Staff

Father Eric Olsen 357-2400 Deacon Sylvan Thoene 254-6792 Deacon Shane Kleinschmit 254-3220 Secretary ~ Lynette Pinkelman 357-2465 or 254-3311 Catholic Education

East Catholic~ Head Teacher Mary Klug 254-2146 DRE ~ Deacon Shane Kleinschmit 254-3220 Music Directors

Marsha Wuebben ~ Ss. Peter & Paul 357-2104 Cathy Paltz ~ Immaculate Conception 605-624-6396 Heather Heimes ~ Sacred Heart 357-2108

Parish Addresses, Email & Web site

Mailing Address 1 PO Box 65, Wynot NE 68792 Mailing Address 2 PO Box 63 St. Helena NE 68774 Holy Family Parish Email holyfamily@gpcom.net Parish Web Site www.ccholyfamily.org Sacred Heart Church 807 Emerson Ave. Wynot NE 68792 Immaculate Conception Church 108 E. 9th St. St. Helena NE 68774 Ss. Peter & Paul Church 106 W. 889 Rd. (Bow Valley) Hartington NE 68739

Holy Family Parish

of Cedar County

July 1, 2018 The Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Parish Secretary Hours: Tuesdays 9-3 & Thursdays 9-3 ~ Bulletin items due by Thursday @ 10:30 am

(All contact information: 402 area code)

Holy Orders: Those discerning a call to the Priesthood or religious life should contact Fr. Olsen or Fr. Andy Roza, Vocations Director at (402) 558-3100 Sacrament of Baptism; Pre-Baptism class required for 1st child. Call Fr. Olsen to make arrangements for Baptism. Sacrament of Marriage: Contact Father Olsen to arrange your marriage. Please call at least six months before the date you wish to marry. Sacrament of the Sick: Please call Fr. Olsen to let him know when you are hospitalized or homebound.

Sacrament of Reconciliation: Sat. 4:00-4:45 PM; Sun. 8:00-8:45 AM & 10:30-10:45 AM & 20 mins. before week-day Masses, or anytime by appointment. Hospitalized or Homebound: Please call Deacon Sylvan to let him know that a family member, friend or neighbor is hospi-talized or homebound. We will come to the homebound with Holy Communion on weekends. Prayer Chain: Carol Thoene, 254-6794 or cathoene@hartel.net Adoration & Pro-Life Committee: Judy Verschoor, 357-2240 or judybernie@gmail.com

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Mass Schedule

Saturday June 30 5:00 PM Sacred Heart The People of Holy Family Parish Sunday July 1 9:00 AM Ss. Peter & Paul +Roman & Roseline Burbach Sunday July 1 11:00 AM Immaculate Conception +Frank, Viola, Daryl Leise Monday July 2 6:00 PM Sacred Heart **Communion Service

Tuesday July 3 8:00 AM Ss. Peter & Paul **Communion Service

Wednesday July 4 8:00 AM Immaculate Conception +Florence Heine Thursday July 5 7:30 AM Sacred Heart +John Aschoff 1st Friday July 6 8:00 AM Ss. Peter & Paul +Cletus & Mary Kleinschmit 1st Saturday July 7 5:00 PM Sacred Heart +Delores Becker & Claude & Norm Wuebben Sunday July 8 9:00 AM Ss. Peter & Paul L/D mbrs Richard Heine Family Sunday July 8 11:00 AM Immaculate Conception The People of Holy Family Parish

**Fr. Olsen will say these mass intentions privately while he is gone** Mon. July 2, +Delores Thoene. Tues July 3, +Joe, Lucy, Bill Burbach

**Week day Mass servers for July 4, 5, & 6th are Kasen & Kotner Koch.** Parish Adoration Schedule:

Tuesday. 8:30 am-5:00 pm, Ss. Peter & Paul Wednesday. 8:30 am.-5:00 pm, Immaculate Conception Thursday. 8:00 am– 7:30 pm, Sacred Heart

Pastor’s Report I can’t think of too many things I enjoy less than going to the Doc-tor. Consequently, it is easy for me to come up with all kinds of excuses to justify not going. I don’t think I’m alone in this phenom-enon. But, when I reflect on the excuses I make to avoid the Doc-tor’s office, they all seem to originate from two foundational areas. The first is pride. How often do we rationalize that we don’t need any help. Maybe it’s not really that bad. Maybe it will just get bet-ter on its own. Maybe I can just look up how to treat it online. I don’t have time to be sick, let alone fix it. Sometimes an element of shame can even creep into some of these excuses, which is why we try to cover up our pains lest anyone discover how hurt we really are. I think it can be helpful to think of our sinfulness in the same way. For much like most of the illnesses or woundedness in our bodies is not self-inflicted, so too, it is with most of the woundedness of our soul. More often than not, our sinfulness is not the result of some evil concocted out of the darkness of our being. No. Rather, the sinful things we do are the results of wounds and pains that have been afflicted on us from the outside. This is almost always the case with the sins of the flesh that usually result from some image or action we’ve witnessed or experienced. However, it is also why the relative familiar cliché, “hurt people hurt people” rings so true. For my belief is that there are not very many evil people in the world. However, there are countless numbers of hurt people that, lashing out in their pain, are hurting others in, not only numerous, but sometimes devastating ways. Yet how often do use the same excuses to avoid the Doctor that we do to avoid the confessional? Sometimes it’s easy for us to think that our sins aren’t that bad. After all, the more used to them we become, the more we adjust to the disability. Just as the Farmer that lives in constant back pain becomes accustomed to it to the point he doesn’t even recognize how good it would be not to have it, so, too, our sinfulness can become so familiar that we simply be-come so used to it that we can”t imagine how good it would feel to be rid of it. And, it is really the height of pride to think we can fix our sinful habits on our own. After all, most of the time, we’ve been struggling with them for years or even decades. If we could have changed them by ourselves, wouldn’t we have done so already? Of course, shame plays a more prominent role with the wounded-ness of our souls than it does with the woundedness of our bodies. For all too often we buy into the lie that we can only be loved when we do good things. Nothing could be further from the truth. For if God could change, He would not be God. Therefore, His love for us can’t change either. He doesn’t love us more when we do a good thing or less when we do evil ones. Yet, we can become so con-vinced of this lie, that our sinfulness becomes so overwhelmingly shameful that we refuse to expose it to the divine physician in the sacrament of confession by pretending it is either not that bad or that we can fix it ourselves. I think this is part of the reason why Jesus, in St. Matthew’s gospel, reminds us that “nothing is concealed that will not be revealed.” If you’re anything like me, this is terrifying. While I’m perfectly com-fortable with everyone knowing that I’m a sinner, I’m incredibly un-comfortable with the idea of everyone knowing EVERY sin I’ve ever committed. The only reason for this shame is that I don’t trust that others could love me if they knew who I really was.

While this may indeed be true for some, it is certainly not true for God. Maybe this is why Jesus addresses the second source of our rationalization for not going to the Doctor immediately after reveal-ing that all our secrets are going to be made known to all. Whereas our first set of reasons for not going to the doctor flow from our pride, the second set of reasons flow from our lack of trust. How often do we avoid the Doctor because we think he cannot help us, or that the cure will be worse than the disease or because we think what he will prescribe will change our lives too dramatically? What is this but a lack of trust in the Doctor or the process? While this may make some sense given that the Doctor is only a temporal authority, it makes no sense using these same types of excuses to avoid the Divine Physician. Yet, how often do we believe that our spiritual wounds are irredeemable, incurable and will plague us forever? How often do we buy the lie that God prefers to punish us rather than cure us? What is this but a lack of trust in the Divine Physician?

This is why Jesus, after reminding us that there is no way of hiding our sinfulness from anyone, let alone God, reassures us of His love for us. In one of the funniest lines in all of the gospels, Je-sus is going to say, “Be not afraid. You are worth more than many sparrows!” Gee, thanks, Jesus. That makes me feel so loved given that two sparrows are sold for a penny. But, to accen-

tuate the depth of what Jesus is saying, He also reminds us that even the hairs on our head are counted. Do any of us know how many hairs are on our heads? Do any of us care? What does that mean that God loves us more than we love ourselves and God knows us better than we know ourselves? He’s fascinated with us, obsessed with us, enthralled by us. Clearly, He only wants to help. And curing the spiritual woundedness that infects our soul is pre-cisely why He sent His Son into the world. Of course, just like a medical doctor might give us a regimen to fix our physical affliction that is difficult and changes our lives more dramatically than we’d like, so, too, God, the Divine Physician, may prescribe something similar. However, unlike the medical doctor, there is no limitation to either God’s knowledge or God’s love. We know the prescription will cure us because we know the Divine Phy-sician loves us. Let’s face it, if we could be assured of returning to full health, the health we had in our early 20s, would there be any prescription or regimen we’d be unwilling to undergo? This is precisely what the Divine Physician offers us. He doesn’t always offer the easy path, but He does always offer the infallible path that leads to healing.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR!

HOLY FAMILY PARISH POLICIES & SPIRITUAL ACTIVITIES

As the weather gets warmer, especially during these mid-summer months, life gets a little less formal. To my mind, there’s nothing wrong with that. However, there are a couple of things we want to keep in mind so as to not let our informality become an issue at Mass. (1) The Church, as the home of Jesus Christ, is a sacred space. As such, the clothes we might wear to a ball game, to the river or to the supermarket are not the clothes we should be wearing for Mass. While it’s true that it is better to go to Mass in informal clothing than not going at all, it is equally true that making the sacrifice to dress nicely for Mass is better than not making that sacrifice. (2) In our desire for comfort, it is important to remember the principles of modesty. Modesty necessitates wearing clothing, especially to Mass, that draws attention to our faces rather than some other part of our anatomy. Even though the church buildings can sometimes get quite warm in the summer, it is preferable to suffer a little inconvenience for an hour or so than to be a distraction for someone trying to focus on the Lord. -Fr. Olsen

SUMMER IS HEATING UP FAST! SO SHOULD YOUR FAITH! Make it happen by picking up a Lighthouse Catholic Media book or CD in the back of church today! Suggested donations for books is $6 and for CDs is $4. Your generosity makes it possible for new titles to be added regularly. No profit is made from the Lighthouse materials

The Monday Divine Mercy Holy Hours for July will be at Immaculate Conception, St. Helena 9:30 to 10:30... please join us! Holy Father’s Intentions for July: Evangelization; Priests and their Pastoral Ministry. That priests, who experience fatigue and loneliness in their pastoral work, may they find help and comfort in their intimacy with the Lord and in their friendship with their brother priests.

Coming Soon:

Sts Peter & Paul Catholic Order of Foresters Raffle will be held during the Holy Family Parish Breakfast on September 2. Proceeds of the raffle will go towards Sts Peter & Paul HVAC. Anyone wishing to donate prizes to the raffle please contact Keith Stappert 402-254-2390, Tim Pick 402-357-2214, Joan Hochstein 402-841-1075 or Duane Wuebben 402-357-2104 by July 1st.

For Love of Life * Marriage * Family Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love You very much. I beg You to spare the life

of the unborn baby I have spiritually adopted who is in danger of abortion.”

Journey to Love Pregnant? Worried about the baby? Journey to Love is a ministry of specially trained peers and pro-fessionals who offer practical guidance and compassionate care to families facing the loss of a pregnancy or infant. We focus on the needs of parents as they seek to honor the life of their baby no matter how frail or how brief. Our support and services are free. We are here to journey with you in love. If you or someone you know is grieving due to a prenatal diagnosis or miscarriage, please call Whitney Bradley at 402.551.9003 ext. 1306 or email wabradley@archomaha.org. Project Rachel: You do not have to suffer any longer from the effects of abortion. Project Rachel offers

spiritual and psychological healing. Call 1-888-456-HOPE (4673) for a referral for private, sensitive and

confidential counseling and/or reconciliation. More information is available online at

ATTENTION ADORERS: We are in the process of updating our Adoration schedules for each of our church-es. If you are no longer able to adore during your hour, or if you find a different hour or day would be more convenient for you, please let me know. Also if you would like to be a sub, or can no longer be a sub, please let me know. Judy, 402-357-2240 or judybernie@gmail.com

ATTENTION POTENTIAL ADORERS: We are ALWAYS in need of more adorers for our 3 days of Adoration in our par-ish. Adoration on Tuesdays is at Ss. Peter & Paul, Bow Valley, from 8:30 am to 5 pm * on Wednesdays Adoration is at Im-maculate Conception in St. Helena, from 8:30 am to 5 pm * and on Thursdays Adoration is at Sacred Heart, Wynot, from 8 am to 7:30 pm. If any of these days or locations would be convenient for you, would you consider signing up for a regular hour? Guaranteed, it will be the BEST HOUR of your week! Please call Judy at402-357-2240 or email me at judybernie@gmail.com

News & Notes...

Congratulations Cayle Jones & David Burbach who were married on June 22,

2018 at

Ss. Peter & Paul, Bow Valley.

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Congratulations Shayna Hoesing & Joe Noecker who were married on

June 23, 2018

at Ss. Peter & Paul, Bow Valley. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Congratulations Terry & Sherri Pick who baptized the daughter Bynnlee Jean on

June 24, 2018 at Ss. Peter & Paul, Bow Valley

>Sts. Peter and Paul CCW : We will be cleaning the church basement Saturday July 14th 8-12. Mark you Calendars: School clean-

ing will be Tuesday July 24th 8-10am and 6pm-done. All groups please plan to attend. Thank You for all you do to help our parish look its best!

TOTUS TUUS 2018 - Holy Family Parish will be hosting Totus Tuus at Immaculate Conception Parish Hall in St. Helena this summer. Totus

Tuus (Totally Yours) is a summer catechetical youth program. For grade school children (grades 1-6), the program runs Monday-Friday, July 9-13, 9 am - 2:30 pm. The day includes teaching of the Catholic faith, daily Mass, songs, snacks, games, lunch and recess. For junior high and

high school youth, the program runs Sunday-Thursday, July 8-12, 7 - 9 pm. Totus Tuus combines catechesis and having FUN!!! The instructors will be college youth and/or seminarians. Lunch will be provided. The cost for the day program is $25/child, $50/family. There is no cost for the high school/junior high program. There are enrollment forms in the back of each church site or you can contact Michelle Paltz for more information at 357-2163 or e-mail: fullhouse@gpcom.net Children and youth from all area parishes are welcome to attend. Volunteers are needed - please see separate announcement. Parents -

your help would be greatly appreciated!

>The Immaculate Conception parish council will be setting up at the Dance hall for the July 4th celebration on July 2nd at 6:00p.m. and cleaning up July 5, at 9:00a.m. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>St. James Cemetery: Please remove the Memorial Day Flowers from the St. James Cemetery by July 8, 2018. Thank You!

“Eternal Rest grant unto her, O Lord, and may perpetual light shine upon her” Rosemary Wuebben, Ss. Peter & Paul, Bow Valley “May she rest in peace”.

Happy Anniversary to

Clair & Carol Wieseler, July 6, 1996 * Clayton & Bette Heimes, July 7, 1977

THANK YOU to all who participated in the 4th Annual 5K Walk/Run for Life! Winners were #1 Runner - Jake Neuhalfen, #2 Runner - Carson Noecker, #1 Walker - Brooklyn Kuchta, #2 Walkers - a tie between Michaela Lange and Christina Stuerman. Thank you also to all who donated food, water and supplies.

Attention: The parish secretary hours for next week are Monday July 9th & Tues July 10th 9am-3pm (bulletin articles are due Tuesday July 10th by 10:30am please.)

Youth, School & CCD News

HyVee gift cards are always available from Mary at East Catholic (254-2146) and from Heather Klug (357-2388)

The school receives 5% back, and these cards can be used at any HyVee store.

>Follow-up J.C. Camp update. Information letters with permission slips enclosed have been sent out to all who at-

tended last years (2017) 5 day camp for this years Follow-up J.C. Camp enrollment. J.C. Camp follow-up is July 20-22 at Tintern Retreat and Resource Center in Oakdale, Ne. Please pray for and encourage these young adults to attend a fun and faith-filled 3 days. Please return forms by July 8 to Mark Jackson at 200 W 889 Rd. Hartington, Ne. 68739. As in past years, we are asking for donations of food and money to help keep the costs down. Monetary donations can be given by contacting Mark Jackson (402-254-6741 , Shane Kleinschmit (402-640-3728), or food donations to Ruth Wiebelhaus (402-841-5624)

>Hartington Senior Center is having Breakfast on Sunday July 8th 8:30 – 12:30 Serving Pancakes, Waffle, French Toast, Eggs, Sausage, Tater Tots, Fruit, Coffee, Water, Juice. The cost for others is $7 and kids 4 and under eat free. Everyone is welcome, Hope to see you there. Meals on Wheels to St Helena Monday July 16th >St. Joseph’s Parish Constance, NE is hosting their annual supper & bazaar. Sunday, July 15. in the air-conditioned Constance Parish Center. Serving chicken, ham, potatoes & gravy, vegetable, homemade pies, & salad bar. 4-8pm. Adults $10, Ages 6-12 $5 5 & under free. Bring the whole family! Enjoy Bingo, kids games, & many wonderful raffle prizes including 2 split sides of beef. A Prime Rib Dinner for 8 to be auctioned off at 8:15pm, donated by Fr. Keiter.

>St. Boniface Bazaar Sunday July 22nd Broasted chicken dinner with salad bar and desserts Serving from 11 a.m. till 3p.m. In the air conditioned Parish Hall. Activities for kids and a large raffle. All Welcome bring the whole family!!

>VOLLEYBALL TEAMS NEEDED FOR OUR 14TH ANNUAL COED SANDTOURNAMENT

on Sunday July, 22nd at the annual St. Boniface Church Bazaar. Prizes will be awarded to the top eight teams, so get your team rounded up for a great day in the sand. Pre-paid entrance fee before July 20th will be $80. After that it will be$100. Pre-register with Julie Arens @ Cell:605-660-9223 or Home: 402-388-2466.

>Coffee & Canvas | Sacred Heart Monastery Saturday, July 21, 2018 | 9 a.m. - 11; For: Young Adults 18+ The theme will incorporate a beloved summer fruit at the monastery, watermelon! A short introduction and meditation will start the class.(snacks will be provided) Cost: $20 (provide at time of class) RSVP by July 16 for planning purposes Contact Us: Call: 668-6000 or Email: shmpublicrelations@mtmc.edu for questions

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TOTUS TUUS POTLUCK SUPPER - Wednesday, July 11 from 5:30-7 pm at Immaculate Conception Parish Hall in St. Helena. All families participating in Totus Tuus and members of the area communities are invited to attend. Plates, silverware and drinks are provided. Please bring a hot dish or cold dish to share. The Team will have t-shirts for sale so bring money if you are interested in purchasing. There will be entertainment pro-vided by the children attending the day program. Please join us!

============================================================================ PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR TOTUS TUUS TEAM! They are hard at work in other parishes right now and will arrive at Holy Family Parish on Saturday, July 7. Please pray for Mary, Thomas, Amanda and Jared. Thank you! ============================================================================ VOLUNTEERS AND SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR TOTUS TUUS - Adult with Safe Environment Training to assist in classroom * Helpers to serve lunch and snacks * 200 disposable plates * 2 extra large cans of lemonade drink mix (or equivalent in smaller cans) * 3 extra large cans of kool-aid drink mix (or equivalent in smaller cans - any flavor) * if you are able to donate your time or any of these supplies please contact Michelle Paltz, 357-2163, fullhouse@gpcom.net. Monetary donations of any amount are welcome as well. Thank you for your generosity!

Stewardship for Weekend of June 24, 2018

Envelopes $ 3,817.00 Plate $ 508.89 Votive $ 31.05 Father’s Day Enrollment $ 40.00 Peters Pence $ 400.50 Fuel $ 10.00 Fund Raisers $ 33.00 Refund/Rebate $ 850.00 Total $ 5,690.44

Non Budgeted Receipts for Weekend of June 24, 2018

Art Kathol Memorial $ 3,530.00 SH Bldg $ 20.00 SH HVAC $ 200.00 Total $ 3,750.00

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

Sunday July 8, 2018 11AM

EMHC: Clarissa Paltz Lectors: Kenny Wieseler Servers: Nolan & Carter Klug Ushers: Brad Klug & Calvin Schulte Gift Bearers: Lyle & Mary Klug

Rosary Leader (Glorious Mysteries)

July 8: Cathy Paltz

July Money Counters:

Kathy Schmit & Clair Wieseler

Women’s July Work Group

Jean Schmidt, Becky Bruening, Deb Schumacher, Shirley Zimmerman

2018 CCW Officers: P Wendi Klug VP Sue Wieseler (Dean)

S Janet Heine T Deanna Heine

Maintenance Contact: Mick Wiepen 357-3388

Parish Council Members:

Larry Schumacher, Mick Wiepen, Nikki Higgins

Ss. PETER & PAUL

Sunday July 8, 2018 9AM

EMHC: Mary Lee Koch Lectors: Ashly Pick Servers: KeKe Wilson & KeJuan Freemont Ushers: Randy Koch & Tim Kruse Gift Bearers: Melvin & Jane Kruse

Rosary Leader (Glorious Mysteries)

July 8: Ron & Diane Hochstein

July Money Counters:

Judy Pinkelman & Betty Kleinschmit

Work Groups: Please do not clean on Tuesdays during Adoration

Group 4: Eric & Jana Eickhoff & Nick & Ann Folkers July 2-7: Deb DeBlauw, Julia Kleinschmit,

Jana Eickhoff, Ann Folkers July 9-14: Geralda Heikes, Betty Hoile,

Liz Heimes, Jean Kathol, Chrys Koch

2018 CCW Officers: P Julie Wuebben VP Joan Hochstein S Joyce Kathol T Penny Reifenrath

Maintenance Contact: Kenny Kruse 357-2107 Parish Council Members:

Jeff Dickes, John Lange, Penny Reifenrath Finance Council Members:

Judy Pinkelman, Jolene Weinandt

SACRED HEART

Saturday July 7 , 2018 5PM

EMHC: Charlie Jones Lectors: Tim Harms Servers: Belle & Sam Harms Ushers: Frederick Pinkelman & Volunteer Gift Bearers: Tyler & Shannon Heimes

Rosary Leader (Glorious Mysteries)

July 7: Edward & Jeanette Pinkelman

July Money Counters Terry Pinkelman & Matt Pinkelman

July Work Groups

Please do not clean on Thursdays during Adoration Chairladies: Susan Lenzen, Bette Heimes, Joan Foxhoven,

Kim Wieseler, Shannon Heimes, *Crystal Lenzen Men’s Chairmen: Rob Lenzen, Mike Hans, Chris Steffen,

Tony Buschkamp, Doug Hans, Stan Wieseler 2018 CCW Officers: P Bette Heimes VP Sharlee Hochstein

S Michelle Klug (Kevin) T Linda Koch Maintenance Contact: Matt Pinkelman 402-841-0385

Parish Council Members:

Matt Pinkelman, Carmen Lauer, Keith Sudbeck Finance Council Members:

Frederick Pinkelman, Terry Pinkelman

As of June 24th, $15,788.60 (50%) has been received of the $31,800 needed for the Ss. Peter & Paul HVAC project. And

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