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Daily - 30 Minutes before Mass The Reverend Canon Matthew Talarico

EUCHARISTIC ADORATION Provincial Superior Tuesday Following 6:00 p.m. Mass The Reverend Canon Antoine Boucheron Friday 9:00 a.m. - Noon R e c t o r First Friday 4:00 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.

“Behold a dead man was carried out.”

As long as we are in this life, we are in a permanent combat to gain victory before death. Death will, in a moment, take from us the money and other things that we have amassed with so much trouble.

But it cannot take from us the alms we have given and the other works of charity we have performed. These shall be safely stored up for us in heaven by our Lord Himself. Death will strip us of all our possessions; but it cannot take from us the beautiful robe of sanctifying grace. It cannot take from us our prayers, our frequent confessions and Holy Communions, our constant connection with God. These things will remain with us and follow us into eternity.

As we see in the Gospel of today, Jesus is our life: He is our Savior who sympathizes with us in our trials and uses His divine omnipotence to alleviate them. The miracle of the resurrection of the son of the widow of Naim is an expression of the delicacy of Jesus’ love for us.

The resurrection of the young man was implored by his mother’s tears; let ours be implored every day by our good deeds, by the tears of repentance in our hearts, by our humility and trust!

Canon Antoine Boucheron STS. and JUSTINA, Martyrs September 26, 8:00 a.m. Mass

The detestable superstition of St. Cyprian's idolatrous parents devoted him from his infancy to the devil, and he was brought up in all the impious mysteries of idolatry, astrology, and the black art. When Cyprian had learned all the extravagances of these schools of error and delusion, he hesitated at no crimes, blasphemed Christ, and committed secret murders. There lived at a young Christian lady called Justina, of high birth and great beauty. A pagan nobleman fell deeply in love with her, and finding her modesty inac- cessible, and her resolution invincible, he applied to Cyprian for assistance. Cyprian, no less smitten with the lady, tried every secret with which he was acquainted to conquer her resolution. Justina, perceiving herself vigorously attacked, studied to arm herself by prayer, watchfulness, and mortification against all his artifices and the power of his spells.

Cyprian finding himself worsted by a superior power, began to consider the weakness of the infernal spirits, and resolved to quit their service and become a Christian. Agladius, who had been the first suitor to the holy virgin, was likewise converted and bap- tized. The persecution of breaking out, Cyprian and Justina were seized, and presented to the same judge. She was in- humanly scourged, and Cyprian was torn with iron hooks. After this they were both sent in chains to Diocletian, who command- ed their heads to be struck off, which sentence was executed.

Reflection. If the errors and disorders of St. Cyprian show the degeneracy of human nature corrupted by sin and enslaved to vice, his conversion displays the power of grace and virtue to repair it. Let us beg of God to send us grace to resist temptation, and to do His holy will in all things. Lives of the Saints, by Alban Butler, Benziger Bros. ed. [1894] St. Wenceslaus, Duke & Martyr September 28, 9:00 a.m. Mass St. Wenceslaus, also known by Vaclav, was born near Prague, and was the son of Duke Wratislaw. He was taught Christianity by his grandmother, St. Ludmila. The Magyars, along with Drahomira, an anti-Christian faction murdered the Duke and St. Lumila, and took over the government. Wenceslaus was declared the new ruler after a coup in 922. He encouraged Christianity. Boleslaus, his brother, no longer successor to the throne, after Wenceslaus' son was born, joined a group of noble Czech dissenters. They invited Wenceslaus to a religious festival, trapped and killed him on the doorstep of a church while on the way to Mass. Virtually from the moment of his death, Wenceslaus was considered a martyr and venerated as a saint. Miracles were reported at his tomb, and his remains were translated to the church of St. Vitus in Prague which became a major pilgrimage site. He is the patron saint of Bohemia, his feast day is Sept. 28. Courtesy of Catholiconline

News from the Province — Gricigliano † Institute of Christ the King

American - Canon James Hoogerwerf Offers First Mass in Gricigliano

Published: 14 September 2019 Newly ordained American priest, Canon James Hoogerwerf, offered his First Solemn High Mass and officiated Solemn Vespers on the Twelfth Sunday after Pentecost at the Institute's international seminary in Gricigliano.

In the presence of his brother canons, Canon Hoogerwerf returned to give thanks to the Divine Infant King, our Lord Jesus Christ, enthroned above the seminary tabernacle, by offering the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass at the altar whence he was nourished by the sacraments for seven years

on his path to the holy priesthood.

His former classmate and now brother priest, Canon Matthew Weaver, was given the honor to preach for the occasion. He reminded his American confrere and all present of the providential pertinence of the first words of the day's Holy Gospel: Beati oculi qui vident quae vos videtis (Blessed are the eyes that see what you see).

We pray that Christ our Holy Infant King will continue to bless Canon Hoogerwerf and all of the newly ordained for everything they do to honor Him as their Divine King for the salvation of souls. May the Infant Jesus be their shepherd and model as holy and faithful priests in His devoted service forever.

2 LITURGICAL CALENDAR: SEPTEMBER 22 - SEPTEMBER 29, 2019 †Francis Moes Michael Simia Sun., Sep., 22 Thomas Simia 8:00 a.m. by Catherine Moes Low Mass FIFTEENTH SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. Cheryl Boyd MC: Jacob Mihalski AFTER ENTECOST Thurifer: Adam Mihalski High Mass P by Ben & Amy Smith Acolytes: Aaron Rasmussen St. Cecilia Choir (2nd Cl., G) & Michael Barrington Candle: Paul Mihalski, Brodie Bartolazzi, Joshua Mihalski, Jean-Marie Helfenberger Crucifer: Gus Helfenberger SX Scott LaLonde Mon., Sep., 23 St. Linus, Pope & Martyr (3rd Cl., R) Commemoration †Mary Fiala 6:00 p.m. for the Pope & St. Thecla, Virgin & Martyr by Terry & Vicki Fiala Tues., Sep., 24 5:00 P.M. - HOLY HOUR OF EUCHARISTIC ADORATION 6:00 p.m. †Francis Moes John Kanzenbach Our Lady of Mercy, (4th Cl., W) Commemoration James Kanzenbach for the Pope by Brian & Leslie Moes David Stillwell Wed., Sep., 25 Votive Mass of St. Joseph, (4th Cl., G) Felicity Seng 8.00 a.m. Commemoration for the Pope by Seng family Thur., Sep., 26 Sts. Cyprian & Justina, Virgin, Martyrs Canon Boucheron OPEN 8:00 a.m. (4th Cl., R) Commemoration for the Pope by John & Mary Helfenberger Fri., Sep., 27 Sts. Cosmas & Damian, Martyrs (3rd Cl., R) †John White & Health of OPEN 8:00 a.m. Commemoration for the Pope Thelma White by Phil & Sara White family EUCHARISTIC ADORATION 9:00 A.M. - NOON Sat., Sep., 28 St. Wenceslaus, Duke & Martyr (3rd Cl., R) †Francis Moes Michael Simia Thomas Simia 9:00 a.m. Commemoration for the Pope by David Jehorek For our children, grandchildren Augustine Helfenberger Sun., Sep., 29 Jean-Marie Helfenberger 8:00 a.m. & godchildren Low Mass DEDICATION OF by Jay & Lori Fameree 10:00 a.m. †Mary Resch MC: Nicholas Reif T ICHAEL THE Thurifer: Jacob Mihalski High Mass S . M by John & Margaret Gwidt Acolytes: Michael Simia St. Cecilia Choir & Andreas Kempen Candle: Elijah Lasse, Thomas ARCHANGEL Simia, John Neumann, (1st Cl., W) Dominik Bartolazzi Crucifer: Michael Barrington CONFESSION SCHEDULE DEVOTION SCHEDULE Sunday ...... 7:15 - 7:45 a.m. & 9:15 - 9:45 a.m. Daily....Rosary followed by the special Memorare Prayer for the Shrine of Daily ...... 30 minutes before every Holy Mass Christ the King Upon appointment ...... Call the rectory Monday ...... Fatima Prayers after Holy Mass Adoration Schedule Wednesday ...... St. Joseph Novena after Holy Mass Friday .... ….Sorrowful Mother Novena and Adoration after Holy Mass Tuesday ...... …...... Holy Hour following the 6:00 p.m. Mass Sunday .... …..Legion of Mary - between the 8:00 & 10:00 a.m. Masses Friday ...... Eucharistic Adoration 8:45 a.m. - Noon Monthly ...... Infant Jesus Novena (Recited on the 17th to 25th)

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CANON ANTOINE BOUCHERON AND THE LAY FAITHFUL WELCOME YOU TO ST. PATRICK’S ORATORY. WE HOPE THAT YOU WILL BE ABLE TO FULLY APPRECIATE THE BEAUTY OF THE CLASSICAL ROMAN CATHOLIC LITURGY.

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To receive more information about the Extraordinary Form of the Classic Roman Catholic Liturgy, St. Patrick’s Oratory, the Institute of Christ the King, or if you desire to become a member of the Roman , please contact Canon Antoine Boucheron, Rector. | C C H R | Our weekly Catechism classes are held on Tuesdays in O’Brien Hall. Lower grade levels @ 4:00 - 4:50 p.m. | High School @ 5:00 - 5:50 p.m. Please meet in the Church for prayers before each class. To sign up or for any questions, please contact Canon Boucheron. 3 “40 Days for Life” 2019 Fall Campaign Wednesday, September 25 – Sunday, November 3 Please join fellow St. Patrick Oratory members in a peaceful witness as we pray at the Planned Parenthood Office on Oneida St. to end abortion. Our daytime shift is Saturdays from 10:00-11:00 am. Our evening shift is on Fridays from 8:00 pm to midnight. We especially encourage men from the Oratory to help with this evening shift. Sign-up sheets are located at both entrances. Thank you for supporting this worthy cause. Experience the Calling all young married couples! New Level of Laundry! Friday, October 11

Help the Altar Servers look their best Please join us as Canon Boucheron continues his new class dedicated for the Lord at Mass! to married couples between the ages of 21 & 45.

St. Patrick’s Oratory is in need of 4 Time: 6:00pm - 8:00pm |Where: TBD | Topic: To Be Announced individuals to help wash the blue and white Altar Server cassocks. Make it a date night and let's talk about the many challenges we face in today's society as husbands, wives, moms and dads. The schedule for cleaning is cyclical, allowing volunteers to wash New topics discussed at every meeting. cassocks once a year. Currently, the months of March, July, and Please RSVP November are open. Instructions will be provided. The cassocks also Danielle Bartolazzi at 920-660-5282 or email [email protected] need some mending and sewing, if you have a skill in sewing or washing that you want to offer for the Lord, please contact Dawn at COMPANY OF THE IMMACULATE 920-987-5108 or email at [email protected]. Breaking news....

Calendar of Upcoming Events Mrs. Jenny Neumann has decided to take a break from coordinating the girls’ group, Company of the Immaculate. Monday, September 30 - St. Jerome Book Club We all know how much she loved being with the girls, and 6:00 p.m. at the Rectory also the precious help provided to our mission in Gabon, Saturday, October 5 - Girls & Boys Group Meet Africa. She will still coordinate the Children’s collection for Friday, October 11 - Young Married Couples Group the missions during Advent and Lent.

Please see bulletin announcement for details THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR YOUR YEARS Saturday, October 12 - Annual Oratory Pilgrimage OF EXCELLENT LEADERSHIP AND KIND SERVICE! To the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help Mrs. Rachel Ullmer and Mrs. Laura Kerscher have now kindly Event begins with 12:30 p.m. Mass at the Shrine, followed by Lunch, Rosary and veneration of the relic of the veil of Mary agreed to lead the Company of the Immaculate. Thank you! So, girls, ready for new adventures? The next meeting is on Sunday, October 13 - St. Anthony Collection Saturday, October 5th. More details to come! A special collection for those in need will be taken up at both Masses

Saturday, October 19 - Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser Spaghetti Dinner Greetings friends!!!We’re preparing the menu and 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. O’Brien Hall collecting necessary supplies for the Spaghetti The Oratory Counts on your Scrip Support! Dinner for October 19th. If anyone would like to Working on some Fall outside projects? donate items of food or raffle prizes please see Don't forget to purchase Scrip for those outside projects. We carry Fleet Kathy Kane or Lori Fameree and we’ll be happy to show you our list. Even one pack of pasta is a big Farm, Home Depot and Menards scrip cards on hand each Sunday. help! Donations of money are also welcomed! Thank you for your generous help and we look forward to Oratory Membership seeing you at our dinner table on October 19th!!! If you wish to become a member of St. Patrick’s Oratory, you MUST fill out a registration form. Please ask Canon Boucheron for the Collections registration form or email [email protected] and one Weekly Collection - Sunday, September 15th: $6,229.00 can be sent to you via email. You also can ask at the scrip table on Sunday for a registration form as well. Return it to Canon, drop it in Monthly Collection for September: $14,300.00 the collection basket, or email it back. Thank you. Quarterly Collection Goal for Jul/Aug/Sep: $43,000.00

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