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1 W E E K LY BULLETIN 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 the 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 1240 Nachreiner Avenue Plain, WI Luke Parish 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: Cindy Haag 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 / michael.davidson@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 SIXTH SUNDAY OF EASTER MAY 6, 2018 Father John In today s Gospel from the Book of John, Jesus says, As the Father loves me, so I also love you. Remain in my love. The Lord closes this passage by saying, This I command you: love one another. In one form or another Jesus tells us to Love one another eleven times in the Bible. St. Paul also includes this commandment in his writings as do others, including passages in the Old Testament. Obviously, one could do an entire reflection on what this love means, what it entails, but it has a much greater depth than just talking about it. Love, like stewardship implies action. There is something impressive about St. Peter as reflected in the First Reading from the Acts of the Apostles. Peter has clearly grasped what Christ meant when He instructed His followers to Love one another, as I have loved you. The passage begins with Peter arriving at the house of Cornelius, who in deference to Peter, falls at Peter s feet to pay him homage. Peter s response says everything to us about how to treat others and how we ourselves need to view our own lives. Peter says, Get up. I myself am also a human being. Prior to that Peter lifts Cornelius up. The deep faith of Cornelius is well documented in Acts. We learn that Cornelius sent his servants to get Peter and bring him there. Cornelius had certainly heard of Peter and knew of his past and his involvement with Jesus. However, Cornelius also realized that he was a Gentile, and so there may have been some fear on his part that Peter might reject him, or even hesitate to enter his house. Peter s response to this show of respect from Cornelius is an example of the love about which we are speaking. Peter felt that Cornelius should not show this reverence to Peter, and Peter also felt he should not receive it. Peter would be the first to tell Cornelius and others that the reverence offered him should be offered to Jesus Christ Himself. As Jesus said, we are to love as He loves us. Peter did that. The passage from the First Letter of John that comprises our Second Reading could not be more specific on our call to love one another. John opens with Beloved, let us love one another, because love is of God; everyone who is begotten by God and knows God. Whoever is without love does not know God, for God is love. We have reflected previously on what words are used for love in the Bible. There are two Greek words that are the originals translated as love in these instances. Agapaois a verb, and agape is a noun. This is not romantic love; it means affection certainly, but it also means benevolence and concern for the welfare of the one loved. It is deliberate rather than emotional or impulsive. As mentioned in the opening of this reflection, it involves action, demonstrating the forms that this Christian love should take. St. John is explaining to us that if we know and experience God, then it will be shown in the ways we love one another. We may realize that this kind of love cannot be perfected on this side of eternity. Nevertheless, it must be present in our lives, and it needs to grow throughout our lives. This is a self-giving love that gives without demands or expectations of re-payment. It is God s kind of love, and for us to love one another more we need to grow closer to God. In the Gospel from St. John Jesus tells us, As the Father loves me, so I also love you. Jesus loved His followers, His disciples, and also us the way God the Father loved Him. Jesus showed His love for his disciples by teaching them, protecting them, guiding them, sacrificially serving them. God the Father did all that for Jesus. Jesus did not say I love you as a mother loves a child, and He did not say, I love you the way a husband loves his wife. If we know Jesus, we understand that He is filled with power, wisdom, truth, holiness, devotion, submission, sacrifice, and many other traits. Yet, He chooses to summarize it for us quite simply by saying, As the Father loves me, so I also love you. Remain in my love. That really says it all, doesn t it? It all seems so simple, but we know what kind of an effort real love requires. That is the effort we are called to put forth. CONGRATULATIONS to St. John s First Communicants! Special Blessings to: Layla Raine Alt, Jackson Daniel Bindl-Ballou, Kalia Elizabeth Blakley, Marlianne Marie Hagmann, Hudson Jameson Hauden, Taylor Michael Henkel, Trevor William Henkel, Vincent Donald Limmex, Preslee Lynn Montry

6 MASS SCHEDULE AND INTENTIONS FOR ST. LUKE/ST. JOHN MONDAY, MAY 7, 2018 No Mass at either Parish TUESDAY, MAY 8, :15 PM Mass at St. Luke s for Gerald & Marcy Stauffacher WEDNESDAY, MAY 9, :30 AM Mass at St. John s for Bill Ruppert 9:30 AM Word & Communion at The Meadows 10:00 AM Mass at Greenway Manor for Leon Hausner THURSDAY, MAY 10, :30 AM Mass at St. Luke s for Tina & Wally Weber FRIDAY, MAY 11, :30 AM Mass at St. John s in Honor of Mary SATURDAY, MAY 12, :30 PM Mass at St. Luke s for the People of Sts. John & Luke 6:00 PM Mass at St. John s for the Deceased Members of the Damian & Marie Bauer Family SUNDAY, MAY 13, 2018 (MOTHER S DAY) 8:30 AM Mass at St. John s for Beau Solomon 10:00 AM Mass at St. Luke s for Robert Lins CONFESSIONS Next Reconciliation will be May 12 at St. Luke s 4:00 PM and May 13 at St. John s at 8:00 AM. Please call either parish office to schedule an appointment. MEMORIAL LIGHTS LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE SAT., MAY 12 4:30 PM ST. LUKE 6:00 PM ST. JOHN Sacristan Gwen Kraemer Sondra Anliker Leader of Prayer Ann Ryan Linda Thering Lector Mary Ann Tubb Donna Slaney Euch. Min. (Body of Christ) Ushers Lori Ederer Bob Ederer Audray Gerber Ken Nachreiner Marcia Nachreiner Tim Ryan Bill Bergman Diane Baryenbruch Wally Liegel Brian Schultz Micah Kraemer Pat Slaney Greeters Ushers Joy Conway Alice Frederick Cantors/Music Servers SUN., MAY 13 8th Grace Kristin Brickl Joseph Ryan Ava Liegel 8:30 AM ST. JOHN Souls of Harmony Lauri Liegel Zach Limmex Isaac Limmex 10:00 AM ST. LUKE Sacristan Barb Frank Carrie Dischler Leader of Prayer Barb Frank Ray Ring St. John s Sanctuary Lamp in Memory of Virgil & Virginia Delkamp St. Luke s Sanctuary Lamp in Memory of Harold & Anita Frank Lector Steve Emerson Rita Brey Euch. Min. (Body of Christ) Ushers Rhonda Mayne Bob Gasper Todd Hogan Tom Slaney Tom Layton Mary Schluter Bob Schweiss Connie Schweiss Dan Pape Ken Bindl Norm Ruhland Marty Schmitz Greeters Cantors/Music Brian & Jennifer Klein Family Adult Choir Michael Davidson Ushers 8th Grace Kristin Brickl ST. JOHN S/ST. LUKE S WEEKLY PARISH CALENDAR Sun: Confirmation Class for Students/Mentors at St. Luke s, 5:30-8:30 PM Tues: Men s Group Meeting at St. John s, 5:30-6:30 AM Adult Choir Practice at St. Luke s, 6:30-8:00 PM KC Meeting at St. John s, 7:00-10:00 PM Wed: Teacher Appreciation Luncheon at St. John s, 11:30 AM Catechist Appreciation at St. John s, 6:30-8:00 PM Thurs: School May Crowning at St. Luke s following Mass Fri: School May Crowning at St. John s following Mass Sun: May Crowning before 8:30 & 10:00 AM Masses Servers Jacob Klein Ryan Klein UPCOMING EVENTS Luke Pape Sam Pape Mass for all Graduates, May 20 St. Luke s 8th Grade Graduation, May 31 St. John s 5th Grade Graduation, June 1 Readings for the Ascension of the Lord Acts 1:1-11 Ephesians 4:1-13 or 4:1-7, Mark 16:15-20 These readings can be found in the back of the Gather book, #1079

7 ST. JOHN SCHOOL NEWS Sunday, May 6: Facebook Mary Kay Fundraiser, 7:00-8:00 PM Wednesday, May 9: Home & School Meeting, 6:30 PM Art Room Thursday, May 10: Culver s Share Night for St. John s School Friday, May 11: Muffins with Mom, 7:30-8:30 AM at School Friday, May 11: 8:30 AM Mass led by Kindergarten & Grade 3 Congratulations First Communicants! Layla Raine Alt, Jackson Daniel Bindl-Ballou, Kalia Elizabeth Blakley, Marlianne Marie Hagmann, Hudson Jameson Hauden, Taylor Michael Henkel, Trevor William Henkel, Vincent Donald Limmex, Preslee Lynn Montry. Tremendous Thanks to Harold Pulvermacher s family and friends for making donations to St. John s School Endowment Fund in his memory. As our school family continues to grow this year, donations are appreciated more than ever. This contribution will help to ensure a continued, quality, Catholic education for the children in our area. Mary Kay Fundraiser - Mary Liegel is running a Facebook Mary Kay fundraiser in which 30% of the proceeds will be donated to St. John s School. Summer skin care products will be highlighted as well as last minute Mother s Day gifts. The Mary Kay Fundraising Party will be on Facebook on Sunday, May 6 from 7:00-8:00 PM. You can join the party one of two ways: Friend Mary Beth Liegel on Facebook and she will send you a party invite OR accept a friend request and party invite from Mary Beth Liegel. Thank you Mary for doing this for St. John s School! Culver s Share Night - On Thursday, May 10, from 5:00 to 9:00 PM, Culver s is generously donating approximately 10% of sales to St. John s School. The greater amount of sales will result in a greater donation to St. John s School. Mark your calendars for May 10 to let Culver s do the cooking for you! Muffins with Moms - St. John s School will be hosting a Muffins with Mom event at school on Friday, May 11 from 7:30 to 8:00 AM. Moms, grandmas, and aunts of St. John s students can come and enjoy refreshments and muffins with their child and are welcome to join us at the 8:30 AM Children s Mass. Before Mass, the students will be singing a couple of songs led by Mrs. Greenwood. Open House & Enrollment Fair St. John s School will be having an Open House & Enrollment Fair from 5:30-7:00 PM on Wednesday, May 16. This event is for new families who would like to learn more about our school. They can come and tour classrooms, meet with teachers, and begin the online registration process. Our current St. John s School families are also welcome to come if they would like assistance in updating their children s information online for next year. My heartfelt thanks to my parish family for the prayers and well wishes while recovering from my recent surgery. Special thanks to Father John for his encouragement and prayers!! Jan Ederer ST. LUKE SCHOOL NEWS Tuesday, May 8: Library Presentation for the Summer Reading Program at 8:15 for Grades 5K to 5th. Wednesday, May 9: Rescheduled 7th Grade field trip to Math Day and a Brewer Game at Miller Park. Thursday, May 10: Mass at 8:30 AM lead by Grade 3, followed by May Crowning in the courtyard. Education Fair! CHANGE IN DATE! - The extended winter changed a field trip date which in turn changed the date of our Education Fair...the new date is Wednesday, May 23. St. Luke's students will be displaying their projects from science, art, social studies and other subjects throughout the building. Everyone is invited to come and see what our students have been learning! May Crowning will be Thursday, May 10, after the 8:30 AM School Mass. We will be crowning the statue of the Blessed Mother in the courtyard. Everyone is welcome to join us!! The 7th Grade has ice cream cone punch cards to sell! Ten ice cream cones from the Plain Kwik Stop for $10 per card or $1 per cone. What a great deal! Contact a 7th Grade student or call the school office. A BIG thank you to Dwayne Faber for providing the 7th Grade with this fundraiser. NOW ENROLLING! St. Luke s School has an educational opportunity for children from age 3 to 14 years old...all in one building! If you are interested in learning more, or know someone who is, please give the school a call at for information, with questions, or to arrange a tour! Visit Us - Visit us at our website or on Facebook. MUSIC NEWS Choir Update - The choir will be wrapping up for the season with our last rehearsal taking place on Tuesday, May 15 at St. 6:30 PM. This is your last opportunity to attend a rehearsal and see what we're all about until September! If you have any questions, please contact Michael Davidson at michaeldavidson84@gmail.com, or by calling St. John office at (608) Organ History: Design and Influence- A new music class will begin on Tuesday, May 22 at 6:00 PM. The weekly class will take place at St. Luke s in the balcony. This class will talk about the history of the pipe-organ, its building and design practices, and will discuss regional innovations that took place over time, and how those changes influenced composers of that time period. This class is free and open to the public. If you know someone who might be interested, please feel free to invite them. As this class will utilize handouts and other materials, it is requested that interested persons sign up by contacting the Director of Music, Michael Davidson, at: michaeldavidson84@gmail.com, or by calling St. John office at (608)

8 RELIGIOUS EDUCATION/YOUTH MINISTRY NEXT CONFIRMATION CLASS Sunday, May 6, 2018 ~ 5:30 to 8:30 PM at St. Luke s Parish Hall (For Students & Mentors) CATECHIST APPRECIATION MEETING Wednesday, May 9, 2018 ~ 6:30 PM at St. John s Parish Center THANK YOU Catechists for your many hours of dedication and sharing your Catholic Faith with our students this past year: Kristina Laack, Kara Steinmetz, Lori Pulvermacher, Debbie Richardson, Doreen Laack, Courtney Norton, Monica Reeve, Steve & Diane Emerson, Gary & Barb Voss, Dave Mack, Becca Oppert and Dan Pape. Also THANKS to our Wednesday night secretary - Jacqui Cavagnetto who helps all of us in so many ways! Each of you are a Great Blessing to our parishes! Rolling River Rampage Vacation Bible School ~ June from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM at St. Luke's Parish Hall. All students, Rafters, presently 4 yr. olds through 5th grade are welcome. Students presently in 6th grade & up are encouraged to volunteer for a variety of leadership roles. Registration forms have been distributed to School & RE students. The Parish Offices have more forms if you would need one. Please have your Registration Forms in by May 15, enabling us to have plenty of supplies, crafts, etc. for our Rafters. Thank You! Plain & Spring Green EMS need EMTs and Drivers - We would like to thank the Community for the support of the EMS program over the years. We are at a cross road for EMTs and drivers for both Day-time and Night-time help if we are to maintain our quality of care in the Plain and Spring Green area. We will be offering an EMT Class this Fall and appreciate your help in getting the word out. For more information, in Plain please contact Kay Feiner at or Bob Neuheisel at and in Spring Green please contact Derek Miller at or Terry Weiss at THANK YOU!!! KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS NEWS KC GOLF OUTING and BANQUET: June 2, 2018 with a Shot Gun start at Noon. Your day will include Golf, Prizes, Beverages, Lunch and Dinner. Profits will go to: People in Need, St. John s and St. Luke s Schools, and Spring Green and Plain ball diamond improvements. For more information or to sign up a team contact Terry Weiss (608) SPRING GREEN KC CHICKEN BBQ: Sunday, May 13, serving from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM at St. John s Church. Sit down dinner in the church hall OR drive thru carryouts available!!! WHAT S HAPPENING IN OUR AREA???? Supporters of Our Lady and the Rosary - There will be a Rosary March again this May 6 at 2:00 PM starting at Holy Redeemer Parish, 120 W. Johnson Street, Madison. Fr. Rick Heilman and Fr. Eric Nielsen of the St. Paul University Center will be leading the march around the block reciting the rosary, followed by a homily, May Crowning and Benediction. A chaplet of Divine Mercy will also be recited. If you have questions please contact Clarke Ross at (414) Brat Fry: Catholic Financial Life Chapter 267-Lake Wisconsin is sponsoring a brat fry on Friday and Saturday, May 11 & 12, at the Piggly Wiggly parking lot in Sauk City, serving from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Proceeds to benefit local St. Vincent DePaul Society. Pilgrimage to Our Lady Of Guadalupe Shrine - The Daughters of Isabella Circle #834 of Baraboo extend an invitation to join them on a pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe in La Crosse on June 18. A Greyhound Motor Bus will depart from St. Joseph s Parish, Baraboo, at 7:30 AM and return at 6:00 PM. Deadline to sign-up is May 21. For more information or to sign up call Katie at (608) Right to Life Committee: Mother s Day Weekend will start our first annual Baby Bottle Campaign. Families will be asked to take a baby bottle home with them and use it to collect spare change. Bottles should be returned with your donation on Father s Day Weekend (June 16/17). Proceeds will benefit the Women s Care Center and local pro-life activities. Interested in joining the Right to Life Committee? We are looking for committee members and helping hands. All interest levels welcome! Please contact Becca Oppert for more information at or beccae23@gmail.com Right to Life Carnation Project: Next Sunday, to honor mothers, the Sauk County Chapter of Wisconsin Right to Life will have multi-colored carnations available. Donations will go towards chapter projects. ST. LUKE S SOMMERFEST FESTIVAL ST. LUKE S SOMMERFEST SIGN-UP IS NOW LIVE! Please visit and click on the Volunteer Here tab. You can also sign up to work your shift at the church website at using the parish festival link, or through the school website at using the link there. Sign up early to get the shift you prefer and please provide an address so updates and reminders can be sent to you. If you do not have internet access, please call the parish office and they can assist you with signing up. THANK YOU!! STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE St. John s (Week 44) Church Cap. Imp. Weekly Envelope Goal $ 5, $ April 28/29 Actual $ 2, $ ACH Weekly Average $ 1, $ Difference: `-$ 1, $ Envelope Goal YTD $ 253, $22, YTD Actual Total to April 29 $ 250, $23, Difference: -$ 3, $ St. Luke s (Week 44) Weekly Envelope Goal $ 6, April 28/29 Actual $ 2, ACH Weekly Average $ 2, Difference: -$ 1, Envelope Goal YTD $ 282, YTD Actual Total to April 29 $ 268, Difference: -$ 14,232.00