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OUR LADY OF PEACE
Parish Bulletin
The Amazing Parish Prayer Heavenly Father, We thank you for gathering us together and calling us to
serve as your disciples. You have charged us through Your Son, Jesus, with
the great mission of evangelizing and witnessing your love to the world.
Send Your Holy Spirit to guide us as we discern Your will for the spiritual
renewal of our parish. Give us strength, courage, and clear vision as we use
our gifts to serve You. We entrust our parish family to the care of Mary,
our mother, and ask for her intercession and guidance as we strive to bear
witness to the Gospel and build an Amazing Parish.
Amen
510 S. COLUMBUS AVENUE ● MARSHFIELD , WI 54449 ● (715) 384 -9414 ● olpmarshfield.com
A P R I L 2 9 , 2 0 1 8 ● F I F T H S U N D A Y O F E A S T E R
Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
Weekend Mass Times:
Saturday: 5:30 pm
Sunday: 8:30 am and 10:00 am
Weekday Offerings:
Monday: 7:00 am Communion Service
Tuesday: 5:30 pm Mass
Wednesday: 7:00 am Mass
Thursday: 7:00 am Mass
Friday: 7:00 am Mass
First Saturday of the Month:
8 am Mass with Adoration until noon
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Pastor Father Eric Berns
Seminarian Arturo Vigueras [email protected]
Business Manager Kara McManus [email protected]
Bookkeeper Brenda Dieringer [email protected]
Music Director Gina Schmalz [email protected]
Sister Virdean Meyer [email protected]
Communion to the Homebound
Pauline Hebert & Debbie Hebert
715-305-8641
Prayer Chain
Jane Anderson 715-207-0477
Bulletin
Office Hours:
Monday—Friday: 8:00 am—4:00 pm
715-384-9414
WELCOME TO ALL OF OUR
FAMILIES AND VISITORS!
SACRAMENT PREPARATION
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Parents reques!ng to have a
child bap!zed are invited to
call the Parish Office at
715-384-9414. Father Berns will assist
with bap!sm prepara!on and scheduling
a date.
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Celebrated on Saturdays from
4:45—5:15 p.m. and by
appointment. Communal Penance
Services are held during Advent and
Lent.
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Ongoing catechesis is
essen!al in the faith
forma!on of the youth of Our Lady of
Peace Parish (OLP). Children must be
enrolled con3nually from the First Grade
in either Columbus Catholic Schools or
OLP’s Religious Educa!on Programs to
receive either the Sacraments of First
Eucharist or Confirma!on.
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Knowing how important it is
to marry in the Church, we
are happy to see weddings
take place in our parish.
Father Berns looks forward to mee!ng
with engaged couples to assist them in
marriage prepara!on. As this
prepara!on takes !me, couples are
asked to contact Fr. Berns 8—12 months
before the wedding.
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If any parishioner is ill at home
or going into the hospital and
would like to receive the
Anoin!ng of the Sick, please
contact Father Berns at the Parish Office
at 715-384-9414.
One of my favorite moments of the
week is the Thursday morning Mass with
the students of OLP intermediate
school. It warms the heart to hear how
enthusiastic they are when they sing, and I think their voices
delight the ranks of heaven. I compliment them and ask them not
to stop singing when they get into junior high and high school,
which usually happens. Even in the high school seminary I
attended, there were so few who sang at daily Mass. I was quite
surprised and inspired, then, when I entered the college seminary
and heard the strong voices of 50 men filling the chapel with song,
prayers and praise of God. Imagine what Sunday Mass at OLP
would be like if all of our parishioners would sing and pray like the
school children. Perhaps that is part of what Jesus meant when he
said we "must turn and become like little children in order to enter
the kingdom of heaven." I've noticed that the majority of men don't
bother to open a hymnal at Sunday Mass. And I see everything
from the sanctuary. Most of the mouths are closed during any
singing, including the Gloria. Friends, that should not be. It's
disheartening when I see that, and so I find myself looking down at
the floor or up to the ceiling a lot. We owe more than that to God
and to each other. How many show up on Sunday without really
being present? Sure, not everyone can sing like a Luciano Pavarotti,
but that's not a reason to have your mouth closed while the Church
enters its feeble participation in the chorus of angels and saints in
the heavenly liturgy. Visitors and newcomers tell me often that they
"like the feel" of our church. It would make my day for someone to
walk out smiling on a Sunday morning, saying "I liked the volume.”
Yours, Fr. Berns
2 WELCOME TO OUR LADY OF PEACE PARISH
FROM THE PASTOR
NEW OLP PARISHIONERS
To join the Our Lady of Peace Parish Community,
please register at the Parish Office located at 510 S.
Columbus Ave., at the Welcome Desk in church or
call 715-384-9414.
A Funeral Mass was held on Friday, April 27 for
Jacqueline (Jackie) Schlagenhaft
Please remember her family in your prayers.
“Bear her gently to the Father’s embrace to behold with joy our Savior’s face until we
meet again.”
PARISH NEWS
APRIL 29, 2018 ● FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER 3
The Mass Explained
By Seminarian Arturo Vigueras
The Eucharist continued…Once the priest
places the gifts of bread and wine on the altar,
he then goes to the servers and washes his
hands. The priest washes his hands as a sign of
his spiritual cleansing and preparation for the
great miracle that is about to take place. This part of the Mass
comes directly from the Jewish rites of purification in the
Temple and the Passover ritual. You see in the Jewish religion,
cleansing with water for physical and spiritual purity was
commanded by God in the Old Testament. For example, Moses
bathed Aaron and his sons before their ordination as priests
(Leviticus 8:6). Also in Jewish tradition, handwashing was very
important. Jews would wash their hands when they would wake
up in the morning by pouring water from a special vessel three
times on each hand. This type of handwashing was said to
remove evil spirits from ones’ fingers. The Jews also had many
other ritual washings, such as, washing hands before prayer,
washing hands before breaking bread, washing one’s body
before entering the Temple Mount.
Ritual and physical cleansing were part of the ceremonies for
many of the pagan religions of the ancient world. However, the
Jews were, of all ancient peoples, the most aware of how sinful
and how unclean they were before their God and how much
they needed to be cleansed from their iniquities. This is evident
from the prophet Isaiah where we read “your iniquities have
separated you from your God; your sins have hidden his [God’s]
face from you…your hands are stained with blood, your fingers
with guilt. Your lips have spoken lies and your tongue mutters
wicked things. No one calls for justice; no one pleads his case
with integrity…they hatch the eggs of vipers and spin a spider’s
nest…Their feet rush into sin…their thoughts are evil thoughts;
ruin and destruction mark their paths…our offenses are many in
God’s sight and we acknowledge our iniquities” (Isaiah 59:2-
5,7,12).
The priest washing his hands before the Eucharistic prayer is
an act of humility and acknowledgment of the extreme sanctity
and respect that should be afforded to God who is about to
humble Himself by becoming physically present under the
appearances of bread and wine. All of us should make a similar
interior gesture of purification in our minds as we ready
ourselves to welcome Christ as he becomes present in the gifts
of bread and wine.
Once the priest finishes washing his hands with extended
hands, he invites the congregation in these words, “Pray my
brothers and sisters that my sacrifice and yours may be
acceptable to God, the almighty Father.” All of us then
responds, “May the Lord accept the sacrifice at your hands for
the praise and glory of his name, for our good and the good of
all his holy Church.” The response of the people helps us to
remember that God provides us at Mass with a sacrifice which is
His Own Son; however, at another level, God also asks us to
make an interior sacrifice so that we can worship Him
completely. Giving up something as a form of sacrifice helps to
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preceding Monday.
remember that we depend on God for everything rather than on
material things that can often push God out of our hearts.
After this the priest begins with the Prayer over the Gifts, this
prayer is the center of the Mass and the heart of our faith. The
words of this prayer change from Sunday to Sunday, however, the
structure of the prayer remains the same and is as follows:
1. We call upon God to remember all the wonderful saving
deeds of our history.
2. We recall the central event in our history, that is Jesus Christ
and the memorial he left us on the night before he died and recall
his passion, death, and resurrection.
3. After gratefully calling to mind the wonderful saving acts God
has done for us in the past, we petition God to continue those
deeds of Christ in the present.
After the Prayer of the Gifts, the priest begins the Eucharistic
prayer by saying with his hands extended, “The Lord be with you.”
The priest through this invocation asks us if we are ready and
willing to approach the table of the Lord and to renew our
baptismal commitment by offering ourselves to God. Our
response to this question is “And with your spirit”. This response
back to the priest means, yes, we are ready in the same way by
which the priest who is an ordained minister lives out his
baptismal promises through his vocation to the priesthood. The
next command that the priest gives us is “Lift up your hearts” to
which we respond: “We lift them up to the Lord.” After preparing
ourselves spiritually, such as cleaning our hearts and offering a
sacrifice to God, we are ready to give our hearts to God in prayer.
The last invocation that the priest says is “Let us give thanks to the
Lord our God.” To which we respond, “It is right and just.” After
recalling through the Prayer over the Gifts the most important
events of salvation history and us recommitting ourselves to live
out our baptismal promises, we give thanks to God which
translates into the traditional Greek verbs which names the whole
central action of the Mass as the Eucharist. Next week I will
continue talking about the second half of the Eucharistic prayer.
Tuesday
3:00 pm
7:00 pm
Rosary & Divine
Mercy Chaplet in
Church
Adoramus Te
Choir Practice
Wednesday 7:30 am
5-6:00 pm
6:00 pm-7:30 pm
7-8:00 pm
Moms in Prayer
Youth Choir
Practice
H.O.P.E.
Praise Choir
Practice
Thursday 8:30-10 am Book Discussion
Group—Admin
Bldg
DIVINE MERCY
COMMUNITY
2nd & 4th Thursday of
the Month • 7pm
Meetings are
held at Corpus
Christi
4 WELCOME TO OUR LADY OF PEACE PARISH
MASS & LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE Sixth Sunday of Easter
(Check Ministry Pro Schedule for most up-to-date info)
Sat. May 5 5:30 pm
Lectors: Eileen Krall (1), Ed Krall (2)
Euch. Min.: Nancy Baierl, Mark Fonferek, Rita Johnson,
Paula Nesbitt, Arturo Vigueras
Servers: Daniel & Theresa Adler, Elizabeth Gruenloh
Ushers: Bill Draxler, Andy Martin, Rich Nesbitt
Greeters: Tom Fleisner, Jim Kress, Scott Maurina
Music Min.: Mary Hein
Sun. May 6 8:30 am
Lectors: John Bujalski (1), Laura Bruce (2)
Euch. Min.: Janet Bujalski, Brigid Dean, JoAnn
Gougeon, Terese Michalski, Mary Jo Zschernitz
Servers: Austin & Dominic Springer, Sam Wilczek
Ushers: Tim Hughes, Jeff Timmler, Doug Zschernitz
Greeters: Joe Orella, Larry Steinwagner
Music Min.: Youth Choir
Sun. May 6 10:00 am
Lectors: Steve Van Wyhe(1), Mary Hartl (2)
Euch. Min.: Clarence & Mary Hartl, Nancy Radlinger,
Steve Van Wyhe, Lori Zimmerman
Servers: Riley Schueller, Haley & Josh Van Wyhe
Ushers: Patrick Andreae, John Boyle, Nate Mueller
Greeters: Jim Banks, Eric Fehrenbach, Wayne Schulz
Music Min.: Joe & Jackie Bodden
Communion Ministers to the Homebound
April 29-May 5: Pat Herman/Lynn Meinders
May 6-12: Debbie Hebert/Judy Johnson
Funeral Servers
April 29-May 5: Clarence Hartl/Tim Hughes
May 6-12: John Bujalski/Al Kroll
MASS INTENTIONS/READINGS
SATURDAY April 28, 2018
5:30 pm † Our Lady of Peace Parish Family
SUNDAY April 29, 2018
8:30 am † Jared Armstrong
10:00 am † Sharon Mixdorf & Karen Gates
Acts 9:26-31/Ps 22:26-27, 28, 30, 31-32/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8
MONDAY April 30, 2018
7:00 am Communion Service
Acts 14:5-18/Ps 115:1-5, 15-16/Jn 14:21-26
TUESDAY May 1, 2018
8:30 am Columbus Mass HS/MS
5:30 pm † Father Daniel DuChez
Acts 14:19-28/Ps 145:10-13ab, 21/Jn 14:27-31a
WEDNESDAY May 2, 2018
7:00 am † Robert Fehrenbach
Acts 15:1-6/Ps 122:1-5/Jn 15:1-8
THURSDAY May 3, 2018
7:00 am † Joyce Kress
8:00 am † Aida Aguas / OLP Intermediate School Mass
1 Cor 15:1-8/Ps 19:2-5/Jn 14:6-14
FIRST FRIDAY May 4, 2018
7:00 am † Duwayne Welch
Acts 15:22-31/Ps 57:8-12/Jn 15:12-17
FIRST SATURDAY May 5, 2018
8:00 am † Ruby Heckel
Acts 16:1-10/Ps 100:2, 3, 5/Jn 15:18-21
5:30 pm † Eugene Daniel
SUNDAY May 6, 2018
8:30 am † Our Lady of Peace Parish Family
10:00 am † Jerry & Rita Heinzen
Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/Ps 98:1-4/1 Jn 4:7-10/Jn 15:9-17
MISSION STATEMENT
LOVE GOD
LOVE OTHERS
MAKE DISCIPLES
APRIL REGULARLY SCHEDULED PROGRAMS
Observances for the Week of April 29, 2018
Sunday: 5th Sunday of Easter
Monday: St. Pius V, Pope
Tuesday: St. Joseph the Worker
Wednesday: St. Athanasius, Bishop & Doctor of the
Church
Thursday: Sts. Philip and James, Apostles; National
Day of Prayer
Friday:
Saturday: Cinco de Mayo
APRIL 29, 2018 ● FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER 5
May 2
7 a.m.
St. John the
Baptist Church
Marshfield Deanery Catholic Men’s Group: First Wednesday in honor of
St. Joseph. All men are invited to 7 a.m. Mass, and to pray the Rosary
before, at St. John the Baptist Church on Wednesday, May 2nd. Join other
Catholic men as we ask for St. Joseph’s powerful intercession as we strive to
be the husbands, fathers and men that God wills us to be.
Parenting Series
May 2
6-7:30 p.m.
Dillenburg Hall
(Church basement)
Get Real! Talking to your kids about TOUGH STUFF
May 2—SOCIAL MEDIA & YOUR KIDS:
It is not just FB &Twitter Anymore!
Thursday, May 3
5:30 p.m.
Our Lady of Peace
Church
Sacred Harp & Song Music Ministry Program—Shari Sarazin will be
presenting her Sacred Harp & Song Music Ministry Program at OLP.
Leave behind the stresses, worries and hectic pace of everyday life.
Find peace, comfort, inspiration, and beautiful strains of the Celtic
harp. Shari’s CDs will be available for purchase and a free will
offering will be taken. Refreshments will be served after the concert.
For further information about Shari and her music, please view her
website: www.sharisarazin.com. For additional concert information,
please contact the parish office at 715-384-9414.
May 9
3:00 p.m.
St. John’s Rectory
The Marshfield Catholic Cemetery Association will gather on May 9
at 3:00 p.m. at St. John’s Rectory
Saturday, May12
5:30-9:00 p.m.
Hotel Marshfield,
2700 S. Central
An Evening in Paris—A Mother & Son Event to benefit The Hannah
Center.
Cost $25/Person (age 1st grade and up)
Ask Yourself These Questions?
•Do you attend Mass regularly?
•Do you enjoy meeting people?
•Can you open doors and smile?
•Are you proud of OLP to welcome visitors to our church?
If you answered “Yes” to any or all of these questions, would you consider
helping out at the weekend Masses as a Lector, Eucharistic Minister, Server,
Greeter, Usher, Welcome Desk Staff or Hand Out Bulletins? Check at the
Welcome Desk for more information or call the Parish Office 715-384-9414
Stewardship Budget $637,500
Stewardship Income 3/31/18 $639,265
Surplus $ 1,765
CAMPAIGN STATUS AS OF
4/16/2018
Goal: $107,880,00
Total Pledged & Received: $103,653.04
Under Goal: ($4,226.96)
FIRST FRIDAY, MAY 4 AND
FIRST SATURDAY, MAY 5
OF THE MONTH We need adorers in church for First
Friday Adoration from 8 am—noon and
for First Saturday Adoration from 9 am-
noon. Please contact the Parish Office
at 715-384-9414, sign up at the
Welcome Desk or email
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