Your Parish Representatives:

Parish Council Members: Ben Baird, Sarah Bofferding, Kevin Erpelding, Anita Froelich, Jim Gorham, Cynthia Haskin, Brent Rud, Mary Scofield, Drew Weaver

Finance Council Members: Jeff Cwikla, Amy Haskell, Claude Sand

School Council Members: Jaclyn Bergerson, Tiffany Fankhanel, Christine Louvar, James Marcotte, Trudy Peterson, Laura Schwindt

Trustees: Joann Gardner, Hank Krigbaum

St. Philip’s Church

218-444-4262 www.stphilipsbemidji.org

Parish Staff

Pastor: Fr. Chuck Huck 441-4901

Parochial Vicar: Fr. Don Braukmann 441-4902

Deacon/Bookkeeper: Deacon Kermit Erickson 441-4903

Director of Stewardship & Development: 441-4906

Director of Music & Liturgy: Aana Freihammer 441-4905

Director of Preschool & Elementary Faith Formation/Safe Environ. Coordinator: Kris Jensen 441-4944

Parish Administrative Assistant: Robb Naylor 441-4904

Director of Youth Ministry/Middle & High School Faith Formation: Luke Alexander 441-4908

Campus Ministry/Adult Faith Formation: Blake Quick 441-4907

Parish Office Coordinator: Tammy Johnson 441-4900

Facility Maintenance Supervisor: Larry Mack

Maintenance Support Staff: Greg Allen Jim Shaw

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St. Philip’s School Staff 218-444-4938

Principal: Carol Rettinger ext. 4941

School Office Staff: Jean Patnode 441-4940 Kerry Frauenholtz 441-4942 Camille Moreno 441-4943 Marcy Quick 441-4940

Sister Parish St. Charles Pennington

Saturday at 4:00 PM (Fishing Opener to Labor Day)

Newman Catholic Ministries BSU/NWTC

Events held at various locations on BSU campus. All sacramental events take place

at St. Philip’s Church.

St. Philip’s Clothing Depot

218-444-3835 Tuesday through Sat.urday

9:30 AM to 3:00 PM Manager: Norma Himmelright

Diocese of Crookston Victim Assistance Coordinator: Louann McGlynn 218-281-7895

MY TWO CENTS by Fr. Don November 13, 2016

Hope to see a good crowd at the Mass of Remembrance on Tuesday, November 15th at 6:30 PM. This annual event is a time for us, as a parish community, to remember those who have gone before us in faith during the past year. It is always a moving celebration of those lives that have touched us so deeply. Thank you to all the young people in our Bemidji area schools and at BSU for a great fall filled with activities from cross country and soccer to concerts and plays. There seems to always be something going on with our youth and, to be honest, it’s a lot more fun to watch our own kids than to watch the pro’s who sometimes forget the love of the game or drama. I am looking forward to the usual winter events that keep us in suspense during the cold months ahead. Something I notice at Mass each weekend is folks not opening the hymnal when the congregation is invited to sing. A question I was asked as a teen by Grandma when I suggested “Mass was boring,” is “What do you bring to Mass?” That has always stuck with me (as most things Grandma’s tell us do!). It is too easy for us to come to Mass and expect to be entertained as our culture has conditioned us. The priest, the deacon, the musicians, the servers and all who share their time and talent at Mass are not there to entertain. Mass is our life blood, literally! When we bring to Mass our joys and sorrows, victories and defeats from the previous week, the Mass comes alive! I am convinced (and I tell it to our youth over and over again) that God has some specific message for each person at each Mass if our eyes and ears are open to seeing and hearing it! It may be in the homily, in a reading from Scripture, in a prayer we have heard a hundred thousand times before, in the presence of a person at Mass who inspires us because we know what they are going through outside the church walls. AND it may be in the words of a song found in the hymnal! As you already know, we are blessed with some fantastic musicians at St. Philip’s…theirs is a ministry, not a performance. They guide us in prayer whether we open our mouths or not…but even if we don’t open our mouths, please open the hymnal and PRAY the words. I trust you will be very surprised at their meaning. Music at Mass is not just “filler” to get the priest in and out or to cover the noise during Communion. Ask God to hit you over the head with what HE wants you to see and hear and feel when you come. What do you bring to Mass? What do you put into it? I must ask the same questions of myself.

I am writing this on Monday, November 7th, as I will be joining Fr. Chuck and the other priests in the Diocese for our second week of the “Good Shepherds, Good Leaders Conference” in Crookston. We will not be back before the bulletin print deadline. So, no matter the results of the election from this week, may we be a community and nation on our knees as we continue to defend the right to life of the unborn, the right to food, shelter and medical care for all in need. God bless America…and God heal her every flaw.

Monday, Nov 14 8:30 AM Mass: +Donald Welter

Tuesday, Nov 15 6:30 PM Mass of Remembrance & Hope: +Marge Seitz

Wednesday, Nov 16 8:40 AM Mass: +Genny Eisenrich

Thursday, Nov 17 7:00 AM Mass: +Jeanne Parker 10:30 AM Mass (N View Manor): +Edna Eide 10:30 AM Communion Service (Havenwood)

Friday, Nov 18 8:30 AM Mass: +MaryAnn Dahl

Saturday, Nov 19 5:30 PM Mass: +Bobbi Ann Evans

Sunday, Nov 20 7:30 AM Mass: Special Intentions for Hank & Angel Krigbaum 9:00 AM Mass: +Bob Evans 11:00 AM Mass: For the People 6:30 PM Mass: Special Intentions for Jackie Whiting

MASS INTENTIONS For November 14 to 20

THIS WEEK IN THE PARISH

DAILY READINGS For the Week of November 14 to 20

Monday, Nov 14 8:05 AM Morning Prayer (Chapel) 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel) 5:30 PM Cub Scout Pack 32 (Social Hall) 5:45 PM Bible Study-The Prophets (St. Greg/Grt Rm) 7:00 PM School Coucil Mtg (St. Kateri Rm)

Tuesday, Nov 15 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel) 6:30 PM Mass of Remembrance & Hope 10:00 AM Bible Study– The Prophets (St. Kateri Rm) 3:15 PM Little Flowers (Social Hall) 5:00 PM Folk Group Practice (Church) 7:00 PM Men’s Basketball (Gym) 7:30 PM Marian Devotions (Chapel)

Wednesday, Nov 16 8:05 AM Morning Prayer (Chapel) 9:40 AM Rosary (Chapel) 6:30 PM Faith Formation, Grades 1-11

Thursday, Nov 17 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel) 1:30 PM St. Jude’s Circle Mtg (St. Kateri Rm) 3:15 PM Bible Study-Consoling the Heart of Jesus (St. Kateri Rm) 4:30 PM Society of St. Vincent de Paul Mtg (Social Hall) 5:00 PM LifeTeen Band Practice (Church) 6:10 PM KC Mtg (Social Hall) 7:00 PM Blessed Sacrament Prayer Group (Chapel)

Friday, Nov 18 8:05 AM Morning Prayer (Chapel) 1:30 PM Bible Study-The Psalms (St. Kateri Rm) 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM Adoration (Chapel)

Saturday, Nov 19 9:30 AM First Reconciliation Activity Morning (Social Hall) 4:30 PM Reconciliation (Chapel) 6:45 PM Turkey Bingo (Social Hall)

Sunday, Nov 20 8:35 AM Rosary (Chapel) 9:00 AM Children’s Liturgy of the Word (St. Greg/Grt Rm) 9:00 AM Preschool Sunday School (Pre-K classroom) 10:15 AM Rosary (Chapel) 12:00 PM LifeTeen Event (Gym) 3:00 PM Holy Hour (Chapel)

Monday, Nov 14 ● Rv 1:1-4,2:1-5 ● Ps 1:1-4,6 ● Lk 18:35-43

Tuesday, Nov 15 ● Rv 3:1-6,14-22 ● Ps 15:2-4b,5 ● Lk 19:1-10

Wednesday, Nov 16 ● Rv 4:1-11 ● Ps 150:1b-6 ● Lk 19:11-28

Thursday, Nov 17 ● Rv 5:1-10 ● Ps 149:1b-6a,9b ● Lk 19:41-44

Friday, Nov 18 ● Rv 10:8-11 ● Ps 119:14,24,72,103,111 ● Lk 19:45-48

Saturday, Nov 19 ● Rv 11:4-12 ● Ps 144:1-2,9-10 ● Lk 20:27-40

Sunday, Nov 20 ● 2 Sm 5:1-3 ● Ps 122:1-5 ● Col 1:12-20 ● Lk 23:35-43

BAPTISM PREPARATION CLASS

Parents or prospective parents who wish to present a child for Baptism are asked to attend a baptism preparation class. The next session will be on December 4. Please call the Parish Office at 444-4262 to register, or for more information.

St. Philip’s extends condolences to the families of Walt Wizner, Jayne Ramsayer, and Willis “Buster” Spaulding. May they find rest and peace, and may their families find comfort in God’s love.

PARISH LIFE

SACRAMENTAL LIFE

St. Philip’s Mission Statement: To Accomplish God’s Work

Happy Anniversary! Congratulations and best wishes to Bob & Paula Lawler who are celebrating 40 years of marriage on November 13!

Blessed Sacrament Prayer Group Come to the Chapel on the 1st and 3rd Thursdays of every month at 7 PM to take part in charismatic prayer with music. All are invited to participate!

POSITION OPENING

St. Philip’s Parish has an opening for a 1/2 time Director of Stewardship and Development.

The Director of Stewardship/Development is responsible for the stewardship program and increasing the number and quality of opportunities for parishioners and other donors to give to the good works of St. Philip's Church and School while showing them the means and reason to do so. It is the charge of the Director of Stewardship/Development to plan and lead activities that will contribute to meeting the short and long-range objectives of St. Philip's Church and School. These activities will consist of program of planning, public relations and charitable giving concepts. Minimum requirements; Bachelor’s degree in Business, Management, Marketing, Communications or Public Relations or other related field or five years or more experience in fundraising, marketing, public relations and or communications, strong organizational skills with attention to detail and accuracy, with an ability to form teams of volunteers and provide clear directions. Proficiency with computers and office compatible software is important. This position requires background checks. Send a resume and letter of interest to Search Committee – Director of Development The Church of St. Philip 702 Beltrami Ave NW Bemidji, MN 56601.

Join us to celebrate the lives of loved ones who have gone before us in faith, and to rejoice in our hope that

we will see them again in heaven.

Mass of Remembrance and Hope

Tuesday, November 15, 2016 at 6:30 PM Light refreshments in the Social Hall following Mass.

At your earliest convenience, but not later than November 15, bring a framed photo of your loved one to the Parish Office. We will put it on display in the church until the conclusion of the Remembrance Mass. All are invited.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

If anyone is interested in learning more about Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament to contact Monica Arel at 243-3880. Adoration hours are Monday 9AM - 9PM, Tuesday 6AM - 9PM, Thursday noon - 9PM, and Friday 5PM - 9PM.

St. Philip’s needs helpers to create a prayerful atmosphere in the worship space throughout the year, especially during our upcoming Christmas Season. We need several folks to water plants, help with decorating the Church, putting together trees, ironing banners, hanging up garland, etc. Many of the tasks are great jobs for families! If you can help, please contact Aana Freihammer at afreihammer@stphilipsbemidji.org or call 218-444-4262.

DRIVERS WANTED... Are you looking for a new way to help volunteer? We are seeking folks who would be willing to help give rides to and from appointments on an “on call” basis. Please contact Blake for more information bquick@stphilipsbemidji.org or 441-4907.

St. Philip’s Christmas Choir

The St. Philip's Choir is getting warmed again for our Christmas Mass. We will have six rehearsals leading up to Christmas. You will learn many new chorus skills, meet new people, connect with old friends, and sing some of the most beautiful music in our Catholic tradition. If you would like to join, please email or call Aana in the office. Rehearsals start soon, and will be on Thursday nights from 7-8:30 PM. Contact Aana Freihammer by November 15th. PRAYER AT PLANNED PARENTHOOD

Come join in prayer for those who have no voice! Our monthly prayer gathering at the local Planned Parenthood office is on Saturday, November 19th from 10-11 AM.

A Night with Our Lady ~ Family Faith Night! On December the 7th (Vigil of the Immaculate Conception) at 6:00 PM in the Social Hall, there will be a panel discussion about Mary! Talking about her apparitions throughout history with the people of our parish that have made pilgrimage to those sights! You’re not going to want to miss this wonderful opportunity, and then join us for Mass directly after!

ST. JUDE’S CIRCLE MEETING

St. Jude’s Circle will meet on Thursday, November 17th at 1:30 PM in the St. Kateri Room. Co-hostesses will be Cheryl Lonergan and Rosemary Petersen. Mary Rindahl will provide the prayer. Any interested ladies are welcome to join us for prayer and social time. If you need a ride, please call Sharon Zarrett at 751-1606 or Barbara Passeri at 751-5089.

STEWARDSHIP OF FINANCIAL RESOURCES Fiscal Year July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017

Last Week's Mass Attendance Nov 5 5:30 PM 162____ Nov 6 7:30 AM 168____ Nov 6 9:00 AM 325____ Nov 6 11:00 AM 246 _ Nov 6 6:30 PM 117__ _

Goals •Weekly goal to meet budget: $ 16,355.00 •Increase needed weekly to meet the Roof/AC project over 36 months: $ 1,722.00 •Increase needed weekly for maintenance escrow account over 5 years: $ 1,126.00 New weekly goal total: $ 19,203.00

STEWARDSHIP ~ A HABIT OF THE HEART

ST. PHILIP’S SCHOOL

November 12/13

Week #19 Actual Contributions

(received the weekend of 11/6/2016)

Envelopes $ 14,920.75 EFT Env. $ 8,897.50 Loose Plate $ 1,406.11 Children’s $ 58.75 Total $ 25,283.11

SNOWBIRDS… Don’t forget to let us know when you leave for your winter homes and when you plan on returning to Bemidji. We would be happy to send you our weekly bulletins; simply give us a call with your mailing address and the dates you will be gone 444-4262. Thank you & safe travels!

DAY 40 (November 6) marked the end of the 2016 Fall 40 Days for Life Worldwide Campaign. Six hundred fifty eight (658) babies..and their moms..have been spared from abortion..that are known of. The number is expected to rise as information is gathered. The just-ended fall campaign was the largest 40 Days for Life campaign since campaigns started in 2007. - www.40daysforlife.com

NEXT PARISH PRAYER HOUR AT PLANNED PARENTHOOD: Saturday, November 19 from 10 – 11 AM. People are invited to stay for any length of time during the hour. All ages are welcome. Questions: Call 218-368-9019.

Ø This is our last week to “Stuff-A-Truck” for the Bemidji Area Food Shelf. Our donations will be put on a semi-truck on Wednesday, November 16. Please help with non-perishable food items as you are able. Thank you.

Ø Roller skating begins this week! Students should bring their personal safety gear-helmets and protective pads – for this physical education activity. What fun!!

Ø November is the month of remembering all who have died. A special Mass of Remembrance is offered on Tuesday, November 15, at 7:00 PM. For comfort, for peace, for remembering, for sharing – attend this beautiful Mass.

Ø Students in grades 3 – 8 will be going to see the Bemidji Community Theater’s production of “Mary Poppins” this week. “Break a leg” all you cast members.

Ø Mass ministers for this week’s Mass will be members of Ms. Zimmermann’s fifth grade class. Please join us on Wednesday, November 16, at 8:40 for Mass.

Ø Picture retakes will also be on Wednesday, November 16. This is for the MWF PK class, as well as any absentees from our October date and those who need a different, second snapshot.

Ø As an entire school we will sit down and enjoy a Thanksgiving meal together on Thursday, November 17. Please encourage your child to eat turkey and all the trimmings that day. Because of the large gathering, we are not able to accommodate extra visitors. But, we could definitely use extra help with the serving and clean up after the event. Thanks.

Ø We begin the preliminary round of the Geography Bee this week. This contest is for students in grades 4 – 8.

Ø There is an Activity Morning this Saturday, November 19, for students preparing to celebrate their first reconciliation in December. See you there.

Ø Turkey Bingo is coming! Plan to attend this family-friendly event this Saturday evening, November 19, after the 5:30 Mass.

Ø Next week will be short. Thanksgiving Break begins on Wednesday, November 23. May you all find reasons to give thanks to God.

Ø Go online to complete your Safe Environment Certification for 2016-2017. If you were certified during the 2015-2016 school year, you need to again be recertified this year. Please go to: www.crookston.org and following the prompts for Safe Environment. [You may have to “refresh” your cache once or twice.] This certification must be done annually and BEFORE you volunteer.

St. Mary’s Mission Appeal St. Mary’s Mission Appeal (SMMA) collection will take place November 26-27th. SMMA envelopes and prayer request cards will be distributed during Mass on the weekend of November 19-20. Every family is encouraged to take home an envelope and send a prayer request to Bishop Hoeppner, whether or not you are able to make a gift this year.

St. Mary’s Mission Parish and School are located on the Red Lake Reservation in Red Lake, MN. Please consider supporting St. Mary’s Mission in their work of spreading the wonderful news of the Gospel to their parishioners and children. You can view a short video about the mission at www.crookston.org/smma or swipe your smart phone over the QR code.

NEWMAN NEWS

Worldwide Marriage Encounter Northwest Minnesota Ministry

THOUGHTS ON MERCY… “If any one of us does not feel in need of the mercy of God, does not see himself as a sinner, it is better for him not to go to Mass! We go to Mass because we are sinners and we want to receive God’s pardon, to participate in the redemption of Jesus, in his forgiveness.” ~ Pope Francis

GREAT FAMILY EVENT! When: Saturday, November 19 What Time: 6:45 PM (after the 5:30 Mass) until turkeys are gone! Where: St. Philip’s Social Hall

* Pizza, Popcorn, Soda, & Water will be for sale *

Sponsored by St. Philip’s Youth Ministry & St. Philip’s School

Marriage Tip of the Week brought to you by www.foryourmarriage.org

Use a bulletin board or chalkboard to make a prayer intention space somewhere in your home. Set aside time each day to pray for each of the intentions.

What if your marriage is meant to be an important part of God's work in this world? Experience a Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend and watch God's plans unfold in your relationship. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends are Dec 2-4, 2016 in Hermantown, MN and Mar 10-12, 2017 in Baxter, MN. Early registration is highly recommended. For more information visit our website at: northmnwwme.org or contact Alan & Missy, 888-455-3496 or applications@northmnwwme.org.

RETROUVAILLE Save a marriage. Are you or someone you know, living in the pain of a marriage in trouble? Retrouvaille can help. The next program starts Jan. 27, 2017. Call 320-255-5314 or check the website www.helpourmarriage.org for more information. Preregistration is required. Space is limited.

Have you ever wanted to own a timeshare? The parish has received a “Point Condo” timeshare from an estate. It is located at Breezy Point Resort near Pequot Lakes Minnesota. Unit number 508, week 38. If you are interested please contact Fr. Chuck or Deacon Kermit for more information.

ST. PETER’S FALL BAZAAR

November 19 from 9 AM to 3 PM. Serving coffee and caramel rolls at 9 AM, lunch served from 11 AM to 2 PM. Area crafts for sale, huge bake sale, door prizes, homemade lefse, and a children’s dollar store. St. Peter’s Catholic Church, 305 W 5th St, Park Rapids, MN.

M&M Nights for November 15 and 22 have been cancelled due to the Mass of Remembrance and Thanksgiving break. We will see you again for Mass & Meal on November 29th.

Opportunity to be of service to the Church of the Diocese of Crookston In order to serve the needs of the faithful within the diocese we are establishing Diocesan Commissions. The leader of each commission will be: Dr. Mark Krejci, the Director of the Office of Marriage, Family, and Life; AJ Garcia, the Director of the Office of New Evangelization and Justice; and Anthony Lavorata, the Director of the Office of Youth Ministry and Catechesis. Each commission is composed of deacons and the laity from parishes. The Commissions (described below) are a response to the Great Commission: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations; baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age.” (Matthew 28:19-20) Members of each commission will assist the directors in visioning, developing, promoting, and most importantly praying for all of the ministries in the Diocese of Crookston. It is our hope that the grassroots efforts will provide education and formation that will inspire parishioners into action. Format for the work of the Commissions: Members of the Commissions will commit to meeting two times per year with the Director (Dr. Mark Krejci, AJ Garcia and Anthony Lavorata) in order to guide the vision, expansion and life of each ministry in the Diocese of Crookston. The 3 hour meetings will begin with prayer followed by a catechesis or short presentation on the topic. This will be followed by a review of the program and the development of an operational plan. Membership: Priests and deacons will be invited to serve on each Commission but the majority of members will be lay faithful. Parish pastors of the Diocese of Crookston are invited to nominate one person/couple per commission from each parish. Commissions The Marriage and Family Life Commission (with Dr. Krejci) will focus on the areas of ministry as indicated by the title. This group will review, reflect on, and pray about marriage and family life in the Diocese of Crookston, generate ideas for and review all programs concerning the preparation of married couples, the sustenance of marital vocations and the strengthening of family life within the Domestic Church. As they are able, members of this Commission will assist Dr. Krejci in spreading the word about marriage and family life events at the Diocesan, Deanery and Parish levels as these are offered. Priests are invited to nominate 1 married couple, a single parent or grandparent(s) to the Marriage and Family Life Commission Page 1

The Life and Justice Commission (with Dr. Krejci) will focus on enhancing respect life issues from conception until natural death and in so doing support the dignity of every person. This group will review, reflect on, and pray about life and justice issues in the Diocese of Crookston, generate ideas for and review all programs concerning the corporal works of mercy. Specific areas this commission will focus on are; respect life month, support for pregnant women/couples, respect-life advocacy, Project Rachel ministry to post-abortive women and men, promote awareness for the sick and needy, to be aware of the needs of the White Earth and Red Lake Reservations and finally to collaborate with the efforts of the Catholic Campaign for Human Development (CCHD) and the Minnesota Catholic Conference (MCC). Priests are invited to nominate 1 parishioner for the Life and Justice Commission The Evangelization and Discipleship Commission (With AJ Garcia) will focus on supporting and developing the evangelization efforts and outreach programs taking place in our parishes and communities. This group will reflect and assess the current evangelization efforts and groups already active in parishes and seek to more vibrantly live out the spiritual works of mercy. Through spiritual, intellectual, human, and apostolic formation rooted in prayer and thorough study of the lives of saints and Pope Francis’ Apostolic Exhortation, The Joy of the Gospel, this group will assist others to become missionary disciples. Priests are invited to nominate 1 parishioner for the Evangelization and Discipleship Commission The Youth Ministry Commission (with Anthony Lavorata) will focus on the continued spiritual development and evangelization of the youth in the Crookston Diocese. This group will review, reflect on, and pray for our current outreach programs in addition to looking forward to the needs of future generations of Catholics. Through prayer and open discussion, it is the goal of this commission to encourage programming that generates faithful and joy-filled Catholic youth. Priests are invited to nominate 1 parishioner for the Youth Ministry Commission. Commission members are invited to serve a three-year term for their designated commission. The meetings will take place in each deanery. If you are interested please let Fr Chuck know before December 1st. Page 2

MINISTRY SCHEDULE Week of November 19/20

Would you like to become involved in liturgical ministries at St. Philip’s? Call/Email Aana Freihammer afreihammer@stphilipsbemidji.org / 218-441-4905.

Nov 19, 5:30 PM

The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King

of the Universe

Nov 20, 7:30 AM

The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King

of the Universe

Nov 20, 9:00 AM

The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King

of the Universe

Nov 20, 11:00 AM

The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King

of the Universe

Nov 20, 6:30 PM

The Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King

of the Universe

SACRISTAN Marleen Webb HELP NEEDED Joann Gardner Maryhelen Chadwick HELP NEEDED

LECTOR Cheryl Christlieb Joe Czapiewski

Carol Schneider Darla Sathre

Kari Frenzel Kay Mack

Luke Alexander Andrew Dondelinger

INTERCESSOR Robb Naylor Cynthia Haskin Nancy Goodman Dea. Kermit Erickson Dea. Kermit Erickson

ALTAR SERVER

Ella Schwindt Garret Schwindt Adair Wizner

Ephram Boucher Philip Hodapp Lee Walter

Alex Froelich Daniel Froelich Emma Frenzel

Fisher Ganske Nathaniel Gourneau Westin Gourneau

Leo Mathews Mary Beth Matthews Emily Dondelinger

CAPTAIN Robb Naylor Jim Schneider Mark Studer Susie Balstad HELP NEEDED

EMHC

Eileen Gothman HELP NEEDED Laura Schwindt Kell Lovell Marleen Webb HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

Therese Marie John-son April Boucher Pat Gavin Mary Zigan Dan Shea Tracie Walter HELP NEEDED

Stephen Steele Theresa Steele Zach Froelich Nancy Goodman Ashlea McMartin Leslie Downs Mary Varriano Kay Mack Trish Brewinski

Dea. Kermit Erickson Luke Alexander Patty Nagle Courtney Haskins Kimberley Gourneau Pat Kelly Carol Rettinger Rita Lauderbaugh HELP NEEDED

Dea. Kermit Erickson Ashley Anderson Susan Dondelinger HELP NEEDED

USHER

Mark Moris Dick Lehmann Mary Jo Christenson HELP NEEDED

James Wiltse Jim Gavin HELP NEEDED Timothy Wiltse

Larry Mack George Gardner Mark Froelich Jerry Downs

Samantha Nagle Hank Imsande

HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

HOSPITALITY FELLOWSHIP

Pat Gavin Jim Gavin

Alice LaCoursiere Mickie Coe Rick Coe Michelle Sand

Jean Louvar Don Rettinger Carol Rettinger Pat Odegard

GREETER Frances Schmitt Kathy LeMoine

Wayne Dondelinger (sub req.) Jerry Sathre

Marian Evans Darlene Stepaniak

Jan Busch Wanda Doty

HELP NEEDED HELP NEEDED

INFORMATION STATION

HELP NEEDED Angel Krigbaum Trish Brewinski Rita Lauderbaugh HELP NEEDED

Please remember to include St. Philip’s in your will or

estate plan. Wonder how?… call Fr Chuck, 441-4901.

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