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PRIESTS: 402-564-7151
Pastor. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Fr. Mike Swanton
Assistant Pastor . . . . . . . . . . . Fr. Walter Jong-A-Kiem
Permanent Deacons. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dan Keiter Larry Mielak, Jim Naughtin and Art Spenner
PARISH OFFICE TEAM: 402-564-7151
Parish Secretary. . . …… . .Steph Johnson/Linda Levos Liturgist……………….... . . . . . . . . . . . .Dianne Keiter
Pastoral/Stewardship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Belinda Keiter
Family Faith Formation Coordinator. .Cheryl Rambour
Business Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kim Arlt
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jorge Torres
Youth Ministry/GodTeens Sarah Doerneman. . . . . . [email protected]
HISPANIC MINISTRY Fr. Jairo Congote . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-352-3540 GRADE SCHOOL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 402-564-7153 Principal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cheryl Zoucha
Secretary. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Barb Brockhaus
PRESCHOOL/CHILDCARE. . . . . . . .402-564-9338 Director. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kim Kluever
SCOTUS JR. & SR. HIGH SCHOOL 402-564-7165 President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jeff Ohnoutka
St. Bonaventure The Epiphany Of The Lord January 03, 2021
Catholic Church 1565 18th Avenue
Columbus, Nebraska 68601
www.stboncc.com [email protected]
RECTORY OFFICE . . . . . . . .402-564-7151
FAX. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .402-562-6025
Office Hours: Mon-Thurs 8:30am - Noon; 1:00 - 4:30pm Friday 8:30am - Noon
Bulletin notices: Submit in writing to the rectory on Jan. 04 for Jan. 10
MASS SCHEDULE Weekend: Saturday: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:00 a.m., 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. 6:15 p.m.-Spanish Rosary is prayed 30 minutes before Mass. Twenty-four hour Eu-charistic Adoration in the Scotus Chapel. Call Joan Jahn 402-910-0958 for an open hour. For security purposes only assigned adorers and subs will be permitted inside the Scotus Chapel. Daily: Tuesday through Friday: 6:30 a.m. at St. Bonaventure Church
SACRAMENTS Reconciliation: Saturdays: 3:30-4:30 p.m. at St. Bonaventure Church and by appointment. Please call the church office.
Baptism Pre-Baptism class is required. Classes are offered every month on the Monday before the second Sunday. To register call the rectory. Parents should be active in their faith and be registered in the parish.
Marriage: Contact the pastor at least six months prior to a wedding. Couples should either be registered in the parish or have some connection to the parish.
Hospital Visitation: Due to privacy laws, hospitals no longer notify the parish office if parishioners are admitted. Please contact the rectory if you or one of your family members are going to be hospitalized.
Sick Calls: Contact the rectory with questions.
Vocations: Do you have questions about vocations, or would like to talk about your vocation? Call the pastor, visit archomaha.org/ministries/vocations/, contact Fr. Roza at 402-558-3100 or [email protected] or our Vocation Commitee: Leonard & Theresa Gabriel 402-910-4563 or [email protected].
New Parishioners: If you would like to join our parish, register online at stboncc.com or stop in the Parish Office.
PARISH NEWS ST. BONAVENTURE COLUMBUS, NE
CHECK US OUT! STBONCC.COM Visit our website to read our bulletin, learn about ministry opportunities, FFF, upcoming events and more!
FACEBOOK.COM\STBONCC Follow our Facebook page to stay informed of upcoming events, holy days and much more!
FLOCKNOTE Sign up for Flocknote and r eceive email & text updates on Mass times, office hours and other parish reminders!
CHURCH CLEANING Crew #7 will clean the Church on Friday, January 8 at 10:00am. Thank you to Crew # 12 and all those who cleaned church on
Saturday December 26th.
NIGHT OF ENTERTAINMENT
Saturday, March 6, 2021 is our annu-al NOE. Tickets are still available to purchase in the church office. Please
join us for this fun night including dinner, silent & grand auction and live entertainment with Dueling Pianos! Donated items for the auctions can be dropped off at the church office or if you pre-fer the committee to pick up your donation, email [email protected]. For questions or more infor-mation contact our NOE Chairs: Troy & Elaine Zoucha, Aaron & Jayme Puntney, Tony & Julie Kreikemeier. Co-Chairs: Clint & Liz Hamling, John & Stephany Rother, Neal & Megan Valorz.
From our Pastor... Today, we celebrate the Epiphany, which means the appearance or revealing of the savior to humanity. It is interesting that God chose
three non-Jewish, priestly kings to visit Jesus first. This is no accident. The Jews were looking for a strong military king who would overthrow the Romans. Since most will not accept the Messiah as a religious leader, God widens his gift of salvation to all people who will accept him. Legend has it that the three wise men were scholars of astronomy and astrology. Melchior is a king of Persia; Gaspar is a king of India; and Balthazar is a king of Arabia. The magi bring gold (symbolizing the kingship of Jesus); frankincense (a fragrant incense symbolizing that Jesus will be a pleasant sacrifice to the Lord, wholly giving himself like a burnt offering); and myrrh (a spice used for embalming, symbolizing the death of Jesus). Blessings,
NEW LITURGICAL YEAR Our new Breaking Bread missalettes are availa-ble. If your household would like to request a copy, please call the church office at 402-564-7151 or email [email protected]. You will be respon-sible for keeping your book, bringing it to Mass and taking it home again!
MASS INTENTIONS Parishioners are able to schedule up to 3 Mass inten-tions (up to 2 weekend Masses). Non-parishioners can schedule 1 Mass. Intentions must be made in person at the rectory and cannot be taken over the phone. Additional intentions can be given as memorials or submitted to be sent to the retired priests in the Archdiocese.
MEALS ON WHEELS St. Bon's is scheduled to deliver Meals on Wheels the week of January 18. Please call me, Jan Brezinski, 402-564-6788 or 402-276-0128 if you'll be able to help deliver meals to the home bound that week.
SEMINARY ENVELOPE Please use your Seminary envelope to support our seminarians including our very own parishioner, Isaac Ostdiek. The Archdiocese of Omaha is current-ly blessed with twenty-two men study-
ing for the Priesthood. We humbly ask for your continued pray-ers, sacrifices and generous financial support.
THANK YOU!!! Thank you to the many parishioners who donated for the St. Bonaventure Grade School water heater. We are beyond grateful for the quick
response and generosity we have received in a time of need!
STEWARDSHIP SPANISH ANUNCIOS en ESPAÑOL
Memorial Gifts Have Been Given In Memory of:
Stained Glass Windows: Richard Ziemba: Janet Bolton Betty Bender: M/M Jack & Paula Young
WEEKEND COLLECTIONS December 20, 2020
Contributions Received.…………………………..…...$30,810.82 Year-To-Date Actual Received……………………....$451,764.81 Year-To-Date Budgeted……………………………...$477,400.00 Net Excess (Deficit)……………………………….…($25,635.00)
STAINED GLASS WINDOWS Contributions Received..………………...…$5,191.20 Donations to-date………………………..$361,818.04 Total estimated repair cost………………$380,000.00 Learn more online at http://stboncc.com/stained-glass-windows/
LOTTERY CALENDAR WINNERS December 28 – December 31, 2020
$55-(037) Mary Roddy 12-28-20 $55-(0723) Keith Evans 12-29-20 $55-(0036) St. Bonaventure School 12-30-20 $55-(0808) Leory & Judy Rupp 12-31-20 Thank you to all those who purchased a 2021 Lottery Calendar! This event is a significant fundraiser to help our yearly budget.
We appreciate all of your support and good luck this year!
SCRIP SALES Scrip orders can be picked up during school hours at the school office. Please call or email the
school office -564-7153; [email protected] by 11:00 a.m.
Weekly Sales ...……………....…..………………..…..$36,860.00 Profit………………………………..……..…….………$1,729.25 Year-To-Date.………….……………………………...$23,065.49 March 31, 2021 Goal…………………………………..$35,000.00
CHRISTMAS FLOWERS (partial list)
In Memory of: Donated By: Kenneth Eckholt Imelda Eckholt Kyler Wemhoff M/M Michael Preister Orma Klassen Mary Peterson L/D Brezenski & Bialas Family M/M Leonard Brezenski Stacey Ann Romberg, M/M Mark Romberg Arnie Romberg Charles Kuta Family, Gilbert Cave M/M Timothy Cave Family, Stanley Paczosa Family, Charlie & Delores Podroza Jack Pinger M/M Ron Pinger Bill Gannon Ann Gannon Mildred Heibel & Bud Heibel M/M Jon Heibel Richard, Ron & Donna Bernt Eva Bernt Pete Sleddens Stella Sleddens Clinton & Viola Landholm, M/M Mark Landholm Don C. Svoboda, Larry & Darlene Sloup, Jim J. & Rose M. Svoboda Rott/Buettner Families M/M Richard Buettner John/Christine Clupny & Marlo Sylvia Houske-Knowlton Hareske Families
Donated By: Jose Garcia M/M Joseph Tooley M/M George Steinsberger M/M Robert Steinke
FIESTA DE LA EPIFANÍA Por Padre Jairo Congote
La fiesta de la Epifanía o manifestación del Señor es un desdoblamiento y prolongación de la fiesta de Navidad. Antiguamente, las dos
fiestas se celebran juntas en un mismo dia. Jesús que se reveló pobre en la carne a los pobres de su pueblo el dia de Navidad; en este dia se revela gloriosamente a las naciones. El relato del evangelio de esta fiesta es un midrash o leyen-da teológica que se apoya a la vez en textos del antiguo tes-tamento (magos, estrella, Belén, Judá, reyes) y en sucesos del tiempo del evangelista, del tiempo de Jesús. Quizás una conjunción de los planetas Venus, Júpiter y Saturno, hacia el año 7 a.c. puso en marcha a unos “magos”, astrólogos o líderes religiosos del área de Persia; la leyenda posterior los convirtió en “reyes” (hoy es el dia del Rey de Reyes), para ver cumplidas las profecías de los salmos; se les dieron nombres (Melchor, Gaspar y Balta-zar), y raza (blanco, negro, rojo/amarillo) para que fueran representantes de la humanidad pagana que reconocía a Jesús. La leyenda añade que se hicieron cristianos, que fue-ron mártires y están enterrados en la catedral de Colonia, en Alemania. Nosotros como los magos, para encontrar a Jesús, tene-mos que ponernos en marcha; tenemos que seguir la estre-lla. Herodes se turbó ante la noticia de los magos. Los líde-res religiosos se quedaron paralizados, y solo Herodes pro-cedió con astucia y diligencia. Los magos llegaron a Belén y “vieron” a María y al Niño (Nótese la insistencia de Ma-teo al mencionar siempre al “Niño y a su Madre”. No hay que separar a Jesús de Maria). Los magos “vieron” a Jesús con los ojos de la fe, en la humildad y pobreza, sin fiestas ni ceremonias, sin decora-ciones ni riquezas; los únicos personajes o pajes que acom-pañan a Jesús son el buey y la mula. Los magos llevaron a Jesús lo mejor que tenían y lo usaron para expresar su fe y reverencia: Oro, para Jesús-Rey; incienso para el Sacerdote-Dios; y la mirra para el hombre-víctima que sufrirá la muerte para ser Redentor y Salvador efectivo. Cuando Jesús creció y se hizo adulto, la historia de la in-fancia volvió a repetirse: los paganos se acercaron a Jesús y creyeron en él, mientras que muchos judíos, especialmente las autoridades religiosas, permanecieron indiferentes y hostiles. Hoy podemos meditar en el desafío que esta fiesta nos hace. Nosotros también miramos a Jesús con ojos de fe y le ofrecemos lo mejor que tenemos y sabemos. Le ofrece-mos ante todo nuestros corazones, pero también tenemos que ofrecerle nuestros dones materiales que son dones que hemos recibido de él. Estamos agradecidos a estos persona-jes, los magos, que fueron nuestros predecesores en la fe y que nos dejaron un ejemplo para imitar. Hoy, en la liturgia se podría emplear el incienso que nos recuerde el don de los magos; tambien podriamos ser mas generosos que de costumbre, para mostrarle al Se-ñor nuestro agradecimiento por habernos llamado a la fe. La colecta se podria llevar con algo mas de solemnidad, depositandola al pie del nacimiento.
The Epiphany of the Lord January 03, 2021 SPIRITUAL/LITURGY
Today we include the following parishioners and friends who are sick and are in need of your care and love. Please pray for those who need the hope and strength of the Lord:
Sam Nahorny, Fernanda Madrigal, Eldon Jedlicka
We also pray for those who have died: Isabella Abbott, Dennis Laska, Bernard “Ben” Rohloff
Monday, 01/04 No Mass
Tuesday, 01/05
6:30 AM U Myron Bridges
Wednesday, 01/06
Myron Bridges
6:30 AM U Jim & Rose Svoboda
Thursday , 01/07 Thursday , 01/07
6:30 AM U Lorraine Mausbach
Friday, 01/08 6:30 AM U Liv/Dec Joe Keiter Family
Saturday, 01/09 5:00 PM U Cec Williams
Sunday, 01/10 Sunday, 01/10
7:00 AM U Fred & Tillie Gall
8:30 AM U Liv/Dec Jaixen/Krzycki Family
10:30 AM U Liv/Dec Jaixen/Krzycki FamilyLiv/Dec Jaixen/Krzycki Family
Tillie Cieloha Sokol
6:15 PM St. Bonaventure Parishioners
PRAYING WITH YOU If you experience the loss of a loved one, we want to pray with you as a community of faith. Contact Belinda at 402-564-7151.
BECOME A WARRIOR TODAY! The Confraternity of Warriors in Christ employs the powerful spiritual weapon of Intercessory Prayer by all Christians of all denominations from all over the
world to combat the evil force behind the war with Satan we are fighting. For more info. visit warriors-in-christ.com and follow them on Facebook: Confraternity of Warriors in Christ.
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Sign up to be a temporary sub or find a friend to rotate with you! Adorers needed: Saturday: Evening 7-8 pm (2nd & 4th Saturday) Sunday: Morning 2-3 am, (3rd & 4th Sunday) Wednesday: Morning Midnight - 1 am (Jan, Febr. & March) Friday: Morning 1-2 am (Every Other Week); 10-11 am Friday: 10-11 pm (Odd Months) Co-Captains needed: Sunday, Wednesday, Friday (Days 6am-
6pm); Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday (Nights 6pm - 6am) Call Joan Jahn — 402-910-0958 (Please leave a message.)
“I have a burning thirst to be honored by men in the Blessed Sacrament.” – Jesus to St. Margaret Mary Alacoque
ROSARY LEADER NEEDED We are looking for volunteers to lead the rosary before Mass once a month. Help is needed at the 8:30 AM, 10:30AM and one more person for 5 P.M. Mass. Contact Linda with questions or to volun-teer: 402-564-7151 or [email protected].
ADORERS NEEDED We are in desperate need of adorers so that Jesus is not left unattended. Our parish has had Perpetual Adoration since 1961. We need to continue our beautiful tradition. Covid-19 has made our adorers fearful and many are making the choice not to come to attend Jesus. The Scotus chapel is safe, clean and you are easily
able to social distance as there are very few or limited attend-ance. Please consider taking an hour to be with Jesus. If you cannot take an hour would you consider being a substitute ador-er? We promise it will change your life and bring you closer to Our Lord. If you want to visit Jesus, He is always in the church (doors are unlocked between 6:00am - 7:00pm) but only exposed perpetually in the Scotus Chapel.
60 YEARS OF PERPETUAL ADORATION
Check out the new addition to our Home Page at https://stboncc.com. We have added a “digital” clock timer that is continually counting forward since our Adora-tion inception date, February 14, 1961 as we are quickly ap-proaching 60 years of Perpetual Adoration!
“It’s a wonderful thing to contemplate as you see all those sec-onds, minutes, hours, days and years ticking by and realize how many thousands and thousands of people have been gifted with that personal and special time with Jesus. Imagine the conversa-tions and lives that have been changed!”
-Tim Cumberland (Faithful Adorer since 2016)
NOVENA TO ST. JOSEPH FOR THE YEAR OF SAINT JOSEPH
Pope Francis announced a Year of St. Joseph Dec. 08 in honor of the 150th anniversary of the saint’s proclamation as patron of the Universal Church. The year begins Dec. 8, 2020, and concludes on Dec. 8, 2021, according to a decree authorized by the pope. The decree said that Francis had established a Year of St. Joseph so that “every member of the faithful, following his example, may strengthen their life of faith daily in the complete fulfillment of God’s will.”
Memorare to Saint Joseph Remember, O most chaste spouse of the Virgin Mary, that never was it known that anyone who implored your help and sought your intercession were left unaided. Full of confidence in your power, I. fly unto you and beg your protection. Despise not, O Guardian of the Redeemer, my hum-ble supplication, but in your bounty, hear and answer me. Amen.
1 - Our Father, Hail Mary & Glory Be
EASY WAYS TO SUPPORT OUR SCHOOL! 1.Shop with Scrip! Scrip orders available for pick up Monday—Friday during school hours at the school office. Please send scrip orders to Barb Brockhaus, [email protected]), or call the school office (564-7153) by 11:00 a.m. 2.Clip or scan your Boxtops! Box Tops is changing to fit today's families. The Box Tops mobile app uses state-of-the-art technolo-gy to scan your store receipt, find participating products and in-stantly add Box Tops to your school's earnings online. 3. We collect Best Choice UPC’s. With each label our school earns $.03 which can adds up throughout the year! 4. Godfather’s Pizza Fedoras– They are located on the pizza box and are worth $.25 each! 5. Did you know that when you shop at smile.amazon.com/ch/47-0376620, AmazonSmile donates to St. Bonaventure School Co-lumbus? AmazonSmile is the same items and price as Amazon.
Thanks so much for supporting our school!
AROUND THE AREA
SCOTUS LUNCH MENU January 4 – January 8
Monday: no lunch Tuesday: no lunch Wednesday: Country Baked Pork Steak, Mashed Potato, Green Beans, Dinner Roll, Fruit Thursday: Fiestada, Corn, Fruit, Rice Krispy Bar Friday: Deli Ham Sandwich, Mixed Veggie, Chips, Fruit
WELCOME NEW PARISHIONERS Welcome to St. Bonaventure Parish! We invite you to participate actively in our sacramental and prayer life, to enjoy yourself at our social events,
and to share your gifts of time, talent and treasure with our parish community. Please fill out the Parish Registration form as soon as you can. The form is available at the parish office or on our parish website www.stboncc.com
YOUTH & SCHOOL
SIMON HOUSE NEEDS YOU! We have been blessed with many wonderful dona-tions! Now we are in need of volunteers to help us at Simon House in all areas, including sorting through donations to make sure that items received are in good condition for customers to buy, hanging clothes, cleaning toys, straightening up displays and in other areas as well. If you have a few spare hours a week we would be grateful for your help! The store is following the Covid guidelines to ensure the safety of our volunteers and cus-tomers. Please call Harriette at 402-564-8444.
ARCHDIOCESAN EVENTS This year, the March for Life Chicago is coming to Omaha! January 10, 2021 Come to a pro-life event in Omaha on January 10, 2021, spon-sored by the March for Life Chicago, and co-hosted by the Arch-diocese of Omaha. This is an incredible opportunity to make a stand for life in our region! Mark your calendars plan to join us solo or with your family or in a group. Together we can advocate for the right to life for the unborn, especially as we approach the anniversary of Roe v. Wade. To register and to receive more de-tails, visit marchforlifechicago.org/tour or contact [email protected]. ST. BONAVENTURE PRESCHOOL
Registration for 2021/22 school year will take place at the beginning of February for Play Group, Preschool, and Pre-K classes. Please contact Kim Kluever for info. and enrollment forms sometime in January at 402-564-9338 or [email protected].
ST. BON’S PRESCHOOL & DAYCARE TRIVIA NIGHT
Save the date: Fifth Annual Trivia Night, Saturday, February 27 @7pm. The event this year will take place in our new Parish Cen-ter, with a max of 22 tables(50% capacity). Registration fliers for teams of eight will be available the second weekend of January. Proceeds go toward St. Bonaventure Preschool and Childcare.
ST. BONAVENTURE SCHOOL 1. The 2nd semester resumes Wednesday, Jan. 6. 2. Report cards for the 2nd quarter will go home with students on Friday, January 8th. 3. Please support our school by eating at Godfa-thers on Tuesday, January 12! From 5:00 - 8:00
p.m., a portion of all profits from orders will come back to help our educational programs. Thank you for your support! 4. Please pray for our 2nd grade students who will be making their First Reconciliation on Wednesday, January 13.
Mike Brandenburg 402-564-0220
Bellwood: 402-538-3025
David City: 402-367-4334
Platte Center: 402-246-2015
Columbus: 402-564-2805
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382 Road 1 • Richland, NE 68601Terry & Geri Swett, Parishioners
Plumbing & Fireplaces3111 25th Street 564-5886
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Daniel J. Rosenquist, MD Kipton L. Anderson, MD
Dale A. Zaruba, MD Joseph L. Citta III, MD Megan M. Faltys, MD Michelle L. Sell, MD
Mary E. Sueper, APRN Lindsey M. Bates, APRN Staci L. Stempek, APRN
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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPYPHYSICAL THERAPY
MASSAGE
402-606-4492
Sharee Jedlicka PT, DPT
Liz Gonka OTR/L, CLT-LANA, CLMC
James A. FehringerJason D. Mielak
Thomas M. FehringerAttorneys & Counselors at Law • 402-563-9617
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CENTURY 21 REALTY TEAM CHRIS STEINKE REALTOR®, GRI, PSA
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