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St. Gregory Parish Holy Trinity Parish Catholic Communities of St. Gregory Parish Holy Trinity Parish &Holy Trinity Parish Mass Schedule 11928 Marken Road Tuesday 8:15am Holy Trinity Kiel (School Hill), WI 53042 Wednesday 8:15am Holy Trinity Thursday 8:15am St. Gregory Email: [email protected] Friday 8:15am St. Gregory www.holytrinityschoolhill.org Facebook: Holy Trinity Parish School Hill Saturday 4:00pm St. Gregory Sunday 8:00am Holy Trinity 10:00am St. Gregory St. Gregory Parish 7:00pm Holy Trinity PO Box 199, 214 Church Street St. Nazianz, WI 54232 Email: [email protected] www.stgregsparish.com Confessions Facebook: St. Gregory Parish Saturday 5:00pm St. Gregory Sacraments Sunday 6:30pm Holy Trinity Baptism, Marriage: Call the Parish Office Anointing of the Sick: Call the Parish Office Parish Staff Holy Trinity Council Members Temporary Administrator Parish Council: Matt Schneider, Scott Faust, Jack Valukas, Randy Neils, Mary Glomski, Dale Post, Deacon: Nancy Augustine, Carol Koenig, Kevin Bonde— Gary Wilhelm 920-905-3478 Secretary Trustee [email protected] Finance Council: Mark Vogel, Dennis Albright, Holy Trinity Office: Bob Binversie, Sam Barnett, Dennis Graf, Chuck Schlosser, Jim Augustine, Pamela Post— Barb Hruby 773-2380 Treasurer Trustee St. Gregory Office & Religious Education: St. Gregory Council Members Rita Steffen 773-2511 [email protected] Parish Council: Steve Noworatzky, Ron Egan, Patty Wilhelm 773-2511 Tammy Olig, Christine Schoenberger, Lisa Schueler, Allen Dietrich—Secretary [email protected] Trustee Finance Council: John Blattner, Linda Dietrich, Frank Riesterer, Dale Christel, Jan Reindl, Lisa Halverson, Cecelia DeBruin, Steve Lenzner, Ken Riesterer—Treasurer Trustee Epiphany of the lord Worship Schedule Parish News Saturday January 2—Sts. Basil the Great & Gregory of Nazianzen Confessions (January & February): 4pm SG + Butch Hickmann St. Gregory—Saturdays at 3:30pm Sunday January 3—Epiphany of the Lord Holy Trinity—Sundays at 7:30am 8am HT + Lucille & Ervin Koenig, Sr. 10am SG + Elwin Lutzke Marian Day: Our Lady of Prompt Succor Join in praying Mar- 7pm HT + Disciples of Jesus ian prayers, the Rosary & the Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Tuesday January 5—St. John Neumann, Bishop beginning at 8am on Friday, January 8 at Holy Trinity. 8:15am HT + Communion Service Wednesday January 6—Christmas Weekday 8:15am HT + Communion Service SG Snow Removal Help Needed SG is looking for help with snow- Thursday January 7—Christmas Weekday blowing/shoveling/salting entrances and walkways (near the build- 8:15am SG + Communion Service ings). Monetary compensation will be offered. Contact the office if Friday January 8—Christmas Weekday interested. 8:15am SG + Communion Service Saturday January 9—Christmas Weekday The visitation and Mass of Christian Burial for Ron Koscielak, St. 4pm SG + Martin Jacquette Gregory Parishioner who passed away November 15, has been Sunday January 10—Baptism of the Lord scheduled for Wednesday, January 6. Visitation begins at 10am with 8am HT + Dennis Brost Mass to follow at 11. 10am SG + Jane Schaller 7pm HT + Arlene, Alfred, & Nick Schad Please pray for the repose of the soul of Ron Christel, St. Gregory Parishioner, who passed away on December 23. May God grant him eternal rest and be with his family at this difficult time. On behalf of our Liturgical Ministers parish communities, we offer our prayers and condolences to his fami- January 9 & 10 ly. The funeral Mass for Ron was December 29 at St. Gregory Parish. Greeters (Temperatures): LOST—Set of Keys at SG 10pm Mass on Christmas Eve. Please 4pm SG: Allen Dietrich return them to the parish office if you had picked them up by mistake. 10am SG: Dale & Mardelle Christel Thank you! Lectors: • To everyone who contributed to the success of the 4pm SG: Connie Bell 2021 Christian Women Raffle Calendars by either selling 8am HT: Gary Mueller or buying them! 10am SG: Steve Noworatzky 7pm HT: Matt Schneider • To Betty Hardy who donated towards the Christmas banners. Extra Ordinary Ministers of the Eucharist: 4pm SG: none Joint Liturgy Committee meeting Thursday, January 7, 5:30pm at 8am HT: Larry Steffen, Carol Heinzen SG. 10am SG: none HT Perch Fry Food donation and worker schedules will be coming out Ushers: soon. 4pm SG: Roy & Sharon Schuler 8am HT: Lois & Dennis Albright HT Church Window Committee next meeting Tues., Jan. 5, 6pm. 10am SG: Max Christel, Rich Galien Everyone is welcome. 7pm HT: Matt Schneider Servers (Cross-Bearer): 4pm SG: Preston Frost We should renew our desire to look for Christ 8am HT: Tim Hruby 10am SG: Kevin Halverson 7pm HT: DeBruin or Schneider Family with the same determination Scrip Sales: Pick-up for Pre-orders Only of the Wise Men. Whatever it takes! +Most Rev. Jose H. Gomez St. Gregory Stewardship: December 26 & 27, 2020 Holy Trinity Stewardship for December 27, 2020 Weekly Fiscal Year Budget Weekly Fiscal Year Budget Envelopes $ 5,403.00 $165,000.00 Envelopes $ 1,746.00 $ 88,000.00 Loose $ 123.00 $ 10,000.00 Loose $ 66.01 $ 12,000.00 Total $ 5,526.00 $175,000.00 Total $ 1,812.01 $100,000.00 Support Budget/Week $ 1,923.00 $ 45,866.50 received for year Support Budget/Week $ 3,365.38 $ 81,487.70 received for year Difference This Week $ -110.99 $ 54,133.50 needed by Difference this Week $ 2,160.62 $ 93,512.30 needed by 6/30/21 6/30/21 Total December Green Sunday: $635.00 Green Sunday: $558.00 December Total: $788.00 Christmas: $2,337.00 Christmas: $1,754.00 Dates to Hear to Serve … Remember “THE COMPLETE OIL CHANGE” Sat., Jan. 2 St. Gregory of Nazianzen Feast Day (SG Patron Saint) When I was a kid with a newly minted Tues., Jan. 5 HT Church Window Committee Mtg 6pm driver’s license, my main mode of Thurs., Jan. 7 Joint Liturgy Mtg 5:30pm at SG transportation was a ’63 Rambler. Try- Tues., Jan. 12 HT Finance Council 6pm; Parish Council 7pm ing to be a responsible car owner, I Tues., Jan. 19 Food Pantry 1pm at SG knew it was important to change my oil and filter on Tues., Jan. 19 SG Finance Council 6pm; Parish Council 7:15pm Tues., Jan. 26 SHAC Annual mtg 6pm social, 7pm meeting at Meats a regular basis. Well, this ’63 Rambler had the oil filter in a place that was so hard to reach. The fil- ter had been on the car so long before I got it that it just wouldn’t budge. It actually started to cave in when I tried to change the filter. So, I just changed the oil and not the filter. Even though I attempted to do some good to help the car run better, I wasn’t doing everything I should have been doing. I wasn’t really receiving the full benefits of the oil change. When I think of that old Rambler and its stubborn oil filter, I always think of the Sacrament of Confession or Reconciliation. As Catholics we be- lieve that we receive special graces by coming to Mass, receiving Holy Communion, or receiving the other Sacraments such as Confirmation, or Holy Matrimony. That is true, but if we are in the state of sin, and we don’t go to Confession, then we are not giving ourselves the “the complete oil Knightly News change.” We still have that stubborn oil filter full Meetings are held the 2nd Wednesday of the month. of dirt and sludge contaminating the graces of the clean oil. For more information about our Council contact If our soul (which is the car engine), has this Dave Christel at (920) 773-3113 oil filter that is full of all this sludge (our sins) then we are not getting the full benefits of these Graces (clean oil) from Jesus. In fact, we are doing internal damage we can’t see. Eucharistic Bells During Mass I don’t know if it’s arrogance, fear, or em- barrassment that keeps most of us from going to SG is looking for volunteers to ring the church bells five minutes Confession. We don’t need to take a poll to know prior to the start of each Mass ‘calling the faithful to worship’ and again during the Eucharistic prayer as described above. The altar that the number of people that go to the Sacra- server will continue to ring the bells for all those present, but the ment of Confession is down drastically. ringing of the larger church bells makes the announcement to the I urge you to do whatever it takes and community. go. If you have been away from the Sacrament for The sound of bells does add to the reverence and the solemnity of a number of years and forgotten how it works, have the Mass. Most importantly, they highlight in a sensible way the fears or questions, please contact me. I would be sacred action taking place on the altar. Therefore, we have a tradi- glad to help. (Don’t worry, you do not have to tell tion that is not only practical but also beautiful. me your sins.) Reconciliation is not difficult. You can even take an instruction sheet with you in the Can you help keep the tradition alive? The goal is to have bells rung at ALL Masses. Contact the parish office if you are willing to confessional. Remember, our eternal life doesn’t help with the ringing of the bells. depend on us memorizing or understanding all the facts, but it depends on the attitude of our hearts and minds. I was a twenty year man myself at one time, and it does take a lot to muster up the cour- age to go again. But I promise you, if you do go to Mass Readings for Week of January 4—January 10 Confession, you will not be disappointed.
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