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The Blessed Trinity Cluster Immaculate Conception, Masonville Saint Mary, Manchester Saint Patrick, Ryan; Saint John, Delhi (Linked with BTC) Welcome to the Blessed Trinity Cluster Immaculate Conception, Masonville Saint Mary, Manchester Saint Patrick, Ryan; Saint John, Delhi (Linked with BTC) MASS SCHEDULE & INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK Monday, August 2 7:30 AM St. Mary † Marilyn Schaul Tuesday, August 3 7:30 AM St. Mary † Laura Kaiser (Anniv) Wednesday, August 4 7:30 AM St. John † Deceased Zimmerman Family 7:30 AM St. Patrick † Dorothy Wolfe Thursday, August 5 12:30 PM St. Mary † Daniel & JoAnn Bockenstedt Friday, August 6 7:30 AM St. John † Special Intention 8:30 AM St. Mary † Lester Gudenkauf Saturday, August 7 4:00 PM St. Mary † Art Arends 7:00 PM St. John † Don & Carlynn Hoeger Sunday, August 8 7:30 AM St. Mary † Anselm & Henrietta August 1, 2021 Reinert 8:00 AM St. Patrick In case of a funeral, the scheduled weekday morning † Jim Koopman Mass is cancelled and the Mass 9:30 AM Immaculate Conception intention will be rescheduled. First Friday People of the Cluster confessions immediately after 8:30AM Mass. 10:00 AM St. Mary Reconciliation Saturdays at St. Mary, † Don Lyness Manchester at 3:15PM or by appointment. Welcome to the Blessed Trinity Cluster August 1, 2021 - 18th Sunday In Ordinary Time| 2 Pastor - Father Gabriel Anderson A Note from Father Gabriel E-mail - [email protected] Supply Priest - Father John Kremer Dear Parishioners, (cell if needed) 563-422-7598 Jesus shocks everyone, even us today, saying right out loud, “I AM the Bread of Life.” Almighty God gives us faith enough Deacon - Dave Loecke to proclaim: Jesus is the bread of life! With that faith, we re- E-mail - [email protected] ceive Him in Holy Communion. Living in His Will, we receive (cell if needed) 563-920-2894 the pure gift of sharing in His Divine and eternal Life. That is so awesome! Deacon - Roger Luensmann E-mail - [email protected] How much time and energy would you put into receiving Holy (cell if needed) 563-608-4352 Communion? How much effort would you make to help your loved ones receive Holy Communion? Would you be willing to Blessed Trinity Cluster Business Office be an Extraordinary Eucharistic Minister to bring Holy Com- munion to the sick, homebound and nursing homes? 119 W. Fayette Street Manchester, Iowa 52057 Call the parish office today and say, “Yes, I would like to bring 563-927-4710 Jesus, The Bread of Life, to those most in need of His Divine Mercy.” BLESSED TRINITY CLUSTER Business Manager, Cara Heffernen……..……...… [email protected] Blessings upon your family, Director of Faith Formation, Kathy Oberreuter . [email protected] Fr. Gabriel Youth Minister, Marcia Nachtman………..….…… [email protected] Bookkeeper, Diane Hammell …………….…. [email protected] Parish Nurse, Nancy Appleton ……….………… [email protected] ………………………………………………….….. cell if needed 563-920-1394 Bulletin Editor, Jane Rubner……….………. [email protected] Website …………………………………….………... blessedtrinitycluster.com Bulletin Email Address …………….……. [email protected] IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, MASONVILLE Council Chair, Sandy Weber …………….…………..……… 563-932-2027 ST. MARY, MANCHESTER Council Chair, Blake Hemann ………………...…....…….. 563-920-3408 Music Coordinator, Janella Neverman ………….……… 563-920-7905 St. Mary School Principal, Kelley Harbach …….…...… 563-927-3689 SCRIP Email ……………………………..…. [email protected] St. Mary School Board Chair, Sarah Taylor…….……… 563-920-2131 ST. PATRICK, RYAN Council Chair, Matt Price ……………………….………..….. 563-920-7946 Hall Coordinator, Christy Kunze …………….…………….. 319-538-4726 ST. JOHN, DELHI St. John Office……………………………………………..……… 563-922-2251 Bookkeeper, Karen Knipper…………………… [email protected] Council Chair, Wendy Stender………………………..……. 563-920-9648 www.blessedtrinitycluster.com Welcome to the Blessed Trinity Cluster August 1, 2021 - 18th Sunday In Ordinary Time| 3 Mission Trip Pray for These People The ongoing tradition of traveling to help our Sister Parish in Rutledge, TN will be the week of September 12-18. If you are Rosie Salow Dave Arduser interested in taking part in this mission trip and see a beauti- Caleb Nefzger Ron Palmersheim ful part of the Smokey Mountains, call Donna Weaver @ 563- Tom Oberbroeckling Judy Ellingson 927-4131 for more information. Arnie Merkes Leanne Horsfall Julie Krogmann Vicky Gibbs (Lamont) Second Helpings Diane Uhlenkamp Rick Klostermann Austin Stallman Randall Koch Serving in dining room at the Methodist Church 4:30-5:30PM August 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30. Matt O’Brien Vi Hackbarth Ragena Huffman Joyce Neuhaus Lucille Harris Jacob Kubik Recent Baptism Gerald Riniker Congratulations to Kaiden Matthew Francois, son of Casey & Ashly Siebels Tracey Ogden Megan, who was recently baptized the Cluster. Jeanne Cox Brian Roling Jane Salow Jeff Larsen Jerry Lindauer Teresa Smock Mark Klein Merle Havertape Randy Oberbroeckling Lois Francois Paul Schaul Bob Schaul Dan Pasker Mark Luensman Kaleb Brokens Shirley & Al Snyder Rick Gaffney Leighton Weber Victoria Moxley Teresa Mustard Brynn Boeckenstedt Karen Woods Stanford Marcia Russ Judy Nachtman Mert Jasper Katgi Brokens Margaret Lillig Joan Heyer LeeAnn Wessels Joyce Graybill Irene Salow John Tegeler Roger Bries Jane Oldaker Pray for Those Serving In the Military MAJ Joshua Heffernen 11LT Aaron Gaffney SGT Chris Ketchum SPC Adam Manternach SGT Trenton Kelchen PFC Kristi Mensen AEAN Barry Moriarity LCPL Chris Sands TSGP Taylor Granger PFC Chad Bishop SGT Elijah Deutmeyer SSG Matt McMahon SPC Kaitlyn Salow CPT Kristen Gaffney Thank You SFC Aaron Helmrich My wife Marsha and I would like to thank all of the Blessed Trinity Cluster for all of the kind wishes, cards and gifts for my Ordination on July 10, 2021. Cluster News Being a lifelong member of St.Mary's Parish, I am awed by the wonderful reception my wife and I have received. There Summer Cluster Office Hours are no words that can express our thanks and gratitude for Monday thru Thursday 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM all we have received. I have received more blessings than I Friday 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM deserve from our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and the Blessed Trinity Cluster. Live Stream Mass Schedule May God's blessings be upon all in the Blessed Trinity Clus- Every Sunday 7:30AM St. Mary ter. The link for the Live Stream Mass is available on the Cluster Thank You again, website homepage at: Deacon Roger & Marsha Luensmann www.blessedtrinitycluster.com www.blessedtrinitycluster.com Welcome to the Blessed Trinity Cluster August 1, 2021 - 18th Sunday In Ordinary Time| 4 Old Highway 20 East Of Waterloo Little known and insignificant info: I was born (home like) on St. Patrick, Ryan News Old 20. In fact the only family place I ever resided! I think it is now called Independence Ave. July 25 Income Some residence have nothing on me. Income $ 589 Offertory $30 Father Kremer Catholic Order of Foresters A summer get together at the Pizza Ranch for the Catholic Order of Foresters Court #0856 will be held on Sunday, Au- gust 8, 2021. Meeting at 4:30PM with the meal to follow. All members of Court #0856 are invited. Hope to see you there. St. Mary, Manchester News Contact Donna Prier @ 563-920-5363 if you have any ques- tions. Adult Adult Difference 50th Wedding Anniversary Giving Budget St. Patrick couples married 50 years or more will be remem- As of July 25, 2021 $5,655 $12,500 $(6,845) bered at Mass on September 5 @ 8AM. If you have not been honored on St. Patrick’s list in previous years please notify Year to Date $40,980 $50,000 $(9,020) the Cluster office or Bernadette Ryan. Offertory Offertory Difference Giving Budget Memorial Mass Mark your calendars for our Memorial Mass to be held on As of July 25, 2021 $831 $962 $(131) October 31 @ 5:30PM. Year to Date $2,823 $3,848 $(1,025) Immaculate Conception, Masonville News Financial Progress from Finance Council ~ July 1,2021 - June 30, 2022 July 25 Income Income $2025 Offertory $42 Thank You The family of Merrel Schnieders expresses deep appreciation to our wonderful Church family. To the Catholic Daughters who lead the rosary at the wake. To Father Gabriel who resid- ed over a very meaningful funeral Mass, To all who brought desserts and helped in anyway at the funeral dinner. To Fa- ther Kremer who resided at the interment at the Delhi ceme- tery. Thank you your support has meant so much. Merrel Schnieders Family Good Neighbor Home Bingo is back at the GNH. Circle 2 is hosting on Tuesday, Au- gust 3 with games starting at 2PM. Anyone is welcome to help with the residents. We will need 6-8 people. St. Mary’s Fall Festival is just around the corner! This will be a drive-thru event serving a Far Fry Chicken dinner from 11AM-1PM. Save the date for Sunday, September 26! St. John, Delhi News Please pick up your family’s letter with all the information and raffle tickets for this event. Your Fall Festival letter can July 25 Income be found in the back of church. Generosity $925 Offertory $106 Also, if you would like additional raffle tickets to purchase you will find them enclosed in this bulletin. Knights Of Columbus St. Mary’s Parish Providers The Delhi-Hopkinton Knights of Columbus meeting will be held Thursday, August 5, @ 7:30PM at St. Luke. www.blessedtrinitycluster.com Welcome to the Blessed Trinity Cluster August 1, 2021 - 18th Sunday In Ordinary Time| 5 www.blessedtrinitycluster.com Welcome to the Blessed Trinity Cluster August 1, 2021 - 18th Sunday In Ordinary Time| 6 Youth Ministry Marcia Nachtman, Lead Teacher St. Paul School of Religion - [email protected] BTC Ignite MS & HS teens, had an amazing five nights growing deeper in their faith with the Totus Tuus missionaries. Ignite partici- pated in Adoration, Reconciliation, listened to inspiring talks, shared with one another and had a fun evening of fellowship on Thursday.
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