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HOLYLAND CATHOLIC PARISHES Vision: As disciples of Jesus in the Holyland, love St. Isidore the Farmer - Mount Calvary/Saint Cloud/St. Joe unites us beyond all difficulties. God will do the rest. St. John the Baptist - Johnsburg Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Marytown Mission: We are God's children in the Holyland striving to welcome one and all. August 9, 2020 St. Mary Holy Cross St. Joseph St. John St. Cloud Sacrament of Baptism: New and expectant parents N10232 Hwy G 308 S. Cty W W620 Cty G N9288 Hwy W 924 Main Street are required to attend a Baptism preparation class. New Holstein Mt. Calvary St. Cloud St. Cloud Godparents are strongly encouraged to attend. Please Malone call Tammy at 795-4316 or Lori at 753-3311. Adult Confirmation or Reception into the Church: Interested adults who have not been confirmed or who were baptized in another church but would like to be received into the Catholic Church are invited to contact Fr. Gary regarding adult preparation. Sacrament of Matrimony: Couples planning marriage are asked to contact the Pastor or either Parish Office at least six months prior to the wedding date to begin the preparation process. Sacrament of Reconciliation: By appointment call office and arrange with Fr. Gary Pastoral Visits: Please remember to contact the Parish Offices, Fr. Gary, Sr. Jenada (St. Isidore) or Sr. Stephen (St. John’s & St. Mary’s) if you or a loved one would like to be on our prayer list or would like to be visited at the hospital, in your home, nurs- ing home or if incarcerated. Please do not rely on the hospitals to let us know if you are a patient. Parish Membership: All adults are expected to be registered with their parish. Parish membership involves making a generous commitment of time, talent, and financial treasure. Contact either parish office to register. Persons with Disabilities: You are invited to sit in the front pews if you wish to receive Holy Communion without leaving the pew. Hearing Assistance System: All five of our Holyland Catholic Churches are equipped with “The Hearing Loop”. Activate t-coil on your hearing aid or ask for device. Gluten Free Hosts: They are available upon request in the sacristy. Air Conditioning: For the comfort of those who are heat sensitive Holy Cross & St. John the Baptist Churches are air conditioned. holylandcatholicparishes.org HolyLand Catholic Parishes 2 nineteenth Sunday in ordinary time Knights of Columbus Founder HOLYLAND CATHOLIC SCHOOL Fr. Michael McGivney to be th Beatified on October 31. 16 Annual Golf Outing The Congregation for the Causes of Sunday, September 20, 2020 Saints announced that Fr. Michael Golfing: QUIT QUI OC- ELKHART LAKE, WI McGivney, the founder of the Knights Registration - 8:00 to 9:00 AM of Columbus will be beatified on **NOTE CHANGE IN START TIME** October 31. The beatification is expected to take place in his native Carts Depart – 9:15, Shotgun Start - 9:30 Connecticut. Beatification, being Dinner: CABARET SUPPER CLUB, ST CLOUD, WI declared “blessed” by the Church, is the final step of recognition before a person is canonized **NOTE CHANGE IN START TIME** and declared a saint. Cocktails - 3:00 PM, Dinner - 4:00 PM Fr. McGivney will become the fourth U.S.-born man to be For questions or more information contact: beatified, joining Bl. Stanley Rother, Bl. James Miller, and Ken & Joyce Schneider 960-8554 Bl. Solanus Casey. Bl. Carlos Manuel Rodríguez Santiago is or [email protected] a native of Puerto Rico which is a U.S. Commonwealth. There are three women born in the United Mark & Lori Lisowe 920-753-3506 States who have been canonized as saints -- St. Elizabeth [email protected] Ann Seton, St. Katharine Drexel, and St. Kateri Tekawitha. There have been no U.S.-born canonized men. Volunteers needed! St. Junipero Serra, St. Frances Cabrini, St. John Neumann, For the: St. Mother Théodore Guérin, St. Rose Philippine Duchesne, Holyland Catholic School St. Damian of Molokai and St. Marianne Cope are all 16th Annual Golf Outing immigrants to the United States who have been canonized. Contact Steve Pauly at 920-980-9778 Bl. Francis Xavier Seelos and Bl. Miriam Teresa or [email protected]. Demjanovich are immigrants who have been beatified. Bl.Theresa Gerhardinger, founder of the School Sisters of Notre Dame worked for almost two years in the United States. Bl. Mother Mary Frances Schervier, the founder of Feast of St. Clare of Assisi the Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis, came to the United Tuesday, August 11 States for a time in 1863 and tended to wounded soldiers in 8:00 AM Mass at St. Cloud the Civil War. St. Clare’s Words of Encouragement Saints René Goupil, Isaac Jogues, and Jean de Lalande are As you gaze upon the Crucifix, three of the eight North American Martyrs. They worked in Place your mind before the mirror of eternity! Canada and New York. These three were martyred in New Place your soul in the brilliance of glory! York. St. Pedro Calungsod is a native of the Philippines who Place your heart in the figure of the Divine! was canonized on the island of Guam which is now a U.S. And transform your whole being into the territory. Blesseds Lucas of St. Joseph Tristany, Eduardo of image of the Godhead itself through the Child Jesus Farré, Pedro of St. Elijah Heriz Eguíluz, contemplation. Vicente of the Cross Gallén and Angel of St. Joseph.Fort So that you too may feel what His friends feel are Carmelite friars who served parishes in Tucson, Arizona as they taste the hidden sweetness in the 1920’s and 1930’s until recalled to their native Spain which God Himself has reserved where they were martyred. from the beginning for those who love Him. Needs for August: Village Wide Village of St. Cloud Manwich, Canned tuna, Canned Rummage Sale Fruit, Cereal Hamburger or tuna helper, Hearty beef soups, Mayonnaise or Miracle whip, Boost Friday, August 21 Cash donations may be sent to: Saturday, August 22 Holyland Food Pantry PO BOX 62 Malone, WI 53049 We're concerned with how things turn out; May god bless all of us and open our minds and hearts God seems more concerned with how we turn out. so that we can help each other August 9, 2020 3 HolyLand Catholic Parishes ST. CLOUD CHURCH PARISH BUDGETS APPROVED! All Three Holyland Catholic Parishes for 2020- Cleaning week of August 17 & 24 2021 have been submitted, reviewed and Chair: Tom & Mary Schoenborn 999-2822 approved by the Finance Office of the Jim Sippel & Terry Sippel Archdiocese. I am grateful for ALL the work that John Wagner and Lori Lemke did to put HOLY CROSS CHURCH together the St. Isidore the Farmer budget, that Tammy Horn and Bob Schmidt did for St. John the Baptist and Cleaning List: August 15 Tammy and Al Feldner for St. Mary. Pat Birschbach has been Chairperson: Mary Shafer helpful in preparing the way for all three of our parishes’ budgets Karen Simon, Kayla Immel-Simon & Kim Sippel as well as assisting John Wertschnig with the Holyland Catholic IF you are unable to clean, PLEASE get a sub, it helps School budget, which is a necessary prelude to completing our everyone out parish budgets. Thank you Pat. The Parish Trustees for the Sub list: Deb Gau 999-4151 or Linda Vixmer 753-3601 respective parishes also approved the budgets we submitted. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions and the changed timeframe, we were not able to have the Finance Councils meet as they usually would ST. JOE CHURCH have to review the budgets. Cleaning September My experience has been that the Finance Office of the Chair: Eugene & Kay Schneider 999-5738 Archdiocese in the past two years has definitely taken on a more Mark Winkler, Lee Zimmerman & Dan Wagner hands on approach to the budgeting process. There is an understandable desire on the part of the Archbishop to ensure that all parishes are able to present a budget that is reasonable and ST. JOHN CHURCH balanced. We have done so. Cleaning List: September 12, 2020 at 9:00 am In the Catechism of the Catholic Church, we are reminded that Leaders: Marlys Casper 920-238-9560 “The laity can also feel called, or be in fact called, to cooperate James & Carol Bertram, Dan & Kelly Casper, with their pastors in the service of the ecclesial community, for the Paul & Mary Casper, Bob & Stacy Casper, sake of its growth and life. This can be done through the exercise Dianne Chase, Donna Comerford & Judy Conger. of different kinds of ministries according to the grace and charisms which the Lord has been pleased to bestow on them." Among the ways in which the laity accomplish this is in the sharing of their ST. MARY CHURCH expertise in financial matters. That is why I am so grateful that we have parishioners who use their business skills to assist in this Cleaning List: August 15, 2020 at 8:00am way. Leaders: Denise & Randal Korb 898-4255 Sara Buechel, Joan Gerhartz, Neal & Kay Heus, Cory & Becky Holyland Blood Drive on August 18 Kraus, Wilmer & Janelle Mueller, Phillip & Kelly Schmitz, Steve & Tina Ziebell, John & Darlene Hau The Red Cross Holyland Blood Drive is set for Tuesday August 18, 2020 at Maximillian’s in Mt. Calvary. Donors need to make an appointment by calling the Red Cross at 1-800-733-2767 St. Mary’s Harvest Fest (1-800-Red-Cross). Times for donating are from 11:45 am to Raffle Tickets 6:00 pm.
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    The Joy of Francis Together for the Gospel! Fall/Winter, 2006 - Vol. 14, No. 2 Saint Elizabeth of Hungary VIII Centenary 17 Nov 2006 / 17 Nov 2008 “I am pleased to inform you that, in its last meeting of April 2006, In This Issue the CIOFS Presidency decided that the Secular Franciscan Order will celebrate the 800th anniversary of the birth of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, from November 17, 2006 St. Elizabeth of Hungary Page to November 17, 2008. Future of Spiritual Ass’ts Page Yes, you read correctly – we will Initial Formation Seminars Page 2 dedicate two years to our Patron Lay Spiritual Assistants Page 3 so that we can get to know her well and live her Franciscan and From Assisi, Fr. Steve Page 4 secular spirituality of a young Call to the Lay Faithful Page 4 spouse and mother, who did Formation Page 5 not hesitate to take on heavy Advent Page 6 government responsibilities in her “reign”, achieving, through love Already a Total Gift Page 7 and dedication (in a very difficult Fraternity News Page 8 St. Elizabeth, cont. page 15 Rebuild My House Page 11 Why is There War? Page 2 Remembering 9-11 Page 3 To my Franciscan Family: SFO National Council Page 4 The Future of Spiritual Assistants 2007 Rel Ed Congress Page 4 by Rock DeSpain, Regional Minister Legend of St. Elizabeth Page 5 On Nobility of Soul Page 6 After spending a year and a half in and had the usual feelings most Calendar of Saints Page 8 classes, visitations and elections, of us get when we undertake Regional Directory Page 9 I was certified as a Lay Spiritual something new.