The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph

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1 December 31, 2017 The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph Offices 340 Cedar POB Hours Mon-Thur, 8 am 12 pm/1-4 pm Fri, 8 am 12 noon Fax stpats@chadronstpatricks.org Website chadronstpatricks.org Church 2nd LINE/ARENA FR. TODD K. PHILIPSEN Pastor Office: Ext 14 frtodd@hotmail.com SANDI SCHIAFFO Youth Ministry Coordinator, Pre-11th Religious Formation, Ext 13 ccdstpats340@gmail.com CHARLA MARCHANT Secretary, Ext 11 stpats@chadronstpatricks.org THERESA BLAUSEY Part-time Secretary, Ext 12 office@chadronstpatricks.org PATTI CHASEK Music Ministry Director, NEWMAN HOUSE AMY GRAHAM 907 Main Catholic Campus CSC cscnewman@gmail.com PRE-BAPTISMAL CLASSES Pre-register, WEEKEND MASSES Saturday, 5:30 pm Sunday, 9:00 am SACRAMENT of RECONCILIATION Saturday, 4:00 pm or by appointment (For Changes In Regular Schedule, See Inside Bulletin) WHEN TRAVELING Find Mass times around the country at: WELCOME We extend a warm welcome to you whether long term residents or newly arrived in the Parish. If you are not registered, we invite you to register by calling or stopping in the parish office. Readings for the Week of December 31, 2017 Sunday: Gn 15:1-6; 21:1-3/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 8-9,/Heb 11:8, 11-12, 17-19/Lk 2:22-40 Monday: Nm 6:22-27/Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8/Gal 4:4-7/Lk 2:16-21 Tuesday: 1 Jn 2:22-28/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4/Jn 1:19-28 Wednesday: 1 Jn 2:29--3:6/Ps 98:1, 3cd-4, 5-6/Jn 1:29-34 Thursday: 1 Jn 3:7-10/Ps 98:1, 7-8, 9/Jn 1:35-42 Friday: 1 Jn 3:11-21/Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 4, 5/Jn 1:43-51 Saturday: 1 Jn 5:5-13/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20/Mk 1:7-11 Next Sunday: Is 60:1-6/Ps 72:1-2, 7-8, 10-11, 12-13/ Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6/Mt 2:1-12

2 THIS WEEK Sun No Epic Church History Study 9:00 AM Mass [St. Patrick s Parishioners No Walking with Purpose Mon Parish Office Closed 9:00 AM Mass -The Solemnity of Mary [+Helen Metzger] 8:00 PM AA (closed), in the parish center Tue Parish Office Closed Wed No Pre-6th Religious Formation No 7th-11th Religious Formation Thu Fri Sat Sun 9:00 AM Walking with Purpose Women Enrichment Series 5:30 PM EPIC Church History Study 8:00 PM AA (open), in the parish center 4-4:30 PM Reconciliation 5:30 PM Mass [Nate Abegglen] 8:00 PM AA (open), In parish center Epic Church History Study 9:00 AM Mass [St. Patrick s Parishioners] 10:00 AM Catechist Inservice after Mass 3:00 PM Walking with Purpose Women Enrichment Series The Parish Office will be closed on Monday, January 1 and Tuesday, January 2. Sunday Offering Contributions needed weekly to meet budget: $6, (Dec. 17 ) Reg: $4,950.10; Online: $940.00; Children: $24.80; Bldg: $ Diocesan Appeal Update. Goal $30, Collected to Date $12, Balance $18, Number of Donors to Date 41 Christmas is the time to thank all those volunteers who have answered the call to help with all our Parish events throughout the year. Please plan to attend the Parish appreciation dinner coming up soon. Parish Health Notes: The Degrees of Frostbite. Frostbite can cause feelings of cold and firmness in the affected area, such as the fingers or toes. Stinging, burning and numbness can also occur. You may experience pain, throbbing, burning or an electric current-like sensation when the affected area is re-warmed. In first-degree frostbite, the affected area of skin usually becomes white and feels numb. Sometimes the skin is red. It may also feel hard or stiff. If it is treated quickly, the skin usually recovers fully. In second-degree frostbite, the affected skin is often red, or may become blue. It feels frozen and hard. There is also usually quite a lot of swelling of the affected area. Blisters filled with a clear or milky fluid appear on the skin. In third-degree frostbite, skin can be white or blue or blotchy. Blisters also develop and can be filled with blood. Over some weeks, black thick scabs form. The skin feels hard and cold. In fourth-degree frostbite, there is damage to the full thickness of the skin and also the underlying tissues such as muscle, tendons and bone. The skin is initially deep red and mottled and then becomes black. The appearance varies depending on how severe a degree of frostbite is present, and on how much of the body has been affected.. Chadron State College Newman Ministry: We invite CSC students to the Newman House at 907 Main. This is a place where you can gather with other Catholic Students for spiritual and social activities. Each Wednesday night when CSC is in session we serve a meal at 5 PM it is delicious. CSC students have the opportunity to worship at St. Patrick s Parish. Weekend liturgies are at 5:30 PM Saturday at 9 AM Sunday. Join us!! For more information contact the Newman House at or cscnewman@gmail.com You can also check us out on Facebook by searching for CSC Newman House. The 2nd Annual Parish Ministry Appreciation Dinner will be January 21, The dinner is for adult Parish volunteers and your significant other. Watch the bulletin for more information. Page 2

3 FROM FATHER TODD Happy New Year!! I feel a real sense of hope and gratefulness. I hope 2018 is a year of continued growth in faith for us all. I am grateful for all the ways that folks helped with the Christmas liturgies. Thank you!! Today is Holy Family Sunday. Family can look different and mean different things to different people. I think there are some common characteristics family is a place where one can feel acceptance and one can find and give forgiveness. Family is a place where God is known and God can be found. We help one another and we are kind to one another simply because we are family. Thank God for the gift of family! The Diocesan Annual Appeal Continues. Have you made your pledge or contribution? The Annual Appeal is the way we support the programs of our Diocese. We see the good work that goes on at our Newman House. The Newman House is funded by the Annual Appeal. The West Nebraska Register is a ministry of the Diocese and a beneficiary of the Annual Appeal. The programs of the Diocese allow us to benefit from ministries that no one Parish could support. Thank you!! I have said it before but will say it again...i am grateful for you!! Peace, Fr. Todd Liturgical Ministers for Jan 6-7, 2018 Sat, 5:30 PM Servers - K Boeselager, T Boeselager Sacristan - C Marchant Proclaimer - R Bauer Leader - C Kuskie Euch Min - C Rotherham, B Cogdill, M Rotherham, B Scheopner, B Reading Greeters - D Eitemiller, G Dusek, S Cleveland, T Heiting, Music - J Hoffman, Guitar Group Sun, 9:00 AM Servers G Schiaffo, A Schiaffo Sacristan R Horse Proclaimer L Detwiler Leader T Detwiler Euch Min J Songco, J Stack, R Stack, S Pelton, N Dobesh Greeters J Ramm, S Katen, D Woodward, L Hollibaugh Music - J McLain, Men s Choir Crest View - MH Cogdill Hosp/Prairie Pines - MA Wess January 1 Solemnity of Mary. Please sign up on the Sheet in the Gathering Area if you can fill a ministry slot for Jan. 1. Social Ministry Quote We are celebrating the Eternal Birth that God has borne and never ceases to bear in all eternity. But if it takes not place in me, what avails it? Everything lies in this, that is should take place in me. Meister Eckhart Cleaning Schedules Church Cleaning for Main Sanctuary, Saturday, January 6 (or whenever is convenient during the week) Linda Drinkwalter, Cherri Grant, Chris Dickerson Church Window Cleaning for the Month of January: Anna Baehler Catholic Daughters of the Americas. All ladies from St. Patrick s and surrounding parishes are welcome to join Catholic Daughters of the Americas (CDA). Our next planning meeting is Saturday, January 13, after 5:30 Mass, in the basement of St. Patrick's Parish Center. Motto: Unity and Charity Mission: To be Christ s helping hands to the needs of the Church, community, nation and world. Please consider joining us to help make a difference in our world. Installation of our New Court will be, Sunday, January 21 after 9:00 Mass. If there is inclement weather, it will be rescheduled to January 28th. All those being installed, will sit together at Mass. If you would like to be a member, and partake in the Installation ceremony, please fill out an application and pay the $30 membership fee. Contact Amy Graham at if you have questions. Loneliness and the feeling of being unwanted is the most terrible poverty Mother Teresa This Christmas season do you know someone lonely that you could visit? This would be a win/win. It is in giving that we receive! Page 3

4 MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR December 30, 2017 Thru February 11, 2018 Please keep for future reference Please arrange for a subs tute if you are unable to fulfill the assignment Dec 23/24 SAT 5:30 PM SUN 9:00 AM 4th Sunday of Advent SACRISTAN B Scheopner R Horse SERVERS K Rasmussen, L Rasmussen * * PROCLAIMER C Ambrose C Kuskie LEADER H Kent * EUCH MIN B Scheopner, S Maloney, T Calamari, J Calamari C Abegglen, C Marchant, * * * * GREETER C Vahrenkamp, R Ambrose F Gonzalez, B Borges J Gardner, A Gardner * * C Baehler Christmas ( Eve) SUN 4:00 PM (Eve) SUN 9:00 PM MON 9:00 AM SACRISTAN Dave Paris R Horse * SERVERS K Pourier, R Pourier * * * * PROCLAIMER C Ambrose H Kent * LEADER B Jamison * * EUCH MIN S Maloney, S Pourier, M Baehler C Kuskie, C Marchant, L Mathis, L Jamison A Baehler, C Baehler * * * * * * GREETER R Koza, K Koza, R Ambrose R Bila, C Bila, C Bila F Gonzalez, B Borges * * * * * Volunteer Needed Dec 30/31 SAT 5:30 PM SUN 9:00 PM_ The Holy Family SACRISTAN B Scheopner A Cisneros SERVERS C Ryan, C Ryan B Hoffman, A Schiaffo PROCLAIMER B Jamison K Swinney LEADER C Abegglen A Smith EUCH MIN S Maloney, G Fickel, L Jamison C Rasmussen, E Divine L Kallhoff, T McLain L Mathis. T Calamari, J Calamari GREETER D Eitemiller, J Abegglen S Schiaffo, C Schiaffo, G Schiaffo C Hughes, T Hughes SR Smith J Songco January 1 Solemnity of Mary, The Holy Mother of God (watch for sign up sheet) Jan 6/7 SAT 5:30 PM SUN 9:00 AM The Epiphany of the Lord SACRISTAN C Marchant R Horse SERVERS K Boeselager, T Boeselager A Schiaffo, G Schiaffo PROCLAIMER R Bauer L Detwiler LEADER C Kuskie T Detwiler EUCH MIN C Rotherham, M Rotherham J Songco, J Stack, R Stack B Cogdill, B Reading, B Scheopner S Pelton, N Dobesh GREETERS S Cleveland, D Eitemiller J Ramm, S Katen, D Woodward, T Hei ng, G Dusek L Hollibaugh MH Cogdill

5 Jan 13/14 SAT 5:30 PM SUN 9:00 AM 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time SACRISTAN B Reading J Songco SERVERS C Loutzenhiser, A Kennedy A Swinney C Swinney PROCLAIMER C Ambrose E Divine LEADER C Rotherham K Swinney EUCH MIN C Abegglen, M Rotherham J Calamari, T Calamari, L Jamison C Marchant, K Drinkwalter, D Paris, K Pope G Fickel, GREETERS J Abegglen, A Kennedy C Vahrenkamp, E Vahrenkamp C Hughes, T Hughes K Vahrenkamp, R Vahrenkamp G Klein Jan 20/21 SAT 5:30 PM SUN 9:00 AM 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time SACRISTAN N Gallegos N Dobesh SERVERS R Griffis, M Rhembrandt B Hoffman, L Rischling PROCLAIMER B Jamison L Detwiler LEADER R Bauer T Detwiler EUCH MIN T McLain, B Enos, L Kallhoff K Swinney, C Rasmussen B Chramosta, S Maloney L Rischling, R Horse, A Cisneros GREETERS D Wooward, D Eitemiller L Hollibaugh, J Ramm A Gardner, J Gardner J McLain, G Dusek C Baehler Jan 27/28 SAT 5:30 PM SUN 9:00 AM 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time SACRISTAN B Scheopner D Paris SERVERS C Ryan, K Stack K Pourier, R Pourier PROCLAIMERS B Reading H Kent LEADER T Link K Pope EUCH MIN J Stack, R Stack, J Sellman B Pieper, L Jamison, S Pourier M Baehler, A Baehler G Klein, S Stevens GREETERS B Sellman, J Sellman F Gonzalez, S Katen, B Borges, K Koza, R Koza T Pourier J Songco Feb 3/4 SAT 5:30 PM SUN 9:00 AM 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time SACRISTAN G Dusek R Horse SERVERS C Kahl, L Kahl K Webster, R Webster PROCLAIMERS C Abegglen M Webster LEADER N Gallegos J Rischling EUCH MIN B Cogdill, T Link, J Calamari, T Calamari, E Divine B Reading, MH Cogdill L Mathis, G Carlson B Jamison GREETERS M Menke, T Menke, D Menke, R Bohnenkamp, J Bohnenkamp R Menke L Webster, L Webster B Sanchez