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St. Agnes Parish
March 9, 2014 1st Sunday of Lent
Welcome to
Website: www.stagnescatholicparish.com
Welcome New Parishioners For Registration Materials Contact the Parish
Office or Check the Website
Mass Schedule Saturday 5:00 PM Mass Sunday 8:30 AM Mass Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 8:30 AM Mass Wednesday 5:30 PM Mass
Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 4:00-4:30 PM or by appointment
Parish Contact Information
Phone: ............................ 715-359-5675 Fax: ................................. 715-359-4392
Parish Staff Parochial Administrator: Rev. Greg Bohren……………...Ext. #3 [email protected]
Office Manager: Deb Cherek ........................... Ext. #1 [email protected]
Coordinator of Religious Education Grades 6—10/Youth Ministry: Danielle Huntington ............. Ext. #2 [email protected] Coordinator of Religious Education Grades K—5 Mary Maly………………………… Ext #4 [email protected]
Parish Music Coordinator: Kristine Hafferman………Cell 715-921-4277 Home 715-352-3207 Parish Finance Council Chairperson: Ed Zagzebski……………….715-359-4047 Email: [email protected]
Pastoral Council Chairperson: Scott Hehir………………….715-359-1477
Deadline for bulletin articles:
Tuesday at Noon
Parish office hours: Monday-Thursday 9am — 3 pm
Friday 9am –12Noon
SACRAMENTS
Sacrament of Baptism - Baptisms are celebrated on the third Sunday of the month. To register for a preparation class, call Father Greg (ext. #3) at the parish office. Sacrament of Marriage - Contact the parish office at least 1 year in advance of the wedding date. Couples need to complete a FOCCUS inventory. Also, couples will regis-ter for a Deanery Marriage Preparation Class. These requirements are needed prior to the wedding date. RCIA: If you or someone you know is interested in becoming Catholic or learning more about the Catholic Church, call Father Greg (ext. #3) at the parish office. Anointing of the Sick—Anointing is offered at daily morning Mass if you are aware of upcoming surgeries or if you are ill. Also, if you would like to be on a list for weekly Communion at home, call the parish office.
RANDOM STUFF 2
“Remember you are dust and unto dust you shall return.” Those are the words we here on Ash
Wednesday when we get ashes in the sign of the cross on the forehead. In the Old Testament
putting ashes on your head was done either because a person felt bad about a sin, felt bad about
the sins of Israel against God, or they wanted to get God’s attention to help save them from an
impending doom.
When I hear those words, it reminds me that life is fragile, all I have is today, my time here is short, and I want to
live life to the fullest. Last year there was a popular pop song about the acronym YOLO: “You Only Live Once.”
I preached a homily about that at the high school last year. I liked to bring into my homilies there different things
the kids encountered on TV or radio. I emphasized that in the song about YOLO, their emphasis was on getting
hammered on drinking and drugs and having sex outside of marriage.
I asked them if you follow YOLO according to that song, will you go to heaven? I also asked will this make you
happy? I never thought much about the music I listened to growing up and if it had a good message. I’m sure
those kids don’t think about the lyrics too much either when they sing along.
I told the kids I live everyday like I only live once and I’m extremely happy. Our image of happiness can be a lie.
When we chase that lie that was designed for us on TV and aren’t happy, that can be disappointing. That is what
I’m trying to help the kids with. Doing God’s will is what makes us happy.
“Remember you are dust and unto dust you shall return.” “YOLO: You Only Live Once.” Lent is a good reminder
of that. Lent is a good time to look at priorities in our lives and turn to God and repent when needed.
Fr. Greg
There will be no morning Mass on Tuesday, March 11th.
For Lent I will be offering an additional time to receive the sacrament of confession-Sunday
morning from 7:30am—8:00am in addition to Saturday from 4:00pm-4:30pm.
The next 13th Apostle Youth Group for kids in 6th-12th grade will be Sunday March 16th from 5:00-
6:00 pm. We will hear about St. Paul and Lent for faith. For fun we will have a bonfire. I will
supply the graham crackers and bread. Please bring the other ingredients you would like to
use for pudgy pies and smores. -Fr. Greg
How can we speak about God?
By taking as our starting point the perfections of man and of the other creatures which are a reflection,
albeit a limited one, of the infinite perfection of God, we are able to speak about God with all people.
We must, however, continually purify our language insofar as it is image-bound and imperfect, realizing
that we can never fully express the infinite mystery of God. What does God reveal to man?
God in his goodness and wisdom reveals himself. With deeds and words, he reveals himself and his plan
of loving goodness which he decreed from all eternity in Christ. According to this plan, all people by
the grace of the Holy Spirit are to share in the divine life as adopted “sons” in the only begotten Son of
God. What are the first stages of God's Revelation?
From the very beginning, God manifested himself to our first parents, Adam and Eve, and invited them
to intimate communion with himself. After their fall, he did not cease his revelation to them but
promised salvation for all their descendants. After the flood, he made a covenant with Noah, a
covenant between himself and all living beings.
(From the Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church)
CATHOLIC POP QUIZ
LITURGICAL ROLES FOR March 15 & 16
STEWARDSHIP
3
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE FOR MARCH 1 & 2, 2014
Adult Envelopes $5,433.00 Loose Collection $ 264.50
Students $ 1.50 Votive Lights $ 25.33 Total $5,723.33
Diocesan Annual Appeal 2013-2014 Target $42,925.00 Pledges to date $39,060.00
Amount needed to meet target $ 3,865.00 Recycled Can project to date $1,288.09 Food Pantry Second Collection $2,539.11 THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT!!
Eucharistic Ministers
5:00 pm Barb Lawrence, Theresa Coleman, Mary
Lemmer
8:30 am Sandra Snyder, Jane Korpela, Bonnie
Zoromski, Patricia Steg, Ruth Lyon, Lynn
Barr, Judy Majerle Greeters
5:00 pm Marsha Berg, Marie Schmutzer
8:30 am Ted & Helen Kolka Readers
5:00 pm Sharon Schwartz
8:30 am Paul Gajewski, Jacob Hehir Sacristans
5:00 pm Jean Weaver
8:30 am Rose Cline
Ushers
5:00 pm Albert Deiler, James Hiar, Norb Rauen,
Rich Gorski
8:30 am Myron Podjaski, Norm Johnson, Jerry
Zoromski, Ben Riehle Altar Attendants
5:00 pm Tommy & Ricky Watz
8:30 am Sabrina & Alex Radtke
NOTE: IT IS VERY IMPORTANT TO CALL A SUB IF
YOU ARE UNAVAILABLE FOR YOUR SCHEDULED
TIME. THANK YOU FOR VOLUNTEERING!!
March 10 thru March 16, 2014 Monday, March 10
10:00am Mass at Rennes
Tuesday, March 11
No Mass
Wednesday, March 12
5:30pm Mass †Jackie Krause by Jerry Krause
Thursday, March 13
8:30am Mass †John Babl by Bill & Elaine Duginski
6:30pm Stations
Friday, March 14
Abstinence
8:30am Mass †Donald Bremer by Wayne &
Bernie Schilling
Saturday, March 15
5:00pm Mass For the Health of Denise Brown
by Norb Rauen
Sunday, March 16
2nd Sunday of Lent
8:30am †Gerry Reigel by Ed & Carol Becker
If you would like to schedule a Mass intention we do have several openings in April and May. Please contact Deb in the parish office if you are
interested.
MASS SCHEDULES
Wednesday, March 12
5:30pm Youth Group Advisory Mtg
6:30pm Faith Formation Thursday, March 13
Soup Supper 5:30pm
Stations 6:30pm Saturday, March 15
Soup for the Soul Sunday, March 16
Soup for the Soul
St. Patrick’s Day Breakfast
5:00pm 1st Apostle Youth Group with Father Greg
Area Communal Penance Services
Holy Name Sunday 3/16 3:00 PM St. Agnes Tuesday 4/8 6:30 PM Resurrection Parish Saturday 4/12 10:00 AM
St. Michael Thursday 4/10 6:30 PM St. Matthew Sunday 4/13 6:30 PM
St. Therese Monday 4/14 6:30 PM
UPCOMING-PARISH EVENTS
LENTEN SOUP SUPPERS AND STATIONS We will again offer Soup Suppers and Stations on
Thursday evenings during Lent starting on March 13.
Soup will be served at 5:30 and Stations will be held at
6:30. We are seeking people willing to make a batch of
soup and purchase bread for this simple meal. People
attending the supper usually help with cleanup. Money
donated by those who attend the soup suppers will go
toward our "Flock of St. Agnes" Project. There is a sign-
up sheet in the vestibule for soup makers. Questions--
contact Judy Majerle at 715-359-6703.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY BREAKFAST Plan to attend the ST. PATRICK'S DAY
BREAKFAST on Sunday, March 16 after the 8:30
Mass. This event is for people of all
ages. Come enjoy the meal of eggbake,
potatoes, and Irish soda bread plus be entertained by a
storyteller. Sign up on the bulletin board in the vestibule
or call the office by Wednesday.
Jubilee House The parish will be preparing and serving the meal at the
Jubilee House on Thursday, March 27th. We are asking
your help for donations of food or cash to cover the
cost of the meal. There is a sign-up sheet on the bulletin
board in the vestibule for food items we will need. If you
would rather donate money to help defray costs, place
it in an envelope marked “Jubilee House” and place it
in the collection basket or drop it off at the Parish
Office. Thank you in advance for helping with this
important outreach project!!
Thank you to our Kennedy BINGO helpers
for the month of February, Jim & Emmy King,
Barb Gruna and Gary & Mary Carle. Our
next BINGO date is Friday, March 21st at
2:00pm. Please call Emmy King if you can help.
715-842-8210.
A very special thank you to those who
served the Saturday noon meal at the
Salvation Army on February 1st—
Alexander, Janessa and Peter Hintz, Kenny,
and Marion Schroers. On February 23—the families of
Dan & Lori Artz and Marge & Randy Snippen and Mary
Cherek. Thank all of you for being so faithful with
helping serve those who are less fortunate.
- Marion Schroers
PARISH NEWS/NOTES 4 READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF MARCH 9
Sunday: Gn 2:7-9; 3:1-7/Rom 5:12-19 or 5:12,
17-19/Mt 4:1-11
Monday: Lv 19:1-2, 11-18/Mt 25:31-46
Tuesday: Is 55:10-11/Mt 6:7-15
Wednesday: Jon 3:1-10/Lk 11:29-32
Thursday: Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25/Mt 7:7-12
Friday: Ez 18:21-28/Mt 5:20-26
Saturday: Dt 26:16-19/Mt 5:43-48
Next Sunday: Gn 12:1-4a/2 Tm 1:8b-10/Mt 17:1-9
SAINT OF THE WEEK
St. Katharine Drexel(1858-1955) If your father is an international banker and you ride in a
private railroad car, you are not likely to be drawn into a life
of voluntary poverty. But if your mother opens your home to
the poor three days each week and your father spends half
an hour each evening in prayer, it is not impossible that you
will devote your life to the poor and give away millions of
dollars. Katharine Drexel did that.
She was born in Philadelphia in 1858. She had an excellent
education and traveled widely. As a rich girl, she had a
grand debut into society. But when she nursed her step-
mother through a three-year terminal illness, she saw that all
the Drexel money could not buy safety from pain or death,
and her life took a profound turn.
She had always been interested in the plight of the Indians,
having been appalled by what she read in Helen Hunt Jack-
son’s A Century of Dishonor. While on a European tour, she
met Pope Leo XIII and asked him to send more missionaries
to Wyoming for her friend Bishop James O’Connor. The pope
replied, “Why don’t you become a missionary?” His answer
shocked her into considering new possibilities.
Back home, Katharine visited the Dakotas, met the Sioux
leader Red Cloud and began her systematic aid to Indian
missions.
She could easily have married. But after much discussion
with Bishop O’Connor, she wrote in 1889, “The feast of St.
Joseph brought me the grace to give the remainder of my
life to the Indians and the Colored.” Newspaper headlines
screamed “Gives Up Seven Million!”
After three and a half years of training, she and her first band
of nuns (Sisters of the Blessed Sacrament for Indians and Col-
ored) opened a boarding school in Santa Fe. A string of
foundations followed. By 1942 she had a system of black
Catholic schools in 13 states, plus 40 mission centers and 23
rural schools. Segregationists harassed her work, even burn-
ing a school in Pennsylvania. In all, she established 50 mis-
sions for Indians in 16 states.
Two saints met when Katharine was advised by Mother
Cabrini about the “politics” of getting her Order’s Rule ap-
proved in Rome. Her crowning achievement was the found-
ing of Xavier University in New Orleans, the first Catholic uni-
versity in the United States for African Americans.
At 77, she suffered a heart attack and was forced to retire.
Apparently her life was over. But now came almost 20 years
of quiet, intense prayer from a small room overlooking the
sanctuary. Small notebooks and slips of paper record her
various prayers, ceaseless aspirations and meditation. She
died at 96 and was canonized in 2000.
American Catholic.org
YOUTH MINISTRY 5
Thank you to all the families who joined us for the
Lenten Family Gathering this past Sunday; to the Cate-
chists for attending and helping out; to Ann Weaver
and the Heil family for running the pretzel making. To
Fr. Greg for spending time with us in faith, food, and
fellowship. A great time was had by all!!
VBS 2014 WILDERNESS ESCAPE Where God Guides and provides!
July 14 – 18 9:00 to 11:30 am
Online registration will begin April 3
Children will experience a real Holy
Land Adventure as they join Moses on
his wilderness . journey with God. We
will caravan with Moses and the 12
tribes of Israel as they escape Egypt and learn to trust
God. Each day’s journey begins with prayer, Bible sto-
rytelling, cool craft projects, high-energy games, mu-
sic, and lots of celebration! Tribe members must be in
4K through 5th grade for 2014-2015 school year Youth
(6th grade and older) and adult volunteers are
needed and are invited to join in the fun! Those inter-
ested in volunteering are welcome to attend an infor-
mational meeting, Sunday, March 23, following Mass in
room #7 of Abt’s Hall. Call or email Mary
with any questions.
FAITH FORMATION Looking for Adults and Teens (6th-12thgrade)
that would like to be a part of the St. Agnes Youth Group. We meet the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month in the
Parish Rectory Basement at 5:30pm. Our Mission is Faith,
Fun and Friendship. If this something you want to help out
with or be apart of please join us each month. We look
forward to seeing you (Dinner is provided). Please contact
Danielle at 715-359-5675 or-
[email protected]. Out next meetings will be March 12th and March 19th due to NO CCD on
March 5th.
ADVENTURE CAMP
Who: 6th-9th Grade
Where: Crosswoods Camp
Durmmond, WI
What: Rappelling, Rock Climbing, Archery,
Biking, Canoeing, Kayaking and Spiritual Self- Discovery When: June 22nd –27th, 2014
A week of High Adventure, Fun and GOD!
Father Greg has gone before and he guarantees that you
will have an awesome time so please check out the youth
bulletin board at the back of church and look for an initial
registration form. A $50.00 deposit is required to save your
spot and then a final payment of $50.00 is due May 31st . Registration after April 5th goes up $25.00 Registration after April 26th goes up $50.00.
Mission America: Mystery Trip
The 2014 Mission Trip is coming fast. We are
planning for the week of June14th-20th. The
location will be a Mystery to the kids but
we can say it will be either out East or Denver CO to help with the flooding. If you are interested in at-
tending or chaperoning please check out the youth bulle-tin board in the back of church for an initial registration
form. Please contact Danielle Huntington with questions or
concerns. A $50.00 deposit is required to save your sport
and then a final payment of $50.00 is due May 31st . Registration after April 5th goes up $25.00. Registration
after April 26th goes up $50.00. Father Greg will be one of
the chaperones on the trip so lets make sure he has his
work cut out for him!! Easter is just round the corner, if you are in need of Easter
gifts you can help support the St. Agnes Youth by buying
Kwik Trip Gas cards, Marcus Theatre movie tickets and
NOW POLITO’S PIZZA. Marcus Theatres tickets are $8.50
each and they are valid during all movie times however,
might be extra charge for 3D movies, For every 2 tickets
purchased you will receive $3.00 off your concession
stand purchase. Kwik Trip cards are available in $10, $20,
$25, $50, and $100.00 increments AND NOW POLITOS ARE
AVAILABLE IN $10 GIFT CARDS. Stop in the office if you
are interested.
6th-10th grade Lenten projection for 2014
BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF FAITH
GIVE THE GIFT OF PEWS
· This year’s Lenten box money is going to Holy Cross Parish
of Santa Cruz Bolivia, they are in need of Church pews.
· For every box your child brings back they will
get to write their name on a paper pew and
stick on the bulletin board. Let’s fill the Church. Can they Count on you this year?
2nd Annual Youth Spring Plant Sale
Think Spring! Tired of cold and snow? What better way to
take your mind off of winter, than planning for bright-
ening your home, patio, and garden with beautiful hanging
baskets and planters. St. Agnes Youth’s 2nd Annual Spring flower sale
will benefit our summer Mission America: Mystery Trip and Ad-
venture Camp. We will begin taking orders the weekend of
March 8th and March 9th . Come visit us at our table!
Again this year, beautiful hanging baskets are available
for $25 (Geraniums, Fuchsias, Million Bells or New Guinea Impa-
tiens in a variety of colors) and patio planters are available for $28 (combination of 2 geraniums, 2 vines and 4 fillers). Pay-
ments is required at the time of you order. Pick-up date is
Thursday May 8th in time for Mother’s Day, May 11th. Contact
Danielle Huntington (715) 359-5675 or by email:
[email protected]. Thank you for your
continued support!
Stay tuned for an upcoming Movie Night!
SUNDAY GOSPEL REFLECTION 6
Reflecting On Sunday’s Readings
THE FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT—March 9, 2014
Introduction: Lent, the forty days and nights proceeding Easter, should be a meaningful time of prepa-
ration which we look forward to with anticipation. The early church saw these days as preparation not
only for candidates presenting themselves for baptism, but also for the entire church.
Lent can be a time of both sorrow and joy as we reflect on our humanity and on him who is the re-
deemer of our humanity. During Lent, as we read, pray, and reflect we often sadly recognize our hard-
ness of heart, willful disobedience, and lukewarm devotion. This very recognition of our stained human-
ity should give us hope. As C.S. Lewis said, “It is when we notice the dirt that God is most present in us, it
is the very sign of his presence.”
St. Francis de Sales tells of St. Catherine of Siena’s struggle with temptation. “This temptation contin-
ued for a long time until our Lord one day appeared to her and she said to him, ‘Where were you, my
sweet Lord, when my heart was filled with such a great darkness and filth?’ He answered, ‘My daugh-
ter, I was within your heart.’ ‘But how could you dwell within my heart where there was so much impu-
rity?’ she asked, ‘Is it possible that you could dwell in so foul a place?’ Our Lord replied to her, ‘Tell me,
did the filthy thought within your heart bring you pleasure or gloom, grief or delight?’ and she said, ‘The
very greatest grief and gloom.’ He replied, ‘Who placed this great grief and gloom in your heart but
me who remained hidden in the very center of your soul? My daughter, believe me, if I had not been
present there those thoughts which beset your will and which you could not drive away would certainly
have conquered and entered into it. Once accepted with pleasure by your free will, they would have
brought death to your soul. Since I was present within you, I put that displeasure and resistance in your
heart and thus enabled it to reject the temptation as far as it could. When unable to do as much as it
wanted to it felt still greater displeasure and dislike for both the temptation and for itself. Thus these trials
have been a great source of merit and profit for you and have greatly increased your strength and vir-
tue’”
This Sunday’s Gospel reading gives us immense insight into the nature of temptation and the source
of strength to overcome temptation. Someone, speaking of temptation has said, “We can’t prevent
the birds from flying overhead but we can prevent them from building a nest in our hair.” So it is with
temptation. We cannot prevent our soul from being subjected to temptation, it is part of the human
drama. However, we don’t need to surrender to it.
Even Jesus, the Son of God was put to the test by Satan. Satan pulled out all the stops and ap-
pealed to all of man’s senses and inner desires for self preservation and glorification to tempt Jesus to
step outside of the Father’s will. But Jesus did not succumb. In his experience overcoming temptation
Jesus provides the key elements we need for overcoming temptation also. As a Jewish man Jesus was
schooled in sacred Scripture to understand both the nature of the Father, and his expectations of us for
living a holy life and Jesus was already determined that he would submit to the Father’s will, regardless.
So when a tempting situation was offered to him he knew the Father’s will as revealed in the Scripture,
and willingly surrendered his will to the Father’s.
Jesus’ experience and St. Francis de Sales’ advice have one thing in common, the Word of God.
Jesus who is the Living Word used the written Word to safely lead him out of temptation’s trap. St. Fran-
cis de Sales rightly identified the indwelling Word of God as the one who safely turns our dark days of
temptation into stepping stones of strength and virtue. As we enter these days of Lent, let’s not primarily
fasten our eyes on our stained humanity but rather upon him who is the answer to that stain, the Word
of God, the indwelling presence of Jesus.
By Richard A. Cleveland.
COMMUNITY NEWS & EVENTS 7
Please Check the Event Flyers on the Bulletin Board
Fish fry flyers are posted on the bulletin board in the
vestibule be sure to check them out and enjoy!
Holy Temptations
St. Florian Church Basement
March 22, 2014 5:00pm
Our fourth annual feast night—sample a variety of
delectable dishes from our parish’s best chefs. Enjoy a
relaxing evening of food & spirits with old friends and
new!! Check out the many raffle items!! $15 in
advance and $20 at the door. Table for eight $100.
Proceeds to support St. Florian Youth Group. Call 715-
446-3085 for more information,
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store Volunteers Needed:
Come one - Come all!! Our St. Vincent de Paul Thrift
Store is a busy place. If you haven't shopped yet please
stop in at 131 Thomas Street and look around. The
merchandise changes daily. We are in need of many
volunteers for Saturdays. Work as few or as many hours
as you want. There are several volunteer opportunities to
choose from - you will be sure to find something that
interests you. Can't wait to see you. Please call 715-298-
3028 for additional information or to volunteer. The
proceeds from the SVdP Thrift Store services the entire
Wausau area.
Catholic Charities—March 8/9
Bishop William Callahan and Catholic Charities cordially
invite you to join us for the 3rd Annual Wausau Lenten
Luncheon on Wednesday, March 26 at St. Michaels
Catholic Church! The luncheon begins at 11:30 am and
will include gourmet soup, salad and bread. Cost is $25/
person. Please RSVP online at www.cclse.org by March
20 as seating is limited. Call 715.849.3311 with any
questions.
Catholic Charities—March 15/16
Please join us on Wednesday, March 26 for our 3rd Annual
Lenten Luncheon as we recognize the 2014 “In My
Name” Award Recipient: Tim and Lois Murphy for their
outstanding community service work! Reservations can
be made at www.cclse.org or call 715.849.3311. Please
RSVP by March 20 as seating is limited!
ADVERTISER OF THE WEEK We wish to thank the businesses who use our
bulletin for advertising their products and/or
services. We appreciate your support!!
St. Anthony Spirituality Center Current Events Celtic Spirituality and the New Evangelization Retreat
March 14-16, 2014
This retreat will focus on the Celts and Celtic culture in
Celtic Lands before Christianity and what happens to
the people and their culture after Christianity has arrived.
We will be looking for lessons which we can learn to help
us with the New Evangelization, called for by Pope
Francis. Presented by Deacon Michael Cullen. Offering:
$170.
Lenten Evening: Walk the Way
Thursday, March 27, 2014 -- 6-8 p.m.
During this evening, enjoy a meal at 6 p.m. followed by a
presentation on how to Walk the Way following in the
love of Christ as manifested in the mystery of the Cross. A
wonderful way to enhance your Lenten journey toward
the “hallelujah” of Easter! Presented by Fr. Frank Corradi
and Barb Ceranski. Offering: $30.
If you’d like more information about any of the Center’s
events, or if you need a ride, please contact the Center
at 715-443-2236 or email [email protected]. Find us on
Facebook for daily meditations and news. Visit our site at
www.sarcenter.com for a complete listing of all
upcoming events or to register.
The Members of the OFS, Order of Franciscan Secular,
Saint James Fraternity, Wausau, WI will have their
gathering on Sunday, March 9, 2014, at 2:00 P.M.
at Saint Michael’s Parish dinning room.
Father Al Burkhardt from Saint Ann’s Parish, will be our
guest speaker. His presentation will be “The Faith Bucket
List” A pot luck dinner will follow Fr. Burkhardt’s talk.
Guests are welcome to attend.
The Catholic Daughters will meet March 17th at 7:00pm at
St. Therese Church. There will be an evening of reflection
with Sister Carol Hlava. Bring friends.
Needed: Communion Ministers at Aspirus Hospital
As faithful Catholics are aware, Holy Communion
brings us spiritual and emotional strength to cope with
many of life’s difficult moments. For those of us blessed
with good or adequate health, we have the privilege of
attending Sunday or weekday Mass and receiving
Christ’s presence there to strengthen us for the week.
Hospitalized patients are just as needy, and long for
Christ to be brought to them in their pain and suffering.
Could you spare an hour a week or month to be the
feet that enable Christ to visit and comfort the sick? You
chose the day, and the frequency. The hours are
between 8am & 10am every day of the week. We
provide training.
Call Pat Duffield, Coordinator of Catholic Ministry, 847-
2000, Ext. 52376 or Ext. 54928 for additional information, or
find Aspirus Wausau Hospital Volunteers on the Internet.
Or Listen on-line at
RelevantRadio.com
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