the marion catholic community

MISSION STATEMENT�

The members of the Marion Catholic Community, given life through the Holy

Spirit in Baptism, are called together as a community of faith to praise and worship

God our Creator and to proclaim in word and deed the Gospel message of Jesus

Christ. As members of the Body of Christ we strive to serve all to provide an

atmosphere of hospitality which enables all to respond fully to the life�long

challenge “to do right and to love goodness, and to walk humbly with your God.”�

Micah 6:8�

TWENTY NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME�

DECEMBER

The Marion Catholic Community

OCTOBER 17, 2021

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7428 St. Rt. 119 • �

Maria Stein, OH 45860 �

www.marioncatholiccommunity.org�

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Phone: 419�925�4775�

Office Hours: 9:00am‒5:00pm (M‒F)�

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MASS SCHEDULE�

WEEKDAYS �

St. Sebastian��5:30pm�Monday�

St. Rose��7:15am�Tuesday�

Precious Blood��7:15am�Wednesday�

Nativity��7:15am�Thursday�

St. John��7:15am�Friday�

SATURDAY MASS�

St. John��5:00pm�

St. Sebastian��7:30pm�

SUNDAY MASS�

St. Rose��8:30am�

Precious Blood��9:00am�

St. John��10:30am�

Nativity��11:00am�

HOLY DAYS Check bulletin for schedule�

BAPTISM SCHEDULE:�

Nativity�1st Sunday at 12:15pm�

St. Sebastian�1st Sunday at 12:15pm�

St. Rose�2nd Sunday at 12:15pm�

Precious Blood�3rd Sunday at 12:15pm�

St. John�last Sunday after the 10:30am

Mass at 11:45am�

PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE TO

SCHEDULE BAPTISM. 419�925�4775�

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION: will be

at St. Sebastian Mondays, beginning at

8am.�

RCIA: For information or with questions,

contact Carolyn Stucke at 419�268�8314.�

WEDDINGS: Notify Pastor six months

prior to the wedding.�

CONFESSIONS: are Saturday afternoon

from 3 to 4pm at Precious Blood, after the

5:30pm Monday Mass at St. Sebastian,

(except the 3rd Monday) and after daily

morning Mass, at each parish. � �

THE MARION CATHOLIC COMMUNITY�

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Pastor�

Rev. Matthew Jozefiak, C.PP.S.�

email:

[email protected]�

Pastor’s Residence��419�925�2030�

Parochial Vicar�

Rev. Kenneth Alt, C.PP.S.�

email: [email protected]�

Deacons�

Steve Broering�


Clif Perryman�


Parish Life Coordinator�

Sharon Kremer�


Administrative Assistants�

Joan Heitkamp�


Sue Roeckner�


Youth Minister �

Chris Wibbenmeyer � cwibbenmeyer�

@marioncatholiccommunity.org �

567�279�1430�

RCIA�

Carolyn Stucke�419�268�8314�

Counseling�

Robert Skipper, M.Div., LPCC,

LICDC�

937�299�9005 / 800�521�6419�

Call for Prayer Contacts�

Nativity BVM�

Phyllis Thobe� 419�852�5544�

Precious Blood�

Carolyn Homan 419�852�1083�

St. John�

Mary Eyink� 419�733�0743 �

Shelly Bruns� 419�305�8940�

St. Rose�

Irene Bruns� 419�925�4712 �

St. Sebastian�

Ruth Bruns� 419�268�1948 �

Bertie Bruns� 419�925�4679�

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BULLETIN DEADLINE�

Announcements must be

submitted in writing by 9am on

Monday of the week’s bulletin.

Changes to this schedule, due to

holidays, will be indicated in the

bulletin in the form of an

announcement.�

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WORSHIP & SPIRITUAL LIFE�

Readings for the week of October 17, 2021�

Sunday: Is 53:10�11/Ps 33:4�5, 18�19, 20, 22 [22]/Heb 4:14�16/Mk 10:35�45

or 10:42�45�

Monday: 2 Tm 4:10�17/Ps 145:10�11, 12�13, 17�18 [12]/Lk 10:1�9�

Tuesday: Rom 5:12, 15, 17�19, 20�21/Ps 40:7�8, 8�9, 10, 17 [8 and 9]/Lk

12:35�38�

Wednesday: Rom 6:12�18/Ps 124:1�3, 4�6, 7�8 [8]/Lk 12:39�48�

Thursday: Rom 6:19�23/Ps 1:1�2, 3, 4 and 6 [Ps 40:5]/Lk 12:49�53�

Friday: Rom 7:18�25/Ps 119:66, 68, 76, 77, 93, 94 [68]/Lk 12:54�59�

Saturday: Rom 8:1�11/Ps 24:1�2, 3�4, 5�6 [cf. 6]/Lk 13:1�9�

Next Sunday: Jer 31:7�9/Ps 126:1�2, 2�3, 4�5, 6 [3]/Heb 5:1�6/Mk 10:46�5�

NOTE: The 5pm Mass on Saturday and 9am Mass on Sunday

will be live�streamed.�

LITURGY OF THE WEEK�

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 18�

5:30pm�Mass at St. Sebastian��†David Moeller�

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19�

7:15am�Mass at St. Rose��†Ruth Mueller�

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20�

7:15am�Mass at Precious Blood��†Marie Langenkamp�

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21�

7:15am�Mass at Nativity��†Ernie Hartings�Wedding Anniv.�

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22�

7:15am�Mass at St. John��†Marge Giere�Death Anniversary�

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23�

1:30pm�Wedding at St. John��Lindsey Schemmel & Colton Brodbeck�

5:00pm�Mass at St. John��†Erwin & †Eileen Schulze�Wedding

Anniversary;

� ��†Ott Heitkamp�Death Anniversary;

� ��L&D�Marion Local Class of 1981;

� ��†Cletus & †Marguerite Griesdorn�

(Cletus’ Birthday);�

� ��†Mary Ann Wenning�Birthday;�

� ��†David Hartings�Birthday

7:30pm�Mass at St. Sebastian��†Lucille Schmitmeyer;�

� ��†Herb & †Madeline Forsthoefel�

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24�

8:30am�Mass at St. Rose ��†Harold, †Marcella, & †Mike Koesters;�

� ��†Andrew & †Hilda Homan;�

� ��†Madonna Huber;�

� ��†Cara Young�

9:00am�Mass at Precious Blood��†Herbert & †Beulah Knapke;

� ��†Marge Knapke;

� ��†Ella Mae Liette;�

� ��†Viola Kemper�Birthday �

10:30am�Mass at St. John��†Lavern Kuess�Wedding Anniversary;�

� ��†Shirley Kemper�Wedding Anniv.;�

� ��†Walt Pohlmann�Death Anniversary;�

� ��†Dcn. Carl Franzer�Wedding Anniv.;�

� ��†Louis & †Madonna Goecke;�

� ��†Fred Goecke�

11:00am�Mass at Nativity��For Our Parishioners�

OCTOBER 17, 2021 • TWENTY NINTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME�

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STEWARDSHIP�

NATIVITY BVM�

Parish Council�

President��Matt Reichert�

Business Manager��Sue Fortkamp�

CRE��Tess Mescher�

��[email protected]�

Music Director��Katie Hartings�

Maintenance��Ron Stucke�

Maintenance��Ryan Schmackers�

CFL Hall Rental��Carol Hemmelgarn�

��419�925�4667 �

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PRECIOUS BLOOD�

Parish Council �

President��Kyle Huelsman�

Business Manager��Sue Roeckner�

CRE��Missy Moeller�


Music Director��Marian Heitbrink�

Maintenance��Adam Kremer

Groundskeeper��Rick “Buck” Bruns�

Basement Rental��Joann Liette�

��567�644�2354�

ST. JOHN�

Parish Council�

President��Randy Wolters�

Business Manager��Paul Gagel�

CRE��Chris Wibbenmeyer�


Music Director��Marian Heitbrink�

Maintenance��Tom Feltz�

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ST. ROSE�

Parish Council �

President��Louie Bruns�

Business Manager��Sue Fortkamp�

CRE��Carla Hartings�


Music Director��Katie Hartings �

Maintenance��Kevin Hartings�

Maintenance��Jim Ungruhn�

Basement Rental��Kathy Buening�

��419�925�4710�

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ST. SEBASTIAN�

Parish Council �

President��Jesse Rose�

Business Manager��Sue Roeckner�

CRE��Judy Forsthoefel�


Music Director��Doris Wilker�

Maintenance��Kyle Koesters�

Maintenance��Tom Wilker�

Basement Rental��Jenny Brunswick�

��419�733�3663�

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CLUSTER PARISH POSITIONS�

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OCTOBER 10TH�

COLLECTION TOTALS �

PRAY WITH US FROM HOME�

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Weekday Masses Livestreamed: Wednesday 7:15am�Precious Blood�

� � Friday 7:15am�St. John the Baptist�

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Weekend Masses Livestreamed: Saturday 5:00pm�St. John the Baptist �

Sunday 9:00am�Precious Blood�

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Website: www.marioncatholiccommunity.org�

Click on the Live Stream tab in the menu bar�

MyParish App: Click on the Live Stream button�

Facebook: Marion Catholic Community�

YouTube: Marion Catholic Community�

Roku: Marion Catholic Community�

Channel is only live when we are streaming�

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NATIVITY BVM�

26 Adult Envelopes ............. $1,105.00

Loose Cash .............................. $92.00

Respect Life ............................. $20.00

CCD Donation .......................... $80.00

Candle Offerings ...................... $23.00

Total .................................... $1,320.00�

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PRECIOUS BLOOD �

40 Adult Envelopes ............. $1,243.00

Loose Cash ............................ $214.00

Respect Life ........................... $105.00


Total .................................... $1,640.00�

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ST. JOHN�

99 Adult Envelopes ............. $3,723.00

Loose Cash ............................ $418.00

Maintenance ........................... $210.00

Respect Life ........................... $152.00

Mission Sunday ........................ $10.00

Candle Offerings .................... $123.50

Total .................................... $4,636.50�

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ST. ROSE�

21 Adult Envelopes ............. $1,410.00

Loose Cash ............................ $202.00


Total .................................... $1,633.00

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ST. SEBASTIAN�

11 Adult Envelopes ................ $410.00

Loose ..................................... $141.00

Respect Life ............................. $10.00

All Saints .................................. $10.00

Mission Sunday ........................ $10.00


Total ....................................... $612.50

THANK YOU!


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SERVERS�

Sat. Oct. 23, 7:30pm ��Natalie Kuess, Lauren McClurg�

EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION�

Mon. Oct. 18, 5:30pm��Fr. Matt, Fr. Ken�

Sat. Oct. 23, 7:30pm ��Becky Kunkler�

LECTOR AND COMMENTATOR�

Mon. Oct. 18, 5:30pm��Herb Wilker�

Sat. Oct. 23, 7:30pm ��Herb Wilker�

USHERS�

Sat. Oct. 23, 7:30pm ��Henry Kunkler, Luke Kunkler�

OFFERTORY�

Sat. Oct. 23, 7:30pm ��Rick and Roxann Ahrens Family�

ROSARY�

Sat. Oct. 23, 7:30pm��Herb and Doris Wilker�

SERVERS�

Sun. Oct. 24, 8:30am ��Daniel Bruns, Adelyn Homan�


Tues. Oct. 19, 7:15am��Fr. Matt, Fr. Ken�

Sun. Oct. 24, 8:30am ��Tony Homan�

LECTOR AND COMMENTATOR�

Tues. Oct. 19, 7:15am��Janie Luebke�

Sun. Oct. 24, 8:30am��Janie Luebke�

USHERS�

Sun. Oct. 24, 8:30am��Mark Clune, David Evers�

OFFERTORY�

Sun. Oct. 24, 8:30am��John and Irene Bruns�

SERVERS�

Sun. Oct. 24, 9:00am��Brandt Homan, Clara Homan�


Wed. Oct. 20, 7:15am��Fr. Matt, Fr. Ken, Joann Liette�

Sun. Oct. 24, 9:00am��Jayden Huelsman, Taylor Huelsman, Jessica Schwieterman�

COMMUNION TO THE SHUT IN’S��Mary Ann Homan�419�925�4615�

LECTORS AND COMMENTATOR�

Wed. Oct. 20, 7:15am��Sharon Siegrist�

Sun. Oct. 24, 9:00am��Betsy Huelsman�

USHERS�

Sun. Oct. 24, 9:00am��Matt Muhlenkamp�M, Jeff Pohl�M, Eli Tangeman�W, Mark Tangeman�E�

OFFERTORY�

Sun. Oct. 24, 9:00am��Matt and Mindy Muhlenkamp Family�

ROSARY LEADERS�

Sun. Oct. 24, 9:00am��Parish Council�

SERVERS�

Sun. Oct. 24, 11:00am��Alan Wendel, Amber Wendel�


Thurs. Oct. 21, 7:15am��Fr. Matt, Fr. Ken�

Sun. Oct. 24, 11:00am��Sara Hess�


Thurs. Oct. 21, 7:15am��Bob Dippold�

Sun. Oct. 24, 11:00am��Janine Jacobs�

USHERS�

Sun. Oct. 24, 11:00am��Glenn Schwieterman, Ron Stucke�

OFFERTORY�

Sun. Oct. 24, 11:00am��Glenn and Jo Schwieterman�

ST. SEBASTIAN MINISTRIES�

NATIVITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY MINISTRIES�

PRECIOUS BLOOD MINISTRIES�

ST. ROSE MINISTRIES�


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SERVERS�

Sat. Oct. 23, 5:00pm��Daniel Everman, Luke Everman�

Sun. Oct. 24, 10:30am��Hayden Poeppelman, Aaliyah Heitkamp�


Fri. Oct. 22, 7:15am��Fr. Matt, Fr. Ken�

Sat. Oct. 23, 5:00pm��Kelley Budde, Abby Buening, Jack Buening�

Sun. Oct. 24, 10:30am��Amy Grieshop, Austin Grieshop, Nathan Heitkamp�


Fri. Oct. 22, 7:15am��Jean Thobe�

Sat. Oct. 23, 5:00pm��Olivia Schulze�Commentator, Shannon Everman�Lector�

Sun. Oct. 24, 10:30am��Kim Poeppelman�Commentator, Malorie Dirksen�Lector�

USHERS�

Sat. Oct. 23, 5:00pm��Brian Mescher, Art Moeller, Curtis Moeller�

Sun. Oct. 24, 10:30am��Dave Albers, Eric Eyink, Darrin Poeppelman�

OFFERTORY�

Sat. Oct. 23, 5:00pm��Trent and Ashley Fischer Family�

Sun. Oct. 24, 10:30am��Todd and Carol Gagel Family�

ROSARY LEADERS�

Sat. Oct. 23, 5:00pm��Jim and Rose Ann Keller�

Sun. Oct. 24, 10:30am��Ken and Angie Bertke�

CHILD CARE�

Sun. Oct. 24, 10:30am��Melissa Utrup and children�

COMMUNION TO THE SHUT�IN’S�

Sun. Oct. 24��Nancy Luebke at 419�305�6782, Elaine Wolters at 419�953�7046�

WELCOME THE NEW �

MEMBERS OF �

THE BODY OF CHRIST�

�� Nora Joann Albers, daughter

of Andrew and Morgan, bap-

tized October 10th, with spon-

sors, Jenna Heuker and Jon

Albers.�

�� Hayden Anne Stucke, daugh-

ter of Ryan and Megan, bap-

tized October 10th, with spon-

sor, Allison Moeller and Tay-

lor Stucke.�

WEDDING�

CONGRATULATIONS TO:�

Allison Heitkamp, daughter of

Leon and Elaine and Troy Brug-

geman, son of Kevin and Karen,

united in marriage, October 16th.�

NEW MASS ROTATION�will

begin the weekend of November

6th and 7th as follows.�

�� Saturday, 7:30pm�St. Rose�

�� Sunday, 8:30am�Nativity�

�� Sunday, 11am�St. Sebastian�

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AMCLUSTER NEWS�

MEN’S CHRIST RENEWS HIS PARISH WELCOME WEEKEND RE-

TREAT�will be held November 13th� and 14th in the Precious Blood

Church basement. Come join us for a stress free, Christ�filled weekend. For

more information, please contact Wes Sanders at 419�871�1941. All men in

the Marion Catholic Community 18 and over are welcome.�

BAPTISM CLASS�we have scheduled a baptismal class for new parents on

November 8th at 7:30pm in the St. Rose church basement. Please call the of-

fice at 419�925�4775 to register.�

COMMENT ON DRAFT “FAMILIES OF PARISHES”�Make sure your

voice is heard! Beacons of Light, the archdiocese�wide pastoral planning pro-

cess currently underway, will result in all parishes being grouped into

“Families” under the leadership of one pastor. A draft of this plan will be

shared for public comment�through October 20th�at�www.BeaconsAOC.org.

Do not miss this opportunity to provide your input to this important initiative

which will shape the future of our archdiocese.�

ANNIVERSARY CONGRATULATONS�The Marion Catholic Commu-

nity would like to wish Dick and Diane Thobe a Happy 50th Wedding Anni-

versary, being celebrated on October 17th.�

WELCOME THE NEW MEMBERS OF MARION CATHOLIC COM-

MUNITY�Nate and Kristin Hess, 70 East Wayne St., Chickasaw.�

THANK YOU�The family of Brian P. Dahlinghaus would like to extend

our deepest thanks to Father Alt and Deacon Steve Broering for providing

Brian such a meaningful and comforting Mass of Christian burial on Monday,

October 4th at St. Rose Catholic Church. ��We want to thank the bereavement

committee members who came and guided us through personalizing the Mass

and the community members who made the Mass possible � John Bruns, Bill

Doenges, Marcia Schwieterman, and Mary Jane Meier.�� We are beyond

grateful to the St. Rose and Marion community for their tremendous support

and thoughtful gestures that truly lifted us up during this difficult time.�

ST. JOHN MINISTRIES�


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PRECIOUS BLOOD LADIES’

SODALITY BAKE SALE�will

be on October 24th after the 9am

Mass, outside at all of the entrances.�

PRECIOUS BLOOD RECTORY

OPEN HOUSE/GARAGE

SALE�In conjunction with the

Precious Blood Ladies Sodality

Bake Sale on October 24th, the Par-

ish Council will be hosting a Recto-

ry Open House, as well as a free�

will donation, garage sale of items

from both the rectory and the church

basement which are no longer being

used.� We hope you check it out!��

ATTENTION ALL LADIES OF

PRECIOUS BLOOD CHURCH�

the Ladies Sodality would love your

donation of 2 or more baked goods

for the Bake Sale. Your items can be

dropped off Saturday the 23rd or

before 9am Mass� in the Church

basement. Thanks for your support

of the Ladies Sodality.��

TRICK OR TREAT/WALK�

Around/in Chickasaw will be Octo-

ber 24th from 1�3. Please turn on

your porch lights if you would like

trick or treaters to stop by.�Hotdogs,

chips, and water will be provided by

the Precious Blood Ladies and Men

Sodality on the rectory porch from

12:30�1pm. Hope to see you there!��

NATIVITY HALLOWEEN PAR-

TY�Will be October 25th from

6:30 to 8pm in the CFL Hall.�

ST. SEBASTIAN TRICK OR

TREAT�is Sunday, October 31st,

from 12:30 to 2pm. There will be

hot dogs, juice boxes and candy

bags on the front porch of the recto-

ry for the kids. Any neighbors who

would like to have the kids trick or

treat, please leave a light on to let

them know they may stop there.

Parishioners who do not live in

town, but who would like to pass

out candy, are invited to sit on the

front porch of the rectory to pass out

candy.�

AMCLUSTER NEWS�

Today, Isaiah presents the problem of suffering. Isaiah writing

about the "servant of the Lord" says, "The Lord was pleased to crush

him..." Jesus, ful�illing that prophecy, speaks about his coming

"baptism" � the humiliation and agony he would endure.�

What sense can we make of suffering? �

St. Padre Pio, whose feast we recently celebrated, has a helpful im-

age. He invites us to imagine a small boy looking up at his mother do-

ing embroidery. Seeing only knots and tangled threads, he asks his

mother what she is doing. She lowers the embroidery hoop and

shows the good part of her work. Says Padre Pio, "Each color is in

place, and the various threads form a harmonious design."�

That's the �irst thing we need to say about suffering. We see the

knots and tangles; God sees the embroidery from beginning to end.�

There is, however, something we can know: suffering is the curren-

cy of love. After speaking about his "baptism", Jesus says that he did

not come to be served but to serve. Service always involves some

measure of suffering. By de�inition a servant does not do his own will.

It's great when two wills come together, but even when they join per-

fectly, as was the case with Jesus and His Father, the suffering can

still be agony. Suffering is the currency of love.�

Our buildings will turn to dust, our nations will unravel, but every

act of love, every suffering joined to Jesus � will shine forever.�

Suffering is like a reverse embroidery and that it is the currency of

love. That's the reason we do not consider useless the suffering ter-

minally ill person. If he or she joins their suffering to the cross, that

love has incalculable value. The Son of Man, says Jesus, did not come

to be served but to serve and give his life as a ransom for many.�

ST. JOHN HALLOWEEN PARADE�is October 31st beginning at

1pm in the church parking lot by the priest’s house...will end at the park

with snacks and drink. Trick or treating in Chapel Hill following the pa-

rade.�

CANDLELIGHT PRAYER AND BENEDICTION�For our Nation,

and for the Protection of all Human Life, from conception to natural

death. Led by Deacon Steve Broering on Monday, October 18th at

6:15pm, after the 5:30pm Mass at St. Sebastian.�

DIAPER DRIVE FOR RUSTIC HOPE�in honor of Respect Life

Month the Nativity CCD will be collecting disposable diapers/wipes/baby

care items during the month of October. Collection point is in the entry to

Nativity church on the left.�

SHOEBOX MINISTRY COLLECTION�Nativity CCD’s Shoebox

Ministry collection benefitting Brother Jason’s outreach with Glenmary

Missioners will be held during the month of November. Recipients of the

shoeboxes will be senior citizens, single mothers, young men.�


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SON MINISTRIES JANUARY

2022 BLAKELEY, GA MISSION

TRIP�Mark your calendar for the

Martin Luther King weekend of Jan-

uary 13 � 17.� Br. Jason Muhlen-

kamp has a long list of needed

building projects for us to tack-

le.� We can't do it without the help

of the able bodied members of the

Marion Catholic Communi-

ty.� Please contact Dcn. Clif Perry-

man to join the crew by phone or

text (419�377�7893) or email

at�[email protected].�

VOCATION LUNCH�Are you

curious about the priesthood or reli-

gious life? Do you have questions

about your vocation? Fr. Matt & Fr.

Ken would like to invite you to join

them for lunch on the afternoon of

Sunday, October 24th, 12:30pm in

Precious Blood church basement.

Fr. Steve Dos Santos, the Vocations

Director for the Missionaries will be

there as well. This lunch is open to

young men who either feel that God

may be calling them to the priest-

hood or who simply haven't ruled it

out yet. If you know you are plan-

ning to attend, please RSVP to Chris

Wibbenmeyer at 567�279�1430 or

cwibbenmeyer�

@marioncatholiccommunity.org.�

MAINTENANCE COMMITTEE

CHAIR NEEDED�St. John parish

is looking for someone to the serve

as chairperson for the maintenance

committee. This person would be

helping suggest and make mainte-

nance decision for the parish

grounds. Please call Randy Wolters

at 614�578�3942 or Sharon at the

parish office at 419�925�4775.�

CEMETERY HELP NEEDED�

St. John parish is looking for some-

one to help in repairing headstones,

etc. along with maintenance deci-

sions of the cemetery. Please call

Randy Wolters at 614�578�3942 or

Sharon at the parish office at 419�

925�4775.�

REMINDER FOG DELAY�If

the school announces a fog delay,

there will be no morning Mass.�

ALL SOULS MASS NOVEMBER 2ND�Monies that are not used by

the cluster will be sent to St. Charles to be celebrated.�

USHERS TAKE NOTE: OCTOBER COUNT�October is the month

we count all the people who attend the Masses. Ushers at the Masses

during the month of October will be responsible for counting the people.

A paper to record Mass attendance will be in the back of church or the

sacristy at each parish. Thank you in advance for your help. �

ALL SAINTS MASSES�Monday, November 1st is All Saints Day

(this is not a Holy day of Obligation this year so Masses are as follows:�

Monday, November 1st at 5:30pm�St. Sebastian �

Monday, November 1st at 7:30pm�St. John�

WORLD MISSION SUNDAY�NEXT WEEKEND we will celebrate

World Mission Sunday. Our Holy Father invites us to support our fellow

Catholics in 1,100 mission dioceses. Sadly, the pandemic is filling Cath-

olic orphanages and clinics worldwide while many priests, catechists,

parishioners, and religious sisters have died giving service to their strug-

gling people. Your extra generous gift is most appreciated as it enables

God’s love and hope to come alive for millions of people. You are invit-

ed to the website for Archdiocese of Cincinnati for the Mission Office

for details.�

PARISH COUNCIL ELECTIONS�are next weekend, October 23

and 24. We will vote at all the Masses and anyone who is from the clus-

ter and over 18 may vote. You will vote for your parish only. If you

vote for more than one parish, your ballot will be voided.�

�� PLEASE NOTE: If you are unable to attend Mass and would

like to vote, you can call the office at 419�925�4522 or e�mail your

ballot to the office. The ballot will be on the website. Must con-

tact the office by 12 noon on October 25th.�

St. John�will be voting for 1 woman�Barb Kahlig or Ashley Stachler

and 2 men�Ty Grieshop, Greg Koesters, Mitch Thobe or Greg Wolters,

Men’s Sodality Vice President�Greg Wolters or Tyler Thobe,

Men’s Sodality Treasurer�Chris Stucke or Troy Homan, Cemetery

Committee�Vote for 2 men, CJ Pence, Aaron Timmerman, Zach Ros-

enbeck or Adam Bertke.�

Precious Blood�will be voting for 2 men�Greg Bruns, Don Arling,

Tyler Bruns or Wes Everman and 2 women�Karen Homan, Tammie

Prenger, Kylie Moeller or Ruth Brown.�

St. Rose�will be voting for 1 man Vice President�Mark Mescher or

Doug Holdheide, voting for 1 woman secretary�Sarah Heitkamp,

Wendy Greenwood or Gina Guggenbiller.�

Nativity BVM�will be voting for 1 man�Brad Wolters or John

Reichert, 1 woman�Amber Winner or Kathy Broering CCD Board�

voting for 1 man, Chuck Wendel or Jim Schlater, voting for 1 woman

Angie Otte or Beth Wells. Men’s Sodality Secretary�Greg Albers or

Joe Meier, Men’s Sodality Treasurer�Larry Reichert or Ed Buschur.�

St. Sebastian�will be voting for 1 woman�Mandy Fleck or Trisha

McClurg, 1 man�Tyler Schmit or Kyle Schwieterman. Ladies Sodali-

ty Vice President�Kara Homan or Jamie Moeller, Ladies Sodality

Secretary�Jodi Knouff or Renee Wilker.�

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YOUTH MINISTRY�

Instagram: marionyouthministries�

Facebook: Marion Youth Ministries �

HIGH SCHOOL GUYS &

GIRLS RETREAT�

December 4th & 5th �

Student Cost: $100.00�

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If you are a high school student,

you won’t want to miss our

FACE TO FACE overnight re-

treat coming up this Advent.�

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Contact Chris for more in-

formation.�

NCYC�

VIRTUAL EVENT�

Thursday Nov 18th � �

Saturday Nov 20th�

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If you are a high school student that

is interested in experiencing NCYC

in a virtual & in�person group set-

ting, please contact Chris at 567�

279�1430. �

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We will meet locally in person

for:�

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*Live General Sessions�

*In�Person Breakout Sessions�

*Live & On�Demand Virtual �

Content�

*And more.�

Calendar:�

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Registration Deadline for NCYC Virtual Conference�

Friday, October 22nd�

Contact Chris �

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High School Bon Fire�

Sunday, October 24th 4:00�6:00pm **New Time**�

The Spiritual Center � Montezuma Retreat House �

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Middle School Bon Fire�

Sunday, October 31st 6:30�8:30pm�

Location TBD�

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Middle School Youth Night�

Sunday, November 7th 6:30�8:30pm�

St. Aloysius Gonzaga Youth Room�

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High School Youth Night�

Sunday, November 14th 7:00�9:00pm�

St. Aloysius Gonzaga Youth Room�

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What is YOUTH MINISTRY in the Marion Catholic Community?�

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Our ministry serves the elementary, middle school & high school students of our faith

community and surrounding area.� Through youth nights on Sunday, the Liturgy each

week, retreats, service opportunities and youth gatherings, we seek to bring our young

people into a closer relationship with Jesus Christ and His Church.�

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Our goal is to lead our young people closer to Christ.� To do that, our focus is on rela-

tional ministry and the Eucharist. �

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What does that mean?��

It means our ministry is focused on building relationships�with the youth and, in

turn, the youth with Jesus Christ (especially Jesus in the Eucharist)�so that real

change and transformation can occur in our young people’s lives.�

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Why do we do ministry this way?��

Because this approach is founded in the Gospels. Jesus called men to follow him as

disciples and eventually those disciples were commissioned and became known as the

11 apostles.�The Gospel of Matthew ends with these words of Jesus to the 11 apos-

tles,�

“Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the

Father, and of the Son, and of the holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have

commanded you.�And behold, I am with you always, until the end of the age.”�

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her deepest identity. She exists in order to evangelize.” �Pope Paul VI �

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EVERYDAY STEWARDSHIP �

RECOGNIZE GOD IN YOUR

ORDINARY MOMENTS�

What’s in it for me?�

I think we’ve all been guilty of

looking at a situation and

wondering what’s in it for us. It

doesn’t matter if it’s a particular

work assignment, someone at the

parish asking for help with the

mission trip bake sale, or your

spouse asking if you’ll take over the

grocery shopping this week. Often,

our first reaction to one of these

requests is a heavy sigh and the

thought: “If I do this, what will I

get?”�

Sometimes it surprises us to realize

that the Apostles were no different.

We tend to idolize these

contemporaries of Christ as giants

who walked with the Savior. But in

reality, these individuals were

merely human beings struggling to

commit to the task of everyday

stewardship.�

In the Gospels, we see glimpses of

them longing for praise and

affirmation. We see them jockeying

for positions of power within the

group of twelve. We see them

expect earthly rewards like honor

and admiration. We see them acting

a lot like us.�

But in the end, we see them

transformed by the grace of God.

Like all the saints, their holiness

stems from their commitment to

their call. They stumble through,

and as they stumble, they keep

trusting God. They keep turning to

Him. They keep asking for help.

They don’t give up just because

they keep failing at it.�

We are defined by what we give

when we have no hope of being

reimbursed, rewarded, or

recognized. The Apostles

understood this, eventually, and

they gave accordingly. Most of

them gave their very lives.�

Remember, they’re just like us. If

they can do it, we can too.�

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HALLO FUNDRAISER�St. Augustine and St. Joseph Mission Commis-

sion Taste and Treat is Sunday, October 24th from 4�7pm at the K of C Hall,

Minster. Tickets are $25 per person, pre�sale tickets only. Serving wine sam-

ples, appetizers, desserts, beer, coffee, and soft drinks. Contact Ann Meyer

at 419�628�2504 or [email protected]. Proceeds benefit the Angel Tree

Program.�

SIPPING WITH THE SAINTS�This unique dinner show is back! Sun-

day, October 31st at Bella’s Italian Grille in Celina a 4�course dinner paired

with specialty drinks inspired by the Saints! Each cocktail and course pertain

to the life of the saint which will be discussed. For complete event infor-

mation and to purchase tickets, visit mariasteinshrine.org or contact Diana at

419�925�4532.�

ADORATION GUILD LEARNING SERIES AT THE SHRINE�

Precious Blood Sister, Joyce Ann Zimmerman will be presenting two differ-

ent one�hour sessions as part of the Adoration Guild Learning Series. The

first session will be Tuesday, October 19th at 10am.� The subject will be

“Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament”. The second will be Thursday, Octo-

ber 28th at 10am.� The subject will be “Baptism and Confirmation”.� A free

will offering can be made with all donations to be directed to the Shrine to-

wards new Mass vestments. �

“THE FAMILY AS A PATH TO HOLINESS”�with Dr. Janet E. Smith,

Saturday, October 23rd at the St. Henry American Legion.� Taking a humor-

ous look at family life and family values and the essential role of family, Dr.

Smith provides insight into how to do family life well in today’s culture.� Dr.

Smith has served as a consulter to the Pontifical Council on the Family, is an

author, scholar and sought out national and international speaker.�� $40/

couple.� Doors open 5:45pm.� Dinner 7:30 pm.� Wine, beverages, cash bar

for beer, door prizes. Engaged couples welcome.� Call Marleen at 419�375�

2475 for tickets.� Hosted by the St. Henry Cluster.�

9TH ANNUAL K OF C RUN/WALK FOR VOCATIONS�will be Sat-

urday, November 13th at St. Charles Center. Registration at 8:30am and 5K

begins at 10am. The mission of the 5K is to provide support for Catholic

Vocations by increasing awareness as well as actively fulfilling the call for

financial support of area Seminarians and Religious Vocations. Runners &

walkers of all faiths and denominations are welcome to participate. Preregis-

tration: $15. Race day registration: $20. Participants 14 & under will re-

ceive a $5 discount. Long sleeve tech shirts � $20. Register at https://

runsignup.com/Race/OH/Celina/KofC5kRunWalkforVocations.�

JOB POSITION OPENING�Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, Montezu-

ma, seeks an experienced, organized, and people oriented Office Manager/

Pastoral Care Assistant to work as a member of the cluster leadership

team.� A minimum of a bachelor's degree in business or related field and/or 5

years business experience is preferred for this full time position.� Salary and

benefits are in accord with Archdiocesan standards.� Resumes and references

should be sent by October 25th to:� Search Committee, Our Lady of Guada-

lupe Church, P.O. Box 69, Montezuma, OH� 45866 or to�kschnipke@celina�

ic.org �

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14TH ANNUAL TURKEY TROT�Cooper Farms will be hosting their

14th�annual 5K Turkey Trot on Saturday, November 6th at 10am at the St.

Henry plant.� Registration forms are available online at� www.speedy�

feet.com.� There will be water and refreshments, including a To�Go turkey

meal � you won’t want to miss the fun, family event.� All proceeds benefit

EverHeart Hospice.�

CATHOLIC FINANCIAL LIFE�is featuring Dr. Chad Broering, an

Orthopedic Surgeon and Dr. Chris Stucke, a Podiatric Surgeon to speak

about their specialties and daily experiences on Monday, October 18th at

7pm at the CFL Hall in Cassella. This is open to the public.��

WINTER WARMTH DAY�Many people in Mercer County need our

help to keep warm this winter! In previous years, over 300 children and

adults received coats, hats or gloves on Winter Warmth Day, organized by

Our Home Family Resource Center and the Celina Kiwanis Club. We ex-

pect equal or greater need this year. Please consider sharing your warmth

by donating new, and like new, coats, hats and gloves. Bring them to Our

Home, 117 W. Fayette St., Celina or look for collection boxes at area busi-

nesses. Winter Warmth Day is Saturday, October 30th from 9am to 11am,

850 Fairground Rd., Celina (First Church of God). Donations are needed

anytime before October 25th. For more information, please call 419�586�

4663.�

MARION TWP. LIBRARY�Lego night is back!� Thursday, October

21st from 6:30 to 7:30pm at the Chickasaw library.� *Lego night is held the

third Thursday of every month.� No pre�registration needed.� No age lim-

it.� Parental supervision�required as some pieces are rather small. �

BREAKFAST�The Knights of St John will be having their monthly

breakfast buffet today October 17th from 8:30�12:30. The cost is Adults

$7.50, 7�12 year old $4.50, 6 and under eat free. � �Part of the proceeds will

benefit the Local Girl Scouts.�

MARION TOWNSHIP COMBINED CHARITIES�will hold their an-

nual drive through October 28th.� The people of Marion Township are al-

ways very generous to the 35 charities we collect for.� If you have any

questions, please call Brian Mescher at 419�852�1077 or Nick Boeckman at

937�638�8579.� We thank you for your generosity again this year.�

MERCER COUNTY RIGHT TO LIFE�is sponsoring a bus trip to Ket-

tering abortion clinic, Thursday, October 21st, in conjunction with “40

DAYS FOR LIFE FALL CAMPAIGN.” This is an opportunity to stand

up for the Sanctity of Human Life. You’re invited to pray and give wit-

ness, by your presence, for God’s Most Precious Gift of Human Life. To

reserve a seat on the bus, please call Marie at 419�268�8180 or email

[email protected].�

VOLUNTEER DRIVERS NEEDED!�Are you a safe and dependable

driver with extra time on your hands? Adult volunteer drivers are needed to

help individuals in their community who do not have access to transporta-

tion or are unable to drive. Make a difference in someone’s day by helping

to drive them to medical appointments, run errands for essential items or

get to employment. Flexible volunteer opportunity, volunteers are asked to

provide a minimum of 2 trips per month. Volunteer Drivers provided mile-

age reimbursement for approved trips. Be a super hero in your community!

Email RideConnect@cssmv�sidney.org or call 1�833�289�0227, extension

1195 to learn more.�

ESSAY CONTEST�Mercer

County RTL will sponsor two

essay contests for the following

age groups: 9th and 10th grade, as

well as 11th and 12th grade. The

cash prizes for each group are as

follows: 2nd place: $200 and 1st

place: $300! All participants will

receive a McDonald’s gift card.

Each educational or persuasive

essay is to be 600 � 800 words, and

to have one of the following topics:

‘Why I Am Pro�Life’, ‘How I

Defend My Pro�Life Position’, or

‘How I Can Assist the Pro�Life

Movement’. Essays will be scored

equally by four criteria: grammar,

facts, creativity, and inspiration.

All essays are expected to reflect

the pro�life convictions held by

Mercer County Right to Life.

Please include in subject line of e�

mail the contestant’s name. In

message portion of e�mail include

contestant’s address, age group

essay is to be entered, and school.

Please e�mail essays to

prolifegeneration.mercercounty@o

utlook.com�before the October 31st

deadline.��

T�SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST�

Mercer County RTL sponsored T�

Shirt Design Contest will be

facilitated again this year with the

cash prize of $300 for the winning

design! The winning design will be

used for the 2022 ‘Pro�Life T�Shirt

Day’. All participants will receive

a $5 gift card to McDonald’s.

Contest rules: designs to have a

maximum of two colors and utilize

one side of a t�shirt. Design entries

to be submitted

to:�prolifegeneration.mercercounty

@outlook.com�by October 31st.

Please include first and last name

in the subject line of e�mail. In

message portion of e�mail include

contestant’s address, school

attending, and age. All junior high

and high school students eligible to

participate. Scores will be based on

inspiration and creativity.��

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