St. Anthony’s Parish

One Parish Two Churches

January 14, 2018 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Welcome We would like to welcome all visitors, friends and families who are visiting our parish this weekend. If you are interested

in becoming a member of our parish, please stop by or call the rectory.

PASTOR: Fr. Kevin Doyle Email: frkevindoyle@sfcatholic.org SECRETARY: Dawn McClure Email: stanthony@venturecomm.net CCD COORDINATOR: Noreen Glodt Email: nglodt@hotmail.com WEBSITE: https://saintanthonyofpadua.wordpress.com/

WEEKEND LITURGIES: Saturday.....5:00 PM – Hoven Saturday.....7:00 PM – Onaka Sunday…..8:30 AM – Hosmer Sunday....10:30 AM – Bowdle (Onaka – Even Weekends; Hosmer – Odd Weekends)

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION: Saturdays 3:30 - 4:30 PM – Hoven Saturdays 6:30 - 7:00 PM – Onaka (Even Weekends) OR any time upon request

TELEPHONE NUMBERS:

St. Anthony’s Church St. Anthony’s Rectory ...... 605-948-2451 Sacristy/Parish Hall .......... 605-948-2570 Fax........................................605-948-2245 St. Augustine’s Church

SECRETARY: Melissa Sauer St. Augustine’s Rectory…..605-285-6466 Sacristy/Parish Hall………....605-285-6160 WEEKDAY MASSES: Please check schedule inside.

OFFICE HOURS: Tuesday through Friday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church St. John the Baptist Catholic Church

John was standing with two of his disciples, and as he watched Jesus walk by, he said, “Behold, the Lamb

of God.” The two disciples heard what he had said and followed Jesus. Jesus turned and saw them

following him and said to them, “What are you looking for?” They said to him, “Rabbi” – which translated

means Teacher -, “where are you staying?” He said to them, “Come, and you will see.” So they went and

saw where Jesus was staying, and they stayed with him that day. It was about four in the afternoon.

Andrew, the brother of Simon Peter, was one of the two who heard John and followed Jesus. He first

found his own brother Simon and told him, “We have found the Messiah” – which is translated Christ.

Then he brought him to Jesus. Jesus looked at him and said, “You are Simon the son of John; you will be

called Cephas” which is translated Peter.

St. Anthony of Padua/St. John

PO Box 98

Hoven, SD 57450

BAPTISM: Pre-Baptism Class for parents required before all Baptisms. Please call the rectory for appointment.

HOLY MATRIMONY: Couples planning marriage must contact their priest at least six months before the wedding date. A

year in advance is not too early.

ANNOINTING OF THE SICK: Before a hospital stay, surgical procedure, or any serious illness, please call the rectory to

arrange the celebration of the Sacrament.

January 14, 2018 Second Sunday in Ordinary Time

CELEBRATION OF THE MOST HOLY EUCHARIST

1/15 MON Rectory Office Closed

5:15 PM – HOVEN – Mass/Rosary

*St. Anthony’s Altar Society L&D

1/16 TUE 4:30 PM – ONAKA – Mass

*Denise Jung✝

1/17 WED St. Anthony

5:15 PM – HOVEN – Mass/Rosary

*Allen Turner✝ & Dean Turner✝

1/18 THU 9:00 AM – HOSMER – Mass

1/19 FRI 9:00 AM – BOWDLE – Mass

1/20 SAT St. Fabian

St. Sebastian

9:00 AM – BOWDLE – Mass

12:00 PM – 1:30 PM – Bowdle – Confessions

THE LORD’S DAY MASS 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM – Hoven – Confessions 5:00 PM – HOVEN – Rosary/Mass

*Francis (Van Well) Bachman✝

1/21 SUN Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

8:00 AM – 8:30 AM – Hosmer – Confessions

8:30 AM – HOSMER – Mass 10:00 AM – Bowdle – Confessions

10:30 AM – BOWDLE – Mass

This Sunday’s Readings: 1 Sm 3: 3b-10, 19; Psalm 40;1 Cor 6: 13c-15a, 17-20; Jn 1: 35-42

CATECHISM PARAGRAPHS FOR THIS SUNDAY:

+ 523, 606-608 – The “Lamb who takes away the sin of

the world.” Jesus comes to do the Father’s will.

+ 1546-1547 – Christ incorporates the baptized into his

mission of priest, prophet, king. He further and uniquely

shares himself through the ministerial priesthood.

+ 2578 – Samuel learns prayerful listening for God’s

voice.

+ 364, 1004, 2331-2359 – The body is to be honored. It

participates in Christ’s dignity. The vocation of chastity

(Sixth Commandment).

+ 1265, 1269, 1694-1695 – The baptized are

incorporated into Christ, belong now to him and are

called to be saints and temples of the Holy Spirit.

+ 1709 – Faith transforms us so that we can follow

Christ.

DAILY READINGS FROM SACRED SCRIPTURE Monday: 1 Sm 15: 16-23; Mk 2: 18-22

Tuesday: I Sm 16: 1-13; Mk 2: 23-28

Wednesday: 1 Sm 17: 32-33, 37, 40-51; Mk 3: 1-6

Thursday: 1 Sm 18: 6-9, 19: 1-7; Mk 3: 7-12

Friday: 1 Sm 24: 3-21; Mk 3: 13-19

Saturday: 2 Sm 1: 1-4, 11-12, 19, 23-27; Mk 3: 20-21

Sunday: Jon 3: 1-5, 10; Psalm 25; 1 Cor 7: 29-31; Mk 1: 14-20

Fr. Doyle will have weekend Masses for Hosmer and Onaka on

the following dates:

January 13 – Onaka

January 21 – Hosmer

January 27 – Onaka

February 4 – Hosmer

February 10 – Onaka

February 18 – Hosmer

February 24 – Onaka

March – 4 – Hosmer

March 10 – Onaka

March 18 – Hosmer

PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYERS:

FROM HOVEN: Eleanor Schmidt, Tom Frost, Steve Klingman,

Norbert & Mary Joan Arbach, Lila Simon, Jeanette Schaefer,

Marvin Schmidt, Harlan Rausch, Wayne Stuwe, Vicki Schmieg,

Billy Baus, Bill Duenwald, Harvey Baus.

FROM ONAKA: St. John’s Parishioners, Mike Vetch Family,

Mary Barondeau, Beth Witte, Denise (Vetch) Jung✝.

OTHER: Pope Francis I, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, Bishop Paul

Swain, priests, seminarians, Sisters of our Diocese, Fr. Kevin

Doyle, all former pastors, World Peace, sanctity of all human life,

our military personnel, Don Karrer, Laura Keller-Huber, Sheila

Hoke, Brecken Kaup, Cindy Baus, Brad Helget, Deb Barnett,

Lynette Singleton, Robert Dillingham, Lenny Uhrich, Mary Ann

Lebert, Roy Bechard, Traci Karst, Mindy Greenfield, Jerry Lacher,

Fr. Mark Lichter, Adella Hericks, Christe Laverack, Katie Tuff,

Laura Kaup, Kevin Holt, Dan Kaiser, Dan Lown, Dan Hawkinson.

Please help us keep this list current. If someone has recovered,

please call the parish office at 948-2451 so we can remove their

name from the list.

Please pray for Pope Francis’ Prayer Intention for January 2018.

Begin with a Daily Offering: Father, here I am. I know you are

always with me. I place my heart in the Heart of your Son Jesus,

who gives himself to us in the Eucharist each day. May your Holy

Spirit strengthen me to live the Gospel in everything I do and say.

For my part I give you this day – all my prayers, works, joys and

sufferings – all I am and possess. With Mary, Mother of the Church,

I pray for the mission of the Church, for all Apostles of Prayer, and

for the intentions of the Pope this month. Amen.

January – Religious Minorities in Asia: That Christians, and

other religious minorities in Asian countries, may be able to

practice their faith in full freedom.

LITURGICAL MINISTERS – January 20, 2018

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA – Saturday – 5:00 PM LECTOR: Wayne Stuwe

EUCH. MIN: Kurt Rausch, Suzi Vail

GREETERS: Dave Von Wald Family

MARY’S HELPERS: Anna Stuwe, Ashton Simon

USHERS: Please Volunteer

SERVERS: Ivan Stuwe, Lincoln Stuwe, Dillion Talks

– Fr. Kevin Reflection –

It is essential that as practicing Catholics we renew our

witness of Faith and Life. All of us are required to make this

witness to the “Gospel of Life” in a public display. The

greatest scandal to our country (and to our world) is the

majority of the “American Catholic vote” is seduced by the

pro-abortion, pro-contraception, pro-culture of death. It is for

this reason I am calling the parishes under my authority to

step forward this year and join me TO BE SEEN in guiding

and encouraging the citizens of South Dakota next Sunday,

January 21, 2017, at 2:00 PM in the State Capitol Rotunda in

Pierre. (And also, the Life Chain will be from 12:30-1:30 PM,

meeting in the north parking lot of the State Capitol – Life

needs your Light (and your presence.) We are so lucky to live

near Pierre – not having to drive as far as so many will – to

represent Life.

St. John’s Gospel continually refers to Jesus, in Whom we

place our faith, as "Life" many times. To say “yes” to Christ

is to say “yes” to life. And to say yes to life is to say no to

whatever destroys it. People of faith work to end abortion.

As we celebrated the renewal of Christmas, let's renew our

pro-life commitment and increase our prolife activities.

(What a great gift we can give to the Baby Jesus…our

presence and public support of the most vulnerable of modern

society…a baby child in the womb.)

“My thoughts turn to all those children today who

are killed and ill-treated, [the] infants killed in the

womb, deprived of that generous love of their

parents and then buried in the egoism of a culture

that does not love life…”

- Pope Francis

Hoven & Onaka Notes

A Rosary is said every Tuesday at 3:00 PM at St. Anthony’s

Church near the Blessed Virgin’s Altar. If you can make the time,

please drop by and join the group.

Reminder: Tuesday, February 2nd

– Candlemas

Day – For those wishing to have candles

blessed for the year, the Presentation of

the Lord is the traditional Mass for

blessing your candles for home use

(votive candles, candles for sick call

sets, etc.). A table will be set out on

Saturday, January 27th

, for you to place

your candles by the altar, which will be blessed at the First Friday

Mass on Friday, February 2nd

in Hoven. Please remember to put

your name on your candles to make sure they get back to you.

Tuesday Evening Bible Study – Typology: How does the Old

Testament find fulfillment in the New Testament? Classes are at

7:00 PM in the Church basement with Father Kevin Doyle –

Bibles and coffee are provided.

Please Note: There will be an anointing of the sick at the daily

Mass on Monday, January 15, 2018.

ST. ANTHONY’S ALTAR SOCIETY NEWS

Next Funeral Luncheon: Circle 7

January Church Cleaning: Circle 6 – 1/23/18 at 3:30PM

Special Activity: Circle 6

STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE – ST. ANTHONY’S

January 6, 2018

We need $3,000 a week in church

support to keep the bills paid.

Weekend Collection…………….…..………......….….$2978.12

Thanks for your generosity!

Notes

Jerome and Geralyn Malsom will be part of the 2018, February

24 - March 4, Avera Mission Team to Jeremie, Haiti. Donations

are being collected now through February 18. Donations may be

dropped off at the Malsom home, at the Avera Eureka Healthcare

Center, or left in collection boxes at the catholic churches in

Bowdle, Hosmer, Hoven, Ipswich, Onaka, Redfield and Roscoe.

For more information please call Jerome @ 605-228-3572. Needs

List: Muscle rub cream (they use a lot of this) the small 1.5 oz

tubes, not the larger 2-4 oz size. Hydrocortisone Cream, Eye

Lubricant Drops, Sudafed or decongestant tablets, Infant Vitamin

Drops, Chewable Children's Vitamins (no gummies as they will

melt), Ear and Eye antibiotic drops, TUMS (extra strength),

Simethicone or gas medication, Children's and young adult tennis

shoes (new or gently used), Miniature Toys (match box cars, stuffed

animals), Checks made out to 'The Avera Foundation' will be used

to purchase prescription medications, Cash donations will be used

to 'Save a Family', to purchase goats, for the building of houses and

latrines, etc.

Word of Life “Pray with a multi-faceted novena that includes a new intention,

brief reflection, bonus information, and suggested actions each

day. Sign up now & participate Thursday, January 18 – Friday,

January 26: 9daysforlife.com” USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities

Our Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the unborn, pray for us.

St. Joseph, patron of the unborn, pray for us.

Mass Times in

Surrounding Area Parishes

Saturday Herreid – 5:30 PM

Roscoe – 5:30 PM

Gettysburg – 6:30 PM

Sunday Selby – 8:30 AM

Ipswich – 9:00 AM

Eureka – 10:30 AM

Gettysburg – 11:00 AM (First Sunday: 9:00 AM)

Leola – 11:00 AM

Natural Family Planning (NFP)

Awareness – Did you know? When

couples understand NFP and are

motivated to follow the plan it is

up to 99% effective in avoiding a

pregnancy, and without the

unwanted, harmful, and sometimes

fatal side effects of oral contraception. Go green. Learn

and embrace NFP. For more information visit

www.sfcatholic.org/respectlife.

The U.S. bishop’s annual novena 9 Days for Life takes

place Thursday, January 18 – Friday, January 26. Pray

for the respect and protection of all human life with new

intentions, brief reflections, and more each day.

Download the novena online, or participate through

Facebook, email, text message or an app. Join at

www.9daysforlife.com!

9 Days for Life is a "digital pilgrimage" of prayer and

action focused on cherishing the gift of every person's

life. A multi-faceted novena highlighting a different

intention each day provides reflections, bonus

information, and suggested actions. Join to receive the

novena through the 9 Days for Life app, daily emails, or

daily texts. See below for information on how else you

can get involved!

9 Days for Life Apps &Toolkits

http://www.usccb.org/about/pro-life-activities/january-

roe-events/nine-days-of-prayer-penance-and-

pilgrimage.cfm

9 Days for Life 2018 Novena:

http://www.usccb.org/about/pro-life-activities/january-roe-

events/9-days-for-life-pray.cfm

Symbolon (SYM-bo-lon) is a program that will help

our parish discover the big picture of our Catholic faith

and can be viewed anytime, anywhere you have

internet, on any device, including your computer,

Smartphone and tablet.

Today, more than ever, it is extremely important that

we as Catholics not only know our faith, but also live

our faith.

Go to Formed.org to register. (You will need the 5

digit Parish Code to register.)

Parish Code: 12ec1