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SNEAK PEEK V SAINTS CALENDAR Grotto of the Redemption Gift Shop Hours (West Bend)  Oct † St. Joseph, Bode Twinned † St. Michael, Whittemore in Christ † St. Cecelia, Algona St. Jeanne de Chantal, Haiti † Sts. Peter & Paul, West Bend 26th Sunday In Ordinary Time September 27, 2020 Pastor: Rev. Fr. Edward Girres Parochial Vicar: Rev. Fr. Matthew Solyntjes Pastoral Minister, RCIA Director: Rev. Mr. Bill Black Deacons Rev. Mr. Bill Black, [email protected] Rev. Mr. Don McGuire, [email protected] Rev. Mr. Brad Magill, [email protected] Rev. Mr. David Penton, [email protected] Rev. Mr. Gerald Streit (Retired) Youth Ministry Rev. Mr. David & Amy Penton, [email protected] St. Cecelia Parish Office ................................ 515.295.3435 FAX …………………………………………………………….515.295.9290 715 East North Street, Algona, IA 50511 [email protected] Mon-Thu 9AM-Noon/1PM-5PM; Fri 9AM-Noon/1PM-4PM Sts. Peter & Paul Parish Office .................... 515.887.3333 Box 16, 206 1st Avenue NW, West Bend, IA 50597 [email protected] Mon-Fri 8:00AM-5:00PM St. Michael Parish Office .............................. 515.884.2618 609 Third Street, Whittemore, IA 50598 [email protected] Mon/Wed/Thu/Fri 8:30AM-Noon; Tue 12:30-4:30PM St. Joseph Parish Office (Mary Alice Berte) .......... 515.320.0881 1023 Hwy 169, Bode, IA 50519 [email protected] Fr. Merle Kollasch, Retired Priest in Residence...... 515.379.1062 Bishop Garrigan Catholic Middle & High School 1224 N McCoy Street .................................... 515.295.3521 Seton Catholic Grade School 808 East Lucas Street .................................... 515.295.3509 SNEAK PEEK V SAINTS CALENDAR Grotto of the Redemption Gift Shop Hours (West Bend) Oct. 4, Confirmation for St. Joseph, St. Michael & St. Cecelia at Apr-Oct 9 a.m.- 6 p.m. 1PM - St. Cecelia Catholic Church Nov-Mar 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Grotto office 8:30- 5 p.m. Oct. 4, CDA Respect Life Sunday Catholic Social Services Oct 8, Kossuth County Right To Life Mtg 6:30PM Julianne Klesel, LISW, Counselor ................. 515.295.8840 Oct 10, 2020 Public Square Rosary Crusade, 12 PM @ Kemco Mon–Fri, 9AM–4PM Tires & 12 PM @ The Grotto Oct 11, Confirmation for St. Joseph, St. Michael & St. Cecelia at Prayer Request Lines 1PM - St. Cecelia Catholic Church Oct 11, Algona KC’s Drive Thru Turkey Dinner 4-6:30PM St. Joseph Parish Oct 18, National CDA Sunday, 7:45 AM Mass at St. Cecelia Arlene Schoo .................................................. 515.379.1394 Emily Bormann, [email protected] ....... 515.379.1302 Oct 18, PFAH Drive Thru Turkey Lunch after 10:45 Mass St. Michael Parish Oct 24, St. Cecelia CDA Drive Thru Bake Sale Call Pam Kollasch ............................................ 515.341.5799 (orders taken Oct 6-16) Sts. Peter & Paul Parish Oct 25-31, CDA White Ribbons Against Porography Janet Laubenthal ............................................. 515.320-2896 Carol Eoriatti ................................................... 515.890-2059 Have an event you would like listed? Email the information to: St. Cecelia Parish ............................................ 515.295.3435 [email protected] AMERICA NEEDS FATIMA Rites / sacraments Please join the 2020 Public V SAINTS CATHOLIC COMMUNITY Square Rosary Crusade. Our nation is in great need of public prayer, repentance Remember in Prayer and conversion. We ask God to save America Jim A Rosenmeyer, husband of Judy and father of through the Rosary of His Most Holy Mother. Rich (Joyce), David (Jennifer), Nancy (Jeff) Lawler, Troy (Lisa) and Travis (Molly) Please join us Saturday, Oct Randall Rowley, father of Brandon (Cassie), 10th in praying for our Dustin, Tyler Dodds and Kelli nation at either of the Gene Sullivan, father of Adam (Stephanie) following two locations this year: Cathy J. Vitzthum, daughter of Sharon Hahle 12:00 Noon at Kemco Tires, “Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, 1412 Hwy 18, Algona and let perpetual life shine upon them” For more information contact Don Theesfeld 515.320.3741 OR 12:00 Noon at Shrine of the “Understanding Your Grief” Grotto of the Redemption Five Saints Catholic Community will be offering nine weekly Courtyard, West Bend sessions on “Understanding your Grief”. If you have lost a For more information love one, please consider joining us. contact Andy Milam If you have any questions or would like more information, 515.887.2371 please contact me at the St. Cecelia parish office at 295-3435 or email [email protected] Deacon Bill Black Weekday Mass Schedule Life Chain Monday 8:00 am - St. Joseph Bode Every year on the first Sunday in October people across America Tuesday stand on a designated local 5:30 pm - St. Michael sidewalk holding signs and praying 5:30 pm - St. Cecelia for an end to abortion. Wednesday Kossuth County Right to Life is sponsoring the Life 8:00 am - Sts. Peter & Paul Chain in Algona: 8:40 am - School Mass Live Streamed on YouTube 6:00 pm - St. Cecelia - 1st Wednesday Only • Sunday October 4, 2020 • 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm Thursday • Meet at 1:30 pm at Louscher’s Dental Clinic 8:00 am - St. Joseph 1st, 3rd & 4th Thursday parking lot (310 E Call St, Algona IA) 6:00 pm - Sts. Peter & Paul • Signs will be provided 6:30 pm - St. Joseph (April - October) 2nd Thursday 6:00 pm - St. Joseph (November - March) 2nd Thursday Rain or shine, we will stand along Highway 169/Jones Street and State Street to signify a united front for the Friday unborn children. Please join us October 4th to be part 7:00 am - St. Cecelia & St. Michael of this public witness. V SAINTS CATHOLIC COMMUNITY V SAINTS CATHOLIC COMMUNITY Knights of Columbus (St Joe) Nov 12th following 6 PM St Joseph Court: Final meeting Tues, Sept 29th, 6:30 PM Mass Sts Peter & Paul CDA : Oct 8th 6 PM Mass Knights of Columbus (Sts Peter & Paul): Oct 8th after the 6 PM Mass St. Cecelia CDA: Oct 6th following 5:30 PM Mass at the Columbia Events Center Knights of Columbus (Algona) Oct 7th after 6 PM Mass RESPECT LIFE SUNDAY OCTOBER 4TH September 23 to November 1, 2020 40 DAYS FOR LIFE is a worldwide movement that aims to end abortion locally through prayer and fasting, community 5 Saints Prayer Team Rosary outreach and a peaceful vigil in front of abortion businesses. Tues, Oct 2 at St.Joseph Prayer works! The first 40 Days for Life campaign was in with the Sorroful Mysteries 2007. Since then, 63 nations have been involved; over & on 5 Saints Facebook Live 17,000 lives have been saved; 206 abortion workers have quit; and 107 abortion centers have closed. Please join us in prayer from September 23 rd to November 1 st . You can sign up to receive daily emails and devotions at their website: https://www.40daysforlife.com/ This year during these 40 days Kossuth County Right to Life is sponsoring a public prayer event Every Friday at 4:00 pm (beginning September 25th and ending October 30th) On south lawn of Kossuth County Court House Bring a lawn chair if you wish to sit Prayer material will be provided Please join us! Sts. Peter & Paul Church 206 1st Avenue NW, West Bend, IA50597 Sunday, Sept. 27 10:15 a.m. Mass For members of SSPP Parish There are so many reasons to support Together As One, our Annual Diocesan Appeal, such as ……. Weds., Sept. 30 8:00 a.m. Tony Bonnstetter 6:30 p.m. Rel Ed Rosary followed by classes Thurs., Oct. 1 6:00 p.m. Jack Mertz Sunday, Oct. 4 10:15 a.m. Mass For members of SSPP Parish Liturgical Ministers: Sun. Oct. 4: 10:15 a.m. Accompanist: Recorded Song Leader: Ang Helleseth & Diane Streit Lector: Tim Fakler Body of Christ: Dn. Black & Bruce Helleseth Ushers: Ken & Katie Bollig; Jeff & Pam Bonnstetter Our Five Saints Community Goal for this year is $84,625 Money Counters: Christy Mader & Darlene Thilges on Oct. 7 SSPP Student Religious Education News & Events Sept. 30: 6:30 p.m. meet in the church for the rosary before class; adoration for grade -K 2nd grade; 4th grade make rosaries. Oct. 7: 6:30 p.m. meet in the church for the rosary before class Oct. 14: 6:30 p.m. meet in the church for the rosary before class Oct. 21: 6:30 p.m. meet in the church for the rosary before class Oct. 28: 6:30 p.m. meet in the church for the rosary before class; Disciple Class, Kindergarten & 1st grade pumpkin carv- ing Five Saints Youth Ministry For more information, contact Bear Care is looking for workers in our infant Deacon David or Amy Penton at and one year old room in the morning hours [email protected] and also from 3:00-5:30. Sign up for the Youth Ministry Remind Group If interested, please call at 515-295-3509 or for the latest activities or to join a class. email Kristie Hough at Text @apento to 81010 [email protected] on the Remind app with the code @apento. St. Michael Church St. Joseph Church 609 Third Street, Whittemore, IA 50598 Hwy 169, Bode, IA 50519 MASS INTENTIONS MASS INTENTIONS Sun, Sept 27 8:30am St Michael’s Parish Family Mon, Sept 28 8:00 AM Norma Reding Wayne Goodman 8:00 AM Priests, Deacons, Seminarians Tues, Sept 29 5:30pm Thurs, Oct 1 Henry & Lillian Geelan of the Five Saints Community Fri, Oct 2 8:00am Larry Devine Sat, Oct 3 5:00PM St. Joseph Parish Family St Michael’s Parish Family Sun, Oct 4 8:30am LITURGICAL Bob Straub SEPTEMBER 26 MINITRIES LITURGICAL MINISTRIES Oct 4 – 8:30am LECTOR: Brianna Marso Ushers Joe & Marie Elbert Mike Marso, Ethan Marso USHERS: Organist Colleen Kenyon Mitchell Marso Cantor Ron Kenyon MUSIC: Shelly Kohlhaas Lector Renee Graves The Together as One Diocesan Campaign has begun.
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