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500 W. Marquette Street / Appleton, Wisconsin 54911 / 920-733-0575 / www.stpiusappleton.org
ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC PARISH
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“Whoever gives only a cup of cold water to one of these little
ones to drink because the little one is a disciple—amen, I say to
you, he will surely not lose his reward.” -Mt 10:42
PARISH OFFICE
Tel: 920-733-0575
Fax: 920-749-8056
Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday: 8:30am-4:30pm
Friday: 8:30am-12:00noon
PARISH STAFF
Rev. James Jugenheimer
PASTOR - Ext 301
Rev. Mr. Rick Simon
DEACON - Ext 302
Rev. Mr. Bob Seymour
DEACON - Ext 327
Rev. Mr. Dan Zajicek Deacon - Ext 328
Terry Kuehl Business Manager - Ext 303
Betsy Sowin Parish Secretary - Ext 300
Marie Ruffner Director of Music and Liturgy - Ext 309
Lisa Nortman Bookkeeper - Ext 304
Mary Wirth
Volunteer Coordinator - Ext 307
Bill Platt
Maintenance Lead Custodian - Ext 308
Elsa Ruscoe
Faith Formation Secretary - Ext 200
Erin Riley
Elementary Coordinator - Ext 206
Kaethi Schommer Middle/High School - Ext 202
Jodie Davis CLOW/VBS Coordinator - Ext 200
Cassian Utrie Youth Ministry/Confirmation - Ext 201
THANK YOU ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC
PARISH
500 W. Marquette Street Appleton, WI 54911
Dear St. Pius X Parishioners, my family,
Thank you for your kindness during my time at St Pius X, and I am most grateful for the wonderful "sendoff", dinner, farewell wishes, and gifts this past weekend. I was especially taken aback by the music the choirs performed, not just the selections, but their wonderful voices I have grown accustomed to during my time here. It's not my practice to call attention to a particular soloist, as they are all so wonderful, but on Sunday morning when Earl Ruffner sang What a Wonderful World, I was so moved, especially when hearing the words:
As I look over the years, I think of many of our young people who were just children when I first arrived, how fast they have grown, and what a wonderful world it has become not only because of them, but because of all of you who I have gotten to know so well. I also recall all of the projects we were able to accomplish, but nothing was better than seeing you grow closer to God. Now God is sending two wonderful priests to carry on this task, Fr. Jim and Fr. Adam. Fr. Jim was in my support group a few years ago, so I got to know him over the years, and I can't say enough about his good heart and his Love for our Lord and for his people. I have known Fr. Adam through CYE; he is a man of prayer and relates so well to the youth. I was privileged to vest him last year for his deaconate. A former faculty member, Fr. Xavier Nacke from Conception Seminary College in Missouri where Deacon Adam studied, vested him Saturday for the priesthood. I am sure Fr. Jim and Fr. Adam have the same mixed emotions I am having during their transition, so please make them feel welcome as they begin their assignments. I can't think of any better hands for you to be in than the hands of these two Priests.
As I leave, I want to give you a little piece of history. When I attended St Mary's Seminary in Baltimore, most seminarians had a statue of Mary in their room. My statue had a crown that at one time was broken. I was allowed to have it, so I brought it home. I asked my mother if she could fix it. She didn’t try to form a new crown but made the crown into a single band around Our Lady’s Head. My Sister, Shirley, later put the gold band around her crown and on her garment. This is the Statue of our Lady that is now in the Adoration Chapel. When I was assigned here in 2005, I brought her with me and that is where she will stay as my gift to all of you. To all those who kneel before her Son in prayer – when you look at her, notice how much she embraces Him in her arms. I pray you and I will embrace Him with the same tenderness as our Lady does. Thank you for the many embraces you have given me during my time at St. Pius X.
God Bless you,
Fr. Tom Farrell
P.S. I was taught years ago by my dad to say the prayer: "Jesus, Mary, I love you, save
souls". Pray it often and always present your Soul to Our Lord.
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Needed Collected Weekly $ 23,315.00 $ 25,192.02 Month to Date $ 101,815.00 $ 99,955.51 Year to Date $ 1,393,500.00 $ 1,343,026.66
Year to Date: Short $ (50,473.34)
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06/21 Kristin Schaefer $ 35 06/22 Joseph Rickert $ 25 06/23 Ryan Garvey $ 75 06/24 Natalie Raaths $ 75 06/25 Donald Stanek $ 40 06/26 Mark Schoen $ 20 06/27 Chris Green $ 25
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Sales (6/21—6/27): $2,520 Week’s Profit: $126 Gas Card Winner: Kelly Zepp YTD Profit (since July 1, 2016): $13,858
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“I hear babies crying, I watch them grow, they’ll learn much more than I'll never know – and I think to myself: ‘What a wonderful world’”
PARISH & COMMUNITY EVENTS
The office will be closed during the Month of July. If you have business that needs to be addressed quickly, please call the Xavier Central Office at 735-9380.
August 1-22: 8-12 Monday through Friday August 23-25: closed for inservice August 28: 8-12, Parent Orientation Night in evening
Have a Blessed Summer!
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Monday, July 3, and Tuesday, July 4, in observance of the July 4th Holiday.
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All of the Knights of Columbus councils within the United States welcome this opportunity to announce that one of these “Silver Roses” is now on its way through Wisconsin. This Silver Rose had its origin in the Canadian Providence of Manitoba starting on March 5. Our particular “Rose”, before arriving in Wisconsin, will have traveled through Minnesota (April 9), then North Dakota (April 30), South Dakota (May 21), Iowa (June 18), Wisconsin (July 16), and then on to Illinois (August 13), Missouri (September 10), Arkansas (October 8), Texas (October 29) and finally to Mexico (December 9).
The Rose is presented to Our Lady at the Basilica in Monterrey on her Feast Day, December 12. The Rose passes through Wisconsin with daily prayer services at host councils. The prayer services are not restricted to members of the host council. The purpose of the route is to give everyone in the State - Knights, families, Catholics, and non-Catholics, an opportunity to place their prayers of thanksgiving and petition onto the Rose to be presented to her on her Feast Day.
Every council in the State should make an effort to inform councils and parishes of the Silver Rose passing through their area. Sample poster and bulletin is available either from the host council or from the State Coordinator. �
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August 15—celebrating the Feast of The Assumption. Includes Mass, Rosary, procession, and lunch. We will be leaving St. Pius X parking lot at 9:00 am and returning by 2:30 pm. Watch the bulletin for further details.
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Our next reqularly scheduled monthly business meeting will take place on the second Tuesday of July...July 11 at 6:30 pm in Conference Room #1, Lower Level of the Church. Look for the KofC Logo Identifying Plaque soon to be placed
adjacent to the Conference Room door.
This will be a meeting that all are encouraged to attend as we will be discussing the procedures and plans to celebrate the arrival of the Silver Rose for the upcoming prayer service on Friday, August 4. In addition, installation of 2017/2018 slate of officers will take place. All officers...your attendance is required.
SUMMER SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS
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We need to be like fireworks bursting with excitement set off by our love of God. So ignite your light and let it shine!
If you had to pick your favorite firework would it look like our Penstemon in its glory? So far this year, only one plant has been spotted near the Baby Monument.
The Hosta of the week to search for in the Hosta Garden,near the St. Pius X sign, is Pocketful of Sunshine.
The perennial Cranesbill Geraniums in our garden are located under the 10 Commandments Tree. They are compact, long blooming, and their seed pods look like a crane's bill. Shearing them to basal growth after blooming will encourage a rebloom. We have shades from white to magenta. If anyone has some blue they would like to share, we would take 1-2 plants, please.
Remember to be the spark that sets a good example for others.
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We would like to congratulate Isaac Schwartz for being the Altar Server of the Easter Season! Our altar servers receive points for serving, being on time, wearing black pants or skirts, a white shirt and black, brown, or white shoes. Servers can receive a total of 3 points for the Saturday night
and Sunday morning Masses, and a total of 4 points for the 6:00 pm Mass. Congratulations and I thank all of you for your service and dedication to the Church and to God!
��!��'�������� ��� � ��� ����The following servers made the Altar Server Honor Roll: John Zepp, Lindsey Baehler, Isaac Schwartz, Aidan Martin, Carrie Schwartz, Lily Heuvelman, Isaac Berken, Caleb Tyree, and Evan Mayer. To get on the honor roll, they have to serve an average of once every two weeks and earn the 3 points that are available to earn each Mass. 12 points were needed for the Easter Season. Congratulations to all of you, and thank you so much for your service!
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If you are donating to Catholic Youth Expeditions please send your donations directly to the following address: 3035 O’Brien Rd. Baileys Harbor, WI 54202
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Rev. Thomas J. Farrell
25th Anniversary of Priestly Ordination
Sunday, August 13, 2017 St. Pius X Parish
3:00 pm Mass
5:00 pm Dinner
JULY 2, 2017/13TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME 5
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During July, recall in prayer how our nation was founded by many God-fearing individuals who sought to establish a nation in which there was the right-to-life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. For those who are denied the first right —the right to life—the remaining two are meaningless. Pray through John 8:32.
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Thanks to all who are regular adorers and come to spend time with Jesus in the Chapel of Divine Mercy. We are always looking for others to join the Adoration Team. Please consider committing to a weekly hour with Jesus and/or assisting others with their commitment. Call 920-733-0575, ext. 340. or e-mail [email protected]. �
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The purpose of our ministry is to offer a tangible symbol of God’s love and comfort through the giving of prayer shawls. We knit or crochet shawls to be given to people in our parish community in physical, spiritual, or emotional need of God’s loving embrace. The shawls have been blessed and have many prayers woven into the stitches. There is a prayer shawl request box located on the table near the West elevator. If you know of someone who could use this gift of healing, please fill out a form. You will be contacted to arrange delivery of a shawl to the intended person. Please join us at our monthly meetings on the third Tuesday of the Month at either 9:30 am or 6:30 pm, Contact Mary at 731-3953.
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Would you be interested in preparing for the upcoming Sunday readings on an ongoing basis? A group meets from 6:30 to 7:30 am every Tuesday at St. Pius X in the Gresl Room. If interested, please contact Jim Eichstadt at 731-1706. There is a website which is available that will help you obtain a better understanding of the three readings. You can make Sunday’s readings part of your personal prayer during the week. Visit www.liturgy.slu.edu for prayer, spirituality, and scripture resources.
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Are you or your loved ones in need of physical, emotional, or spiritual healing? Prayer can help. Healing Prayer Ministry Teams are available after the 8:30 am Mass in the Deacon’s Conference Room. If you are unable to make it on Sunday, you may also make an appointment for another time by calling Dcn.Dan/Diane Zajicek at 380-0138 or John/Barb Bell at 731-3856.
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Assists the parish and school staff on capital projects, providing budgets for capital projects to the Finance Council, and insuring our building and property are maintained properly.
Ministry Leader is Terry Kuehl
733-0575
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The ParishFest committee wants to say a special “Thank You” to all those who volunteered and participated in this year’s ParishFest. Below is a comparison between this year and last year. Considering the two-hour close down from Saturday evening’s storm, the results were very encouraging. We are always looking for more committee chairs and ideas for next year’s ParishFest—June 1-3, 2018.
2017 ParishFest results:
Revenue - $67,300 and Net Income: $32,463
2016 ParishFest results:
Revenue - $71,915 and Net Income: $32,587 �
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Children are an important part of our parish! For this reason, we would like to update the Children’s Library on the bookshelf in the West Narthex. If you would like to help, please bring your new or gently used children’s books to any Mass. Simply place books in the box marked “children’s book donations” in the West Narthex. Thank you in advance. Your generosity is appreciated!
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Save the Date – July 30 after the 10:30 am Mass. The second annual fun event for the entire family, complete with ice cream and all of the toppings, along with the Festive Balloon lady, Dorothy, making fun creations for the children. We will also have games for the older children so mark your calendars now.
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Registration for the 2017-18 year is on-line and open! Please follow the link below to sign up now! If you have a child entering First Grade in the Fall don't forget to register them for Faith Formation! https://stpiusxappleton.weshareonline.org
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We need one or two volunteers to help sell Kwik Trip gas cards at the Sunday 6:00 pm Mass. If we get several people, we can rotate the schedule for this time slot. Please contact Terry Kuehl at 733-0575 or [email protected].
LITURGICAL ROLES JULY 8-9
Sunday: 2 Kgs 4:8-11, 14-16a/Ps
89:2-3, 16-19/Rom 6:3-4, 8-11/Mt
10:37-42
Monday: Eph 2:19-22/Ps 117:1bc-
2/Jn 20:24-29
Tuesday: Gn 19:15-29/Ps 26:2-3, 9-
12/Mt 8:23-27
Wednesday: Gn 21:5, 8-20a/Ps 34:7
-8, 10-13/Mt 8:28-34
Thursday: Gn 22:1b-19/Ps 115:1-6,
8-9/Mt 9:1-8
Friday: Gn 23:1-4, 19; 24:1-8, 62-
67/Ps 106:1b-5/Mt 9:9-13
Saturday: Gn 27:1-5, 15-29/Ps
135:1b-6/Mt 9:14-17
Next Sunday: Zec 9:9-10/Ps 145:1-
2, 8-11, 13-14/Rom 8:9, 11-13/Mt
11:25-30
ST. PIUS X MISSION STATEMENT
Sacrament of Baptism
We share the joy in the birth of
your child. Please call to register
for a Faith Parenting Session
held each month and to
schedule a time for Baptism.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Confessions are heard Saturday
after morning Mass 8:30—10:00
am—longer if needed. Also,
Tuesday 5:00—5:20 pm and
Thursday 7:30—7:50 am.
Sacrament of Marriage
We share your happiness! Please
contact our office to reserve a
tentative date six to twelve
months prior to your wedding
and to beg in mar r iage
preparations.
Ministry of the Sick
Times of illness are stressful. We
wish to visit with you at your
home or in the hospital. Please
notify us of your desire for
prayers, visits, Holy Communion,
Anointing of the Sick, or other
needs.
Parish Announcements
To meet publishing deadlines, we
require that al l bul let in
announcements be in the Parish
Office by noon on the Monday
prior to the coming weekend
Thank you for your cooperation.
Welcome/Membership
We are happy that you have
joined us in worship! If you would
like to become a parish member,
please contact our Parish Office
for further information or go to
our website:
@www.stpiusappleton.org.
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“We, the Roman Catholic Church of St. Pius X, are dedicated to
continue the Mission of Jesus Christ through the Sacraments,
with the Eucharist as the Source and Summit of our Faith,
enriched by Prayer, Education, and Service.”
MASS INTENTIONS JULY 3-9
8:00 am
5:30 pm
8:00 am
8:00 am
5:30 pm
8:00 am
8:00 am
4:00 pm
8:30 am
10:30 am
6:00 pm
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
William & Anna Berghuis
George C. Beasley
Russ Femal & Family
Mary Ann Lefeber
Donald Samsa
William & Dorothy Martzahl
Dan Sullivan
Margaret Linsmeyer
Luanne Graf
Sharon M. Bauer
People of St. Pius X
FACILITY SCHEDULE JULY 2-9
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 2
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Sun 9:30 am, Prayer Team, Dcn. Conference Room
7:00 pm, Gospel of Luke Study, Fr. Keller Room
8:00 pm, Adult Basketball, Gym
Mon 8:45 am, Gospel of Luke Study, North Narthex
Tues
Wed
Thur 6:30 pm, Gospel of Luke Study, Fr. Keller Room
Fri
Sat
Sun 9:30 am, Prayer Teams, Dcn. Conference Room
7:00 pm, Gospel of Luke Study, Fr. Keller Room
8:00 pm, Adult Basketball, Gym
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St. Pius X Parish Community welcomes you wherever you are in your spiritual journey. If you are in need of help, our Greeters, Ushers, Parish Staff, or parishioners will be happy to assist you.
We have a lot to offer at St. Pius X. If you have any questions or would like more information on what St. Pius X can do for you, please contact Deacon Rick Simon or Terry Kuehl, Business Manager at 733-0575. We hope to see you soon.
Ministry 4:00 pm 8:30 am 10:30 am 6:00 pm
Lectors Tom O’Hearn
Wanda Roehl
Dick Paalman
Julia Paalman
Jessica Andrysczyk
Janet Wisneski
Peg Kent
Ernesto Gonzalez
Servers Taylor Miles
Aidan Martin
A.J. Seidler
Lindsey Baehler
Patrick McGinnis
Maggie McGinnis
Lily Heuvelman
Samantha Glasheen
Mikayla Sipiorski
*need 3
Body/
Blood
Ministers
Doug Laurent
Kathy Coonen
Jennifer McGinnis
Paulette Lindell
Sharon Moran
Laurie Andrysczyk
Jennifer Kissner
Brenda Rosek
Greeters Larry/Jackie Boushley
Josh Guernsey
Betty Schumacher
JoAnn Hamilton
*need 1
Joe Rickert
Todd/Sarah Sippel
Cathy Westerman
*need 2
Ushers/
Choir
Team 1
Team 2
Team 4
Team 5
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