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PASTOR Very Rev. Justin Kizewski Email: [email protected] Cell #: 1-715-456-0088 OFFICE STAFF Joanne Oleson Karin Hawkins CRE: Paula Hanson WEEKDAY MASSES: Tuesday thru Saturday: 8:30 a.m. School Mass on Wednesday: 8:30 a.m.
WEEKEND MASSES:
Saturday 5:00 p.m.
Sunday 8:00 & 11:00 a.m.
ST. BRIDGET Sunday9:30 a.m. Sr. Yvonne Hiess
SACRAMENTS Confession: Saturday @ 4:00 p Tue.-Saturday: 8:10-8:25 a.m. Baptism: Registration is needed one month prior. Anointing of the Sick: Anytime on call Marriage: Contact Pastor at least six months prior to date. Funeral: Contact the Pastor. Communion to home-bound: Call the rectory.
Holy Ghost Rectory Phone: 715-723-4890 Fax : 715-723-7358 Holy Ghost School Phone: 715-723-6478
MACS: 715-723-0538-
macs.k12.wi.us
PARISH OFFICE HOURS:
TUE.-THU.: 9A.M.-NOON; 1-4
FRIDAY: 9A.M.-NOON
CLOSED MONDAYS,
HOLIDAYS & HOLYDAYS
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Welcome all visitors to our Parish Church
June 17, 2018
Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time
Today
We honor
Our
Fathers,
Grand-
fathers,
godfathers,
And all
Those
Who have
acted like
Fathers in
Our lives.
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STEWARDS OF HOLY
GHOST PARISH
DATE & TIME READER ALTAR SERVERS EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS
Saturday 5:00 p.m. Ken Nehring Nadia Tambornino Ken & Peggy Nehring/ Jim & Carol Shilha/ VOLUNTEER Greg & Kelly Misfeldt Sunday 8:00 a.m. Candas Konop Ben Prissel Rachel Ouimet/ Jeanette Prince/ Jeff Seckora Grant Rice Ellen Smith/ Kevin & Linda Sullivan 11:00 a.m. Molly Bushman Danika Strader Michelle Deetz/ Carol & Lee Dzienkowski VOLUNTEER Jim Gilbertson/ Jim & Susan Maes
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PASTORAL COUNCIL
Candas Konop—Chairperson 715-577-9597 Jerry Zais, Richard Wold, Tom Hubbard, Donna Meier, Jean Durch, Chris Fischer, Erin Brick, Stephanie Abbe, Tim Strader FINANCE COUNCIL Dave See—Chairperson 715-723-1290 Wanda Brooks—Secretary 715-726-1223 Richard Ruf, John Abbe DEANERY REP. Jeanette Prince CHOIR Lisa Hubbard: 715-723-0759
SACRISTANS JODY SMITH 715-723-6225 KAREN ELSTRAN 715-723-0925 CRE PAULA HANSON 715-379-2235 [email protected] USHER Mark Warns 715-210-1429 Friends of Jesus & St. Bridget Sr. Yvonne Hiess: 715-726-2378 Prayer Chain Letty Warns: 715-861-3998 Parish Office Email Addresses: Karin Hawkins: [email protected] Joanne Oleson: [email protected]
MINISTRY SCHEDULE—HOLY WEEK/ EASTER SUNDAY
Tuesday, June 19 5:00 p.m. + Fran Daniel Wednesday, June 20 8:30 a.m. + Deceased of Reynen & Zwiefelhofer Families Thursday, June 21 8:30 a.m. + Tina Buchanan Friday, June 22 8:30 a.m. + Audrey Faschingbauer 10:00 a.m. (Chippewa Manor) + Bob Bromeisl Saturday, June 23 8:30 a.m. + Fr. Edwin Thome Holy Ghost Weekend Masses:
Saturday, June 23 5:00 p.m. + Nick Travaglio Sunday, June 24 8:00 a.m. + Sr. Karen Hophan 11:00 a.m. Intentions of the Parish Family
“It was not you who chose me, but I who chose you and appointed you to go and bear fruit, that will remain so that whatever you ask the Father in my name, he may give you.” …. John 15:16
LITURGICAL CELEBRATIONS
June 19-24, 2018
MINISTRIES WE COUNT ON
USHER MINISTRY– June, 2018 Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Ray King/ Rod Henning Sunday 8:00 a.m. Chuck Frenette/ Gale Engel 11:00 a.m. Jim Schemenauer/ Scott Hall MUSIC MINISTRY— June 23/24, 2018 Saturday 5:00 p.m. Sean & Paula Hanson Sunday 8:00 a.m. Lisa Hubbard 11:00 a.m. Angie Huls SCRIP VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE—June 23/24, 2018
Saturday 5:00 p.m. Volunteer Sunday 8:00 a.m. Tony & Jeanne Brick 11:00 a.m. Chuck & Carolyn Peloquin
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MINISTRY SCHEDULE JUNE 23/24, 2018
Attention All
Ushers:
Please send your
E-Mail addresses
To:
Markcwarns2
@gmail.com
Thank you,
Mark Warns
�INFORMATION FOR THE WEEKEND BULLETIN NEEDS TO BE AT THE RECTO-RY BY WEDNESDAY, 10:00 A.M. OF THAT WEEK. THANK YOU. EMAIL TO OUR EADDRESS:
OR IN WRITING TO: 412 S MAIN ST
HOLY GHOST PARISH
CONTRIBUTIONS
JUNE 9/10, 2018
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Third weekend in June, 2018 John Abbe/ Jeff Smiskey Kiersten Jacobson Dan Globensky
Fourth weekend in June, 2018 Dick Schneider/ Kathy LeMay
Lori Faschingbauer
PICNIC COIN BUCKET The Silent Auction team is collect-ing loose change all year, so drop your change in the bucket in the ves-tibule. All that is collected will be put in a jug for bidding at the picnic.
MUSIC MINISTRY We are in need of more musicians with piano and/or organ talents to inspire our music at various Masses, especially at the Saturday 5:00 p.m. Masses and the 8:00 a.m. Masses during June, July, and August. What a great opportunity to praise and serve our Lord. Interested? Contact Lisa Hubbard @ 723-0759.
THANK YOU We extend a big thank you to Cathy Kidd, who recently volunteered to help with Church Cleaning. You are much appreciated, as is everyone who helps keep the Lord’s House well dusted and shiny. … Rachel Ouimet
OF INTEREST TO ALL …
THE HOLY GHOST T.V. MASS For the next Sunday, June 24 on Channel 18, the home bound or anyone who cannot come to Church for Sunday Mass, will be viewing our own Fr. Justin and parishioners. Please remind your family members who might not regularly watch the T.V. Masses that we’re on!
WELCOME! This past week we registered the Jonathan/Erin Jansky family, and they are: Jonathan, Erin (Henning), Evan, Brynn, & Declan Jansky. The Jansky family resides at 3933 112th St., Chippewa Falls. Jon is employed with Charter as an ISP Engineer; Erin is a busy homemaker. We are very pleased you chose us as your worshiping community.
ANNUAL APPEAL REMINDER … With the end of fiscal year, June 30, it is also the end of this year’s Annual Appeal. This is just a friendly reminder of your Appeal dues to be taken care of. Thank you.
CATHOLIC ORDER OF FORESTERS The District Picnic of the Catholic Order of Foresters will hold their annual picnic on Sunday, June 24 starting at Noon. It will be at the Boyd Park in Boyd, WI. Bring a dish to pass; brats, wieners, beverages, and ice cream will be provided. Call (715) 568-4178, (715)723-7194, or (715) 723-9089 for more information All members and their families are invited to attend. Agents and National & State Officers will be in attendance.
A CHURCH JOB JUST FOR YOU! We have need of someone to wash, iron and fold the small altar cloths each week. The person who has been doing this for a long time is moving. This would be a good ministry for someone who can’t do heavy or time-consuming jobs, but wants to help out your Church in some way. Also, if two wanted to share the job, that would be fine. And not to worry, you will be trained by the present lady. If interested, call me at (715) 723-0925. Thank you. - Karen Elstran
BOOK GROUP NEWS We are taking a break for the summer and will resume again next Fall, likely in mid-September. Two titles have been chosen, the first book we will discuss is: “The Devil You Don’t Know, Recognizing and Resisting Evil In Everyday Life” by Louis J. Cameli. The second book we will discuss is: “The Fisherman’s Tomb. The True Story of the Vatican’s Secret Search” by John O’Neill. Watch for more information in the Fall. If you have questions please contact Sharon at 715-894-1060 or email me at <[email protected]>
� Holiness 15 Before we look at what the Holy Father has in mind when he characterizes the modern versions of the an-cient heresies of Gnosticism and Pelagianism, let’s consider what we do believe. Contrary to Gnosticism, we believe that we are not saved by knowledge. We are saved by grace, which Christ alone gives. We believe that this salvation is open to all and that God wants all to come to Him through Jesus Christ by living faith in Him. Liv-ing faith, lest we treat faith as just a matter of knowing, is a loving knowledge. It is faith + charity. We are saved by this living faith, by faith + charity. This living faith is primari-ly a gift a from God, and it is a gift that is open or offered to all. It is not the case that Christ’s grace is possible only for some. We believe that the world is created by God and so is good. All of reality, in-cluding material reality, is good. We draw certain conclusions from the world’s good-ness. Since everything that is, is good, it says something about the goodness of God who created it. It says something about the authenticity of God’s dealings with us. God the Son really did take on a complete human nature – soul and body, equipped with intellect, will, and emotions. He who created it also took it upon Himself. We have certain convictions of how good material reality is, and how the Incarnation – God’s becoming man – has sanctified created reality even more. The goodness of created elements is emphasized in their use in the sacraments. Water, Oil, Bread, Wine all are good, but get used to convey something even better. The God who cre-ated materials things as good, who takes on a human nature and highlights its goodness still more, uses material things to communicate His divine life to us. Contrary to Pelagianism, we understand that God saves. We don’t save our-selves. We need grace, divine life, in us. That divine life is communicated through the sacraments. The sacraments draw on Christ’s saving actions on the cross which are rep-resented in all the sacraments, but most especially, and most completely, in the Mass. Jesus is more than a good example, or nice guy, or inspiring figure, or good teacher. He is God. He has saved us from sin by the sacrifice of Himself on the cross, which is repre-sented at every Mass. I am not saved by my good actions, by my act of will, by my personal choice for Jesus, by my own act of faith in Jesus, or decision for Him, or anything that we could say that would characterize something that we do. I am saved by God. God saves. His gifts save. His divine life saves. He gifts that life to us on the cross. It is by his gift that we have faith, living faith, faith that saves. It is by His gift that we have His life. Having His Life in us is the only way we live with Him. Once we have hammered home the point that God saves, then we can move one to point out that God’s grace will be manifest by our cooperation. I am not saved against my will. If I am saved, it will be because by God’s grace, I cooperated with Him, I was open to His Life and its working in me. If there is living faith, there will be works that corroborate that living faith, that divine life, that grace in me. This is what we believe about the topics raised by the ancient heresies of Gnos-ticism and Pelagianism.
OUR NEW BOOKSHELF & PARISH RESOURCE CENTER Pastoral Council has brought to my attention that some of you might be con-cerned about the placement of our new bookshelf. The source of the concern might be thoughts of potential risk in the case of some emergency such as fire. We had the fire dept. come and look at what we were planning on doing, and they gave us the green light. They affirmed our plans to put wheels on the book-shelf-it can be easily pushed out of the way in the case of emergency-and they suggested we move it out of the way on days when large attendance is expected, days such as Christmas and Easter. Rest assured that there is no risk in the case of emergency. Make sure to look at the shelf either on your way in or out of Mass. Thanks to all who have helped reestablish order and beauty to our vesti-bule despite the tight quarters and relatively little usable space. Thanks espe-cially to the bequest in honor of Betty Henning that made it possible. Thanks to all for your openness to and patience with the process.
PARISH MEETINGS:
Adult Faith movie night is
Wednesday, June 20 @ 6:00
p.m.. We will watch “A Man
For All Seasons.”
Men’s Group: Thu., June 21
5:00 p.m. rectory
Women’s Group, Thu. June 21
6:15 p.m. in the rectory.
Calix, Thu., June 21, 6:30 p.m.
in the rectory basement.
Adoration, Thursday, June 21
4:30-7:30 p.m. *****************************************************
YOUTH MINISTRY ATTENTION JUNIOR HIGH YOUTH! Do you want to grow in your faith, and have fun this sum-mer? Join the Goldsmith Youth Ministry as we travel to Adventure Camp Week 3, July 8-13 at Cross-woods Camp, in Durand, WI Cost: $399. Contact Michal Jacobs at: [email protected]
WANTED! We are looking for you, if you are home-bound and can no longer get to Church or have no way of receiv-ing the Eucharist! Give the rectory a call: (715)723-4890. We want to hear from you.
ALL SAINTS PARISH, BOYD IS
COORDINATING A TOUR….. Alabama Pilgrimage: Aug. 17-Aug. 23 Father Dan Thelen will be the spiritual leader. We will tour Ave Maria Grotto in Cullman & stay 3 nights at the St. Bernard Abbey. Mass at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament, along with a tour, and healing service. Will visit the Fatima Family Shrine & much more. We will attend a televised Mass at EWTN—sit in on a taping of a Live Show with Fr. Pacwa & tour EWTN-time for prayer and quiet contempla-tion. Price: $640, includes bus, room & some meals. Sign up by June 29. For more infor-mation, call Lori at 715-644-5435.
FATHER JUSTIN’S
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GOLDSMITH YOUTH MINISTRY Join the Goldsmith Youth Ministry for Thrive on Thursdays in June! It goes from 7-8:30 p.m. at St. Charles starting with Ultimate Frisbee, and ends with lectio divina.
∗ June 21—Thrive
∗ June 28—Totus Tuus Local Catholic Summer Camp Opportunity—Totus Tuus Are you looking for a great local Catholic summer camp for your kids? Look no further! The Chippewa Falls Deanery will hold Totus Tuus sum-mer camp the week of June 25-29 at St. Charles School. Totus Tuus will feature seminarians from the Diocese of LaCrosse; it is a fun and education-al camp meant to inspire young peo-ple to grow in holiness, their under-standing of the faith.
• Grades 1-6 … June 25-29, 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
• Grades 7-8, 9-12...June 24-28, 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.
Registration is due June 18. Forms may we acquired through your parish offices or online at: www.chippewafallsfaithformation. net/totus-tuus.html. For further in-quiries please contact: Greg Gilbertson (715) 723-4088 Michael Jacobs [email protected] ... (715) 723-4890.
ST. ANTHONY RETREAT CTR. Join us for a stimulating weekend on September 14-16, studying re-flections based on the teaching of Pope Francis as found in his en-cyclical, Laudato Si. This retreat will be given by Sister Dianne Bergant, CSA. It will en-courage a way of understanding our participation in the “community of Earth”, based on respect rather than disregard. Cost: $200. Plan ahead by con-tacting St. Anthony’s @ 715-443-2236.
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Happy Father’s Day to all the grandfathers, godfathers and dads!�
Congratulations to the spring sports athletes and coaches. The Lady Macks (20-1) won their second straight WIAA state softball championship and the Regis-McDonell girls soccer are at state tournament this weekend! We had several boys at state track Isaac Bohaty (3200m relay, 400m dash and 800m run), Charlie Bleskachek (3200m relay, 800m run), Peyton Tozer (3200m relay), Sean Craker (3200m relay), Joseph Thaler (3200m run) and Joey Huffcutt (3200m relay - alternate). The McDonell/Regis golf placed seventh in sectionals and baseball finished their season in playoffs. Great job on the field and in the classroom to all the MACS students. Have a blessed summer.�
Visit us at the Northern Wisconsin State Fair Look for the MACS booth at the fair, July 11-15. Alumni bring us your class shout-outs to share in the Mack Messenger. We will be located once more in the first exhibit building from the main entrance. Learn what the Catholic schools have to offer from early childhood through grade 12.
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Central Offices Hours for the Summer MACS Central and Scrip Office hours are Monday through Wednesday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Closed every Friday starting June 15 for the summer. With over 70 business gift cards available in the office, we have something for you! Purchase Scrip business gift cards now for graduation gifts, gas, and summer building projects.�
Summer Athletic Camps Boys basketball runs June 18-21, grades entering into 4,5,6, camp begins at 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. while grades 7,8,9 follows at 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Please sign up by June 19. Cost is $65 per athlete. Stop at McDonell High on the first day of camp to register. Girls basketball runs June 18-21, grades entering into 2,3,4, camp begins at 12:00 noon to 1:45 p.m. while grades 5,6,7,8 follows at 2:00 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. Cost is $45 per athlete.
Registering Band Lessons Free band lessons for MACS grades 5-12 will be offered one week each month over the summer. Non MACS student cost is $20. Lessons can be worked around your schedule the weeks of June 18-22, July 23-27, and Au-gust 13-17. Contact Director Sean Hanson at [email protected] to set up lessons.�
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