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If you would like to donate flowers for the altar and the Blessed Mother during this calendar year, please contact the

“Even the weakest and most vulnerable, the sick, the old, the unborn and the poor, are masterpieces of God’s crea-tion, made in His own image, destined to live forever, and de-serving of the utmost reverence and respect.”

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St. Joseph Pastor/Rectory ........................ Father Viviano .............. 455-2725

St. Joseph School Principal ....................... Tammy Ogden .............. 455-2339

Parish Council President ............................. Steve Brune ................ 659-3332

School Board President ............................ Robin Schulte ............... 694-0583

Home and School President ................... Mary Rakestraw ............. 455-2805

Parish Office/Secretary ........................... Debbie Wieberg ............. 455-2320

Sacristan ................................................. Dennis Holterman ........... 619-3397

Cafeteria Use/Rental ................................. School Office ............... 455-2339

HS Religious Education ............................... [email protected]

Liturgy Committee ................................................. [email protected]

Senior Ministry ...................... Sister Bernita Wasinger ................... 690-4432

St. Anne’s Sewing Circle ......................... Barbara Reichart ............ 455-2645

Parish Cemetery ....................................... Chris Massman .............. 455-2221

K of C Grand Knight .................................. Mike Massman .............. 418-7029

K of C Ladies Aux. President ...................... Darla Veltrop ............... 291-0047

K of C Hall Rental ...................................... Theresa Huhn ............... 680-0992

Prayer Calling Tree .................................... B. J. Rodeman .............. 864-5193

Catholic statewide policy requires six (6) months of prepara-tion. To set your wedding date, you must contact the pastor first. No date secure without contacting the priest personally. Please call the parish office.

This week you are asked to pray for the following priests: Monday Rev. Daniel L. Vacca Tuesday Rev. William D. Debo Wednesday Rev. W. Paul Jones Thursday Rev. Mark S. Smith Friday Rev. R. William Peckman

The 2020 dates for the Baptismal preparation are May 19, September 15, and November 17 The classes will be held in the SJS middle school building and will start at 6:00 p.m. Please contact Janice Wieberg to sign up for the classes and receive

May 5-10, 2020 Tuesday—Hubert Dudenhoeffer

Wednesday—Joanne and Jason Falter Thursday—Father Richard Cronin

Friday—Ted and Catherine Brendel Saturday—Mary Otto

Sunday—(7 a.m.) Living and deceased members of St. Joseph

Father Viviano will be hearing confessions for a period of time each day Monday through Saturday. Confessions will be held in the “gym of the Mid-dle School” building. The times are as follows:

Monday - 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. Tuesday - 5:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Wednesday - 5:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. (at St. Anthony church, Folk) Thursday - 5:30 p.m. to 6:15 p.m. Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 8:45 a.m. Saturday - 4:30 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.

Please be aware to have proper social distancing (CDC recommendation is 6 feet) observed for those waiting to partake of the sacrament. If you are experiencing any signs of illness, it is best to refrain from coming to Confes-sion at this time.

Consider participating in a Virtual Bible Study! A community in crisis is difficult to absorb as an individual. Community bonds are all the more deeply needed to be able to respond to a situ-ation that is beyond ourselves. A St. Anthony/St. Joseph bi-parish group currently is discussing 1 Timothy and meets on Tuesday at either 8:30 a.m. or 7:00 p.m. We meet using zoom, and can interact as a group using either a computer or telephone via video or audio (for those without video capabil-ity). Our casual discussion provides time for us to visit, pray and stay seated in the Gospel message with fellow parishion-ers during this time. If you have any questions or would like to join, please contact Nancy Massman [email protected]; 573-418-8295). If the membership is maxed out, and/or you’d like to start your own group, I am great shar-ing information to help make that happen!

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Please keep in your prayers: If you wish to add/remove a name, need a prayer, hospital visit, support in grieving

Hayden Backes Ronald Baker

Bernice Bexten Ann Bolden

Rita Buersmeyer A.H.

Anna Mae Holterman Dorothy Huhn

Joe Kever Emma Kempker

Rhonda Kloeppel Lori Luebbering. Jackie Luebbert

Gina Mackie Chris Massman

Owen Masterson Russell Mertz

Father Mike Murphy Jeff Plesser

Terry Plesser Lynn Proctor

Theresa Rehagen Dona Robben Audrey Rankin

Renee Robinson Brennan Schulte

Kim Sharisin Kyler Stark

Brandon Schulte Linda (Luebbering)

Tobar Albert Wieberg Alfred Wieberg

Bro. Roman Wilbers Nicholas Yeager

SCRIP is still open for business! SCRIP orders will be filled on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Orders must be placed by noon and will be dropped off at Joe’s Market by 6:00. We encourage everyone to use ScripNow and ecards. It’s the quickest and easiest way to get SCRIP and you don’t have to leave your home! Paper SCRIP forms may still be dropped off at Joe’s Market.

Support our local businesses while saving money with SCRIP at the same time. Buy your SCRIP now and schedule your long overdue hair appointment and enjoy a meal curbside while you’re at it.

Profit to Date: $32,839. Our profit is up $1,872 from this time last year. Since May 1, we’ve sold

Westphalia Senior Citizens Complex has an apart-ment available for occupancy. The Complex offers affordable housing to independent seniors, disabled, and low to moderate-income individu-als. The one-bedroom apartments are within walking distance of St. Joseph Church. Contact B.J. Rodeman at 573-864-5193 for more information about renting a unit or to be added to the waiting list.

Thank you for your generous support of last week’s Catholic Home Missions Appeal. As a parish, we raised $629 to help strengthen the Church at home and ensure that the Gospel is spread across the United States. If you missed

Outside of the times that Mass is being offered privately, the gym at St. Joseph’s will be open for prayer and reflection. Please ensure proper social distancing (6 ft.) while in the gym. (Use the driveway between the parish office and the historical society building to enter the gym as that door to the building is the only one that will be open.)

Bishop McKnight has requested each parish to formulate a Disaster Responder Team to provide service to those who are affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. The fol-lowing survey has been created by the St. Joseph Community Support Team of Westpha-lia to assist our community during this time of need. There have been a number of peo-ple who have volunteered to help other community members in need. We understand some people are going to be shut-in and may need groceries, hard to find supplies, pre-scriptions, a meal, transportation, a phone call, a card, financial assistance or simply a prayer.

Please help us help the people in our community that may need support. If you know someone in our community or are experiencing a need yourself, please complete the confidential form below. One of the Community Support Team Members will con-tact you. If someone you know would like to complete one of the forms via paper, please have them place it in the secure mailbox behind the parish office. If financial assistance is needed, the Diocese is offering aid through Catholic Charities.

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NOTE: The funds for the renovation of the church are in a separate parish checking account from the regular parish checking account. The renovation funds are not counted by the Sunday collection counters but are taken care of by a committee during the week days. Therefore, it would be helpful if everyone would write a separate check for any funds that are earmarked for the church renovation and put it in the appropriate envelope. Thank you.

April 26, 2020 ............................................................. $10,144.50 Total Offertory YTD ................................................... $626,635.38 Total Offertory FY18-19 ............................................ $724,747.96 Maintenance ..................................................................... $80.00 Infirm Priests Fund .......................................................... $230.00 Catholic Home Missions .................................................. $225.00

The U.S. Census Bureau is currently hiring for the 2020 Cen-sus. By working for the Census Bureau, our community has a special opportunity to help make the 2020 census an accurate and complete count. The count happens every 10 years with the decennial census, which influences how more than $675 billion from more than 100 federal programs are distributed to states and localities each year.

Here is some of what the census numbers affect: Medicaid; school lunch programs; community development grants; medi-cal services; business locations.

If you are interested in a job, please visit the Census Bureau

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