WEEKEND MASS TIMES Saturday 5 p.m. • Sunday 9 & 11 a.m.
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March 28, 2021 Palm Sunday
Father Kenneth S. VanHaverbeke PASTOR
PASTORAL COUNCIL Mass Intentions Brian Cox Mistee Boatright Monday, March 29- Weekday No Mass Elizabeth Oshakuade Patty Pullman Isaiah 42:1-7/John 12:1-11 Javier Villegas Rachel Stuhlsatz Tuesday, March 30 - 8:10 a.m. Jim Ludwig Shane Pullman Isaiah 49:1-6/John 13:21-33, 36-38 Julie Schreiber Susan Pfeifer Ben Seidl by Roberta Seidl Mary Reece Wednesday, March 31 - 5:30 p.m. Isaiah 50:4-9a/Matthew 26:14-25 PASTORAL STAFF (316) 733-1423 David L. Brown by Bill and Lisa and Bill Jones Christopher Dean / Technology/Publishing/Design Coord. Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord's Supper Kathleen Gideon / Parish Secretary & Building Coordinator April 1 - 7 p.m. Exodus 12:-8, 11-14/1Corinthians 11:23-26/John 13:1-15 Margaret DeWitt / Business Manager Aaron Moeder by Kent and Brenda Weixelman Melissa Seiler / Director of Music Michele Carlini / Director of Stewardship Good Friday, Passion of the Lord - April 2 - 7 p.m. Isaiah 52:13—53:12/Hebrews 4:14-16; 5:7-9/John 18:1—19:42 Shane Atwood / Building & Grounds Supervisor Shelby Wasinger / Facilitator of Youth Ministries Holy Saturday, April 3 - 8:30 p.m. Genesis 1:1--2:2/Genesis 22:1-18/Exodus 14:15--15:1/Isaiah Sister Kathy, SSND / Spiritual Enrichment Ministry 55:1-11/Ezekiel 36:16-17a,18-28/Romans 6:3-11/Mark 16:1-7 Susie Wilson / Facilitator of Faith Formation for Our RCIA Catechums Teresa Marshall-Patterson / Dir. of RCIA & Liturgical Min. Easter Sunday, April 4 Acts 10:34a, 37-43/Colossians 3:1-4/John 20:1-9 9 a.m. Marla and Steve Seachris by Pam Gonzales 11 a.m. People of Parish
Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Phone: (316) 733-1423 svdpks.org [email protected] We would like to extend a warm welcome to all new parishioners and visitors! If you would like to join our family, we invite you to become a registered parishioner. Check out the Welcoming Desk in the Gathering Space.
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Confessions are held 30 minutes prior to each of the weekday Masses, and Saturdays 4:00-4:40 p.m. in the Daily Chapel
Pastoral Perspective
Dear Parishioners,
Welcome to the holiest of weeks! Holy Week, the final week of Lent, begins on Palm Sunday. Holy Week is a time when we gather to remember and participate in the Passion of Jesus Christ. The Passion was the final period of Christ’s life in Jerusalem. It spans from when He arrived in Bethany Friday night before what we now call “Palm Sunday” where He stayed probably with Martha, Mary, and Lazarus and walked to Jerusalem to when He was crucified on Thursday/Friday.
Whether you participate in person at the Church or via live stream, use these liturgies to remember how faithful our Lord is to us, even in the midst of change. "For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten son!" (John 3:6) We are excited to welcome new members at St. Vincent Blessings to you this Holy Week! de Paul parish through Baptism! Father Ken VanHaverbeke Please call Kathleen in our parish office at 316-733-1423. Holy Week Confessions in Daily Mass Chapel
Tuesday, March 30, 7:30 a.m. (before 8:10 a.m. The Pope's Monthly Intentions for 2021 April Mass) and 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 31 5 p.m. (before 5:30 p.m. Fundamental Rights Mass) and 7 p.m. Holy Thursday, April 1 Noon We pray for those who risk their lives while fighting for Good Friday, After the 3 p.m. Stations of the fundamental rights under dictatorships, authoritarian Cross (around 3:45 p.m.) regimes, and even in democracies in crisis. Holy Saturday Noon Confessions in Daily Mass Chapel What are the 7 joys of St Joseph? Confessions are heard 1/2 hour prior to all daily masses, also from The seven joys of St. Joseph, based 4-4:50 p.m. Saturday afternoons. on various events in the Bible, as recorded in the 19th-century devotional book The Glories of the Catholic Church. Recently we have given St. Joseph a tool box to • "First, the embassy of the angel carry our prayers but for those that are new to the sent from heaven to console him in these words: parish you may have noticed there is some damage ‘Joseph, Son of David, fear not to take Mary thy wife, to our statues found outside the Daily Chapel. These for what is conceived in her is of the Holy Spirit.’ are scars left by the Andover tornado that even our (St. Matt. i. 20.)” favorite carpenter isn't expected to fix. As a parish • “Second, the tidings of great joy brought by an family we learned that sometimes there is something angel to the shepherds, that a Savior was born in the beautiful in what has been broken. This Monday's city of David, while a multitude of the heavenly army final rosary is inspired by St. Louis de Montfort who was praising God, and saying, ‘Glory be to God in the said“ the best Rosary is the one with the most merit, highest, and on earth peace to men of good will.’ and there is more merit in praying when it is hard (St. Luke ii. 10, 13, 14.)” than when it is easy.” We invite you to start your Holy • “Third, giving the child the name of Jesus, ‘which Week a little early this year to reflect on the Sorrowful was called by the angel before he was conceived in the Mysteries with Courtney Chappell & Kateri Grillot on womb.’ (St. Luke ii. 21.)” Monday, March 29th at 8:30 PM. You may just find • “Fourth, when he saw the wise men from the east something beautiful in Mary's broken heart. come to pay their homage to the new-born King, ‘and falling down they adored Him, and opening their treasures they offered Him gifts, gold, frankincense and myrrh.’ (St. Matt. ii. 1, 2, 11.)” • “Fifth, when he heard in the temple from the lips of holy Simeon, that the child was to be ‘the resurrection of many in Israel.’ (St. Luke ii. 34.)” • “Sixth, in the land of Egypt, when he saw the idols fallen and broken before the infant God, and heard from the angel that ‘they were dead that sought the life of the child, and that he might return with safety into the land of Israel.’ (St. Matt. ii. 20.)” • “Seventh, the finding of Christ in the temple, disputing in the midst of the doctors, after sorrowing for Him three days. (St. Luke ii. 46.)”
Budget Weekly Needs: $34,500 Weekend Ending: 3/22/21 Regular Tithe $17,733.00
Electronic Giving $28,073.05
Annual Fund Drive $11,322.00
St. Augustine Indian Mission $940.00
Designated Donations/GO Board $235.00
St. Vincent de Paul Society $312.00
Circle of Dreams – April 15th! 2020-2021 School Year Updates Join us for St. Augustine Indian Mission’s Circle of Not unlike many local schools, “adapt and be flexible” Dreams event. For the 2nd year, the pandemic has best describes St. Augustine’s school year. Last forced this event to be virtual: split between a Live summer, with help from the Winnebago Tribe and local Stream event, and a multi-day on-line auction: health department, St. Augustine took several precautions and measures with the goal of providing Virtual Program Live Stream and Live Auction: When: Thursday, April 15th, 7pm in-person, on-site classes. Where: https://www.facebook.com/staugustinemission Their on-site approach has essentially been successful, Online Auction: other than a couple fully-virtual periods in Oct/Nov due When: April 15th-18th to quarantine protocols. Where: https://saim2021.ggo.bid As St. Augustine isn’t staffed to support concurrent (under construction until event) on-site and on-line learning, Winnebago Public Schools It’s hard to replace seeing the children dance in their (WPS) has allowed St. Augustine parents to have their regalia, or hear their music program, first-hand … but children in WPS’s virtual classroom, while St. Augustine the Winnebago Tribe is gearing up to Live Stream the holds their place to return on-site the next semester. program into our homes. Hopefully, the Live Stream St. Augustine’s Fall 2020 semester ended with just and extended on-line auction will allow more to join under 100 on-site students (the semester started with your fellow parishioners in support of our sister parish. close to 120 enrolled), which does not include the 10 While the list of auction items continues to grow, so far St. Augustine students taking advantage of WPS’s it includes: pottery, paintings, artwork, jewelry, toys, virtual classroom (expected to return to St. Augustine’s Pampered Chef, quilts, gift cards, and “staycations.” Spring 2021 semester in-person classes). Kindergarten is the largest class (16), with most others ranging from Circle of Dreams is typically one of St. Augustine’s 9-12 students. This May they expect to graduate 3 largest single fundraisers, and (equally important) one 8th-graders. (A smaller 8th-grade class is not of their largest awareness events. Please join us in uncommon due to WPS’s sports and “academy” helping 2021’s Circle of Dreams be a success … share program affiliated with the University of Nebraska.) this information with parishioners, family, and friends! Ending the 2019-2020 school year fully-virtually lowered standardized test scores more than normal at the start of this school year. However, St. Augustine’s in-person, on-site approach has been beneficial as the students are making positive growth, with recent test scores closer to their norm. A current challenge is a regional teacher shortage causing staffing issues for area schools, including St. Augustine. They certainly have many loyal teachers, who teach for the love of the children (some of whom commute up to 40-50 minutes); but others will naturally leave to obtain advanced teaching degrees or for personal reasons. Further, St. Augustine’s salaries and benefits are less than surrounding schools, further complicating recruitment and retention. Please keep them in your thoughts and prayers as they staff for the next school year.
“Building on a Saint’s Foundation” a s o t Bla i d Fa il a ital a aign o a S ool Please keep Principal Deacon Don lackbird, his ife As of ebruary 2021, St. Augustine Indian Mission’s athy, and their family in your prayers. Deacon Don’s ne school capital campaign, “Building on a Saint’s in la s ere involved in a car accident in late 2020. Foundation,” had $10M pledged of their goal for Deacon Don’s father in la passed a ay shortly after the building . xciting as it is to be so close, hen all the accident, and his mother in la passed a ay from related costs are included furnishings, blacktop, accident in uries this ebruary. Please pray for them. playground relocation, etc. they still have an approximate 1M of additional pledges to be filled. St ugustin aduat s he staff continues to ork ith foundations and irginia Snake Bumann (SAIM ’16) is a Freshman at donors to close that gap. ranted, not all of those Dartmouth College. Anna Berridge (SAIM ’16) is a related costs are essential in the short term. reshman at Creighton niversity. hat as close Aiden ra ier (SAIM ’18) is a unior at Mt. Michael enough that plans enedictine igh School in lkhorn, N . ere finali ed and approved, in late hree of St. Augustine’s ‘1 graduates are Sophomores ctober 2020 at ishop eelen igh School in Sioux City, IA. they broke ground All of St. Augustine’s ‘20 graduates stayed close to on their ne home as reshman at public high schools in omer, school in an early Winnebago, and Macy. sno storm ortunately, the Sta ing onn t d rest of 2020’s If you are a acebook Social Media user, the best ay eather allo ed to stay connected is to “like” St. Augustine Indian most of the Mission’s Facebook page. (Much of the content is also initial dirt ork viewable if you don’t have a Facebook account.) to be https .facebook.com staugustinemission completed. As 2021’s weather While more static, their main ebsite is also source of has allo ed, information. We especially like the ou ube videos at rebar as the bottom of their home page. orked so the http staugustinemission.org foundation and https youtu.be b nb A0 concrete can be poured once spring eather permits. https youtu.be yt li 2 https youtu.be pomg01 o Chunk Construction a Winnebago company founded by St. Augustine graduate, ance Morgan is o ing nts their eneral Contractor. ence, construction also benefits the local community and tribe. pcoming St. Augustine events … for more information, please contact im and reg Anderson hey plan to be in the ne school for the 2022 202 1 22 101 or gnkanderson gmail.com . school year … these are exciting times If you helped in • raduation May 1 th, 2021, Winnebago, N their capital campaign, “Pinigigi!” If you would like to • help, or for more information, contact im and reg School Supply ackpack onan a uly Aug, S DP • Anderson gnkanderson gmail.com or 1 22 101 . olf Scramble ate September 2021, Ashland, N Permission given by FOCUS.org on 3/24/21 for parish bulletin
Abby Alderman Mark Spaulding Alex Rosales Matthew Phillips Barry Smith Patricia Holland Cora Olson Rachel Gillespie- Holly Macy Allen Joann Murphy River Jean Engel Saint Ludovico of Casoria’s Story John Wurth Ronnie Hampton March 29 Josephine Barrabr Sister Rosina Van Ken Schilowsky Leeuwen Born in Casoria, near Naples, Arcangelo Palmentieri Lisa Wondra Sarah Habashy was a cabinet-maker before entering the Friars Minor in 1832, taking the name Ludovico. After his In prayer – If you would like to notify the parish that ordination five years later, he taught chemistry, a friend, loved one, or fellow parishioner is ill or in the physics, and mathematics to younger members of his hospital, please call Kathleen in the office at 733-1423 province for several years. to have name in the bulletin and/or phone/email prayer line, or both. Names for our prayer list will In 1847, he had a mystical experience which he later be placed in the bulletin for one month, and then a described as a cleansing. After that, he dedicated request must be resubmitted. his life to the poor and the infirm, establishing a dispensary for the poor, two schools for African children, an institute for the children of nobility, as well as an institution for orphans, the deaf, and the speechless, and other institutes for the blind, elderly, and for travelers. In addition to an infirmary for friars of his province, he began charitable institutes in Naples, Florence, and Assisi. He once said, “Christ’s love has wounded my heart.” This love prompted him to great acts of charity.
To help continue these works of mercy, in 1859 he established the Gray Brothers, a religious community composed of men who formerly belonged to the Secular Franciscan Order. Three years later, he founded the Gray Sisters of St. Elizabeth for the same purpose.
Toward the beginning of his final, nine-year illness, Ludovico wrote a spiritual testament which described faith as “light in the darkness, help in sickness, blessing in tribulations, paradise in the crucifixion, and life amid death.” The local work for his beatification began within five months of Ludovico’s death. He was beatified in 1993 and canonized in 2014.
Reflection
The Knights of Columbus will be Saintly people are not protected from suffering, but hosting a Disaster Preparedness Event with God’s help they learn how to develop compassion with Keri Korthals from the Butler County Emergency Services on April from it. In the face of great suffering, we move either 18, 2021 at 2 p.m. in the Ville. We toward compassion or indifference. Saintly men and are hosting this event to prepare women show us the path toward compassion. everyone for the coming severe weather season. We are hoping to inform everyone so your families can remain safe during Saint of the Day is used with permission from these severe times. Franciscan Media (www.FranciscanMedia.org). April 1 - Walter Downey, Zachary Patch, April 19 - Lana Gillen, Georgia Jimenez, Kevin Wiedenmann Carlynn Pair, Quy Phan, Jim Schumacher, Dennis Thurman, Derek Tuttle, Kathy Vasselli, April 2 - Dean Befort, Scott Bishop, Delaney Booth, Annette Wasinger, Michael Wendling, Barbie White Ronald Dow, Lindsey Kane, Charlie Malik, Ellen Spaulding, Jean Tran April 20 - Brady Butcher, Tyson Nguyen, Jozlin Palsmeier, Elian Sanchez April 3 - Charles Aikins, Cohen Collinsworth, Benjamin Moon, John Moore, Cade Winchester April 21 - Laura Eron-Prelle, Deanna Hanson, Terrence Huelskamp, Mark Riedl April 4 - Katherine Dreiling, Lauren Gluck, Jim Stroot, John Tones April 22 - Patrick Daigle, Caleb Gegen, Cason Lane, Vic- toria Nguyen, Glenda Oates, Frank Rovello, April 5 - Abigail Alderman, Landon Bouwens, Jackson Wissman, Hanna Zenner-Hulse Abby Coleman, Georgia Devine, Samuel Peterson, April 23 - Shannon Baker, Brian Cade, Robert Johnson, Kacie Rasico, Nathan Todd, Michael Vandecreek Terri Phifer, Rachel Stuhlsatz, Jessica Tarbell, Donna Vierthaler April 6 - Ascenzo Bonitati, Natalie Dreiling, Harper Smith, Camden St. Germain, Blaine VanDam, April 24 - Kurt Kauffman, Tom Wapelhorst Bradon Wright April 25 - Christian Arndt, Mary Diers, Jerry Kerschen, Caitlyn Egger, Linda Hearon, Dewayne Moore, April 7 - Kristi Kirk, John Miles, Anthony Oshakuade, Jancarlo Romero, Hayden Winters, Joan Yunker Drew Paske, Caitlyn Swift, Sarah Vincze, Carolyn Wilson April 8 - Tammy Benage, Michelle Cederberg, April 26 - Liberty Burklow, Thomas Catanese, Kelsey Hawley, Alison Jacoby, Carol Knolla, Chase Hying, Johnna Smith-Stoffregen, Jose Soto Chad Morgan, Jessica Morgan, Tony Nash, Lindsey Post, Mary Sciortino, Jeromy Swearingen April 27 - Bruce Bitcon, Christopher Brown, Eli Lane, Stephanie Lane, Johnie Rust, Jasmine Soto, Lisa Vayda April 9 - Katherine Cederberg, Sean Jones, Elizabeth Kluzak, Mackenzie McClune, Michael Moskol, April 28 - Kelsey Banwart, Caitlyn Coffey, Yaoping Frankie Schone, Spencer Seivley Kampf, Douglas Kitterman, Bridget Martin, Zackary Pai, Richard Schall, Sophia White April 10 - Katrina Black, Mary Drouin, Chris Gilbert, Tamara Kuthan, Caleb Smith, Sophia Visokey April 29 - Peter Baden, Rommel Blanco, Lisa Fulkerson, Rebecca Gehrer, James Hardaway, Katharine McCarthy, Robert Allison, Asher Chapin, John Fletcher, April 11- Treyton Schneweis, Austin Skibba, Neal Tierney, Malia Lindner, Chase Petersen Samantha Vu, Steve Widak April 12 - Carl Hathaway, Joseph Hathaway, Roy Martin, April 30 - Holly Drury, Christopher Graves, Melissa McAuliff, Marjorie Subero Diaz Toriana McCosh, Jodi Noah, Ryan Outwater, April 13 - Allen Catalan, Mary Ernzen, Renee Harman, Blair Pullman, Shane Pullman Jace Porter, Kerry Seiwert April 14 - Peyton Farber, Joe Gehrer, Mary Hiler, Peyton Huslig, Deborah James, Robert Laughlin, Breauna Matney, Dante Rodd, Maya Sanchez, Michael Sheeran April 15 - Gary Tracy, Reena Crisler, John Goodner, Daithan Knolla, Eleanor Lane, Aiden Likes, John Stefanek, Bryden Thrash April 16 - Bryce Baty, Joshua Carney, Peter Fiorni, William Miles, Elexus Murphy, Patrick Oshakuade, Nicolas Rojas, Christopher Ruffin, Ella Swearingen, Marglen Swonger, Christopher Tran April 17 - Greg Anderson, Sarah Hill, Courtney Huslig, Diane Kraus, Tiffany Morales April 18 - Preston Bui, Marion Foster, Nicholas Hying, Christine Pair, Diane Porter, Alexander Sanchez, Abraham Tatpati, Angie Urenda, Kyle Wellbrock, Cody Zimmerman