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Ca�edral March 3, 2019
Eighth Sunday
Sunday MassesSaturday: 4:00 pm Sunday: 7:30 am, 10:30 am, 4:30 pm
Weekday MassesMonday-Friday: 6:30 am, 12:10 pmSaturday: 8:00 am
Holy Day Masses (Weekdays)Vigil Mass: 5:10 pm (Evening Prior)Holy Day: 6:30 am, 12:10 pm, 5:10 pm
Holy Day Masses (Saturdays)Friday Vigil Mass: 5:10 pm (Evening Prior)Saturday Holy Day Mass: 8:00 am (Only)(Note: Saturday 4:00 pm Mass ful! lls Sunday obligation)
Holiday MassesWeekday & Saturday 8:00 amMemorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving.
For Holy Week, Easter & Christmas schedules call the Rectory, see bulletin or go to online website Sacrament % Penance
Liturgy
Fir* Friday Devotions
5 3 0 M A I N S T R E E T L A C R O S S E , W I 5 4 6 0 1 - 4 0 3 3
6 0 8 / 7 8 2 - 0 3 2 2
In Ordinary Time
Also see our website:www.cathedralsjworkman.org
THIS WEEK’S READINGS
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament is held each First Friday after the 12:10 pm Mass until 2:40 pm. Simple benediction at 2:40 pm.
Weekdays: 11:30-11:55 amSaturdays: 7:15-7:50 am, 3:15-3:45 pmHoly Days: 11:30-11:55 am
Monday Sirach 17:20-24; Mark 10:17-27.Tuesday Sirach 35:1-12; Mark 10:28-31.Wednesday Joel 2:12-18; 2 Corinthians 5:20-6:2; Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18.Thursday Deuteronomy 30:15-20; Luke 9:22-25.Friday Isaiah 58:1-9a; Matthew 9:14-15.Saturday Isaiah 58:9b-14; Luke 5:27-32. Sunday Deuteronomy 26:4-10; Romans 10:8-13; Luke 4:1-13.
CALENDAR REMINDERS & BUSINESS
INTERESTED IN BECOMING A PARISHIONER?We welcome all new parishioners into our parish family. To register, please call 782-0322 to make an appoint-ment at the parish of! ce.
Monday, March 4 6:30 am Mass (Glen Wiemerslage) 12:10 pm Mass (Dorothea “Thea” Haberman)Tuesday, March 5 6:30 am Mass (Phil Knothe) 12:10 pm Mass (Bishop John Paul) Wednesday, March 6Ash Wednesday 6:30 am Mass (Robert B. & Eleanor B. Franke) 12:10 pm Mass (Dorothea “Thea” Haberman) 5:10 pm Mass (Franke & Bartel Families)Thursday, March 7Memorial of Sts. Perpetua & Felicity, Martyrs 6:30 am Mass (Robert B. & Eleanor B. Franke) 11:40 am Stations of the Cross 12:10 pm Mass (Thomas Tierney)Friday, March 8Memorial of St. John of God, Religious 6:30 am Mass (Franke & Bartel Families) 11:40 am Stations of the Cross 12:10 pm Mass (Clarence Mashak) 12:45 pm Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament 5:10 pm Stations of the Cross & BenedictionSaturday, March 9Memorial of St. Frances of Rome, Religious 8:00 am Mass (Isaac Nordeen) 4:00 pm Mass (Intention of the Cathedral Parish Family)Sunday, March 10First Sunday of Lent 7:30 am Mass (Judy Schumacher) 10:30 am Mass (Living & Deceased Members of the Hoeschler Family) 4:30 pm Mass (John Kleinsmith)
MASS INTENTIONS
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LENTEN REGULATIONSThe season of Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, March 6. Lenten regulations are as follows: Catholics who have celebrated their 14th birth-day are to abstain from meat on Ash Wednes-day, all Fridays in Lent, and Good Friday. In addition to abstaining from meat, Catholics who have celebrated their 18th birthday, until they celebrate their 59th birthday, are to fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Those who are bound to this regulation may eat only one full meal. Two smaller meals are permit-ted if necessary to maintain strength according to one’s needs, but eating solid foods between meals is not permitted.
LENTEN WEEKDAY SERVICESThe schedule of Masses and confessions during the weekdays of Lent is the same as in Ordinary Time. In addition there are Stations of the Cross on weekdays at 11:40 am. There is exposition of the Blessed Sacrament on the Fridays of Lent after the 12:10 pm Mass until Benediction after the Stations of the Cross at 5:10 pm.
LENTEN SOUP SUPPERSThe Cathedral Parish will resume its Lenten Soup Suppers during the Friday’s of Lent. The evening opens with Stations of the Cross and Benedic-tion at 5:10 pm, followed by a soup supper in the Undercroft. As in other years the people of the parish are being asked to donate yeast or sweetbreads for each of the suppers. They can be dropped off in the Undercroft near the kitchen. The following guidelines can be used:
A-D March 8 E-I March 15 J-M March 22 N-R March 29 S-U April 5 V-Z April 12
PARKING FOR ASH WEDNESDAYThe Cathedral encourages parishioners and guests to plan ahead for the 12:10 pm, Ash Wednesday Mass on, March 6. There are only 21 available parking stalls on the Cathedral side of the parking lot, plus 4 handicapped parking stalls. Parishioners and guests are encouraged to carpool/rideshare and to arrive early.
In order to free up more parking spaces, Ush-ers, Lectors, Mass Servers, and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion are encouraged to park, forming three single lines behind the Rectory three deep. One space will be reserved for Bishop Callahan should he choose to cel-ebrate the Mass. Someone will be out in the parking lot to provide instructions.
To avoid bottlenecks in the parking lot, please do not enter the parking lot once the large bright orange sign marked “ALL CATHEDRAL SPACES FULL” is placed at the Main Street entrance.
Hospitality SundayCon! rmation Retreat following 10:30 am Mass UndercroftSocial Concerns Meeting - 6:00 pm RectoryAsh WednesdayExposition of the Blessed Sacrament - 12:45 -5:10 pmStations of the Cross - 5:10 pmLenten Soup Supper - 6:00 pm UndercroftRite of Election - 2:00 pm, Bishop Callahan, CelebrantKnights of Columbus - 7:00 pm UndercroftExposition of the Blessed Sacrament - 12:45 -5:10 pmStations of the Cross - 5:10 pmLenten Soup Supper - 6:00 pm UndercroftMen’s Club Pancake/Omelet Breakfast - 7:30 am to Noon UndercroftFr. Walijewski Anniversary Mass - 10:30 am, Bishop Callahan, CelebrantExposition of the Blessed Sacrament - 12:45 -5:10 pmStations of the Cross - 5:10 pmLenten Soup Supper - 6:00 pm UndercroftCathedral Book Club - 9:00 am Gathering AreaExposition of the Blessed Sacrament - 12:45 -5:10 pmStations of the Cross - 5:10 pmLenten Soup Supper - 6:00 pm UndercroftPublicity Committee Meeting - 7:00 pm RectoryExposition of the Blessed Sacrament - 12:45 -5:10 pmStations of the Cross - 5:10 pmLenten Soup Supper - 6:00 pm UndercroftHospitality SundayCathedral PCCW Meeting - 6:00 pm Gathering AreaKnights of Columbus - 7:00 pm UndercroftExposition of the Blessed Sacrament - 12:45 -5:10 pmStations of the Cross - 5:10 pmLenten Soup Supper - 6:00 pm Undercroft
ASH WEDNESDAY MASSESTo servers, lectors, and Extraordinary Ministers of Holy Communion: your assistance is needed for the Ash Wednesday Masses (6:30 am, 12:10 pm, and 5:10 pm). The sign-up sheet is in the Sacristy on the ! rst vesting table.
ATTENTION ALL CATHOLIC WOMENThe Deanery Council of Catholic Women wel-comes you to a very special ‘Morning of Re# ec-tion.’ This morning event will be held, Saturday, March 9th. Mass is at 8:00 am, at the Cathe-dral of St. Joseph the Workman, The event will then be hosted at the La Crosse Diocesan Center 3710 East Avenue South, in the Refectory/Din-ing Room. Registration begins at 9:30 am with a breakfast/brunch at 10:00 am. The speaker is Audrey Lucier. This will be a free will offering event. We hope you can join us. Any questions call Rita at 608/386-5963.
SAFE HAVEN SUNDAYDid you know that viewing porn desensitizes you to pleasure, makes you hypersensitive to lust and cripples your willpower? None of this is a good for you or your family. Learn more about the harms of pornography and how to protect your family on Safe Haven Sunday – March 10. Learn more about ending porn exposure at diolc.org/shs.
THREE LENTEN REFLECTION EVENINGSBlessed Sacrament Parish will be offering three Lenten re# ection evenings on Tuesdays, March 12, 19, and 26, from 6:30-7:30 pm, Parish Center (Preceded by a potluck supper at 5:30. Childcare available from 6:30-7:30).Chris Carstens, Director of the Diocesan Of! ce for Sacred Worship will present the ! rst two ses-sions. If the Mass has become routine for you – or even boring or tedious – these re# ections are for you. Do you want to delve deeper into the Mass and relate its meaning to your everyday life? Would you like to make the Mass a life-changing experience? Want to know how to foster authentic participation in yourself, chil-dren, grandchildren? Find out how the celebra-tion of Mass can be a fountain of peace for you and a profound refreshment for your soul.In the ! nal presentation Chris Ruff, Director of the Of! ce for Ministries and Social Concerns for our Diocese will present The Hidden Power of Facetime with Jesus - Eucharistic Adoration. Folks are in such need of spending face time with Jesus at any time of the day, bringing Him their challenges, toils and struggles. If we would only talk to Him – as we would a friend. Eu-charistic Adoration has exploded in our coun-try, especially among young people! One pastor called the adoration chapel “the engine room of the Church.” Come and learn how it can you’re your own power house!
upon our own sinfulness and the desire to change for the better.
Please participate in the prayers we offered throughout the season. Observe the three Lent-en disciplines of prayer, fasting, and giving to the poor. Practice the regulations for Catholics fasting on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, and abstaining from eating meat on those days and all Fridays in Lent. All too often we do things individually. These practices we do as the Body of Christ in this to support one another to over-come sin and live a holier life.
Thank you and God bless you.
Msgr. Stoetzel
The intercession this week is to pray for a Holy Lent for the Church and all Christians.
ASH WEDNESDAY - MARCH 6The Mass schedule for Ash Wednesday will be posted as well as Stations of the Cross, Benedic-tion, and the Lenten Soup Suppers. Please read the regulations for all Catholics regarding fast and abstinence. The black books will be avail-able next weekend at the entrances to the Ca-thedral. Please take one home per household.
Dear parishioners and visitors,
The Season of Lent will begin this week on Wednesday, March. For forty days, all Catholics and Christians re# ect upon our lives and how sinful we can be. The Lord calls out to us for con-version of heart so that sel! shness will be replaced with self-lessness. For several weeks, the weekday readings were taken from Genesis 1 – 11. We heard how Adam and Eve had sinned against God. Then we heard of the sins against family, and last nation against nation. So we are given these days to re# ect
LITURGICAL SCHEDULES for weekend of March 9-10
OUR FEATURED BULLETIN SPONSOR THIS WEEK IS:24-7 MED ALARM • MEDICAL ALERT SYSTEM
The Most Reverend William P. Callahan, OFM Conv, Bishop of La Crosse Monsignor Charles D. Stoetzel, Rector of the Cathedral Deacon Joseph A. Richards Deacon Thomas Skemp SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKMAN CATHEDRAL STAFFRECTORY OFFICE HOURS: M-F 8:00 am-4:30 pmRECTORY OFFICE 608/ 782-0322RECTORY FAX 608/ 782-8228Deacon Joseph A. Richards, RCIA 608/ 780-1669 Deacon Thomas Skemp, Front Door Ministry 608/ 385-7466 Dr. Brian W. Luckner, Director of Sacred Music 608/ 782-0322 Sue Gilbert, Pastoral Ministery Of! ce 608/ 796-9016 Edward Jones, Administrative Assistant 608/ 782-0322 Nathanael Rhody, Director of Maintenance 608/ 461-2123
Maintenance Of! ce: Ext 229 Church Kitchen: Ext 233RCIA Of! ce: Ext 230 Sacristy: Ext 234 Music Of! ce: Ext 232
Maintance Email: [email protected] Email: of! [email protected] Website: cathedralsjworkman.org
DIOCESANThe Aquinas Catholic Schools System:We are proud of our schools and hope families will consider becoming part of the Aquinas Catholic Schools System.
Ted Knutson, President of Aquinas Catholic Schools Temporarily Vacant, Aquinas Catholic Schools Enrollment CoordinatorCathedral School: 608/782-5998 Aquinas Catholic Schools Central Of! ces 608/ 784-8585 Catholic Charities 608/ 782-0719
Other Websites – http://www.cathedralsjworkman.org – http://www.AquinasCatholicSchools.org – http://www.lacrossedeanery.com – http://www.dioceseo# acrosse.com
RELIGIOUS LEADERSHIP & STAFF
Bulletin Deadline:The Cathedral Bulletin deadline is 4:00 pm each Monday.
MILK MOOLA PROGRAM ENDS SOONKwik Trip is ending its Milk Moola program. Therefore, Aquinas Catholic Schools is calling in all milk caps, bag tops, and donut circles. They must be turned in no later than March 8th to a participating school so we have time to count and submit for payment to Kwik Trip by March 31st. Thank you for your help in the suc-cessful wrap-up of this program.
SCRIP NEWSAs mentioned elsewhere in the bulletin, alms-giving to the poor is one of the three disciplines we are asked to observe during Lent. Many of us think nothing of stopping at Kwik Trip or other convenience stores for a coffee and sweet roll on our way to work; or a bag of chips or a candy bar, washed down with a fountain drink on the commute home.
Consider changing that daily picture by an act of self-morti! cation and putting that money to-wards purchasing non-perishble food items for a local food pantry. If you are already a Scrip user, why not add a few extra food items to your gro-cery cart to be donated to WAFER or pantry of your choice. Who knows, your smiling check-out cashier or grocery bagger may be struggling to make ends meet at home and goes to a food pantry to supplement the food they put on the table for themselves and/or for their family.
Never been a Scrip user before? No problem, it is easy and our Scrip volunteers are always eager and willing to help answer any questions you may have about the program. In addition, by purchasing Scrip, you are actively doing an act of charity by offering your Scrip tuition credits to a family who may be struggling to keep their kids in the Aquinas Catholic Schools system. Scrip costs you nothing other than the face value of the card.
We also have $10 Great Harvest Scrip cards ideal to purchase breads for our Lenten Friday soup suppers.
GENESIS TO JESUSUnderstand and engage with Sacred Scripture like never before during this Lenten Season. Watch Genesis to Jesus for free this Lent. Scott Hahn and Matthew Leonard of the St. Paul Center will make the big picture of the Bible become exceptionally clear and vibrantly alive for you. Sign-up for free streaming at this web-site: stpaulcenter.com/streaming.
HOLY FATHER’S MARCH PRAYER INTENTIONSRecognition of the Right of Christian Communities:That Christian communities, especially those who are persecuted, feel that they are close to Christ and have their rights respected.
SATURDAY – 4:00 PM MASSSallander, Craig ASRichards, Deacon Joseph OMWirkus, Kris EMWirkus, Terry LTR
SUNDAY – 7:30 AM MASSSkemp, Thomas ASTaggart, Caleb ASCook, Kevin EM Fuchsteiner, Julie EMKlug, Mike EMPeters, Charlie EMTaggart, Michael EMSkemp, Jessica LTR
SUNDAY – 10:30 AM MASSKotnour, Timothy ASKotnour, Mark ASDudley, Mary EMNelson, Virginia EMSkemp, Deacon Thomas OMWithrow, Cyndi EMWirkus, Lois LTR SUNDAY – 4:30 PM MASSHall, Aaron ASCallan, Charles EMPham, Anh EMRoskos, Betty EMRoskos, Rollie EMGilbert, Sue LTR
Baptism: Parents may request the baptism of their infants at least two months prior to the anticipated date of baptism. The baptism of infants at the Cathedral is ordinarily celebrated on Sundays at 12:00 noon. To request baptism, please call 782-0322.
Marriage: Couples who want to request the celebration of the Sacrament of Marriage should contact the rector/pastor at the time of formal engagement or at least six months prior to the anticipated date of marriage. In the case of a mixed marriage, the non-Catholic party must arrange to receive instructions about the Catholic faith prior to the celebration of the wedding. Weddings are not ordinarily celebrated during Lent.
Anointing of the Sick: Those who are seriously ill or have been sick for a long period of time should receive the Sacrament of the Sick and Holy Communion. Please call the parish of! ce to make arrangements.
Visitation of the Sick:If you become homebound because of illness and would like to be visited, please call the Cathedral parish of! ce.
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