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Ss. Mary & Mathias Church 215 W. 8th St. Muscatine, IA 52761

From the Pastors Desk January 12th , 2020 Today, the Season of Christmas comes to an end as we celebrate The Baptism of the Lord. Although Jesus had no need to be baptized, he humbled himself to be baptized by John the Baptism in the Jordan. Jesus was baptized to show us our need to be baptized as an essential turning point on our path of holiness. As Jesus was baptized, the voice of the Father came from heaven affirming Jesus true identity. “You are my beloved Son with whom I am well pleased.” As Jesus identity is affirmed, He is equipped for the mission the Father has entrusted to Him.

In the coming weeks, our Parish Council will begin the work of re-evaluating our parish’s vision and mission in light of our call to go and make disciples, as the Lord com-missioned His church before he ascended to Heav-en. Please pray for our parish leadership as we undergo this important work of understanding who we are so that we might fulfill Christ’s mission for our parish in a more effective and intentional way.

Making disciples begins with us understanding who we are as God’s beloved daughters and sons. By encounter-ing the Lord in the Sacraments, in particular in the Eucha-rist, we come to discover the Lord as the most important person in our lives. And, who wouldn’t want to share a love so great with others? Let us pray that as we cele-brate The Baptism of the Lord, we will come to know who we and how the Lord is calling us to live out our Baptism as His committed disciples.

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Salvation Army Tree I am so proud of our parish!! This year we collected 3 1/2 pick up loads of gifts from our Salvation Army trees! Do-nated items ranged from gift cards to sleds, from socks to baby dolls, and from puzzles to drones. A BIG thank you to everyone who participated, either by donating, helping us pick up and load the gifts, or by praying for the suc-cess of the program. Here's to another year of thought-fulness, generosity, and giving! God Bless, Kathy and Jim Berns

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This Week G=Gannon, Ch=Church, C=Council/

Committee,

AOP=All Our Parishioners, SG=School Gym

January 13th 10-11:30 AM– Prayer Shawl Group-G 10AM-Mass at Lutheran Homes 12PM– Noon Rosary-CH 4:30-5PM-Reconciliation –CH 5:15 PM Daily Mass- Richard Salemink –CH 6-8PM– Catholic Daughters Mtg.-G

January 14th 7AM Daily Mass-Michael Bicket –CH 8:30 AM– All School Mass– SG 5:30-7PM Liturgy Team-G 6:30-7:45PM-Praise Band PracticeCH 6:30-8PM– RCIA Class-MAZZ 7:30-8:45PM– Adult Choir Practice-G

January 15th 7AM Daily Mass-John Gredell -CH 7:30-8:30AM– Touched by Faith Group-CH 6:30-8PM-Spellman Small Group-G

January 16th 7AM Daily Mass- Mary Loeffler -CH 7:30AM-5PM Adoration-G

January 17th 7AM Daily Mass-Mark Mckee –CH 7:30AM-5PM-Adoration-CH 5:30-7:30PM-Hispanic Choir Practice-G

January 18th Food and Shelter Weekend

3:45-4:45PM-Reconciliation-CH 5PM-Mass-AOP –CH

January 19th Donut Sunday

Food and Shelter Weekend 8AM Mass-AOP –CH 10AM-Mass-Robert Hager –CH 12:30 PM Mass -Rodolfo y Consuelo Cruz 4-6PM-Rosary Potluck-G 6:30-8;30PM-Adoremus– Teen Holy Hour-CH

Open Mass Intentions Please call the Parish office if wanting to set up one of these dates. 7AM Mass–3-24,25,26 8AM Mass 3– 29 5:15PM Mass 3-16

How I Use Ignatian Discernment to Help Make Decisions Big and Small

BY GRETCHEN CROWDER JULY 31, 2019

Photo by Leon Biss on Unsplash

I always thought I knew exactly where my sons would go to school. There’s an excellent Catholic school right next to where I work. So, from the time I knew we were having our first child, I had a plan for what would happen when he turned 4. My husband’s not Catholic, but I told him sometime during our first few months of dating that I had two requirements for my future children. 1) They would be raised Catholic. 2) They would go to Catholic schools. As our first son neared 4, however, I had some fears about whether or not he’d be able to go to Catholic school after all, and during his pre-K interview, my fears were confirmed. The teachers had trouble understanding his speech, which didn’t surprise me because we also had trouble understanding it. So, he stayed in daycare for a year while we worked to figure it all out. When we finally discovered that his speech problems were connected to hearing loss, we addressed the issue head-on. He got hearing aids, speech therapy, and occupational therapy. I even started to learn sign language. Still, however, there was this looming ques-tion: “Where do we send him to school next year?” As I met more and more families with children experiencing hearing loss, I noted that many of them chose to send their children to local public schools to utilize the special education resources the state provided. I knew from a lifetime in the Catholic educational world that these resources were not as readily availa-ble at Catholic alternatives. Suddenly, the decision that I thought was the right one, the only one, the one God wanted for us, didn’t seem so easy anymore. For the last decade, I’ve been immersed in Ignatian Spirituality, and I’ve read and studied all about Ignatian Discernment. So, after my initial panic (the panic that always ensues when I have a big decision to make), I settled down and thought about the steps Ignatius taught about making decisions just like these. A Jesuit named Gerald Fagin, S.J. put it best in a se-ries of lectures he once gave called “A Dream Confirmed.” He said that when faced with a decision, big or small, Ignatius teaches us to “[P]ray, get good information, listen to the spirit moving in your heart, use your head to decide the pros and cons, make a decision, and bring it to God for confirmation.” So, that’s what I did.

I prayed. When faced with a decision, I find that this step must come first for me for the rest to fall into place. So, I let the decision of where to send our son to school marinate in my head and show up in my prayers as I reminded myself that asking for God’s help would ground me and direct my efforts. I got good information. I researched all the websites and social media platforms that provid-ed concrete information as to what a child with hearing loss would need in the classroom. I spoke with the school. I spoke with the special ed department of our local school district. I spoke with representatives of the special ed department of the district the Catholic school was located in. I asked questions. Lots of questions. And I discussed all the information with my husband, considering each source as I went. I listened to the Spirit moving in my heart. Ultimately, when I have a decision to make, my heart, through the grace of the Holy Spirit, already knows more than my head. So, I consid-ered what my heart was telling me. I examined how I was feeling when I thought about sending him to our local public school and how I was feeling when I thought about sending him to the Catholic school instead. I considered which decision made me feel contentment and peace and which made me feel disquiet. I used my head to decide the pros and cons. After I listen to the movements in my heart, my head also gets a turn to weigh in as it helps me assess the pros and cons. In this case, I weighed which option would not only provide my son with the accommodations he would need but also provide him with a good education and the elements of faith I desired for (Cont on page 4)

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FAITH FORMATION January 11-12, 2020

Some dates: January 13 Lectio Divina with Kent Ferris at 7:00am in Gannon Hall January 14 RCIA Class from 6:30-8:00pm in the Mazzuchelli Center: “Baptism/Confirmation”—

Sister Cheryl January 15 Religious Education Classes for Grades K-10

January 20 Lectio Divina with Kent Ferris at 7:00am in Gannon Hall January 21 RCIA Class from 6:30-8:00pm in the Mazzuchelli Center: “God’s Gift of Sacrament”—

Sister Cheryl / Bishop Barron

January 22 Religious Education Classes for Grades K-10

January 23 Parent Meeting for Children making their First Holy Communion & First Reconciliation

6:30-7:45pm in the Mazzuchelli Center—English speaking parents only

January 27 Lectio Divina with Kent Ferris at 7:00am in Gannon Hall January 25 Parish Soup Potluck following the 5:00pm Mass in Gannon Hall January 27 Lectio Divina with Kent Ferris at 7:00am in Gannon Hall January 28 RCIA Class from 6:30-8:00pm in the Mazzuchelli Center: “Anointing of the Sick / The Our Father”—Fr. Hai January 29 Religious Education Classes for Grades K-10

January 30 Parent Meeting for Children making their First Holy Communion & First Reconciliation

6:30-7:45pm in the Mazzuchelli Center—Spanish speaking parents only

FAITH Alive and Active

Saints Mary & Mathias School Corner From the Principal's Desk

Upcoming Events:

We are wanting to invite our parish members to join our students for weekly mass at the schools every Tuesday at 8:30 AM, here are the upcoming masses and the classes that are in charge of that weeks mass: January 14 Grade 4 January 21 Grade 2 January 28 Catholic Schools Week Mass--All Grades Tuition Tax Credit forms should have or will be received by January 15th.

Manus Christi 2020 It's time to register for Manus Christi 2020. Each summer our parish sends a group of high school students to the heart of West Virginia to engage in a week of service and prayer taking place in the Appalachian Mountains. Spots are first come, first serve so get your child's deposit in soon.

Catholic Youth Camp - Summer 2020 Parents, did you know there is an outstanding Catholic Summer Youth camp right here in Iowa? Check out CYC located at the Saint Thomas More Center in Panora IA. There's multiple sessions for elementary, jr. high and high school age levels all at reasonable prices. This could make a great Christmas gift. Check out the website for more info.

Preschool Registration for Saints Mary &

Mathias Parish members, as well as current

students and families of SsMMCS

Open House Save the Date: January 26th from 1-3 pm

Join us for an open house at Saints Mary & Mathias Catholic School to kick off Catholic Schools Week 2020. The students and parents of SMMCS would like to thank our parishioners for their continued support to our school. We are proud of our school and want to share that excitement with you! Stop by anytime between 1-3 for a tour of our school lead by our students. Each classroom will have students there to share what they are currently learning in their grade. While you are visiting you can also purchase Scrip and order SMMCS apparel while you enjoy our popcorn bar!

Youth Ministry Big Game Party - Sunday February 2nd All 6th - 12th graders are invited to the youth room

at 5:15pm on Sunday Feb. 2nd to enjoy the Big Game. We will have the game on the big screen,

plenty of delicious food and snacks, games with prizes such as paper football field goal competition, football

video games and big game squares. If you'd like to donate an appetizer please contact me :)

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6:30PM

Readings for the Week Upcoming Events

Scripture Readings for the Week of January 12, 2020 Sunday The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord Is 42:1-4, 6-7; Ps 29:1-2, 3-4, 9-10; Acts 10:34-38; Mt 3:13-17 Monday Saint Hilary, Bishop and Doctor of the Church 1 Sm 1:1-8; Ps 116:12-13, 14-17, 18-19; Mk 1:14-20 Tuesday 1 Sm 1:9-20; 1 Sm 2:1, 4-5, 6-7, 8abcd; Mk 1:21-28 Wednesday 1 Sm 3:1-10, 19-20; Ps 40:2 and 5, 7-8a, 8b-9, 10; Mk 1:29-39 Thursday 1 Sm 4:1-11; Ps 44:10-11, 14-15, 24-25; Mk 1:40-45 Friday Memorial of Saint Anthony, Abbott 1 Sm 8:4-7, 10-22a; Ps 89:16-17, 18-19; Mk 2:1-12 Saturday 1 Sm 9:1-4, 17-19, 10:1; Ps 21:2-3, 4-5, 6-7; Mk 2:13-17 Sunday Second Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 49:3, 5-6; Ps 40:2, 4, 7-8, 8-9, 10; 1 Cor 1:1-3; Jn 1:29-34

January 19th Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace

University 4-6 PM Parish Rosary Potluck-G

6:30-8:30PM Adoremus– Teen Ho-ly Hour-CH

January 20th Board of Education-6:30-8PM-MAZZ

Jan.26-Feb1st Catholic School Week

January 27th 6:30PM– Parish Council Meeting-G

Give yourself an amazing gift this year by signing up to attend our parish-based, Light of the World retreat and take that step to-wards strengthening and deepen-ing your relationship with Our Lord. Join us March 27-30, 2020

Call Jon Eads (563.263.0388) or Lori

Nietzel (563.264.5838) for more

information or to register. You can

also register online at:

https://forms.gle/uAsp2XdyV3zfSULS6

Financial Peace University

Financial Peace University is a 9 lesson class that teaches you how to win with money. Join over 5 million people who have learned how to get out of debt, build wealth, and live and give like no one else. Classes will be held Sunday afternoons at the Mazzuchelli Center starting January 19th @ 1:30 – 3:00. A short informa-tional presentation will be held after 5 pm, 8 am, and 10 am Masses (January 11th/12th ). For questions, contact Molly Nietzel, 319-290-5695. There will be informational meetings held after mass on: January 11th and 12th

ADA 2019-2020 Total pledged $112,275.00 Were at 98.16% of our goal

Keep up the good work

The Loaves and Fishes Christmas dinner was a huge success, due to the financial support, cheerful volunteers, delicious cookies, and blessings from SS Mary and Ma-thias, the Knights of Columbus, and the Catholic Daughters! We served approximately 81 meals! Thank you all for your wonderful support and dedication.

Loaves and Fishes Mary Louise Caponette / Mike and Jayne TeStrake

(cont.) him. Each place had pros and cons, and so I weighed which one would provide a better, more holistic experience for him specifically. I made a decision. Making a decision in the Ignatian sense involves a step of using your imagination to pretend you already have made the decision and assessing what your head and heart are telling you as you live in that decision for a while. I walked through a day imagining we had officially decided to send him to a public school, and then I walked through a day imagining we had officially decided to send him to Catholic school instead. Based on the contentment and peace I felt walking through the later path, I decided to go with the original plan and send him to Catholic school. I brought it to God for confirmation. My usual way of bringing a decision such as this to God for confirmation is to pray, from the depths of my heart, “Lord, this is what I’ve decided. Please give me the grace of knowing that this is the path you wish me to take.” And usually, confirmation comes in the form of a feeling of peace that flows through me and eliminates all anxiety, allowing me to move forward in faith. After making the decision to send my son to Catholic school, I felt this peace almost immediately. Sometimes, however, confirmation comes in other, less immediate ways. It might instead come through an interaction with another person once the decision has been made or it might be the opportunities that arise or doors that open for you once you’ve moved forward with a decision. Confirmation can be immediate or it might take some patience, but in conversation with God, it will come. In the end, my son had a wonderful first year and is looking forward to first grade! So, next time you face a decision, big or small, use these steps from Saint Ignatius to help you discern your path and find peace

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MINISTROS LITURGICOS

Monaguillos: Cristobal Ocampo, Anahi Ceniceros,

Vanessa Madrigal

Lectores: Josefina Garcia, Isabel Pereznegron

Hospitalidad: Ismael y Margarita Toledo, Adrian y

Martha Rodriguez, Cristian y Margarita Sanhcez

Vino Sagrado: Antelmo y Romana Ocampo

Inmediatamente después de que Jesús recibió el bautismo, se abrieron los cielos y el Espíritu Santo se posó sobre él en forma de paloma, y resonó la voz del Padre que decía: “Éste es mi Hijo amado, en quien he puesto todo mi amor”. Cfr. Mt 3, 16-17

LA SANTA MISA DE HOY ES EN MEMORIA DE FILBERTO Y JUANITA VALENZUELA

Hoy, la temporada de Navidad llega a su fin al celebrar el Bautismo del Señor. Aunque Jesús no tenía necesidad

de ser bautizado, se humilló para ser bautizado por Juan el Bautismo en el río Jordán. Jesús fue bautizado para mostrarnos nuestra necesidad de ser bautizados como un punto de inflexión esencial en nuestro camino de san-

tidad. Cuando Jesús fue bautizado, la voz del Padre vino del cielo afirmando la verdadera identidad de Jesús. "Tú eres mi Hijo amado con quien estoy muy complacido." A medida que se afirma la identidad de Jesús, está equi-

pado para la misión que el Padre le ha confiado.

En las próximas semanas, nuestro Consejo Parroquial comenzará la obra de reevaluación de la visión y misión

de nuestra parroquia a la luz de nuestro llamado a ir y hacer discípulos, como el Señor encargó Su iglesia antes de ascender al Cielo. Por favor, oren por nuestro liderazgo parroquial mientras experimentamos esta im-

portante obra de comprensión de quiénes somos para que podamos cumplir la misión de Cristo para nuestra parroquia de una manera más eficaz e intencional.

Hacer discípulos comienza con nosotros comprendiendo quiénes somos como hijas e hijos amados de Dios. Al encontrar al Se-ñor en los Sacramentos, en particular en la Eucaristía, llegamos a descubrir al Señor como la persona más importante de nuestra

vida. Y, ¿quién no querría compartir un amor tan grande con los demás? Oremos para que al celebrar el Bautismo del Señor, lleguemos a saber quiénes nosotros y cómo el Señor nos está llamando a vivir nuestro Bautismo como Sus discípulos compro-

metidos.

Unas Palabras del Padre

Troy

CALENDARIO DE EVENTOS

Domingo 12 de Enero - * Rosario antes de Misa @12pm, Misa a las 12:30pm

Lunes 13 de Enero - * Confeciones @4:30pm, Misa @5:15pm

Martes 14 de Enero - *Misa @7am, Misa @8:30am Gimnacio de la Escuela Catolica

Miercoles 15 de Enero - * Misa @7am, Clases de Doctrina 4pm y 6:30pm Centro Mazzuchelli

Jueves 16 de Enero - * Misa @ 7am, Adoracion 7:30am - 5:00pm

Viernes 17 de Enero - * Misa @7am, Adoracion @7:30am - 5:00pm

Sabado 18 de Enero - * Confeciones @3:45pm, Misa @5pm, Retiro del Concilio

LÍNEA DE ORACIÓN Si desea que recemos por un ser querido que está enfermo o

que va a tener una cirugía o que esté pasando por un mo-mento difícil. Llame a la oficina parroquial y hágale

saber a María para que los ponga en la línea de oración. No es necesario que dé el nombre de la

persona o personas por las que oramos.

PREPARACION PARA EL BAUTISMO

Para que su hijo/hija sea bautizado/a, debe hacer estas tres cosas (es convenien-te hacerlo en esta orden):

1. Hable a la oficina parroquial al 263-1416 para asegurarse de que estén regis-trado en la parroquial.

2. Llame a la Hermana Cheryl al 263-3448 sobre las clases para bautismo en ingles, o llame a Maria al 263-1416 sobre las clases para bautismo en espa-

ñol. 3. Y por ultimo, llame a la oficina con Maria para escoger su fecha.

Niños de edad pre-escolar (edad 5) o mas grandes, que están en nece-sidad del bautismo, deben de hablar con la Hermana Cheryl, 263-

3848. Las personas que desean bautizar es la responsabilidad de ustedes de llamar a la oficina e informarse de las fechas para las platicas y días de bautismo.

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NOTICIAS DE FORMACIÓN DE FE

Algunas Fechas:

13 de Enero Lectio Divina con Kent Ferris a las 7:00am en Gannon Hall

14 de Enero Clase de RCIA de 6:30pm hasta las 8:00pm en el Centro Mazzuchelli: “Bautismo / Confirmación” - Hermana Cheryl

15 de Enero Clases de Doctrina para los Grados K-10

20 de Enero Lectio Divina con Kent Ferris a las 7:00am en Gannon Hall

21 de Enero Clases de RCIA de 6:30pm hasta las 8:00pm en el Centro Mazzuchelli: “El regalo de Dios de

Los Sacramentos” - Hermana Cheryl / Obispo Barron

22 de Enero Clases de Doctrina para los Grados K-10

23 de Enero Encuentro de Padres para Niños haciendo su Primera Comunión y Primera Reconciliación @6:30pm hasta las 7:45pm

en el Centro Mazzuchelli—Solo padres de habla inglesa

FE VIVA Y ACTIVA

ESQUINA DE LA ESCUELA SANTA MARIA Y MATIAS

Anuncios Escolar

*Estamos invitados a nuestros miembros de la parroquia a unirse a nuestros estu-

diantes para nuestra misa semanal en las escuelas, todos los martes a las 8:30 am. Los siguientes grados están encargos de las siguiente Misas: 14 de Enero - Grado

4, 21 de Enero - Grado 2, 28 de Enero - Misa de la Semana de las Es-cuelas Católicas, Todos los Grados.

*Registraciones para el proximo año escolar esta abierta para grados

PreK y Kinder.

CIELO EN LA TIERRA:

Como católicos, creemos que la Eucaristía es la Presencia de Cristo-Cuerpo, Sangre,

Alma, Divinidad. ¡La adoración es Dios y Tú extendiéndose el uno al otro, al mismo

tiempo! Es un tiempo de silencio y paz de orar ante nuestro Señor. La noche antes de

su crucifixión, Jesús le preguntó a Pedro: "¿Entonces no podrías vigilarme durante una

hora?" ¡Dios te ama y te bendecirá abundantemente! "Ven a mí y te refrescaré." Jesús

nos espera en el Santísimo Sacramento. Él espera a nuestros pequeños actos de fe, de

adoración, de amor, de Acción de Gracias, el arrepentimiento y la reparación que po-

demos ofrecerle como contemplamos Su Majestad Divina.

Por favor, regístrese para pasar una Hora Santa semanal con Jesús. Nece-

sitamos adoradores programados para que otros puedan venir para una

breve visita. Las necesidades en este momento son las siguientes: Jueves,

10:00am a 11:00am y 3:00pm a 4:00pm. Viernes, (todas las horas) de

9:00am a 3:00pm, puede comunicarse con Michelle Schaapveld - 554-9539

para programar.

ORACIÓN DESPUÉS DE LA COMUNIÓN

Saciados con estos sagrados dones, implo-ramos, Señor, tu clemencia, para que, es-

cuchando fielmente a tu Unigénito, nos llamemos y seamos de verdad hijos tuyos.

Por Jesucristo, nuestro Señor.

DOMINGO DE DONUTS

19 de Enero - Blanca Madrigal y Familia

16 de Febrero - Mahaley Lopez 15 de Marzo - Familia Ochoa/Arceo

19 de Abril - Josefina Garcia 17 de Mayo - Martha Juarez y Familia

21 de Junio - Refugio Ceniceros y Familia

Recuerda, las fechas pueden cambiar. También se aprecia una donación. Gracias.

POR FAVOR ACTUALICE SU INFORMACION DE CONTACTO

Si se ha movido, cambió su número de teléfono o dirección de correo electróni-co, por favor tome un momento para ponerse en contacto con la oficina de la

parroquia para avisarnos así nos podemos mantener en contacto más fácilmente con usted. ¡Gracias!

ADOREMUS - ADOLESCENTE HORA SANTA

Adoremus es una palabra latina que significa "Adoremos". Eso es exactamente lo que

vamos a hacer. Estos adolescentes Horas santas son una oportunidad para encon-

trarse con Jesús, a través de la Adoración Eucarística. Las tardes se componen de un

inspirador mensaje, alabanza y adoración, oppurtunities para la confesión y/o dirección

espiritual y bendición. Las noches duran de 6:30-7:30 PM con tiempo social y aperi-

tivos después. Adoremus está abierto a cualquier estudiante de 6o-12o grado.

Ss. Mary & Mathias Parish Office

215 W. 8th St.

Office: 563-263-1416

FAX: 563-263-2782

Hours

8 a.m. - 5 pm M-F

Administrative Assistant

Maria Frausto - habla español

mfrausto@marymathias.org

Denise Collier

office@marymathias.org

Coordinator of Music and Liturgy

Annie Thompson-Almeida

athompson@marymathias.org

Pastoral Staff Rev. Troy Richmond, Pastor

trichmond@marymathias.org

Rev. Hai Dinh, Parochial Vicar hdinh@marymathias.org

Dc. Dennis McDonald 563-213-0214

49mcdoald@gmail.com

Principal - Ben Nietzel

Ben.Nietzel@muscatinesaints.org

Faith Formation - Sr. Cheryl Demmer

SrCheryl@marymathias.org

Youth Minister - Tommy Fallon

tfallon@marymathias.org

SERIOUS ILLNESS OR DEATH

CALL 563-263-2321

Ss. Mary & Mathias Catholic School &

Mazzuchelli Faith Formation Center

2407 Cedar St.

School: 563-263-3264

Rel. Ed: 563-263-3848

Fax 563-263-6700

Administrative Assistants

School - Christine Compton

office@muscatinesaints.org

Faith Formation - Molly Shellabarger

reymsecretary@marymathias.org

Ss. Mary & Mathias Business Office

Business Manager - Konrad Wilke

Konrad.Wilke@muscatinesaints.org

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Mass Schedule 1st Saturday-1er Sabado 9:00 am Saturday 5:00 pm Sunday 8:00 am & 10:00 am Sunday en espanol 12:30 pm Monday 5:15 pm Tues -Fri 7:00 am

Misa día de la Semana Lunes 5:15 pm Martes -Viernes 7:00 am

Reconciliation (Reconciliacion) Mon. (L) 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm Sat. (S) 3:45 pm - 4:45 pm 1st Sat. (1º S) 7:45 am - 8:45 am

Parish Leadership Contacts

Parish Council President

Laurie Ludman

lludman@hotmail.com

Finance Council President

Kevin Zeimet

zman@machlink.com

Board of Ed President

Dave Meloy dmeloy@slhlaw.com