St. Boniface, St. John the Baptist, St. Joseph Parishes June 29, 2014

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1 St. Boniface, St. John the Baptist, St. Joseph Parishes June 29, 2014 We are all one body, one body in Christ, and we do not stand alone. We are Christ s body, His hands and feet. We will speak His word of life to everyone we meet. Solemnity of Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles John 21:15-19 Year A Fr. David Fulton Parish Office Phones: POBox 170 PO Box 170 West Catholic Fordyce, NE Fordyce, NE St. John s Hall East Catholic Fax: St. Joseph Hall frfulton@hotmail.com jwubben@gpcom.net Summer Office Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 noon Deacons Prayer Line Marcus Potts St. Boniface Betty Peitz Brian Heine St. John Amy Dickes Rod Wiebelhaus Donna Potts Clarence Jansen Confessions: St. Boniface: St. Joseph: St. John: Marriage Arrangements: Mass Intentions: Sunday: 8:00-8:25 am; Wed 6:30pm-7:00pm (during school yr) Saturday: 7:00-7:25 pm Sunday: 10-10:25 am; First Friday 7:15-7:30 am & by app t. At least 6 months in advance Carole Schulte, PO Box 116, Fordyce-NE indicate name, date, & parish St. John s Cemetery Caretakers: Mark & Cindy Neuhalfen ; Mass Times: Monday-Sat 8:00 a.m. St. John the Baptist Thu & St. Boniface Saturday 7:30 p.m. St. Joseph Parish in Constance Sunday 8:30 a.m. St. Boniface Parish in Menominee 10:30 am St. John the Baptist in Fordyce 1:00 p.m. St. Joseph (Spanish) -except on the fourth Sunday School Windows As one can see, our West Catholic Elementary School window project is underway. This window replacement will make the school building more energy efficient and less drafty, leading to energy savings. The money from this project is from the $60,000 donation from Hartington that we received several years ago. Part of that money paid for the current school bus. The rest of the money, along with a $10,000 grant obtained this spring from the Archdiocese, is covering the cost of the windows. If you have not already, feel free to come to the school to see the project s progress and the difference between the old windows and the new windows.

2 ST. JOSEPH Sunday Giving: (June 21): Sat Mass: Envelopes - $30; Plate $82; HVAC $25; Endow this F-YTD - $150. Spanish Mass $97 July 5-Sat-7:30 p.m. 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time L: Mike Stevens G: Tom & Beth Stevens Family S: Claudia Stevens U: Duane Schieffer & Fred Arens July Heavenly Dusters St. Joseph Parish Council Chair Julie Fuelberth Pres Chris Thoene Jolene Steffen VP Mike Mueller Christy Mortensen Sec Julie Fuelberth Jody Paulsen Vernon Arens, Leonarda Arens, Al Steffen, Nancy DeBlauw LG ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST Sunday (June 22): Envelopes - $1700; Plate $85; Prime Rib $150; Endow. Contrib. this F YTD - $250; LOAN = PAID OFF! July 6 Sunday 10:30 am 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time L: Chuck Steffen G: John & Cheri Eickhoff Family S: Taylor Lammers U: John Eickhoff (E ), Bill Potts (E ) Blaine Lammers Pat Kuehn, Nathan Loecker Gavin Potts July Church Cleaners: Parish Council Chair Kathy Rupiper Amy Dickes Dion Wubben Patty Schieffer Kelly Kaiser Robert Steffen Carole Schulte Frank Lammers Lora Wiebelhaus Linda Steffen Sandy Uhing Dave Loecker Julie Steffen Finance: Charlie Becker, Gary Koch Dave Lammers, Jerome Thoene ST. BONIFACE Sunday (June 22): Envelopes - $856; Plate - $34.84; Dollar Collection $76; Endow. Contrib. this F- YTD - $1925; CSB $8400 July 6 Sun 8:30 a.m. 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time L: John Jansen G: Bob & Tracy Mueller Family S: Alisa Ruzicka U: Jeff Birger (E ) and Allen Bonertz (E ) Mason Ruzicka Dennis Kleinschmit, Ryan Loecker July 12 Cleaners Chair-Betty Peitz Parish Council Kimberly Tramp Gerry Kast J. Hoebelheinrich Lois Mueller Jan Sudbeck Mary Jean Zavadil Jean Pinkelman Dennis Kleinschmit Joanna Mueller Trustees: Allen Bonertz & Mike Suing Rita Mueller Finance: Tracy Schmidt, Morgan Zavadil Tracy Muller D. Hoebelheinrich, John Pinkelman PARISH NEWS June 30 Beaver Creek Rosary 8:00 p.m. July 3 St. Boniface Prayer Garden Rosary 8:00 p.m. Fr. Fulton explains why St. John the Baptist Parishwill no longer be using the Oregon Catholic Press (OCP) missals and music: Due to their licensing rules, any of OCP s buyers have to purchase the same product each year. Therefore, it is a violation of the law to use any of OCP s materials from a prior year. What should be a one - time purchase is an annual repurchase of the same product. OCP has been changing words in hymns in recent years to include vertical inclusive language. Vertical inclusive language comes in the form of avoiding using the divine pronoun (he, him) in referring to God. For instance, For the fruits of his creation within the last two years has become For the fruits of this creation. This avoidance of the use of the divine pronoun is common for radical feminists, gay advocacy groups, and those who want to redefine marriage as revealed by God. EWTN a few years ago asked OCP about the changes in a form of protest, and OCP simply replied that its hymn writers requested the changes. Some OCP hymns are theologically ambiguous (ex. City of God, which suggests Pelagianism), to the point where one would wonder why one would support such a publisher when there are other alternatives. June 29, Sunday The Peter s Pence Collection unites us in solidarity to the Holy Father and his works of charity to those in need. In his address of March 20, 2013, Pope Francis spoke of our responsibility before the world and creation. There is much that we can do to benefit the poor, the needy, and those who suffer; and to favor justice, promote reconciliation, and build peace, he said. Your contributions to the Peter s Pence Collection allow the Holy Father to support victims of war, natural disasters, and others most in need of assistance. Join the Holy Father and be a witness of charity throughout the world. CALENDAR OF EVENTS Jul 4 Fri First Friday St. John the Baptist Jul Tue-Sun Shroud of Turin St. Boniface July 20 Sun St. Joseph Parish Bazaar July 27 Sun St. Boniface Parish Bazaar Jul Fri-Sun Follow-up JC Camp Oct 5 Sun Confirmation Thank You to Doris Goeden who took the role of St. Boniface Ladies Guild President on June 1 st. She will be a wonderful asset to the Guild and we look forward to working with her!

3 PARISH NEWS continued JC Camp 2014 Grocery donation needed: 100 hamburger buns 2 gallons baked beans 100 hot dogs 100 hot dog buns 1 dozen eggs 4 large Kool-Aid packs can pop 3# popcorn 10 # grapes 2 large bunches bananas bag of apples bag of oranges 2 watermelons 2 cantaloupe 2 large bags chips 4 yellow cake mixes 2 Dream Whip 10 # spaghetti 75 ears sweetcorn 8 loaves garlic bread 4 heads lettuce 8 oz. grated cheese 2 tomatoes 1 bag baby carrots 1 gallon can peaches 1 large Oatmeal 4 gallons milk 1 bag brown sugar 1 jar Parmesan Cheese 1 large Canola Oil 1 large Seran Wrap bars/cookies rolls/sweet breads Questions? Contact Ruth Wiebelhaus at West Catholic School has 6 window air conditioners for sale for $50 each. First come, first served. Contact Jill at the school on weekday mornings if interested St. Boniface Parish would like to say thank you to those outgoing Parish Council members Rita Mueller and Rolly Goeden and also to outgoing Trustee Chris Tramp for their past three years of service to the Parish. We welcome Jan Sudbeck, Dennis Kleinschmit, and Allen Bonertz as the new members of the Parish Council and we look forward to working with you. Ignite the Faith Campaign Info How much of the funds donated to the campaign are going to the Archdiocese? None of the campaign funds raised are going to the archdiocesan administration. All of the campaign funds will be used for identified needs and priorities in our archdiocese. Here in our parish, 50% of the funds raised will go toward local needs 10% directly to the parish and an additional 40% will be used for Catholic education and/or schools in our community. The remainder will be used to support priest retirement and new vocations. Rural parishes benefit greatly from this campaign. In addition to the money that we raise for our local needs, we also benefit from programs that are being funded by donors in Omaha such as a teacher scholarship fund, grants for Catholic schools and faith formation programs. ADORATION St. John the Baptist First Friday Adoration : 8:30 am 7 pm With Benediction and Closing Eucharistic Holy Hour and Our Lady of Perpetual Help Devotions Tuesdays: 6:45 a.m. 7:45 a.m. St. Boniface Eucharistic Adoration Wednesdays: 5:30pm 6:30 pm; Thursdays: 6:50 am-7:50 am SCRIPTURE READINGS for the WEEK Mon: Am 2:6-10, 13-16; Mt 8:18-22 Tue: Am 3:1-8; 4:11-12; Mt 8:23-27 Wed: Am 5: 14-15, 21-24; Mt 8:28-34 Thu: Eph 2:19-22; Jn 20:24-29 Fri: Am 8:4-6, 9-12; Mt 9:9-13 Sat: Am 9:11-15; Mt 9:14-17 MASSES Sunday June 29 For the People M 8:30 am +Andrew Uhing and +Joe & +Diann Bergman F 10:30 am Spanish Mass C 1:00 pm Monday June 30 Fr. Brady F 8:00 am Tuesday July 1 +Sr. Carlota Duarte F 8:00 am Wednesday July 2 +Grace Hoesing F 8:00 am Thursday July 3 +Ann Souhrada M 8:00 am Friday July 4 L & D of Edward & Theresa Lange... F 8:00 am Saturday July 5 +Larry Albrecht M 8:00 am +Clair Lammers C 7:30 pm Sunday July 6 For the People M 8:30 am L & D of Othmar & Ann Steffen Fam.. F 10:30 am Spanish Mass C 1:00 pm VOCATIONS CROSS Jun 21-27: Deacon Rod & Cindy W. Jun 28-Jul 4: Tom & Ruth Wiebelhaus Jul 5 11: Cyril & Coletta Wubben

4 PARISH NEWS continued St. Boniface Parish in Menominee, Nebraska will be holding its Annual Broasted Chicken Dinner and Bazaar on Sunday, July 27, There will be games, cake walk, country store, concessions, horseshoe and volleyball tournaments, laser tag, prize bingo, a large raffle and more! Dinner will be served from 4pm to 8pm in the air conditioned Parish Hall. Everyone is welcome! SCHOOL NEWS Labels for Education Brands included: Bic, Campbells, Danimals, Emerald Nuts, Glad Food Storage, Pace, Pepperidge Farm, Pop Secret Popcorn, Post Cereals, Prego, Spaghettios, Swanson, V-8, Wolfgang Puck. Drop off your used printer cartridges and cellphones at school or in the collection box in the vestibule of St. John s church. We can send them in for cash rebates. Please only name brand cartridges, we do not get any credit for compatibles. Old cell phones too! TEAMS NEEDED for the St. Boniface Parish 10th Annual Coed Sand Volleyball Tournament, on Sunday July 9:30 A.M., in Menominee NEBR. Cost per team is $ Prizes awarded for the top 6 teams. Garenteed 4 sets of play per team! To Regiser, Please Call: Patty (605) or Julie (402) St. John the Baptist Parish RiverBoat Days Fundraiser Volunteers are needed to work at the RiverBoat Days FoodBooth on August Donations of food are also needed. There will be a sign-up sheet in the back of church if you d like to help out. Please help if you can. Thank You! AREA EVENTS Come One, Come All to St. Helena s 80th Annual July 4th Celebration! Coed Volleyball & Softball Tourney starting at 8 am * Lunch Stand opens at 8 am, serving rolls, coffee, and a large assortment of cool refreshments and snacks all day. Broasted chicken & ham supper, including a wonderful salad bar, hot vegetables, pies & desserts in the air conditioned Immaculate Conception parish hall, serving from 4-8 pm. As always, games, raffle, bingo and awesome fireworks to complete the day! A fun family tradition come celebrate with us! HyVee cards: available at the Carpenter Shop (Yankton Mall), Cedar Security Bank, school or from Ruth Wiebelhaus or Mary Schaefer. Goodsearch search engine 1 penny for every hit Beth Stevens Lori Hoebelheinrich Ruth Wiebelhaus West Catholic Scrip Card Program bstevens@gpcom.net lhoebelheinrich@hotmail.com roufie@gpcom.net or AREA EVENTS Volleyball Teams Please contact Victor Paltz at (402) if interested in entering a team into St. Helena s Annual 4 th of July Co-Ed Volleyball Tournament. Reservations for the Tournament can also be made by to fullhouse@gpcom.net. Thanks! Check out the parish website for the ministry schedules, bulletin, area confession times and area masses.

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