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33rd Sunday
in Ordinary
Time November 13, 2011
Parish Office: 651-465-7345
Fax: 651-465-6683
Hours; Monday - Thursday
8:30 am—4:00 pm
The Memorial Acclamations
As part of the new Mass translation, after the consecration, rather than saying,
“Let us proclaim the mystery of faith,” the Priest will simply announce, “The
mystery of faith” (“Mysterium fidei”). It will be a declarative statement about
the Eucharist now present. Blessed John Paul II reflected on these words in his
encyclical, Ecclesia de Eucharistia, writing that the very thought of the mysteri-
ous gift of the Holy Eucharist should fill us with “profound amazement and grati-
tude” (no. 5).
In response, the people shall make one of three revised acclamations. All three
are rooted in Scripture. Option A, and especially option B, are derived from 1
Corinthians 11:26 – “For as often as you eat this bread and drink the cup, you
proclaim the death of the Lord until he comes.” And Christ’s title in option C is
found in John 4:42, when the woman who met Jesus at the well is told by her fel-
low Samaritans, “we know that this is truly the savior of the world.”
The three acclamations all incorporate familiar elements, although some of the
phrases have been rearranged when compared to our present text. One acclama-
tion that we use now – “Dying you destroyed our death…” – has been substan-
tially amended to shift the emphasis more upon Christ’s own death and Resurrec-
tion.
What is conspicuously absent is the popular current acclamation, “Christ has
died, Christ is risen, Christ will come again.” This line, although powerful, is not
found in the Latin. In addition, unlike the other acclamations, it does not directly
address Christ made present in the Blessed Sacrament, nor does it speak of our
relationship with Him.
(Courtesy of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops)
Administration Pastor
Father Frank Wampach
651.465.7345
Emergency # 612.242.8498
Pastoral Assistant
Sandy Greene
651.465.7345 or
Faith Formation Directors
St. Joseph: Michelle Lunzer
651.674.7839 or
St. Francis: Polly Zais 651.583.2194
Shanette Maloney 651.257.3804
Prayer Networks
St. Joseph: Marianne Calhoun
651.465.7991 or
St. Francis: Rose Ann Hawley at
651.433.2007
Eucharistic Adoration
Marianne Calhoun 651.465.7991
Vocation Outreach website:
www.10000vocations.org
Mass Intentions Intentions for the week of Nov. 13
Saturday, 5:30 PM
†Rev. Allan Moss
Sunday, 7:30 AM
All parishioners of both parishes
9:00 AM
For the needs of all veterans.
10:30 AM
†John, Doris & Greg Waldoch
Tuesday, 7:30 AM
†Heinrich & †Johanna Dickhut
Wednesday, 7:30 AM
Open
Thursday, 7:30 AM
Open
Friday, 7:30 AM
Open
Saturday, 8 AM
In honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Intentions for the week of Nov. 20
Saturday Vigil, 5:30 PM
All parishioners of both parishes.
7:30 AM
Open
9:00 AM
†Brooke Kowarsch
10:30 AM
†Raymond Navara
† indicates Repose of the Soul
■ Anointing of the Sick at
St. Joseph Next Weekend Sat., Nov. 19 following 5:30 pm Mass
Sun., Nov 20 following 10:30 am Mass
For anyone that is sick or has had a major
illness please come and embrace this spe-
cial sacrament which is offered once a
year.
■ Needed: People interested in being
Archbishop Nienstedt’s liaison in the par-
ish concerning the Marriage amendment.
“Every pastor is asked to appoint a cap-
tain or co-chair to lead a special parish ad
hoc committee to spearhead this effort at
the local level. This person needs to be
talented, energetic, and dedicated because
the task is large, not as big as the capital
campaign, but demanding nonetheless.”
People are needed for each parish.
If interested please contact Sandy or
Fr. Frank. Thank you.
■ Collection for CCHD Next week, we will take up the Catholic
Campaign for Human Development
(CCHD). CCHD was founded by the
U.S. bishops, who recognized that the
lives of those in need will not improve
until the systems and policies that keep
people in poverty change. For over 40
years, CCHD has funded community
groups that create lasting change. Fight
poverty in America. Defend human
dignity. Give to the CCHD Collection.
■ Catholic Charities Counseling
Program has appointments available
with no waiting for sliding fee/reduced
fee clients. Counseling can help those
dealing with emotional turmoil, worry,
stress, interpersonal conflict, anger, or life
changes. Most health insurance providers
are also accepted. Call 651.647.3186.
■ Thank you to the Prayer Network for
all their thoughts and prayers during my
surgery and recovery. I am so apprecia-
tive of all the support. Also a huge thank
you to Father Frank for his prayers and
visit at the hospital. I definitely can feel
the love and support while I “recover”.
Diane Hoag
■ MASS SCHEDULE & MINISTRIES
■ SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19
♦ 5:30 pm (St. Joseph)
Extraordinary Ministers:
Deb Dusenka, Larry Julik-Heine
Kathy Neinhaus*
Lector: Sue Laughlin
■ SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 20
♦ 7:30 am (St. Joseph)
Extraordinary Ministers:
Jan Kozlovsky, Chris Hudspeth, Seth Hamm
Sharon Peterson*, Mary Rivard*
Lector: Wendy Kelly
♦ 9 am (St. Francis)
Extraordinary Ministers:
Don Quigley, Nick Barbato
Anne Nelson, Carol Nelson*
Lector: Karen Nelson
♦ 10:30 am (St. Joseph)
Extraordinary Ministers: Renee Ryan, LaRena Kolve, Teresa Steele
Sandy Greene*, Jan Rintoul*
Lector: Liturgy with Children
♦ Thanksgiving Day 8:00 am (St. Joseph)
Extraordinary Ministers: Shelley Lunzer, Gerry Merth, Seth Hamm
Jeff Rivard*, Bill Piotrowski*
Lector: Tom Lunzer
* Indicates people to cleanse Sacred Vessels
WEEKDAY MASSES AT ST. JOSEPH
TUES., WED., THURS., FRI., 7:30 am
SATURDAY 8:00 am
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED
SACRAMENT
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
From 6:30 am—7:30 am
The Rosary is prayed each day at 6:55 am
during the Holy Hour.
FRIDAY’S “24 HOUR BEGINS”
8 am through Saturday 7:45 am Benediction
The Chaplet of Divine Mercy recited after
each daily Mass.
RECONCILIATION SCHEDULE
ST. JOSEPH: TUES., WED., THURS., FRI. 7-7:20 am
SATURDAYS: 4:30-5:00 pm
Call the office to schedule a time for
confession if you would like to receive
this wonderful sacrament outside the
regular schedule.
■ Marriage Preparation Couples and or parents should be reg-
istered members of the parish. Please
call the office 9 months in advance to
set up dates for required classes for
marriage preparation. No wedding
dates will be set over the phone.
Call 651.465.7345.
Electronic Bulletin:
Would you like to receive the bulletin
electronically? Call the office
651.465.7345
■ Mass Intentions
For Mass requests,
please contact the
office at 651.465.7345
to put the intention on the calendar.
SAINT FRANCIS XAVIER CATHOLIC CHURCH FRANCONIA, MINNESOTA
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
■ Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus
Christ the King, Nov. 20, 2011
1st Reading: Ezekiel 34:11-12, 15-17
2nd Reading: 1 Corinthians 15:20-26, 28
Gospel: Matthew 25:31-46
■ Help Needed to Clean and Iron
Purificators St. Francis Xavier is
looking for someone to wash and iron
the purificators once a month. Training
will be provided along with an iron
press. Please call the office or talk with
Tony Zais.
■ The words at Mass are changing
but our faith remains constant.
St. Francis Financial Contributions
Weekly needed income: $1,519.23
Children’s Offering: $ 2.24
Nov. 01, All Saints: $ 121.00
EFT (Nov. 05) $ 105.00
Nov. 06: $ 1128.00
Year to Date (7/1/11): -$720.81
■ St. Francis Xavier
Christmas Party
Thurs., Dec. 1, 2011, 6 pm
Dallas House, St. Croix Falls, WI 6 pm Dinner and Program
$25.00 per person
RSVP by Nov. 25 to
Loretta Anderson 651.257.2324 or
Rose Ann Hawley 651.433.2007
Choices: Walleye, 1/2 Chicken or
Filet Mignon
■ St. Francis Xavier
prays the Rosary every
Sunday at 8:40 am. Please
come early and join us.
Nov. 13--9 am Mass-11 am Rel. Ed.
Fuel Envelope Offering
Nov. 15--SJ-7 pm Knights of Columbus
Nov. 19--SJ- Anointing of the Sick
Following 5:30 pm Mass
Nov. 20--9 am Mass-11 am Rel. Ed.
Rosary Sunday, CCHD Collection
SJ-Anointing of the Sick
following 10:30 am Mass
Nov. 24--Thanksgiving Day
SJ- 8 am Mass
Nov. 25-27--Taylors Falls Lighting Festival
Nov. 27--First Sunday of Advent
9 am Mass, No Rel. Ed., Food Shelf Sunday
■ CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SAINT JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH TAYLORS FALLS, MINNESOTA
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS ■ CALENDAR OF EVENTS
St. Joseph Financial Contributions
Weekly needed income: $3,250.00
Children’s Offering: $ 16.00
Nov. 01, All Saints: $ 214.00
EFT (Nov. 5) $ 550.00
Nov. 06: $3,521.90
Year to Date (7/1/11): $1,103.44
■ Thank you to Matthew Rapp and
Carl Ostling for volunteering to do
the lawn care of the Rectory and St.
Joseph campus grounds. They to-
gether have been sharing the duties
of lawn mowing and fall clean up
and have done a great job keeping
up with it all.
■ Thank you to Tony Zais for all
he has done to develop and organize a
group to be altar servers for St. Joseph.
He has given up his time to have infor-
mational meetings, training sessions
and Mass training with the children.
This is a need for Father Frank to have
altar servers assist him at Mass and we
need to keep all of Tony’s efforts to
keep it available for each Mass. Thank
you to all the children who have excit-
edly stepped up to want to do this ser-
vice. Let us as a parish support them
with encouragement and help needed
with scheduling and training.
Nov. 12--4:30-5 pm Conf., 5:30 pm Mass
Fuel Envelope Offering
Nov. 13--7:30 am Mass, 9-10:15 am Rel. Ed.
10:30 am Mass, Fuel Envelope Offering
Nov. 15--7 pm Knights of Columbus
Nov. 16--6:30-7:45 pm Rel. Ed &
Kids for Christ
Nov. 17--5:30 pm Parish Council
Nov. 19--4:30-5 pm Conf., 5:30 pm Mass
CCHD Collection
Anointing of the Sick Following Mass Nov. 20--CCHD Collection
7:30 am Mass, 9-10:15 am Rel. Ed.
10:30 am Mass Liturgy with Children
Anointing of the Sick
following 10:30 am Mass
Nov. 24--Thanksgiving Day, 8 am Mass
Nov. 25-27--Taylors Falls Lighting Festival
Nov. 26--4:30-5 pm Conf., 5:30 pm Mass
Nov. 27--First Sunday of Advent
7:30 & 10:30 am Mass, No Rel. Ed.
■ A BAKE SALE GOING ON
TODAY! St. Joseph Prayer Group is
having a Bake Sale after all Masses this
weekend to raise money for Rosaries
for the Missions. Come on down to the
Church Hall...lots of delicious baked
goods for you to take home and enjoy.
Thank you for your support.
■ PANCAKE BREAKFAST
FUNDRAISER for the 8th grade
Confirmation Retreat, Sun., Dec. 11th
8:15 am-1 pm. Free Will Offering.
Following the 10:30 am Mass while
you enjoy a delicious breakfast, experi-
ence the ANNUAL CHILDREN’S
CHRISTMAS PLAY. Thank you for
supporting St. Joseph’s youth. See you
there!
■ Thank you to Mary Jo Parnell for volunteering to be the teacher for
the 3rd grade class now we need some-
one to help her for the next couple
weeks to keep within our requirements
of the Archdiocese. Please contact
Shelley Lunzer if you can help.
651.674.7839.
GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME!
ALL THE TIME GOD IS GOOD!
■ Are You A Registered Member? If not, please call the
office and we will mail
a registration form for
you to fill out. Please
return it to the office.
We welcome everyone
to join the Churches of
St. Joseph or St. Francis Xavier.
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