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January 12Th, 2020 Mass and Communion Service Schedule: SATURDAY 4:00 Pm Mass at St The Baptism of the Lord | January 12th, 2020 Mass and Communion Service Schedule: SATURDAY 4:00 pm Mass at St. Joseph 6:00 pm Mass at Our Lady of the Lakes SUNDAY 8:30 am Mass at Our Lady of the Lakes 10:30 am Mass at St. Joseph TUESDAY 9:00 am Communion Service at St. Joseph 9:00 am Communion Service at Our Lady of the Lakes WEDNESDAY 9:00 am Mass at St. Joseph THURSDAY 9:00 am Mass at Our Lady of the Lakes FRIDAY 9:00 am Communion Service at St. Joseph Cluster Information: ST. JOSEPH OFFICE HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAY Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m.– 4:30 p.m. ADDRESS 1050 Keller Avenue N, Amery, WI 54001 PHONE 715-268-7717 EMAIL [email protected] OUR LADY OF THE LAKES Our Lady of the Lakes MAILING ADDRESS St. Joseph Mission Statement We the Roman Catholic Faith Community Mission Statement PO Box 399, Balsam Lake, WI 54810 The Catholic Parish of Our Lady of the Lakes in PHONE of St. Joseph Church In Amery, Wisconsin declare our parish mission is to know God, Balsam Lake, Wisconsin is a people of multiple 715-405-2253 ethnic and cultural traditions called to instill the EMAIL to love Him and to serve Him in this world. We pursue this mission by celebrating the teachings and love of Jesus Christ through [email protected] proclamation of the Gospel, celebration of the Eucharist and sharing our faith, love, time, talents, and treasures with our families, sacraments, and by our works and actions in FR. GENE MURPHY our parish community, and our civic community. 715-268-7717 our communities and the world. DEACON LARRY AMELL Diocese of Superior Mission Statement 715-268-7717 The Catholic Diocese of Superior is a people of diverse ethnic and cultural traditions called in Bulletin submission deadline is unity by the love of Christ to proclaim the Gospel, celebrate the sacraments, and give witness Mondays by 4 pm. through joyful lives of prayer and service in Northern Wisconsin and throughout the world. MASS INTENTIONS Key: SATURDAY Jan 11 4:00 pm † Jim Kreier by Susan Kreier SJ † Deceased, 6:00 pm † Robert & Bernie Swanson by Roger & Peg Swanson OLL SJ - St. Joseph Church, OLL - Our Lady of the Lakes Church, SUNDAY Jan 12 8:30 am † Dottie Johnston by Marian Eldredge OLL WR - Willow Ridge, Amery 10:30 am † Sharon Hayek by the Hayek Family SJ GAM - Golden Age Man- TUESDAY Jan 14 9:00 am Communion Service & Rosary SJ or, AMC—Amery Memory Care Unit. Please note: 9:00 am Communion Service & Rosary OLL Requested dates for Mass WEDNESDAY Jan 15 9:00 am † Laura Schanon by Tom & Shirley Higgins SJ intentions are subject to change based on the THURSDAY Jan 16 9:00 am † klein Family by Ray & Carol Tourville OLL Mass schedule. ***Prayer 10:30 am Communion Service AMC Lists: Please contact the SJ or OLL Office to add FRIDAY Jan 17 9:00 am Communion Service SJ names to the prayer list. Names stay on the list SATURDAY Jan 18 4:00 pm † Evelyn Jackelen by Sidney Jones SJ for 4 months and are 6:00 pm † Dolores Chartrand by Helen & Lori Swanson OLL then removed unless the office is notified that SUNDAY Jan 19 8:30 am † Macie Mae Brown by Ray & Carol Tourville OLL they should remain. 10:30 am † Caron Fellner by Mark Fellner SJ PLEASE PRAY FOR: SACRAMENTS SJ: Alex Olson, Amy Benson, Andrew Purfeerst, Baptism Angela DeLapp, Bobbie Anderson, Brooke Law- Call Melissa @ SJ 715-268-7717 or Sally @ OLL 715-405-2253 for information rence, Carolyn Anderson, Darlene Kearns, Dave on getting Baptized. Baptism class required for first child. Reconciliation/Confessions heard: Myers, Gail Clark, Jack Linehan, Jen Amell, Jeri St. Joseph: Sat. 3-3:30 pm or by appointment. Skoug, Jim Chevalier, Jim Maus, Jon Otto, Karen OLL: Sundays 8-8:15 am; 2nd Thurs. after 9 am Mass or by appointment. Hampton, Kristie Racanelli, Larry Bazille, Larry Marriage Blalock, Larry Ploszay, Laurie Evans, Levi Ste- Preparation is required at least 6 months prior to the wedding. Call the church phens, Logan Traynor, Lynn Ream, Marge Schone, as soon as possible after engagement for an appointment. Margaret Schwartz, Mary Losness, Michelle Pink- Anointing of the Sick If you or someone in your family is hospitalized, sick, or homebound and would ston, Pat Sabelko, Pierce Steen, Rick Nestrud, Rob- like to receive communion or anointing, please call the parish office. Due to ert Fredrick, Sallie Bellicot, Shannon Niccum, Stan patient privacy laws, no one can visit unless patient or family requests it. Proden, our Military Personnel *** OLL: Anne Yourchuck, Becky Zahler, Bev Carpen- LED Lighting Project @ SJ tier, Bob Schwartz, Bob Thompson, Bradley Eley, The first and second phases are now complete, including the kitchen, social Cathy Tappe, Charlie Turner, Cher Wirth-Thompson, hall areas, lights in the arches of the worship space, the hospitality and office Chris Manke, Dave Markert, Debbie Lynch Gary, areas. As you may recall, out total project expense was estimated to be Dorothy Wells, Doug Bibeau, Eugene Ince, Helen $18,600. So far, we have received donations of $10,249. May God Bless you for your generosity. Still time to make donations, since the overall project is Swanson, Jacqui Bibeau, Jane Smith, Jean Thomp- expected to span well into next year. Envelopes are in the information center of son, Jeff Bowers, John Carlson, John Harren, Judy the gathering area. Markert, Judy Spencer, Karen Bjornson, Kathy Lar- sin, Kelly Mcmall, Kim Peterson Bateman, Loraine Backpack Fundraiser @ SJ Manke, Margie Nelson, Mark Becker, Mike Frokjer, The Salvation Army sends backpacks home to students in need. They are col- Mike Kelly, Mike Thompson, Nona Bader, Pat Wil- lecting personal hygiene products to be added to the backpacks. Each month liams, Rich Kotval, Sharon Johnson, Shay Billeci, there will be one item to collect. For the month of January we will be collecting Tom Mueller, William Winn, our Military Person- Shampoo & Conditioner. They are also collecting quart and gallon size zip lock nel*** bags. We will have a basket by the bulletin board in the gathering area. Pastor’s Notes Matthew knew this story was scandalous: Jesus asked John to baptize him! Imagine what John's disciples did with this when they debated with Peter and the gang. (It's incomprehensible that the two groups of disciples didn't run into each other now and then — and the guys we know from Jesus' company would hardly have avoided the opportunity to compare their respective teachers.) The New Testament never presents John as a disciple of Jesus, but this story makes it look like Jesus is playing second fiddle. "Me baptize you?" asks John. Matthew portrays John as humbly reluctant to baptize Jesus. Scripture scholars suggest that Matthew used that detail to diminish the shocking picture of Jesus submitting to John. It may be that Matthew wrote as he did to defend Jesus' preeminence, but contemplation of the story leads us beyond comparing the two in relation to one another. In fact, the Gospels' admission that Jesus accepted John's baptism turns out to be the first revelation of how Jesus presented himself as Emmanuel: an unimagina- ble, exceptionally humble, incarnation of God in the midst of humanity. Fr Gene Silent Auction for Extreme Faith Camp at SJ St Joseph will be sending youth the Extreme Faith Camp again this summer. Extreme Faith Camp is a Catholic summer camp for mid- dle school students and high school students have the opportunity to be on the prayer leadership team. It is full of exciting adventures like rock climbing, ropes courses, kayaking, canoeing, swimming, mountain biking, and camp wide games; as well as powerful engaging talks, music and a wide variety of prayer experiences including Mass, Adoration, Confession, the Liturgy of the Hours and more. The fee for this camp is $415 We welcome per student. A lot of families cannot afford that. We will be doing a few different Carly Jane Winkler fundraisers to help these youth get to camp. Sometime late this winter we will be at the door of the Church through the holding a silent auction. Start thinking about craft or wooden products you could Sacrament of Baptism contribute for this auction. Thank you for all your continued support! Stewardship St. Joseph Parish December Fiscal YTD Our Lady of the December Fiscal YTD General Fund Dec 2018 Dec 2019 FY 18/19 FY 19/20 Lakes General Fund Dec 2019 Dec 2018 Current Last Actual Income $37,264.30 $48,166.15 $178,606.97 $184,026.66 Actual Income $54,745.22 $52,968.83 $298,336.42 $222,753.29 Actual Expenses $38,229.50 $47,707.39 $205,566.28 $215,200.33 Actual Expenses $18,968.44 $21,140.97 $129,422.28 $119,286.18 Difference -$965.20 $458.76 -$26,959.31 -$31,173.67 Children Collection $220.98 Difference $35,776.78 $31,827.86 $168,914.14 $103,467.11 Mortgage Balance $260,673.05 Mortgage Contributions $1,415 Mortgage Balance $338,572.85 CSA Assessment: $33,256 Pledges to Date: $9,905 CSA Assessment $28,807 Pledges to Date: $23,190.00 Readings for Week Liturgical Roles Sunday, January 12 Sat., January 18 - 4:00 pm @ SJ Sat., January 18 - 6:00 pm @ OLL IS 42:1-4, 6-7/ACTS 10:34-38/ Reader: Gwen Dado Reader: Jim Beistle MT 3:13-17 Ushers: Ed & Lisa Cerney, Lois Peper, EMC: Amy Bartylla, Ryan Flaherty Monday, January 13 Volunteer Ushers: Susan Kellogg, Karen Paulzine 1 SM 1:1-8/MK 1:14-20 Servers: Maddie Dorsey, Jim Dorsey Servers: Ron Frokjer, Blake Frokjer Tuesday, January 14 Music: Rick Dado & Sheeran Gallagher Cantor: Rita Shoquist (Choir) 1 SM 1:9-20/MK 1:21-28 Sacristan: Lori Swanson Wednesday, January 15 Sun., January 19 - 10:30 am 1 SM 3:1-10, 19-20/MK 1:29-39 Reader: Larry Wojchik Sun., January 19 - 8:30 am @ OLL Thursday, January 16 Ushers: Gene & Cheryl Meyer, Steve & Dawn Reader: Celeste Ruebl, Mark Ruebl 1 SM 4:1-11/MK 1:40-45 Bembenek Family EMC: Sharon Peterson, Sandy Schommer, Friday, January 17 Server: Karl Kobernick, Alex Lester, James Tiffany Anderson, Lon Van Gemert 1 SM 8:4-7, 10-22A/MK 2:1-12 Griffith Ushers: Cash Vanderhoof, Theresa Barstow Saturday, January 18 Music: St Joseph Choir & Steve Servers: Sam Lenk, Madison Anderson 1 SM 9:1-4, 17-19; 10:1/ Video: Baldwin’s Cantor: Ron Lepak MK 2:13-17 Sacristan: Kathy Delwiche Hospitality: Knights of Columbus Faith Formation Cluster Calendar Calendar Monday, January 13th 1/12 9:00 am Classes Gr.
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