APRIL 29, 2018 FIFTH SUNDAY OF EASTER

COMMUNION OF SAINTS CATHOLIC COMMUNITY

Three parishes working together to grow in faith, hope, and love.

Weekday Mass Schedule

See page 2 of the bulletin for the weekday schedule as

it is periodically subject to change based on pastoral

circumstances.

Weekend Mass Schedule

Saturday 5:00 PM All Saints, New Richland

(307 1st St SW)

Sunday 8:00 AM St. Joseph, Waldorf

(225 3rd Ave North)

Sunday 10:00 AM St. Ann, Janesville

(313 W 2nd St)

Weekend Exposition and Reconciliation

Saturdays at All Saints

4:00 PM Exposition

5:00 PM Mass

Reconciliation to follow/or as requested

Sundays at St. Joseph

7:00 AM Exposition

8:00 AM Mass

Reconciliation to follow/or as requested

Sundays at St. Ann

9:00 AM Exposition

10:00 AM Mass

Reconciliation to follow/or as requested

Extended Weekly Eucharistic Adoration

Everyone is welcome to visit the Chapel of Divine Mercy

at St. Ann Church for Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament

at the following times:

Monday 8:00 AM - 11:00 PM

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM

*Handicapped accessible churches.

*Devices to assist the hearing impaired are available.

*Low-Gluten hosts are available.

St. Joseph, Waldorf

Established 1878

St. Ann, Janesville

Established 1874

All Saints, New Richland

Established 1879

MASS, CONFESSIONS, ADORATION

313 W 2nd St, PO Box 218

Janesville, MN 56048-0218

Phone: 507.234.6244 Fax: 507.234.6237

Parish Office Email: stannjan@hickorytech.net

Website for Parishes: www.stannjan.com

Pastor: Fr. Michael Cronin, I.V.Dei, JCL

Parish cell phone: 507.236.5485

Email: pastorcscc@icloud.com

Secretary: Vicki Ziemke

507.234.6244 stannjan@hickorytech.net

St. Ann Faith Formation: Katie Cahill

507.234.5753 stannparishff@gmail.com

St. Ann Maintenance: Everett Adams

St. Joseph and All Saints Faith Formation:

Becky Stenzel 507.995.0806 cbzlch@outlook.com

St. Joseph Sacristan: Mike Rollins

Safe Environment Coordinator: Mary Wolff

Accountant: Andrea McNeely, CPA

andrea.mcneely@mcneelytax.com

St. Ann Parish Center: 507.234.5753

St. Aidan Hall (All Saints): 507.465.8381

PARISH OFFICE INFORMATION AND STAFF

We hope you have enjoyed celebrating with us.

Whether you are new to the area or have lived here

for years, you are invited to join our parish family.

We are three parish communities that make up the

Communion of Saints Catholic Community. If you are

a visitor from out of town, we hope you felt

welcomed in our church as your “home away from

home.”

LITURGY SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK AHEAD

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Sunday

8:00 AM

9:45 AM

8:00 AM

6:30 PM

8:00 AM

9:00 AM

4:00 PM

5:00 PM

7:00 AM

8:00 AM

9:00 AM

10:00 AM

St. Ann - Janesville

St. Ann - Janesville

Janesville Nursing Home

St. Ann - Janesville

All Saints - New Richland

St. Ann - Janesville

New Richland Care Center

All Saints - New Richland

All Saints - New Richland

St. Joseph - Waldorf

St. Joseph - Waldorf

St. Ann - Janesville

St. Ann - Janesville

St. Ann Code St. Joseph Code

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Adult/Plate offering needed each week….…………..$ 3,203.00 **

Adult/Plate offering last week……..…….....……..….….$ 2,527.85

Adult/Plate offering needed fiscal year to date……..$ 137,729.00

Adult/Plate total offering fiscal year to date……...…..$ 130,669.19

Building Fund: $35.00 Easter: $100.00

Code: Green **Please help meet our weekly needs.

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE - ST. ANN 04-22-18

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE - ST. JOSEPH 04-22-18

Adult/Plate offering needed each week….…………..$ 902.00 **

Adult/Plate offering last week……..…….....…...……….$ 877.00

Adult/Plate offering needed fiscal year to date..…....$ 38,786.00

Adult/Plate total offering fiscal year to date……...…..$ 40,344.14

Code: Black **Please help meet our weekly needs.

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE - ALL SAINTS 04-15-18

Adult/Plate offering needed each week….…………..$ 1,477.00**

Adult/Plate offering last week…….....….……...…….….$ 1,472.50

Adult/Plate offering needed fiscal year to date..…....$ 63,511.00

Adult/Plate total offering fiscal year to date……...…..$ 56,709.88

Building Fund: $310.00

Code: Blue **Please help meet our weekly needs.

All Saints Code

April

May

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Try Online Giving. It’s a secure and easy way to tithe and make other contributions. You decide exactly when

your gift is made and where it goes. You can even view your giving history at any time, just by logging in. Please

visit www.stannjan.com and click the Online Giving link for your parish or use the QR code for your parish below

to get started.

Church Support Actual/Budget: 100% Black; 90% Green; 80% Blue; 70% Red; 60% HELP!

No Mass Scheduled

Dustin Dimmel †

Julian and Mary Goettl †

Fred and Diane Arnoldt †

Neocatechumenal

Mike and Fran Foggia †

Phil Bartusek †

Exposition of the Eucharist For the Parishes

Exposition of the Eucharist

Lynn Lindeland †

Exposition of the Eucharist

Leo and Edith Kruse †

DIOCESAN CATHOLIC MINISTRY APPEAL

Goal: $17,630

Raised so far: $12,670

Help us reach the goal. Less than

$5,000 to go! Funds above goal

come back to St. Ann Parish 100%

and assessment free. Perfect way

to help the parish. So far we have

48 donors out of 300 families. See

special notice and marked

envelopes at the church

entrances.

WELCOME

Welcome Fr. Marty Schaefer from

the Seminary in Winona who is

celebrating Masses this weekend

while Fr. Mike is away studying in Chicago.

Next weekend, May 5-6, we

welcome Fr. Joe Fogal while Fr. Mike celebrates a friend’s

wedding in Marshall, Minnesota.

STEWARDSHIP OF TIME AND TALENT

Sacrament of Baptism

Parents who are presenting a first child

for baptism should attend a Pre-Jordan

meeting with Fr. Mike before setting

a date/time for the celebration. Can

be during the Mass or at another time.

Registration can be made on the parish

website under the “Sacramental Life”

tab or by calling the parish office.

Sacrament of Confirmation

Normally, formation for Confirmation

takes place as part of the faith

formation program. Please contact the

parish office for more information.

Confirmation candidates are asked

to participate regularly in the Sunday

liturgy.

Sacrament of the Eucharist

The Eucharist is the source and summit

of our Catholic Christian lives. The three

parishes have opportunities to

celebrate every weekend. The

Eucharist is also celebrated Tuesday

through Thursday at St. Ann, Tuesdays

at Janesville Nursing Home, and Fridays

at New Richland Care Center.

Sacrament of Reconciliation

See cover of bulletin for confession

times; also by appointment.

“Forgive me Father for I have sinned.”

“ It has been _____days, weeks, months,

years since my last confession and

these are my sins.”

“ I am truly sorry and I ask for penance

and absolution.”

Sacrament of the

Anointing of the Sick

Please contact the parish office when

someone is hospitalized and/or

homebound. If at the hospital, please

ask the hospital staff to contact the

parish office if you so desire.

Sacrament of Marriage

Couples should meet with Fr. Mike at

least 6 months in advance of the

anticipated wedding date to begin

marriage preparations. Neither a

wedding date nor a reception hall

should be set before meeting with the

pastor.

Sacrament of Holy Orders

Are you thinking about the possibility

of the permanent diaconate or the

ministerial priesthood? Please see

Fr. Mike for more information.

Saturday, May 5 5:00 PM Mass at All Saints, New Richland

Gift Bearers/Sacristan: Isabelle Petsinger Family/Lori Tomsche

Lector: Don Tomsche

EMOHC: Brad Crumb, Jim Misgen, Joanne Misgen

Mass Servers: Sophie S., Chloe S.

Ushers: Mike Jongbloedt, Joe Jongbloedt

Sunday, May 6 8:00 AM Mass at St. Joseph, Waldorf

Gift Bearers: Joe and Jaime Sohre Family

Lector: MarySue Sohre

EMOHC: Laura Jewison, Sarah Madden, Becky Stenzel

Mass Servers: Sam O., Ciara S.

Ushers: Mike McGannon, Terry Kalis, Steve Krause

Sunday, May 6 10:00 AM Mass at St. Ann, Janesville

Gift Bearers: David and Jill Olson

Lector: Bob Carda

EMOHC: Ann Carda, Bill Adams, Judy Ready

Mass Servers: Gavin K., Kwyn K.

Ushers: Volunteers

EMOHC: Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion

3 TO JOIN FLOCKNOTE TEXT “PARISHIONERS” TO 84576

GOSPEL CONNECTION

PARISH SACRAMENTAL LIFE

Are you ready for a trim? In today's

Gospel, we hear the familiar teaching

of the vine and the branches. Jesus

reminds us that if we remain close to

him-living in humility, following God's

law, loving our neighbor-we will notice

a positive change in our life and the

lives of those around us. "Whoever remains in me and I in him will bear

much fruit." The Holy Spirit is life-giving. He is fruitful. The Spirit of God won't

refuse grace to a heart that is open.

As we progress through life, learning how to live and love, we grow. Our

personalities flower. We discover what it is to be a blessing to others. We

also experience lack, loss, and the results of our failures. We know what it

is like to "wither" at times, particularly the times when we willingly separate

ourselves from Jesus. "Just as a branch cannot bear fruit on its own unless

it remains on the vine, so neither can you unless you remain in me." For

most of us, this experience of being disconnected and off track

generates a desire to return to what is right and good, to return to the

vine.

But this Gospel is more than "Are you in or are you out?" Even when we

remain in God, when we follow Jesus, we are not exempt from the

challenge, the pruning. "Everyone that [bears fruit] he prunes." A prudent

trim is necessary in the natural world of trees and vines. Dead wood,

broken shoots, and diseased branches need to be cut back in order for

the plant to bear fruit. Jesus wants us to be healthy! He says as much

himself: "By this is my Father glorified, that you bear much fruit and

become my disciples."

Take a look at your life today. Where are you bearing fruit? Where do you

need to be pruned?

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THE PARISHES OF ST. ANN, ST. JOSEPH , AND ALL SAINTS SUPPORT IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY SEMINARY

About IHM Seminary

Immaculate Heart of Mary (IHMS) is a Roman Catholic college seminary located amidst the natural beauty of the

peaceful Mississippi river town of Winona, Minnesota. Building upon the rich two thousand year history of the

Catholic Church and its Program of Priestly Formation, IHMS in conjunction with Saint Mary’s University of

Minnesota, progressively delivers first-class spiritual and academic resources. This program ingrains an outstanding

foundation of prayer, Philosophy and Theology in our men.

For over a half century the programs at IHMS have been forming men of mature human quality and deep spiritu-

ality. IHMS is more than a place. It is an experience…an opportunity for men to follow Christ. As Pope Francis

defines any seminary, IHMS is a place where one develops their vocation, gaining an in depth understanding of

the Gospel, Confession, the Eucharist and prayer. Pope Francis also says, “We respond to this vocation in the

same way as the Virgin Mary does to the angel: ‘How is this possible?’ becoming ‘good shepherds’ in the image

of Jesus is something very great and we are so small. Yes, it is true, it is too great; but it is not our work! It is the work

of the Holy Spirit, with our collaboration.”

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GET ON THE BEAM

READINGS FOR THE WEEK AHEAD

You are invited to participate in Habitat for Humanity’s

20th annual “Get on the Beam” Campaign. The

“beam” is a 2 x 4 located in the chapel hallway at

St. Ann. Please donate a dollar or more in the

attached bank and sign the 2 x 4. The “beam” will

become part of the framework for a habitat house in

Eagle Lake or Nicollet. Your donations purchase

building materials. Thank you for your contributions.

Monday: Acts 14:5-18/Ps 115:1-2, 3-4, 15-16 Jn 14:21-26

Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13ab, 21

St. Joseph the Worker: Gn 1:26--2:3

Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4 Jn 15:1-8

Thursday: 1 Cor 15:1-8/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 Jn 14:6-14

Friday: Acts 15:22-31/Ps 57:8-9, 10 and 12 Jn 15:12-17

Saturday: Acts 16:1-10/Ps 100:1b-2, 3, 5/Jn 15:18-21

ADOPTION - CATHOLIC CHARITIES

Choosing adoption for your unborn child is a very

loving and mature decision. Even when you know

it’s the right choice, support and guidance is helpful.

Catholic Charities provides confidential services at

no cost, and they facilitate open, semi open, or

closed adoptions. You can find a loving home for

your baby. Call Catholic Charities at 1.800.222.5859

or go to www.ccsomn.org for more information.

NOTE OF THANKS

I want to thank all the teachers of the All Saints and

St. Joseph Faith Formation Program who made this

year a very successful one. We are so blessed to have

such an amazing group of people who dedicate so

much of their time and talents to help our young

parishioners to become more knowledgeable in their

faith. Becky Stenzel

Faith Formation Coordinator

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PROGRESS REPORT FOR ALL SAINTS PROJECT RESTORE

All Saints Parish in New Richland

has completed its first project as

a result of your generosity to the

Catholic Ministry Appeal: the Bell

Tower! The final invoice will likely

exceed the estimated amount

because the extent of the

deterioration became more

apparent as the work started.

Please continue to give to the

Appeal because all funds are now

remitted back to the parish 100%

and without the 6% assessment.

The time is now to give! Your

sacrifice and good will make the

next project possible—tuck-

pointing the church exterior.

Thank you.

PROJECT

COMPLETE

INFORMATION FOR YOU

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Information for the bulletin is due to the parish office

by 12:00 Noon on Tuesday.

Please send to: PO Box 218, Janesville, MN 56048

or email: stannjan@hickorytech.net

St. Joseph’s Finance Council will meet again on

Tuesday, May 8, at 6:30 PM in Waldorf.

Bloodmobile will be in Janesville on Thursday, May 10,

from 1:00 - 7:00 PM at the Purple Goose. To make an

appointment or for more information, call or text

MaryLou at 507.327.7823

Boy Scouts Annual All-You-Can-Eat Mother’s Day

Brunch will be Sunday, May 13, at Trinity Lutheran

Discipling Center in Janesville - serving from 9:00 AM to

1:00 PM. Adults $8; Children (5-11) $6; Children age 4

and under are free.

$150.00 Anne Norgaard; $50.00 TJ Neal, Mike Jewison,

Matt Richardson, Jerry Schendel, Joe Kruse, and

Elizabeth Mitzel. Congratulations!

WASECA COUNTY 4-H

KC CALENDAR WINNERS

Clean out your closets, garages, basements, and attics

and donate your gently used items for a huge Garage

Sale that will benefit the youth involved in Waseca

County 4-H. If you have items you would like to donate,

you can drop them off at the 4-H Building at the

Waseca County Fairgrounds on:

Saturday, May 12, 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Monday, May 14, 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM

You do not need to price the items, but they do ask

that the items are clean and in good condition.

You can also show your support by attending the

fundraiser, on Saturday, May 19, at the 4-H Building in

Waseca. The Garage Sale and Bake Sale will be held

from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM, and the Benefit Breakfast

from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM. (The Garage Sale and Bake

Sale will also be open on Friday, May 18, from 3:30 PM

to 8:00 PM with concessions available.) For questions,

call 507.835.0600 - fundraiser proceeds will be used for

project workshops, 4-H camps and adventures, and

leadership trip scholarships.

LOYOLA CATHOLIC SCHOOL

To learn more visit: www.loyolacatholicschool.org

Open Enrollment for Preschool classes. All day PS class/

child care options available. Enroll TODAY! Schedule

family tours and shadow days at your convenience.

Save the dates - All are welcome

Loyola Crusader Golf Classic, Monday May 14. Register

online! www.loyolcatholicschool.org

Rockin’ on the Hill - Summer Music Fest, on Saturday,

July 21 - Live music, food trucks, spirits, pull tabs,

traveling boutiques and more! This year’s bands

include Neon-LIVE and PopROCKS.

Medicare & Individual Health Plans

Jaye Ann Sopkowiak

(507) 835-4844

201 2nd St, NE, Waseca ljsopk@hickorytech.net

MADISON LAKE FAMILY DENTAL CARE

Welcoming New Patients Serving Madison Lake and area communities since 1986

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SMITHS MILL IMPLEMENT , INC. PH. 507-234-5191/625-8649

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JOHN HEEREMA, PRESIDENT • 507-455-9551

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Lynch & Sons Farm Drainage

Septic Tanks & Systems • Drainage & Excavating

(507) 327-6833

Estate Planning • Probate • Real Estate

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McRaith Chapel Waseca ~ (507) 835-2870

Arnoldt Chapel Janesville ~ (507) 234-6775

“Committed to Serving Waseca County for Years to Come” www.janesvillefuneral.com

COMPLETE

COLLISION

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507-833-2035 1400 5th St SE Waseca, MN

BOSS SUPPLY INC.1-800-658-7262 • www.bosssupplyinc.com

Manure Handling Equipment

(507) 234-5646 PO Box 369, 201 N Main St. Janesville, MN 56048

Independent Insurance Agent License #60863

Agency Manager

Sheila Seifert

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www.janesvillestatebank.com

Since 1948

FOR ALL YOUR GRAIN BIN NEEDSStorage Systems • Drying

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GREG WILMES Roofing & Remodeling, LLCBuilding Contractor #BC637303

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McPherson Crop ManagementAgronomy, Technology and Data

Management Services Since 1993mcmfarmworks@frontiernet.net

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4745 380th Avenue • Janesville, MN 56048

HEROLD ROLL-OFFS

New Richland • 507.381.9485

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Scheurer’s Tree Service Quality Affordable Service | Insured

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HORIZON HOMES, INC.SOUTH CENTRAL

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24-Hour Crisis Line Crisis BedsOutpatient Crisis Stabilization Mobile Crisis Team

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HORIZON HOMES, INC. SOUTH CENTRAL

Rick Bohlen: 507-402-6766 • James Bohlen: 507-475-2430

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Andy Arnoldt • (507) 327-6836Power Washing & Hog Barn Equipment Repair

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Red Leaf Cafe

104 Broadway Ave. S. • New Richland

We offer catering! 507-465-8000

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FRITZ GARAGE DOORSsales and sevice.17 years experience

SPRAY FOAM INSULATIONopen or closed cell • existing or new construction.

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