page email to Katie at [email protected] and St. Wenceslaus page email to Cheryl at [email protected]. The bulletin has to be sent to Clermont Printing by noon on Tuesday so that it can be printed and ready for the weekend Masses.Thank You!
SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK, OCTOBER 21-29, 2017Saturday, October 21• Preparation day for Sunday’s meal for the Harvest Fair. • Rosary is prayed before weekend Masses.• SS. Mary & Hyacinth Harvest Fair begins with 4:00 Mass; prelude music starting at 3:30 by the Stone Soup Brothers. Come, join us for Mass and a delicious meal and activities to follow in the parish center. Sunday, October 22 SS. Mary & Hyacinth will have the 10:30 am Mass today. St. Wenceslaus, Neva will have the 7:30 am Mass.• Harvest Fair Continues. Activity rooms open at 8:00 am. See schedule on ad. Day closes with raffle drawings at 1:30 pm in the church hall. • World Missions Appeal weekend. This includes the churches in Eastern Europe and Latin America and the Propagation of the Faith. Tuesday, October 24• SS. Mary & Hyacinth Finance Committee meets 5:30 pm in Room 4; Parish Council 6:30 in Room 6. Thursday, October 26• Mother of Perpetual Help Devotions after Mass• Building & Grounds meets 9:30 am, Room 4. • Charity Fund Group meets 3:00 pm, Room 4.Friday, October 27• No School. Saturday, October 28• Leseberg/Smith Marriage Celebration, 1:00 pm.• Confessions, 3:00 pm, before the Saturday 4 pm Mass.Next Sunday, October 29• Priesthood Sunday! Thank you, Fr. Dave, Fr. Zach & Fr. Jerry for your service to our parishes!
Happy Anniversary!Alfred & Virginia Hoffman celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on October 11th
and Roger & Mary Jo Breitenfeldt will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on October 28th! Congratulations, and may God continue to bless you and your families!
Thank You: SS. Mary & Hyacinth’s Rosary Society thanks you for your support of the Green Bay Diocesan Catholic Council of Women’s “Lick Family Violence” sucker campaign last weekend.
SS Mary & Hyacinth819 3rd Ave., Antigo
Harvest FairOctober 21-22, 2017
Please plan to join us! Family fun – close to home!Raffle drawings at 1:30pm
Activity Rooms: All are in the Parish Center• Room 1: Grandma’s Attic • Room 2: Silent Auction• Room 3: Crafts and Bangles, Beads & Bags• Room 4: Country Store, Surprise Packages & Book Nook• Room 5: Bakery• Room 6-7: Dining for Octoberfest, (Saturday)• Children’s Activity Room- 6 ( Sunday)• Coffee Break Room- 7 (Sunday)• East Hallway: Serving for Octoberfest (Saturday)• Central Hallway: Coffee Booth (Sunday)Please join us:• The Saturday meal will be in the Parish Center. • Sunday’s Beef Dinner will be in the Church Hall.
--------------------------------------------------Stewardship of Sharing: October 14-15Envelopes/Support...............$2,559.00Offertory....................................362.00Special Projects/elevator............556.45Other Funds.................................60.00Thank you for your gifts and donations.
Marriage Banns III: Jessica Leseberg and Colin Smith
Looking Ahead – Poinsettias for HomeboundSS. Mary & Hyacinth Christian Concerns group coordinates the distribution of fresh poinsettia plants for the Christmas season to those of our parish who are homebound, in a nursing home
or assisted living facility. If you have a request or know someone who should be included, please phone the parish office, 715-623-4938, by November 1st.