810 S. Cedar Ave., Owatonna, MN 55060 (507) 451-1588 www.sacredheartowatonna.org

May 27, 2018 The Most Holy Trinity

Drawing our life from the Eucharist,

our parish family will live the mission of

Jesus Christ through prayer, faith

formation, and service.

Monday, May 28

8:30 am Mass at Holy Trinity

Tuesday, May 29

7:15 am Daily Mass

5:30 pm Finance Council

Wednesday, May 30

6:00 am Men’s Bible Study

7:15 am Daily Mass

9:00 am Bible Study

Thursday, May 31

7:15 am Daily Mass

Adora!on of the

Blessed Sacrament

8:00 am-10:00 pm

6:00 pm Spanish Holy Hour

Friday, June 1

7:15 am Daily Mass

12:00 pm Cenacles of Life

1:30 pm Countryside Mass

Saturday, June 2

4:00 pm Reconcilia!on

5:00 pm Mass

Sunday, June 3

8:30 am Mass

10:00 am Mass

11:45 am Spanish Mass

12:45 pm Spanish Bap!sm Class

If you are new to our parish, we invite you to stop in at the office during regular business hours and register with us. We’re happy you’re here!

Rev. John M. Sauer, Pastor Rev. Stephen Abaukaka, Priest-in-Residence

A W O R D F R O M F A T H E R S A U E R

P A R I S H D I R E C T O R Y

Sacred Heart Office 810 S. Cedar Ave. Owatonna, MN 55060 Phone ........................ (507) 451-1588 Fax ................................................... (507) 446-9979

Website ................ www.sacredheartowatonna.org

Office Hours: 8 am-3 pm Mon-Thurs

8am-noon Friday

Bulletin Deadline: Tuesdays by Noon

Mass Schedule Weekends

Saturday 5:00 pm; Sunday 8:30, and 10:00am,

Spanish Liturgy 11:45 am

Televised on Charter Channel 181 on:

Monday @ 11 am, Wednesday @ 8 am,

and Thursday @ 2 pm

Weekdays and Holy Days For Mass !mes, see schedule in the bulle!n.

Eucharistic Adoration Thursdays 8:00 am to 10:00 pm

Reconciliation Saturday 4:00-4:45 pm

Parish Staff Pastor: Fr. John Sauer

Music & Liturgy Director: Teresa Wolfe

Pastoral Associate: Wendy Cichanski Caduff

Parish Administrator: Sandy Strand

Parish Administra!ve Assistant: Jordan Borchert

Custodian: Dennis Paulson

Religious Educa!on: Dan Bauer ................ 446-2302

St. Mary’s School: Jennifer Swanson, Principal

Welcome to Jordan Borchert, our new Administra!ve Assistant. We are delighted to add her to our parish

staff. She will be the smiling face you see at the front desk and the pleasant voice who will answer the phone.

Behind the scenes, she will support the work of our parish staff in numerous ways. Jordan grew up in Owaton-

na, so she knows us well. Please welcome her when you see her.

Thanks to Angie Ahlberg who is leaving the posi!on of Administra!ve Assistant as her husband is

transferring to Iowa. We appreciate her hard work, dedica!on, and skills. God bless her and John as they

make this transi!on in their life.

Congratula!ons to all of the graduates. On Thursday, we celebrated the gradua!on of our St. Mary’s Eighth grad-

ers. For the last several years, they have taken one final opportunity for prayer and service as they leave St. Mary’s. It has

been great to see their Facebook reflec!ons on what they will miss. They have been a terrific group and we will miss their

leadership. As my years at Sacred Heart lengthen, I am aware that these young people were not even in school yet when I

arrived in 2008.

Next weekend our high school students will par!cipate in commencement. I enjoyed celebra!ng Baccalaureate

with them last Saturday evening at Mass. They took on many of the liturgical roles and showed us their ongoing love of the

Lord and commitment to His Church. One of the great blessings of our parishes is the encouragement that the youth of

the parish take on roles within our community. It is always wonderful to have a young person reading, leading music, dis-

tribu!ng Holy Communion, ushering, serving as a minister of hospitality. They reflect the vibrancy of our parish communi-

ty. I am sure that they will go on to exci!ng and interes!ng things. May God Bless you all.

As we announced last weekend the pastoral assignments are beginning to be announced by Bishop Quinn. Fr. Ste-

phen, who has been with us since November and has stepped up so beau!fully as Pastoral Associate at St. Joseph’s and

Christ the King during this interim !me, will become the pastor of St. Mary’s Parish in Caledonia. He has a great heart for

ministry and service and has really put effort into learning the “American way” of administering a parish. We pray for him

as he makes this transi!on.

The new pastor of St. Joseph and Christ the King will be Fr. James Starasinich who is pastor of Sacred Heart parish

in Lyndhurst, NJ. Due to the shortage of available pastors for our diocese Bishop Quinn asked Cardinal Tobin of the Archdi-

ocese of Newark to release a priest for ministry in our diocese. Cardinal Tobin is graciously releasing Fr. Starasinich for the

next few years. We look forward to welcoming him.

Finally, please pray for Ma"hew Wagner who will be ordained to the Diaconate next Sunday at the Cathedral of

the Sacred Heart in Winona. My own diaconate was at the Altar of the Chair in St. Peter’s Basilica during my studies in

Rome. It was a blessing to have a nice sized group of family and friends who were able to come and celebrate with us. If

you have been to my office you will have seen pictures of my diaconate ordina!on on the wall. It is a special memory for

me. The Office of Deacon is one of service to the Church. He will have a special responsibility to reach out to the poor and

those in need and be the hands of the Bishop in those situa!ons. God willing, Ma& will be ordained to the priesthood next

year.

Some ques!ons have arisen about the !ming of our Gi#s from the Heart campaign and the ongoing campaign to

fund the St. Mary’s floor loan. The St. Mary’s campaign is in the redemp!on phase at this !me with about a year and a half

remaining. We are beginning plans for a follow-up to raise the rest of the funds needed. We are exploring how best to

structure this and what part the school community, parishes and Catholic Educa!on Memorial Fund will play. We would

foresee this taking place a'er the comple!on of our campaign.

507-446-2300

I love doing laundry. I know, I know. It’s a strange thing to admit. I love to see the hamper empty. I enjoy

throwing a load in here and there, or even doing several on the same day. There’s such a feeling of accomplish-

ment when several large piles get down low or disappear altogether! And I’m kind of par!cular about how

things are folded, which things go on hangers, and remembering what can go in the dryer and what has to be

dried flat or line dried. So that cement floor room in the basement has become my domain, which is just fine

with my husband. I do allow Auggie to help me load the washer (he stands on a step stool and tosses things in

one at a !me, always begging for more soap) or transfer things to the dryer, something we both enjoy. When I fold a load,

I grab a few things out of the dryer and keep the rest tumbling, a trick my mom taught me to help the rest of the items not

get wrinkled. Along with a clearly finished task, laundry !me is enjoyable because it’s almost medita!ve, that act of stand-

ing there and quietly folding and stacking clothes for each member of the family. It gives me !me to think, to replay things

in my mind’s eye. This peaceful media!on !me reminds me of a sign I saw once, meant for a laundry room: “Sor!ng life’s

problems, one load at a !me.” O'en I’ll focus on the member of the family whose clothes I am holding, remembering

something we did when she or had that par!cular ou+it on, and it brings a smile to my face. I don’t always remember

when the ou+it was worn, but I am mindful of the person I love and whose clothing I’m shaking out, hanging up, or

smoothing flat. I think, in a similar way, we are called to do the same thing on this Memorial Weekend. Many of us will

find ourselves walking cemeteries, with flowers in hand. We might tend the graves of those we love by brushing away dirt

or debris, touching the name on the headstone, saying a prayer, se/ng flowers nearby, or simply si/ng down and staying

a bit. While there, we might find it a peaceful, medita!ve !me. Memories might flood our hearts and minds: things we

laughed about, things we did together, the sound of their voice, or their touch. We might close our eyes, begging God to

keep our loved ones safe and close at hand, un!l the day we can be with them once again. We ask for strength in our lone-

liness and in all the ways we miss them. Tears might s!ng our eyes as we make this prayer. Choosing to trust, we take a

deep breath, and we let them go again.

W E N D Y ’ S W O R D S

O U R F A I T H C O M M U N I T Y

2nd Annual Picnic! Don’t miss it! Mark Sunday June 24 at 1 pm for our next

parish picnic! Held here, in our parking lot, this will be a

great !me. We’ll have burgers, brats and hotdogs grilling

and ask that you bring a side dish or dessert to

share. We’ll also have lemonade provided, and lots of fun

games for children and families. If you’d like to help in any

way prior to the event or on the day itself, please talk to

Wendy. See you there!

Sacred Heart Cemetery Update Due to cemetery rules and regula!ons, shepherd hooks

and solar lights will no longer be allowed in the cemetery.

Please remove by June 1st, 2018. Thank you!

Feast of the Sacred Heart Be sure to join us for Morning Prayer at 7:15 am on

Friday, June 8, led by Scot Berkley. It is the Feast of

the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus! To celebrate our pa-

tronal feast day, we invite everyone to come on back

to the parish center a'er liturgy for coffee and home-

baked goodies. Fr. John and other diocesan priests

are in Winona that day for Diocesan Ministry Days

and also to celebrate Ordina!ons to the Presbyterate

(to the ministerial priesthood) but we will s!ll gather

in community and celebra!on. Please join us.

Nursery, Homebound and Assisted Living EM’s, Dusters, Greeters, and Rosary Leaders All schedules for June through September are now

completed and have been emailed out. If you did not

receive an email with the new schedule, please let

Wendy know. If you do not have internet access, a

limited number of paper copies are available in the

racks of the Narthex.

Parish Council Openings If you are interested in serving in parish leadership

by becoming a member of the Parish Pastoral Coun-

cil, serving as an advisory group to our pastor, please

plan to come to our next mee!ng on June 19 at 6:50

pm in the Parish Center. You can see how the Coun-

cil operates, the types of issues it engages, and get a

sense of the commitment this work entails. Feel free

to visit with our chair, Reinhold Plate or Fr. John,

Wendy, Sandy, or any member of the Council for

more informa!on. In addi!on Parish Council

mee!ngs are always open to any parishioner wishing

to observe the mee!ng or briefly address the Coun-

cil.

Eucharistic Adoration Our Lord hears our prayers anywhere, but He has

revealed to His servants that those who visit Him in

the Eucharist will obtain a more abundant measure

of grace. -St. Alphonsus Ligouri

Eucharis!c Adora!on is available every

Thursday from 8 am to 10 pm in the Church.

N E W S & E V E N T S I N O U R F A I T H C O M M U N I T Y

Desperately Seeking 5 pm Ushers... ...especially in June and July! If you can serve on a team of

ushers this summer, please let Tom Schmi&, our usher co-

ordinator, know or simply give Wendy a call in the

office. If you regularly a&end this Mass, please consider

helping. Training is easy and the ministry is enjoyable!

Are You Using Scrip When You Shop?

Scrip is a major fund-raiser for St. Mary’s school and is a

very important way to keep tuition cost down. Participa-

tion in Scrip is a way for our school to financially benefit

from many of the regular purchases our families make.

Many local and national businesses participate in the Scrip

program (including Hy-Vee, Cashwise, Fareway, Amazon,

Lowe’s, Kwik-Trip, Holiday Gas, and many many others).

These businesses then donate a percentage of your pur-

chase back to the school. There is no extra cost to

you. Scrip is available for purchase at St. Mary’s School,

at St. Joseph’s during regular business hours, and at both

churches after Sunday masses. For more information and

a full list of participating businesses, call St. Mary’s at 507-

446-2300 or email scrip@stmarys-owatonna.org

Memorial Day Mass at Holy Trinity Everyone is welcome to the Holy Trinity Church Cemetery

on Memorial Day, Monday, May 28th. The Ellendale

American Legion and VFW Military Honors will be at 8:15

a.m. The Memorial Mass will be at 8:30 a.m. with Father

John Sauer. Please bring your own chairs! In case of rain

the Mass will be in church.

Love the Rosary? If you love to pray the rosary, consider becoming a

rosary leader. This person leads assembly members

in praying the rosary prior to each of our weekend’s

Masses. Right now, we only have a handful of people

wiling to lead others in this devo!on. If you can help

about once per month at the Mass of your choice,

please let Wendy know in the office.

Peter’s Park Peggy and Gary Keller have created a park on their

land in memory of Peggy’s parents Peter and Rita

Schneider. The park is open from May through Sep-

tember and the public is invited to visit at any !me

from 10 am to twilight. It is a peaceful place to stroll,

to sit, and to pray among the plants and the stat-

ues. Reading material is also provided in the mailbox

by the entrance. Located at 55811 –

145th Ave in West Concord. Feel free to call Peggy at

507-527-2909 in advance to let her know you’re com-

ing.

Father's Day Spiritual Bouquet Cards Beginning the first weekend of June, Owatonna Catholic

Daughters will have Father's Day Cards available a'er all

Masses. Suggested offering is $5. All proceeds from

these cards will be donated to Hospitality House of

Owatonna, a shelter for homeless men.

Seven Sisters Gathering The Seven Sisters Apostolate group for Fr. Stephen will be

mee!ng on Wednesday, June 6th

at St. Joseph’s Hall a'er

8 AM Mass, with the Seven Sisters group for Fr. Sauer

from Sacred Heart. Breakfast will be served and there will

be !me for ques!ons and answers. Please contact Bridget

Kluesner by June 4th

at 612-867-2673 if you plan to a&end

or email: kluesner.bb@usfamily.net or if you would like to

learn more on how you can join this growing apostolate.

You can read all about this apostolate at h&p://

www.sevensistersapostolate.org/

SCCYA (South Central Catholic Young Adults) Event next Thursday! Join SCCYA for their monthly event next Thursday,

May 31st. We will meet for the 11@7 concert series

at Central Park in downtown Owatonna, the concert

begins at 7pm so we will meet at 6:45pm by the

fountain. For more informa!on contact Teresa Wolfe

via email at teresaw@sacredheartowatonna.org or

by calling the parish office at 507-451-1588.

ST. MARY’S-REP-CYO NEWS

Noticias de La Comunidad en Español

Segundo Picnic Anual De Nuestra Parroquia ¡Marcarse sus calendarios para par!cipar en el Segundo Picnic Annual de Nuestra Parroquia el domingo 24 de

junio después de la misa en Español a las 1pm! Lo vamos a tener aquí en el lote de estacionamien!o a lado de la

escuela de St. Mary’s. La iglesia va a proveer hotdogs, brats, y hamburguesas, y los desachables, y todos están

invitados traer un pla!llo o postre para compar!r. También vamos a tener juegos y ac!vidades para todos de

toda edad.

La Campaña de Ministerios Católicos de la Diócesis de Winona-Rochester La Campaña de Ministerios Católicos es nuestra recaudación de fondos anual como parroquia como parte de la Diócesis de

Winona-Rochester bajo el liderazgo de nuestro obispo, John Quinn. Los fondos recogidos sirvan a financiar a varios minis-

terios esenciales. Rece hoy e considere en hacer una donación a la campaña - hay sobres y folletos el altar de Nuestra Se-

ñora de Guadalupe por su conveniencia. ¡Gracias por par!cipar ac!vamente en la misión de Jesucristo en nuestra diócesis!

Bautismo Felicidades a Marlene Garcia Rojas, quien fue bau!zada el domingo pasado el 20 de mayo aquí en la parroquia del Sagrado

Corazón. Sus padres son Miguel Angel Garcia Piña y Jessenia Rojas Mar!nez. ¡Bienvenida a la familia de Dios, Marlene!

3rd Grade News The 3rd graders finished a simple machine unit with a take-apart day. We found gears, screws, inclined planes, wedges,

pulleys, wheels & axles, and levers! We also found some motors, circuit boards, and magnets. As an extension to the unit

we became inventors and created junk sculptures! We shared our crea!ons at our Inven!on Fair!

Part Time Evening Custodian, M-F(3:00-8:00pm)—St. Mary’s School, Owatonna, MN St. Mary’s School is seeking a part-!me custodian preferably of the Catholic faith star!ng on or before August 15,

2018. The custodian would work in collabora!on with the other custodial staff and be responsible for general cleaning and

maintenance of the interior spaces, ground maintenance including mowing, trimming, snow removal and picking up debris,

and securing the building at night. Please contact Jen Swanson, Principal 507-446-2300 (jswanson@stmarys-

owatonna.org) if you are interested in this posi!on.

Altar Server Training Next Wednesday If you are a student in grade 4 or higher and are interested in altar serving or know someone who is, now is the !me to join

the ministry! Students are invited to par!cipate in a server training at one of the following !mes: Wed. May 30th from 3pm

-4:30pm or Wed. May 30th from 5pm-6:30pm. Training will begin with cookies and juice in the kitchen and proceed to the

church. Sign-up is highly encouraged! To sign up or if you have any ques!ons, contact Teresa at the office at 507-451-1588

or via email at teresaw@sacredheartowatonna.org.

N E W S & E V E N T S I N O U R F A I T H C O M M U N I T Y

Catholic Social Thought

In late March, the United States Bishops, along with

Catholic Chari!es, USA and Catholic Legal Immigra!on

Network, delivered an extraordinarily stern rebuke

when they filed a legal brief in the Supreme Court

case regarding the administra!on's execu!ve order

restric!ng immigra!on from several majority-Muslim

na!ons. The execu!ve order, the bishops charged,

"has both the purpose and the effect of discrimina!ng

against Muslims." Then the brief added: "Such blatant

religious discrimina!on is repugnant to the Catholic

faith, core American values, and the United States

Cons!tu!on. ... Having once borne the brunt of severe

discriminatory treatment, par!cularly in the immigra-

!on context, the Catholic Church will not sit silent

while others suffer on account of their religion."

Did You Know?

At every Sunday liturgy we begin with the sign of the

cross: “In the name of the Father and of the Son and

of the Holy Spirit.” O'en the gesture we make with

those words becomes rote, even meaningless because

we do it so automa!cally. Yet, this gesture is one of

the most basic and profound signs of our faith. The

gesture of crossing ourselves not only praises the Trin-

ity but makes a powerful statement about who we

are. How carefully do we make the sign? How aware

are we of the implica!ons of signing ourselves? This

gesture could be so much more powerful if it were

done with a&en!on and reverence. On Trinity Sunday,

we can make a special effort at signing ourselves with

a&en!on and devo!on. Instead of trying to “explain”

the Trinity, we might take more care at expressing our

belief by the way we make the sign of the cross.

Knights of Columbus Events

Monday, May 28 - Memorial Day Parade, 9:30 am, Fourth

Degree Honor Guard will march in the parade.

Monday, May 28 - KC Chorus will sing for the Memorial

Day program at the Four Seasons.

Friday, June 1 – Knights of Columbus BBQ and Blues

Saturday, June 2 - Beneficiary Steele County Special

Olympics

Sunday, June 3 - Knights of Columbus Benefit Pancake

Breakfast at The Fairgrounds in the beer garden.

Beneficiary Knights of Columbus Charitable

Ac!vi!es.

Wednesday, June 6 —

Knights Columbus Officer mee!ng at

KC Hall, 7:30 pm

Friday, June 8 —

Ordina!on of The Hoang at The Cathedral

of Sacred Heart, Winona. Starts at 2:00 pm, the

Fourth Degree Honor Guard will par!cipate.

Saturday, June 9 - Sacred Heart Cemetery Mass 10:00

am, the KC Chorus will sing, Fourth Degree Honor

Guard will par!cipate.

Saturday, June 9 -

Mass of Thanksgiving for The Hoang at

St. Josephs Church 4:00 pm Mass, Fourth Degree

Honor Guard will par!cipate.

Sacred Heart Cemetery Mass Saturday, June 9, 10:00 am

All parishioners are invited to this special mass at

the cemetery. Please bring your own chairs. The

annual mee!ng of the Cemetery Board will take

place a'er the mass at the maintenance shed

and is open to all parishioners.

Patriotic Rosary Novena for the Healing of our Nation Please join us at St. Joseph's Church on the second Monday

of each month leading up to the November elec!on. Pray-

er will start at 6:30 pm on June 11, July 9, August 13, Sep-

tember 10, October 8 and November 5.

Nursery Available Almost every Sunday, year round, we have volun-

teers who provide childcare during the 10 am Mass

for our li&lest members. This service is available to

any family who finds Mass !me stressful or difficult

because of young children. Pagers are given to

parents in case a need arises while you wor-

ship. Ques!ons? Talk to Wendy or any nursery

worker at any 10 am Mass.

Annual Parish Mee!ng Notes On April 30, we held an informa!ve parish

mee!ng. Parish Council, Finance Council, and staff

members gave presenta!ons on various aspects of

parish life. If you missed the mee!ng or would like to

review the notes or the Q&A por!on of the mee!ng,

go online to www.sacredheartowatonna.org to down-

load what you are most interested in. A limited num-

ber of paper copies are also available in the Narthex

for those without internet access.

Mass Times In Our Community

Mass at Holy Trinity Church, Litomysl Sunday 9:30 am

Masses at St. Joseph Church Saturday 4:00 pm

Sunday 8:00, 10:00 am

Mass at Christ the King, Medford Sunday 8:30 am

This Week’s Liturgies & Mass Intentions

Monday, May 28•Memorial Day 7:15 am No Morning Prayer

Tuesday, May 29•Weekday 7:15 am Andrew and Ann Miller†

Wednesday, May 30•Weekday 7:15 am Catholic Daughters

Thursday, May 31•Visitation of Blessed Virgin Mary 7:15 am John Wierzbinski†

Friday, June 1•St. Justin 7:15 am Louise McCoy† 1:30 pm Countryside Mass, Lucille Nechanicky†

Saturday, June 2•Sts. Marcellinus and Peter

5:00 pm Vincent, Bessie, Ele, Dennis, and Suzanne Trenda†

Sunday, June 3•Body and Blood of the Lord

8:30 am Darlene Liverseed† 10:00 am Rose Halla† 11:45 am Parishioners

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Be sure to thank our adver!sers.

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Sacred Heart!

Readings for the Week of May 27, 2018 Monday: 1 Pt 1:3-9/Ps 111:1-2, 5-6, 9 and 10c [5]/Mk 10:17-27

Tuesday: 1 Pt 1:10-16/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [2a]/Mk 10:28-31

Wednesday: 1 Pt 1:18-25/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20 [12a]/Mk

10:32-45

Thursday: Zep 3:14-18a or Rom 12:9-16/Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 [6]/

Lk 1:39-56

Friday: 1 Pt 4:7-13/Ps 96:10, 11-12, 13 [13b]/Mk 11:11-26

Saturday: Jude 17, 20b-25/Ps 63:2, 3-4, 5-6 [2b]/Mk 11:27-33

Next Sunday: Ex 24:3-8/Ps 116:12-13, 15-16, 17-18 [13]/Heb 9:11

-15/Mk 14:12-16, 22-26

Las lecturas de la semana del 27 de mayo de 2018 Lunes: 1 Pe 1, 3-9/Sal 111, 1-2. 5-6. 9 y 10 [5]/Mc 10, 17-27

Martes: 1 Pe 1, 10-16/Sal 98, 1. 2-3. 3-4 [2]/Mc 10, 28-31

Miércoles: 1 Pe 1, 18-25/Sal 147, 12-13. 14-15. 19-20 [12]/Mc 10,

32-45

Jueves: Sof 3, 14-18 o Rom 12, 9-16/Is 12, 2-3. 4. 5-6 [6]/Lc 1, 39-

56

Viernes: 1 Pe 4, 7-13/Sal 96, 10. 11-12. 13 [13]/Mc 11, 11-26

Sábado: Jds 17. 20-25/Sal 63, 2. 3-4. 5-6 [2]/Mc 11, 27-33

Domingo siguiente: Ex 24, 3-8/Sal 116, 12-13. 15-16. 17-18 [13]/

Heb 9, 11-15/Mc 14, 12-16. 22-26

June 2-3, 2018 Sacristans

Lead: Scot and Becky Berkley

5:00 pm Liam Dublin

8:30 am Kris Tucker

10:00 am Kay Wagner

Altar Servers

5:00 pm Reegan Lindholm, Gabby Trenda, Ka!e

Trenda

8:30 am Rebekkah Boubin, Damian Boubin, Kalina

Boubin

10:00 am Caroline Nelson, Reid Olinger, Volunteer

Lectors

5:00 pm Steven Grubish, Samona Grubish

8:30 am Marie Ann Lawrence, Julie Schultz

10:00 am Thomas Sager, Tom Walker

Eucharis!c Ministers

5:00 pm Conrad Bahe, Doris Domeier, Emily Miller,

Jim Mundt, Tami Seykora

8:30 am Scot Berkley, Rebecca Berkley, Sue Gerdts,

Del Hartle, Joyce Hartle, Anna Louks, Ruth

Nolte

10:00 am Thomas Eichten, Tricia Johnson, Rob Kniefel,

Karla Kniefel, Glen Meger, Tony Nowak,

Volunteer

Greeters

5:00 pm Kristy McGrath, Pat McGrath

8:30 am Barbara Hartle, Donna Kubista

10:00 am Josh Spielman, Karen Spielman

June Ushers

5:00 pm Rick Van Vuilen, Robert Walerius, 2

Volunteers

8:30 am John Heydon, Bruce Louks, Dave Pfeifer, Ken

Warner

10:00 am Gene Simon, Tom Schmi&, Dan Glaser,

Volunteer

Rosary Leaders

5:00 pm Grady Strand

8:30 am F. Wayne Starman

10:00 am Thomas Schmi&

Nursery Volunteer

10:00 am Ka!e Meiners

SCRIP - Julie Schultz

Church Dusters

Week of May 27 - Lynsey Hullopeter

Week of June 3 - Maggie Klaus, Elizabeth Randall