INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING SOVEREIGN PRIEST St. Mary’s Oratory

EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST

Introit: Psalm 47: 10, 11. We have received Thy mercy, O God, in the midst of Thy temple; according to Thy name, O God, so also is Thy praise unto the ends of the earth: Thy right hand is full of justice. Ps. 47: 2. Great is the Lord and exceedingly to be praised, in the city of our God, in His holy mountain. Glory be. We have received Thy mercy.

Collect: Ever graciously bestow upon us in abundance, we beseech Thee, O Lord, the spirit of thinking and doing what things are right, that we, who cannot exist without Thee, may have the strength to live in conformity with Thee. Through our Lord.

Sunday, Comm. of St. Anne: O God, Who didst vouchsafe to confer grace on blessed Anne that she might deserve to be made the mother of the mother of Thine only-begotten Son, mercifully grant that, as July 26, we celebrate her solemnity, we may be assisted with Thee by her patronage. Through the same.

2020 Epistle: Romans 8: 12-17. Brethren, we are debtors, not to the flesh, to live according to the flesh; for if you live according to the flesh, you shall die, but if by the spirit you mortify the deeds of to the flesh, you shall live. For whosoever are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God. For you have not received the spirit of bondage again in fear, but you have received the spirit of adoption of sons, whereby we cry Abba (Father). For the Spirit Himself giveth testimony to our spirit, that we Sunday, are the sons of God; and if sons, heirs, also; heirs indeed of God, and joint heirs with Christ.

August 2, Gradual: Psalm 30: 3. Be Thou unto me a God, a protector, and a place of refuge, to save 2020 me. Ps. 70: 1. In Thee, O God, have I hoped: O Lord, let me never be confounded. Alleluia, alleluia. Ps. 47: 2. Great is the Lord, and exceedingly to be praised; in the city of our God, in His holy mountain. Alleluia.

Gospel: St. Luke 16: 1-9. At that time, spoke to His disciples this parable: There was a certain rich man who had a steward; and the same was accused unto him that he had wasted his goods; and he called him, and said to him, How is it that I hear this of thee? give an account of thy stewardship, for now thou canst be steward no longer. And the steward said within himself, What shall I do, because my lord taketh away from me the stewardship? To dig I am not able: to beg I am ashamed. I know what I will do, that when I shall be put out of the stewardship, they may receive me into their houses. Therefore calling together every one of his lord’s debtors, he said to the first, DIOCESAN How much dost thou owe my lord? But he said, A hundred barrels of oil. And he said to him, Take APPROVED thy bill, and sit down quickly and write fifty. Then he said to another, And how much dost thou TRADITIONAL owe? Who said, A hundred quarters of wheat. He said to him, Take thy bill, and write eighty. And LATIN MASS the lord commended the unjust steward, for as much as he had done wisely; for the children of this APOSTOLATE world are wiser in their generation than the children of light. And I say to you, Make unto you FOR THE friends of the mammon of iniquity, that when you shall fail, they may receive you into everlasting IMPLEMENTA- dwellings. TION OF THE Offertory: Ps. 17: 28, 32. Thou wilt save the humble people, O Lord, and wilt bring down the eyes of the proud; for Who is God but Thee, O Lord? MOTU PROPRIO SUMMORUM Secret: Receive, we beseech Thee, O Lord, the gifts which out of Thine own bounty we bring PONTIFICUM IN to Thee, that these most holy mysteries may, by the operation of the power of Thy grace, both THE DIOCESE sanctify us in the conduct of our present lives and lead us unto everlasting joys. Through our Lord. OF LA CROSSE Comm. of St. Anne: Be appeased, O Lord, we beseech Thee, and look upon the sacrifices here before Thee, that, by the intercession of blessed Anne, who was the mother of Thy Son’s mother, Our Lord Jesus Christ, they may profit both for our devotion and our salvation. Through the same.

Communion: Psalm 33: 9. Taste and see that the Lord is sweet: blessed is the man that hopeth in Him.

Postcommunion: Let the heavenly mystery be to us, O Lord, the restoration of soul and body, that, as we perform its worship, we may experience its effect. Through our Lord.

Comm. of St. Anne: Nourished by Thy heavenly sacraments, we beseech Thee, O Lord, our God, that, by the intercession of blessed Anne, whom Thou didst will to be the mother of Thy Son’s mother, we may be worthy to attain unto everlasting salvation. Through the same.

We welcome you today to St. Mary’s Oratory! CALENDAR OF EVENTS

If this is your first time here, we look forward to Sunday, Eighth Sunday after Pentecost meeting you. In lieu of coffee and doughnuts in the July 26 church hall downstairs, for the time being we are Saturday, Confirmations at St. Mary’s Oratory gathering at Oak Island Park after the 10:30am Mass, August 1 9:30 AM Mandatory Rehearsal for whether permitting. Confirmands and Sponsors Holy Mass here is celebrated in the traditional 11:00 AM Sacrament of Confirmation Latin Rite, called sometimes today the Extraordinary Followed by High Mass

Form of the Roman Rite. This was the form of Sunday, Ninth Sunday after Pentecost worship in use in the Western world from antiquity August 2 until 1970. Normally there are booklets in the pews to aid you in following the Mass. If you are unfamiliar Thursday, Transfiguration of Our Lord August 6 Mass at 6pm with the traditional Latin Mass, don’t hesitate to approach the priests with any questions you may Friday, First Friday have. August 7 8:00 AM Low Mass and Exposition

All practicing Catholics in the state of grace are Adoration all day invited to approach the altar rail for Holy 6:00 PM High Mass

Communion. In the traditional Roman Rite, Holy Sunday, Tenth Sunday after Pentecost Communion is received kneeling (unless you are August 9 impaired from doing so) and on the tongue. The August 11-15 Girls’ Camp in Green Lake, WI mouth should be open with the tongue slightly extended. You do not look at the priest and you do Saturday, ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY not say Amen. August 15 8:00 AM Low Mass

The baptistery in the back of the church functions 10:00 AM High Mass and Procession as a crying room during the Mass. Please feel free to Sunday, Eleventh Sunday after Pentecost make use of it when you have a crying child by exiting August 16 quietly down one of the side aisles. August 17-21 Boys’ Camp in Green Lake, WI

Congratulations to Miss Courtney Kateri Kowalski, Saturday, Feast of the Immaculate Heart of Mary baptized and confirmed into the Holy August 22 8:00 AM High Mass on Saturday, July 25. May Almighty God bless her and Sunday, Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost keep her steadfast in the Faith. August 23

August 24-28 General Chapter of the Institute Nancy’s Shoppe In Gricigliano Please take a moment to come downstairs and peruse the many wonderful items in Nancy’s Shoppe. MUSIC FOR SUNDAY MASS  All proceeds go toward the formation costs of the  American seminarians of the Institute of Christ the King. Entrance Choral - Leon Boellmann (d. 1897)

Kyrie, Gloria & Sanctus Food Donations Needed for Mass XI Summer Camps in Green Lake Credo I

We are in need of baked goods for both the Offertory Boys’ and the Girls’ Camps. We ask that all Sustinuit Anima Mea - Gary Penkala (b. 1960) donations be nut-free because of food allergies. Agnus Dei Guillaume Dufay (d. 1474) If you could bring them to Camp on the day of registration or contact Communion Ave Verum - W.A. Mozart (d. 1791) Niki Rogan, 715-305-4077. Recessional Thank you very much for your support. Praeludium in F Major - Dieterich Buxtehude (d. 1707)

Calendar

Date/Time Mass Offered Offered For Servers

Sun. 7/26 EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Sarah (nee Jaskie) Joseph Gontarz 7:00 AM (2nd Class, Green) Comm. : Saint Ann; Pro Vit. Mort. By John & Mary Lynn Drietz Vincent Christensen

Sun. 7/26 EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Phyllis Vance James Zahn 8:30 AM (2nd Class, Green) Comm. : Saint Ann; Pro Vit. Mort. By Richard Vance Caiden Nikolai MC: Noah Ryan EIGHTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Sun. 7/26 Intentions of My Grandchildren Th: Innish Wall (2nd Class, Green) Comm. : Saint Ann; Pro Vitanda 10:30 AM By Jo Ann Egelkrout A1: Ben Rogan Mortalitate A2: Ryan Bares Mon. 7/27 Saint Pantaleon, Lance Gerbig James Zahn 6:00 PM (4th Class, Red) Comm.: Pro Vitanda Mortalitate By Mom Russel Gerbig

Tues. 7/28 Sts. Nazarius, Celsius, Victor I and Innocent I, Soul of Patti Levings Liam McNally 8:00 AM (3rd Class, Red) Comm.: Pro Vitanda Mortalitate By Ron & Joan Putzer Isaac McNally Saint Martha, Virgin Wed. 7/29 Elisabeth Plaut Michael Borger (3rd Class, White) Comm.: Saints Felix, Simplicius, 8:00 AM By Antony Van Tiem Robert Borger Faustinis and Beatrice; Pro Vitanda Mortalitate Thurs. 7/30 Saints Abdon and Sennen, Martyrs John Ziesemer—Vocation Joseph Leitermann 6:00 PM (4th Class, Red) Comm. : Pro Vitanda Mortalitate By Kathleen Ziesemer John Leitermann Fri. 7/31 Saint Ignatius of Loyola, Confessor James Block Irene Isidora 8:00 AM (3rd Class, White) Comm. : Pro Vitanda Mortalitate Caleb Nikolai Saint Peter in Chains Michael & My Grandsons, Andres Morin Sat. 8/01 (4th Class, White) Comm.: Holy Machabees; Pro Aiden Luke & Kaleb Xavier Archibald Alex Hoopes 8:00 AM Vitanda Mortalitate By Mom & Grandmother

Sun. 8/02 NINTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Vincent Christensen Soul of Tom Britanyak 7:00 AM (2nd Class, Green) Comm. : Pro Vitanda Mortalitate Joseph Christensen

Sun. 7/02 NINTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Canon Weaver James Zahn 8:30 AM (2nd Class, Green) Comm. : Pro Vitanda Mortalitate By Monica Gruetzmacher Caleb Nikolai MC: Raphael Cary Sun. 7/02 NINTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST Elizabeth Herdt Th: Liam McNally 10:30 AM (2nd Class, Green) Comm. : Pro Vitanda Mortalitate By the Herdt Family A1: Matthew Prusinski A2: Finnian Wall Collections: 7th Sunday after Pentecost: 7/19/20: 7:00 $ 1338.00 8:30 $ 1292.10 10:30 $ 2426.00 Total : $ 5056.10 PRAYER INTENTIONS

For His Holiness, Pope Francis, and for His Excellency, Bishop William P. Callahan. Patti Levings†, Rodger Beeber, Bishop John Basil Meeking†, Judy Gibson, Michael Ellis†, Murdock Family, Eva Buschkrei, Judith Radtke†, Marilyn Zabel†, Raymond Sommers, Lily Faufau, Gloria Kafka†, Katie Wilhelm†, Kurt Wiener†, Kateri Marie Govan, Dan Zignego†, Xiong Lau & Family, Gerald Strehlow†, Dorothy Hartman†, Carol Sutherland†, Tom Schall, David Kerscher, William Butzen, Kathleen Hastings Sommers†, Terry Ryan†, Francine Malbone, Daryl Egelkrout†, Lois Leggett†, John Cary†, Nancy Heideman, Monica Schmidt, William Zeitz†, Clenice Conde Matheus†, Steven, Elizabeth & Tina Anderton†, Luke, Amber, Brooke, & Sloan Skarlupka, the Dan Krupp Family, the Les Kroupa Family†, Mark & Mary Krueger†, Patricia Jesse†, Christopher Navarro, Helen Leitermann, Christine Boucheron, Harold Huberfeld, Leopold Heinan†, Virginia Reis†, Tammy Judkins, Helen Sladky†, Holly Heideman, the Kropp Family, the Mitch King Family, Thomasina Manias, Carl Sr. & Patricia Christensen, Allen & Karen Miller, Karen Beeber, the Wolfe Family, Theresa Darde†, Gene Farley†, Sue Strehlow, Jodi Barrington, Jean-François Meney, Susan Lepak†, Alan Bahling†, Joe Winetzki†, Clint Wogernese, Keith Rainville†, Marilynn Heidvogel†, Heidi Roberts, Daniel & Renata Caldas, Effie Schmidt, Alan Malm†, Marta Gerstenberger, Greg Marchel, Margaret Butzen, Eitrem & Zoern families, James McNally, Jr.†, Rosemary Beever, Tom Schrader†, Mary Jane Fleischman†, Renee Eckert, Joanne & Jim Sheridan, Edward Osterbrink†, Gen. Martin Brandtner†, Raymond Maas†, Lilly Lechler, Susan Koralewski†, Patty Fink†, Golda Brothers†, Paul Nell, Billy Stoltz, Thomas Trautmann, Teresa Baertlein†, Michael Friel, Rev. Richard Leroy Fliss†, Joe McGrath†, Frank Butzen†, Margaret Weidenbenner†, Jeanne Barie†, Mitchell Koltz†, the Ogon Family, Magdeline Zbella†, Katie & Betsy Meyer, Susan Bornbach, Michael Rogan†, Sr. Rosemary Smith†, Reis Family, Lenny Salzman†, Pam Matis, John Schrader†, Lori Kleist, Sharon Nikolai†, Jeff Maier & Family, Dee Meuret†, Harold Baertlein†, Michael and Aiden Luke Archibald, Chad Wogernese†, Mari Olive. For all private intentions.

INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING SOVEREIGN PRIEST Monsignor R. Michael Schmitz - Vicar General & Delegate for the US Rev. Canon Matthew Talarico - Provincial of the American Province Rev. Canon Aaron B. Huberfeld - Rector of St. Mary’s Oratory Rev. Canon Heitor Matheus - Vicar of St. Mary’s Oratory St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Oratory · 325 Grand Avenue · Wausau, WI 54403 Mailing Address: 408 Seymour Street · Wausau, WI 54403 Tel: (715) 842-9995 / (715) 581-4613 (emergency only) · Fax: (715) 848-5615 Web site: www.institute-christ-king.org/wausau · E-mail: [email protected]

The last Divine Service in Hagia Sophia before the fall of May 28, 1453

The great ceremony of the evening and one that must always stand out among the world’s historic spectacles was the last Christian service held in the church of Holy Wisdom . . . The emperor and such of the leaders as could be spared were present and the building was once more and for the last time crowded with Christian worshippers. It requires no great effort of imagination to picture the scene. The interior of the church was the most beautiful which Christian art had produced, and its beauty was enhanced by its still gorgeous fittings. Patriarch and cardinal, the crowd of ecclesiastics representing both the Eastern and Western churches; emperor and nobles, the last remnant of the once gorgeous and brave Byzantine aristocracy; priests and soldiers intermingled; Constantinopolitans, Venetians and Genoese, all were present, all realizing the peril before them, and feeling that in view of the impending danger the rivalries which had occupied them for years were too small to be worthy of thought. The emperor and his followers partook together of “the undefiled and divine mysteries,” and said farewell to the patriarch. The ceremony was in reality a liturgy of death. The empire was in its agony and it was fitting that the service for its departing spirit should be thus publicly said in its most beautiful church and before its last brave emperor.

— Sir Edwin Pears, The Destruction of the Greek Empire and the Story of the Capture of Constantinople by the Turks

THE PILGRIM VIRGIN OF FATIMA STATUE

The Pilgrim Virgin of Fatima is waiting for your family to adopt her for a week or two. One of the most effective means of bringing Our Blessed Mother to the attention of luke-warm Christians is “The Pilgrim Virgin.”

This practice originated at Fatima on the 30th anniversary (May 13th, 1947) of Our Lady’s first Apparition there. On that date the Bishop of Leiria blessed two statues of Our Lady of Fatima and sent them on distant pilgrimages—one to the Far east, the other to the West. The statues are exact replicas of the official one, which was made according to the instructions of Sr. Lucia, and which is venerated in the Chapel of the Apparitions at Cova da Iria. There is reason to believe that Our Blessed Mother herself inspired this beneficial practice of “The Pilgrim Virgin.” It has many times received the blessing and the approval of the Holy Father.

The basic idea of the Pilgrim Virgin is this: Most people are unable to make a pilgrimage to Fatima. Our Lady, with characteristic humility and love, overcomes this difficulty by reversing the process. She becomes the Pilgrim. Instead of your making a pilgrimage to her home at Fatima, she makes a pilgrimage to yours. If you are interested in welcoming the Fatima Statue into your home for a couple of weeks, please sign up on the form provided in Scholz Hall. May Our Lady intercede for you and your family.