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Sacred Heart Church 312 NE Freeman Ave Sacred Heart Church Rectory 333 NE Freeman Ave Topeka KS 66616-1216 Rectory/Office: 234-3338 Church Hall: 234-6727
Fr. Tim Haberkorn St. Joseph Church Rectory 227 SW Van Buren St Topeka KS 66603-3319 Rectory/Office: 232-2863 Fax: 232-3845 Church Hall: 233-8610
Sacred Heart - St. Joseph Catholic Parish
Daily Mass Schedule:
Saturday SH 4:00 pm Wednesday, Friday SH 6:30 am Sunday SH 8:00 am Tuesday, Thursday, Friday SH 8:00 am Sunday SH 10:30 am First Saturday Only SH 7:30 am
Weekend Mass Schedule:
Father Tim Haberkorn, Pastor SacredHeartStJosephCatholic.org Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
February 3, 2019
Principal: Mr. Nick Anderson HolyFamilyTopeka.net East: Grades K-8 1725 NE Seward Ave 234-8980 Fax: 234-6778 [email protected] West: Pre-School 210 NE Branner 233-9171 Fax: 232-8800 [email protected]
Notes from Father Tim...Notes from Father Tim...Notes from Father Tim...Notes from Father Tim...
Confirmation Mass: Confirmation Mass: Confirmation Mass: Confirmation Mass: We have a date for the celebration of
the Sacrament of Confirmation at Sacred Heart Church on
Sunday, February 24th, 2019 at 2 pm. Abbot James Albers
O.S.B. will be the celebrant.
Confirmation Retreat and Rehearsal: Confirmation Retreat and Rehearsal: Confirmation Retreat and Rehearsal: Confirmation Retreat and Rehearsal: Now that we have a
date for Confirmation, we can schedule our Confirmation
Retreat and Rehearsal for Saturday, February 23rd, 2019.
The Retreat for Confirmation Students will begin at 10 am
and will go until 12:45 pm.
The Rehearsal for Sponsors and Students The Rehearsal for Sponsors and Students The Rehearsal for Sponsors and Students The Rehearsal for Sponsors and Students will begin at 1 pm
in Sacred Heart Church.
ATTENTION: THERE WILL NOT BE A 10:30 AM MASS AT ATTENTION: THERE WILL NOT BE A 10:30 AM MASS AT ATTENTION: THERE WILL NOT BE A 10:30 AM MASS AT ATTENTION: THERE WILL NOT BE A 10:30 AM MASS AT
SACRED HEART CHURCH ON SUNDAY, SACRED HEART CHURCH ON SUNDAY, SACRED HEART CHURCH ON SUNDAY, SACRED HEART CHURCH ON SUNDAY, FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY FEBRUARY
24th24th24th24th:::: Due to the Confirmation Mass at 2 pm on Sunday,
February 24th at Sacred Heart Church, there will not be a
10:30 am Mass that day. Please make note of this on your
calendars. Thanks, Fr. Tim
Archdiocesan Parish Campaign Committee Meeting: Archdiocesan Parish Campaign Committee Meeting: Archdiocesan Parish Campaign Committee Meeting: Archdiocesan Parish Campaign Committee Meeting: A
meeting for the Archdiocesan Parish Campaign Committee
will be held on Tuesday, February 5th at 6 pm in Sacred
Heart Church Hall. See you there! Fr. Tim
Blest Art Visitors: Blest Art Visitors: Blest Art Visitors: Blest Art Visitors: On the weekend of February 9th-10th,
Blest Art will be here to promote and have for sale the fine
wooden artwork made by our fellow Christians in the Holy
Land. These items make beautiful gifts for all occasions and
support our brothers and sisters in the faith at the same
time.
Gifts Received (Reflects the total cash received & is included in the Total Pledged.): 3,347,795
Total Pledged (Reflects the total pledges received plus total cash received.): 3,410,000
St. Joseph Restoration
We welcome you to Sacred Heart-St. Joseph Catholic Parish. We are a Christ centered community of faith which gathers to worship around the real presence of Christ in the Holy Eucharist and the sacramental life of the Church. Through the love of Christ’s Sacred Heart, and the intercession of St. Joseph, we hope to journey from this life into the everlasting life to come. Come journey with us! Fr. Tim Haberkorn
Senior Bingo Senior Bingo Senior Bingo Senior Bingo is Monday, February 4th, 1:30 pm, in
Sacred Heart Church Hall. All senior citizens of our
parish are invited to come on down and play!
Baby Shower for Birthright: Baby Shower for Birthright: Baby Shower for Birthright: Baby Shower for Birthright: January 22nd was the
46th anniversary of Roe vs Wade in the United States
Supreme Court. A way of memorializing this
infamous date by positive action is to help new
mothers who are disadvantaged economically. Most
abortions in the U.S. are the result of decisions
affected by socioeconomic conditions such as poverty,
single motherhood, and educational disadvantage. A
future mother can be encouraged to give birth to her
baby with material aid, which is available through
Birthright of Topeka, an organization aiding pregnant
and postnatal women and their children. A baby crib
has been placed in the North vestibule at Sacred
Heart Church to receive baby supplies (formula,
diapers, mother's supplies, etc.). Cash donations may
be placed in the offertory collection in a plain
envelope marked "Birthright Baby Shower" marked
with your name and Sunday envelope number. Please
remember those who have ultimately made the right
decision by your considerate aid. Sponsored by
Knights of Columbus Council #2608.
Collection January 27
Tithe 15,456 St Joseph Restoration 10,868 Latin America 372
Plate 561 Angel Statues 400 Memorials 200
Candles 169 Assistance to Needy 40 Solemnity of Mary 140
Mass 50 Birthright 45 Spires Book 820
Children's 22 Funeral Dinners 445 Stole Fee 50
Our Commitment and Pledge Campaign for St. Joseph Church Restoration is in its third year.Our Commitment and Pledge Campaign for St. Joseph Church Restoration is in its third year.Our Commitment and Pledge Campaign for St. Joseph Church Restoration is in its third year.Our Commitment and Pledge Campaign for St. Joseph Church Restoration is in its third year. I thank all our parishioners who have
been faithfully fulfilling their pledges, and urge you to continue in your financial commitment to this campaign and project. Through
your generous sacrificial response to this campaign, we are not only honoring God, first and foremost, we are also giving honor to
our ancestors who sacrificed so much to build and provide for us such a holy and inspirational place of worship. It is our
responsibility as their children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, and descendants to maintain what they worked so hard to build.
May the Lord be glorified by our generous efforts and may he grant us hearts filled with charity. Let us show our appreciation to the
Lord for the many blessings we have received by abundantly sharing our gifts with Him. Blessings, Fr. Tim Haberkorn
Archbishop’s Call to Share: Archbishop’s Call to Share: Archbishop’s Call to Share: Archbishop’s Call to Share:
Each year during this
campaign, we pause and
consider all the good that is
done because we give;
homeless are sheltered, elderly
are cared for, seminarians are
prepared for future ministry, to
name a few. We are “Called to
Share”. If you have not already
done so, please say “Yes” to the
Archbishop’s Call to Share with
a gift today. Gifts of any
amount are welcome. Please fill
out a pledge envelope today or
donate at calltoshare.org.
Thank you.
Knights of Columbus Council Knights of Columbus Council Knights of Columbus Council Knights of Columbus Council
#2608:#2608:#2608:#2608: Beginning February
6th, monthly business meetings
will be the first Wednesday at
6:30 pm in Sacred Heart
Church Hall. Monthly social
meetings will be the third
Monday at 7 pm in Sacred
Heart Church Hall.
Employment Opportunity: Employment Opportunity: Employment Opportunity: Employment Opportunity: Our
Lady of Guadalupe has a full
time secretary position open.
Please call Mary Ann at 232-
5088 to inquire, and submit a
resume.
Catholic Social Services SemiCatholic Social Services SemiCatholic Social Services SemiCatholic Social Services Semi----Annual Annual Annual Annual
Hygiene/Food Drive: Hygiene/Food Drive: Hygiene/Food Drive: Hygiene/Food Drive: Each parish in Topeka
takes turns collecting food and/or toiletries
through the year for Catholic Social Services
(CSS) food pantry. Please bring non-perishable
food and toiletry donations to Sacred Heart
this weekend or February 9th-10th.
Receptacles provided. Toiletry items requested
are baby diapers size 4, 5, and 6, toilet tissue,
and adult Depends. Non-perishable food
requested includes peanut butter, jelly, ramen
noodles, canned vegetables, and cereal. CSS
appreciates your donations which help the
needy in Topeka.
Trip Highlights: Trip Highlights: Trip Highlights: Trip Highlights: Sister Mary Rosaleen and
Sister Maureen want to share some of the
highlights of their Pilgrimage to Poland and
Prague. They are grateful to Father Tim and to
you, the members of Sacred Heart-St. Joseph
Parish, for this gift in honor of the 70th
anniversary of Sister Mary Rosaleen’s
celebration as a Sister of Charity of
Leavenworth. Join them 9-10 am Sunday,
February 17th, in Sacred Heart Church Hall.
Blest Art Blest Art Blest Art Blest Art will visit our parish February 9th-
10th on behalf of the Christian families in
Bethlehem, Palestine. Their mission is to
support those families in the Holy Land.
They’ll have hand carved nativity sets, statues,
crosses, rosaries, and many other pieces of
beautiful olive wood art. They gladly accept
cash, checks, and major credit cards.
Scholarship: Scholarship: Scholarship: Scholarship: Knights of Columbus
Assembly 286 is awarding a
$1,000 college scholarship. An
application may be picked up at
the church office or email
[email protected] to request an
app.
“Living the Discerning Life,” “Living the Discerning Life,” “Living the Discerning Life,” “Living the Discerning Life,” by Fr.
Timothy Gallagher, offered by
Glory to God Community. The
second episode is called, “The
Enemy Hinders Those Seeking God:
The Path of St. Augustine.” Just as
God tries to draw us near, Satan
tries to pull us from God. Fr.
Gallagher explains the 14 rules of
St. Ignatius using the example of
St. Augustine. He shows how we
can easily fall into sin and have the
inclination to stay there instead of
repenting and following God’s path
for us. Thursday, February 7th, in
Most Pure Heart’s O’Connor Hall.
Refreshments afterward.
Questions? Allan or Vickie
Holthaus, 862-9738.
CredoCredoCredoCredo, Topeka's Catholic young
adult community (ages 21-40),
gathers every Thursday for “Prayer
and Pints”! Join us for 5:30 pm
Mass at Christ the King, then at
Happy Basset to continue
fellowship with food and drinks.
To stay updated about our events,
like and follow 'Credo Topeka' on
Facebook and @credo_topeka on
Instagram. Interested in learning
more? [email protected].
We’ll get you all the details about
how to get involved.
_____ Have you changed your address, phone number, or other information?
_____ Have you been a visitor to Sacred Heart-St. Joseph parish and want to become a registered member? Please complete this form and drop in the collection basket, or mail to either rectory. Addresses are on page 1. Date ______ - ______ - 2019
Name_____________________________________ For Current Members:
Address___________________________________ Envelope/ID#__________
_________________________________________ Former Address____________________
Phone #____________________________ ________________________________
Marital Status_______________________ (Old)Phone #______________________
Spires for All Time The Art & History of St. Joseph German Catholic Church
Books available at St. Joseph Rectory office
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 8 am-Noon
Sale! Greatly reduced! $10 Donation per book
To make other arrangements, leave a message at 232-2863
or email [email protected]
Order online at SacredHeartStJosephCatholic.org
Are You Seeking Ways to Grow Spiritually and Serve Your Parish?
Our parish has several volunteer positions open, and we are actively seeking persons willing to step up and fill them.
Results Expected
An effective chairperson provides initiative, coordination, and collaborative leadership for the committee that does the planning, goal setting, implementation, and evaluation of the Germanfest event.
Spiritual Gifts and Qualification for the Leader - This leader benefits from having one or more of these spiritual gifts: leadership, administration, faith, shepherding, servanthood, discernment, and teaching. This leader should show evidence of prior effective ministry leadership and evidence of active and growing discipleship. - Useful skills for this position are the ability to listen to and communicate with people of all ages, work with other ministry leaders, preside over meetings, delegate responsibility, and follow up to complete tasks. - This leader should show genuine interest in responding to the hopes and concerns of people in the parish.
Responsibilities of the Chairperson
- During the year, this leader prepares and communicates the agenda for meetings, leads the meetings, follows up actions by assigning responsibility for implementation, coordinates the activities of the leadership team, and maintains a healthy and growing spiritual life. - This leader meets and works with the pastor, parish and diocese officials, and others to fulfill the needs in directing and producing the annual Germanfest event. - The leadership team chair, along with the pastor are the primary spokespersons for the vision and mission of the church, and encourage all other parish and committee members.
Responsibilities of the Committee
- The team initiates planning, establishes goals, implements action plans, and evaluates effectiveness for the administration, facilities, activities, and overall outcome of the Germanfest event.
Position One: Germanfest Chairperson–Filled by Bruce Danielson. Position Two: Oral Auction Chairperson–Still needed. Position Three: Advertising / Publicity Coordinator–Filled by Amy Albright. Position Four: Facilities Chairperson–Still needed.
When inspiration hits you to fulfill one of these positions, contact Dee Freel, 231-9421, [email protected]
The Christian Widow and Widowers Organization The Christian Widow and Widowers Organization The Christian Widow and Widowers Organization The Christian Widow and Widowers Organization
(open to all faiths) will have a soup luncheon in
Most Pure Heart’s Formation Room February 10th, 1-
3 pm. Dime Bingo after lunch. Soup and bowls
provided. Bring a side dish or dessert. For more info,
Joann, 233-7350, or Doris, 273-2673.
Catholic Social Teaching: Response to Challenges of Catholic Social Teaching: Response to Challenges of Catholic Social Teaching: Response to Challenges of Catholic Social Teaching: Response to Challenges of
Modern Society: Modern Society: Modern Society: Modern Society: Presentation by Bill Scholl, Office
for Social Justice, 2-4 pm February 10th at Mother
Teresa Parish Hall. We are called to love one another
as ourselves. Christian principles challenge our cities
to become more loving and forgiving, less judging of
others. The mission of our diocese’ social justice
office is to lead and encourage Catholics to grow in
their friendship with Jesus Christ by working for a
just society that is informed by the Church’s social
teachings. https://www.archkck.org/socialjustice
American Heritage Girls: American Heritage Girls: American Heritage Girls: American Heritage Girls: You and your daughter are invited to
participate in the premier organization for girls in our
Archdiocese. American Heritage Girls is Christ centered, develops
leadership skills, and offers fun family events! AHG builds women
of integrity through service to God, family, community and
country. Depending on the grade-level, events include troop
meetings, field trips, troop trips, camping, service projects,
retreats, and more! AHG is open to girls kindergarten-high
school. Contact the parish of one of the current troops to visit a
troop meeting or join. Troops are open to girls from any parish.
Christ the King, KS5973 Most Pure Heart of Mary, KS0219.
ArchKCK has local AHG leaders happy to host information nights
and mentor new troops when a parish is ready! To learn more,
check out: https://www.archkck.org/scouting-american-
heritage-girls or contact Tonya Gast, Catholic Committee on
Scouting Vice-Chair at [email protected]. This is a great
time of year to start the conversation about an AHG troop at
your parish to plan for starting this summer or next school year!
Liturgical Ministry Schedule Mass Greeters Ushers Mass Servers Lectors Extraordinary Ministers Gift Bearers Music
Feb. 9 4 pm SH
Jose Hernandez
Patty Collie
Keith Hendrickson
Tom Grace Jr. Tom Grace Sr.
Beau Artzer Jordan Albright Giovanna Shire
Connie Everett Karen Wuenstel
Jim & Kathy Pierce
Leina Cox
George Kaberline
Debi & Dan Konrade Sue Swartzman
Deb Latendresse
Feb. 10 8 am SH
Timmy Rioux
Luke Longstaff Tony Rioux
Daniel Longstaff
Renae Meier Sabrina Seidl
Katie Jones
Jose Hernandez
Theresa Wittman
Meier Family Sandy Carter Choir
Feb. 10 10:30 am
SH
Roberta Stadler Sue Zientara
Vance Allen
Tom Coffman
Rich Schiffelbein
Randy Schiffelbein
Rene Spinner Bethie Schneider Isabelle Harris
Shaydon Guerrero
George Kaberline
Marilyn Riddle
Mike & Lisa Deghand
Lyle & Sharon Schiffelbein
Janet & Patrick Finan Kathy Bovaird
Jerry Spain
Please remember Sacred Heart-St. Joseph Parish in your will.
Mass Intentions February 2-10
To add/remove names on our prayer lists, call 234To add/remove names on our prayer lists, call 234To add/remove names on our prayer lists, call 234To add/remove names on our prayer lists, call 234----3338333833383338. We must have permission of the individual or parents of minors. Names may
remain on our list for 2 months. If a longer time is needed, call 234call 234call 234call 234----3338333833383338. Parish or family members who have asked for your prayers:Parish or family members who have asked for your prayers:Parish or family members who have asked for your prayers:Parish or family members who have asked for your prayers:
Eileen Bohannon Ashley Brown Matt Brown Tracy Brown Pat Burghart Carey Cobb Marion Desch Haley Elliott
Susan Engroff John Glenn Garrett Graham Chuck Habig Kathy Hobart Dave Horn Jerry Hutfles Steven Ijams
Reuben Juarez Brody Keil Janel Meier Ketter Barbara Kirmse Wilfred Konrade Robert Longstaff Bill O’Connell Kenneth Olson II
Chuck Ramirez Regina Riddle Bill Ridgway Jacob Rosencutter Ann Schiefelbein Bob Schmidt Ron Schmidt Lavern Schmidtberger
SH Church Office Hours: 8 am-Noon Tuesday-Friday SH Mass Intentions: c/o Therese Bulletin Deadline: 8 am Wednesday [email protected]
SJ Church Office Hours: 8 am-Noon Monday, Wednesday, Friday SJ Mass Intentions: c/o Teresa [email protected]
Bookkeeper [email protected] Hall Rental SH Liz Akerstrom 266-7865 SJ SJ Rectory 232-2863
SH Holy Hour Tuesday-Friday 7-8 am SJ Adoration Chapel (Closed during restoration.)
Coordinator Kevin Bychinski 215-5472 SJ Nocturnal Adoration Thursday before First Friday, 7-11 pm (After chapel reopens.)
Baptism: To have your child baptized, you must be a registered active parishioner for at least 6 months prior to baptism. Call Fr. Tim 232-2863 Marriage: Fr. Tim needs 6 months notice Reconciliation:
Anointing of the Sick: First Saturdays
RCIA Classes for adults, with Fr. Tim: Tuesdays, 7 pm, Sacred Heart Church Hall Began October 2, 2018
Religious Education for Children (CCD): Sundays September-May 9-10:15 am Holy Family School/East Campus SHSJCC.org Coordinator: Paul Allen 221-2749
St. Joseph Church Restoration Project stjosephchurchrestoration.org Scripture Study Group Saturday, 9:30 am, SH Rectory Knights of Columbus Council #2608 Business meeting 1st Wednesday 6:30 pm Social meeting 3rd Monday 7 pm Meetings held in Sacred Heart Church Hall Bereavement Group Linda Lawlor 554-5620 Natural Family Planning Couple to Couple League ccli.org Project Rachel-Project Joseph Healing after an abortion 913-621-2199 Virtus Training SHSJ Lisa Deghand 234-3338 [email protected] HFCS Rita Bennett 234-8980
Credo-”I believe” for Catholic Young Adults ages 21-40: [email protected]
First Friday SH 6:00-6:20 am First Saturday SH 7:00-7:20 am Saturday SH 3:15-3:55 pm
Sunday SH 7:10-7:55 am
Madison Alonzo, SC Austin Ashley, CA David Darnall, NC Douglas Darnall, GA Steven Davis, Germany Ryan Graham, NC Skylar Grant, Italy John Kaberline, TX Kirk Lawrence, CA Ben Spain, AK Amanda Spies, KS Garrett Wilson, VA Tyler Wilson, KS
Parish or family members Parish or family members Parish or family members Parish or family members serving in the military:serving in the military:serving in the military:serving in the military:
Sa 2 SH 4:00 pm Tom Browne, Sr by Mary Browne & Family Su 3 SH 8:00 am Louis & Frances Kirmer & Jim Hickert by Al Kirmer & Kathleen Hickert SH 10:30 am Gerard Kaberline by Francis & Carol Hefner Tu 5 SH 8:00 am Don Hartman by Cindy Rothrock, Sue Heller, & Marty Owens We 6 SH 6:30 am Riley Kern by Ann Deiter Th 7 SH 8:00 am Greg Crossman by Family Fr 8 SH 6:30 am Special Intentions of Wilfred Konrade by the Family SH 8:00 am Rita Kamer by Leo Kamer Sa 9 SH 4:00 pm Don Artzer by Will Konrade Su 10 SH 8:00 am Leonard, Sr. & Helen Meier by the Family SH 10:30 am Living & Deceased People of SHSJ Parish
Kevin Short Isabelle Simecka Roberta Stadler Steve Swartzman Florence Tetuan Mary Warner
Mother Teresa’s Hearts on Fire Dinner and Auction Mother Teresa’s Hearts on Fire Dinner and Auction Mother Teresa’s Hearts on Fire Dinner and Auction Mother Teresa’s Hearts on Fire Dinner and Auction is Saturday, March 2nd, in Mother Teresa Hall at 5 pm. Elegant
dinner including appetizers, cocktails, and dessert. Live and silent auctions, wine and spirits lottery, lucky card
drawings for cash prizes. Cost is $50/person. Please call Mary Hammerschmidt at 286-3400 for more information
or to register.
Taste buds ready for a treat? Taste buds ready for a treat? Taste buds ready for a treat? Taste buds ready for a treat? Most Pure Heart Knights have outdone themselves by designing a menu sure to
delight for the 4th Annual Mardi Gras Party on March 2nd, 5 and 7 pm seating. Tickets are $20; Larry Devader,
217-0400, Melvin Depperschmidt, 230-2806. Net proceeds go to seminarians. Space is limited.
Bulletin Deadline is Wednesday 8 am for the upcoming weekend, Tuesday 8 am for full page requests. Please submit bulletin item requests to [email protected] (preferred)
or Attn: Therese Klein, Sacred Heart Rectory, 333 NE Freeman Ave, Topeka, 66616. Full page requests should be emailed in editable Publisher or Word.
How can you assure that your Sacred Heart - St Joseph charitable contributions are accurately recorded and assist our counters/staff with accounting procedures?
Please…
• Use your pre-printed envelopes • Do not seal envelopes with tape, staples, or address labels • Do not fold envelopes
• Do not return empty envelopes • Write your name and envelope # on blank envelopes
Even better - save time, checks, postage, and having to remember envelopes, with electronic offertory. Visit FaithDirect.net to enroll; our parish code is KS196. Paper enrollment forms are also available in the parish office.
