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Daily Readings
Welcome to the Catholic Parishes of: St. Anthony – Niagara Sacred Heart – Aurora St. Margaret – Pembine
July 1st & 2nd, 2017: Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. Anthony Mass Schedule: St. Margaret Mass Schedule: Tuesday 5:00 pm Friday Rosary 8:05 am & Mass 8:30 am Wednesday 6:30 pm Saturday Mass 4:00 pm
Thursday 9:00 am (Maryhill) P.O. Box 235 N18844 Highway 141 & 8 Saturday 6:00 pm Pembine, WI 54156 Sunday 10:00 am Phone: 715-324-5849 1432 River St. Niagara, WI 54151 Phone: 715-251-3879 ***New Office Hours***
Monday: 8:30am to 1:30pm
***New Office Hours*** Friday: 8:30am – 1:30pm Tuesday: 8:30am – 1:30pm Or by appointment Wednesday: 8:30am – 1:30pm E-mail: [email protected] Thursday: 8:30am – 1:30pm
Friday: 8:30am – 12:30pm Sacred Heart: Last Sunday of the month Mass Or by appointment at 5:00 p.m. with potluck to follow. Website: www.stanthonyniagara.org Office E-mail: [email protected] RE E-mail: [email protected] Pastor: Fr Matt Settle at: 715-891-1560 or [email protected] Office Manager & Faith Formation: Dawn Johnson, Phone 715-251-1773 (home) 715-251-3879 (office) Receptionist: Wendy Linsmeyer RE Assistant: Donna Henrichs Maintenance: Randy Pilon Phone 715-251-4522
Bulletin Announcements: e-mail OR drop it off at the office before Wednesday at 1:00
Mon. July 3rd Tue. July 4th Wed. July 5th Thurs. July 6th Fri. July 7th Sat. July 8th Sun. July 9th Rev. Flynn and
Paul Manderfield Priests serving in
the military Rev. Jose Cherian Fr. Aaron
Nowicki
Rev. Michael Woempner
Rev. Msgr. James Kaczmarek
Rev. Timothy Ekaitis
Gen 18:16-
33; Ps 103:1-
11; Ps 95:8;
Matt 8:18-22
Gen 19:15-
29; Ps 26:1-
12; Ps
130:5; Matt
8:23-27
Gen 21:5-20;
Ps 34:7-13;
James 1:18;
Matt 8:28-34
Gen 22:1-19;
Ps 115:1-9; 2
Cor 5:19;
Matt 9:1-8
Gen 23:1-19;
24:1-67; Ps
106:1-5; Matt
11:28; Matt
9:9-13
Gen 27:1-29;
Ps 135:1-6;
John 10:27;
Matt 9:14-17
Zech 9:9-10;
Ps 145:1-14;
Rom 8:9-13;
Matt 11:25-30
SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION
Baptism: Please call the office to make arrangements (includes a 1 hr. class) 2 weeks before desired date. Confirmation: Normally received in 12th grade with prep in RE classes 9th -11th. In other cases, please make arrangements with Fr. Matt & Dawn Johnson (RCIA). Eucharist: Celebrated each Mass. (1st Communion usually made in 2nd grade with prep in RE gr. 1 – 2.) Reconciliation/ Confession: Offered weekly on Saturdays from 9 – 10 am at St Anthony, and from 3 – 3:45 pm at St. Margaret; and, any other time by appointment with Fr. Matt. Marriage: Please call Fr. Matt at least 6 months before desired date in order to begin preparation. Anointing of Sick: Call Fr. Matt’s cell phone any time.
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St. Anthony Candle Intentions St. Mary Candle- Hester Rucinski St. Mary Candle – Doug Payette
St. Margaret Candle Intentions
Sanctuary Candle: Memory of Lila DalSanto
Mass Intentions Available at St Margaret: Dec. – 29 Jan. – 12, 19, 20, 26 & 27 Feb. – 9, 16, 17, 23 & 24 March – 9, 10, 16 & 23
April – 7, 13, 20, 27 & 28 St. Margaret Serving Schedule Mass on Saturday, July 8th at 4:00pm
Servers: Elizabeth & Jereme
Lector: Marcie Crandall
Communion: Mary Lou Neumann, Don & Diane Arndt Cross Bearer: Geralyn Schlais
Ushers: Joe Scheidt, Jim Crandall, Lee Schlais & Bob Hurzeler Sacristan: Mary Lou Neumann Hospital Visitation July 11th: Mary Lou N.
Special Ministry: VandenBush
St. Anthony Liturgical Ministers – July 8th & 9th Sacristans: Saturday ~ Frank Sherman
Sunday ~ Dan & Lori Aderman
Lectors: Saturday ~ Frank Sherman
Sunday ~ J. Zychowski
Servers: Saturday ~ M. Tobey & Volunteer
Sunday ~ Ethan Sweig & Karlee Aho
Greeters: Saturday ~ Need Volunteer
Sunday ~ Jean Merritt
Ushers: Sat~ J. Maitz, B. Butler & J. Butler Sun ~ L. Frantz, R. Wodenka, J. Kososki & R. Kososki
EME: Sat ~ J. Rice, J. Maitz & M. Martin
Sun ~ L. Frantz, E. Frantz & C. Pilon
Musicians: Saturday ~
Sunday ~
St. Anthony Committees: Pastoral Council: chair - Dan Aderman Finance Council: chair - Craig Garvaglia Buildings & Grounds: chair - Terry Sweig Worship Committee: chair - Denise Sonnenberg Karen’s Food Pantry: Mondays 12- 3 pm (every other in summer) Contact: Teresa DePas St. Anthony Council of Catholic Women (SACCW):
President: Jody Wall at 715-251-1626 The Next Meeting: Mon., October 2nd at 7pm in Parish Center. St. Vincent de Paul: 715-251-1574 President: Cindy Pilon Meeting: 1st Mon. St. Anthony 3-4pm. Friday after 3rd Mon. @St. Margaret 8:30 Mass with mtg 9:30 Knights of Columbus Council #2847: Grand Knight: Jeff Champeau (715)251-3892 Meeting: 2nd Monday of each month at St Anthony Church at 7pm.
St. Margaret Committee Trustee: Andy VandenBush Trustee: Jeanne Swanson
Sacred Heart Committee Trustee: Chris Christesen Trustee: Vonnie VanPembrook
Saturday, July 1st
† NO CONFESSIONS at ST. ANTHONY † 3pm Confessions at St. Margaret † 4pm Mass St. Margaret Int.: Memory of Rev. Henry Meus † 6pm Mass St. Anthony Int.: For the People of our parishes Sunday, July 2nd
† 10am Mass St. Anthony Intention: Pat Recla Monday, July 3rd
† 12-3pm Karen’s Pantry Tuesday, July 4th – Independence Day!
† Office Closed † 5pm Mass St. Anthony Intention: Sophia Bacon Wednesday, July 5th
† 6:30pm Mass St. Anthony Thursday, July 6th
† 7:30am Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Grace Lutheran † 9am Mass Maryhill Manor Intention: Ray Schultz Friday, July 7th
† 8:05am Rosary at St. Margaret † 8:30am Mass St. Margaret Int.: Poor Souls in Purgatory † 10am Mass Maryhill Manor and Adoration Saturday, July 8th
† 9am Confessions at St. Anthony † 3pm Confessions at St. Margaret † 4pm Mass St. Margaret Intention: Memory of Dale Roberts † 6pm Mass St. Anthony Intention: Joe Sczcurek Sunday, July 9th
† 10am Mass St. Anthony Int.: For the People of our parishes † 4pm Holy Hour at St. Anthony
Reminder: NO Mass at St. Margaret – Friday, July
14th & No Holy Hour St. Margaret –Thurs., July 20th
Mary or Joseph
Statue Candle
Intention $3.00
Sanctuary Candle
$5.00
Mass Intention
$10.00
Hospital Visitation (Mon. July 10th) ~ Jody Wall
Counters (Mon. July 10th) ~ B. Beauchamp & C. Bougie
Staplers (Fri, July 14th) ~ Lysle Rugg & Ellen Venstra
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HOLY HOUR St. Anthony’s next Holy
Hour is Sunday, July 9th
at 4pm and
St. Margaret’s next
Holy Hour will be on:
August 17th at 4pm, with
a light dinner to follow.
In our thoughts & prayers: Jase Suther, Earl Scheidt, Charles &
family, Dorothy Richards, JoAnn
Coules and Tony Dragosh.
Special need for Prayers: Mike Michaud, Bruce Darne,
Kim Geib, Joe Pluskota, Dave
Schultz, Alan Sawitski,
Kadyance Marie Gilbert &
Louis Linsmeyer Jr.
Hospital/Surgery:
Asst. Living:
Kate Anderson – Norway
Veronica Venstra – Maryhill
Those at home/Recovering:
Curt Arndt, Mary Stewart, Boots
Mills, Mary Selner & Diane Firkell
Please keep our soldiers in your
prayers: Raymond Benning, AJ Sonnenberg, Adam Valeski
and Sarah Mills.
If you are in need of prayers,
please contact the parish office.
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SACCW NEWS Meeting: 10/2/17 Parish Center 7pm
May we be merciful in deed, word
and prayer.
St. Margaret Christian Women Meeting: Monday, August 7th 9am
St. Anthony will not have
confessions on Saturday, July 1st
and on Saturday, July 15th.
St. Margaret Men’s Prayer
Breakfast on Thurs. July 6th Place: - Grace Lutheran Church
Time: 7:30am all the men, from our
three Parishes are welcome to
come! Hope to see some new faces.
LOAN BALANCE UPDATE:
Would you like to make a donation
against the principal of our boiler
loan? Mark an envelope or check
with “Loan principal”. Our balance
on the principal plus accrued interest
Is: $ 32,983.35
St. Anthony goal: $14,867.00
Count: 91 Total: $13,179.00
Only $1,688.00 more to go!
WHAT INSPIRES YOU?
Karen’s Food Pantry
Open on Mondays only! 12-3p
July – 3, 17 & 31
August – 14 & 28
Sept. – (closed 4th) 11, 18 & 25
Needs for Karen’s Pantry:
Tuna Helper, Oatmeal/Hot cereal,
Jam/ Jelly and Canned Fruit.
JOINT PARISH PICNIC
Will be on Sunday, August 13th
after our 10:00am Mass
at the Niagara Heights
Park. Lunch starts at
11:30am.
St. Anthony Collection
Average Weekly Expenses per
Budget $(2,657.29)
Regular (54/193) $ 1,585.00
Loose & Child $ 129.00
Candle/flower/misc. $ 163.60
Debt reduction $ 31.00
Mass Stipends $ 10.00
Net $ (867.69)
Funds held for others:
Karen’s Pantry $
Our Own Needs $
St. Margaret Collection
Offering Envelopes
13 out of 51: $291.00
Visitors: $167.05
Bishop Appeal: $100.00
Candle Intention: $6.00
C.W. Coffee Can: $6.00
Mass Intentions: $20.00
St. Vincent dePaul: $5.00
Total: $595.05 from Mass 6/24
Paid Expenses: $229.95
LIGHTHOUSE CATHOLIC
MEDIA: Check out the new CD’s
in the back of church. Take one
home and share it with a friend:
Free for Easter season is the DVD:
FORGIVEN the transforming power
of confession and the CD,
BEYOND BELIEF Following
Christ today. Enjoy the copies:
ALLEUIA HE IS RISEN!
FIVE new priests for the Green
Bay Diocese: keep in your
prayers: Adam Bradley, Matthew
Rapple, Mark Mleziva, Jon
Thorsen, and Zach Weber were
ordained on July 1st by Bishop
David Ricken as priests for the
Green Bay Diocese.
St. Margaret will be looking for
raffle items for the Harvest dinner
in Sept. If you would like to donate
please see Mary Lou by July 22nd.
Raffles will be on display Aug. 5th.
Prayer Requests: Phone Tree ~ Contact Louise Hohol (715)251-3753 or Rose Bousley (715)251-3249. E-mail Tree: [email protected]
Celebrating, God’s gift of
Life & Freedom!
mailto:[email protected]
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The Neo-Catechumenal Way continues on Tuesday evenings at
6:30pm in the St. Anthony Parish
Center. Let’s continue to learn our
faith and share in God’s WORD!
Our Deepest Sympathy goes out
to the family and friends of: Cheryl
Hafeman. Eternal rest grant unto
her O Lord, and let perpetual light
shine upon her.
CONGRATULATIONS: to
Vonnie VanPembrook, who was
re-elected Lay Secretary-Trustee
for Sacred Heart Parish. May God
bless you in and through your
ministry to our parish.
Saint of the day – July 1st
Saint Junipero Serra
Saint Junipero Serra was canonized
by Pope Francis on the steps of the
Basilica of the Immaculate
Conception in Washington DC on
September 23, 2015. Known for
having traveled the west coast of
the country, Saint Juniper founded
many of the famous California
Missions in the 18th century.
Giving his life for the Native
Americans and the missions, Saint
Junipero is honored with a statue in
the United States Capitol National
Statuary Hall.
St. Margaret Christian Women will be hosting their first Polka-
Booyah Picnic under a tent in our
backyard on Sunday, August 27th. (The dining room will also be open)
We will have live Music by the
River Band, 50/50 Raffle, Burgers,
Brats, Booyah, Beer & Soda. This
event will be starting at Noon to
3:00pm. Please come to help
support this fundraiser while
enjoying great music & food!
THANK YOU!! to all those who
helped at the concession stand
during the Lion’s Picnic: Carrie
Geldmeyer, Patti Sparapani, Nicole
Wolosyn, Heather Lantagne, Bob
Burton, Joe & Shanna Champeau,
Bill & Donna Moreau, Shannon
Moreau, Linda & Dale Blagec, and
numerous Lion’s members.
NEW LITURGICAL
SCHEDULES ARE AVAILABLE
ON THE BACK TABLE FOR ST.
ANTHONY PARISH– the picnic
letter is included in your
envelope
Have a Safe & Happy
4th of July!
Iron Mountain: The Iron Mtn. /
Kingsford Parade kicks off at 9 am
on Woodward Ave. and finishes in
front of the VA Hospital. Fireworks
are at dusk from Millie Hill.
Norway: The Norway Parade
begins at 6:30 pm on Main St. The
Norway City Band plays after the
parade. Fireworks at dusk.
Florence: Fireworks on the 4th at
dusk. Badwater Ski-ters Waterski
Show is on the 4th at 2 pm at
Vagabond Park in Spread Eagle.
PICNIC LETTER &
POSTCARDS are in the mail…
The postcard will simply ask if you
want to continue being a registered
member of your home parish.
Registered members will receive a
census letter to update our Parish
Soft system. We would truly
appreciate everyone’s help on
getting our records updated with the
correct information. Thank you!
FREE: One large projection
TV Call the office
If interested.
NEW Parish Office Hours
Begins NOW St. Margaret Parish
Monday ~ 8:30am–1:30pm
Friday ~ 8:30am-1:30pm
St. Anthony Parish
Tuesday ~ 8:30am–1:30pm
Wednesday ~ 8:30am-1:30pm
Thursday ~ 8:30am-1:30pm
Friday ~ 8:30am-12:30pm
THE OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED
TUESDAY, JULY 4th
ST. ANTHONY PARISH:
Sacristan
Environment Coordinator
Pre-K catechist
1st grade catechist
2nd grade catechist
3rd grade catechist
8th grade catechist
Substitute catechists
ST. MARGARET PARISH:
Sacristan, EME, Servers, Ushers and Lectors
Call the Parish office if you can
help with any of these roles…
With the road construction in
front of St. Anthony Parish, please
note the following: save the parking
by the bell and in the alley for those
who are unable to walk a distance;
feel free to park on the grassy knoll
by the bell tower; utilize the parking
by the hall; and there is still parking
allowed on the side streets.
GOD’S BLESSINGS
On all our Ushers.
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Fr. Matt’s Corner: . . . That the world might
be saved through Him . . . My dear friends in Christ, The grace of the Lord Jesus Christ and the love of God and the
fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with all of you. The
Father so loved the world that he gave [sent] his only
Son all the way from heaven to the very gates of hell.
All the while, though, the Son was ‘tethered’ to the
Father by the Love that they share (i.e. the Holy
Spirit). Why did God ‘stretch’ Himself so greatly?
John tells us: so that everyone who believes in him
might not perish but might have eternal life. For God
did not send his Son into the world to condemn the
world, but that the world might be saved through him.
On this Solemnity of the Holy Trinity, we
remind ourselves once again that love is not simply
something that God does – Love is who God is. God is
the eternal relationship of 3 Persons – Father, Son, and
Spirit – giving themselves away for the purpose of Life
[salvation]. God is not merely a rock on which to
build our life; but He has also opened Himself –
exposing the inner beauty of the three Persons united
in love – in order to share His life with us – that the
world might be saved!
Marriage and family life are an image of God
(that’s why we can’t mess around with these things, by
the way). We are created in the image of the Triune
God to open ourselves up to God and one another for
the purpose of new life. Within the Triune God, it is
the person of the Father who eternally initiates this gift
of Himself to Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Within the
family, it is to be the person of the father who
continually initiates the giving away of himself to and
for his wife and children – forgetting himself for the
good of his family. It is the father’s role to lead his
bride and his children to The Father so that through
The Father’s embrace, they might not perish but might
have eternal life.
It is a tragedy in our society that so many men
have turned aside from their God-given greatness and
rejected the role of real fatherhood. By divorce,
neglect, sloth, pride, lust, greed, indifference, and
anger – too many have become too unlike God. As we
look forward to next Sunday, let us thank those men
who have said “No” to themselves and our culture of
death; let us thank those men who have said “Yes” to
God; let us thank those men who – for us – have
become fathers in The Father’s image. May you and I
become more and more God-like by meditating today
and always on this beautiful mystery of the Holy
Trinity.
Peace to all of you this holy day and to all who
love the Lord in simplicity of heart,
Fr. Matt
Ask Father: This week’s question: What does it mean to ‘fear God’?
What a perfectly-timed question following on the
heels of Pentecost, and as we come now to the Solemnity of
the Holy Trinity! So, as always, thanks for asking!
The Bible states (in Psalm 110 and several places in
Proverbs) that the beginning of Wisdom is fear of the Lord.
We also know (from Isaiah 11:2) that ‘fear of the Lord’ is
one of the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit. Clearly, these are
both good things, and so we should seek to have more ‘fear
of God’. But St. John (also in the Bible) says that God is
Love, and Perfect Love (that would be God) casts out all
fear – for fear has to do with punishment. So, this is a ‘fear
of God’ that rather than seeking more of, we ought to hope
to grow out of. Is the Bible contradicting itself here?
Actually, no. We’re talking about 2 different kinds
of fear of God. The latter example (from St. John) is
talking about a servile fear – one that seeks to avoid
punishment. Now, avoiding punishment is generally a
good thing – it’s a strong motivating force for learning to
do the right thing (to obey the Law – both human and
Divine Laws). But if avoiding punishment is the only
reason we ever do good, then we will never mature – we’ll
be thinking and acting in childish ways always.
That’s why St. John says that Perfect Love casts out
this kind of fear. When God’s love is perfected in us, we
will most certainly avoid the eternal punishment of Hell,
but that won’t be our constant preoccupation. Rather than
looking over our shoulder wondering in fear whether or not
we deserve punishment, we will be lifting our hearts up to
the Lord in trusting love of His great mercy.
Now, that brings us to a second type of fear – what
we might call filial fear (the fear of disappointing someone
we greatly love and admire). When a child passes from
servile fear to filial fear, there is much less need for harsh
discipline. An imperceptible sigh or a downcast glance
from a parent is enough to make the child never want to
commit the least infraction ever again!
Finally, there is a third (and shall we say a more
perfect) type of fear. That is the disorienting entrance into
an awe-filled wondrous mystery. This is the fear that we
experience when we recognize our smallness in the
presence of some immense greatness. It might be the
dizziness of looking out from a great height, or it might
come from having a huge whale suddenly emerge from the
depths as you’re swimming in the ocean. Always, it comes
from contemplating the Face of God. This is One who is
far beyond me and my puny ideas. This is Wonder and
Awe, this is true and perfect ‘fear of the Lord.’
Wow, I better end this right here before I wet
myself. Thanks again for another great question, and until
next week, may God bless you and your loved ones!
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In Loving Memory of
Jim Merritt
In Loving Memory of:
Pat Recla
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Deceased Loved Ones of the
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In Loving Memory Of:
Dan, Steve & Kevin Schultz
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