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For the Coming Week's Masses4:00 pm OF October 17th
Anticipated Mass for 29th Sunday in Ordinary TimePropers: Gabe MadayLector: Jason MadayAcolyte: Jason MadyUshers: Bob Piche; Ron Novak; Bryan Brzezinski
8:00 am OF October 18th29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Propers: Gabe MadayLector: Greg RobinsonAcolyte: Greg RobinsonUshers: Dale Pleva; Fred Peplinski
9:30 am EF October 18th
The 20th Sunday After PentecostUshers: John Martz; Nic Fiorvento; Bernard
Zacharias; John Jeffrey; Will Huddleston
11 am OF October 18thPropers: TBALector: Kathryn MousseauUshers: Bruce Ragan; Tom Lesausky; Bernard
Zacharias; 2 Volunteers
11 am EF October 18thUshers: Bill Huddleston; Mike Kelly; Greg Lukas;
Erich Burkardt; Dan Gatzke
Masses, Confessions and DevotionsMasses will be inside if under 55 degrees (except the 11 am OF Mass
on Sunday which will be outside regardless of temperature) Saturday, October 10th- Saturday of Our Lady (St. Francis Borgia) 8:15 am EF Mass Int.- A good bishop for our Diocese 3:00-3:45 pm Confessions; 3:35 pm Rosary 4:00 pm OF Anticipated Mass for the 28th Sunday in OT- Int. Leo Miller (+) by Family
Sunday, October 11th- 28TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (19TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST) 8:00 am OF Indoor Mass- Int. Ted & Terr i L ink (+) by Mark & Nancy Turchi 9:30 am EF Outdoor Mass- Int. Alana Zachar ias by Bernard & Sandra Zachar ias 11:00 am EF Indoor Mass- Int. For All Par ishioners 11:00 am OF Outdoor Mass- Int. Marr iage of Jake & Francesca Brunner
Monday, October 12th- Weekday (Fer ia) 12:00 noon OF Outdoor Mass- Int. Mary Ellen & Andy Farkas by Neil & Julie Witkowski 6:20 pm EF Mass- Int. Francis Parker (+) by Steve & Dosie Kermode
Tuesday, October 13th- Weekday (St. Edward the Confessor) 8:15 am OF Mass Int. Dennis Myers by Yvonne Sadler 5:30 pm EF Outdoor Mass Int. Joseph Fleis (+) by Stephen & Mary Lou Mikowski
Wednesday, October 14th- Weekday or St. Callistus I (St. Callistus I ) 7:30-7:45 am Confession 12 noon OF Outdoor Mass Int.- Re-election of President Trump by the Scotts 6:20 pm EF Mass Int.- Men's Holy League & Legion of Mary
Thursday, October 15th- St. Teresa of Jesus (St. Teresa of Avila) 10:00 am OF Mass Int.- Leonard Pleva Sr. (+) 12:00 noon EF Outdoor Mass Int.- John Hitt
Fr iday, October 16th- Weekday or St. Hedwig and St. Margaret Mary Alacoque (St. Hedwig) 8:15 am OF Mass Int.- Herman & Lucille Bolton (+) by Kate & Bryon Bolton 5:30 pm EF Outdoor Mass Int.- Mary Mawby by Ann Mawby
Saturday, October 17th- St. Ignatius of Antioch (St. Margaret Mary Alacoque) 8:15 am EF Mass Int.- St. Monica Sodality 3:00-3:45 pm Confessions; 3:35 pm Rosary 4:00 pm OF Anticipated Mass for the 29th Sunday in OT- Int. Br ian Nachazel (+) by Rich & Laur ie Nachazel
Sunday, October 18th- 29TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (20TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST) 8:00 am OF Indoor Mass- Int. For All Par ishioners 9:30 am EF Outdoor Mass- Int. Leonard & L inda Ritola on their 50th anniversary by Bob & Jeanne Berg 11:00 am EF Indoor Mass- Int. Mary Greiner (+) by the Chad Stewar t Family 11:00 am OF Outdoor Mass- Int. Germaine Garvin (+) by Chet & Jane Janik
Be Love Revolution TCGirls 13 years old and up are invited to "Neither do I
Condemn You", a testimony given by Katelyn O'Brienon Sunday, October 18th from 6- 8pm at Christ the King in
Acme. Katelyn's testimony will describe how the sacrament of confession changed her life, as well as an opportunity for the
young ladies to go to confession with social time.
Holy Rosary Par ishioners!As all of you are aware, our upcoming election is promising
to be perhaps the most contentious period in modernAmerican history. The stakes are high for the Church. We havealready witnessed the ease at which secular leaders have closed
churches and curtailed Christian religious gatherings.With this in mind, let all parishioners participate
in a pre-election Holy Sacr ifice of the Mass in supportof this spiritual battle. The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be
celebrated at 6 am with an additional end of the work dayMass at 5:30 pm. It is the intent to start the Election Day in
prayer and petition as members of the Church fulfilling ourduties as spir itual warr iors of the Church Militant.
Adoration will take place in the Church directly after Mass- 7 amto 8 pm in order to maximize the space available for all who wish
to spend time with Our Lord in prayer & petition for the outcome of the election. "Could you not watch one hour
with me?" MK 14:34
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TWENTY-EIGHTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME (19TH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST) OCTOBER 11, 2020
From Deacon Riley Collection Totals- October 3rd & 4th
OF Masses $6,163.00 EF Masses: $3,183.00Total for the weekend collection: $9,346.00
Greetings one and all!
My brothers and sisters, over the last few months, since I have been under quarantine, I have been spending a lot of time in prayer. As the months went by, I employed many different forms of prayer while praying for you, family and friends. Our Lord has given us so many words of encouragement to help us carry on in these troubled times, so I would like you to try this!
Read the following text (you have heard these before, but listen anew) and then spend thirty minutes in quiet comfortable ref lection. I promise you will feel much better and you will have a great day!
?In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was a formless wasteland, and darkness covered the face of the earth, while a mighty wind swept over the waters. Then God said, ?Let there be light, and there was light?. God saw how good the light was? God created man in His image, in the divine image He created him; male and female he created them (Gen. 1).
For God so loved the world He gave His only Son, so that everyone who believes in Him might not perish but might have eternal life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world might be saved through Him. (John 3:16).
The Lord God will wipe away the tears from every face; the reproach of His people he will remove from the whole earth; for the Lord has spoken? This is the Lord for whom we looked; let us rejoice and be glad that He has saved us!(Isaiah 25:6-10a).?
There is an old Christian tradition that God sends each person into this world with a special message to deliver, with a special song to sing for others, with a special act of love to bestow. No one else can speak my message, or sing my song, or offer my act of love. These have been entrusted only to me.
According to this tradition, this message may be spoken, the song sung, the act of love delivered only to a few, or to all the people in a small town, or to all the people in a large city, or even to all the people in the whole world. It all depends on God?s unique plan for each unique person.
So from my heart I want to say this to you: Please believe that you have an important message to deliver, you have a beautiful song to sing, and a unique act of love to warm this world and to brighten its darkness.
And when the final history of this world is written, your message, your song, and your love will be recorded gratefully and forever.
Have a beautiful week!
Deacon Charles
40 Days for L ifePlease sign up for one hour to pray in front of Planned Parenthood on Sunday, October 25th from 9 am to 5 pm! Sign up sheets are in
the church vestibule, along with the "Statement of Peace" form.
Catholic Women's ClubIt's been a long time since we've gotten together! I hope
everyone is well. The Covid quarantine and guidelines hascertainly changed all of our lives. Here it is October already, andwe will have to cancel our Annual Holiday Bazaar in November.
If possible we can try to meet in November, if not, then we'll wait until Spring. Take care, stay safe! I miss seeing all of you!
-Lynn Reynolds
All Saint's Day Par tyJoin us on Saturday, October 31st at 5 pm for dinner, games,
prizes, and a scavenger hunt. Come dressed up as your favoritesaint and bring 3 clues so everyone can guess which saint youare. Please RSVP, even if it is a maybe, so that we can try to
plan dinner and candy bags for the children. RSVP to Julie Witkowski at [email protected]
Attention First Responders!We are working on our level of preparedness here at Holy Rosary.
It will help for us to know how many first responders aretypically in attendance at Mass. If you are a first responder,
please contact the parish office at [email protected], alsoindicating what Mass you normally attend.
STRIVEAttention Men: One of the biggest issues that destroys our own happiness, and rips apart marriages and families is
pornography. It's estimated that 60-70% of men are engagingporn with some frequency. If this is an issue you or a loved one
deals with, we have a powerful solution for you. It's calledSTRIVE and it's an anonymous 21-day challenge that men allaround the world are taking to break free from pornography.
All you need to do is sign up at strive21.com!
Confraternity of the Most Holy RosaryPope Leo XIII was a great enthusiast for the Rosary Confraternity.He pointed out that it multiplies the value of the Rosary because
it involves praying the Rosary in a way which is: public; communal;constant; and unanimous. "They were the army of prayer,
conscripted by St. Dominic, marching under the banner of theMother of God, united as comrades, the enemies of evil both
within and without" Pope Leo XIII.As we begin the month of October, the month of the rosary,
Holy Rosary has received special permission from the Dominicanorder to enroll individuals into the Confraternity of the Most
Holy Rosary. As the most indulgenced confraternity in the church,the confraternity offers a f lood of graces, and the special protection
of the Blessed Virgin which are supplied for your life now and after your death, if you should go to purgatory. The
Confraternity of the Holy Rosary has very few obligations twoof which include praying 15 mysteries a week but they can be
said for your own intentions and to be officially enrolled which can be done right here at Holy Rosary. There are no
meetings or dues. For more information please email [email protected]
Music Guild ScholarshipsThe Holy Rosary Sacred Music Guild is offering
scholarships of up to $350 for piano and organ students.Applications are available in the back of the church.
The deadline is October 15, 2020.
Sunday Evening Prayer & BenedictionEvening Prayer and Benediction will take place on Sundays at4:30 pm. Please make sure to check the website and Facebook
for any changes before coming each week!A BIG THANKS- to all who helped with the Fall Festival/NewComers Dinner! Thanks John for making it happen and a special
thanks to Dale Gauthier for smoking the chickens. And to allwho helped in so many ways. A backward year this is indeed
chicken for the "pig roast' and pig for the 'chicken dinner'!
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