HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING SALES & SERVICE

PHONE 776-2123

"Where Decorating Is An Adventure" 229 MAIN DARLINGTON

Quality New & Pre-Owned

Vehicles

VIRTUE

MOTORS NEW & USED

CARS AND TRUCKS

The area’s #1 Service Department

IF WE DON'T HAVE IT WE WILL TRY TO FIND IT

FOR YOU

776-4431 Hwy 23, Darlington

Residential & Commercial Services

Dean and Lori Wagner

776-3202

Black's

Floor Covering 214 Main St.,

Darlington, WI

776-2446

New Construction-Remodeling -Pole Buildings-Roofing

TOOL & EQUIPMENT RENTAL◄

608.776.2385 or 608.574.6366

Tom Kleiber Kleiber

Custom Designs

YOUR HOMETOWN INDEPENDENT BANK "Serving Lafayette County Since 1934"

Darlington, Wisconsin 53530 (608) 776-4071

www.fnbdarlington.com

Avon Locker Processing ∙ Meats ∙

Cheese CATERING

12026 Hwy. 23, Darlington

(608)776-2336 FAX: (608)776-2199

www.danlangeconstruction.com

Darlington, WI

BRUNKOW

CHEESE

OF WISCONSIN

776-3716

PATRICK L. WHALEN D.C.

CHIROPRACTOR

210 Main Street - Darlington, WI

Phone 608-776-4511

Mon. & Wed. 9 am.- Noon, 2 - 7 pm.

Tues. & Fri. 9 am. - Noon, 2 - 5 pm. Thurs. 9 a.m. - Noon

Darlington Dairy Supply.

608-776-4064 www.ddsco.com

Dr. Greg Tulachka

776-4471 Across from

Memorial Hospital, Darlington

Accepting New Patients!

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David A. Meister Certified Public Accountant

Individual & Business

►Tax Preparation ►Payroll Services

Darlington, WI

608.776.3115

19585 Furnace Hill Rd., Darlington

608-776-2345 Cell: 608-482-2600

RICK REICHLING Oil Changes - Tires

Brakes - Exhaust

Kleiber Custom Woodworking

Quality wood craftsmanship & hand

carving

Pat Kleiber 608-965-4536

www.mhtc.net/~pkleiber

MATHYS

ACE HARDWARE

226 Main Street

Darlington, WI 53530

PHONE:

776-3729

Brunkow

Construction, LLC Steve Brunkow

Building quality homes for over 30 years.

Call for an estimate 608-776-3658

Darlington, WI

DARLINGTON

AUTO SUPPLY

11982 Hwy. 23S, Darlington

(608) 776-4541 or 1-800-236-NAPA

GREENHOUSE

& FLORAL 608-776-3998

Annuals - Perennials - Nursery

Christmas Trees - Wreaths - Poinsettias

Full Service Florist

At TRICOR, It’s All About You!

Tom & Patti Black 776-4025

508 Park Place

* Darlington (608) 776-3542

County Shop Road Darlington - 776-4054 Belmont - 762-5161

191 Christensen Drive

Darlington, WI 776-2727

Your local Radio Shack Store Computers-TV’s-Phones-More 11982 Hwy 23S-Darlington 608-776-2021

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BILL CRIST & SON, INC.

EXCAVATING AND SEPTIC SERVICE

14360 County Shop Road ۰Darlington, Wisconsin

Phone 776-3529

Lance A. McNaughton Steven Haverty, of

counsel 213 Main St., Darlington

608-776-2662

965-8800 BJ & Vicki Wiegel, Owners

AUTO LLC

ETERNAL NAILS Hanh Wick

*Acrylic Nails *Art Work *Manicure & Pedicure

*Air Brush

1218 Madison St.

Darlington

۰MILK HAULING ۰CHEESE STORE 608.965.3779

SOUTHWEST GRAPHICS, 424 Main Street, Darlington, WI 608-776-4042

125 W Ann Street, Darlington

Scott Heinberg 776-8214 sheinberg@claytonrealtors.com

† HOLY ROSARY

† ST. PETER

† OUR LADY OF HOPE

† ST. MICHAEL

† IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

CATHOLIC CHURCHES

Mailing Address: 730 Wells Street, Darlington, WI 53530

www.HolyRosaryCatholicChurch.org

Holy Rosary, Darlington- 104 E Harriet Street, Darlington Sat 5:15pm & Sunday 10:30am 5th Sunday 8:00am

St Peter's, Elk Grove- 26203 St Peter's Rd, Cuba City 1st Sunday 8:00am

Our Lady of Hope, Seymour- 10962 Co O, Shullsburg 2nd Sunday 8:00am

St Michael’s, Calamine - 17596 Ridge St, Mineral Point 3rd Sunday 8:00am

Immaculate Conception, Truman- 20984 County Z, Darlington 4th Sunday 8:00am

Parish Priest Fr. John Bosco Pudhota Rectory……………………………..…776-2251 Email: pudhota61@gmail.com Parish Center Office……...…………….….……....…776-4059 Secretary/Bookkeeper: Marge Carr Email: hrosary@centurylink.net Office Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Holy Rosary School/Religious Ed School Office…………………….…...776-3710 RE Dir./School Principal: Diane Smith-Hole Email: hrschool@mediacombb.net Holy Rosary Cemetery Sexton Ted McDermott………………....….....776-3083 Holy Rosary Council of Catholic Women President: Laura Smith……..….563-581-2175 Knights of Columbus Meetings 3rd Tues. - 7:30 p.m. Grand Knight: Duane Wiegel...608-732-8196

Holy Rosary Trustees: Tom Black & Duane Wiegel

St. Peter Trustees: Bernard Averkamp & Robert Klein

Our Lady of Hope Trustees: Kathleen Kelley & Timothy McComish

St. Michael Trustees: Jim Acherman & Pat Meylor

Immaculate Conception: Trustees: Lawrence McDonald & Kathy Riechers Pastoral Council Chair: Tom McWilliams Altar Society Co-Presidents: Rose Klein & Theresa McCarthy

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Today’s Gospel Then they came to Capernaum, and on the Sabbath he entered the synagogue and taught. The people were astonished at his teaching, for he taught them as one having authority and not as the scribes. In their synagogue was a man with an unclean spirit; he cried out, “What have you to do with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are - the Holy One of God!” Jesus rebuked him and said, “Quiet! Come out of him!” The unclean spirit convulsed him and with a loud cry came out of him. All were amazed and asked one another, “What is this? A new

teaching with authority. He commands even the unclean spirits and they obey him.” His fame spread everywhere throughout the whole region of Galilee.

MARK 1:21-28

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SATURDAY, January 31 4:55pm Pray the Rosary in Church– Dale Cwynar, Leader

5:15pm † *Edward & Dorrence Hinderman *Barney & Rick Meylor

Servers: Madeline & Nick Andrae Lector: Jim Fitzpatrick Reader of Petitions: Cade Murray Cantor: Volunteer Greeter/Gift Bearers: Pam & Dave Hinderman Eucharistic Ministers: Rose Schulte, Dennis E. Murphy Hospitality: Natalie Andrae, Jane Jean, Charlene Walton

SUNDAY, February 1 8:00am † Mass @ St. Peter’s, Elk Grove

Keith & Dorothy Wedig 10:10AM Pray the Rosary in Church– Randy Bergeson, Leader

10:30am † Bob, Verlene & Mike McGowan Servers: Savannah & Siara Bergeson, Peyton Broge Lector: Shari Ruesga Reader of Petitions: Barb Ritchie Greeter/Gift Bearers: McGowan Family Members Eucharistic Ministers: Ann Lucas, Larry Wiegel Hospitality: Pat Haverty, Barb Lange, Mary Ellen Jacobson

MONDAY, February 2 –No Mass

TUESDAY, February 3 3:00-4:00PM Eucharistic Adoration in Church

4:30pm † Virginia Patnode 5:00-10:00PM Eucharistic Adoration in Church

WEDNESDAY, February 4 8:30am † School Mass Kathryn, Joseph, Rose, Francis & Gerald Baldwin & all deceased family members

6:00PM Endowment Meeting in Church basement

THURSDAY, February 5

10:30am † Mass @ Sienna Crest *Mary Shoenmann *John, Rose, Lloyd & Al Wiegel

4:00PM Pray the Rosary in Church 6:30PM CCW Meeting in Church basement

FRIDAY, February 6

10:30am † Mass @ Manor John & Lorena Geissbuhler

SATURDAY, February 7 4:55pm Pray the Rosary in Church– Phyllis Sonsalla, Leader

5:15pm † Juanita Prine Servers: Nathan & Thomas Wessel Lector: Buck Virtue Reader of Petitions: Duane Wiegel Cantor: Volunteer Greeter/Gift Bearers: Prine Family Members Eucharistic Ministers: Dave Breunig, Bernie Wiegel Hospitality: Mary Pay Kilkelly, Pat Martin, Shirley Stauffacher

SUNDAY, February 8 8:00am † Mass @ Our Lady of Hope, Seymour

Joseph, Mary Ellen & John McWilliams 10:10AM Pray the Rosary in Church– Tim Meylor, Leader

10:30am † *Mary Tuescher & Jo Tuescher Frankland *Edwin & Allen Olson *Barney & Rick Meylor

Servers: Carson & James Hartwig, Sydney & Lauren Weber Lector: Shelley Weber Reader of Petitions: Dave Jacobson Greeter/Gift Bearers: Tuescher Family Members Eucharistic Ministers: Mary Jo Murphy, Rhonda Wonders Hospitality: Lisa Caya, Arlene Connolly, Barb & Grant Ritchie

From the Desk of Father Bosco Dear Friends, People flocked to hear Jesus. Why? ‘Because, unlike the scribes (the official teachers), he taught them with authority.’ Yet he held no official position. Where then did his authority come from? It came from the fact that he spoke with his own voice. At that time no scribe expressed an opinion of his own. He would always back up his statements with quotations from the great legal masters of the past. But that only showed lack of authority. But Jesus talked out of experience. He began by doing. Only then did he start to

teach. There is no authority like the authority of the one who has lived what he is saying. Ideally words and deeds should always go together. The weakness of a lot of words arises from the fact that they are not preceded by, or accompanied by, or followed by deeds. Lord, grant that what we say with our lips, we may believe with our hearts, and practice with our lives.

I wish you and your loved ones another week of God’s grace and favor. Next weekend, Jim & Pat Martin will be sponsoring the $1 Challenge in memory of the deceased members of the Bussman & Martin families.

February 14-15 Camp Gray Overnight Adventure for grades 3-5. $45 per person. Register online at www.campgray.com. February 18 Monroe Clinic Grief Group Series 9:00am-10:30am at the St. Camillus Center, 2101 6th St, Monroe. Heal Grief & Education Group 6 week sessions begin today and continue thru March 25. Open to anyone 18yrs + who has experienced the death of someone special. Learn about the grieving process and ideas for coping and healing in a safe and a supportive setting. Register or obtain information by calling 608-324-1230 or online at www.monroeclinic.org. There is no charge and is open to the public. February 20-22 CEW Women’s Weekend Christian Experience Weekend at Sinsinawa Mound, begins 7pm on Friday and ends 4:30pm Sunday. Do something special for yourself! For more information call Tina 563-542-4462 or 608-568-7671 February 20-22 Camp Gray Confirmation Retreat $75 per person. For more info & to register, go to www.campgray.com/retreats. Additional Confirmation retreat March 27-29. February 21 FEBRUARY FROLIC Holy Rosary Parish Fundraiser; meal, entertainment, auction! February 21 Martha & Mary Women’s Conference Grand River Center in Dubuque. Dynamic Catholic Speakers, music, and more! Special sessions for teens. Register by calling 563-580-9373 or go online www.springtimeofhope.org. Registration fees are: Women $48, Religious $30, Full-time Student $25. Register by Feb 7 and take $5 off ! Walk-ins are welcome! February 25 Monroe Clinic Grief Group Series 9:00am-10:30am at the St. Camillus Center, 2101 6th St, Monroe. Heal Grief & Education Group 6 week sessions continue thru March 25. Open to anyone 18yrs + who has experienced the death of someone special. Learn about the grieving process and ideas for coping and healing in a safe and a supportive setting. Register or obtain information by calling 608-324-1230 or online at www.monroeclinic.org. There is no charge and is open to the public. February 27-March 1 CEW Men’s Weekend Christian Experience Weekend at Sinsinawa Mound, begins 7pm on Friday and ends 4:30pm Sunday. Do something special for yourself! For more information call Tim Genthe 608-330-1400. March 6-7 Diocesan Men’s Lenten Retreat at the Bishop O’Connor Center. The Theme is Fortes in Fides (Firm in your Faith) and will feature talks by Bishop Robert Morlino, Raymond de Sousa and Fr. John Sasse. There will also be time for Mass, Reconciliation, reflection and prayer. For more information and to register go to www.madisondiocese.org and click on ‘more’ when Fortes in Fides shows up on the screen or call 608-821-3160. March 6-8 Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend in Madison, WI. Early registration is highly recommended. For more information visit: alifetimeoflove.org or call 888-574-5653. Other dates/locations: April 17-19 in Brookfield, WI or May 1-3 in Rockford, IL. For a fin de semana en Espanol in Chicago on June 5-7, 2015 or Sept 4-6, contact Andres Y Maria at 630-229-2600. March 13 Quo Vadis Men of all ages interested in discovering GOD’s vocational path for their lives in a prayerful, informative, and relaxed environment are invited to Holy Redeemer Rectory, 120 West Johnson St., Madison at 6:30pm. Speaker: Rev. Scott Jablonski. March 17 & 19 FOCCUS Facilitator Training Bishop O’Connor Center, Madison. Register at www.madisondiocese.org/foccus or contact Andy Galvin 608-821-4517. March 20-22 Rachel’s Vineyard Weekend Retreat For those struggling from the pain of abortion. Call Mary Mead at 608-221-9593 or email meadmt@sbcglobal.net, rachel@straphael.org or go to www.madisondiocese.org/rachel. Confidentiality is assured. March 21-23 Come & See Weekend Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary, Winona, MN. Contact Fr. Greg Ihm to car pool through the vocations office 608-821-3095 or email vocations@straphael.org.

COLLECTIONS FROM: January 25, 2015

DIOCESAN & LOCAL EVENTS

HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL

☺ THANK YOU TO ALL who attended the events, made donations, purchased raffle tickets and helped in any-way to bring awareness to the importance of Catholic Schools during CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK! ☺ THANK YOU to the Home & School Association for their donation toward School Scholarships! ☺ EARLY RELEASE Fri, Feb 6 @ 1:15pm.

THIS WEEK’S MASSES & EVENTS

Apostolate to the Handicapped,

WISC-TV Channel 3,

Sundays at 7:00am.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION___________________________________________ ►RE Classes

Sun, Feb 1 Confirmation 8:15-11:15am, topic: “Confirmation”, Grades 1-6 meet in School from 9:15-10:15am, PreK & K meet during 10:30am Mass. Next class Feb 8. Wed, Feb 4 Grades 7-10 meet in Church. Next class on Feb 11.

►Upcoming Events: Sat, Feb 21 Confirmation Retreat 10am-5:15pm in Church basement– attend 5:15pm Mass. Sat, April 11 CONFIRMATION 7pm at St. Francis Xavier Church in Cross Plains.

OUR CALL TO STEWARDSHIP

“Brothers and sisters: I should like you to be free of anxieties.” 1 CORINTHIANS 7:32

How much anxiety do we bring upon ourselves worrying about not having enough or attaining more things? God won’t necessarily give you everything you want, but He will provide everything you need. Try this - use the word “pray” instead of the word “worry” in the future.

CATHOLIC HERALD_______________________

Issue of February 5, 2015 This week’s Catholic Herald features a special section on Church vocations, with articles relating to vocations in the Diocese of Madison. Read about how seminarians, priests, and Religious answered God’s call. The Catholic Herald also features the Events calendar that includes upcoming events in parishes and Catholic organizations throughout the diocese Learn more about your Catholic faith by reading the Catholic Herald. If you do not subscribe but wish to receive the Catholic Herald in your home, contact the parish office.

FEBRUARY FROLIC_- February 21, 2015_____ This year’s February Frolic is again at Bridge’s and includes a Steak Supper, a “TV Master’s Show” and Auction! A limited number of tickets will be sold. The cost per ticket is $75 per person. TICKETS ARE NOW ON SALE AT ALL MASSES or by calling: Denny Crist 608-574-1993, Mike Wedig 482-1063, Pat Meylor 608-553-3044, John Sonsalla 776-3568, Tom Evenstad 482-0814 or Chuck Wiegel 608-293-2295. *Carry-outs will NOT be available.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Parish Lenten Reconciliation, Wednesday, March 4, 7:00pm at Holy Rosary Church.

THANK YOU____________________________ Thanks to all who collected Piggly Wiggly receipts for December! The total of the receipts collected was $4511.21. Piggly Wiggly will donate 1% = $45.11 back to Holy Rosary. A big thank you to Angie Murray for totaling the receipts!

ANONYMOUS DONOR___________________ A visitor came to Holy Rosary Church and during the Mass he suddenly felt a strong urge to look up. When he did he noticed that the ceiling fans needed cleaning. Since he knew that it would take a lot to get up there to clean them, scaffolding, etc., he donated $500 with the hope that someone would match his donation. Since the scaffolding will have to be put up, it makes sense that we should also include cleaning the lighting fixtures.

Please contact Father Bosco if you can help! Thank you to the anonymous donor for his generosity!

NEW PARISH NAME_____________________ The top 3 names chosen in the election, in preference order, were: 1. Our Lady of Fatima 2. Saint Pope John Paul II 3.Our Lady of Guadalupe. These names are being submitted to Bishop Morlino for him to choose our new parish name!

Holy Rosary

# Immaculate Conception

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Envelopes $3,273.00 92 $565.00 8 ACH Contributions $365.00 6 Offertory $230.00 $219.00 Mass Stipends $30.00 2 Maintenance - Church $500.00 1 Solemnity of Mary $5.00 1 Bulletin Ads $2,000.00 15 Votive Light $36.50 Cemetery $700.00 1 School Support $5.00 1 CSW Donations $150.00 2 School -4K Tuition $8,250.00 School-Ext Care $212.50 5 School- Book Fee $67.00 1 School-Tuition 5K+ $728.50 2 School-Scholarships $1,776.67

TOTALS $18,329.17 $784.00

Eucharistic Ministers who attended last week’s workshop: The books that were ordered for you have arrived! Please pick

yours up in the back of church and check off

that you received yours.

Thank you!