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1 Welcome to St. Agnes Parish Z i n s e r S t, W e s t o n, W i s c o n s i n Website: Welcome New Parishioners For Registration Materials Contact the Parish Office or Check the Website Mass Schedule Saturday 5:00 PM Mass Sunday 8:30 AM Mass Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 8:30 AM Mass Wednesday 5:30 PM Mass Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 4:00-4:30 PM or by appointment Parish Contact Information Phone: Fax: Parish Staff Parochial Administrator: Rev. Greg Bohren...Ext. #3 pastor@stagnescatholicparish.com Office Manager: Deb Cherek... Ext. #1 deb@stagnescatholicparish.com Coordinator of Religious Education Grades 6 10/Youth Ministry: Danielle Huntington... Ext. #2 danielle@stagnescatholicparish.com Coordinator of Religious Education Grades K 5 Mary Maly Ext #4 mary@stagnescatholicparish.com SACRAMENTS Sacrament of Baptism - Baptisms are celebrated on the third Sunday of the month. To register for a preparation class, call Father Greg (ext. #3) at the parish office. Sacrament of Marriage - Contact the parish office at least 1 year in advance of the wedding date. Couples need to complete a FOCCUS inventory. Also, couples will register for a Deanery Marriage Preparation Class. These requirements are needed prior to the wedding date. RCIA: If you or someone you know is interested in becoming Catholic or learning more about the Catholic Church, call Father Greg (ext. #3) at the parish office. Anointing of the Sick Anointing is offered at daily morning Mass if you are aware of upcoming surgeries or if you are ill. Also, if you would like to be on a list for weekly Communion at home, call the parish office. Parish Music Coordinator: Kristine Hafferman Cell Home Parish Finance Council Chairperson: Ed Zagzebski edz4444@gmail.com Pastoral Council Chairperson: Scott Hehir Deadline for bulletin articles: Tuesday at Noon Parish office hours: Monday-Thursday 9am 3 pm Friday 9am 12Noon April 13, 2014 Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord

2 RANDOM STUFF 2 Palm Sunday is also called Passion Sunday. Besides receiving blessed palms for our homes, we hear the Passion reading at Mass. I remember when I was growing up standing a long time for the reading of Christ s Passion. I also realize that each year when I hear the Passion reading it sunk more deeply into my heart. Right after Jesus processed into Jerusalem with people placing palms at his feet, Jesus celebrated the Last Supper with his apostles. Every single Mass at the beginning the priest representing Christ processes in to celebrate the Last Supper with Christ s disciples. At the Last Supper, Judas left early. Thanks be to God I don t see many people leave early at St. Agnes. Jesus was arrested shortly after the Last Supper and was crucified the next day. Then the third day he rose from the dead. Every Mass we celebrate Jesus passion, death and resurrection. In the Eucharistic prayer Jesus said do this in memory of me and that is what we do. In addition to that we receive a tremendous amount of God s grace hearing Scripture and receiving the Eucharist. It is also a great thing to be with our community to celebrate Mass. This Holy Week we will be celebrating Jesus passion, death, and resurrection in a special way. Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil are the high points of our liturgical life. Please consider attending these events. Your soul will thank you. - Fr. Greg Holy Thursday 7:00pm Easter Vigil 8:00pm Good Friday Stations 11:30am Mass 12:10pm Easter Sunday 8:30am & 10:30am Please check the bulletin board in the vestibule for the sign up sheet for the various ministers needed for the Holy Week Masses. We appreciate all you do! The next 13th Apostle Youth Group is today, April 13th from 5:00-6:00pm. This time it is Buffalo chicken Wings night for food. For faith we will hear from St. Paul and we will also have some fun. All kids from 6th-12th grade are invited. Please join me and bring your friends. We will meet in Abt's Hall. CATHOLIC POP QUIZ What is the Canon of Scripture? The Canon of Scripture is the complete list of the sacred writings which the Church has come to recognize through Apostolic Tradition. The Canon consists of 46 books of the Old Testament and 27 of the New. What is the importance of the Old Testament for Christians? Christians venerate the Old Testament as the true word of God. All of the books of the Old Testament are divinely inspired and retain a permanent value. They bear witness to the divine pedagogy of God's saving love. They are written, above all, to prepare for the coming of Christ the Savior of the universe. What importance does the New Testament have for Christians? The New Testament, whose central object is Jesus Christ, conveys to us the ultimate truth of divine Revelation. Within the New Testament the four Gospels of Mathew, Mark, Luke and John are the heart of all the Scriptures because they are the principle witness to the life and teaching of Jesus. As such, they hold a unique place in the Church. (From the Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church)

3 MASS SCHEDULES LITURGICAL ROLES FOR April 19 & 20 3 April 14 April 20, 2014 Monday, April 14 Monday of Holy Week 10:00am Mass at Rennes Tuesday, April 15 Tuesday of Holy Week No Mass Wednesday, April 16 Wednesday of Holy Week 12:00 Noon Mass at Aspirus 5:30pm Mass Catherine Seidel by Bud & Marcy Lewens Thursday, April 17 Holy Thursday 7:00pm Mass Irv & Bette Fletcher 55th Anniversary Friday, April 18 Good Friday of the Passion of the Lord 11:30am Stations 12:10pm Passion of the Lord Saturday, April 19 Holy Saturday 8:00pm Mass Mike Joswiak by Shelia Joswiak Sunday, April 20 Easter Sunday 8:30am Mass Catherine Seidel by Tom & Betty Geiger 10:30am Mass Parish Family If you would like to schedule a Mass intention we do have several openings in May and June. Please contact Deb in the parish office if you are interested. STEWARDSHIP STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE FOR APRIL 5 & 6, 2014 Adult Envelopes $5, Loose Collection $ Students $ 3.50 Votive Lights $ Total $6, Diocesan Annual Appeal Target $42, Pledges to date $39, Amount needed to meet target $ 2, Recycled Can project to date $1, Food Pantry Second Collection $2, Eucharistic Ministers 10:30 am Greeters 10:30 am Please sign up in the Readers vestibule on the 10:30am bulletin board Sacristans 10:30 am Ushers 10:30 am Altar Attendants 10:30 am NOTE: IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO CALL A SUB IF YOU ARE UNAVAILABLE FOR YOUR SCHEDULED TIME. THANK YOU FOR VOLUNTEERING!! CALENDAR OF EVENTS Wednesday, April 16 3:00pm-5:00pm Food Pantry Open 5:30pm Youth Group 6:30pm Faith Formation Thursday, April 17 5:30pm Holy Thursday Pot Luck Area Communal Penance Services St. Matthew Sunday 4/13 6:30 PM St. Therese Monday 4/14 6:30 PM THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!!

4 READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 13 Sunday: Mt 21:1-11/Is 50:4-7/Phil 2:6-11/Mt 26: :66 or 27:11-54 Monday: Is 42:1-7/Jn 12:1-11 Tuesday: Is 49:1-6/Jn 13:21-33, Wednesday: Is 50:4-9a/Mt 26:14-25 Thursday: Chrism Mass: Is 61:1-3ab, 6a, 8b-9/Rv 1:5-8/ Lk 4:16-21 Evening Mass of the Lord's Supper: Ex 12:1-8, 11-14/1 Cor 11:23-26/Jn 13:1-15 Friday: Is 52:13--53:12/Heb 4:14-16; 5:7-9/Jn 18:1--19:42 Saturday: Easter Vigil: Gn 1:1--2:2 or 1:1, 26-31a/ Gn 22:1-18 or 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18/Ex 14:15--15:1/Is 54:5-14/Is 55:1-11/Bar 3:9-15, 32--4:4/Ez 36:16-17a, 18-28/Rom 6:3-11/ Mt 28:1-10 Next Sunday: Acts 10:34a, 37-43/Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8/ Jn 20:1-9 or Mt 28:1-10 or Lk 24:13-35 SAINT OF THE WEEK St. Stanislaus ( ) Anyone who reads the history of Eastern Europe cannot help but chance on the name of Stanislaus, the saintly but tragic bishop of Kraków, patron of Poland. He is remembered with Saints Thomas More (June 22) and Thomas Becket (December 29) for vigorous opposition to the evils of an unjust government. Born in Szczepanow near Kraków on July 26, 1030, he was ordained a priest after being educated in the cathedral schools of Gniezno, then capital of Poland, and at Paris. He was appointed preacher and archdeacon to the bishop of Kraków, where his eloquence and example brought about real conversion in many of his penitents, both clergy and laity. He became bishop of Kraków in During an expedition against the Grand Duchy of Kiev, Stanislaus became involved in the political situation of Poland. Known for his outspokenness, he aimed his attacks at the evils of the peasantry and the king, especially the unjust wars and immoral acts of King Boleslaus II. The king first excused himself, then made a show of penance, then relapsed into his old ways. Stanislaus continued his open opposition in spite of charges of treason and threats of death, finally excommunicating the king. The latter, enraged, ordered soldiers to kill the bishop. When they refused, the king killed him with his own hands. Forced to flee to Hungary, Boleslaus supposedly spent the rest of his life as a penitent in the Benedictine abbey in Osiak. Comment: John the Baptist, Thomas Becket, Thomas More and Stanislaus are a few of the prophets who dared to denounce corruption in high places. They follow in the footsteps of Jesus himself, who pointed out the moral corruption in the religious leadership of his day. It is a risky business: "Let the one among you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone..." (John 8:7b). - American Catholic.org PARISH NEWS/NOTES 4 HOLY THURSDAY POTLUCK SUPPER April 17, 5:30 p.m. Sign up now to attend the Holy Thursday Potluck. Indicate what food item you will bring: main dish, salad, or dessert. Bring you own dishes and silver. Beverages will be provided. Mass will follow at 7:00 p.m. Come, be a part of this special week in our Catholic faith. DONATIONS NEEDED Donations are needed for the annual parish Easter Egg Hunt. We are in need of small candy for stuffing eggs, as well as small prizes for our egg hunters. Donations can be dropped off in the parish office. Thank you for helping to make our egg hunt a success! EASTER EGG HUNT Children through grade 5 are invited to join us for our annual parish Easter Egg Hunt. The hunt will take place on Saturday, April 19th, from 10:00-11:30. We will have an Easter story, crafts, cookies, a visit from the Easter Bunny, and of course, an egg hunt. If you plan to attend, sign up sheets are located in the vestibule and by the Faith Formation class rooms. Thank you to our Kennedy Park BINGO helpers for March Jim & Emmy King, Barb Gruna, Cathy Coffey, Mary & Gary Carle, Audrey Larson and Rosie Coenen, There will be NO BINGO in April as it is Good Friday. See you in May! St. Agnes Mike Joswiak Scholarship We will be taking applications again for the St. Agnes Mike Joswiak Scholarship. Mike was a parish member for many years serving as a reader at Mass and a middle and high school catechist. In his memory we will award two $500 scholarships to graduating seniors who have been active in the life of this parish and who will be continuing their post high school education. Applications are now available in the parish office or on the parish website. Applications are due May 15, If you need more information, please contact Deb in the parish office. Food Pantry The Food Pantry is looking for volunteers to pack groceries for our food pantry guests. Packing will take place on the first and third Tuesday of each month. The time commitment is about 2 hours. If you are interested in helping you please contact Heather Hehir at The Food Panty is in need of the following items: chicken noodle soup, tuna, canned corn or green beans, and pasta sauce. Please keep us in mind as you do you weekly shopping. Thank you.

5 FAITH FORMATION VBS 2014 WILDERNESS ESCAPE Where God Guides and provides! July :00 to 11:30 am Children will experience a real Holy Land Adventure as they join Moses on his wilderness journey with God. We will caravan with Moses and the 12 tribes of Israel as they escape Egypt and learn to trust God. Each day s journey begins with prayer, Bible storytelling, cool craft projects, high-energy games, music, and lots of celebration! Tribe members must be in 4K through 5 th grade for school year Youth (6 th grade and older) and adult volunteers are needed and are invited to join in the fun! Check the bulletin board and the website for registration forms. Call or Mary with any questions. Catechists Needed Wednesday Nights YOUTH MINISTRY 5 ADVENTURE CAMP Who: 6 th -9 th Grade Where: Crosswoods Camp Durmmond, WI What: Rappelling, Rock Climbing, Archery, Biking, Canoeing, Kayaking and Spiritual Self- Discovery When: June 22 nd 27 th, 2014 A week of High Adventure, Fun and GOD! Father Greg has gone before and he guarantees that you will have an awesome time so please check out the youth bulletin board at the back of church and look for an initial registration form. A $50.00 deposit is required to save your spot. So, sign up today and then a final payment of $50.00 is due May 31 st. Mission America: Mystery Trip Their will be a parent Meeting on Wednesday, April 16 th at 6:30pm in Abts Hall to go over what to expect at Mission America: Mystery Trip, and what forms need to be filled out. We are all called to do God s will. God calls everybody but we just have to listen and choose to answer the call. We have to learn to say YES to the grace God and what he wants us to do. I am hoping that you hear the call to be a Catechist or a volunteer and to share your faith with our Youth. We are in need of Catechists for Wednesday nights. However, we are also in need of helpers. This year we will be switching it up and making it more interactive. Our Wednesday nights are easy we have lesson plans all ready for you. Please consider answering the call. IF you are able to help out any way on Wednesday nights, please contact or (715) th-9th Faith Formation and Confirmation Calendar Bring back Lenten boxes. We need your help to fill the church. Wednesday, April 16 th Class (Winning grade gets Buffalo Wild Wings) and Youth Group Saturday, April 19 th Easter Egg Hunt looking for 6th-10th graders to volunteer from 9:00AM-12:00AM contact Danielle if you can help out Wednesday, April 23rd Last class for 6 th -9 th at Coral Lanes in Rothschild Confirmation Wednesday, April 23 rd Service Reflection due Wednesday, April 30 th Class & Meal Wednesday, May 7 th Class Wednesday, May 14 th Confirmation Rehearsal 6:30 PM at St. Florian, Hatley Sunday, May 18 th Confirmation Day 2:30PM NOW SELLING!!!! We have 12oz of PURE VANILLA for your cooking delight! $7.00 a bottle. The 2014 Mission Trip is June14 th -20 th. We have only 2 spots left. So, sign up and make your deposit today. The location will be a Mystery to the kids but we can say it will be either out East or Denver CO to help with the flooding. Please contact Danielle Huntington with questions or concerns. A $50.00 deposit is required to save your sport and then a final payment of $50.00 is due May 31 st. Father Greg will be one of the chaperones on the trip so lets make sure he has his work cut out for him!! Looking for Adults and Teens (6th-12th grade) that would like to be a part of the St. Agnes Youth Group. We meet the 1 st and 3 rd Wednesday of each month in the Parish Rectory Basement at 5:30pm. Our Mission is Faith, Fun and Friendship. If this something you want to help out with or be apart of please join us each month. We look forward to seeing you (Dinner is provided). Please contact Danielle at or her at danielle@stagnescatholicparish.com. Our next meeting will be April 16t h. Easter is just around the corner, if you are in need of Easter gifts, you can help support the St. Agnes Youth by buying Kwik Trip Gas cards, Marcus Theatre movie tickets and NOW POLITO S PIZZA. Marcus Theatre tickets are $8.50 each and they are valid during all movie times, however, there might be an extra charge for 3D movies, For every 2 tickets purchased you receive a $3.00 off coupon for your concession stand purchase. Kwik Trip cards are available in $10, $20, $25, $50, and $100 increments AND NOW POLITOS ARE AVAILABE in $10 Gift Cards. Stop in the office if you are interested.

6 SUNDAY GOSPEL REFLECTION 6 Reflecting On Sunday s Readings PALM SUNDAY OF THE LORD S PASSION April 13, 2014 Introduction: Passion Sunday introduces us to a week of intense reflection on the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus, the Son of God. What difference will it make in our lives two weeks, or two months, from now? Pope John Paul II begins the encyclical Mission of the Redeemer, by reiterating a truth he set forth in his very first encyclical: The Church s fundamental function in every age, and particularly in ours, is to direct man s gaze, to point the awareness and experience of the whole of humanity toward the mystery of Christ. This statement presupposes that we, the Church, have sufficiently gazed upon and contemplated the mystery of Christ, ourselves, so that it has become a compelling force in our lives. Pope John Paul II goes on to explain why we, and all of humanity, need to direct our gaze to him: In him, and only in him, are we set free from all alienation and doubt, from slavery to the power of sin and death. Christ is truly our peace (Eph 2:14); the love of Christ impels us (2 Cor 5:14) giving meaning and joy to our life. He further explains, Indeed, all people are searching for it, albeit at times in a confused way, and have a right to know the value of this gift and to approach it freely. In these two statements the Holy Father explains the benefits we personally will receive by coming to know the Savior more fully. Hopefully during this Holy Week we will slow down our other activities and concentrate on grasping and understanding all that Jesus went through on our behalf. But what about the remaining fifty-one weeks, or for that matter, the remaining weeks of our lives? Should we not during this week, along with those being newly baptized, renew our baptismal vows to be lifelong disciples of Jesus? Richard McBrien, in his classic work, Catholicism, explains, To become a disciple, therefore was to enter into a lifelong relationship with Jesus,... discipleship was not only a process of learning, but of shaping one s whole life around the Master without reservation. Many people gazed on Jesus death on the cross, some mocked, some cried, some were duly impressed, and a few dedicated their lives to believe and follow his instructions. Those few who committed their lives to knowing and following Christ, subsequently turned their world upside down with the Good News we celebrate this week. During this coming week we will be faced with several important choices. The first very simply is; Will we longingly gaze on Jesus agony and death, and his resurrection for us, or will we only give him a cursory glance? The Rosary, the Stations of the Cross, the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, Eucharistic Adoration, and a host of spiritual readings are all means we can use to longingly and continually reflect on his passion and resurrection. Will we? Then, if we choose to gaze at length on our Savior s passion we will have another choice. Will we only briefly respond emotionally to all he has done for us, or will we dedicate our lives to believing and following him? This moving and motivating experience need not only take place once a year during Lent and Easter, but it can be a constant and recurring way of life. Philippians 2:5 the verse preceding this week s second reading encourages us to let Christ s mind be in us, in our mind. The ability to live the year controlled by Christ is dependent on this ongoing reflection of Christ s humility and passion. Perhaps there may be no better finale to this week than to dedicate ourselves to follow Jesus for a lifetime, and for the remainder of our life, by our actions and words, direct the gaze of others to him. If we do the latter it will make a difference in our lives not just for two days, two weeks, or even two months, but a difference that will last a lifetime. (By Richard A. Cleveland) First Reading Isaiah 50:4-7 The Lord GOD has given me a well-trained tongue, That I might know how to speak to the weary a word that will rouse them. Morning after morning he opens my ear that I may hear; 5 And I have not rebelled, have not turned back. 6 I gave my back to those who beat me, my cheeks to those who plucked my beard; My face I did not shield from buffets and spitting. 7 The Lord GOD is my help, therefore I am not disgraced; I have set my face like flint, knowing that I shall not be put to shame. What attitudes do you see in this prophecy of Christ that we should embrace?

7 COMMUNITY NEWS & EVENTS 7 The Order of Franciscan Secular (OFS) will gather on Sunday, April 13, at 2:00 P.M. at Saint Michael's Parish, Krasowski Hall for their monthly meeting. Any one who is interested in learning about becoming a Lay Franciscan can come and see. The Catholic Daughters will meet April 2st at 7:00pm at St. Therese Church. St. Mark Catholic Parish, Rothschild, is accepting applications for the staff position of Parish Bookkeeper. This is a part-time position and opens on May 1. Application forms are available in the Parish Offices and are due, with your resume, by 4:00 pm, April 11. Call for more information. Identity Theft Workshop, Sunday, April 27, at 11:15 am in St. Mark Parish Schumacher Hall. This free educational workshop will help you understand how identity theft can occur, will give you tips to protect yourself, and what to do if it does happen to you. You will receive a complimentary workbook that includes identity theft resources. Presenter is Thad Streeter, FIC, from Catholic Financial Life. Cookies and coffee will be provided. For reservation call Jeanette at no later than April 13 so that everyone will have the helpful materials. Sponsored by St. Mark Branch 72 of Catholic Financial Life. Asking for Donations We are looking at having an end of the year bowling party for the youth group and we are looking for gift certificates to use for prizes for things like most gutter balls, best cheerleader, high game, etc. Some examples for gift certificates could be from Polito s, Jimmy Johns, Subway, Mc Donald's, Culvers, Taco Johns, Taco Bell, Pizza Hut etc. If you can help us out please contact Danielle at Ext 2 or danielle@stagnescatholicparish.com. PILGRIMAGE TO THE SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF GOOD HOPE A Day of Prayer, Mass, Rosary, and Prayer of Divine Mercy Saturday, May 3, 2014 This is the only approved Shrine of Our Lady in the United States where healings have occurred. The cost is $25 per person. Please bring a sack lunch for noon. We will be stopping for a meal on the way home. The bus leaves the Saint Therese School parking lot at 8:30 am and St. Florian, Hatley, at 8:55 am, and will return to Hatley around 6:00 pm and St. Therese about 6:30 pm. For information or to reserve a seat, contact Ron Shaub at Make checks payable to the Knights of Columbus #4628 and send to Ron Shaub at th Street, #100, Marathon, WI Please Check the Event Flyers on the Bulletin Board MARRIAGE PREPARATION SESSION: One of the requirements for Marriage is to attend one Marriage Preparation session. The Wausau Deanery holds these as a Friday evening and the day on Saturday. If your wedding is before October 2014 you should be attending one of these upcoming sessions. April 25-26th registration deadline April 15th. August 1-2nd & Nov 14-15th are the two remaining sessions for To register contact Diane borchardtdiane@gmail.com or Silent Theme Retreat: Rediscovering The Way as Our Way April 25-27, 2014 (Men) St. Paul writes, Do not think that I have arrived at the goal (of giving himself completely to Christ), but I do keep going on toward the goal. Reflecting this attitude, the earliest description for Christianity was simply The Way. We are so prone to settle in to cling to what we know and have. How can we develop a pilgrim spirituality, constantly on The Way? Various Presenters. Offering: $170. If you d like more information about any of the Center s events, or if you need a ride, please contact the Center at or info@sarcenter.com. Find us on Facebook for daily meditations and news. Visit our site at for a complete listing of all upcoming events or to register. Wausau Pro Musica, the area s longest-running women s choir, invites you to its annual spring concert, Friday, May 2nd at 7:30pm. Good Shepherd Lutheran church, 930 Edgewood Rd, Wausau. The concert, A Plethora of Poems, features a variety of music from sacred to contemporary with instrumental accompaniment. Tickets are available at the door. Students and Seniors $8.00 and General Admission $10. ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK We wish to thank the businesses who use our bulletin for advertising their products and/or services. We appreciate your support!!

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