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Today s Scriptures: Gather #1060 October 6, 2013 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Living the Gospel with Love and Courage Donut Sunday Masses for This Weekend Saturday, October 5 4 p.m. Gen Schumacher (Fr.

Zelinski) Masses for This Week Monday, October 7 7 a.m. Communion Service (Deacon Erv) Tuesday, October 8 7 a.m. William Gould (Fr. Hennes) 10 a.m. Joseph Karlen - Benedictine Ctr. (Fr. Burkhardt) Wednesday, October 9 7 a.

He is well known for the founding of the Franciscan order.

Sometimes people desire to follow this way of Francis, yet are called to live this lifestyle as a lay person rather than a monk, brother or sister.

A Secular Third Order is an association of laity.

1 Today s Scriptures: Gather #1060 October 6, th Sunday in Ordinary Time Living the Gospel with Love and Courage Donut Sunday Masses for This Weekend Saturday, October 5 4 p.m. Gen Schumacher (Fr. Burkhardt/Deacon Erv) Sunday, October 6 8:30 a.m. Katie Scholl (Fr. Burkhardt) 10:30 a.m. Albert Fernandes (Fr. Hennes) 2 p.m. For The People Of St. Anne s (Fr. Burkhardt) 6 p.m. St. Anne Special Intention (Fr. Zelinski) Masses for This Week Monday, October 7 7 a.m. Communion Service (Deacon Erv) Tuesday, October 8 7 a.m. William Gould (Fr. Hennes) 10 a.m. Joseph Karlen - Benedictine Ctr. (Fr. Burkhardt) Wednesday, October 9 7 a.m. Ada & Peter Calmes (Fr. Burkhardt) 8:15 a.m. SCHOOL MASS Violet Kitowski (St. Michael Celebrant) During this past week, we celebrated the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi. He is well known for the founding of the Franciscan order. Many monks and brothers continue the work of his order and follow the rule that was established for the people who desire to follow his concern for the poor and God s creation. Sometimes people desire to follow this way of Francis, yet are called to live this lifestyle as a lay person rather than a monk, brother or sister. As religious orders emerged, this desire as a lay person to live the Gospel through a connection with a religious order caused the development of Secular Third Orders. A Secular Third Order is an association of laity. The purpose of the Third Order is to provide for laity who seek to attain holiness by following a way of life in the world but under the inspiration and spiritual guidance of a papally approved religious institute (Pope Nicholas V in 1447). The first aspect of being a secular third order is renewing baptismal promises. A person is promising to live their baptismal call in a special connection to a religious order. To accomplish this, religious practices of the third orders are meant to suit the life in secular society with a special challenge to its members to take seriously the gospel of Jesus in the continued on p. 3 Stop by the Parish Office to enjoy donuts and fellowship after the 8:30 a.m. Mass. Thursday, October 10 7 a.m. Sue Schneck (Fr. Hennes) Friday, October 11 7 a.m. Richard & Lydia Sigl (Fr. Burkhardt) Saturday, October 12 8:30 a.m. Gen Schumacher (Fr. Burkhardt) Reconciliations to Follow Masses for Next Weekend Saturday, Ocotber 12 4 p.m. Irene Blaskowski (Fr. Zelinski) Sunday, October 13 8:30 a.m. Art Seidl (Fr. Crosby/Deacon Erv) 10:30 a.m. Milt & Betty Wisler 60th Wedding Anniversary (Fr. Burkhardt) 2 p.m. For The People Of St. Anne s (Fr. Hennes) 6 p.m. Mary Olson & John Spara (Fr. Hennes)

In Search Of Proclaimers! St. Anne s is in need of additional lectors and commentators! If you enjoy public speaking or drama, this is the ministry for you!

availability. Our greatest needs are at the 4 p.m. Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday Masses, but any availability is welcome.

Readings for the Week of October 6, 2013 Sunday: Hb 1:2-3; 2:2-4/2 Tm 1:6-8, 13-14/Lk 17:5-10 Monday: Jon 1:1--2:2, 11/Lk 10:25-37 Tuesday: Jon 3:1-10/Lk 10:38-42 Wednesday: Jon 4:1-11/Lk 11:1-4

continue to grow in spirit and generosity? You are invited to join the Parish Council of Catholic Women/Fatima Council in the South Gathering Space at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, October 16th.

to 3XL - New or Gently Used) Wash Cloths Men s socks/calf-high Medical Scrubs/tops and bottoms (New or Gently Used) Laundry soap Hand and foot warmers Are you an elderly or disabled parishioner?

Food Donations During the Preparation of Gifts: Items collected during the Preparation of Gifts for October will go to the Women s Community.

org or 715-849-3930 ext. 312. Blest Art Coming!

2 In Search Of Proclaimers! St. Anne s is in need of additional lectors and commentators! If you enjoy public speaking or drama, this is the ministry for you! Lectors (who proclaim the first and second readings) and commentators (who proclaim the pre-service comments and prayers of the faithful) are scheduled on a monthly basis according to your availability. Our greatest needs are at the 4 p.m. Saturday and 6 p.m. Sunday Masses, but any availability is welcome. If you are interested, please contact Tracy Scheel at or tracyscheel@hotmail.com. Readings for the Week of October 6, 2013 Sunday: Hb 1:2-3; 2:2-4/2 Tm 1:6-8, 13-14/Lk 17:5-10 Monday: Jon 1:1--2:2, 11/Lk 10:25-37 Tuesday: Jon 3:1-10/Lk 10:38-42 Wednesday: Jon 4:1-11/Lk 11:1-4 Thursday: Mal 3:13-20b/Lk 11:5-13 Friday: Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2/Lk 11:15-26 Saturday: Jl 4:12-21/Lk 11:27-28 Next Sunday: 2 Kgs 5:14-17/2 Tm 2:8-13/Lk 17:11-19 Ladies of the Parish, Do you want to continue to grow in spirit and generosity? You are invited to join the Parish Council of Catholic Women/Fatima Council in the South Gathering Space at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, October 16th. Please bring an item or two from the list below for the Warming Center: Bath towels Dryer sheets Hooded sweat shirts (Med.to 3XL - New or Gently Used) Wash Cloths Men s socks/calf-high Medical Scrubs/tops and bottoms (New or Gently Used) Laundry soap Hand and foot warmers Are you an elderly or disabled parishioner? Would you like some help raking your leaves? NCES: St. Anne students will have their annual Leaf-raking Day on October 22nd. Please call the school office for more information: Food Donations During the Preparation of Gifts: Items collected during the Preparation of Gifts for October will go to the Women s Community. Parish Front Desk Volunteers Needed: We have a few openings for a Front Desk Volunteer on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. All inquiries may be directed to: Jen Switlick - jennifers@stanneswausau.org or ext Blest Art Coming! On the weekend of October 26-27, Blest Art will be visiting our parish after all Masses to display hand-carved olive wood religious art made by Catholics in the Holy Land. Your purchase of these beautiful items will help support Catholic families in Bethlehem and Jerusalem. This will help them continue to earn a living in the land of Christ s birth. Visit Blest Art s Web site at www. BlestArt.org to preview the art that will be available. Stewardship Corner Remember your gifts to the Lord are meant to be a sacrifice. Your gifts of time, talent, and treasure should not come from the portion left over, but rather from the first portion! Do and give a little more than you think you can the rewards are amazing! 2 Low gluten hosts available: If you need a low gluten host, please take one of the cards from the basket at the entrance. Come up the center aisle for Communion and show the Communion Minister the card. They will provide a special dish from which you can take a low gluten host. Parish Nursery: Children months are welcome in our 8:30 a.m. Sunday Parish Nursery located downstairs from McKillip Hall. Ask an usher for directions. Newspaper Sales: There are Sunday newspapers for sale at the West and South Entrances. They are $2 each. St. Anne Parish Office Hours: Our parish office is open Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. except during holidays. Go to for Sunday bulletins, pastoral letters, Spirit newsletters, Faith Formation resources and so much more! Telephone and Front Desk Reception: When we are unable to answer the phone, we ask that you be patient when after 6 rings, an automated attendant answers your call. Please listen carefully to the options listed in the greeting, choose an option, then leave a message. [

continued from cover... context of the tradition of order to which they are affiliated. The initial formal structure for third orders was attained with St. Francis of Assisi and the Franciscans.

The first period is inquiry, spanning 1-2 years. A time of discernment and spiritual training is forming the lifestyle of a Secular Franciscan.

Ultimately the person is discerning if they are called to be a Secular Franciscan by the Holy Spirit; the fruit of this discernment is finding joy as they volunteer at the service of the poor and

3 continued from cover... context of the tradition of order to which they are affiliated. The initial formal structure for third orders was attained with St. Francis of Assisi and the Franciscans. Over time, the third order has become possible in a variety of orders. When a person desires to join a Secular Third Order, this person enters into a three year formation period. The first period is inquiry, spanning 1-2 years. A time of discernment and spiritual training is forming the lifestyle of a Secular Franciscan. Following this time, a person continues with candidacy, a time of continued growth in the spiritual of St. Francis. Ultimately the person is discerning if they are called to be a Secular Franciscan by the Holy Spirit; the fruit of this discernment is finding joy as they volunteer at the service of the poor and marginalized. Profession and clothing in the habit of the order occur upon completion of the three years of training. Upon entrance to the third order, a person lives the spirituality unfolding in the commitment to live as St. Francis lived. Living the gospel with joy is a daily work by which each person hopes to attract people to Jesus through the joy, acceptance and generosity offered. The rule of their order assists in learning to live this lifestyle. Praying particular prayers daily keeps the connection with Christ and wearing a habit is a reminder to be living the gospel. The habit can be as simple as wearing a scapular or a medal that identifies the connection of the person with the order. Wausau provides a local opportunity to join a Third Order the Secular Franciscans. Their community is St. James Fraternity within the LaVerna Region of the Secular Franciscans. They meet on a regular basis at St. Michael Church wherein every Secular Franciscan continues the formation of their faith and vocation. St. James Fraternity seeks to do the work for the poor in our area. They are involved in offering prayers for many needs. They are involved in providing or helping with meals at Salvation Army and Jubilee House. They have donated baking supplies for the Indian Mission at Stone Lake. In order to raise the funds to assist their work with the poor, they have accomplished Brat sales over the summer. Presently two candidates are seeking to join the Fraternity and two candidates are ready to make their professions. Several members of St. Anne Parish are actively involved with the Secular Third Order Franciscans. What a wonderful opportunity is provided to our area by their presence! A wish of God s peace is extended to the families and friends of Sharon Kufahl and Jack Mielke. Her funeral was on Thursday, Sept. 26 and his funeral was on Thursday, October 3. May our presence and prayers support those who mourn their deaths. May they rest in peace! May the blessings of God be showered upon you this week! Fr. Al Burkhardt Stewardship of Treasure Amount collected last weekend $7,707 Monthly ACH divided by number of weeks $2,412 Total Collected $10,119 Amount Needed Each Week $18,714 Shortfall $8,595 Diocesan Annual Appeal Report (last update 9/19/13) Target $101,693 Received $5,849 Amount Due $95,844 Participants 62 Non-Participants 1,577 Don t let your faith grow stagnant! Snap this QR code with your smart phone to see a daily prayer from the Irish Jesuits at their site called Sacred Space. Every weekend, St. Anne Parish uploads one or two homilies to our website. Want to learn more about the Mass readings? Our homilies are an excellent place to start. Ever wonder who does what and what is really going on behind the scenes? Stay up to date on our monthly Leadership Reports. They are online! Bulletin submissions must be received at least two weeks prior to the publication date. Drop off at the parish office or bulletin@stanneswausau.org. The notices may be edited or excluded for space constraints. Questions? Contact Jennifer Switlick at the parish office ( , jennifers@stanneswausau.org) or the bulletin editor Cheryl Mathis (cherylm@stanneswausau.org). [phone: ] 3

St. Vincent DePaul Cabrini Conference now owns the old Rose Garden building, thanks in large part to the generosity of Gerry and Helene Baer.

She will pass your information to the appropriate person. They need help ASAP! 2013 PUBLIC SQUARE ROSARY RALLY Saturday, October 12 Noon to 1 p.m. at St.

Imploring our Blessed Mother Mary, we will ask for help to end the secularist advance to push God from the public square. Please join us and beg for God s grace and mercy upon our country.

Therese - October 11th Please call your school for more information! Volunteer Grandparents for the Day are always needed. Please call your school for more information! Newman Catholic Schools Winterwonderland Auction 2013 Saturday, November 9th 5 p.

Matthew Catholic Church on Sunday, October 13 at 3:30 p.m. Confessions will be heard from 2-3:15 p.m. Opportunity for individual prayers for healing after Mass.

This series is 9 sessions consisting of a half hour video followed by discussion. We meet at St. Mary s Catholic Church in Wausau, on Tuesdays from 7-8:30 p.m. Learn more about how to evangelize and socialize with faith-filled Catholics.

We are in need of the following positions: Kitchen Crew: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Overnight Shift 1: 9:00 PM - 2:00 AM Overnight Shift 2: 2:00 AM 7 or 8:00 AM Morning Shift: 6:00 AM - 8:00 or 8:30 AM

4 St. Vincent DePaul Cabrini Conference now owns the old Rose Garden building, thanks in large part to the generosity of Gerry and Helene Baer. As they attempt to turn it into a Thrift Store, they really need help with the remodeling. If you can help in any way, please contact Jennifer Kareken ext She will pass your information to the appropriate person. They need help ASAP! 2013 PUBLIC SQUARE ROSARY RALLY Saturday, October 12 Noon to 1 p.m. at St. Matthew Catholic Church, Wausau We will be praying outside on the front lawn along with 8,000 other rallies going on around the United States at the same time. Imploring our Blessed Mother Mary, we will ask for help to end the secularist advance to push God from the public square. Please join us and beg for God s grace and mercy upon our country. Any questions, call Kay or Nancy It s Grandparents Day at NCECC: St. Therese and NCES: St. Mark! NCES: St. Mark and NCECC: St. Therese - October 11th Please call your school for more information! Volunteer Grandparents for the Day are always needed. Please call your school for more information! Newman Catholic Schools Winterwonderland Auction 2013 Saturday, November 9th 5 p.m. at Stoney Creek Inn Join us for Winterwonderland Auction for more details. Mass for Health and Healing There will be a Mass for Health and Healing at St. Matthew Catholic Church on Sunday, October 13 at 3:30 p.m. Confessions will be heard from 2-3:15 p.m. Opportunity for individual prayers for healing after Mass. The Wausau Crossroads/Sursum Corda Young Adult Group invites all adults 18-39, single or married, to join us for our new series- Father Robert Barron s The New Evangelization! This series is 9 sessions consisting of a half hour video followed by discussion. We meet at St. Mary s Catholic Church in Wausau, on Tuesdays from 7-8:30 p.m. Learn more about how to evangelize and socialize with faith-filled Catholics. 4 Our Wausau Community Warming Center is in need of additional volunteers for the Fall/Winter Season. The Warming Center will open on November 1 and close on April 30, We are in need of the following positions: Kitchen Crew: 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Overnight Shift 1: 9:00 PM - 2:00 AM Overnight Shift 2: 2:00 AM 7 or 8:00 AM Morning Shift: 6:00 AM - 8:00 or 8:30 AM Cleaning: 8:00 10:00 AM Catholic Charities Office Volunteers M-TH Descriptions on these positions are available on our website at If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Diane Borchardt at dborchardt@cclse.org or x 29. Trainings will be held in mid to late October. Upcoming Event: Knights of Columbus/ Never Forgotten Flight Fundraising Dinner sponsored by Pere Rene Menard KofC 4th Degree Assembly Dinner consisting of Country Style Spare Ribs & Sauerkraut, little red potatoes, vegetable, rolls, coffee or milk. Date: Sunday, November 3, 11:30 am. 3 pm. at St. Matthew s School Gym, 28th Ave. Wausau. Cost: $10 per ticket. Advance tickets sales only. No tickets will be sold at the door. Tickets must be purchased by Sunday, October 27. Dinner will be served by the 4th Degree members of Pere Rene Menard 4th Degree Assembly (Wausau area) of the Knights of Columbus & St. Matthew s Men s Club. Proceeds: A portion of the proceeds given to Knights of Columbus, Seminarian support, Charitable events, Never Forgotten Honor Flight, & St. Matthew Men s Club. You can get tickets from your parishioner Buddy Watford by calling or Bob Obermeier Other locations: Peoples State Bank Stewart Ave, Wausau, Quality Foods IGA of Rib Mt., Qaulity Foods IGA of Wausau, Mount View Mobil Rib Mt. Come & support the 4th Degree Knights of Columbus (the guys with the fuzzy hats, capes & swords & Never Forgotten Honor Flight & enjoy a wonderful meal. Marriage Preparation Session - November 8-9 Couples that are preparing for a Wedding date up to June 2014 should attend this session. Program is held at St. Anthony s Spirituality Center in Marathon. Registration deadline is October 15th. Contact Coordinator, Diane Borchardt at borchardtdiane@gmail.com to register. [

The Circle of Joy will meet on Monday, October 7th at 1 p.m. in the Family Room in church. PLEASE NOTE THE NEW TIME. Fay Winter will be the hostess.

Every week, dozens of volunteers come forward to make and serve evening meals. St. Anne s is one of the churches that provide these meals which are available to the hungry of the Wausau area.

Desserts were donated by parishioners, including ice cream from Briq s. The meal was dedicated to the memory of Paul & Ted Reynolds. On Tuesday, October 22 we will serve the evening meal at St.

Meal Coordinators are Ginny Dimeo and Jennifer Kareken. Please contact Ginny if you can help. You can reach her at 842-7921 or ginnydimeo@aol.com.

5 The Circle of Joy will meet on Monday, October 7th at 1 p.m. in the Family Room in church. PLEASE NOTE THE NEW TIME. Fay Winter will be the hostess. If you have any questions, or cannot attend, please call Fay at For I Was Hungry and You Gave Me Food Wausau is known as a community that is compassionate and generous to those in need. Every week, dozens of volunteers come forward to make and serve evening meals. St. Anne s is one of the churches that provide these meals which are available to the hungry of the Wausau area. On Thursday, September 19 we served the evening meal at Jubilee House. Barb Laurent was the Meal Coordinator, and 105 meals were served. Chicken Casserole was the main menu item. Desserts were donated by parishioners, including ice cream from Briq s. The meal was dedicated to the memory of Paul & Ted Reynolds. On Tuesday, October 22 we will serve the evening meal at St. Paul s United Church of Christ. Serving time is 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. Volunteers are needed to help prepare and serve the meal, and desserts donations are also requested. Meal Coordinators are Ginny Dimeo and Jennifer Kareken. Please contact Ginny if you can help. You can reach her at or ginnydimeo@aol.com. Altrusa International Doll Show, Saturday, October 12th. Located in the Faith Christian Academy (St. Matthew School) Gym. 100 dealer tables display vintage, and limited edition dolls and toys from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois and Michigan. Our raffle includes $300, an exclusively designed doll, the 2012 Green Bay Packer teams autographed football, and more. We have a food court and refreshments. A doll repairer will be there too. Open the Windows Year of Faith Event It s time to revive, rediscover and renew our Catholic faith with our Open the Windows series of special events! Mark your calendars for this faith-filled, dynamic appointment with the Holy Spirit. Thursday, October 17, 2013 from 7-8:30 p.m. St. Ladislaus in Bevent, WI What Do I Do Outside My Pew? Presenter: Bishop William Callahan In our ninth session of the Open the Windows series, we welcome Bishop William Callahan to Bevent as he guides us through the fascinating world of lay vocations. Did you know that everyone has a vocation even if it s not to the religious life? Bishop Callahan will help us discover how living our faith is possible even after the last hymn is sung on Sunday mornings. How can I have a vocation when I m not Fr. Jones or Sr. Mary? Ordinary people are a part of Church leadership. Living faith is possible beyond the parking lot. Bus available for $5 boarding at 6 p.m. leaving promptly at 6:15 p.m. from St. Anne Parish, Wausau, west parking lot. To sign up for the bus, contact John Schmitt at St. Anne Parish, or register online at For event details, speaker bios, session podcasts and travel directions, bookmark Like Central Wisconsin Catholics on Facebook for inspiration and conversation. Questions? Ask us on Facebook or cherylm@stanneswausau.org. Calling all Middle School & High School Girls for a faith-filled retreat! Middle School Girls, ages 9-13 years, are welcome to attend a Come and See Day on Saturday, Nov. 2 at the House of Formation in La Crosse, to meet the sisters and discover their way of life in Jesus. It will be an enjoyable, fun-filled day! High School Girls, ages 13-18, are invited the weekend of Nov to discover what religious life is all about. Snap the QR Code to the right with your smartphone to go instantly to the Relevant Radio website where you can listen online or download their smartphone app. If interested or need more info please call Janet at the Parish Ed Their website for more information is Hope you and your friends can save the dates to travel to La Crosse. [phone: ] 5

We re Back! Donut Sundays - October through May, beginning October 6 after the 8:30 a.m. Mass.

Preview of Coming Attractions!! Faith on Fire Presented by Spiritus Wednesday, October 30 from 6:15-7:30 p.m. Who: all youth grades 6-10, enrolled in faith formation or Newman Theme: Soul Work moving faith from our head to our heart.

Parents are the ones that create a firm and secure foundation from which a child can confidently become the adult that God intends them to be.

6 We re Back! Donut Sundays - October through May, beginning October 6 after the 8:30 a.m. Mass. Stop for coffee, juice and donut holes, visit with fellow parishioners and enjoy the friendship of our loving, caring community! The Hospitality Committee will be waiting to welcome you! Preview of Coming Attractions!! Faith on Fire Presented by Spiritus Wednesday, October 30 from 6:15-7:30 p.m. Who: all youth grades 6-10, enrolled in faith formation or Newman Theme: Soul Work moving faith from our head to our heart. Bodies and Boundaries Presentation to be Held at Newman Catholic High School Wednesday, October 9, :30-8:30 p.m., NCHS Gym Adolescence is a time of great change for children and that change can be confusing. Parents are the ones that create a firm and secure foundation from which a child can confidently become the adult that God intends them to be. As a special feature of October s Donut Sunday, you are all invited to tour the newly redecorated and refigured Parish Office while munching the delicious treats. You can t miss it! That s where the donuts and coffee will be served! This presentation is for parents and their youth who are in grades Parents and their young adult will discuss the following topics: Relationship before Romance Self Worth vs. Self Esteem Marriage in God s Plan Highlights from Theology of the Body Vital Discussions for the Young Adult Years 6 [

You can learn to set up tents, outdoor skills, tie knots, work on wood projects, shoot a bow and arrow (archery). Cub Scouting is about the boy that your son is and the person he will become.

7 Attention all parents of 1st through 5th grade students!!! Cub Scouting focuses on building character, improving physical fitness, teaching practical skills, and developing a spirit of community service. You can learn to set up tents, outdoor skills, tie knots, work on wood projects, shoot a bow and arrow (archery). Cub Scouting is about the boy that your son is and the person he will become. For more information about Cubs Scouts at St. Anne s please contact Jack Reeves or at packcommitteechair@scouts427.org. Also visit our website at Mass Bags Still Available Jesus has been damaged, but his Mass bags are still available for our children ages 2-5. Students are able to take a bag at the beginning of mass, look at the books and activities, drawing and returning the bag at the end of Mass. We have received some good feedback and some beautiful drawings. For questions please contact Melanie Guckenberg Father Anthony Fischer Endowment Trust Have you heard of this trust fund for St. Anne Parish? What is it all about? The mission of the St. Anne s endowment is to provide consistent funding for St Anne s church ministries, capital needs, and support for Catholic education through careful investment strategies that support the social teaching of the church. The focus for endowment decisions, made with a high level of accountability to the parish, is to provide financial support for the ongoing needs of St. Anne s long into the future. As you make your final choices for tax time, consider giving to the St. Anne Parish endowment fund. Call the parish office for more information. [phone: ] 7

December 8, 2013 Second Sunday in Advent Living the Gospel with Love and Courage

Today s Scriptures: Gather #882 December 8, 2013 Second Sunday in Advent Living the Gospel with Love and Courage Masses for This Weekend Saturday, December 7 4 p.m. Rosella Adams (Fr. Crosby) Sunday, December