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June 13, 2021 Parish Office & Rectory: 715-454-6431
Office Hours Monday-Wednesday & Friday 8:30 - 11:30 am
Parish Social Hall & CCD & Fax: 715-454-6432
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.stjosephgalloway.com
Download Parish app at myparishapp.com
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Mission Statement Baptized in Christ Jesus and nourished by his Word and
Sacrament we strive to live our daily lives in love and service
to God and neighbor.
Pastor: Augustine K. Bentil
Staff:
Sister Mary Ellen Diermeier
Pat Kulas, Secretary
Mary Uttecht, DRE
Mass Times
St. Joseph, Galloway Saturday 4:00 pm Sunday 8:30 am
St. Ladislaus, Bevent Saturday 6:00 pm
Sunday 10:10 am
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 3:35-3:55 pm
Sunday 8:00-8:20 am
Mark your Calendars!
June:
Wed. 16 - Mass 8:30 am
Fri. 18 - Mass 8:30 am
Mon. 21 - Parish Pastoral/Finance Councils Mtg. 7 pm
Wed. 23 - Mass 8:30 am
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Ministers Needed: We are in need of ministers to help with Masses. We especially need more volunteer to help with Saturday Masses. Needed are Readers, Ushers and Rosary Leaders. We are also in need of people to volunteer to help run the slides for masses. It is not hard to do. If you can help please talk to Fr. Gus or call the parish office mornings. 715-454-6431
Liturgies of the Week
Wed., June 16 - Weekday
8:30 am -Bill Bow Sr. by Larry & Wendy Gruna
Fri., June 18 - Weekday
8:30 am - Rita Shalewski by Rosa Nevienski
Sat., June 19 - Vigil: 12th Sunday in Ord. Time
4:00 pm - Art Kreitzer
by August & Caroline Trzebiatowski
Sun., June 20 - Twelfth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:30 am - Phyllis Wierzba by Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Meronk
Rosary prayed 1/2 hour before Mass
Gifts to Our Lord (May 24-31)
Adult Tithing ................................................................ $1243.00
Youth Envelopes ................................................................. 1.00
Offertory Gifts .................................................................. 158.00
Building Improvements ....................................................... 15.00
Total ............................................................................ $1417.00
Gifts to Our Lord (June 1-6)
Adult Tithing ................................................................ $1218.00
Youth Envelopes ................................................................. 2.00
Offertory Gifts .................................................................. 175.00
School Support ................................................................... 20.00
Vigil Lights ......................................................................... 65.25
Building Improvements ..................................................... 180.00
Total ............................................................................ $1660.25
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DAA - Diocesan Annual Appeal Our Goal - $21,515.00 Pledged - $12,105.00
Under our Goal - $9,410.00 Goal at 56% with 51 donors
We have until the end of June to meet our goal. All donations must be postmarked by June 28.
Extra pledge cards on table in foyer. Thank you to all our donors. If we do not meet our goal the
parish must pay what we are under.
Employment Opportunities Part-time/Full-time Principal Full-time Teachers Part-time Music Teacher St. Adalbert Catholic School, Rosholt Applications available on website www.rosholtcatholic.org/employmnet Send complete application, resume and cover letter to: St. Adalbert School, c/o Pam Fischer 3314 St Adalbert Rd, Rosholt, WI 54473 Application deadline: July 1 or until position is filled
Knights of Columbus Presentation Monday, June 14th at 6:00pm at St. Anthony Parish in
Tigerton by Jerome Pickett. Parish members are invited to attend a Power Point presentation of the Fraternal Benefits offered by the Knights of Colum-bus. This presentation is sponsored by St. Isidore Council #5008. Mr. Pickett will explain the benefits of the K of C insurance and investment programs. By attending this seminar, you can receive a FREE financial needs analysis, and guidance in planning for your family's future needs. Mr. Pickett promises to complete his presentation before our Council's 7:00pm meeting which will be held at Tigerton.
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
June 19-20
Saturday 4:00 pm Sunday 8:30 am
Hope Uttecht Word Lisa Walder
Eucharist DeAnna Ostrowski
Andy Wierzba Servers Brennen Bushman
Michael Wierzba Jaxton Bushman
Rosary
Mary Uttecht Glorious Allen & DeAnna Ostrowski
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Area Events June Dairy Breakfast, Jimmy Dairy Farm
June 13 from 7 am - noon Farm address: 127121 Schnelle Rd Edgar Sit down or drive thru so all can enjoy. $8 per person with 8 and under free
Convent Garage Sale Fundraiser Missionary Sisters of the Divine Image Polonia
June 16-19 starting at 10 am each day Caregiving and supply items, small appliances and much more will be sold in the convent garage and gazebo. The gift shop will be open as well.
Concert on the Grounds, St. Ladislaus, Bevent
June 22 from 6 - 8 pm - featuring KT Country Bring a chair/blanket and enjoy an evening of music Concert is free, but free-will offering will be taken No pets please.
Vocational Day of Discernment with the Sisters of the Seraphic Adorers of the Child Jesus Saturday, June 26 with Adoration - Conference Lunch - Recreation - Vespers RSVP by June 22 and call at 715-899-0768 or email [email protected] Stevens Point; seraphicadorers.com
Concert on the Grounds, St. Ladislaus, Bevent
July 13 from 6 - 8 pm featuring Rick & Barry Show Bring a chair/blanket and enjoy an evening of music Concert is free, but free-will offering will be taken No pets please.
Concert on the Grounds, St. Ladislaus, Bevent
July 27 from 6 - 8 pm - featuring Night Train Bring a chair/blanket and enjoy an evening of music Concert is free, but free-will offering will be taken No pets please.
Concert on the Grounds, St. Ladislaus, Bevent
August 10 from 6 - 8 pm - featuring Wayne Cebula Bring a chair/blanket and enjoy an evening of music Concert is free, but free-will offering will be taken No pets please.
St. Anthony's at 715-443-2236 or visit our website
sarcenter.com please call about the cost and availability of overnight accommodations. If you cannot attend in-person but are interested in content, please contact us about virtual options.
Volunteer Week
July 16-20 Begins with check-in at 3 pm on Friday, July 16, orientation at 5:45 pm and supper at 6 pm. Volunteer week ends Tues., July 20 with noon meal. Come discover the simplicity and alive-ness of prayer, work, rest and meals grounded in joyful community! Volunteers will be able to choose from a variety of projects from dusting to vacuuming to picking up brush and lots of tasks in between. Volunteers will be able to take meals and worship together, with social distancing guidelines in place.
(see flyers on bulletin board for all events)
11th Sunday in Ordinary Time
A favorite motto of St. Teresa of Calcutta was, “do small things with great love.” This is how it works in the kingdom of God. God can do tremendous things with the smallest gesture, especially when it is done in love. We can clearly see that our world is suffering greatly. People are struggling to find peace, navigate through conflicts, earn a sustainable living, find security and enough food to eat, and work through political tensions and conflicts. In the light of the magnitude of the difficulties that exist around us and even within us, we can find ourselves floundering to discover practical, effective solutions. How can something so large be helped by someone as small and seemingly insignificant as me? While whole systems and structures may be out of the league of our personal influence, are we really that helpless in the midst of all of the turmoil, sadness, and suffering?
If we believe that God is with us and that God is still working to bring about the glory of God’s kingdom, then the answer is no. We are never helpless or without hope. Armed with a strong life of prayer, we can always flee to God and ask for inspiration, wisdom, and especially love. We are all blessed with unique gifts and talents and it often seems that considering all that the world lacks, love and charity remain at the top of the list. Life can easily become a battleground of hostility. Because life is challenging and difficult, anger is not far away. We see it on people’s faces and hear it in their voices. There is a measure of frustration that permeates all avenues of life. It is even felt in the air.
As people of faith, we know that what we see here is not the end but only a part of something far greater to come. We know that God’s kingdom is where we are ultimately meant to be, and the Gospel is the way to get there. If love and charity can prevail in us, then God will be able to do what God does best. God will use us to scatter the seeds of his kingdom. Through our small gestures, those seeds can receive the nurturing attention that is necessary for them to bear great fruit. We cannot fall victim to the strife that is around us. We have to keep ourselves refreshed and focused so that even in small ways, we can become part of the solution, not the problem. Love and charity, which come from God, can help to heal the ills of the world. May we bring these simple gifts to the everyday simple tasks of our lives! Watch how big the plant grows! ©LPi
The seed is the word of God.
Christ is the sower.
All who come to him will live for ever.
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