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Easter • April 1, 2018
J o h n P a u l I I C l u s t e r
Readings for the Week of April 1, 2018
Sunday: Acts 10:34a, 37-43/Ps 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23
[24]/Col 3:1-4 or 1 Cor 5:6b-8/Jn 20:1-9 or Mk
16:1-7or Lk 24:13-35
Monday: Acts 2:14, 22-33/Ps 16:1-2, 5, 7-8, 9-10, 11
[1]/Mt 28:8-15
Tuesday: Acts 2:36-41/Ps 33:4-5, 18-19, 20, 22 [5b]/Jn
20:11-18
Wednesday: Acts 3:1-10/Ps 105:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8-9 [3b]/Lk
24:13-35
Thursday: Acts 3:11-26/Ps 8:2, 5, 6-7, 8-9 [2ab]/Lk 24:35-48
Friday: Acts 4:1-12/Ps 118:1-2, 4, 22-24, 25-27 [22]/Jn
21:1-14
Saturday: Acts 4:13-21/Ps 118:1, 14-15, 16-18, 19-21
[21a]/Mk 16:9-15
Next Sunday: Acts 4:32-35/Ps 118:2-4, 13-15, 22-24 [1]/1 Jn
5:1-6/Jn 20:19-31
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST, INDEPENDENCE ST. PATRICK, WINTHROP
VOCATION VIEWS
The Lord has risen; it is true! Proclaim it to the world! Pray for an in-
crease in vocations to priesthood ad religious life. (Matthew 28:1-10)
Altar Linen Schedule: All April Vicki Kegler
Scrip Cash Table Volunteers April 7/8
4:00 pm Jennifer Schmitz & Joan Wieland
10:00 am Shelly Reed & Andrea Soukup
STEWARDSHIP
Alleluia! Christ is risen and is victorious over sin and death!
We are good stewards of our faith if, like St. Paul, we share this
good news whenever and wherever we can.
Because of an early publication deadline for the holiday,
Collection and Budget figures are not available.
ST. JOHN PARISH, INDEPENDENCESaturday, 4:00 pm, April 7, 2018
Eucharistic B Sam O’Loughlin Al Althaus John Arend
Ministers: B Abby Crawford Donna Bundy Volunteer
B Jean Crawford
Hospitality Ben Reiff Taylor Simmons
Ministers: Chuck Mazur Volunteer
Lector: Connie Weber
Altar Servers: Alyvia Corkery Marie Gorman Isabella Jensen
Music: Carly Boughton Marissa Boss
Sunday, 10:00 am, April 8, 2018
Eucharistic B Nile Turner Rhonda Bussan Zach Boss
Ministers: B Brian White Brenda Davis Volunteer
B Craig Bussan
Hospitality Sue Frye Deb Merfeld Marj Lappe
Ministers: Jim Frye Mark Merfeld Volunteer
Lector: Brad Wilhelm
Altar Servers: Zoe Bailey Mikey Bailey Taylor Frye
Music: Bonnie O’Brien Jubilee Choir
ST. PATRICK PARISH, WINTHROP
Saturday, 5:30 pm, April 7, 2018
Eucharistic Ministers : B First Communion Mass
Eucharistic Ministers : W First Communion Mass
Hospitality Ministers*: First Communion Mass
*Ushers - Please arrive at 15 minutes prior to Mass to greet
people as they walk into church
Lector: First Communion Mass
Gift Bearers: First Communion Mass
Altar Servers: First Communion Mass
Music: St. Patrick Choir
Sunday, 8:00 am, April 8, 2018
Eucharistic Ministers : B Al Berns
Eucharistic Ministers : W Jim & Lois Loughren
Hospitality Ministers*: Todd Mueller Craig Naber
*Ushers - Please arrive at 15 minutes prior to Mass to greet
people as they walk into church
Lector: Megan Cocking
Gift Bearers: Todd & Holly Mueller
Altar Servers: Kate Dolan Carson Curtis
Music: St. Patrick Choir
Monday, April 2, 2018
Collection Counters: Lori Goedken , Susie Stafford, Lois Loughren
THE WEEK AHEAD
Monday, April 2, 2018
No School - Easter Break
Sew & Sew’s Quilting: John Paul II Room, 1:00 pm
Tuesday, April 3, 2018
Nothing noted on schedule/calendar
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Mass: BCHC, 9:30 am (for Henrietta & Paul Bellendier)
St. John Religious Education: Grades 1-6, 3:30 pm/Grades 7-9, 6:30 pm
St. Patrick Religious Education: Grades K-9, 7:00 pm
SJ Liturgy Committee: Cluster Office, 4:30 pm
Building & Grounds: Cluster Office, 7:00 pm
Thursday, April 5, 2018
Blessings Group: Cluster Office, 9:00 am
Prayer Shawl Ministry: Cluster Office, 10:00 am
Board of Education: St. John School, 6:00 pm
Friday, April 6, 2018
Confession at St. Patrick: 7:30 - 7:50 am, before Mass
Saturday, April 7, 2018
Confession at St. John: 3:15 - 3:45 pm, before Mass
First Communion - St. Patrick’s, 5:30 pm
Sunday, April 8, 2018
First Communion - St. John’s, 1:00 pm
MASS INTENTIONS
April 2, through April 8, 2018
St. John Parish, Independence
Tues. 8:00 am John VonLehmden
Wed. 9:30 am Henrietta & Paul Bellendier (at BCHC)
Thurs. 8:30 am Alice & Harlan Reck
Sat 4:00 pm Holthaus & Shannon Family
Sun. 10:00 am Rabbit Donnelly
St. Patrick Parish, Winthrop
Mon. 4:30 pm Marie Wickman Richmond
Fri. 8:00 am Fr. Mark Reasoner
Sat 5:30 pm Hank Lammers
Sun. 8:00 am Parishioners of the John Paul II Cluster
Saturday Mass Time ChangeAs a reminder- please note that next weekend, April 7th & 8th,
we will be switching the Saturday evening Mass only from
4:00 pm at St. Patrick’s in Winthrop to 5:30 pm; and from 5:30 pm
at St. John’s in Independence to 4:00 pm. This change will be in
effect throughout the spring and summer months April through
September. The Sunday Masses remain the same 8:00 am at St.
Patrick’s in Winthrop and 10:00 am at St. John’s in Independence.
Easter April 1, 2018
Remember in prayer: Pat O’Loughlin,
Cheryl Decker, William Burke, Jan
Bressler, Alvera Weber, Zion Oler, Pauline
Hosch, Jerry DeMuth, Rick Tresnak, Ver-
non Gudenkauf, Jim Ives, John Grover,
Shirley Tekippe, Nancy Karsten, Tony Smith, Kenny Meister,
Roger Decker, Pat Rasmussen, Eric Duncan, Jeannine Timp, Kristi
Ryan-Price , Marsha Quass, Mary Gallagher, Kay Naber, Kathleen
Meister, CeCe Sweeney, Erica Corkery, Kristy Reidy, Madeline
Shepperd, Dave Christen, Dean McGill, Theresa Snyder, Randy
Weekly, Pam Hogan and Kent Wilson
From the Desk of Fr. Beckman:The New Testament offers little on the sign-value of
the empty tomb of Jesus. So just what does it express
and symbolize? I ask you to consider three points:
First of all, the emptiness of Jesus’ grave reflects the
holiness that it once held, the corpse of the incarnate Son of God
who lived totally for others and died to bring a new covenant of
love for all people. This ‘Holy One’ could not ‘see corruption’
(Acts 2:27). Second, tombs naturally express the finality and ir-
revocable loss of death. Jesus’ open and empty grave readily sug-
gests and symbolizes the fullness of new and everlasting life
into which he has risen. Here emptiness paradoxically bespeaks
fullness. Third, the empty tomb expresses something vital about
the nature of redemption: namely, that redemption is much more
than a mere escape from our scene of suffering and death. Rather
it means the transformation of this material, bodily world with
its whole history of sin and suffering. The first Easter began the
work of finally bringing our universe home to its ultimate destiny.
God did not discard Jesus’ earthly corpse but mysteriously raised
and transfigured it, so as to reveal what lies ahead for human be-
ings and their world. In short, that empty tomb in Jerusalem is
God’s radical sign that redemption is not an escape to a better
world but a wonderful transformation of this world. Seen that
way, the open and empty grave of Jesus is highly significant for
anyone who appreciates what redemption means.
HAPPY EASTER!
Fr. David Beckman
Yard Maintenance Work Day
St. Patrick’s, WinthropOn April 14 from 8:00 AM - ??
We will be doing several projects around the church and hall
grounds, so please bring wheel barrels, shovels, work gloves and
rakes. A lunch will be provided! We do need a head count for
lunch, so please RSVP to 319-334-7191(Cluster office) or 319-
935-3905 (George Aberle). Thank you in advance for your partici-
pation!!!!
Easter SundayThe first light of Easter dawn had begun to creep over the
horizon. The steadfast women from Friday's gory events are return-
ing again to the body of their Lord. "Who will roll back the stone
for us from the entrance to the tomb?" How quickly we return to
mundane concerns and how thoroughly God wants to surprise us!
Imagine the utter shock upon seeing the stone rolled away, the
tomb empty, and a stranger clothed in light proclaiming the impos-
sible. "You seek Jesus of Nazareth, the crucified. He has been
raised; he is not here." He is risen indeed and the world will never
be the same.
We know from other Gospel passages that Mary Magda-
lene made haste to the disciples to proclaim the Good News. We
know that Peter and John rushed to the tomb to see for themselves.
We know that the wonder and awe of the Resurrection permeated
the lives of the apostles until their own dying day.
Can we comprehend the utterly world-changing nature of
this surprise? The historical reanimation of a dead man is of no real
value to us. But we know that Easter Sunday is so much more. By
the Resurrection of Jesus, life has triumphed over death for us all.
The gates of heaven are opened and the treasury of graces is
poured out upon the here and now. This Resurrection Day, let us
draw near, amazed yet unafraid, to the risen Christ. Let us recall
the words of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, "Jesus is not a charac-
ter from the past. He lives, and he walks before us as one who is
alive, he calls us to follow him, the living one, and in this way to
discover for ourselves the path of life" (Easter Vigil, April 15,
2006).
The Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Court
#495, St. John Church, Independence and
St. Patrick’s, Winthrop will meet Thursday, April 5, at 12:30
p.m. for lunch at Prairie Hills Assisted Living, 505 Enterprise
Drive, Independence. Becky Van Dale will present the program on
making rosaries. The lunch charge will be $6 and members should
call Cheryl Reed at 334-4983 for reservations.
Area Events
Easter April 1, 2018
St. John Scrip VoucherPlease Support our Generous
Participating Sponsors
Bill’s Pizza & Smokehouse Boubin Tire
Cy & Charley’s Fabulous Fridays
The Flower Mill Home IndeeD
Greenley Lumber S & K Collectibles
Ryan Pharmacy (non-RX only) Spahn & Rose
Wilson Photography
Amount $:
Name:Information and voucher available at www.stjohneagles.com
Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend Worldwide Marriage Encounter is a weekend to rediscover the
spark that was there on your wedding day. Take time to rediscover
the best friend you had when you were first married. Join the mil-
lions of couples worldwide who have learned
how to keep their marriage vibrant and alive by signing up today to
attend one of the upcoming Weekends on Apr. 20-22 @ Dubuque,
Sep 7-9 Cedar Falls, Oct 19-21 Marathon, WI, Nov 2-4 Coralville.
Early registration is highly recommended. For more information
visit our website at: to iowa-wwme.org or call 563-608- 3305 or
email: [email protected]
CinderellaSt. John School presents, “Cinderella.” The Royal Herald ar-
rives in the public square with the exciting news the “The Prince Is
Giving a Ball!” Come join us on Friday, April 6th and
Saturday, April 7th beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the school gym as
students from St. John school perform “Cinderella.”
Tickets are on sale now. The cost per ticket is $7. Tickets may
be purchased by calling the school office at 319-334-7173 or at the
door on the nights of the performances. Come out and support our
youth in a magical night of song and dance!
Jr. Kindergarten offeringMrs. Hilliard, Mrs. Sitter and Ms. Loyd have agreed to collabora-
tively offer a junior kindergarten program next year (2018-19
school year). The purpose of the program is to offer families an-
other option to best prepare their after-preschool child for kinder-
garten. The scheduling and curriculum details are still being
finalized, however the class will meet Tuesday through Friday
from 8:15 - 3:15. Cost of the program will be 4/5ths of the regular
next year's tuition ($1340). If you have any questions, please con-
tact Mr. Gieryng or Mrs. Hilliard for answers.
Summer ProgramsWe are, again this year, offering three summer programs; Summer
Camp for 3 - 6 year-olds, Math Camp for students in grades 2 - 9,
and Reading Camp for students in grades 1 - 5.
Summer Camp: Monday - Thursdays, from 8 - 11am, taught by
Mrs. Hilliard, assisted by Mrs. Gates. Cost: $325
Reading Camp: Monday - Thursdays, from 8:30 - 9:30, taught by
Ms. Loyd. Cost: $200
Math Camp: Monday - Thursdays, from 9:30 - 10:30, taught by
Mrs. Bussan. Cost: $200
If your student chooses to attend both the Reading and the Math
Camp, the total cost is $300.
FRANCISCAN COMMON VENTURE SUMMER
SERVICE PROGRAM has several upcoming opportunities to
share your time and talent in service to others. For more informa-
tion, or to apply, please contact Sr. Shell at 563-583-9786 or
[email protected] or visit www.osfdbq.org/commonventure for
a full listing. Here are just a few:
EXCEL Summer Camp, Morton, MS: One week in June
1-2 women volunteers (Age 20+) are needed each week in June.
Service includes tutoring in reading, language and math to a mul-
ticultural population. Volunteers will live and serve with our
Franciscan Sisters. Camp is Monday-Thursday; Sunday arrival
and Friday departure. Cost: $175 Application Due Date: May 1
EXCEL Summer Learning Program, Okolona, MS: One week
in June
2-6 women & men volunteers (Age 20+) are needed each week in
June. Service includes tutoring and/or assisting with the learning
activities. Sunday arrival with Saturday departure. Cost: $175
Application Due Date: May 1
Rescue Mission & New Hope Catholic Worker Farm,
Dubuque, IA
June 3-9, 2018 2-4 women and men volunteers (Age 20+) are
needed. The Catholic Worker Farm offers gardening tasks as well
as community building. The Rescue Mission offers the opportu-
nity to participate in positive solutions to homelessness. Sunday
arrival with a Saturday departure. Cost: $115 Application Due:
May 6
Canticle of Creation Center/Prairie, Dubuque, IA:
Saturday, June 9, 2018 2-4 women and men volunteers (Age
20+) are needed for this one-day service opportunity. Volunteers
from the Dubuque area will help the Sisters of St. Francis' Canti-
cle of Creation Center with tasks to keep the prairie healthy, and
other creation-care needs. Cost: $30 Application Due: May 11
Welcome to the
Parishes of
the John Paul II
Cluster
St. John the EvangelistIndependence, Iowa
&
St. PatrickWinthrop Iowa
Pastor: Rev. David Beckman
Deacon: Tim Post
Pastoral Associate:
Sharon Bainbridge
Religious Education Coordinator:
St. John: Sharon Bainbridge
St. Patrick: Jessica Gibbs
319-929-2301
St. John School Principal: Jim Gieryng
Telephones
Father Beckman: 334-7191
Cluster Offices: 334-7191
St. Patrick Center: 319-935-3871
St. John Church Hall: 334-2817
St. John School: 334-7173
Cluster Email
WEEKDAY MASSES:
See Mass Schedule Page 1
WEEKEND MASSES:
St. John the Evangelist
Saturday: 5:30 p.m.
Sunday: 10:00 a.m.
St . Patrick
Saturday: 4:00 p.m.
Sunday: 8:00 a.m.
RECONCILIATION:
St. John the Evangelist
Sunday 9:15 - 9:45 a.m.
St. Patrick
Friday 7:30 - 7:50 a.m.
BAPTISM:
Arranged after Pre-Baptism Classes.
Contact the cluster office.
MARRIAGE:
Please contact a priest to arrange
marriage preparations twelve to nine
months in advance of the wedding date.
Regulations for the Cemetery in Winthrop
& St. John Cemetery1. No Burials including Cremations can take place in the Cemeteries without
proper permission.
2. No more that 2 (two) Cremations may be placed in a single grave space.
3a. (Winthrop)-No cement footing or monuments can be installed in this Cemetery
without proper permission and cement footings must not extend beyond the width
of the purchased grave(s).
3b. (St. John)-Cement footing will only be installed by the sexton in the Spring and
then again in the fall and cement footings will not extend beyond the width of the
purchased grave(s).
4. All grave decorations need to be removed by October 15. Christmas decorations
are permitted after Thanksgiving but must be removed by April 1.
5. Two weeks following Memorial Day, all decorations that do not sit on the ce-
ment footings or on the monument itself need to be removed.
6. The Cemetery reserves the right to dispose of any flowers (natural or artificial)
and/or grave decorations when they become unsightly.
7. No flowers, bushes or trees can be planted on any Cemetery grave plot.
8. For clarification on these Cemetery Regulations one can speak to the 2 (two)
Cemetery Trustees or the Pastor.
9. A Catholic Cemetery is Sacred Ground. Appropriate gestures and decorum
should be observed at all times.
10. Your cooperation will allow these Cemeteries to be properly maintained.
ST. JOHN CEMETERY Spring Clean Up DayWill be having our annual spring clean-up weekend on April 14 - weather
permitting. The backup weekend will be April 21. Grab a pair of gloves,
a rake, a garbage bag (for pine cones), a friend and come on out to help
spruce up the cemetery. Start time is 9:00 am!
Please also read the Regulations for the cemetery.
Please take note of rules #4,5,& 6!
ST. JOHN CEMETERY WALKERS NEEDED!In a effort to maintain our cemetery appearance we are asking for volunteers to
walk our cemetery and pickup loose papers, flowers, branches and any items out of place
due to wind.
Families or individuals may walk the cemetery at a time convenient to them-
selves. Please contact Polly at the rectory to sign up for a 2 week "tour of duty" May
through September 2018.
May 1-15, OPEN July 1-15, OPEN
May 16-31, OPEN July 16-31, Cemetery Board
June 1-15, OPEN August 1-15, OPEN
June 16-30, Kathy Postel & Family August 16-30 OPEN
Sept. 1-15, OPEN
Sept. 16-30, OPEN
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Consulting Engineers & Professional Surveyors
205 2nd Ave. NE, P.O. Box 793
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Hrs.: Mon. 8:30-5; Tues. 8:30-6:30; Wed. 8-12;Thurs. 8:30-6:30; Fri. 8:30-5; Sat. 8-11
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MILLER QUARRY, LLC(319) 334-6559
Ag Lime Spreading - Rock, Sand & Fill
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