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Saint Boniface Catholic Church SAINT BONIFACE CATHOLIC CHURCH FAITH | HOSPITALITY | SERVICE 26 APRIL 2020: THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER “Were not our hearts burning within us while he spoke to us on the way and opened the Scriptures to us?” Mission [Luke 24:32] “Being the Joy of the Gospel through a deeper love for Jesus and a stronger com- Oh, how much we would desire for this experience now! mitment to each other!” Confronted with the pandemic that has infected more than 2.5 million people, caused the deaths of over 175,000 and wreaked havoc on the world’s economy, we find our hearts heavy with unimaginable burdens of the self, others, and the world. Perhaps this is our Emmaus— MASS our place of rediscovering the radical love for God and for each other. Weekdays: Unlike the times when we can rush to the bar or other places of escape, we are left with Monday—Friday: 8:00 AM “staying at home.” So, the question is: what have we done to ease our sadness? If we are at home alone or with family, have we sought the company of silence? Have we taken the time Weekends: to listen to the hungers of the Risen Lord and to the whispers of those around us? Saturday: 4:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM For those of us who believe, there’s nothing to fear. Jesus is with us—all the time. He goes af- ter those in despair, those left alone. If we allow Him to accompany us, like the disciples on the way to Emmaus, he will transform our burdened hearts to becoming burning hearts. Once we recognize Him—and see Him for who He really is, we will burn for His love. *St Boniface offers Live Streaming of Daily Mass through Facebook until As we journey through this week, let us not be afraid to welcome the Risen Lord into lives— further notice! our doubts, our uncertainties, and our fears! He will renew our lives! In the fullness of Christ’s love, Father Chinna 1200 S. WARRIOR LANE | WAUKEE | IA 50263 |515-987-4597 WWW.STBONIFACECHURCH.ORG| EMAIL: [email protected] PARISH CONTACTS DAILY READINGS WELCOME TO SAINT BONIFACE Saturday, 25 April If you are a visitor to Saint Boniface, we want you to Saint Mark, Evangelist (Feast) know you are welcome here. Whether you have come Pt 5:5b-14/Mk 16:15-20 from another part of the country, from across the world, Sunday, 26 April THIRD SUNDAY OF EASTER or from another parish in the diocese, please say hello to Acts 2:14, 22-33/1 Pt 1:17-21/Lk 24:13-35 the parish family! We may be a growing community, but Monday, 27 April we long to connect with everyone! Acts 6:8-15/Jn 6:22-29 PARISH REGISTRATION Tuesday, 28 April If you desire to become a member of Saint Boniface Saint Peter Chanel, Priest and Martyr; Saint Louis Grignion de family, please plan to attend a newcomers event. We Montfort, Priest (Optional Memorial) Acts 7:51—8:1a/Jn 6:30-35 hold it on the second Sunday of the month immediately Wednesday, 29 April following 11:00 AM Mass. If the Lord calls you to be Saint Catherine of Siena, Virgin and Doctor (Memorial) part of our family, please call the office at 515-987-4597 Acts 8:1b-8/Jn 6:35-40 and preregister for the event. The next event is sched- Thursday, 30 April uled for 10 May in the Mary and Joseph Room. Saint Pius V, Pope (Optional Memorial) SACRAMENTS Acts 8:26-40/Jn 6:44-51 If you need information on the Sacraments—Baptism, Friday, 1 May Saint Joseph the Worker (Optional Memorial) Matrimony, Confession, and Anointing of the Sick, Acts 9:1-20/Jn 6:52-59 please contact the parish office! Saturday, 2 May PARISH CONTACTS Saint Athanasius, Bishop and Doctor (Memorial) Pastor Acts 9:31-42/Jn 6:60-69 Father Chinna Devaraj Sunday, 3 May Administrative Coordinator FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER Acts 2:14a, 36-41/1 Pt 2:20b-25/Jn 10:1-10 Nancy Horsch | [email protected] Office Associate Vicki Spenner | [email protected] Office Associate MASS INTENTIONS Tiffany Hilgenberg | [email protected] Finance & Facilities Manager Saturday, 25 April Cathy Bellis | [email protected] + Bill and Ann Ludemann Bookkeeping and Facilities Assistant Sunday, 26 April Monica Vanorny | [email protected] + John Ebeling Health & Wellness Minister Monday, 27 April Sara Krohnke | [email protected] + Cynthia Aragon Nail Communication & Parish Life Development Tuesday. 28 April Christina Bell | [email protected] + Norma Stutzman Director of Music & Ministry Formation Wednesday, 29 April Sarah Graf | [email protected] + Juliann Huyck Director of Faith Formation Amy Slick | [email protected] Thursday, 30 April Faith Formation Coordinator + Mary Kenyon Nora Morales | [email protected] Friday, 1 May Confirmation Coordinator + Mary Droste Lori Hurkin | [email protected] Saturday, 2 May High School Youth Ministry Leader +Schiller & Frakes Families T. J. Irvin | [email protected] Sunday, 3 May + Wilbur Miller WWW.STBONIFACECHURCH.ORG REFLEXION WAYS TO GIVE "No estaban nuestros corazones ardiendo dentro de nosotros mientras nos habló en el camino y nos abrió las Escrituras? [Lucas 24:32] ¡Oh, cuánto desearíamos por esta experiencia ahora! Enfrentados a la pandemia que ha infectado a más de 2.5 mil- lones de personas, causó la muerte de más de 175,000 y causó estragos en la economía mundial, encontramos nuestros corazones cargados de cargas inimaginables de uno mismo, de otros y del mundo. Quizás este es nuestro Emaús, nuestro lugar de redescu- brir el amor radical por Dios y por los demás. A diferencia de los momentos en los que podemos apresurarnos ⇒ MAIL your Weekly Tithing Offering please to hacia el bar u otros lugares de escape, nos quedamos "en casa". the parish office (address below) Entonces, la pregunta es: ¿qué hemos hecho para aliviar nuestra tristeza? Si estamos en casa solos o en familia, ¿hemos buscado la ⇒ DROP your Weekly Tithing Offering Envelope compañía del silencio? ¿Nos hemos tomado el tiempo de escuchar into the SECURE DROPBOX in front of the el hambre del Señor resucitado y los susurros de quienes nos north main entrance in one of the grounds rodean? ⇒ Contact Nancy Horsch please and request an Para aquellos de nosotros que creemos, no hay nada que temer. AUTOMATIC DEBIT FORM—she will be very Jesús está con nosotros todo el tiempo. Él va tras los desesperados, happy to assist you: 515–987-4597 or los que quedan solos. Si permitimos que Él nos acompañe, como [email protected] los discípulos en el camino a Emaús, transformará nuestros cora- zones cargados para que se conviertan en corazones ardientes. Una vez que lo reconozcamos y lo veamos por quién es realmente, Address: nos quemaremos por su amor. St. Boniface Catholic Church 1200 S. Warrior Lane A medida que avanzamos esta semana, ¡no tengamos miedo de Waukee, IA 50323 darle la bienvenida al Señor Resucitado a nuestras vidas, nuestras www.stbonifacechurch.org dudas, nuestras incertidumbres y nuestros miedos! ¡Él renovará nuestras vidas! May the Risen Christ deepen our faith—and strengthen our stewardship! En la plenitud del amor de Cristo, Padre Chinna !!TITHING COMPARISON!! Week of 19 April 2019 Week of 19 April 2020 Tithing $20,441.50 Tithing $36,384.00 Building Faith $760.00 Building Faith $4,179.00 Parish Debt as of 1 April $1,901,511.00 Parish Debt as of 1 April $1,538,613.82 SACRAMENTAL CONFESSION The Anderson Family Adela Lara from El Recreo Prayer of Spiritual Communion My Jesus, I believe that You are present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You into my soul. Since I cannot at this moment receive You sacramentally, come at least spiritually into my heart. I embrace You as if You were already there and unite myself wholly to You. Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen! ANNUAL GRADUATE MASS UPDATES Graduation is a special moment! Masks We want to honor you and we want to recog- Are you able to make face masks for people to nize this important milestone! use during this pandemic? A parishioner who works at Unity Point has informed us that they However, in the light of COVID-19 and the have an immediate need of 400 masks. If you uncertainty surrounding it now, we will not are able to help, please contact Sara Krohnke be able to have the Annual Graduate Mass on at [email protected]. the second Sunday of May. Instead, we will have it on Sunday, July 19, 2020. Welcome Our New Trustee This will be during 11:00 AM Mass. Depend- Please welcome RHONDA FLANERY, our new Trus- ing upon the social distancing measures, we tee, beginning from 1 April 2020. would also like to organize a reception imme- diately following this Mass in the hall. Prior to this role, Rhonda has served on the Finance Council—and volunteered in different ministries since 2004. Her passion for the Catholic faith, commitment As in the past, we would like to prepare a spe- to the parish, and her joyous stewardship are known cial bulletin to recognize our graduates. In to the parishioners and they are treasures to the pasto- preparation for this special liturgy, we would ral wellbeing of our community. like to send us your names, pictures, and oth- May the Risen Lord fill her heart with peace as as- er information about academic pursuits. sumes this role for the parish family! Please email us by May 29th to Nancy Horsch.
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