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Rev. Ty Bazar - Parochial VicarEunice Brosch - Administrative Assistant

Parish Office • 743-3117 - School Office • 743-3080Church Fax • 743-4712,--

Sunday Mass Schedule5:00 p.m. - Saturday Vigil • 7:30 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. - Sunday

12:00 p.m. - Sunday Spanish Mass

St. Rose School OfficeRosanne Gallia - Principal

Jeannie Mican - Administrative AssistantFinancial Advisory Council

Jonathan Kalich, President

Pastoral CouncilRoyce Shimek, President

School Advisory CouncilNatalie Mechura

St. Rose CCDGrades 1-8 - Nicole MichalkeGrades 9-11 - Lynne Machac

Sacrament of Confession4:30 p.m. Saturday or by appointment.

NewcomersWelcome to all new parishioners.

Please come by or call the parish officeto register.Sacrament of Baptism

By appointment. Parents must be registeredmembers in the parish. Instruction for

parents and godparents is required.Bulletin DeadlineMonday - 5:00 p.m.

Sacrament of MatrimonyParties should contact the parish office

6 months prior to date of wedding to allowtime for the required "Engaged Encounter"

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ST. ROSE CHURCH OCTOBER 22, 2017

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"Mine! Mine!" The word rebounds off a wearyparent's ears as they struggle with a sobbingtoddler. "No," we patiently urge our off-spring, "that doesn't belong to you, you haveto give it back." But how mightily those littlehands will toil to keep the desired object! It'sa trait we carry throughout our lives, al-though the items tend to increase in size andvalue. The teddy bear or train is traded upfor a mink coat or Mercedes, but the cry isstill the same, "Mine!" and God help anyonewho attempts to take it away.We forget in all this grasping that we too areowned. Our hearts, minds, bodies, yes ourvery lives are someone else's property. Godour Father has full rights of ownership toeverything we like to call ours: time, talentand treasure. There is not one item we pos-sess or one ability we display that has notcome from Him, on loan as it were. And Heasks only that we repay Him with the samealacrity that we repay our earthly debtors,perhaps with slightly greater willingness."Repay to Caesar what is Caesar's," Jesustells us, "and to God what is God's."

Who do you owe today?+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +

LAST SUNDAY'S COLLECTION: $4,849.00.THANK YOU!

* * * * * * * *ALL SAINTS DAY

November 1 is the Feast of All Saints. AllCatholics are bound to attend Mass on thisHoly Day of Obligation. The Mass schedule isas follows: Tuesday, October 31: 7 PM Vigil,and Wednesday, November 1, at 8: 10 AM and7 :00 PM.

ALL SOULS DAYNovember 2 is the Feast of All Souls. Yourspecial envelope for All Souls Day may bebrought to the Parish Office, or it may beplaced in the collection basket. The nameslisted on the envelope--your deceased lovedones--will be remembered on All Souls Day,and on special days during November. Masseson All Souls Day are at 12 noon at the St.Rose Cemetery and 6: 00 PM in Church.

BLESSING OF GRAVESThe blessing of graves and praying the Rosa-ry will be held on Sunday, Oct. 29, at 1:30PM.

PRIESTHOOD SUNDAYSerra International has designated October 29as Priesthood Sunday. It is a special day setaside to honor priesthood in the United States.It is a day to reflect upon and to affirm therole of the priesthood in the life of the Churchas a central one.

We all depend on priests to baptize our chil-dren, celebrate the Eucharist, give us absolu-tion, marry us, visit the sick and bury ourdead. They also console us and administer tothe needs of many. Let us take one day ayear to formally thank them and show our ap-preciation.

NEEDED FOR CCD PROGRAMCatechists and Aides are needed for the CCDprogram. Our 4th and 5th grade classes haveteachers, but the classes are so large (24-25students), that we would like to split them inhalf. We also need additional classroom aidesand hall/ yard monitors. If interested, pleasecontact Nicole Michalke or Father Tim, as soonas possible.

HELP SUPPORT ST. ROSE OF LIMA SCHOOLYou can help support St. Rose of Lima Schoolby purchasing a $5.00 raffle ticket for theCatholic Schools Sweepstakes. All' monies fromthe sale of tickets go immediately to theschool. Catholic Life Insurance is sponsoringthe Sweepstakes and has donated one grandprize for the entire Sweepstakes--1 2018 FordF-150 Truck or 2018 Ford Fusion Sedan or$20,000 Prepaid Visa Credit Card. If you pur-chase a ticket from St. Rose, you could win a$1,OOD Prepaid Visa Credit Card , Tickets maybe purchased at the St. Rose Parish Office.

AMONGOUR SICKPLEASE PRAY FOR: Cara Seay, Bruce Gillings,Gordon Ross, Diane Ritchie, Eugene Schimcek,Connor Machicek, Nelson/Alice Jochen, MarthaHuebner, Doris Anders, Keith Beyer, LeeRoyNelson, Leo Ernstes, Phillip Tucker, WalterRipper, Aline Mendel, Chris Hooper, SharonCernosek, Scott Spence, David Taylor, RitaBrossmann, Luke Friedel, Ernie Mensik, ClaraSchindler, Julia Garcia, James Kubecka, A.J.Janda, Pete Stavinoha, ill priests of the Dio-cese, and those in nursing homes and the home-bound.

PENNIES FOR LIFEDuring the month of October, Respect LifeMonth, the CDA, Ct. 1597 is collecting Pen-nies for Life. Parishioners are asked to donateone penny for each year of their lives inthanksgiving to God for the life He has giventhem. Proceeds will be used for Respect Lifeactivities in the Diocese of Victoria. You mayplace your donation in the containers available.

•TWENTY-NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

BISHOP CAHILL TO VISIT

On Monday, October 23, Bishop Cahill will beat St. Rose to celebrate Mass for the SpanishPrayer Group. Everyone is welcome to attend.

CHURCH OPERATING ACTIVITIESSEPTEMBER 2017

INCOME:

Offertory CollectionCCO TuitionSpanish Prayer Group

EXPENSES:

Adult Religious EducationAuto Expense

Bank Fees

CCD Program

Church Offering EnvelopesDSA 2017 Payment

Diocesan Charges & FeesHealth InsuranceParish School-monthly subsidyParish Office Expense

Payroll Taxes

Pension Plans

Property Insurance-monthly payment

Rectory ExpenseRepair & MaintenanceSalaries & WagesSupplies

UtilitiesVotive Candle Purchases

OPERATING DEFICIT

23360.681018.00

608.00

24986.68

173.74626.92

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1252.75

550.491000.00

334.002491.32

11500.00

434.96208.99

613.001507.85

889.36732.34

5132.00

268.333795.52

231.18

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ST ROSE HOME & SCHOOL ASSOCIATION d4ive-~hAuCiInneJt ~oaa.y, Oct. 22, KC HaU., ~:taJr.;U.ng at10 AM--Chic~enF~ed Chic~enB~~~ and ~-m<.ng~ cU.n.n.eJt- - $10 PeA plate.

Massa.b.for theIn~Week

MONDAY, OCTOBER 237: 00 PM Alvin & Mildred Polk - Spanish

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 246: 00 PM Felix Pavlas - Exposition of the

Blessed Sacrament - 5-6 PMWEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25

6: 00 PM Fred & Josie BalcarTHURSDA Y, OCTOBER 26

8: 10 AM Calvin & Geneva DieringerFRIDAY, OCTOBER 27

6: 00 PM Robert & Firmina DittrichSATURDA Y, OCTOBER 28

5: 00 PM Johnnie & Vickie LevSUNDAY, OCTOBER 29

7: 30 AM Alfred & Willie Mae Shimek10: 00 AM Ervin & Dorothy Kleiber12: 00 PM Parish Family - Spanish Mass

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OCT. 28OCT. 29

GIFT BEARERS

5: 00 PM - Johnnie Lev Family7: 30 AM - Alfred Shimek Family

10: 00 AM - Ervin Kleiber Family

Flowers on the altar today are giv-

iIen in memory of Victor and DellaBerger by Ken and Louise Berger.

. Flowers on the side altars are giv-en in memory of Linda Hinkel bythe family.

GOD'S EMBRACE MINISTRIES - Beginning Monday,October 23, Dr. Michael Fonseca will offer a12 week series based on the formation program"Lead Me into the Deep, Lord". It will be heldat the High Hill Conference Center beginningat 6:30 PM. Come hear Dr. Fonseca teach on the6 Revelations found in this book.

DIOCESAN SERVICES APPEAL

The Diocesan Services Appeal goal for St.Rose is $41,159.00. To date we collected$16,395.00. Have you given your donation?

ST. ROSE MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK AHEAD

SATURDAYOCTOBER 28 5:00 p.m.

Phyllis Venghaus

Dlon O'Kelley

Cindy KalinaTed Kolek. Phyllis Venghaus

Larissa BohlmannAvery Helms, Blake Helms

James Brossmann, Ted KolekBm Beler.dorter, Melvin Kiesel

ROSARYLECTORSEMOHCoClBORIUMEMOHCoCHALICEALTAR

SERVERSUSHERS

SUNpAYOCTOBER 29 7:30 a.m.

Ted & Gloria Kolek

Donna Kunz

Kenneth BergerEamon McCourt, Darren Kunz

Ethan SteinhauserBlake Meyer, Blaine Zapalac

Ralph Kalina, Dennis VenghausHoward Stoner, Terry Saulnier

SUNpAYOCTOBER 29 10:00 a.m.

KC Memebers • Kenneth Berger

Margie Mueller

Brandy BoslLyneHe VyvJala, Adela Luksovsky

Joseph GoodwyneJordan Sommer, Meredith Magllolo

Jeremy Stoever, Jerry KubenkaGary Muras, Ronald Bohac

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