St Ann N188 School Street, New Holstein

894-3147

The Catholic Communities of SS Peter & Paul

413 Fremont Street, Kiel

894-3553

Holy Rosary 1724 Madison Street, New Holstein

898-4884

Twenty-Seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time October 7, 2018

Three Parishes - One Faith

Eucharist

St. Ann

Sunday: 7:45 am

Holy Rosary

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm

Sunday: 10:00 am

Wednesday: 8:30 am/Church

SS. Peter & Paul

Saturday Vigil: 4:00 pm

Sunday: 9:30 am

Tuesday: 8:00 am/Chapel

First Friday: 8:00 am/Chapel

Liturgy of the Word & Communion St. Ann

Wednesday at 8:30 am

Holy Rosary

Monday at 8:30 am

SS. Peter & Paul

Monday & Friday at 6:25 am/Chapel (except on First Friday)

Thursday at 8:00 am/Chapel

Reconciliation

Saturday

Holy Rosary

3:00—3:30 pm

SS. Peter & Paul

3:15 pm or by appointment Sunday

St. Ann

Third Sunday after Mass

Homemade Dutch apple pies made fresh to bake fresh or freeze for later

Pie Production

October 12th and 13th

Pick up

Friday, October 12th

between 3PM-9PM or

Saturday, October 13th

between 8AM-5PM

Before October 12:

Pies are $10 each

At the door:

Pies are $12 each

or 2 for $20 Divine Savior School Student Artwork

Like some of you, I sit down every four

years to watch the Winter Olympics. The bobsled

and luge events are two of my favorites to

watch. I also enjoy watching the pairs figure

skating or ice dancing. I typically don’t watch

figure skating outside of the Olympics, but for

some reason I get caught up in the event every

four years; maybe it’s the hype.

These skaters often spend years together

perfecting their routines. It is interesting to

watch the best pairs in the world as they move

together, how in-sync they must be with one

another, and the trust they have in each other

to perform some of their moves. To be at their

very best takes a lot of hard work, and to receive

a medal in their event the two individuals must

become one on the ice.

The first reading from Genesis indicates

that God wants to find a suitable partner for the

man. Despite his best efforts, God was initially

unable to find a companion for the man. Finally,

when the man is in a deep sleep, God takes a

rib from him and creates a woman, someone

similar in likeness. Man was not created to be

alone but to have a special relationship with a

woman. And as the reading concludes, we are

told that a man and a woman, though two separate

people will become one.

In Mark’s gospel, Jesus is again challenged

by the Pharisees, this time about the lawfulness

of divorce. Jesus reminds them of the scripture

and instructs them on the creation of man and

woman. He places a special emphasis on the

importance of man and woman, the two becoming

one. Jesus informs them that what God joins

together, humanity must not separate.

So why the reference of the skaters with

today’s readings. I think that a lot of good

marriages are like a good skating tandem. The

two must become one to have success! Just as

a strong skating tandem must take a lot of time

to practice, a married couple must put in much

time together working on their marriage. A

strong trust must be developed to achieve

success for both couples. The couples must

get their timing down to be in concert with each

other. Both the skating couples and married

couples must know each other’s strengths and

areas for improvement to be able to have success.

That success often comes from feeding off of

each other’s strengths. There will be times

when one or both members of the couples will

fall down. When that happens, one or both

individuals must step up and pick up the other

person. And, after years of being together, a

married couple must be like the skating tandem

to be able to make changes to their routine to

keep improving at what they do.

So, whether a marriage is a year old, ten

years old or more than forty years old, that

oneness (unity) is so important. If that unity

and love for each other is achieved, there is no

need for separation. And that gold medal for a

successful marriage can be worn proudly

around your neck! Blessings to all married

couples for a long and fruitful married life!

Readings for the Week

Monday Gal 1:6-12/Lk 10:25-37

Tuesday Gal 1:13-24/Lk 10:38-42

Wednesday Gal 2:1-2, 7-14/Lk 11:1-4

Thursday Gal 3:1-5/Lk 11:5-13

Friday Gal 3:7-14/Lk 11:15-26

Saturday Gal 3:22-29/Lk 11:27-28

Sunday Wis 7:7-11/Heb 4:12-13/Mk 10:17-30

Join us next week as our readings’ focus is: “God offers us the perspective of eternity.” In a secular world, so many people today have a limited perspective, valuing and pursuing what they see before their eyes and what benefits them in this current life. God calls us, as followers of Jesus, to take the longer view – to pursue eternal values, trusting that God will also give us what we need here and now.

Through the Grapevine by Deacon Randy Jaeckels

Anointing of the Sick

Our next Anointing of the Sick will take place following the 4:00 Mass at SS. Peter & Paul on Saturday, October 20. This sacrament is for those who struggle with serious illness in their life or for those who are feeling the effects of age. Those who wish to partici-pate in this sacrament will be instructed to stay in the worship space toward the front of church following Mass.

Relevant Radio

Talk radio for Catholic life. Green Bay 1050 AM or

Milwaukee 1640AM/100.1 FM

Listen anytime, anywhere on the mobile app!

Joint Pastoral Council Meeting

Members of our three parish pastoral councils are re-minded of our joint meeting this coming Tuesday, Oc-tober 9, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at Ss. Peter & Paul. We will begin with a joint session, watch an Alpha video and break into our individual councils.

Keep in Prayer

Please hold all the confirmands in prayer as they take one step closer to the sacrament of Confirmation this weekend with the Rite of Enrollment. May their hearts open more each day, that the Spirit may find a home there this coming October 27.

Apple Pie Making!

May God bless and watch over all those working this coming weekend, October 12 & 13, making apple pies on behalf of Divine Savior Catholic School. May their efforts help the work of the school in raising disciples to Jesus Christ.

Human Trafficking in Sheboygan County

All 72 counties in Wisconsin have reported documented Human Trafficking. Wisconsin has one of the highest numbers of cases of human trafficking in the United States. Victims range from infant to elderly and they come from all backgrounds, races, and cultures. Human trafficking is referred to as the crime "in Plain Sight."

Sheboygan Police Department Detective Tamara Remington, Criminal Investigation Division, will discuss cases, trends, signs to look for and safety tips and prevention to keep our communities safer. The presentation will be held Thursday Nov. 8th at the Kiel High School Auditorium from 6 to 7 pm. It is FREE and open to the public.

Deacon’s Deli

Deacons Deli will meet again this week, October 11th at 6:30 at Hilde's Deli in Chilton. We will be showing the second in the series; "Who Am I To Judge?" from the Augustine Institute. There is no cost, but we allow a free-will offering if you choose.

Brat Fry

Knights of Columbus Good Shepherd Council 2556 will hold a brat fry at Farm and Home in Chilton on Friday, Oct. 12 as a fund-raiser for the "Coats of Kids" project, which is conducted in cooperation with the Salvation Army.

Rosary Coast to Coast

The time is now to call upon God, through the powerful intercession of Our Lady of the Rosary, to heal our country and return it to holiness.

Rosaries are encouraged to be prayed around the world on Sunday Oct. 7th, 2018 at 4pm eastern, 3pm central, 2pm mountain, 1pm pacific.

Pro-Life

“God, give us the courage to protect every unborn life. For the child is God’s greatest gift of the family, for a nation, and for the world.” – St. Teresa of Calcutta (1910-1997)

St. Ann

Donna Schmitz 894-7153

Valeria Kempf 894-2370

Holy Rosary

Barb Weber 898-5614

Helen Reinl 898-4867

SS. Peter & Paul

Fran Pitz 894-3017

Agnes Arndt 894-2952

Christian

Prayer

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DIVINE SAVIOR SCHOOL NEWS

Divine Savior School is currently conducting its Annual Giving Appeal. The operation of the school depends upon parish subsidy, parent tuition, and fundraising. Apple Pie Sales, the Spring Auction, the Basketball Tournament, and the Annual Giving Appeal comprise our major third-source funding efforts. The school community is very grateful for your support of all our efforts. A contribution to our Annual Giving would assist us in paying for several major costs we incurred this summer: window treatments, flooring, and technology upgrades. The server crashed and had to be re-placed along with the recovery of all data. Additional chrome books needed to be purchased as well.

Please consider supporting your parish school with a financial donation along with your prayers. To support Catholic education for only 10 cents per day would be a contribution of $36.50. A reply form is included in the mailing that you may have received this past week or will be receiving next week.

FORMED.ORG

Education is lifelong task. To continue educating both yourself and your family in faith, we invite you to find out about FORMED.

Because our parishes participate in FORMED, enter our “parish code” J246GV on the website (FORMED.org) after you set up your own account with a username and password.

You can begin accessing great catechetical, devotional and formational resources that include videos, audio talks, and e-books. There is even an APP for your mobile device!

Hold in Prayer

Please keep Peter Kraus and Allison Thompson in prayer as they prepare to be married this coming Saturday, October 13. May their lives be lived in love on their wedding day and beyond.

Holy Hour

SS. Peter & Paul will hold Holy Hour on Thursday, October 11at 10 am. Please join us in the chapel for prayer, scripture, silence and song.

Annual Parish Meeting

Ss. Peter & Paul’s Annual Parish Meeting will take place in Voland Hall on Sunday, October 21, immediately following Mass (approximately 10:45 am). All are invited and welcome.

For Such A Time As This

Our Church is going through a difficult time - wounding but purifying. I invite any woman who wishes to join me in the SS Peter & Paul Parish Center at 8AM on the first Sunday morning of each month for prayer, scripture study, and community. Let's fall more deeply in love with Jesus and allow Him to accompany us in our joys and sorrows! If children prevent you from attending, let me know and we can recruit some teens to babysit. Our first gathering will be Sunday, October 7 at 8 AM. RSVP not required, but it would be helpful:

eileen.piper@gmail.com. Hope to see you on the 7th! It's all a blessing, sisters!!

Ministry Schedules

The new ministry schedules are done and if you provided the parish office with an email address one has been sent to you via email. Other schedules can be picked up in the back of church. If you’d like to receive them via email, or if you did not receive one, please contact the office.

Memorial Scroll

In the month of November, we remember our parish-ioners and loved ones who have passed away this past year. As is customary at SSPP, we will have their names on the scroll and it will be in church during the month of November. Please contact the parish office no later than October 29th, so the scroll can be created.

Cemetery Clean Up

Fall cleanup of the cemetery began October 1. All spring and summer artificial arrangements and items in disre-pair will be disposed of. Thank you.

Pantry Collection

The pantry collection items for the month of September are dish soap & toilet paper. Collection boxes are found at each entrance.

Shopping for your family? Why not pick up an extra one for the pantry? Your generosity is greatly appreciated.

Your Stewardship Sharing Week Ending September 30, 2018

Stewardship Envelopes $ 4,763.50

Loose Offering $ 218.50

Student Envelopes $ 9.25

Thank you for your contributions!

SS. Peter & Paul, Kiel

SS. Peter & Paul Liturgical Roles

Sat. October 13

4:00 pm Sunday, Oct 14

9:30 am

GREETERS C-Franceen Bowe

E– Joie Baldock

E – Gaedke C—Kraemer

W –Leah Gierke

PROCLAIMER Dianne Gierke Melissa Voelker

EUCHARISTIC

MINISTERS

Gary Vondrachek Sharon Holzmann

Cheryl Knier Michelle May

Charlyn Gaedke Linda Jelinek Jim Draxler

Ken Sell

SERVERS Nathan Stephany Justin Stephany Aaron Stephany

Jack Kraemer Travis Kohlmann Miles DeTroye

MINISTERS OF HOSPITALITY

Steve Werdeo Paula Mahloch

Jean DeTroye Tom Kohlmann John Mahloch

Dennis Woelfel

Calendar of Events +Mass Intentions

October 8—14

Mon Liturgy of the Word 6:25 am/Chapel

Tues Mass 8 am/Church +Marg Morgen

Linked Parish Council Meeting 6:30 pm/PC

Wed Pie Pre-Mix

Faith Formation

Thurs Office Closed-Kim @ Diocese Mtg

SVdP Mtg 8:30 am/PC

Holy Hour 10 am/Chapel

Pie Set-Up

K of C Mtg 7 pm/PC

Deacon’s Deli Hilde’s Deli, Chilton

Fri Pie Making ALL Day

Liturgy of the Word 6:25 am/Chapel

Sat Reconciliation 3:15 pm

Mass 4 pm +Anthony Sabel & Judy Sabel

Sun Mass 9:30 am +Robert & Alice Pethan

Scrip sales after each Mass and in the office all week during normal office hours.

Parking Lot All traffic will be ONE WAY around the church. Please enter on the south side of church and drive around the east/back side to enter the north parking area and exit out of the north side. Please do not enter the north parking area from the west side of

church. We will no longer have parking along the north exit by the prayer garden or parish sign. Parking along the cemetery will remain the same; the south and north lots will be diagonal parking. Handi-capped parking will be on the south side by the ramp.

Summer Flowers Thank you to the men and women who have been bring-ing flowers on Saturday mornings. A special thank you goes to Sue Braun, Donna Schmitz, Valeria Kempf, Barbe Kessler, and Judy Thome who were there every Saturday morning making the floral arrangements for the altars.

Fall Dinner Mark your calendar for the Annual Fall Dinner on Sunday, November 11, beginning with a 10:00 am Polka Mass. The dinner will follow from 11am-1:30pm. Silent Auction – Contact Judy Thome or

Diane Schmitt with items for the auction, or label and place in the gathering room. Bucket Raffles – Please bring any items for bucket raffles to the gathering room or parish center porch. Raffle – If you have any cash or item donations for the fall raffle, please contact Terry Winkel at 920-334-0040. Thank you!

Scrip Thanks to your commitment to using Scrip for purchasing groceries, gas, household items, and dining out, this past year recorded the highest year of sales we’ve ever had! Thank You! If you haven’t tried it yet, please join us! Check out this comparison information: the local Piggly Wiggly stores provide rebates for receipts handed in that did not use Scrip as a form of payment (before tax, not including alcohol or stamp sales). Those receipts were recently totaled, and we are getting $24.20 in re-bates. If those same receipts had used Scrip to pay for those groceries, the parish would have earned $145-that’s over $120 more in earnings by using Scrip! Piggly Wiggly Scrip can be used at any Piggly Wiggly store. We do appreciate the receipts we receive and the rebates offered by our local stores!

Rosary The month of October is dedicated to the Holy Rosary. Join us Sundays in October at 7:15 am to pray the Rosary before celebrating Mass.

Polka Mass Report Income: $3,729.00 Expenses: $1,564.66 Profit: $2,164.34 The full report for the August 4 Dinner is posted on the bulletin board in back of church.

St. Ann Cares St. Ann Cares accepts $50 Scrip for Piggly Wiggly and Kwik Trip to offer to individuals or families in need. Recently, donations from St. Ann Cares were given to a well-respected community member who has fallen on some very difficult times. They are very grateful for this gift.

Your Stewardship Sharing – Sept 30, 2018

Church Support Envelopes: $ 910.00

Loose Offering: $ 137.50

Weekly Stewardship needed to meet budget: $950.00

Thank you for your contributions!

St. Ann, St. Anna

St. Ann Liturgical Roles

Sunday, October 14

7:45 am Mass

GREETERS Binversie Family

PROCLAIMER Julie Schoenborn

EUCHARIST George & Betty Engel

SERVERS Grace & Oliver DeBruin

USHERS Roger Brandt

Larry Kempf

GIFT BEARERS Family of Julia Thome

Calendar of Events +Mass Intentions

Sunday – October 7

Rosary – 7:15 am

Mass – 7:45 am +Mary Ann Mytko

Tuesday – October 9

Parish Council Mtg. 6:30 pm at SSPP

Wednesday – October 10

Rosary – 8:00 am

Liturgy of the Word w/Communion 8:30 am

Faith Formation Grades 1-8 6:00 pm

Thursday – October 11

Deacon’s Deli – 6:30 pm at Hilde’s Deli

Sunday – October 14

Rosary – 7:15 am

Mass – 7:45 am +Julia Thome

Congratulations!

Blessings and congratulations to Romy Krupp and Sue Bosma, united in Holy Matrimony this Saturday, October 6. May God surround them with his love and grace every day of their lives together.

Holy Rosary Cemetery Help Needed

Holy Rosary Cemetery Committee is in need of a Vice President. The committee meets two to three times a year. The responsibilities of the vice president are lim-ited, but mostly to fill in should the president not be pre-sent for a meeting. Interested? Want to know more? Contact Joe Zenk by calling the office (898.4884)

BAPTISM

Congratulations to Calla James Ehlenbeck, daughter of Justin and Amanda Ehlenbeck and to Trevyn Gary Woel-fel, son of Bradley and Leah Woelfel, who are being bap-tized this weekend. May God’s light and love continue to shine brightly upon Calla, Trevyn and their families.

PASTORAL COUNCIL MEETING

Members are reminder of their meeting this Tuesday at SS. Peter & Paul beginning at 6:30 pm. We will begin with the next Alpha video.

BOOK CLUB

The book “The News of the World” by Paulette Jiles will be discussed at the October 10 gathering at Willowpark beginning at 6:30 pm. Check the local library for the book.

RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE

Monday, October 22 from 11:30 am-5:30 pm at the Ea-gles Club, Chilton. Appointments preferred, but walk-ins welcome. Complimentary homemade lunch for all pre-senting donors. Bring a friend and help save lives togeth-er. For an appointment call 1-800-733-2767 or visit red-crossblood.org (use Sponsor Code: ChiltonWI).

FALL FESTIVAL – OCTOBER 21

Dinner: Sign-up sheets are available in all wings of church for food donations and workers. Food items can be dropped off anytime daily (except milk and desserts) between 7 am and Noon or Wednesday evenings. We especially need to have the oil, vinegar, sugar and green peppers brought in by October 11. Please place items on the table by the kitchen and fill in the sign-in sheets.

Holy Rosary, New Holstein

Your Stewardship Sharing

For Week Ending Sept 30, 2018

Will be available next week.

Adult Envelopes Needed Weekly to Meet Budget: $4,326.92

Received in September: $16,723.50 Monthly Budget: $18,750.00

THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS!

Holy Rosary Liturgical Ministers October 13 - 4:00 PM October 14 - 10:00 AM

SERVERS Shaelynn Feuerstein Volunteer Needed

Kylie Meister Volunteer Needed

-N

USHERS -M

-S

Bill Atkinson Al Berenz

+Mike Kutz

+Bill Habermann Michael Schmitz

John Klinzing

-N

GREETERS -M -S

Joan Winkler Pat Buechel Betty Krause

Maureen & Jared Meis-

ter John Hemauer John Klinzing

BODY Patty Jaeckels Nadine Guckeisen

PRECIOUS

BLOOD

Connie Leonhard Dave Whorrall

Martha Whorrall Allen Anhalt

Ann Koenigs Audry Heus Joan Kabat

Volunteer Needed PROCLAIMER Gary Winkler Dennis Kabat

CANTOR Terry Steiner Choir ORGANIST Ann Arbuckle Vic Guckeisen

Calendar of Events + Mass Intentions

Monday – October 8 8:30 am Liturgy of the Word w/Communion/Church Choir Practice 6:15 pm/Church Tuesday – October 9 Joint Pastoral Council Meeting 6:30 pm at Kiel Wednesday – October 10 8:30 am Mass +Earl Klotz 11:00 am Caring Hands Mass +Jerry Winkel Building & Grounds Committee Mt 10:00 am/MQP Rm Faith Formation Classes 6:15 pm/School Welcoming Committee Mtg 6:30 pm/Church Library Thursday – October 11 Deacon’s Deli 6:30 pm at Hilde’s Deli, Chilton Knights of Columbus Mtg 7 pm/Community Center Friday – October 12 Saturday – October 13 4:00 pm Mass Living & Deceased Members of the Seurer & Kapellen Families Faith Formation Mass Helping Hand Weekend-Food Collection Building & Grounds Collection Sunday – October 14 10:00 am Mass +Ann E. Meyers Helping Hand Weekend-Food Collection Building & Grounds Collection Confirmation Class 6:00 pm/MQP Rm MQP Rm-Mary, Queen of Peace Room (School Meeting Room) SVDP Rm-St Vincent de Paul Room

SVdP Society News

Baptism

Congratulations on the birth of your child! Contact the office at least one month before desired date of Baptism to arrange for preparation.

Marriage

Congratulations on your engagement! Contact the office at least six months before your intended date to meet with Joe and to make arrangements for the marriage preparation process.

Bequests

Please remember our parish when making out your will. Thank you.

Leadership Joseph Zenk Pastoral Leader

Bernard “Pat” Knier Deacon

Randy Jaeckels Deacon

Fr. Tony Ibekwe Priest Moderator

St. Ann 894-3147 stann1851@gmail.com stannwi.org

Fr. Carl Diederichs Priest Celebrant

Laura Winkel Parish Business Manager & Rel. Ed Coordinator

Joanne Stephany Trustee Secretary

Paul Reineck Trustee Treasurer

Greg Binversie Pastoral Council President

Julie Brandt Finance Council Chair

Holy Rosary 898-4884 hrparish_1@charter.net holyrosarynewholstein.org

Fr. John Girotti Priest Celebrant

Sue Philippi Parish Business Manager

Lindsay Schultz Rel Ed Coordinator

Paula Pethan Trustee Secretary

Dan Schirmer Trustee Treasurer

Jon Berchem Pastoral Council President

John Klinzing Finance Council Chair

SS. Peter & Paul 894-3553 secretary@sspeternpaul.org ssppkiel.org

Fr. Carl Diederichs Priest Celebrant

Kim Driscoll Parish Office Manager

Danielle Ehlenbeck Rel. Ed. Coordinator

Mary Jo Meyer Liturgy & Music Coordinator

Liz Muhs Trustee Secretary

Eric Freund Trustee Treasurer

Kathy Belland Pastoral Council Chair

Jeff Voland Finance Council Chair

Jackie Thiry Christian Women President

Divine Savior Catholic School 894-3533 www.divinesaviorschool.org

Kerry Sievert School Administrator Amy Schweitzer Administrative Assistant Office 423 Fremont St, Kiel

"Do not be discouraged. The help you have from Heaven is more powerful than all that Hell can send

to destroy the grace of God in your soul."

~ Don Lorenzo Scupoli

Help Us! Help Others! Volunteer. Shop. Donate!

SVdP Store : 1234 Teckla Place 894.7834 Line 1, store. Line 2, assistance.

Aluminum pie pans and Cool Whip containers can also be brought in anytime.

Dinner Delivery: For those unable to come to the dinner, we will again be delivering meals in the city of New Holstein. Please call the parish office to arrange. Price is $11.

Craft Booth: We will be accepting donations of home-made craft items, homemade canned goods and bake sale items. Questions, contact Lindsay Schultz at holy-rosaryreled@gmail.com or 920-286-0374.

Special Raffle: If you would like to donate an item, please contact Julie Ruffing (898-5966) or Rita Roehrig (898-5457).

Raffle: Additional tickets are available in each wing of church or the parish office for anyone who would like to sell a few more. Tickets and money can be returned at any time to either the boxes in each wing of church or to the parish office.

Pumpkin Patch: Boxes are available in all wings of church for donations for the Pumpkin Patch. We are looking for fun things for small children, teens and adults to enjoy as a prize.

SCRIP

Representatives are in the church library after Mass to assist you with your scrip purchase. If you haven’t tried using scrip gift cards before, maybe now would be a great time to start.

Please patronize our sponsors.

EGGERT FAMILY EYECARE 707 Park Ave, Kiel

920-894-2020

Catherine A. Eggert, O.D. Steven D. Eggert, O.D., F.A.A.O

John Klinzing @ 920-757-8717 (NH)