Welcome toSt. Anthony of Padua

Catholic ChurchP.O. Box 38, 650 Old Abe Road

Lac du Flambeau, WI 54538(715) 588-3148 Fax (715) 588-3889

Email: stanthony@frontier.comWebsite: www.stapadua.com

MISSION STATEMENT: St. Anthony Parish is a community of diverse cultures. Underthe guidance of the Holy Spirit and responding to the call of Jesus, we strive to proclaimthe Good News, build a community of love, celebrate the Liturgy, and serve each other.

27th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMEOctober 6, 2019

Please contact the parish office to become a member orfor any of the following:Sacraments: Please contact Fr. Maria Joseph Kodiganti,to prepare for Baptism, Holy Communion, Marriage, or toarrange an Anointing of the Sick or Confession.Homebound: For anyone going to the hospital, wishingto receive communion, or home visits, please contact Fr.Maria Joseph Kodiganti.Religious Education: Classes begin at the pre-k level andgo through High School and Confirmation.Marriage: Six months advance notice is required.RCIA: Classes are available for those who wish tobecome Catholic or adult Catholics who have not yetreceived First Communion or Confirmation.Funerals: Please contact the parish office or Fr. MariaJoseph Kodiganti.

Mass Schedules for the ClusterOur Lady Queen of Peace—193 Hwy. 51, at Birch Hill Rd., Manitowish Waters– Phone 715-543-8428

St. Isaac Jogues & Companions—5214 N Lakeview Ave, Mercer—Phone 715-476-2697

Saturday MassSt. Anthony – 4 pmOur Lady Queen of Peace – 5:30 pm

Sunday MassOur Lady Queen of Peace – 8 amSt. Anthony – 9:30 amSt. Isaac Jogues – 11 am

ReconciliationSt. Isaac Jogues – Tuesday 9 – 9:30 amOur Lady Queen of Peace – Wednesday 4 pmSt. Anthony – Saturday 3 pm

Weekday MassesSt. Isaac Jogues – Tuesday 8:30 amSt. Anthony – Wednesday 8 amOur Lady Queen of Peace – Wednesday 4:30 pmOur Lady Queen of Peace – Thursday 8:30 amSt. Anthony – Friday 8 am

1st Friday Mass & AdorationSt. Anthony – 8 am Mass followed by AdorationOLQP– November 1, 2019 – 10:30 am Mass followed byadorationLake Shore Living: Mass – Wednesday 10:30 am

Bulletin Deadline is Monday at 10 am

Parish StaffFr. Maria Joseph Kodiganti, Parochial Administrator,

Email: josephkodiganti@gmail.com(c) (715) 614-8058

Deacon John BardosDebra Ramsey, Coordinator of Religious

Education, (715) 588-3148Ryan Lefeber, JanitorDarlene Machel, OrganistMimi Miklautsch, Secretary/Bookkeeper

Email: stanthony@frontier.comOffice (715) 588-3148Hours: This week: Mon 9-1.30, Tues 9-1.30,Wed 9-1, Thurs 9-1Or leave a message

Parish Meetings ScheduledWomen’s Club: 1st Tues at 1 p.m. (April to October)Men’s Club: 2nd Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.Knights of Columbus: 2nd Wed. 7:00 p.m.Parish Council: Thursday, Nov 7, 2019, 6:30 p.m.Liturgy Committee: To be announcedPrayer Shawl Meeting: 1st Thursday at 1-3 p.m.

Collections September 28-29Adult Envelopes $1,377.00

Loose 662.00

Candles 68.50

Utilities 843.00

Grand Total $ 2,950.50

Thank you for your continuing generosity!

October AnniversariesCONGRATULATIONS!

Dick & Sandy WeissJoe & Joanne RuffieKit & Ellen DeublerJack & Chris Stayer

10/1/6010/8/60

10/10/8110/11/75

2019-2020 Catholic Services Appeal

Our parish goal $ 19,577.00

Received to date 4,935.00

Left to raise 14,642.00

Mass Schedules and Intentions

Wednesday, October 9nd7:30 am Rosary, 8:00 am Mass +Delores Fox by Ted & Monica FoxFriday, October 11th7:30 am Rosary, 8:00 am Mass +For All the Men’s Club Members Past &SickSaturday, October 12th3.30 pm Rosary, 4:00 pm Mass +Jerry Zingsheim by St. Anthony Women’sClubSunday, October 13th9:00 am Rosary, 9:30 am Mass +Jeff Zanski by Children(+ = Deceased Person.)

Mass Times and IntentionsMany dates are still available this year for Masses to be offered for a particularintention: envelopes are available to make such a request. Mass intentions areallocated on a first come basis. If you require a particular date, submit a request asearly as possible. Thank you.

Liturgical Assignments for Next Week

Sat. Oct 12, 4 p.m. Sun. Oct 13, 9.30 am

Cantor Herb Ponti Tim & Janet FirkusReader Janet Boeder Warren KonopackiCommunionMinisters

1 Allen Strasburg2 Kim Strasburg3 Carolyn Magan45

1 Judy Krush2 Don Krush3 John Bardos45

Greeters Kit & Ellen DeublerJoe OgrodnikTom & Patti Bella

Terry MantorJohn SmigajDon Krush

Servers Chris Nehring Jim StrasburgBrian Lenz

Collection CountersOctober 7 Nancy Labecki Kathy TeskaOct 15 Terry Lonnborg Joann Szalewski

All Saints Day – A Call to HolinessOn All Saints Day the Church celebrates all the saints: canonized or beatified, and the multitude of those whoare in heaven enjoying the beatific vision that is only known to God. During the year the Church celebrates oneby one the feasts of the saints. Today she joins them all in one festival. In addition to those whose names sheknows, she recalls in a magnificent vision all the others "of all nations and tribes standing before the throneand in sight of the Lamb, clothed with white robes, and palms in their hands, proclaiming Him who redeemedthem in His Blood. "The feast of All Saints should inspire us with tremendous hope. Among the saints inheaven are some whom we have known. All lived on earth lives like our own. They were baptized, marked withthe sign of faith, they were faithful to Christ's teaching and they have gone before us to the heavenly homewhence they call on us to follow them. The Beatitudes in the gospel of Matthew show their happiness, show,too, the road that they followed; there is no other that will lead us where they have gone. We all have this"universal call to holiness." What must we to do in order to join the company of the saints in heaven? We "mustfollow in His footsteps and conform ourselves to His image seeking the will of the Father in all things. We mustdevote ourselves with all our being to the glory of God and the service of our neighbor. In this way, the holinessof the People of God will grow into an abundant harvest of good, as is admirably shown by the life of so manysaints in Church history" (Lumen Gentium, 40). Let us attend the Mass on All Saints Day (November 1, Friday)and get inspired with tremendous hope that we also join the company of saints in heaven one day.

Fr. Maria Joseph Kodiganti*****************************************************************************************************************************************

.MEN’S CLUB RAFFLE DRAWING

Thank you for participating & supporting our breakfast & raffle.Winners: lst Prize - $1,000 – Mary Hoban,

2nd Prize - $ 500 – Jane Pfeifer,3rd Prize - $ 100 – Karen Waggoner

TODAY IS RESPECT LIFE SUNDAY!Join Catholics nationwide in celebrating the kickoff of RespectLife Month. Find the reflection on this year’s theme, “ChristOur Hope: In Every season of Life,” by visitingrespectlifeprogram.org/reflection. You are invited to visit thedisplay table during the month of October for more information.

OUR HEARTS ARE RESTLESS UNTIL WE REST INTHEE: Program has been cancelled

LITURGICAL ASSIGNMENTSPlease contact Ray Renfree at 715-356-4818 or e-mailsrren1232000@yahoo.com to give him the dates you will NOTbe available between Oct. 26th to Dec. 29th. Please respond byOctober 18th. Thank you.

LOOKING AHEADOUR HEARTS ARE RESTLESS UNTIL WE REST INTHEE; Cancelled

All Saints Day Mass, Friday, November 1, 2019LDF: 8:00 amMW: 9:30 amMercer 11:00 am

CHURCH PAINTINGPlease take a moment to see how beautiful the outside of thefront of our church looks.

NEW DAWN PREGNANCY RESOUCE CENTERYou are invited to attend their open house on Sunday, October6th from 11:00am to 3:00pm, at 8778 Earls Court, Woodruff, WI54568. Please stop by and see what a wonderful facility theyhave.

PIKE LAKE STORAGE 28 Individual Units Various Sizes plus

Seasonal Storage Building

Terry Mantor N14959 Shady Knoll Rd. (715) 762-4245 Park Falls, WI 54552

Spring Clean-Up * Pier Installation * Caretaking

Painting * Staining * Pressure Washing Fall Clean-up * Pier Removal *Snow Removal

AND MUCH MORE 715.614.5032

Pray for

Peace