st. francis xavier basilica st sw dyersville ia 52040

April 25, 2021 ● 4th Sunday of Easter�

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE

St. Francis: Saturday 4:00�4:30 pm �

After the 6:30 am morning Masses �

Before the 5:15 pm Mass on Wed. �

� Before the 8:30 am Mass on First Fri. �

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St. Joseph: 7:30 am before Sun. Mass �

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St. Boniface: 6:30 pm before Sat. Mass�

St. Paul: 8:30 am before Sunday Mass �

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SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

For those who are free to marry, marriage �

preparation takes at least six months. �

Contact a priest for further information.�

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SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Parents expecting the birth of their first and

second child must participate in a prepara-

tion session, preferably six months prior to

birth. �

Rev. Dennis J. Quint, Pastor

Rev. Tony Nketiah, Associate Pastor

Rev. Tyler Raymond, Associate Pastor

Deacon James Steger, Deacon

Deacon Roger Riesberg, Deacon

Deacon Keith McCarraher, Deacon �

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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER BASILICA 104 3

rd

St SW Dyersville IA 52040

SS. PETER & PAUL 1625 300

th

Avenue Dyersville IA 52040

ST. PAUL 301 2

nd

Ave SW PO Box 68 Worthington IA 52078

ST. BONIFACE 7419 Columbus St New Vienna IA 52065

ST. JOSEPH 307 Mary St Earlville IA 52041

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FROM FR. QUINT

Last week the priests

were invited to share their

vocation stories with fifth

grade students at our cluster

elementary school, Xavier.

Our students offered very fine

questions and were thorough-

ly respectful. I� was struck by

the various ways God calls us

to the priesthood. Our stories

were quite different. Sometimes God invites us to consider priestly

ministry at a young age. Other men have an established career when

the Lord inspires them to reflect on His plan. A consistent factor in

discernment, however, was a good relationship with a priest who

supported, directed, invited and encouraged. I suppose it is difficult to

pursue a way of life with which we are unfamiliar. In my last assignment,

two young brothers "job shadowed" me one day to get a sense of the

daily life of a priest. Some folks think a priest just prays, celebrates

Mass, and thinks about how to make the lives of others miserable!��

Today we mark World Day of Prayer for Vocations. We know there

is such a rich harvest and more laborers are needed. I believe that God

will provide us with the priests needed to bring Holy Order to His

people. Our task is to assist those God is calling to listen and to

respond to his voice so that they discover His plan and enjoy true

happiness and peace in their vocation. Likewise, I am confident that

many young women from our parishes likely are being called to

religious life as a consecrated sister or nun. Vows of poverty, chastity,

and obedience will free them to pursue God's will and help to build His

kingdom. Ministry in a school, parish, hospital, or mission territory will

bring fulfillment to their spirits. Thankfully, over the years, many native

sons and daughters have pursued vocations of service to the Church

and brought souls to the Lord.��

May we listen to the Holy Spirit and respond to God's plan for us.

May we foster vocations to the priesthood and religious life in thought,

word, and deed.�

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Other Items:�

�� I returned from retreat on Friday. This week Fr. Tyler will be away.�

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�� This weekend we conclude celebrations of First Communion.

Thanks to everyone who assisted in their preparation and

formation.�

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�� Pray for the safety of our students as they engage in prom

celebrations.�

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F�� F�� C�� ~ Our cluster seeks a

coordinator of faith formation.� We hope to hire another full�time

coordinator, but possibly could work out a part�time role.� Contact

Fr. Quint for more info.� We wish Kelli Holmes well as she transitions.�

�

Y�� S�. J�� ~ Pope Francis has declared this year the

Year of St Joseph. In honor of St Joseph Patron of Workers, on Saturday,

May 1st, our cluster will be having a special Mass at St Joseph in

Earlville at 10:00 am, followed by a procession with St Joseph around

Earlville, ending with a luncheon at the church. Please join us to ask for

intercession and protection of this great Saint, and for fellowship! All are

welcome! �

�

M��’� D�� B�� ~ On Sunday, May 9, the annual

Mother’s Day Breakfast, hosted by the Beckman Catholic Booster Club

will take place at Beckman, serving from 8�12. THIS YEAR WILL BE A

DRIVE�THRU ONLY MEAL. Included are scrambled eggs, sausage, hash

browns, a cinnamon roll and applesauce cup, for $8.00. If you would like

to make a donation of cash, or eggs, to offset expenses please call Beth

Gallagher at 563�590�1553. Proceeds for the Breakfast will go to support

Beckman Catholic High School! We greatly appreciate your support! �

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J�� ~ On Sunday, June 6 at 2 pm� at the basilica in

Dyersville, Fr. Quint will celebrate Mass in gratitude for the past 25 years

of priestly ministry.� A social will follow afterward at St. Francis Xavier

Elementary School.� Supper will be served around 4 pm at the school.� All

cluster parishioners are invited. If you plan to come, please call or email

the cluster office by May 24 so we can plan accordingly.�

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50

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J�� ~ On Pentecost Sunday, May 23, 2021 at 10 am at

St. Boniface, New Vienna, Fr. Carl Ries will celebrate Mass in gratitude

for 50 + 1 years of priestly ministry (re�scheduled from 2020). A reception

and meal will follow at the New Vienna Hall. RSVP to Fr. Carl Ries at

[email protected] or send him a note at 614 Ninth Ave SE Dyersville

52040 by May 7. Since space will be limited at the hall, Father will greet

people not coming to the hall after Mass. Fr. Carl understands that those

with health concerns will not want to feel pressured to attend.�

P a g e 2 � Ap r i l 2 5 , 2 0 2 1 �

Liturgies�

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MKUOPV: 7:00�8:00 am (Basilica)�

TWMXOPV ~ WMOUMXOPV: �

� 8:00 am�8:00 am (Beckman)�

WMOUMXOPV:�4:00�5:15 pm (Basilica)

TRWNXOPV:� 9:00 am�2:00 pm (Beckman)�

FNZOPV: � 7:30�8:30 am (Basilica)

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D�St. Francis • E�St. Joseph • NV�St. Boniface �

P�Petersburg • W�St. Paul �

Spires of Faith Parishes�

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Monday, April 26:

6:30 am D Catherine Westhoff

7:30 am NV Nancy Heiring

Tuesday, April 27: �

6:30 am D Gen Olberding

7:30 am NV Lvg & Dcsd Mbrs of St. Boniface

Wednesday, April 28: S�. P�� C��; S�. L��

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7:30 am W All Souls

5:15 pm D Ceil Oberbroeckling

Thursday, April 29: S�. C�� S��

6:30 am D Tom Turner

7:30 am P Leroy & Mary Ann Kern

8:00 am E Irma Schwendinger

Friday, April 30: S�. P�� V�

7:30 am W Darlene Jurgens Brandt

8:00 am E Dcsd Mbrs Feldmann & Burkle

Families

8:30 am D Rita Fleming

Saturday, May 1: �

10:00 am E St. Joseph Mass and Procession

2:00 pm D Wedding: Valeria Espinoza /

Luis Nunez

Saturday/Sunday:

5:00 pm D Mildred Willenborg; Wayne Milz

7:00 pm P Emil Althoff

7:00 am D For the People

8:00 am E Leon Wessels

8:30 am D Joe & Lois Hoeger

9:00 am W Am & Kay Hess, Jim Spoden;

Theodore Manternach

10:00 am NV Gary Pitz

10:30 am D Gary, Laura & Marsha Willenborg

12:00 pm D Spanish Mass

We extend our sympathy and prayers to

the families of:

Bob Necker

Ray Nurre

S�. B��"��

A�� 25 • 10:00 � �

� Preston Deutmeyer�

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S�. F��"�� X�(��

A�� 25 • 12:00 � �

Aron Bernal�

Congratulations to the children who receive Holy Communion

for the first time this weekend:�

4 t h S u n d a y o f E a s t e r � P a g e 3 �

Our Schools�

Finances

Budget received 4/18/21��$� 11,615.00�

Weekly EFT��$� 989.50�

Easter��$� 420.00�

IRA��$� 7,647.06�

Grain��$� 2,100.00�

Offertory��$� 976.15�

Youth��$� 5.00�

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� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�4/18/21 ��$�1,071,000.00

� Fiscal YTD Received Regular��$� 874,676.08�

� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 98,072.78�

� Fiscal YTD Grain��$� 32,267.02�

� Stock Donations��$� 5,389.47 �

� YTD short � � $� 60,594.65 �

Beckman Catholic ~ �

The A�� A�� is in full swing. Please be

generous and help your parish reach their goal. As of

April 20, the total received is $165,666.61. �

�

B�� C �� B �� ~ Books are $20. You can

purchase a book at the Beckman or cluster office. �

�

H�� F�� ~ Now accepting nominations. Visit

our website and fill out the form under Development /

Alumni / Distinguished Hall of Fame.�

�

D�� P�� will be Saturday, June 12. Social

hour begins at 6:30 pm with the performance at 8:00

pm. Tickets are available for purchase at school, mailed

to the school (include name of guests) or online from

the school website. �

�

J � O�� ~ Beckman Catholic has an

immediate opening for a full�time lead custodian.

Responsibilities� include primary cleaning of the

school� facility and coordinating cleaning efforts with

other custodial staff.� The position is for 30 to 40 hours

per week with school year hours in the evenings

and summer hours in the mornings.� Benefits such as

health insurance, life insurance, and retirement are

included. For a complete job description and

application visit www.beckmancatholic.org�or stop at the

school office. Completed applications may be returned

in person, by mail, or by emailing Marcel Kielkucki,

principal, at� [email protected]. This

position is open until filled.�

� Beckman Catholic High School is also seeking a

on�call custodian.� This position would fill�in for other

custodial staff due to illnesses or absences.� Hours and

days would vary.� Individuals interested may fill out a job

application available at� www.beckmancatholic.org� or

by stopping in the school office.� Completed applications

may be returned in person, by mail, or by emailing

Marcel Kielkucki at�[email protected].��

Our Schools�

Faith Formation�

P��T�� S�� H�� W�� at the cemetery.

Stop at the cluster office for an application.�

�

N�"�� ~ This past Thursday our parish newsletter

was mailed. If you do not receive it, please contact the

cluster office.�

�

V�� T �� ~ Thanks to Michael

McLean, Ken Root, and Mary Radloff

for putting together a virtual tour of

the basilica. You can access the video

using your phone and scanning the QR

Code to the right or find it on the cluster

website under Parishes / St. Francis

Xavier�Dyersville / Video: Basilica

Tour �

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P�� ’� C%�� ~ Deacon Roger Riesberg utilized

some leftover pieces of wood from the basilica to ornament

the chair in which the priest sits. Now it ties in with the rest

of the space more integrally.�

S�� F��% F �� R�� begins

May 1. The Summer program will be June 7 � 18 from

8:00 am � Noon, Monday through Friday for 1st �10th

graders. Register online on the cluster website under the

Faith Formation tab: https://spiresoffaith.com/faith�

formation/youth. Any questions, call the cluster office at

875�7325.�

On this World Day of Prayer for Vocations Xavier

Elementary and Beckman Catholic would like to extend our

sincere appreciation to our Pastor, Fr. Dennis Quint, and

our Associate Pastors, Fr. Tyler and Fr. Tony for their

continued support of our schools and the guidance they

provide to our students. �

�

T �� T�� is scheduled for June 20�25. Registration

is available at the Spires of Faith website under the Faith

Formation / Youth tab. �

�

S��5�� R�� is open until May 1!

Current 8th�12th graders are invited to attend the

Steubenville Conference in Rochester, MN from

July 23�25, 2021. Total cost is estimated to be $319.

Register now� at� https://spiresoffaith.com/faith�formation/

high�school.�

�

NCYC will be November 18�21 this year. The National

Catholic Youth Conference gathers over 20,000 teens

and adults from across the country to pray, learn, and

celebrate. It is the premier event for Catholic teens.

Anything and everything that is part of the Catholic

tradition can be found at NCYC. NCYC is really more of

a pilgrimage than a trip. Cost is estimated at $725, which

includes transportation, hotel, conference registration

fee, t�shirts, and administrative fees. You can download

the registration form at https://spiresoffaith.com/faith�

formation/high�school.�

P a g e 4 � A p r i l 2 5 , 2 0 2 1 �

St. Boniface�

L��8�� R �� • Sunday, May 2, 10:00 ��

U�%��: Michael Leuchs, Mark Lukan, Tom Pasker�

R�� : Rita Helle�

C �� M��: Betty Hageman, Joyce Pasker, �

Kim Hermsen �

S�8��: Charlie & Carrie Deutmeyer�

Finances

Budget received 4/18/21��$� 2,835.00�

Weekly Adult Budget needed��$� 2,370.00�

Easter��$� 1,500.00�


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Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�4/18/21 ...�$� 97,540.00 �

Fiscal YTD Received Regular��$� 86,190.00�


� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 6,600.00 �

� YTD ahead +� $� 244.51 �

S�8 � C ��8�� ~ Next Sunday we will take a

second collection for future maintenance projects.�

�

S�. J ��% S 8�� ~ We will have a social with sweets

after Mass next Sunday, May 2.�

�

C%��8% C�� will be Saturday, May 1, at 8:00 am.

Please bring your own bucket and rags. If Saturday doesn't

work for you, you may come on Friday, April 30, at 1:00 pm.

We need both men and women to assist with the cleaning.

If you are unable to come and help clean, we ask you to

make a $15 donation to help cover the cost. Thank you.�

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175�% P��% A��5��E ~ We are having a couple

of masses to celebrate the parish anniversary. The first

will be Sunday, June 6, the weekend of the feast of St.

Boniface. If you have other ideas for how to celebrate,

please share and join in the planning. Contact Joyce

Pasker, 563�513�7865.�

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Ss. Peter & Paul�

L��8�� R �� • Saturday, May 1, 7:00 ��

U�%��: Terry Knipper, Daryl Kruse, Jason Gaul�

R�� : Bev Rahe�

C �� M��: Mark & Sandi White, �

Kayla Bonert�

S�8��: Mark & Sandi White�

Finances

Budget received 4/18/21��$� 240.00�


Easter��$� 155.00�


Grain��$� 1,138.33�

�

� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�4/18/21��$� 112,700.00�



� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 2,000.00�

� YTD ahead + �$� 1,720.38�

S�8 � C ��8�� ~ Next Sunday we will take a

second collection to help cover the expenses of our

insurance premium.�

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after Mass next Saturday, May 1.�

�

R�� S��8� ~ Please do not tape items on walls,

doors or glass � we want to keep our restored space

looking good. Information is communicated via the

bulletin, announcements, website, and mailings.�

�

V� � ~ Thanks to Jerry and Kathy Becker who filmed

the Mass with Archbishop on April 13. It is available

under the Headlines section of the cluster website.�

�

A88�� %� C%��8% ~ Thanks to our volunteers

who unlock and lock our church. It is generally open from

8:00 am until 6:00 pm daily. The sacristy door should

remain open so that visitors can access light switches.�

�

V ��5� L��%�� ~ Our parish has made votive light

candles available near the side altar of the Blessed Virgin

Mary. Even though we may not be “praying always” as

Jesus taught, our candle can represent our intention(s)

before the Lord. The $5 donation can be placed in the

wooden stand at the main entry of the church.�

W �� D�E � P��E��

V 8�� also known as Good

Shepherd Sunday will be

observed today, April 25. Please

pray that young men and women

hear and respond generously to

the Lord's call to the priesthood,

diaconate, religious life, societies of apostolic life or

secular institutes. �

2021 Gra�uae� �

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Each of our cluster parishes will have a Mass

honoring their graduates the weekend of May 15/16.

Watch the mail for your invitation and the bulletin

over the next couple of weeks for additional

information. *Please note: if we don’t have your

current address you may not receive an invitation,

but you are welcome to join the rest of the graduates. �

Finances

Budget received 4/18/21��$� 2,365.00�


Easter��$� 860.00�


Youth��$� 1.00�

�

Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�4/18/21��$� 105,798.00�

Fiscal YTD Received Regular��$� 97,114.00�


� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 4,900.00 �

� YTD ahead +� $� 54.55 �

St. Joseph�

L��8�� R �� • S�� E, M�E 2, 8:00 ��

S��5��: Devin & Colin Smith �

R�� : Loras Mensen �

M��8: Tami Kelchen �

C �� M��: Kim Wills �

G��: Dan & Diane Roling �

H �� C �� M��: Dan Roling �

S��5�� H C� �� B�� T�� ~ Fr. Raymond

will train/retrain Mass servers and Cross Bearers today

after Mass. If you need retraining or would like to learn

how please stay after Mass.�

�

R �� ~ We will recite the rosary before Mass

during the month of May, please come early to join in!�

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after Mass next Sunday, May 2.�

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S�� C��% R�� ~ Win part of $1,300 cash being

given away Friday, May 14. Eight $100 drawings and a

$500 Grand Prize! Each $20 ticket purchased will be

eligible for all nine drawings. Place a check/envelope in the

collection at any cluster Mass for the amount of tickets you

would like and write “Spring Cash Raffle” on the envelope.

If you prefer to purchase tickets online, go to the Headlines

section of the cluster website to find the online raffle. �

�

Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Drive ~ Monday,

May 3, 3:00 � 6:00 pm. The bus will be parked in the North

parking lot. Call Cathy 875�7376 to schedule a time. Please

bring a photo ID.�

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A�� F P��E ~ (nonperishable food or paper

products) will be collected the 1st Sunday of each month.

Thank you for your generous donations�

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C�� %� I�� %� C%��8% ~

Tuesday, May 4 at 1:15 pm: Mary Lou Burlage, Janet

Even, Becky Lansing and Marie Steinlage.�

L��8�� R �� • S�� E, M�E 2, 9:00 ��

S��5�� H C� ��: Brook, Eric, Kylie Monahan �

G��: Jeff & Joyce Tobin �

U�%��: Dick Fortmann, Mark Gaul, Dennis Heims, �

Mark Klaren �

R�� : Laina Marbach �

MUSIC: Adult Choir �

C �� M��: Tracey O’Connor, Jenna White �

R�8 � ��: Kristy Gibbs, Jerry Manemann �

S�8��: Karol Digmann�

St. Paul�

Finances

Budget received 4/18/21��$� 1,285.00�



Easter��$� 550.00�

�

� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�4/18/21��$� 135,702.00 �


� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 12,825.04�

� Fiscal YTD Grain��$� 42,605.59 �

� YTD short � ��$� 4,846.37 �

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P�� R�� P� �� S�� E�� P�� .�

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May 1 � Mass 10:00 St. Joseph the Worker Mass/

Procession/Luncheon �

May 16 � Mass honoring our graduates followed by a

social in Dunkel Hall. �

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T%�� Y � ~ A memorial gift from the Faye Spersflage

family was used to fix one of our statues of the Blessed

Virgin Mary. �

�

S�. J ��% C%�� 8�� O�� ~ Our childcare

center has an opening for a part�time childcare associate.

Approximately 20 hours per week. It will be afternoon shifts

that include closing at 6:00 pm. Trainings required and

provided. No nights or weekends!! If you love kids this

is the job for you! Contact Katie at 923�2068 for more

information or to apply.�

4 t h S u n d a y o f E a s t e r � P a g e 5 �

Roses For Mom � Make This Mother’s Day Extra Special

For Someone You Care About! We remember all of the

sacrifices mothers have made throughout their lives to help

their children grow and develop into

adulthood. Thank you to all mothers,

grandmothers, motherly figures, and

special women for all that you do. What

better way to honor these wonderful

women than with roses!� Dubuque

County Right to Life�will have single

roses available for a donation

(suggested $2) after Mass over Mother’s Day weekend

(thank you for your generosity!).�Thanks mom, for life!�

P a g e 6 � Ap r i l 2 5 , 2 0 2 1 �

4thSundayofEaster�

Entrance Procession: � � � � � � � The Strife Is O'er�

�

First Reading: � � � Acts of the Apostles 4:8�12 (50 B)�

Peter, filled with the Holy Spirit, said: “Leaders of the people and elders: If

we are being examined today about a good deed done to a cripple, namely,

by what means he was saved, then all of you and all the people of Israel

should know that it was in the name of Jesus Christ the Nazorean whom

you crucified, whom God raised from the dead; in his name this man

stands before you healed. He is the stone rejected by you, the build-

ers, � � which has become the cornerstone. There is no salvation through

anyone else, nor is there any other name under heaven given to the human

race by which we are to be saved.”��

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Responsorial Psalm: Psalm 118: 1, 8�9, 21�23, 26, 28, 29, �

2

nd

Reading: � � � � � � 1 John 3:1�2�

Beloved: See what love the Father has bestowed on us that we may be

called the children of God. Yet so we are. The reason the world does not

know us is that it did not know him. Beloved, we are God’s children now;

what we shall be has not yet been revealed. We do know that when it is

revealed we shall be like him, for we shall see him as he is.�

Gospel Acclamation: � � � � � � � “Festival Alleluia”�

Verse: I am the good shepherd, says the Lord; I know my sheep, and

mine know me. (John 10:14)�

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Gospel:� � � � � � Luke 24:35�48�

Jesus said: “I am the good shepherd. A good shepherd lays down his life for

the sheep. A hired man, who is not a shepherd and whose sheep are not his

own, sees a wolf coming and leaves the sheep and runs away, and the wolf

catches and scatters them. This is because he works for pay and has no

concern for the sheep. I am the good shepherd, and I know mine and mine

know me, just as the Father knows me and I know the Father; and I will lay

down my life for the sheep. I have other sheep that do not belong to this

fold. These also I must lead, and they will hear my voice, and there will be

one flock, one shepherd. This is why the Father loves me, because I lay

down my life in order to take it up again. No one takes it from me, but I lay

it down on my own. I have power to lay it down, and power to take it up

again. This command I have received from my Father.”�

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Offertory Procession � � � � � � � ST COLUMBIA�

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��The King of Love MY Shepherd Is ��

Communion Procession�

Antiphon: The Good Shepherd has risen, who laid down his life for his

sheep and willingly died for his flock, alleluia.� (John 10)�

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Hymn:� � � � � � � � � “Psalm 23”

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Recessional: � � � Alleluia No. 1

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(563) 853-3010 Luxemburg, IAHEATING, COOLING

AND PLUMBING INC.

103 W. Margaret St. Earlville, IA

PH: 800-923-4485 www.salowmechins.com

NEED A METAL ROOF? For Farm, Residential & Commercial

RECKER CONSTRUCTION

Dyersville, IowaRob: 563-590-6067

Travis: 563-543-2682

50 Years Combined Experience FREE Estimates

Cory Heims - 563-599-8076 • Craig Heims 563-543-3717

Steger tranSportMilk & Grain Hauling & Flatbed

563-875-7113 or Toll Free 888-538-8845

Scherrman’s Implement

Dyersville and Monticello

(563) 875-7251

Thanks for your support through the Scrip Program. Payless was able to donate over a quarter million

dollars to local catholic schools since 2003!

PETERSBURG FEED MILL, INC.(563) 875-2431

Auto & Truck RepairCustom Exhaust

Mausser Auto Service, Inc.Joe Mausser

Ph. 563-921-2375New Vienna

Mike Then, Owner563-875-2313

cell 563-543-563831931 Bries Drive

Dyersville, IA 52040CABINETS

563-921-3445 • www.nvmetalworks.com

HELLE HELLE FARM FARM

EQUIPMENTEQUIPMENT

(563) 875-7154 (563) 875-7154

DyersvilleDyersville

Wholesale Meats & Processing, Inc.

Owners: Jayme & Dawn Bries

Dyersville • 875-7125

RON THEISEN TRANSPORT CORP.

Milk Hauling for: Dairy Farmers of America

Phone 563-875-2407 or 563-590-4947

Recycle Center & Transfer Station(563) 875-9076 or (866) 525-4506

875-8143

Scott Gogel Owner

Licensed & Insured

Cell: 563-590-2167 Home: 563-875-8664 2326 - 330th Ave., Worthington

Chad & Robin Demmer 121 Nixon SE, Cascade, IA Cell 563-495-2128 P.O. Box 189 Office: 563-852-5120

www.easterniowaexcavating.com E-Mail: [email protected]

Ram mini-StoRage

DYERSVILLE IOWA

875-2602

Contact Bert Spore • [email protected] • (800) 950-9952 x2527

Let Theresa put you

in a “Neuhaus”

THERESA NEUHAUS • Broker AssociateCELL: 563-590-8387 • 563-875-9455www.americanofdubuque.com

www.neuhaushomes.com

CJ’s TIRE & AUTO REPAIR FOR QUALITY AND HONEST TIRE SERVICES

— call — 563-921-2915

7365 Columbus St., New Vienna

24-Hour Service

The “On The Farm Tire Service”

Ag Solutions Previously Crop Production Services 2327 Commerce Ct. • Dyersville

(563) 875-2711 • 855-2711

Dyersville 563-875-7455

Monticello 319-465-4405

204 2nd Avenue NE Dyersville, IA 52040

563-875-2761 563-875-7163

308 South 1st Street Guttenberg, IA 52052

563-252-3159

(563) 875-7953

303 3rd St NE Dyersville, IA 52040

Thomas Miner DO Joseph Snyder DO Olivia Salter PA-C

Quik ’N Handi bp One Stop

Convenience Stores

Dyersville & Epworth

563-921-4115NewViennaMutual.com

563-921-2896 Dave Maiers - Al Hildebrand - Nathan Engelken

Fully Licensed • Fully Insured • Free EstimatesCommercial & AG ConstructionSpray Foam Insulation Services

www.candD.construction

563-599-6422 Est. 1977

Trendy, Quality Women’s Clothing Sizes S-3X, Girls, Shoes & Accessories At Affordable Prices

207 1st Ave E. • Dyersville

563-875-9027 • www.jandrfashions.com

Homestyle Cooking Homemade Soups Daily

Daily SpecialsBreakfast All Day!

OPEN SUNDAY226 First Ave. E, Dyersville • 563-875-0033

BRAND NEW | NOW LEASING1205 6th St SE. Dyersville

563-239-1030 • RoseGardenLiving.com

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Serving the Dyersville area for over 60 years!

Auto • Home • Business • Health Life • Umbrella

Downtown Dyersville

Certified Insurance Counselors

563-875-2716

www.english-insurance.com

Tim English, CICDerrick Parsons, CIC

HWY. 136, Dyersville, IA | 563-875-7129 | 800-747-7129 | www.taukemotors.com

HOURS: M-Tu-We-Fr. 7:30-5:00, Th. 7:30-8:00, Sat. 7:30-noon

ROGER KLOSTERMANNDyersville, Iowa 52040 563-875-7519

Craig W. Kramer, CFSP Casey Hoeger • Brock Morris

Funeral DirectorsDyersville, Holy Cross, Monticello

563-875-7121 • 800-810-5129

ANIMAL HEALTH CLINICANIMAL HEALTH CLINICVIRGIL BOUREK, DVMVIRGIL BOUREK, DVM

DAN MEYER, DVMDAN MEYER, DVM

563-875-6083 •563-875-6083 • www.animalhealthclinicia.com www.animalhealthclinicia.com

PHONE (563) 875-5000

Classic Concepts Hair Salon & TanningSpa Packages Available

101 1st Ave. W., Dyersville • 875-6174Julie Heinrichs, Owner/Stylist

Financial Victoria Strategies Fink, CFP

• Retirement Plans • Investments • Financial Plans 239 1st Ave. E. • Dyersville, IA | 563.875.9147

Securities offered through Principal Securities, Inc. Member SIPC. Financial Strategies is not an affiliate of any company of the Principal Financial Group®.

Dyersville, IA • (563) 875-2800

Financial Advisors Dyersville

Matthew Ungs Steve Salter Elliot Salter 563-875-6266 563-875-8188 563-875-8188

edwardjones.com

CONCRETEC O N C E P T S 2

(563) 599-6661

Providing exceptional handcrafted food for 20 yearsWeddings • Communions • Graduations • Funerals

Hwy. 136, New Vienna | 921-2935www.jdcateringservice.com

J & D Catering

RECKER AG SERVICESSEED - CROP INSURANCE

Mike Recker • Lori Blush • 875-7201

New VieNNa, ia 52065(563) 921-2455

www.citizeNsstateoNliNe.com

MEMBER FDIC

Milbert Financial & tax ServiceS

Jude Milbert, EA, CFP®

229 First Avenue East, Dyersville 563-875-9113

Experienced in Improving Area

Homes for 30+ Years

875-2085

KURT V. BURBACH, D.C.TOM J. MARTIN, D.C.DAN F. MARTIN, D.C.

“Specializing in the Gonstead Method”350 First Ave. East, Dyersville, IA 52040 • (563) 875-7340 • (800) 850-7340

114 First Ave West • Dyersville (563) 875-2042

Dyersvillewww.speccast.com 563-875-8706

Dyersville

Compassionate Veterinary CareServing you since 1979

Dyersville • Holy Cross • Farley

(563) 875-8024www.trivetinc.com

Contact Bert Spore • [email protected] • (800) 950-9952 x2527

216 Third Ave. S.E.

875-2883Residential Commercial Industrial

Jason Putz, PT • Ted Kruse, PT • Rachel Polito, PT Shelly Deutmeyer, PTA

Dyersville • 563.875.8615Manchester • 563.927.1499

www.ptsiowa.com

563-875-7466 Bobby & Carrie Fangman

MidWestOne.bank

Visit a Simple

Memorial Monsignor Edward C. Petty

722 7th Avenue SE, Dyersville, IA 52040The5truths Foundation

Then & Kramer Construction

Epworth • 563-543-8927

Dyersville, IA • 563-875-2748www.autotechiowa.com

1136 3rd Ave NE Dyersille • 563-875-7993

Portable Welding Custom Ornamental Services Fabrication Railings

SHOP CELL 563-875-6023 563-590-4159 563-875-6023 563-590-4159

30658 Olde Hawkeye RdDyersville, IA

563-543-4095

Matt Vorwald Parishioner

543-5272

WEB DESIGN & TECH CONSULTING1137 10th St SW, Dyersville, IA 52040

“Conservation with Convenience”Cover crop seed sales and application services

Bulk, Totes or Bags / Specialty Mixes

www.gibbsfieldag.com Ryan Gibbs: 563-920-9759

[email protected]

Furniture Flooring

Mattresses Décor

563-875-7392122 1st Ave E Dyersville

New Vienna Iowa

563-921-3915

KLAREN ELECTRIC, LLCJerry KlarenOwner/Operator

3179 265th St • Worthington, IA 52078Cell: 563-599-1725 [email protected]

Advanced WaterproofingBasement & Foundation Crack Repair

New Construction, Exterior Waterproofing

563-543-0029

Residential & CommercialTree Removal, Chipping, Tree Pruning, Stop Grinding

Residential Construction

Bradley A. Lawrence Dyersville, IA

Tel: 563-875-8611

Lawrence CONSTRUCTION SERVICE, LLC

Brent Hinerichsen

515.344.0708726 7th St SW, Dyersville, IA

[email protected]

st. francis xavier basilica st sw dyersville ia 52040

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