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St. Isidore Springville Saturday 6:00 p.m. St. John the Baptist Mt. Vernon Sunday 8:30 a.m. All Saints Cedar Rapids Sat. 4:00 p.m. Sunday 10:30 a.m Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 5:30 p.m. or by appointment phone 363-6130
Susan Schettler Parish Life Coordinator 319-895-6246 e:[email protected] Emergency 895-6408 , 899-3687
Rev. John R Flaherty Sacramental Priest Parish office 363-6130 email: [email protected]
Cheryl Machovec Secretary/Bookkeeper p 854-6141 email [email protected] Office Hours. Mon & Wed 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Michele Loehr Coordinator of Religious Education Ph 854-6141 email [email protected]
Theresa Pennington Site Coordinator P 854-6141 Tues & Thurs AM
Theresa Sundstrom Director of Music Ministry e: [email protected]
St. Isidore Religious Education Class
Kindergarten-8th Grade Wednesdays 6:00 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. High School (9-12 grades) Wednesdays 6:15 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Prayer Chain Contacts Parish Office 854-6141 or [email protected]
Sue Schettler 899-3687 or [email protected]
Cheryl Machovec 329-5352 or [email protected]
Connie Sjostrom 270-3774 or [email protected]
St. Isidore Pastoral Council
• Sue Schettler Parish Life Coordinator [email protected] 899-3687
• Mike Machovec Finance Council Chair [email protected] 854-7395
• Mike Gregoricka Council Chair [email protected] 480-2319
• Candy Lentner Vice-Chair [email protected] 389-7210
• Richard Drake Council Secretary [email protected] 480-7888
• Mary LaGrange Liturgy Committee [email protected] 854-7587
• Melissa Janssen Liturgy Committee [email protected] 321-0408
• Josh Sundstrom Social Justice [email protected] 563-451-5929
• Rosemary Dreismeier Community Life [email protected] 482-7391
• Yvette Moravec Community Life [email protected] 563-210-4532
• John Roberts Social Justice [email protected] 540-9335
603 6th St. South, PO Box 318, Springville Iowa 52336 www.stisidorespringville.org
ST. ISIDORE the FARMER CATHOLIC CHURCH Growing Faith, Family and Friendship since 1961
Mission
We, the parish of St. Isidore the Farmer, are dedi-
cated to growing a life-long Catholic community.
Believing in the Risen Christ, we are empowered
by the Holy Spirit to celebrate the Eucharist, to be
nourished by the Word of God, and to serve the
needs of the local and worldwide community.
January 12,
2019
The Baptism
of the Lord
Stewardship: Jesus, whom God called “my beloved Son,” is also the “servant” of whom Isaiah speaks in the first reading. We ,who are baptized in Christ, must follow His example and use our time and resources in the service of God and neighbor.
Vocation View: This is National Vocation Awareness Week. Celebrate our common vocation of Baptism. Pray for those who are discerning a call to live their baptismal commitment as brothers, sisters, priests, or deacons. (Luke 3:15-16,21-22)
Stewardship
January 5, 2019 & ACH Payments 10th of Month
Adult Budget $ 881.00
Offertory $ 102.00
Youth $ 2.00
Holy Day (Jan. 1st) $ 2.00
Adult ACH $ 756.00
Bldg. Fund ACH $ 150.00
January Mass Intentions
January 5 † Jill Woods
January 12 † Joan Adel Scott & Andy Louviere
January 19 † Dan & Virgie Domeyer
Faith Formation
“IMPACT” has so much to offer! It’s a deep and rich experience and I feel blessed to be a part of it. I’d recommend it to any-body.” Nicole Trapani, current IMPACT participant. The next cohort begins Septem-ber of 2019. More information and registra-tion coming soon!
January CEO: Happy Epiphany! I hope you all received the blessings of celebrating our Savior's Birth! Our next CEO is Thurs-day, January 17 at St. Jude Catholic Church in Cedar Rapids. Dr. Patrice Winkel will be speaking on how Jesus has been her life-guard and has strengthened her faith.
Catholic Men’s Conference: Men of high school age and older are invited to attend the Catholic Men’s Fellowship annual Catholic Men’s Conference on Saturday, March 16 at Xavier Catholic High School, Cedar Rapids. The keynote speaker will be Anthony Digmann(www.anthonydigmann.com). The day also includes breakout sessions, lunch, Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, and more. Register by March 1st for a discounted rate. For more details and registration, visit www.catholicmenonline.com.
You’re invited to Essential Elements for a Strong Catholic Marriage to be held on Saturday, April 27, 2019 at St. Ludmilla Catholic Church at 211 21st Ave SW in CR. The event will run 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and the cost is $75.00 per couple which includes lunch. Childcare will be provided (space is limited) For questions you can visit WWW.DBQARCH.ORG/Events or call Matt Selby at 563-556-2580 ext 233 or via email to [email protected]
Religious Education
Classes resume on Wednesday January 16th for the K-8 program. You can refer to the Religious Educa-tion page of the parish website for more information.
Social Justice updates
All Saint’s Haiti trip 2019 will be January 14– 23rd. Please keep those making this trip in your prayers and consider ways to support this ministry.
Human Trafficking Awareness Day– Prayer Service and Speaker Pam Skelton, Chains Interrupted Mon-day, January 14th 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Sacred Heart Con-vent at 1125 Prairie Dr NE in Cedar Rapids. Hosted by Sisters of Mercy Justice and donations can be made to Chains Interrupted.
Save the Date—Saturday March 2nd, 2019 for the 30th Annual Birthright Celebration. 5:00– 9:00 p.m. at St. Patrick’s Parish Center in Cedar Rapids. Visit the Social Justice page for more details on the flyer.
ST. ISIDORE the FARMER CATHOLIC CHURCH www.sti s idorespringvi l l e .org
Knights of Columbus 5677 (Mt. Vernon Rd & HWY 13 will be serving on Sunday, January 20th from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Op-tions include Tenderloin dinner $8.00, hamburger or cheeseburger baskets $8.00, chicken plank dinner $9.00 shrimp basket $10.00 as well as a children’s chicken bas-ket $5.00. All dinners and baskets include choice of FF or baked potato, salad, des-sert, coffee or fountain pop. Public wel-come! Phone 247-2000.
Franciscan Common Venture – a volun-teer program sponsored by the Sisters of St. Francis of Dubuque, Iowa, provides the opportunity for persons age 20+ to contribute their time, commitment and tal-ent in service among people who are poor. There are multiple service opportunities from work crews doing minor repairs and cleaning to helping hand harvest corn for use in Native American ceremonies. Long-term service is also available. If interest-ed, contact Sr. Michelle Balek, OSF; 3390 Windsor Ave; Dubuque IA 52001; Ph:563-583-9786; email:[email protected], there is a downloadable brochure at: www.osfdbq.org/commonventure
January Birthdays 1/3....Lawrence Triplett,David Gloeckner 1/5…Jeff Gourley 1/22..Travis Evens 1/31..Elyse Ward January Anniversaries 1/1….Jeff and Kris Ward 1/2….Curt and Teri Koppes 1/16...Don and Betty Hoffman
Roe V Wade: The anniversary is January 22, 2019.
Please join us for the Cedar Rapids March For Life. A rosary for Life will be prayed at 12:00 Noon, at St. Matthew Church (2310 First Ave NE). On Sun-day, January 20, 2019 at 12:30 p.m. Fr. Steve Garner will celebrate a Mass which will include prayers for the legal protection of the unborn. The St. Matthew Sanctity of Life Committee will be serving as hosts for this event. After the Mass, meet in Kearn Hall, (lower level) for a 2pm March For Life to Planned Parenthood (3425 First Ave. SE) where we will wit-ness, pray, and visit. Signs will be available for your use. At 3 pm we will return to St, Matthew Church for hot chili and fellowship. There is no charge for the chili. Those who want to join in but will not be able to march can drive the route and participate in the events. All are welcome to attend all or part of this activity. For more information con-tact [email protected]. Or visit the So-cial Justice page of the St. Isidore website for the agenda of events.
9 Days For Life: Every year as the Anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision approaches, the bishops promote a novena for life called "9 Days For Life". The novena is from January 14-22, 2019. Resources can be found at 9daysforlife.com.
Feed the Hungry –The Social Justice commission has again selected the Catholic Worker House and Family Promise as our Feed the Hungry projects.
On February 10th we will provide the main meal at the Catholic Worker House. See the sign up in the Gathering Space if you can contribute to this meal. There are approximately 25 people in the house at this time.
On February 17th we will provide the Sunday even-ing meal when St. Wenceslaus hosts the Family Promise Program. There are 2 families currently en-rolled. See the sign up sheet in the Gathering Space.
This program’s purpose is to intervene in homeless-ness and poverty. These two hideous conditions mark so many in our society with behaviors and life styles that degrade humankind. It should be our in-nate spirit and responsibility through our love for humankind to want to effect and facilitate better lives for our fellow man .
FOR BULLETIN ENTRIES Contact Connie by Tuesday at Noon. | 319-270-3774 |
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Volunteers for January 19, 2019
Commentator
Sue Schettler
Greeters
Jim Menster
Jim Tesar
Servers
Alex Koppes
Luke Lansing
Music Director
Theresa Sundstrom
Lectors
Cheryl Machovec
Mike Gregoricka
Children’s Liturgy
Jill Rowell
Joan Roberts
Treasury Assistant
Josh Sundstrom
Joan Roberts
Madonna Lasack
Gifts
John & Diane Miller
Video
John Roberts
Eucharistic Ministers
Sue Schettler
Mary LaGrange
Jill Rowell
Marilyn Andersen
Todd Fah
If you are unable to serve in
your assigned spot, please
find a replacement AND let
Marilyn know who your re-
placement will be.
Please check in with Marilyn
upon arrival. Please call the
church if you are running
late— 319-854-6141
Thank you for your service!
ST. ISIDORE the FARMER CATHOLIC CHURCH www.st is idorespringv i l le.org
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