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St. Michael’s Parish St. John’s Parish 524 W. Street 201 N. 4th Street Albion, NE 68620 Petersburg, NE 68652

January 27, 2019

St. Michael’s St. John’s

Fr. Mark Tomasiewicz, Pastor Fr. Mark Tomasiewicz, Pastor Rectory: 402-395-2393 Rectory in Albion: 402-395-2393

Jeni Porter, Business Manager Jaci Hoefer, Business Manager Parish Office: 402-395-2332 Parish Office: 402-386-5580 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Deacon Tim Preister 395-6440 Deacon John Starman 386-5570 Deacon James Schindel 386-5212 To rent St. John’s rectory contact: Deacon Paul Weeder 395-6105 Mary Lu Larson, 843-8420 Lisa Wagner, Director of Religious Ed Jacque Luettel, 843-8974 Cell phone: 308-750-0423 To rent Werner Hall contact: Kathy Salber, School Office Manager Jaci Hoefer, 386-5580 Lisa Schumacher, Principal To schedule Masses at either parish: School Office: 402-395-2926 Kelly Starman, 386 -5570 Parish web site: stmichaelalbion.com [email protected]

Is it a school with a parish, or is it a parish with a school? It is a good question, because our parish communities have a mandate from the to preach the good news. Moreover, that is exactly what a good Catholic school does. It is another one of the ministries of a parish: to educate well-rounded individuals in Gospel values, preparing those young individuals to take their eventual place in the larger secular community. All the educational efforts of the parish school are focused on the life of faith. That faith is formed in knowledge of the teachings of the Church and of the Gospel, and those qualities are demonstrated through a life of service to the community.

A Catholic school is a community of faith, knowledge, and service, as a ministry of the parish community; and Catholic Schools Week provides a wonderful opportunity for us to reflect on whether we have "a school with a parish, or a parish with a school," and make sure our parish school is living its mandate from the Church.

Sacrament of Penance: Saturday at St. Michael’s 4:30-5:10 p.m.; Sunday at St. John’s 7:50-8:15 a.m.; or by appointment. Sacrament of Baptism: First-time parents are required to attend a baptism preparation class. Please contact Fr. Mark or Deacon Tim Preister to arrange for the class and for the baptism. Sacrament of Marriage: Archdiocesan policy requires a 8-12 month preparation. Please make arrangements by contacting Fr. Mark. Holy Communion for the Homebound: Communion is taken to the shut-ins at both parishes. Please contact Jodi Krohn in Albion, 395-6094, or Kelly Starman in Petersburg, 386-5570, to get put on the list. Sick Call: Please call Fr. Mark if you or someone in your family is sick or in the hospital and would like a visit. Prayer Chain at St. Michael’s: Please call Nancy Morton, 395-6294, or Ellen Stuhr, 395-6302. Prayer Chain at St. John ’s: Please call Kathy Koch, 386 -5481, or Ke lly Starman, 386 -5570. FROM T HE P ASTOR

Did you hear what I said? You didn’t respond to my text message, did you read and understand my concern? In our age of incredible technology, we can communicate in various ways, yet our ability to receive and digest the message effectively is still a big challenge. Part of our culture is overwhelmed with the multitude of messages; some are addicted to wanting more information or desiring to respond immediately to the cellphone sound. This experience may impact our opportunities to hear ’s voice and know the real sound of God communicating his truth, wisdom and love to all of us. On this Third Sunday of Ordinary Time , we return to Luke’s gospel account, which will carry us through our liturgical cycle this year. The first reading from the book of Nehemiah tells how he as governor of Israel attempts to assist the people who return from the Babylonian exile. Their cities had been destroyed as well as their places of worship, and he took serious efforts in rebuilding what he thought was most important—their faith in God. Hence, the passage describes an assembly called by Nehemiah and the people gather to hear the -scribe read and interpret God’s word to them. There is a possibility that the message was from one of the first five books (the ), and we get a sense how the people responded with reverence and joy for we read: “Ezra the scribe stood on a wooden platform that had been made for the occasion. He opened the scroll so that all the people might see it—for he was standing higher up than any of the people—and, as he opened it, all the people rose. Ezra blessed the LORD, the great God, and all the people, their hands raised high, answered, ‘Amen, amen!’” There was a brief commentary and the people were instructed and dismissed with encouragement from Nehemiah and Ezra: “Today is holy to the LORD your God. Do not be sad, and do not weep.” The gospel describes doing a similar practice as he begins his public ministry in Nazareth, for he reads from the scroll and declares the passage as “fulfilled in your hearing,” and identifies himself with the servant in ’ s writings. However, with Jesus there was not as much enthusiasm for there were challenges for believers to incorporate God’s word into daily living. For all of us, the truth remains. G.K. Chesterton, the convert and well-known writer articulated an interesting observation by penning, “ has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and not tried.” Jesus always invites us into mission with him and on the path toward holiness, love and service. Did you hear that effort, dedication commitment are mandatory?

As we celebrate Catholic S chool’s W eek, let us rejoice in our call to grow as disciples; be grateful to all our teachers and benefactors; and encourage one another to reveal ’s light and hope in our world! Fr. Mar k

ONE CHURCH: Encountering Jesus, Equipping Disciples and Living Mercy ••

MASS I NTENTIONS T HIS WEEK

Monday, January 28 NO MASS (Pastor’s day off!) Tuesday, January 29 (SM) 6:30 p.m. † Lloyd & Marie Reuter Wednesday, January 30 (SM) 8:10 a.m. † Karen Walters (SJ) 10:00 a.m. † Mark & Joan Knust Thurs day, January 31 (SE) 9:30 a.m. † Fr. E mmett Meyer (WM) 10:30 a.m. † Clari ce Luettel Friday, February 1 (SM) 9:00 a.m. † Gertie Thiem after Mass Saturday, February 2 (SM) 5:30 p.m. † & Marcella Reinhart Sunday, February 3 (SJ) 8:30 a.m. Special Intention (HMK) (SM) 10:00 a.m. Parishioners of St. Michael’s & St. John’s Please note place designations: (SM) = St. Michael’s in Albion, (SJ) = St. John’s in Petersburg, (SE) = Samaritan Estates Assisted Living in Albion, (WM) = Wolf Memorial in Albion St Michael’s P arish

Liturgical Ministries Next Week

Altar Servers Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Communion Sat., Feb. 2 Mazie & Carter Beister Sat., Feb. 2 Patrick Kratochvil ., Feb. 3 Tony DeWitt & Brock Slizoski Sun., Feb. 3 Travis* Assisted Living—Jim & Jan Webster Ushers Sat., Feb. 2 Brent Lipker, Fred Mescher, Dan Hamling Music Sun., Feb. 3 Todd Wynn, Randy Hedlund, Jerry Niewohner Sat., Feb. 2 Jill Johnson Sun., Feb. 3 Dawn Bussey Lectors Sat., Feb. 2 Pat Schmitz Collection Recorders Sun., Feb. 3 Amber Wynn Sun., Feb. 3 Lisa Hamling & Moeller

This Week at St. Michael’s: Sun., Jan. 27 *Catholic Schools Week begins! *KC’s Pancake Feed, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., KC Hall Tues., Jan. 29 *Finance Committee meeting, 7 p.m., KC Hall Wed., Jan. 30 *PRE Thurs., Jan. 31 *RCIA, 7 p.m., KC Hall Feb. 2-3 *Home & Foreign Mission Collection THANK YOU FOR YOUR STEWARDSHIP This Week at St. Michael’s School: Regular Collection January 20, 2019 Sun., Jan. 27 *Catholic Schools Week Open House 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Envelopes $4,850.00 *Book Fair, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., KC Hall (north room) Mon., Jan. 28 *Book Fair, 3:30-5:30 p.m., KC Hall (north room) Children 32.00 Tues., Jan. 29 *Book F air, 3:30 -5:30 p. m., KC Hall (north room) Plate 642.11 Wed., Jan. 30 *Mass at 8:10 a.m. planned by 4th grade TOTAL STEWARDSHIP $5,524.11 *Book Fair, 3:30-5:30 p.m., KC Hall (north room) Fri., Feb. 1 *Mass at 9:00 a.m. planned by 3rd grade Please contact Jeni Porter at the parish office, 395-2332, if you wish to use any of the parish or school facilities for any Parish Religious Education Calendar: reason. The church’s main calendar is kept in the parish Wed., Jan. 30 *Regular class K-8, 9-12 office. Wed., Feb. 6 *No PRE! Wed., Feb. 13 *Regular class K-1, 3-8, 9-12 *1st Communion meeting for 2nd grade & parents St. Michael’s Web Site Wed., Feb. 20 *Regular class K-8, 9-12 www.stmichaelalbion.com Wed., Feb. 27 *Regular class K-8, 9-12 The bulletin is available on the web site!

The following items are needed for the St. Pat’s Carnival on St. Michael’ s Parish family would like to extend their Sunday, March 17. Please contact Amy Young, 402-741-1665 (if no sympathy to the family of Dorothy Shanle, whose funeral answer, leave a message), to make a donation off the list. was celebrated on January 26. Pleas e send monetary donations to Deb Kyncl at 2652 290th Street. May the Perpetual Light shine upon her! 3 bottles ketchup 10 lbs. real butter 1 bottle BBQ sauce 3 rolls paper towel Boone County Mobile Food Pantry Ice cream buckets with lids Saturday, February 2 Cash to defray the costs of meat processing & groceries Boone Co. Fairgrounds Casey’s Building Volunteers should be present for training at 8:15 a.m. Distribution begins at 9:30 a.m. and is complete by 11 a.m. Please remember our parishioners in prayer: Recipients may bring their own boxes or containers to carry Deloris Rutten, Bev Fajman, Connie Miller, Bridget Martin Crowell, their food. A typical distribution provides up to 50 pounds of Betty Mannlein, Cherie Reinhart food for each household. If you are not able to attend, you (If there is someone that you want to remember in prayer on this bulletin list, can sign a document authorizing someone to collect food on please call or email Jeni Porter at 395-2332 or [email protected].) your behalf. St J ohn t he B aptist P arish

Liturgical Ministries Next Week

Altar Servers Eucharistic Ministers of Holy Communion Sun., Feb. 3 Katelyn Krohn & Marissa Preister Sun., Feb. 3 Rod Stuhr & Jan Temme Homebound: Rod Stuhr Ushers Sun., Feb. 3 Duane Kuhlman & 1 volunteer Music Sun., Feb. 3 Jill Nore Lectors Sun., Feb. 3 Jayne Collection Recorders Sun., Feb. 3 Jayne Prince & Randy Ketteler

“Go, eat rich foods and drink sweet drinks, and allot portions to those who had nothing prepared. . .” Nehemiah 8:10

Ezra’s instructions to the people show us that God does not forbid us from enjoying the good things in life. He wants us to be happy! However, God expects us to be grateful for all that He has given us and to generously share our blessings with those who are in need without expecting anything in return.

This Week at St. John’s: THANK YOU FOR YOUR STEWARDSHIP Wed., Jan. 30 *PRE Regular Collection January 20, 2019 Feb. 2-3 *Home & Foreign Missions Collection Envelopes $1,220.00 Children 4.00 Parish Religious Education Calendar: December Auto. Deposits 300.00 Wed., Jan. 30 *Regular class K-8, 9-12 Plate 253.00 Wed., Feb. 6 *No PRE! Wed., Feb. 13 *Regular class K-1, 3-8, 9-12 TOTAL S TEWARDSHIP $1,777.00

*1st Communion meeting for 2nd grade & parents Utilities 35.00 Wed., Feb. 20 *Regular class K-8, 9-12 Wed., Feb. 27 *Regular class K-8, 9-12 All Werner Hall events need to be scheduled through Jaci St. Boniface Parish in Elgin is seeking consignment items and Hoefer - including all funeral events, receptions, and donations for their Saturday evening, March 9, Spring Benefit Auction. showers. Please call Jaci at 386-5580 or 843-8438. They offer competitive commission rates and no commission charged on smaller “no sale” items. Items are subject to committee’s acceptance. Looking for antiques, collectables, machinery, equipment, Looking for volunteers. . . implements, vehicles, tools and supplies by February 15 for listing. Two couples are needed for the Bazaar Raffle Committee. To consign, call Matt Beckman, 402-843-6045, or Luke Beckman, Please contact Lisa Schumacher, 843-6274, or Clyde Stuhr, 402-843-0598. All proceeds to benefit St. Boniface Parish, Elgin. 803-968-3941, to volunteer.

Snow Removal Schedule St. John’s Altar Society is looking for Circle We appreciate the volunteer help in the past, and especially last week, Leaders & Officers for 2019 in ge tting the snow cleared. To help avoid situations where too many Please contact any circle leader or officer to volunteer. people show up, or worse, not enough show up to clear the sidewalks Thank you! and parking lots, we’re going to try a rotation this year. Minimally, we Circle A: Karen Scholl, 386-5280 need the areas cleared for Sunday and Wednesday Masses, but also Jane Thieman, 386-5498 keep in mind that Werner Hall has traffic throughout the week, Circle B: Jeanne Stokes, 386-5484 particularly Tuesday quilting and the occasional funeral lunch, etc. Barb Hanson, 402-276-7017 January - Last names R-Z, snow removal at church & hall Circle C: Teresa Heying, 386-5318 Februa ry - Last n ames A -P, sno w removal at church & hall Sandy Zabka, 843 -8404

March - Last names R-Z, snow removal at church & hall Vice President—Karen Schmitz, 386-5392 April - Last names A-P, snow removal at church & hall Secretary—Ev Stokes, 402-860-0218 A NEW YEAR - NEW CHALLENGES Goodwill Donation Trailer January Speaker Series at Lindsay Parish January 29 - February 5 *January 28: Hospice grief counselor, Lisa Glissman-Maynerd, St. Michael’s North Parking discusses how to offer support, empathy, and Open 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. daily comfort before and after the loss of a loved one. All presentations are held at Lindsay Holy Family Church at 6:30 p.m. St. Boniface Parish of Elgin invites you to join them for No advance registration is required. Everyone is welcome! “Wisdom” Study Series “Discovering Christ” - A Unique Growth Experience A study by Jeff Cavins and Thomas Smith that examines The sessions are at 6:30 p.m. at the Lindsay Town Hall, starting biblical wisdom as it relates to daily life. February 4, and include a delicious free meal, great conversations, and Starts on Wednesday, February 6 and continues for 8 weeks an engaging talk. Please pre-register by January 28 by contacting 9:00-10:30 a.m. at the convent Cindy Klassen, 402-428-2558 or [email protected], or Materials are $20 per individual or couple Ann Weeder, 402-923-1028 or [email protected], so that they Please register by January 28 by calling Mary Baum, can plan for the meal. Questions can also be directed to Cindy or Ann. 843-5802, or the parish office, 843-2345.

Quest Retreat At Tintern OACCW Meeting March 23-24 February 12 A Christian experience for high school freshmen and sophomores St. Patrick’s Church, Fremont focusing on the Three Circles of Love: Registration begins at 9:30 a.m./meeting at 10 a.m. Love of Self, Love of Others, Love of God. All ladies of the archdiocese are invited! Registration fee is $45 Please contact St. Michael’s Parish office to obtain forms. St. Parish of Raeville invites you to join them Adult volunteers are needed for Quest! Please contact Paul Weeder, “Unlocking The Mystery Of The Bible” 395-6105, or Gene Schumacher, 402-564-0258, to volunteer or for more A Jeff Cavins series to understand the big picture of the Bible information. Starts on Wed., February 20 and continues for 8 weeks 6:30-8:00 p.m. at the parish hall Please register by February 8 by calling JoAnn Mattner, Programs at St. Benedict Center, Schuyler 386-5358, or Kim Fangman, 386-5727, and let them know Valentine’s Day Dinner - February 10 if you want to order the $20 materials. Married couples are invited for Mass at 5 p.m. at the chapel of the St. Benedict Center, followed by a delicious & festive 4-course meal at 6 p.m. Advance reservation & pre-payment required. $60/couple Immaculee Ilibagiza Retreat ($55 if registered before Jan. 28). March 22-23, 2019 St. Mary’s , West Point, NE Praying With the Whole Self - February 16 Cost is $57 for one/$76 for two. A workshop with Deborah Sheehan to lean how to engage For details, tickets, and registration, visit contemplatively with what is going on within and to open to a deeper www.immaculee.com, or contact RaNae O’ Brien at connectedness with God, others, and self. Fee is $30. [email protected] To register for an event, please call the St. Benedict Center, 402-352-8819, or go to their web site, www.StBenedictCenter.com. Registration begins on January 15 for. .

“ArchOmaha Unite” Support Our Catholic Kids June 8, 2019 SCRIP is a great way to help SOCKS at the places you normally shop. An extraordinary event that promises to ignite the faith of You purchase gift cards at face value and get to spend the entire face Catholics in the archdiocese and celebrate our unified faith value - our program receives profit back from the store. Gift cards/ as One Church! certificates are available to order at any time. Forms are available at the More information will be coming, but you won’t want to school office. You can also go to: www.ShopWithScrip.com and see a miss this FREE day-long event in Omaha full of fun & full listing of available stores if you click on “Retailers” and then faith! The highlights include comedian Jim Gaffigan, the “Alphabetical List.” Email your order to our SOCKS team at: group Cross & Light, Mass, and the Main Event with [email protected] or call or text your order to Janelle Erickson, Archbishop George Lucas. our SCRIP coordinator at 402-937-5233. If you fill out an order form, Jim Gaffigan is a Catholic father of five, known for family- please turn the completed form and your check in to St. Michael’s friendly jokes and his hilarious takes on food, faith and life School office. SOCKS has the potential to make 2 - 14% back on your with kids. He performed for Francis at the World purchase of gift cards. Meeting of Families in Philadelphia in 2015. Grocery certificates for Gragert’s and Thriftyway are available at the Check out the web site at: https://unite.archomaha.org. school office and from Janelle Erickson. SOCKS receives 5% back from A group hotel room rate will be available at the Hilton all grocery certificates purchased. Omaha, across the street from the CHI Health Center.

Readings for the week of January 27, 2019 Monday: Heb 9:15, 24-28/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4, 5-6 [1a]/Mk 3:22-30 Tuesday: Heb 10:1-10/Ps 40:2 and 4ab, 7-8a, 10, 11 [8a and 9a]/Mk 3:31-35 Wednesday: Heb 10:11-18/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/Mk 4:1-20 Thursday: Heb 10:19-25/Ps 24:1-2, 3-4ab, 5-6 [cf. 6]/Mk 4:21-25 Friday: Heb 10:32-39/Ps 37:3-4, 5-6, 23-24, 39-40 [39a]/Mk 4:26-34 Saturd ay: Mal 3: 1-4/Ps 2 4:7, 8, 9, 19 [8]/Heb 2:14 -18/Lk 2:2 2-40 or Luk e 2:22 -32 St. Michael’s Parish February 2 019

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Presentation of the Lord - February 2 Nathan Hemmer 1 Dawn Bussey 2 A-Gene & Vivian Young Doug S alber This feast emphasizes Jesus’ first appearance in the temple, 40 days after his birth. A-Matt & Emily Krohn The ob servance spread throughout the Western Church in the fifth and sixth centuries and at the beginning of the eighth century, Pope Sergius inaugurated a candlelight with the observance. At the end of the same century, the blessing and distribution of candles (which continues to this day) became part of the celebration, giving the feast its popular -Mobile F ood P antry a t name: Candlemass. B o. C o. F airgrounds

Amy O’Brien 3 Joyce Schrad 4 Don Mannlein 5 Larry Beierman 6 Tammy Nolan 7 Dean Schmid 8 Virginia Getzfred 9 Ruth Hagemann Mollie Morrow Remington Hamling Ken Schriver - Musical Charlene Camp Amy Shanle Scott Krohn Mike Krohn V ibes Sue Frey Jeff Rankin Jaimie Schmitz p ractice Brock Kuester Alex Hayes Kelsey Thompson Bryan Bruland -Home & F oreign M issions -Board o f E ducation -No s chool! Melissa Kyncl

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