St. Frances Cabrini-Hoxie St. Martin of Tours-Seguin

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1 St. Frances Cabrini-Hoxie St. Martin of Tours-Seguin Please Pray for These Friends Florence Vahling, Jake and Megan Moss Family, Lacey (Zodrow) Tally, Janet Laevenstein, Florence Thompson, Mike Haas, Carolyn Wright, Verlene Feldt, Ann Weber, Bud Lager, Brent Beckman, Matt Finnesy, Leona Washburn, Anita Beckman, Suzette Ashbaugh, Mary Niblock, Marlene (Diederich) Brin, Leroy Wildeman 31st SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME November 4, 2018 Pastor: Fr. Vincent Thu Laing Fr. Vincent s Cell Phone: Parish Office: sfrances@ruraltel.net (bulletin items/charlene) dre_sfrances@outlook.com (CCD items/bridget) ym_sfrances@outlook.com (YM: Parish Life/Amanda) (webpage) Organization Contact Phone Secretary/Bookkeeping Charlene Meier CYO/Pastoral Associate Amanda Tremblay CCD/DRE Bridget Koster Finance Council Sean Otter Parish Council John Cahoj St. Frances Sodality Jacqui Haffner St. Ann Sodality Marilyn Meier Knights of Columbus Kyle Kennedy Welcome Committee Dolores Mauck Prayer Chain Requests Ruth Pieschl Mary Niblock Judy Watkins Mass Schedule, Intentions/Devotions Monday-Hoxie 11/5 7:25 AM Ray & Imogene Ninemire Tuesday-Seguin 11/6 7:30 AM Scott Michaelis Wednesday-Hoxie 11/7 7:25 AM Virginia Feldt Thursday-Hoxie 11/8 6:00 PM Al Meier Family Friday-Hoxie 11/9 7:25 AM Herman Schlageck Saturday-Hoxie 11/10 5:30 PM People of the Parishes Sunday-Seguin 11/11 8:00 AM For Thanksgiving Sunday-Hoxie 11/11 10:00 AM Edwin Slipke Confessions: Saturday, 5:00 PM, Hoxie Sunday, 7:30 AM, Seguin Parish Office Hours Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 AM 1:00 PM NOTICE: Effective immediately, Thursday evening Mass will start at 6:00PM. HAMA is in dire need of the following items: Spaghetti noodles and Spaghetti sauce Prepared soups Pork & Beans Canned fruit Cereals and oats Baby Wipes WELCOME TO OUR PARISH! Are you new to the Parish? We are so glad you are here. Registration Forms are at all entrances. Dolores Mauck from the Welcome Committee will be glad to assist you. Please call her at or the parish office at Financial Stewardship St. Frances St. Martin Oct 28 Oct 28 Loose $ Loose $39.00 Adult $ Adult $ Mission $ Mission $ Nov 5 Nov 7 Nov 11 SPECIAL DAYS This week Betty Newman Sharon Schamberger Norma Boxler, Frances Quakenbush NOTICE: Please do not park in front of the High School Bus Barn, especially on Saturday evenings. HAMA Holiday Food Boxes Request forms are at entrances to church. Forms due by November 9 to Molly Bretz (her address is on the form). NOTICE: There will be a short Sodality meeting including ladies of both parishes on Monday, November 5 at 7:00 pm to discuss the meal for the Bishop when he comes to bless the new altar. Please bring your ideas!

2 Lector First MINISTRY SCHEDULE FOR NOVEMBER 10 AND 11 Sat Sun Hoxie Seguin 5:30 PM 8:00 AM Sun Hoxie 10:00 AM Zach Meyer Lola Baalman Kyle Joyce Tice Glenda Heier Second Cantor Ellen Weiner Emily Campbell EM at Mass EM to Sick Servers Cross Bearer Banners Ushers Rosary Gifts Coffee & Rolls Coming Home Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 12 Nov 18 Tony Meyer Carolyn Meyer Glenda Schaffer Sheri Dana Herb Cresler Marty Cressler Richard Heier Roger & Dolores Mauck Nash Geisinger Carley Cooper Lager Family Brodie Tremblay Zach Cooper Karlee Geisinger Melissa Kendall Baalman Jake Geisinger Jim Rogers Ken Schaffer Joyce Tice Harold K Roch Marilyn Sharon Bridget Anita H/B Koster Doug Campbell Jade Meyer Kelly Meyer Marty Cressler CALENDAR OF EVENTS CCD Mass; Senior Citizens Dinner, Parish Hall KofC Meeting, Parish Hall, 8:00 PM Blessed is She Fatima Group, Seguin, 7:00 PM Healing Mass with Bishop Vincke (Seguin & Hoxie); Dedication of Altar; Dinner ACCEPTING MASS INTENTIONS FOR YOUR LOVED ONES, THE DEARLY DEPARTED OR YOUR PERSONAL NEEDS. Special dates may be requested and will be honored if available. Mass stipends are $10. Please call the Office at or place intentions and payment in a plain envelope marked Mass Intentions and drop in the collection basket. Reboot! A life changing event featuring internationally acclaimed speaker, author and TV host Chris Stefanick will be hosted at The Brown Grand Theater in Concordia on Wednesday, November 14, Tickets are $25 and are available for purchase now at RealLifeCatholic.com/reboot. UPCOMING COLLECTIONS -- Nov 10-11: Seminarian Collection (letter from Bishop, p. 5) Nov 17-18: Catholic Campaign for Human Development Dec 8-9: Retired Religious (letter from Bishop, p. 6) A big thank you to all the parishioners who gave willingly of their time to assist in cleaning the Church. Thank you so very much to all the people who helped with the Bazaar, and a special thanks to those who filled in at the last minute for people who had to be gone. We served around 311 people, counting take outs. We couldn't do it without you! --St. Frances Sodality Thank you to Hoxie Implement for the $100 Chamber Bucs won by James Haffner. DO YOU KNOW WHAT THE SANCTUARY LAMP IS? HUMAN TRAFFICKING Black Friday overshadows Thanksgiving as a shopping day, but every day is a marketing opportunity for predators who shop globally on the internet. US Catholic Sisters Against Human Trafficking sistersagainsttrafficking.org Catholic Dictionary Definition A wax candle, generally in a red glass container, kept burning day and night wherever the Blessed Sacrament is reserved in Catholic churches or chapels. It is an emblem of Christ's abiding love and a reminder to the faithful to respond with loving adoration in return.

3 4 th Grade Rosary Leaders IN LIFE, HAVE ONE DESIRE TO LOVE JESUS CHRIST WITH YOUR WHOLE SOUL! UPCOMING CALENDARS Grades 1-8 CCD Class Time 6:30 PM-8:00 PM November 7 November 11 November 14 November 21 November 28 CCD Classes 6:30 CCD MASS 7 th and 8th Grade Girls Sunday JR CYO LARGE GROUP 6:00 Youth Ministry Appreciation Pizza Party 6:30-7:00 Reverence in Ministry Presentation 7:00-8:00 Server Training for all New or Inexperienced Servers Thanksgiving Break CCD Classes 6:30 Devotion led by 3rd Grade Christmas Program Ideas Presented Grades 9-12 Time 6:30 PM-8:30 PM November 4 CYO MASS SENIOR CITIZEN DINNER (After 10:00 Mass) November 7 Small Group 6 November 14 Large Group Pizza Party/Youth Ministry Appreciation November 21 Thanksgiving Break November 28 Large Group Senior Citizen Dinner November 4 After 10:00 AM Mass St. Frances Parish Hall High School Youth provides all the food and games. If you need a ride or have questions, please call TEACHER NEEDED FOR THE FIRST-GRADE CLASS DURING THE 2 ND SEMESTER (JANUARY-APRIL). PLEASE CALL BRIDGET The 4 th Grade led the Rosary on October 24, 2018 in the newly renovated church. Front row: Max Foote, Evie Schippers, Emma Schamberger, Claire Watkins Back row: Chase Meyer, Flo Mense, Kendall Baalman, Ayden Joslyn, Lily Bird,. Carley Cooper, Carol Cooper IN HONOR OF ALL SAINTS DAY OUR 2018 LITANY OF SAINTS Sacred Heart of Jesus Immaculate Heart of Jesus St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta St. Jude St. Therese of Lisieux St. Augustine St. Frances Cabrini St. Martin of Tours St. Christina of Bolsena Venerable Bishop Fulton Sheen St. Gemma Galgani St. Stanislaus Papczynski St. Cecilia St. Philomena St. Peter St. Thomas St. Sebastian St. Paul St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Blessed Virgin Mary Our Lady of Guadalupe Have Mercy on us CCD MASS NEXT WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7 AT 6:30 PM YOUTH MINISTERS - 7 TH /8 TH GRADE GIRLS GUITAR MASS

4 NEW EUCHARISTIC ADORATION HOURS AT ST. FRANCES CABRINI BEGINNING THURSDAY NOVEMBER 1 (and continuing every Thursday thereafter) 3:00-6:00 PM WITH DAILY MASS AT 6:00PM Consider a one-hour commitment by calling Pat Friess or Could You Not Watch One Hour With Me? (MT 26:40) ************************************************** Office of the Register The November 9 issue of The Register includes a donation envelope. We ask for your support in helping to send the diocesan newspaper twice a month to all registered families. Instead of selling subscriptions, we ask for a $25 donation to cover printing and mailing costs. Please return your donation envelope as soon as possible with your contribution for If you don t have an envelope, you can mail your donation check to The Register, PO Box 1038, Salina, KS 67402, or contribute online at salinadiocese.org/the-register. Thank you for your support. The only time our Lord asked the Apostles for anything was the night when He went into His agony. But as often in the history of the church since that time, evil was awake, but the disciples were asleep. That is why there came out of His anguished and lonely Heart a sigh: Could you not watch one hour with Me? (Mt 26:40). Not for an hour of activity did he plead, but for and hour of friendship -Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen The difference between spending time with Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament exposed in a monstrance, rather than in the tabernacle, is the same as the difference between conversing with a friend face-to-face instead of having a closed door between you. Everyone that spends time in adoration of Jesus in the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist develops a personal relationship with Jesus and grows in love and holiness. Quiet time with the Lord in adoration enables people to listen and recognize His voice as He speaks to their hearts. Parish communities experience increased Mass attendance, service of others, unity, conversions, the return of fallen away Catholics, as well as vocations to the priesthood and religious life. * * * * * *

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