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JANUARY 5, 2020 • SOLEMNITY of the EPIPHANY of the LORD Administrator Rev WELCOME TO THE CATHOLIC PARISHES OF JANUARY 5, 2020 • SOLEMNITY OF THE EPIPHANY OF THE LORD Administrator Rev. Frederick Sserugga Parochial Vicar Rev. Francies Nusi 715-927-3224 Deacon Dcn. Rick Elfering St. Agnes Information Address…..W8031 Wright Avenue ……………...Amberg, WI 54102 Phone…………......(715) 856-5276 Website/Email……...See Wausaukee Mass ……………...Sunday 8:00am St. Augustine Information Office Hours: Tues & Thurs 9am - 3pm Address……...507 Church Street ……………...Wausaukee, WI 54177 Phone………..(715) 856-5276 Website: www.parishesonline.com/find/st- agnes-st-augustine-catholic-parishes Email…[email protected] Mass……….…….Saturday 4:00pm ………………… Sunday 9:30am …………………..Wednesday 8:00am …………………..Thursday 9:00am Parish Secretary St. Agnes & St. Augustine: Sue Schmidt Religious Education Coordinator St. Augustine & St. Agnes: Sherri Schlies St. Mary Information Office Hours: Mon - Thur 8am - 3pm Parish Business Manager St. Mary: Isabel Butnick Address ……...808 Henriette Avenue ……………….P.O. Box 159 ……………….Crivitz, WI 54114 Phone………...(715) 854-2501 Website….www.stmarycrivitz.net Email: [email protected] Mass…….. Saturday 4:00 & 7:00pm ….……….. Sunday 8:00 & 10:30am ………… Tuesday - Friday 7:30am …….……...NewCare Tuesday 10:00am Religious Education Coordinator St. Mary: Victoria Mertens Phone: 715-927-0192 Email:[email protected] WE SAW HIS STAR AT ITS RISING / AND HAVE COME TO DO HIM HOMAGE 2 TRI PARISH NEWS & EVENTS ADORATION SCHEDULE SAINT OF THE MONTH St. Agnes - 2nd Monday of the Month 3:00pm Saint Melchior, or Melichior, was purport- St. Augustine - 2nd Wednesday of the Month 3:00pmpm St. Mary - Every Thursday 4:00pm to 8:00pm edly one of the Biblical Magi, along with First Friday of the Month 8:00am to 9:00am0a Caspar and Balthazar, who visited the in- fant Jesus after he was born. Melchior was Reconciliation Schedule St. Agnes Sunday 7:40 to 7:55am often referred to as the oldest member of St. Augustine Saturday 3:30 to 3:45pm the Magi. He was traditionally called the St. Mary Saturday 3:15 to 3:45pm -Or by appointment King of Persia and brought the gift of gold to Jesus. In the Western Christian church, he is regarded as a Devotions & Prayer Groups Rosary: St. Agnes Tuesday at 4:00pm saint (as are the other two Magi). Tradition The Gospels in St. Augustine Blue Army Monday at 4:00pm the New Testament do not give the names of the Magi (or before Mass on weekends & Thursday and after even their number), but their traditional names are ascribed to Mass on Wednesday St. Mary: before weekday Masses a Greek manuscript from 500 AD translated into Latin and commonly accepted as the source of the names. Melchior was described by St Bede in the 8th century as being "an old man, ST. AGNES & ST. AUGUSTINE HOMEBOUND MINISTERS, JANUARY 12, 2020 with white hair and long beard. Melchior is also commonly Group 1 Pat Brien, or Mary Gruszynski referred to as the King of Persia Following the Star of Bethle- Group 2 No parishioners on this list hem, the Magi first traveled to the palace of Herod the Greatt, Group 3 Dcn Rick Elfering & Family who then asked for the Magi to find the Child Jesus and re- port back to him. Upon arriving at the house, the Magi wor- THIS WEEK’S PRAYER LIST shiped him and opened their gifts, with Melchior giving the ST. AGNES & ST. AUGUSTINE gift of gold to signify Jesus' kingship over the world. Follow- John Polomis Matthew Schlies Easton Anderson Steve Gauthier ing his return to Persia, Melchior met up with the other Magi Val Stefani Casey Pszanka again in 54 AD in the Kingdom of Armenia to celebrate Marian Zajac Brooke Mascaro Christmas before dying at the age of 116 on 1 January 55 Melvin Smiley Joan Booms AD. (from wikipedia.org) Mass Celebration Prayer for January & the New Year The Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord Mass will Dear God, be celebrated on Monday, January 6th at 7:30am at St. Thank you that you make all things new. Thank you for all that Mary Catholic Church, Crivitz. you've allowed into our lives this past year, the good along with the hard things, which have reminded us how much we need you and rely on your presence filling us every single day. We pray for your Spirit to lead us each step of this New Year. We ask that you will guide our decisions and turn our hearts to deeply desire you above all else. We ask that you will open doors needing to be opened and close the ones needing to be shut tight. We ask that you would help us release our grip on the things to which you’ve said “no,” “not yet,” or “wait.” We ask for help to pursue you first, above every dream and desire you’ve put within our hearts. May we be lovers of truth, may the fruits of your spirit be evident in our lives - your love, joy, peace, pa- tience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self- control. Shine your light in us, through us, over us. May we make a difference in this world, for your glory and purposes. Set you way before us. May all your plans succeed. May we reflect your peace and hope to a world that so desperately needs your presence and healing. To you be glory and honor, in this New Year, and forever. In Jesus's name, AMEN. (from crosswalk.com) SAINT AGNES 3 COLLECTIONS FOR 12/29/2019 NEWS FROM THE PEWS FOOD FOR THOUGHT: Don't measure yourself by Loose ........................................................ $ what you have accomplished but by what you should Envelopes ................................................. $ accomplish with your ability. Candle Money ........................................ $ 2nd Collection ........................................ $ FOOD PANTRY: Please bring LAUNDRY SOAP for TOTAL ..................................................... $ Pastor Fred's Food Pantry on Jan. 12. HALL RENTAL--call Marge at 715-929-0995. Sanctuary Light SAVE THE DATE: Jan. 19--FEAST OF ST. AGNES In Memory of Father Donald Burkart by St. Agnes CCW (breakfast/brunch to follow Mass), April 18--DINNER AND SHOW, May 23, RUMMAGE SALE, May 25, ME- MORIAL DAY LUNCHEON. MINISTER’S SCHEDULE FOR JANUARY 12 Reader: Bob Hurzeler Ushers: Joe & Dawn Van Zeeland UPCOMING MEETINGS & EVENTS Servers: Vicki Mueller & LeRoy Jungbluth Extraordinary Minister: Sue Moureau Tuesday, January 7 4:00 pm Rosary in Church Wednesday, January 8 MONEY COUNTERS 6:15 pm RE grades 1-12– RE Center MONDAY, JANUARY 13 OR TUESDAY, JANUARY 14 Monday, January 13 Lynn Hurzeler & Lynn Barron 3:00 pm Holy Hour in Church Tuesday, January 14 4:00 pm Rosary in Church MASS INTENTIONS Wednesday, January 15 Sunday, January 5 6:15 pm RE grades 1-12– RE Center 8:00 am Fr. Donald Burkart by St. Agnes CCW Thursday, January 16 Sunday, January 12 10:00 am St. Vincent de Paul Mtg.-St. Mary’s 8:00 am Leo Bialkowski by Melvin & Rosie Smiley 6:00 pm KC’s Mtg.-St. Mary’s JANUARY-MARCH FUNERAL COMMITTEE Carole Knight, Darlene Zarnsdorff, Mary Stewart, Leola Mattison & Robin Hendricks 4 SAINT AUGUSTINE COLLECTIONS FOR 12/29/2019 NEWS FROM THE PEWS Pastor Fred’s Food Pantry: We are collecting SHAMPOO Loose ......................................................... $ this month, containers can be found at both entrances to Envelopes ................................................. $ church. Candle Money.. ....................................... $ Visitor’s Env... ......................................... $ Capital Campaign: Total donated so far is $14,095.00. 2nd Collection... ..................................... $ Those who received letters so far please consider giving to Memory Board... ..................................... $ this campaign. If you have questions call the office. TOTAL...................................................... $ Fish Fries: This is the next major fundraiser for the Parish. Ash Wednesday is February 26th. MASS INTENTIONS Saturday, January 4 4:00 pm Don & Mary C. Huempfner by Family UPCOMING MEETINGS AND EVENTS Sunday, January 5 9:30 am Florence & Mary Pilip by Joe Biernasz Wednesday, January 8 Monday, January 6 8:00 am For Our Parish 4:00 pm Blue Army Rosary Thursday, January 9 Wednesday, January 8 8:00 am For Our Parish 3:00 pm Holy Hour-in Church Saturday, January 11 6:15 pm RE classes grades 1-12 4:00 pm Regina Waciak & Christine Wontor-Gross Thursday, January 9 by Gen Wontor 6:00 pm AA Mtg.-RE Center Sunday, January 12 Saturday, January 11 9:30 am Dolores Kabacinski by Sharon Edlebeck 9:00 am AA Mtg.-RE Center Monday, January 13 4:00 pm Blue Army Rosary Wednesday, January 15 MINISTER’S SCHEDULE 6:15 pm RE classes grades 1-12 FOR JANUARY 11 Thursday, January 16 Reader: Jim Biernasz 10:00 am St. Vincent de Paul Mtg.-St. Mary’s Server: Need a Server 6:00 pm KC’s Mtg.-St. Mary’s Ushers: Luke Gruszynski & Need an Usher 6:00 pm AA Mtg.-RE Center Extraordinary Minister: Pat Marquis Saturday, January 18 Rosary Leader: Ramona Brongiel 9:00 am AA Mtg.-RE Center FOR JANUARY 12 Reader: Steve Renikow Servers: Robby Murray & Kaelyn Schlies Ushers: Dave Messar & Need an Usher Extraordinary Minister: Pat Schlies Rosary Leader: Gloria Joslin JANUARY FUNERAL COMMITTEE Sue Schmidt, Betty Wesolowski, Renee Polomis & Sandy Wojcik MONEY COUNTERS MONDAY, JANUARY 13 Miriam Gattuso, Darlene Wojcik & Pat Brien SAINT MARY 5 MASS INTENTIONS WEEKLY PARISH FINANCE SUPPORT Sat 1/4 4:00pm Mary Domnick by Bob & Pat Ugowski WEEK OF 12/22/2019 The amount needed each week for ministry and mainte- Sat 1/4 7:00pm Martin Fabiszak by Family nance operating expenses (liturgies, sacraments, religious Sun 1/5 8:00am Harold & Virginia Richlen by St. Mary Comfort education, diocese assessments, salaries and benefits, Ministry utilities, repairs, and ongoing maintenance is $6,348.00 Sun 1/5 10:30am Stella Jaworski by St. Mary Comfort Ministry Tue 1/7 7:30am St.
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