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November 4 Mass & Choir at Holy Rosary Mass at Holy Rosary

Monday 8:00 am 6:30 pm

November 5 Mass at Holy Rosary Friendship Project - Upper Room

Tuesday 8:15 am

November 6 Mass at Holy Rosary

Wednesday 11:30 am 12:05 pm

Following Mass 2:30 pm

6:30 - 7:30 pm 7:00 - 8:00 pm 8:00 - 9:00 pm

November 7 Confessions at Holy Rosary Mass at Holy Rosary Legion of Mary - Upper Room Mass at Otterbein SP CCD - Rectory HR CCD Grades 1-12 CONNECT Youth Group - Rectory Basement

Thursday 8:00 am

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6:30 pm 7:00 pm 7:00 pm 8:00 pm

November 8 Mass at Holy Rosary ConQuest Boys’ Club - School Little Flowers Girls’ Club - School Baptism Prep Class - Pre-registration Required RCIA - Upper Room 2nd Grade Parent/Child 1st Reconciliation Meeting Knights of Columbus Meeting - K of C Hall

Friday 8:00 am

November 9 Mass at Holy Rosary

Saturday 8:00 am 8:30 am 3:30 pm 4:30 pm

November 10 Men’s Fellowship - Upper Room Virtus Class - Cafeteria (Pre-Registration Required) Confessions at Holy Rosary Mass at Holy Rosary

Sunday 8:00 am

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November 11 Mass at Holy Rosary Mass & Choir at Holy Rosary Sunday School at Holy Rosary - School 3 year olds meet in school 4 year olds & older start in Church & will then be released to the school

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Mon. November 5 HR 8:00 am Mass Servers: Ben Baldwin, Brayden Hoehn —————————————————————————————— Tues. November 6 HR 8:15 am Mass Servers: Mariel Augsburger, Will Glass, Logan Chiles —————————————————————————————— Wed. November 7 HR 12:05 pm Mass Servers: Adult —————————————————————————————— Thurs. November 8 HR 8:00 am Mass Servers: Emma Lininger, Michael Frilling —————————————————————————————— Fri. November 9 HR 8:00 am Mass Servers: Adult Server —————————————————————————————— Sat. November 10 HR 4:30 pm Mass Servers: Morgan Rempfer, Bre Miller, Ave Klosterman Lectors: Morgan Henschen, Steve Kill Extraordinary Ministers of Communion: Cathy Buck, Emily Klosterman, Jim Larkin, Rita Larkin, Kaye Dietz, Mary Dull, Dianne Engel, Sandy Henkener —————————————————————————————— Sun. November 11 HR 8:00 am Mass Servers: Lexi Rammel, Lily Rammel, Luke Rammel Lectors: Ellen Schloemer, John Hudson Extraordinary Ministers of Communion: Jerry Tebbe, Deacon Marty, Kaye Rammel —————————————————————————————— Sun. November 11 HR 11:00 am Mass Servers: Max Mielke, Brandon Miller, Chloe Christopher Lectors: Carol Snyder, Steve Frankenberg Extraordinary Ministers of Communion: Matt Axe, Teresa Bertke, Stephanie Brown, Matt Brown Margene Craft, Joanna Frankenberg, Dave Gossard, Mike Grannan

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Tues. 11/06 Weekday Phil 2:5-11; Lk 14:15-24 8:15am HR Jim & Judy Fortman

Wed. 11/07 Weekday Phil 2:12-18; Lk 14:25-33 12:05pm HR Webb & Laurena Frilling

Thurs. 11/08 Weekday Phil 3:3-8a; Lk 15:1-10 8:00am HR Tom & Pat Veit

Fri. 11/09 The Dedication of the Lateran Basilica Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12; 1 Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17; Jn 2:13-22 8:00am HR Edna Heitkamp

Sat. 11/10 St. Leo the Great Phil 4:10-19; Lk 16:9-15 4:30pm HR Jim Miller

Sun. 11/11 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time 1 Kgs 17:10-16; Heb 9:24-28; Mk 12:41-44 8:00am HR Knights of Columbus L&D 11:00am HR Janet Barber

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On November 18, the universal Church will recognize the World Day of the Poor, the same weekend as our annual collection for the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD), the national, anti-poverty campaign of the U.S. bishops. CCHD has been an immeasurable blessing for thousands in our Archdiocese over the years. Just this past year, the agencies funded by CCHD have empowered more than 2,500 low-income people to break the cycle of poverty through such feats as finding jobs, responsibly reentering society after prison, educating youth, and securing decent housing and public services for their communities. Archbishop Dennis Schnurr appeals to the faithful this year: “Through the grants we make to well-vetted organizations, CCHD uniquely empowers those in poverty to identify their own needs and to become their own agents of positive change.” Please prayerfully and generously consider how you will give on Collection Weekend, Nov. 17-18. Your dollars are making real change!

Dear Holy Rosary and St. Patrick Parishioners,

I hope all is well! It’s hard to believe the Fall semester is already halfway over. Life is going well at Saint Meinrad. This semester I have five classes. There are 115 seminarians from 30 dioceses across the country and 9 religious communities. There are also a number of international students from 15 countries. It gives me a wider view of the Church on the national and international level. The grounds are very beautiful around here. On Wednesdays we have ministry assignments and I have been placed in Jeffersonville, IN which is right across the river from Louisville, KY. The pastor has me teaching 7th grade Confirmation prep in the afternoon and leading a Bible Study on the Prophets in the evening. Always know of my prayers and I hope to be in town soon! Pray for me.

Sincerely,

Michael Mazzei

MESSAGE FROM THE PASTOR My trip to Italy was amazing! We had beautiful weather and a great group of pilgrims. Everything went surprisingly smooth. And the sights we saw: lots of cliff in Sorrento; deep blue water on a boat to Capri Island; high mountains at Bagnoreggio and at the shrine to St. Michael the Archangel, with Mass in a cave there; and bright, warm sunshine in St. Peter’s Square where we greeted Pope Francis as he drove by in his popemobile.

As I said before, I love Italy. And that love was confirmed during my latest stay there. So many churches and shrines; so much good food; so much good wine! But, so much traffic; and so much noise; and so much walking! It was a grueling trip I must say, but well worth it. However, it is a different country and a very different culture. Coming back to the States is a great relief. The first thing I did in the airport in Atlanta was get a cheeseburger and fries. Boy, did that hit the spot!

Italy is definitely a tourist country. They are mainly religious tourists, which has its good points and its bad. There is a certain amount of pushing and crowding near the holy sites. Everybody wants to get as close as they can. And there seems to always be a clamor for buying religious souvenirs. Many forget to be Christian in those moments. This is the case especially in Rome and to some extent in Sorrento and Capri (mainly due to the cramped quarters in these regions.) Rome is just crowded and messy. But if you go in to the little towns like Pietrelcina (St. Padre Pio’s hometown) or Lanciano (home of a Eucharistic Miracle), especially right after lunch it is as quiet as New Knoxville. I’m glad we got to some of these small towns in Italy.

The most impressive thing I saw during this trip was the Eucharistic Miracle of Lanciano. I had never been there before. We had Mass in a chapel behind the Miraculous Host and Chalice, with windows behind our altar through which you could see it. Father Martin Fox (of St. Remy in Russia, who as with us on our trip) gave a great homily. The line that stuck out to me was when he shouted out, “What more do we need to believe in the Eucharist?!” The miracle was right before our eyes. Bread and wine becoming real flesh and blood. Heart muscle. Type AB blood…universal…the same as the on the Shroud of Turin. It was amazing. I hope to go back again.

What is God Calling You to Do? Holy Rosary Needs You!

Do you ever want to do something for your parish but aren’t sure what to do? Or, you are not sure you want to volunteer for something because you don’t have a lot of spare time? How about becoming an usher, lector, Eucharistic minister or sacristan? We are in need of the following:

4:30 Mass - Ushers, Eucharistic Ministers & Servers 8:00 Mass - Eucharistic Ministers & Servers 11:00 Mass - Ushers If you are interested and want more information about this, please call the parish office at 419-394-5050.

*Our 11:00am Mass has so many servers that most will only get to serve every other month or every third month. Please consider being a server at the 4:30 or 8:00 Masses.

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The Mercy Corner Corporal Work of Mercy: Clothe the Naked

The Church’s love for the poor is inspired by the Beatitudes, Found in Matthew’s Gospel. Jesus gave great attention to the poor, showing His great love for all.

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We can do the same with Christmas, Easter, etc. and have a great start for next year’s booth!

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Practice Virtue – Be loving. St. John the Apostle is our model of love this month. One way we show our love is by showing our gratitude always, but especially in the month of November. Take a minute each day to think of the gifts you have been given and lovingly show your gratitude. Tractor practice at the Frankenberg Farm with Pre-K students was a big hit! Mrs. Gossard and Mrs. Baumer took both Pre-K classes to the Steve and Kathy Frankenberg farm where they learned about the robotic milking of cows, what milk looks like before it is pasteurized, and the many, many jobs a farmer must do to make his farm run smoothly. One exciting visit was to see three new baby calves. Children got to climb up on a tractor to see how that feels, too. Thank you to the Frankenberg family for hosting us!

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The program is designed to help couples learn practical tools to build strong and healthy marriages. While enjoying a catered dinner from local restaurants at a candlelit table for two, couples view a DVD and have a chance to discuss important issues often ignored in the rush of daily life. (There is no group discussion or group sharing)

Beginning Friday, January 11

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Continues each Friday thru February 22

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WATCH COLDWATER CLUSTER MASSES ON LINE All daily Masses can now be watched live at 7:15am. Our Sunday Masses can also be watched live with our 5:00pm (Saturday) the 9:00am and 10:30am (Sunday) Masses archived and viewable at a later time. Access to these Masses can be found on our website (www.coldwatercluster.org).