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1 We are a Eucharistic Community called together to celebrate our Catholic faith. As a welcoming community of God, our mission is to provide an environment that enriches our spiritual, personal and social growth through prayer, education, outreach and fellowship. - Joint Parish Mission Statement

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4 Saint John 253 N. Washington Street P.O. Box 628 Evangelist Parish Parish Established 1866 ST. JOHN MASS: Saturday 6:00pm & Sunday 8:30am ST. JOHN OFFICES Rectory/Parish Office Parish Fax Parish ... Website... Parish Center/Kitchen Pastoral Council President: Phil Limmex ST. JOHN SCHOOL School Office School Website... School Principal: Terrie Feigl ST. JOHN CEMETERY Cemetery Sexton: Roger Kolan Saint Luke Parish 1240 Nachreiner Avenue Plain, WI Parish Established 1857 ST. LUKE MASS: Saturday 4:30pm & Sunday 10:00am ST. LUKE OFFICES Rectory/Parish Office Parish Fax Parish ... Website... Church Kitchen Pastoral Council President: Ron Towle ST. LUKE SCHOOL School School Website... School Principal: Diane Mueller ST. LUKE CEMETERY Cemetery Sexton: Bob Schweiss Cell: JOINT STAFF & OFFICE INFORMATION PASTOR Fr. John A. Silva / Nachreiner Avenue, Plain, WI MUSIC DIRECTOR Michael Davidson / michaeldavidson84@gmail.com SCHEDULING EVENTS All parish activities or meetings need to be scheduled on the parish calendar. Please call the parish office. BULLETIN DEADLINE Wednesday - Noon COORD. OF REL. ED. Angie Pulvermacher / Wednesday Night Phone angie.pulvy@gmail.com NEW PARISHIONERS We welcome you to our parish family. Please stop by or call the parish office for information about registering as parish members. MINISTERZO HISPANO / HISPANIC MINISTRY Padre Osvaldo Briones obriones@slsonline.org Phone: ext.234 SACRAMENTS PENANCE/RECONCILIATION Private Reconciliation is offered on Saturdays at 4:00 PM before Mass at St. Luke s and Sundays at 8:00 AM before Mass at St. John s. Communal celebrations are scheduled During the seasons of Advent and Lent. BAPTISM Baptism dates are arranged through the parish offices. First time parents are required to attend a baptism preparation program before the baptism of their child. Please call the parish officefor more information. MARRIAGE To schedule a wedding date, call the parish office. The common policy of the Diocese of Madison requires a 6-month minimum notice. We strongly recommend at least one year in advance. ANOINTING OF THE SICK Individual celebrations can be arranged by calling the parish office. COMMUNION FOR THE SICK We are happy to bring Holy Communion to those confined to their homes. Please notify the parish office.

5 SEVENTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME JULY 29, 2018 Father John St. John Chrysostom was particularly known for his preaching skills and his ability to communicate. In fact the name Chrysostom means golden-mouthed In defining Christ-like humility, he said, It is having the power to take revenge, but never doing that. It is characteristic of a generous, forgiving heart. Although our readings on this 17th Sunday in Ordinary Time do not directly address the idea of humility, that is an underlying theme in all of them. In a miracle that anticipated Jesus miracle of feeding the multitude, as reported in today s Gospel, Elisha commanded that a small amount of bread be served to 100 men. Elisha s request is met with doubt and unbelief, but Elisha reminds them, For thus says the Lord, They shall eat and there shall be some left over. And indeed there was. God promises not only to provide, but to provide beyond the immediate need. Elisha trusted that promise, acted upon it, and saw the promise miraculously fulfilled. We, like most people, tend to forget that God can multiply food like this. God is not dependent on how this happens, but He does touch our hearts, convert us to giving and sharing people, in ways that accomplish miracles like this. If we trust in God and live as good stewards, what we accomplish is, in its own way, a miracle. St. Paul could not state more succinctly what our approach to living as Catholics and Christians should be. In the Second Reading from his letter to the Ephesians, Paul urges us to live with all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another through love, striving to preserve the unity of spirit through the bond of peace: one body and one Spirit. Does that describe our parish community? We might like to think it does, but that cannot happen unless we have the same kind of trust that Elisha had, and which St. Paul had, as well. Paul also says in the Second Reading from his Letter to the Ephesians, I urge you to live in a manner worthy of the call you have received. To truly understand this call to be worthy, we need to understand all that God has done for us, individually and as a community. It would seem natural that if we understand what God has provided us, we will naturally want to serve and obey out of gratitude. That sounds a lot like stewardship in action, doesn t it? We do not do what we do necessarily because we want God to love us; we need to realize that He already loves us. Each of us in his or her own way might be considered God s firstborn. Being a child of God is almost more important than anything else, and that is why we love one another, and why we serve on another, and why we recognize that miracles occur in our lives every day. We might not know a great deal about the Apostle, St. Philip, but he certainly is listed as an Apostle by all four Gospel writers. However, he figures most prominently in the Gospel of John, from which our Gospel Reading for today comes. The main focus of today s Gospel is Jesus miracle of feeding the 5,000, but Philip plays an important role in what we are being taught. The Lord speaks specifically to Philip, Where can we buy enough food to eat? It is essential to note nonetheless that the Gospel tells us, He said this to test him, because he himself (Jesus) knew what he was going to do. Philip answers quite frankly, Two hundred days wages worth of food would not be enough for each of them to have a little. This is the same doubt experienced by Elisha in the First Reading, and the same doubt many of us face when it comes to putting total trust in the Lord. Jesus knew full well what miracle He was about to perform, but He also saw this as a chance to teach His Apostles, and us, too. Philip and the others had already seen Jesus perform many miracles, and there should have been no question in his mind about the divine resources Jesus had at His disposal. Yet Philip hesitated. It is human nature to hesitate, to perhaps doubt, when it comes to believing and trusting. Yet, as with Elisha, they ate and there was much left over. Even the Lord s closest followers could not really believe. But through this miracle, Jesus is teaching us to trust Him and to do the same in our lives. And, by committing ourselves to a stewardship way of life, we can see our own gifts multiplied. And perhaps even perform our own modern-day miracles. ST. JOHN S FUNFEST Mark your calendars for August 10, 11 & 12 at the Spring Green Village Park. There will be a Slow Pitch tournament all weekend, Euchre Tournament Friday night at 7:00 PM, Kids/Family Dance with Full Tilt DJ on Friday night, Children s Games Saturday and Sunday, Youth Baseball tournament, Adult Bean Bag tournament, Music by Deaklok on Saturday night, Great Food, Bake Sale, and RAFFLE DRAWING on Sunday at 7:00 PM. PLEASE JOIN US! Welcome to our new members in 2018: St. John s: Virgil & Jan Ruhland

6 MASS SCHEDULE AND INTENTIONS FOR ST. LUKE/ST. JOHN MONDAY, JULY 30, 2018 No Mass at either Parish TUESDAY, JULY 31, :15 PM Mass at St. Luke s for Dixie Schweiss WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, :30 AM Mass at St. John s for the Special Intentions of all St. John Parishioners 9:30 AM Word & Communion at The Meadows 10:00 AM Mass at Greenway Manor for Vince Murphy THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, :30 AM Mass at St. Luke s for Brad Cummings FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, :30 AM Mass at St. John s for Gene Dischler SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, :30 PM Mass at St. Luke s for the People of Sts. John & Luke 6:00 PM Mass at St. John s for Earl & Gladys Anliker SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, :30 AM Mass at St. John s for Francis & Dolores Feiner 10:00 AM Mass at St. Luke s for Gerald & Marcy Stauffacher CONFESSIONS Next Reconciliation will be August 4 at St. Luke s 4:00 PM and August 5 at St. John s at 8:00 AM. Please call either parish office to schedule an appointment. MEMORIAL LIGHTS LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE SAT., AUG. 4 4:30 PM ST. LUKE 6:00 PM ST. JOHN Sacristan Lucille Herbrand Jerry Baryenbruch Leader of Prayer Mary Ann Tubb Diane Baryenbruch Lector Duane Meise Donna Slaney Euch. Min. (Body of Christ) Ushers Becca Oppert John Dischler Lynae Schott Bob Kraemer Pat Schweitzer Michaeleen Everson Bill Bergman Donna Slaney Micah Snyder Micah Kraemer Rick Kraemer Pat Slaney Greeters Ushers Amy, Taylor & Kolton Snyder Cantors/Music Servers SUN., AUG. 5 Linda Paulus Lisa Montelbano Olivia Wittmann Alex Erickson 8:30 AM ST. JOHN Souls of Harmony Lauri Liegel Tasha Limmex Leah Makarowski 10:00 AM ST. LUKE St. John s Sanctuary Lamp in Memory of Bernard Louis St. Luke s Sanctuary Lamp in Memory of Clete, Dean & Keith Alt Sacristan Terri Larson Carrie Dischler Leader of Prayer Andrea Kinney Ray Ring Lector Nancy Maxwell Susan Thering Euch. Min. (Body of Christ) Sara Shackleton Marcia Kraemer Susan Thering Carol Meixelsperger Ushers Merle Leifker Dick Limmex Keith Maxwell Howard Murphy Travis Nachreiner Stacy Nachreiner Ken Bindl Douglas Schmitz ST. JOHN S/ST. LUKE S WEEKLY PARISH CALENDAR Sun: Confirmation Class at St. John s, 6:30-8:30 PM Tues: Men s Group Meeting at St. John s, 5:30-6:30 AM Organ History Class at St. Luke s, 6:00-8:00 PM Fri: Alt/Wipperfurth Rehearsal at St. Luke s, 5:00-6:00 PM Sat: Jenna Alt/Ted Wipperfurth Wedding at St. Luke s, 2:00 PM Greeters Cantors/Music Servers Kathy Maxwell- Clark Sharon Swinehart Tim Bindl Michael Davidson Ryan Klein Jacob Klein Ushers Becky Weittenhiller Michael Davidson Brady Myers Jack Myers UPCOMING EVENTS St. John s Funfest, August St. Luke s Home & School Golf Outing, August 25 Readings for the Eighteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time Exodus 16:2-4, Ephesians 4:17, John 6:24-35 These readings can be found in the back of the Gather book, # 1144

7 ST. JOHN SCHOOL NEWS Funfest! Mark your calendars for a fun-filled weekend during Funfest on August 10th, 11th and 12 th! You could win a CAR, or one of many other great prizes, if you buy a Funfest raffle ticket from any parishioner or St. John s School family. WIN a $50 SCRIP Gift Card If you refer someone to St. John s School and they register their child for next school year, you will receive a $50 SCRIP gift certificate. If they would like a tour of St. John s School, or more information, please have them call school at or Terrie Feigl at tfeigl@stjohnspringgreen.com. Scholarship money is available to help with tuition costs. Parish Member Needed - St. John s School still needs a new member for the school s Education Commission. A new member needs to be in place for our first meeting on Thursday, August 16 th. Only parish members can serve on the commission and you do not have to have children in St. John s School. As a member you will be asked to attend monthly meetings and assist in making decisions regarding the welfare of the school and the education of the students. Ladies of the Parish - Do you like to shop, create gift baskets, organize, and decorate? PLEASE sign up to be a part of the Silent Auction Committee. Our Silent Auction cannot be successful without a lot of volunteers to chip in their time and talents! If you can help or if you have any questions please call Elaine Makarowski at or Terrie Feigl at tfeigl@stjohnspringgreen.com. Use Scrip for Your Summer Plans When mapping out your summer vacation and booking hotels, please consider using SCRIP. Gift cards for gasoline and many popular restaurants are usually in stock. We can order cards for hotels, car rentals, and some airlines as well. A list of all participating retailers can be found at under the Shop tab. During the summer months, SCRIP will be available at the pharmacy only. Like us on Facebook! See for yourself all the GREAT things that happened at St. John s School this past year by liking our Facebook Page St. John the Evangelist School Spring Green, WI. You can also learn more about our school by visiting our website at We are still missing 73 Baby Bottles from our May - June campaign in support of the Women s Care Center & local pro-life activities. Any bottles not returned will have to be replaced next year. Please return them to St. Luke s bell room or office at your earliest convenience. Thank you! Wisconsin Right to Life Presents: L!fe Camp summer camp for any teen (ages 13-19) passionate about the right to LIFE and wanting to learn how to make a difference. Meet new friends who share your passion, hear from experienced pro-life speakers, take a field trip to the State Capitol, and so much more. Learn more at Sauk County Right to Life & the KC s of Spring Green will cover the registration cost entirely for any teen wishing to attend. Transportation to and from camp is also available. Contact Becca Oppert for more information. beccae23@gmail.com or ) ST. LUKE SCHOOL NEWS A BIG THANK YOU to Dave Lins and Connie Alt for working on the Wisconsin Department of Justice School Safety Grant. We are extremely grateful to you for the time and work you put into completing and submitting the grant on behalf of St. Luke s School. We are happy to report that we have been granted $19,970!! AFTER-SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM We are accepting registrations for our After-School Care Program. The program starts Tuesday, September 4 and runs from 3:30-5:30 PM Monday through Friday. The Program follows St. Luke s school calendar. If you have any questions regarding the program or would like a registration form please contact Diane Mueller at diane.mueller@stlukecatholicchurchplain.com or call the school at Box Tops and Milk Caps We will be collecting Box Tops and Milk Moola caps from Kwik Trip this school year. We do receive money from these companies for turning in points and caps. There is a Box Tops Bonus App that can be used to search for offers and turn your receipts into cash for St. Luke s School. Please start collecting. ENROLLMENT STILL OPEN! We are still accepting registrations for the school year for students in grades 3PK-8th. If you are interested in learning more about St. Luke School or would like a tour please call the school at or Diane Mueller at diane.mueller@stlukecatholicchurchplain.com. School Hours - We will be in and out of the building over summer but regularly check our s. To get in contact with someone over the summer months please Diane Mueller at diane.mueller@stlukecatholicchurchplain.com or Colleen Mueller at school.secretary@stlukecatholicchurchplain.com. WE ARE TAKING TEE TIMES!!! St. Luke s School Golf Outing will be held Saturday, August 25, with a shot-gun start at 11:00 AM. PLEASE CONSIDER getting a team together and golfing! This is a 4-person scramble/best ball. All proceeds go to the Technology Fund! Please call the parish office to sign up !! STEWARSHIP THANKS to Ed & Carol Patterson, Paul Johnson, Hank Ferstl and Shari Diehl for their time given in tiding up St. Anne s Chapel. And to Tammy Walsh, Jenna Alt and Circle 8 for helping with fellowship after the Pilgrimage last Thursday!! NEWS FROM THE DIOCESE All of the faithful are invited to a celebration of the 15th installation anniversary of the Most Rev. Robert C. Morlino as Bishop of the Diocese of Madison on Wednesday, August 1, 2018 at St. Mary s Pine Bluff, 3673 County Road P, Cross Plains. Rosary in the Church at 4:30 p.m. and Holy Mass with Bishop Morlino at 5:30 p.m. Potluck reception following Mass. Last names A-F: Bring simple entree; Last names G-Q: Bring salad or side dish: Last names R-Z: Bring dessert. R.S.V.P. for potluck to info@vigilforlife.org or by calling Gwen at (608) This celebration is sponsored by Vigil for Life, Madison and Pro Life, Wisconsin.

8 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION/YOUTH MINISTRY Confirmation Students & Parents Sunday, July 29th - 6:30-8:30 PM at St. John's Parish Center (For those who did not attend the June meeting) Religious Education Classes will begin on Wednesday, September 12th for all 1st through 8th graders. Catechist Meeting - Wednesday, August 8th 6:30 PM at St. John s Parish Center ST. JOHN S FUNFEST The FUNFEST 2018 schedule is now available online. Here's how to sign up for the shifts that you are able to work: 1. Click this link to see our Sign-up on SignUp.com: 2. Review the options & choose the one(s) you like 3. Sign up! It's easy - you will NOT need to register an account or keep a password on SignUp.com Funfest also needs 2 more families to help chair Funfest 2019 next year. Catholic Herald Subscription: An envelope is available in your pack of Support Envelopes for your subscription to the Catholic Herald Citizen. Please make your checks payable to St. John's or St. Lukes, and drop off at the Parish Office or put in the collection basket before the end of August. Any subscription not paid for by the end of August will be cancelled. Yearly Cost: $ St. Luke Ministry Schedule- Copies of the new Ministry Schedules for August & September are located in the bell room. Please pick up a copy for your records. You can receive a schedule electronically along with weekly schedule reminders by sending your address to our office. DEMERS FAMILY MEAL TRAIN: We are still looking for help with the Demers Family Meal Train. If you can help us out, here is the website and code to log in: (use all lower case letters) WHAT S HAPPENING IN OUR AREA???? Plain Fire and EMS Annual Celebration Will be held at the Plain Community park Saturday, July 28 - Sunday, July 29. Music, ball games, volleyball, fire truck rides, food and refreshments. Parade is on Sunday at 11:00 AM followed by BBQ Chicken dinner. American Red Cross Blood Drive - Giving blood is a simple thing to do, but it can make a big difference in the lives of others. There is a blood drive scheduled for Friday, August 3, at Christ Lutheran Church in Spring Green from 12 Noon until 6:00 PM. Six Flags Great America - is having their annual Catholic Family Day event on Saturday, August 4. The event includes a Mass located in the Wilderness Theater at 11:00 AM. Tickets are only $39.00 per person. Visit and enter Promo code: CATHOLIC. Schoenstatt Family Festival: Sunday, August 5, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at Schoenstatt Heights, 5901 Cottage Grove Road, Madison. Live music, Shrine tours, Bake sale, games, raffles and much more. St. Mary of Pine Bluff, Cross Plains - is having their annual Festival on Sunday, August 12. A Family Style Chicken and Ham Dinner will be served from 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM, a $1000 Grand Prize Raffle, Farm Store, Children s games and more. 4PeteSake s 14th Annual Day in the Park: Sunday, August 19, 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM at North Park, Spring Green. With music from local bands, food and drink from local vendors, kid s activities, a silent auction and a raffle drawing. Registration for both the Run/Walk and the Bike Ride starts at 8:00 AM. Apostolate for Persons with Disabilities - is sponsoring a Day at the Dells on Friday, August 24. This special event is put on for people with disabilities, the elderly, and their family and friends. Pray with priests from the Diocese of Madison, as well as guest priests from neighboring dioceses, at Mass. After Mass, everyone will be served a sack lunch and can sit back to enjoy the Tommy Bartlett Show! No cost for this annual event thanks to the generosity of donors to the Apostolate. Any person needing assistance with medications or using the bathrooms should be accompanied by an assistant or caregiver to ensure their comfort and safety. The Mass and show will be interpreted in American Sign Language. Please call to register AND/OR to indicate whether or not you would like to reserve a seat on a bus. (*If the response from Spring Green/Plain area is significant there will be a bus stop in our area*) The current pick up locations are: Monroe, Stoughton, Lake Mills, Marshall, Sun Prairie, Berlin, Green Lake, Princeton, Montello, Madison - Bl. Sacrament, Madison - St. Dennis, Janesville, SW Wisconsin. STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE St. John s (Week 4) Church Cap. Imp. Weekly Envelope Goal $ 5, $ July 21/22 Actual $ 2, $ ACH Weekly Average $ 1, $ Difference: -$ $ Envelope Goal YTD $ 22, $ 1, YTD Actual Total to July 22 $ 18, $ 1, Difference: -$ 3, $ St. Luke s (Week 4) Weekly Envelope Goal $ 6, July 21/22 Actual $ 4, ACH Weekly Average $ 2, Difference: -$ Envelope Goal YTD $ 26, YTD Actual Total to July 22 $ 21, Difference: -$ 4,521.00