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Area Faith Community Office Address: P.O. Box 239, Wabasso, MN 56293

Parish Office – Wabasso 342-5190 St. Mary’s Church 984-5421

Fr. Anthony Hesse - Residence 342-5155 Our Lady of Victory 747-2231

St. Anne’s School 342-5389 Our Lady of Victory Fax 747-2233

St. Anne’s Fax 342-5156

E-mail: [email protected]

MASS TIME, INTENTIONS, AND EVENTS 2018

MON, MAR 5th

: No Mass

TUE, MAR 6th

: 6:00 p.m. at St. Mary – Lam Nguyen

5-6 p.m. Adoration at St. Mary

WED, MAR 7th

: 8:00 a.m. at Our Lady of Victory in Thanksgiving

10:00 a.m. at Wabasso Health Care † Kate Tingelhoff

5:45 p.m. Supper at St. Anne

6:30 p.m. Stations at St. Anne

7:15 p.m. “Wild Goose” at St. Anne

THU, MAR 8th

: 8:30 a.m. at St. Anne † Lyden & Erna Larsen

FRI, MAR 9th

: 5:45 a.m. “That Man Is You” at St. Anne

8:00 a.m. at St. Mathias † Clara Schilling

Stations of the Cross:

12:40 p.m. School

7:00 p.m. OLV, St. Mary, St. Mathias

SAT, MAR 10th

: 8:00 a.m. at St. Anne † Jerome Schunk (for St. Anne’s Dedication Anniversary)

8:30-9:30 a.m. Confession & Holy Hour for Vocations at St. Anne

4:00 p.m. at St. Mary † Erma Hengel 6:00 p.m. at St. Mathias † Mirt Jemming SUN, MAR 11

th: 8:00 a.m. at Our Lady of Victory for the Area Faith Community

10:00 a.m. at St. Anne † Robert Fischer

From Fr. Tony

I realize that my column in last week’s bulletin was

probably a shocker, but I also hope and pray that we trust

that God has a plan for us. Just like good things came out

of Abraham trusting God (rewarded with numerous

descendants), and Peter, James and John trusted in Christ

taking them up a tall mountain (rewarded with the

Transfiguration), I truly believe that good things may also

come out of this new transition for our AFC. We just have

to trust.

Speaking of trust, like Jesus did to the Temple in this

weekend’s Gospel, He also wants to do for our temples of

the Holy Spirit. He also wants to clean house. He wants

to get rid of things that are not of Him. He wants us to

entrust our hearts and souls to Him asking Him to get rid

of our sins. Attached to the bulletin, you will find a

confession schedule of when confession times are and a

brief, but hopefully helpful, examination of confession. I

also am including steps to help you to celebrate the

sacrament. As we make this next step in our journey of

faith as an AFC and Church, what better place to celebrate

healing and peace then in this sacrament. In this

sacrament and the changes in our AFC, with God’s help

and trusting in Him, maybe someday we will say with St.

Peter, “Rabbi, it is good that we are here.”

In Christ through Mary,

THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT

“Remember that the Devil doesn’t sleep, but seeks our

ruin in a thousand ways.” St. Angela Merici

Light of the

World

Pregnancy Care Numbers:

Care Net 800-395-4357

Birthline 800-786-0200

Birthright 800-550-4900

Mon: 2 Kgs 5:1-15b/Lk 4:24-30

Tue: Dn 3:25,34-43/Mt 18:21-35

Wed: Dt 4:1,5-9/Mt 5:17-19

Thur: Jer 7:23-28/Lk 11:14-23

Fri: Hos 14:2-10/Mk 12:28-34

Sat: Hos 6:1-6/Lk 18:9-14

Sun: 2Chr 36:14-16,19-23

Eph 2:4-10/Jn 3:14-21

Welcome!! We are glad you came to join with us in our worship today. We hope that you

have felt God’s love in a new, refreshing way…

Offices in Hutchinson, Marshall,

New Ulm and Willmar

Call 1-866-670-5163

Weekend Mass times for:

St. Catherine - Redwood Falls

Saturday at 5:00 p.m. and Sunday at 9:30 a.m.

St. John - Morton

Sunday at 8:00 a.m.

Our New Website

is:

www.LOWAFC.org

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http://www.lowafc.org/

LIGHT LINERS

“He who angers you, controls you!”

2018 Traditional Marriage Public Square Rosary

Crusade will take place on Saturday, March 17 at

NOON. It is coordinated nationally by Tradition, Family

and Property and its America Needs Fatima

campaign. We are being asked to pray the Rosary for

Traditional Marriage between one man and one

woman. This date takes place closest to the Feast of St.

Joseph. The place we will pray needs to be determined, so

watch for more information to follow.

Custodian’s Corner

The Power of the Name of Mary

In 1683, the city of Vienna was besieged for two

months by Muslims of the Ottoman Empire, threatening

Christianity and all of Europe. Pope Innocent XI called

for the Rosary to be said throughout the continent to plead

Our Lady’s help. In response, Polish forces under the

command of King Jan Sobieski mustered at the Marian

shrine of Czestochowa, and on August 15, the Solemnity

of the Assumption, set out for Vienna. They reached the

beleaguered city a month later and found themselves up

against 300,000 Muslim forces. Nonetheless, they trusted

in God’s providence. On September 12, a force of 20,000

soldiers charged down the mountainside, led by 3,000

heavily armed Polish cavalry known as the Winged

Hussaria. As they charged, the Polish lifted up their voices

in a hymn in honor of Mary, the Mother of God. Within

three hours, the siege was broken and the enemy fled back

to Turkey in utter defeat. In gratitude to Our Lady for her

intercession, the Pope extended the Feast of the Most Holy

Name of Mary to the entire Church, which is still

celebrated on September 12 to this day. Most of us have

heard of the power of the Holy Name of Jesus, but it seems

that few also realize the power of the name of Mary.

Because of her perfect union with her Son, Mary’s name

strikes fear into the demons and gives comfort to God’s

children, which are also hers. This is why the Hail Mary

and the Rosary are such powerful prayers and effective

means of asking for God’s grace. As we continue our

Lenten journey, let us never forget to ask Our Lady for her

help in our struggles and our pilgrimage toward Heaven.

She will help us gain the victory just as she did for the

Christians in the Battle of Vienna. Holy Mary, Mother of

God, pray for us! Dan Davis

STEWARDSHIP: PRAYING GRATEFULLY,

SERVING RESPONSIBLY, GIVING GENEROUSLY

“How many “gods” do you put before God? “Idols” do

not always take the shape of physical things, things we can

touch and feel. Those are easy to recognize. Many times

they take the form of things we cannot touch and are much

harder to spot like pride, power, ego, time, comfort or

health.”

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

PRAYING FOR VOCATION “Jesus cleaned out the temple of money changers. He

was angry; He was zealous; He was authoritative. He was

doing what He had to do, even though it involved risk,

danger, insult and wonder. Such is a vocation.”

3/5 Fr. Paul Schumacher, Troy Timmerman

3/6 Fr. William Sprigler, Joshua Bot

3/7 Fr. Mark Steffl, Nathan Hansen

3/8 Fr. Joseph Steinbeisser, John Hayes

3/9 Fr. Anthony Stubeda, James Herzog

3/10 Fr. Craig Timmerman, Evan Huebl

3/11 Fr. Paul Timmerman, For all Candidates

PRAYING FOR THE SICK & MILITARY Please remember the military and families and the sick

in your prayers.

Military: Justin Frank, Brady Goblirsch, Matt

Honetschlager, Bonnie Imker, Adam Jenniges, Luke

Jensen, Joseph Mathias Kramer, Zachary David Kramer,

Noel (Plaetz) Kubat, Zachery Miller, Gabrielle Rohlik,

Tanner Rohlik, James Ryer, Jen Schueller, Cody

Stoltenburg, Christopher M. Valentine, Dana Vollmer,

Logan Wagner, Sierra Wagner.

Guidelines for Praying for the Sick – A) Names are

placed on the prayer list for three weeks. B) Names can be

listed as often as one wishes but the request must be

renewed each time by calling the office 342-5190.

Sick:

Week 1: Shirley Macht, Clay Arends, Bonnie Ambroitz,

Mary Piepenburg, Gene Goblirsch, Ed Guetter

Week 2: Jr. Goblish, Jonathon Thull, Person dealing with

dementia

Week 3: Cadynce Rose Bond, Mike & Sandy LaBric,

Steve Juenemann, Diane, Mary, & Carol Warner

Weekly Collections and Budgeted Amounts

St. Anne St. Mary OLV St. Mathias

Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual Budget Actual Budget

Adult $ 3,996.21 $ 1,711.32 $ 390.00 $ 1,436.43 $ 595.00 $ 897.63 $ 425.00 $ 958.74

Children $ 32.56 $ 38.56 $ .00 $ 12.64 $ 27.00 $ .00 $ .00 $ 2.68

Plate $ 42.00 $ 55.02 $ 71.00 $ 38.80 $ 16.00 $ 31.38 $ 43.25 $ 36.30

Total Year

to Date $222,707.00 $171,333.32 $ 38,230.42 $ 44,333.33 $ 27,883.81 $ 36,931.00 $ 48,703.28 $45,106.66

Thank all you wonderful people for all your prayers,

wishes and get well cards when I went through surgery to

remove my right kidney as it had a cancer in it. It all came

out good. God Bless you all. Carol Atkins

St. Anne’s School News

Catholic United Financial Raffle another huge success!

Thank you for supporting the Catholic School Raffle. Our

school raised $8970. Special congratulations to the top

selling student, Cendyll Daub, who will receive a

Wowwee Robot. Raffle winners will be announced on

March 7, so stay tuned! Catholic United Financial is

entirely responsible for the organization of this event,

including ticket printing, advertising and securing prizes

while participating schools keep 100% of their earnings.

The Art Dept. is in need of old keys, and ½ inch

styrofoam sheets. Thanks for your help!!

AFC EVENTS

Come join us on Wed. evening. CHWC will be

having a free will offering cheeseburger soup and

broccoli/cauliflower beginning at 5:45 at St. Anne's,

followed by Stations of the Cross.

Breakfast Benefit serving pancakes, eggs, ham,

muffin & applesauce for Paula Bernardy (Pat’s wife) on

Sunday, March 11 at Our Lady of Victory Church Hall

from 8-12 noon. Paula has been fighting cancer since

2015 and is unable to work. There will also be a silent

auction and bake sale. Free will donation.

St. Mary, Seaforth will have their Chicken Dinner on Sunday, March 18 following the 10 a.m. Mass serving

until 12:30 p.m. The menu is: Chicken, mashed potatoes &

gravy, full salad bar, vegetable and dessert for $11 adults,

$5 students, $3 preschool and free for 2 and under. This is

a matching grant event by the COF #1757.

OTHER AREA EVENTS

Morgan Lions Dad’s Belgian Waffle Feed will be on

Sunday, March 4 serving from 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. at

St. Michael’s Church Basement. This is a free will

offering event with carry out plates available for $8.

Proceeds to benefit Community Projects with Morgan

Community Play (“Mission Impossible”) following at

Cedar Mountain High School Auditorium.

St. Michael’s, Morgan CCW Hotdish Supper will be

on Wednesday, March 7 serving from 4:30 – 7 p.m. Come

enjoy kid friendly delicious hotdishes, salads and desserts.

Wabasso Lions Club will have their annual Spring

Breakfast on Sunday, March 11 at the Wabasso

Community Center. Serving time is from 9:30 a.m. to

12:30 p.m. The menu consists of eggs, sausage, rolls, toast

and bev. at a cost of $7 adults, $4 students, and free for

preschool. Proceeds are used for community projects.

The Food Shelf, WAFER, will once again

participate in the 36th

Annual Minnesota Food Share

March Campaign. The campaign will run thru April 8th.

It is our hope that your generosity will continue during the

March Campaign. The need in our area is huge. With the

coming of spring, our numbers and need increases. Your

generosity helps us meet the need in our area. All money

and food received stays here, but is matched by the Mpls.

Greater Area Churches and MN Food Share.

All singers are invited to join a Diocesan Choir for

the Chrism Mass that will be held on Mar 22 at the

Cathedral in New Ulm. To allow more people from

throughout the diocese to be part of the choir, we will be

having a special rehearsal on Tuesday, March 13 at 7:00

p.m. in Olivia. If you would like to be part of the choir and

plan to attend this rehearsal please rsvp (with your voice

part: soprano, alto, tenor, or bass) to Sr. Anna at 507-233-

5320 or [email protected].

NUDCCW Region II Spring Gathering will be held

on Tues., Mar. 13th, at Japanese Martyrs Church in

Leavenworth. Registration at 5:30, mass at 6:00, followed

by meal and speaker. Guest speaker this year is Donna

St. Anne’s School Calendar Cash Drawing winners:

Sponsored by Catholic United Financial

Mar 5: Joyce McFadden

Mar 6: Rachel Mattes

Mar 7: Lisa Rothmeier

Mar 8: Rosie VanMeveran

Mar 9: Addison Knott

Mar 10: Madison Ballis

Mar 11: Vicki Jenniges

Jan 2:

Jan 3:

Jan 4:

Jan 5:

Jan 6:

Jan 7:

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Please keep the following dates in mind for some important

event that will be taking place. We encourage you to join us

for these events:

Mar 5: COF Court #1176 meeting at 7 p.m. at St. Anne

Mar 6: Administrative Councils meeting at St. Anne at 7 p.m.

Mar 7: 5:45 p.m. Supper at St. Anne’s followed by stations

Mar 7: 7:15 p.m. “Wild Goose” at St. Anne

Mar 8: St. Anne’s CUF meeting at 7 p.m. St. Anne’s Foyer

Mar 9: 5:45 a.m. “That Man Is You” at St. Anne

Mar 9: Stations: 12:40 p.m. School, 7 p.m. OLV, St. Mary &

St. Mathias

Mar 13: 6:30 p.m. 1st Communion Meeting at St. Anne

Mar 14: 5:45 p.m. Supper at St. Anne’s followed by stations

Mar 14: 7:15 p.m. “Wild Goose” at St. Anne

Mar 16: 5:45 a.m. “That Man Is You” at St. Anne

Mar 16: Stations: 12:40 p.m. School, 7 p.m. OLV, St. Mary &

St. Mathias

Mar 18: St. Mary’s, Seaforth Chicken Dinner following 10 a.m.

Mass

mailto:[email protected]

Mathiowetz of Hastings, MN, who will talk about grief

and loss in life. Call one of the officers to arrange a ride

share!

Save The Date: Friday, April 6th 6:30-8:30. Hayley King

will be speaking to the community about commercial

sexual exploitation (commonly referred to as sex

trafficking) in the Wabasso Public School Auditorium.

After surviving 6 years of commercial sexual exploitation,

Hayley now offers customized trainings, youth education,

& consultations with agencies committed to understanding

& ending the sex industry. (hayleymking.com) An

informed community is a safer community! Mark your

calendar & plan to attend this event! More information

coming soon!

St. Michael’s CUF Matching Grant Rummage Sale

and Lunch will be held Friday, March 16, from 9 a.m. to

6 p.m. and Saturday, March 17 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., bag

sale starting at 10 a.m., at St. Michael’s Social Hall in

Morgan, which is handicap accessible.

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ST. ANNE’S – WABASSO

MINISTERS AT THE ALTAR – Sunday, March 11 at 10 a.m.

Server 9th Grade

Lector 9th Grade Extra. Min: Katie Prokosch, Charlotte Salfer, Sheila Salfer, Matt & Bernadette Thooft

School Mass March 8: Candy, Angie D, Penny, Bob & Julie P

Organist Sherry Plaetz Song Leader: Mark Guetter

Home Com Lawrence & Leslie Guetter

Money Count Fran & Phyllis Money Deposit: Candy & Vickie

Usher 9th Grade

Church Care March 9: Brad & Paula Pohlen, Greg & Deb Price

March 16: Nick & Alma Price, Tony & Lauree Price

St. Anne CUF will meet Thursday, March 8th at 7 p.m. in the St. Anne's church foyer. All members are

welcome - this includes parishes of St. Mathias, St. Mary's and St. Anne's.

2018 St. Anne’s CCW Dues are due by March. It is not too late! Dues are $15 for regular members and $10

for honorary members. You may put them in an envelope in the Sunday collection or drop off at the Parish

Office. Thanks!

Join St. Anne’s quilting ladies on Tuesday mornings at the school beginning at 8:30 a.m. Come every

Tuesday or as your time allows.

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ST. MARY’S – SEAFORTH

MINISTERS AT THE ALTAR – Saturday, March 10 at 4 p.m.

Server Justin & Lindsey Bernardy, Macy Rohlik

Lector Tony Kramer Extra. Min: Julie Kramer, Marvin Bernardy, Traci & Scott Bernardy, Tim Gerrety

Ushers Brandon Irlbeck Family

Home Com Marvin Bernardy

Church Care March 10: Jaye Turbes, Deb Rohlik, Monica Rohlik



St. Mary’s Mission Quilting will be on Tuesday at 9 a.m. Bring a sack lunch for noon. Come for all or part

of the day.

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ST. MATHIAS – WANDA

MINISTERS AT THE ALTAR – Saturday, March 10 at 6 p.m.

Server Lector Dan O’Callaghan Extra. Min: Rita Rohlik, Linda Weber, Melody Altermatt, Kelly Klann, David Moldan

Ushers Tom Jenniges, Paul Juenemann

Greeters/Gift Karen Weber, Mary Evans

Church Care Kelly Klann, Casey Leopold, Dan & Milissa Ramsbacher

Snow Removal Joe Rohlik, Dave Schilling, Tom Schilling



Quilt tying will be on Monday, March 5th at 1 p.m. Everyone Welcome.

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Upcoming event: Pro-Life Raffle & Brunch: The raffle is scheduled to be held on April 8th. Once again

we are seeking donations to the annual Pro-Life Raffle. We would like you to notify us by March 5th. Please

call Dawn R. at 507-828-6659 or Ann S. at 507-342-5735. Thank you for your continued generosity. Workers

for coffee, rolls, and fruit brunch are: Rita O'Callaghan, chr.; Angie Traxler, Peggy Stern, and Kelly

Klann. More information to come in late March bulletins.

The St. Mathias CCW has decided to participate in a special Easter-themed collection for the girls of the

Heartland Girls Ranch, located near Benson, MN. They are particularly looking for games for outdoor play,

such as Bocce Ball, Croquet, Frisbee, etc. In addition to these special summer items, they are again requesting

miscellaneous items for the girls to use. Some examples of needed items include: T-shirts, socks, sandals,

caps or visors, sunscreen and Chapstick, sunglasses, lip gloss and make-up, scrapbooking items, and female

hygiene supplies. A large plastic tub for collecting these items will be placed in the back of church between

now and April 1st marked "Easter Basket for Heartland Girls Ranch". Please consider giving any of these

items that you have and don't need, or any that you might like to purchase for this special cause. Thank you!

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OUR LADY OF VICTORY – LUCAN MINISTERS AT THE ALTAR – Sunday, March 11 at 8 a.m.

Server Treydon Tristan & Tavyn Larson

Lector Robert Plaetz Extra. Min: Dawn Bernardy, Ron & Nancy Plaetz, Mike & Annette Rohlik

Ushers Al Plaetz Family

Church Care Families: Joseph & Paul Plaetz

Our Lady of Victory Catholic United Financial will meet in the Mother’s Room on Sunday, March 11 after

the 8 a.m. Mass.

The Friends of San Lucas Mission of Love Valentine – Lenten fundraiser: 1) Place your donation in an

envelope along with your name. If writing out a check, make it out to “OLV CCW”. Put your envelope into

the regular collection basket at Mass or put in the Valentine - Lent decorated box in entry of church. 2) At the

end of Lent, we will total the donations and send a check to San Lucas Mission who will buy food and school

supplies for struggling families. OLV CCW will also make and send valentine cards to be given to the

children and we will sign the donor’s names on those cards. Thank you!

OLV Quilting Ladies have some quilts done; most of them are twin size. If you are interested in seeing or

purchasing any quilts before we start giving them away to charities, please let Annette or Rose Ann know. We

have been working on Tuesdays at 1:00 so you could drop in to see also.

OLV ladies will be quilting on Tuesdays at 1:00 pm.

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ST. CATHERINE – REDWOOD FALLS & ST. JOHN – MORTON

From Fr. Steffl:

We had a nice turn out for the talk given by Deb Hadley last week for our Area Faith Enrichment Night on

Wednesday, February 21. I appreciated her comments on how we need to be very cautious regarding social media. I

have been giving this a lot of thought; social media has many good aspects, but it can also be very negative in its

effects on our lives. We are seeing people who now waste a lot of unnecessary time on it, some even developing

“addictions.” One parishioner, reflecting on this point from Deb’s talk, mentioned at the beginning of his career,

showing up for a meeting and chatting with coworkers, and he noted that now, everyone is looking at their phones

instead… Lent is a good time to, as the Lord says in the Gospel, “trimming our branches” when they grow out too

much, wherever they might be growing wild.

Last week, someone pointed out in a talk of the importance of godparents in encouraging their godchildren in

matters of the practice of the Faith. The speaker said it is important to know that a godparent was chosen to be more

than just an honorary witness or someone to give an extra gift at Christmas or on a birthday. Questions this speaker

proposed: Do I pray by name for my godchildren? Do I take an interest in their Faith lives? Do I ask them about their

Faith? Do I share my Faith with them? Am I willing to challenge them when they make decisions that are not going to

lead them to Jesus? The same would be good to apply to those who have been a Confirmation sponsor. These

questions seemed like good ones to pass on for consideration.

CONFESSION SCHEDULE

All Confessions will go for an hour except when Confessions are before Masses and Stations, then it will be done

10 minutes earlier.

Sun. March 18

7:00 AM – Our Lady

Tues. March 20

5:00 PM – St. Mary

Wed. March 21


5:30 PM – St. Anne

Thurs. March 22

7:30 AM – St. Anne

Fri. March 23

7:00 AM – St. Mathias


6:00 PM – St. Mathias

Sat. March 24




Sun. March 25




Tues. March 27


7:00 PM – Our Lady

Wed. March 28




Thurs. March 29


Tues. March 6


Wed. March 7



Thurs. March 8


Fri. March 9



Sat. March 10




Sun. March 11



Tues. March 13

7:00 AM – St. Mary

Wed. March 14



Thurs. March 15


Fri. March 16



Sat. March 17




REGIONAL

RECONCILIATION SERVICE

SCHEDULE

March 11, 4 PM – St. Raphael, Springfield

March 18, 5 PM – St. Mary, Sleepy Eye

March 25, 4 PM – St. Anne, Wabasso

HOLY TRIDUUM SCHEDULE

Holy Thursday Mass, March 29th


With Adoration until 12:00 Midnight

9-10 PM S-Z

10-11 PM A-I

11-12 PM J-R

Good Friday Services, March 30th




Easter Vigil Mass, March 31st


Easter Sunday Masses, April 1st



11:00 AM – St. Mary

Letters represent the

last names for time

for adoration.

Confessions – Fr. Steffl

February 17, Saturday 9-10 AM – St. Catherine

February 17, Saturday 4-4:45 PM- St. Catherine

February 20, Tuesday 7-8 PM – St. John

February 24, Saturday 9-10 AM – St. Catherine

February 24, Saturday 4-4:45 PM- St. Catherine

February 27, Tuesday 7-8 PM – St. John

March 3, Saturday 9-10 AM – St. Catherine

March 3, Saturday 4-4:45 PM- St. Catherine



March 13, Tuesday 7-8 PM – St. John







March 29, Thursday – after Holy Thursday Mass

confessions until 9 PM-St. Catherine

March 31, Holy Saturday 9-10 AM - St. Catherine

Individual Confession and Absolution Penitent may sit face-to-face with the priest or kneel behind the screen. The priest invites

the penitent to begin by praying aloud the Sign of the Cross:

Priest/Penitent: In the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Penitent: Bless me, Father, for I have sinned. My last confession was ________.

These are my sins…(confess your sins)

When finished confessing your sins, say “For these and all the sins of my past, I am truly sorry”

(Priest will offer words of encouragement, a penance, and for penitent to pray the Act of Contrition

(there is one in the back of the Missalette) and pray the prayer of absolution.

Priest: “Give thanks to the Lord for He is good.”

Penitent: “His mercy endures forever.”

He will then say “Go in peace.” You respond with “Thanks be to God”…You can say “Thank you

Father”, if you want to when you leave.

March 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 Mass

8:30 a.m.

St. Anne

2 First Friday

8 a.m. St. Mathias

Benediction 11:20

Stations

12:40 p.m. School

7 p.m. OLV, St. Mary,

St. Mathias

3 8 a.m. Mass,

Rosary Meditation

8:30-9:30

Confessions &

Holy Hour for

Vocations

Divine Mercy

Chaplet before

Masses

4 p.m. St. Mary

6 p.m. St. Mathias

4 Masses

8 a.m. OLV

10 a.m. St.

Anne

5 No

Mass

6 Mass

6 p.m. St.

Mary

5-6

Adoration

7 Mass

8 a.m. OLV

10 a.m. Wabasso

Health

St. Anne 5:45 p.m.

Supper

6:30 p.m. Stations

7:15 p.m. St. Anne

“Wild Goose”

8 Mass

8:30 a.m.

St. Anne

9 Mass

8 a.m. St. Mathias

5:45 a.m. “That Man Is

You”

Stations

12:40 p.m. School


St. Mathias

10 8:30-9:30

Confessions &

Holy Hour for

Vocations

Masses

4 p.m. St. Mary

6 p.m. St. Mathias

11 Masses

8 a.m. OLV

10 a.m. St.

Anne

12 No

Mass

13 Mass

6 p.m. St.

Mary

5-6

Adoration

14 Mass

8 a.m. OLV

10 a.m. Heritage

St. Anne 5:45 p.m.

Supper

6:30 p.m. Stations

7:15 p.m. St. Anne

“Wild Goose”

15 Mass

8:30 a.m.

St. Anne

16 Mass

8 a.m. St. Mathias


You”

Stations

12:40 p.m. School


St. Mathias

17 8:30-9:30

Confessions &

Holy Hour for

Vocations

Masses

4 p.m. St. Anne

6 p.m. St. Mathias

18 Masses

8 a.m. OLV

10 a.m. St.

Mary

Chicken

Dinner

19 No

Mass

20 Mass

8 a.m. St.

Mary

21 Mass

8 a.m. OLV

10 a.m. Belview

9-9 Adoration at OLV

St. Anne 5:45 p.m.

Supper

6:30 p.m. Stations

22 Mass

8:30 a.m.

St. Anne

Chrism

Mass

7 p.m. at

New Ulm

Cathedral

23 Mass

8 a.m. St. Mathias


You”

Stations

12:40 p.m. School


St. Mathias

24 8:30-9:30

Confessions &

Holy Hour for

Vocations

Palm Sunday

4 p.m. St. Mary

6 p.m. St. Mathias

25 Palm

Sunday

Masses

8 a.m. OLV

10 a.m. St.

Anne

26 No

Mass

27 Mass

6 p.m. St.

Mary

5-6

Adoration

28 Mass

8 a.m. OLV

Stations 12:40 p.m.

School

St. Anne 5:45 p.m.

Supper

6:30 p.m. Stations

29 Holy

Thursday

Mass

7 p.m. St.

Anne

30 Good Friday 12 noon OLV

3 p.m. St. Mary

7 p.m. St. Anne

31 Holy Saturday

8:15 p.m. St. Anne

1 Easter

Sunday

7 a.m. St.

Mathias

9 a.m. OLV

11 a.m. St.

Mary

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Documents

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