F Rev. Dennis J. Quint, Pastor . Q Rev. Tony Nketiah

February 7, 2021 ● 5th Sunday in Ordinary Time�

SACRAMENT OF PENANCE

St. Francis: Saturday 4:00�4:30 pm �

After the 6:30 am morning Masses �

Before the 5:15 pm Mass on Wed. �

� Before the 8:30 am Mass on First Fri. �

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St. Joseph: 7:30 am before Sun. Mass �

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St. Boniface: 6:30 pm before Sat. Mass�

St. Paul: 8:30 am before Sunday Mass �

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SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE

For those who are free to marry, marriage �

preparation takes at least six months. �

Contact a priest for further information.�

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SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM

Parents expecting the birth of their first and

second child must participate in a prepara-

tion session, preferably six months prior to

birth. �

Rev. Dennis J. Quint, Pastor

Rev. Tony Nketiah, Associate Pastor

Rev. Tyler Raymond, Associate Pastor

Deacon James Steger, Deacon

Deacon Roger Riesberg, Deacon

Deacon Keith McCarraher, Deacon �

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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER BASILICA 104 3

rd

St SW Dyersville IA 52040

ST. JOSEPH 307 Mary St Earlville IA 52041 Office 563-923-3135

SS. PETER & PAUL 1625 300

th

Avenue Dyersville IA 52040

ST. PAUL 301 2

nd

Ave SW PO Box 68 Worthington IA 52078

ST. BONIFACE 7419 Columbus St New Vienna IA 52065

spiresoffaith.com

FROM FR. QUINT

Today we mark World Day for Consecrated Life. My first

experience of religious sisters was of our native daughters from

St. Patrick Ryan who came home to visit and worshipped at Masses.

Since the Presentation sisters taught in our parish school, most of the

women called to religious life joined their community, although there

were a few Dubuque Franciscans as well. I admired their joy, musical

talent, and distinctive dress. Sr. Mary Damien O’Brien, PBVM gave

me some tips on registrations for the organ. She is now over 100

years old and still active. �

Which religious sisters/brothers made an impact on you? The

Christian Brothers faithfully served at Beckman Catholic for many

years and the Dubuque Franciscans ministered at our schools. We

offer God thanks for their generous service and fidelity to poverty,

chastity, and obedience. We ask God to mold the hearts of those he

currently is calling to serve that they may answer. Please invite

young people to consider religious vocations.�

Also please pray for those who are discerning a call to

priesthood. We have 10 young men from our cluster participating in

the Archdiocesan vocations event this week with Fr. Tyler! May they

prayerfully consider embracing celibacy and commit themselves to

serve the communion of the church. Come Holy Spirit!�

�

Other Items:�

�� Thursday is World Day of the Sick and the memorial of our

Lady of Lourdes. Come and worship at Mass or pray in our

churches for an end to the pandemic.�

�

�� The Xavier Affair fundraiser was another great success. Thank

you to those who facilitated and supported it.�

�

�� Pray for our students and parents participating in preparation

for First Communion.�

�

�� I talked with Fr. O’Connor on his anniversary. He sounds great

and remains healthy.�

�

��We are planning to return to SS. Peter & Paul church for the

Triduum, beginning on Holy Thursday, April 1 (no foolin’ �)

with the Good Friday liturgy there, and Mass on Easter

Sunday. Archbishop Jackels will celebrate Mass in our restored

church on Tuesday, April 13 at 7 pm. Mark your calendars!�

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P a g e 2 � F e b r u a r y 7 , 2 0 2 1 �

Liturgies�

A� �� B��

S�� ;<<=>=? =@AB

C==D. All are welcome.�

�

M;E?@F ~ 7:00�8:00 @J (Basilica)�

TL=M?@F ~ W=?E=M?@F: �

� 8:00 am�8:00 am (Beckman)�

W=?E=M?@F: 4:00�5:15 pm (Basilica)�

TBL>M?@F:� 9:00 am�2:00 pm (Beckman)�

F>R?@F: � 7:30�8:30 am (Basilica)

�

D�St. Francis • E�St. Joseph • NV�St. Boniface �

P�Petersburg • W�St. Paul �

Monday, Feb 8: S�. J�� E�� ; �

� � � S�. J�� B ��

6:30 am D Clara Deutmeyer Scott

7:30 am NV Nancy Heiring

Tuesday, Feb 9: �

6:30 am D For All Souls

7:30 am NV LeRoy & Mary Ann Kern

Wednesday, Feb 10: S�. S��

7:30 am W For All Souls

5:15 pm D Mary Westermeyer;

Hubert Weyer

Thursday, Feb 11: O�� L �� L��

6:30 am D Thomas, Mary & Vegas Nelson

7:30 am P Joan Bartels

8:00 am E Lois Nefzger

Friday, Feb 12: �

7:30 am W Wilbur & Florence Leifker

8:00 am E For All Souls

8:30 am D Tommy, Wealth & Melissa Webb

Saturday/Sunday:

5:00 pm D Cherry Beth McDermott

7:00 pm NV Mary Jane Boeckenstedt

7:00 am D For the People

8:00 am E Dick Conrad;

Marvin & Olga Helle

8:30 am D Lois Lansing & Nancy Krapfl

9:00 am W Steve Koch;

Matthew Gaul

10:00 am NV Elmer & Annie Ries

10:30 am D Vernon Brunsman

12:00 pm D Spanish Mass: Bruce Niehaus

Spires of Faith Parishes�

T�� ~ Please direct matters pertaining to the parishes of

St. Boniface and SS. Peter & Paul to the cluster office in Dyersville

875�7325 and our secretary, Jane Knipper, will assist you.�

�

The final MANDATORY F�� C�� R�� for

both parents and children is February 13 from 9:00 am � 11:30 pm:

Mrs. Klas, Summer Faith Formation Students and Sr. Paula with

Hispanic families are required to attend this session.�

�

A B�� C�� F�� T�� P�� will be held

Saturday, February 13 at 9:00 am in the Dyersville rectory. Please call

your parish office to register. A��

��01�� prior to baptizing your child.�

�

T�� C�� P�� J�� C�� is planning

to put together mid�winter “Thinking of You” gift bags. New items

please. We hope to include 8�10 oz shampoo, conditioner, lotion,

soap, toothpaste, brushes, combs, washcloth, hand towel. Gift

bags will be delivered to Catholic Worker House (men’s shelter) and

Maria House (women/children’s shelter). Designated tubs will be

placed in the cluster churches. Please drop off donations by Monday,

February 8. Thank you!�

�

T�� M�� Y�� ~ Come for fellowship, enjoy breakfast, stay for

discussion. Saturday, February 13 at 6:00 am at the KC Hall,

Dyersville. Topic: Faith and Science: Friends or Foes?�

�

R�� C�� B�� D�� ~ The Red Cross blood drive will be

Tuesday, February 23 from 9:00 am � 2:00 pm at Beckman Catholic

High School gymnasium. Appointments are required! Please contact

the office at 875�7188 or visit www.Redcrossblood.org to sign up. By

donating at this blood drive, you are helping one or more graduating

seniors earn a scholarship!�

�

P��, D��, �� R�� O!��" L��

O�� ~ Since The Witness is no longer published, if you wish to

be kept informed of funeral details and obituaries for clergy and

religious:�

��Go to�dbqarch.org�and�find the "Personnel" heading in the top

website navigation.��

�� Hover your cursor over that heading so that a drop�down menu

appears��

�� Click on Priests, Deacons, or Religious Orders��

�� An Obituaries heading/page link is the bottom menu item in each

section�

�

Y�� $ S�. J��'� ~ One practice is to recite a prayer to

St. Joseph on the 19

th

� of March (the Solemnity of St. Joseph,

Husband of Mary), and on the 19

th

�of each month during 2021. And a

variation on that theme from Archbishop Jackels is the proposed

novena of 19s � For the love of God, neighbor, country, and of all that

is good and holy, please join in. Litany to St. Joseph: www.ewtn.com/

catholicism/devotions/litany�of�st�joseph�247�

�

F��" E�� A�� ~ Join us on Saturday,

February 20 at 9:30 am at the basilica for a short reflection, followed

by 20 minutes of quiet adoration time, especially geared for children

and their parents from our cluster parishes. We’ll conclude with

benediction. All are welcome.�

We extend our sympathy and prayers

to the family of:

Alma Loesche

5 t h S u n d a y i n O r d i n a r y T im e � P a g e 3 �

Our Schools�

St. Francis Xavier School ~ �

E�� C�� K�� O��

H �� ~ There’s still time to register for the Open

House Sunday, February 7, and Monday, February 8.

You can sign up online at the following link:

www.signupgenius.comgo/9040A4AA9A92BAAF49�

stfrancis. If unable to make it to the Open House but

would like more information about our program, please

contact the school office.�

�

B �� M�� ~ Monday, February 8, at 5:30 pm in

the school library.�

�

X�!�� A�� A�� ~ On behalf of St. Francis

Xavier School, a thank you to all who have donated to

the Annual Appeal. Your generosity is greatly

appreciated! We encourage those who have not

donated� to please prayerfully consider doing so.� If you

are not included in our Annual Appeal mailing and

would like to be, please contact the school office at

875�7376.� Thank you! �

�

Beckman Catholic ~ �

B �� M�� ~ Wednesday, February 10, at

6:00 pm in the school library.�

�

R�� 2021�22 S'� � Y�� are

being accepted. If your child will be �� to Beckman

Catholic next year, please� go to our website:

beckmancatholic.org / Admission / Online Form to

register. There is no fee to apply. Registering early

helps with planning. If you have questions or would like

to schedule a tour, contact Joan Hinerichsen at

563�875�7325. �

�

J * O�� ~ We are currently accepting

applications for a lunch staff position. Looking for a staff

member who would help with food prep, serving lunch,

and cleaning from 8:00am�1:00pm. This position could

be daily M�F or could be 2�3 days a week. This position

does require bending and being able to lift up to 40

pounds. If interested, pick up an application at the

Beckman office or print off the school website. https://

www.beckman.pvt.k12.ia.us/about_us/employment�

Please submit to Beckman Catholic High School,

attention Emily Snyder. Any questions, call Emily at

(563) 875�7188 extension 353. This position will be

open until filled. �

�

T�� A��' D�� ' ��'��

F�� S��. To order fruit, do one of the following:�

1) Contact a Beckman Catholic student.�

2) Call Beckman, 875�7188, to place your order.�

Orders due by February 19.�

Pick up days: March 8 from 3:00�7:00 pm�

Payment not due until you pick up the fruit.�

Our Schools�

�

P�� R�� P� �� S�� E�� P�� .�

Faith Formation�

Y�� M��" E��:��

�� F�� TA��'� M��'� G� 1D meets next Sunday,

at 5:30 pm in the rectory living room. Stick around for

Youth Group after!�

�

�� H�F� S�� G�� B G S�1�A meets next

Sunday at 6 pm.�All high school girls welcome! �

�

�� Y 1�� G� 1D is next Sunday at 7:00 pm. All high

school students are invited!�

�

M�� S'� � Y �� G� �� ~ The Spires of

Faith Cluster is planning to start a Middle School Youth

Group this fall. We are seeking 1�2 young adult male

leaders and 1�2 young adult female leaders. If interested

or would like more information please contact Kerry

Roeder at 563�875�3133 or [email protected]. �

�

Letter from Haiti�

� �

Dear Fr. Quint and Spires of Faith Cluster,�

�

Sorry this is so late but I am the only priest for Holy Cross

Parish and the chapels, an assistant is promised at

mid� February. I hope the year has started well for you.

For our part we were able to complete the 2019�2020

academic and start the new one. We hope to start exams

for the second period the end of January, but our country

is experiencing political unrest, insecurity and many other

problems. We are in uncertainty, but we trust in the Lord.�

�

1) Regarding the parish: we have Mass (limited people

with masks), office services everyday, sick people to

visit, people to prepare for marriage, others to see…

thank you Lord for giving me strength.�

2) At the Clinic: it is okay, we have a new program;

Childhood vaccination.�

3) The School: it is fine. We have 3 new teachers at Holy

Cross School. The copy machine broke down, we

bought a printer which is limited. This year we have

680 students, 36 teachers, 1 janitor, 4 ladies on duty

for helping with kindergarten students, and 5 cooks.�

4) For Soliette chapel we have 4 teachers and the director.�

5) Palmiste Tempe, we started late this January with a

small staff and 3 teachers.�

6) The Covid 19 At Fond Verrettes, no case has been

recorded for long time. But people are still encouraged

to take precautions and practice washing hands and

wearing masks. Covid�19 has put distance between

people and hurt relationships may it soon be gone

forever. We can’t wait to have you come for a visit.�

�

Thank you for what you have already done and will

continue to do for the Parish. You can count on our

humble prayers. We only have that to offer to you.

May God bless you abundantly.�

�

Humbly yours,�

Father Lubermann�

P a g e 4 � F e b r u a r y 7 , 2 0 2 1 �

B�� E�!�� are available in the back of church.

If you could deliver any budget envelopes to friends,

neighbors or relatives, it would be greatly appreciated!�

�

L��'�� M�� S'�� are available in the

entrances of church and on our cluster website.�

�

S� P�� W��, F�*�� 20, O��

E�� ~ The online auction will open for bidding on

February 15 and end on February 20, 2021. Preview of

items on the auction will be open on February 1st. Items

will continue to be added to the auction as they come in

until February 19th, so check the web site often for new

items. �https://one.bidpal.net/stpaulwinterfest2021�

�

We are also providing a D��!� T�� P�� R�*

D�� on February 20 from 5:30 to 7:00 pm out of the

church chapel. The meal includes: Prime Rib, Rosemary

Potatoes, Green Beans with Bacon, Spring Salad, Dinner

Roll and Cake. Dinner tickets are $40 each. Last day to

purchase your dinner tickets is February 10. For dinner

tickets please contact:�Cathy Lueck at the Xavier School

office � 563�875�7376; Tim � 563�451�8560; �

Paula ��563�542�7934; Doris � 563�542�7643; �

Trisha � 563�599�9698. Tickets can also be purchased

on�line.�

L��'�� R �� • S��, F�*�� 14, 9:00 � �

U��: Jerry Manemann, Randy McAllister, Rod Meyer,

Jenna Peters �

G��: Jerry & Jill Klaren �

M��': Children’s Choir �

R��: Karol Digmann �

C �� M��: Jeff & Trisha Thier �

RECORDERS: Nancy Werner, Dave White �

S�'��: Paula White �

�

L��'�� R �� • A�� W��, F�* 17, 5:30 � �

U��: Al Besler, Ed Burlage, Joe Burlage, �

Richard Fortmann �

G��: Richard & Marilyn Fortmann �

M��': Choir �

R��: Ed McCarthy �

C �� M��: Brent Manternach, Jenna Peters �

S�'��: Mark Gaul �

St. Paul�

Finances

Budget received 12/27�1/31/21��$� 855.00�

Weekly Adult Budget needed��$� 3,231.00�

Offertory��$� 64.09�

�

� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�1/31/21��$� 100,161.00 �

� Fiscal YTD Received Regular��$� 55,290.00�

� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 8,825.04�

� Fiscal YTD Grain��$� 39,702.09 �

� YTD ahead + ��$� 3,656.13 �

St. Boniface�

L��'�� R �� • S��, F�*�� 13, 7:00 � (NV)�

U��: Steve Herbers, Tom Pasker, Allan Wente�

R��: Gerry Schneiter�

C �� M��: Rita Rahe, Dale & Karen Ries�

S�'��: Dale & Karen Ries�

Finances

Budget received 12/27�01/31/21��$� 300.00�



�

Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�01/31/21 �$� 71,470.00 �

Fiscal YTD Received Regular��$� 64,382.50�

� Fiscal YTD Grain��$� 4,994.51�

� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 4,600.00 �

� YTD ahead + �$� 2,507.01 �

S�. B ��'� P��'� 175�� A��!�� ~ This

year marks 175 years since the first Mass was celebrated

at St. Boniface Parish. Later this year we will be planning a

special Mass in celebration of this event. The date has yet

to be set as we try to balance it with Covid restrictions.

Watch the bulletin for anniversary related announcements

throughout the year.�

�

N�> V�� S��?�F�� will be held March 6. This will

be a drive�thru event at the Community Center from 5:30 to

8:00 p.m. Advance tickets only. Tickets will be sold from

February 1 to March 5. Choice of steak or chicken, baked

potato, corn and dinner roll. $20 per meal. Contact

Carmen Kluesner 563�921�2445 or Sandy Gravel

563�921�2700.�

�

S�. B ��'� A�� R �� S '��/H �� N��

O��'�� ~ Looking for 2 couples or 4 individuals who are

willing to take on the role as officers. If you are interested or

have any questions, please call Rosemarie at

563�543�0613.�

�

S�' �� C ��'�� ~ Last weekend the second

collection was postponed until today. Thank you for your

generosity as we try to pay for the expense of our new

church roof.�

The cluster staff had a

going away luncheon for

Judy last week. We enjoyed

fellowship, stories and good

food, and sent her off with

a few gifts from fellow

staff and St. Boniface and

Ss. Peter and Paul parishes.

We wish Judy a very happy

retirement.�

5 t h S u n d a y i n O r d i n a r y T im e � P a g e 5 �

Finances

Budget received 12/27�1/31/21��$� 2,012.00�



IRA Distribution ��$� 50.00�

�

Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�1/31/21��$� 78,089.00 �

Fiscal YTD Received Regular��$� 72,940.00�


� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 2,200.00 �

� YTD ahead +� $� 389.55 �

St. Joseph�

L��'�� R �� • S��, F�*�� 14, 8:00 � �

R��: Loras Mensen �

C �� M��: Andrew Recker �

G��: Craig & Heather Geistkemper �

M��': Julie Leibold �

H �* �� C �� M��: Steve Leibold �

D � � E�B � H�� ? We have 2 totes of

pictures, videos, news articles, booklets and other items

from the school. If anyone is interested in going through

them, keeping items of interest, organizing them and

disposing items of no interest, or if you have questions,

please call the parish office (923�3135) and leave a

message or call Jane (563�920�2996)�

�

T��? Y � to all the parishioners who volunteer their

time to help with various jobs around the parish. Your

efforts are greatly appreciated!�

�

2021 B�� E�!�� are in the back of church.

Please take a look to see if there are any you could help

deliver. It would be greatly appreciated.�

2021 B��'� P�� V �� S��U� ~ The

volunteer sign�up for parish events held this year can be

accessed here: volunteersignup.org/X4KDT.� �

�

R�� D��!�� T�B��, B��*��,

S ��*��, �� S ''�� > OPEN! ~ Sign up

online, or printable registration forms are also available

online. Deadline for Baseball/Softball is February 19

(Earlier than years past). Deadline for T�Ball is April 12.�

Finances

Budget received 12/27�1/31/21��$� 10,489.00�

Weekly EFT��$� 989.50�


Youth��$� 4.00�

�

� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�1/31/21 ��$� 790,500.00


� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 30,709.08�


� Stock Donations��$� 5,389.47 �

� YTD short � � $� 58,968.76 �

Ss. Peter & Paul�

L��'�� R �� • S��, F�* 14, 10:00 � (NV)�

U��: Nancy Burkle, Daryl Kruse, Neil Willenborg�

R��: Ray Tekippe�

C �� M��: Janet Scherbring, Pam Kruse,

Brenda Ludwig�

S�'��: Mike & Lynn Bildstein�

Finances

Budget received 12/27�01/31/21��$� 60.00�



�

� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/20�01/31/21��$� 82,925.00�



� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 2,000.00�

� YTD ahead + �$� 7,837.55 �

S�' �� C ��'�� ~ Last weekend the second

collection was postponed until today. Thank you for your

generosity as we try to pay for the expense of our new

church roof.�

�

F�� F�� ~ Friday, February 19 from 4:30 to 8:00 p.m., at

the Hennessy Catholic School building in Petersburg.

Curbside pickup only! Fish dinner with 4 pieces of fish,

baked potato, applesauce, coleslaw, roll & tartar sauce for

$12. Containers of fish available too � 6 pieces of fish with

tartar sauce $10, or 12 pieces of fish with tartar sauce $20.

If cancelled due to weather, the Fish Fry will be held on

Saturday, February 20. Listen to KDST & KMCH for

cancellation announcements.�

"Abortion and racism are both symptoms of a

fundamental human error. The error is thinking that

when someone stands in the way of our wants, we can

justify getting that person out of our lives. Abortion

and racism stem from the same poisonous root,

selfishness."�

Alveda King�

�

"El aborto y el racismo son dos síntomas de un error

humano fundamental. El error es pensar que cuando

alguien se interpone en el camino de nuestros deseos,

podemos justificar conseguir sacar la persona fuera de

nuestras vidas. Aborto y el vástago de racismo vienen

de la misma raíz venenosa, que es, el egoísmo ".�

Alveda King�

P a g e 6 � F e b r u a r y 7 , 2 0 2 1 �

5thSundayinOrdinaryTime�

Entrance Procession ��

Antiphon: Psalm 95 (94) 6�7�

O come let us worship God and bow low before the God who made us, for

he is the Lord our God.��

�

Hymn: Holy, Holy, Holy �

First Reading: Job 7:1�4, 6�7 (74B)�

Job spoke, saying: Is not man’s life on earth a drudgery?

Are not his days those of hirelings? He is a slave who longs

for the shade, a hireling who waits for his wages. So I have

been assigned months of misery, and troubled nights have

been allotted to me. If in bed I say, “When shall I arise?”

then the night drags on; I am filled with restlessness until

the dawn. My days are swifter than a weaver’s shuttle; they

come to an end without hope. Remember that my life is like

the wind; I shall not see happiness again.�

�

Responsorial Psalm: �Psalm 147: 1�2, 3�4, 5�6�

2

nd

Reading: 1 Corinthians 9:16�19, 22�23�

Brothers and sisters: If I preach the gospel, this is no reason

for me to boast, for an obligation has been imposed on me,

and woe to me if I do not preach it! If I do so willingly, I

have a recompense, but if unwillingly, then I have been en-

trusted with a stewardship. What then is my recompense?

That, when I preach, I offer the gospel free of charge so as not

to make full use of my right in the gospel.� Although I am free

in regard to all, I have made myself a slave to all so as to win

over as many as possible. To the weak I became weak, to win

over the weak. I have become all things to all, to save at least

some. All this I do for the sake of the gospel, so that I too may

have a share in it.�

�

Gospel Acclamation�

(Matthew 8:17)�

Christ took away our infirmities and bore our diseases.�

�

Gospel:� Mark 1:29�39�

�

On leaving the synagogue Jesus entered the house of Simon

and Andrew with James and John. Simon’s mother�in�law lay

sick with a fever. They immediately told him about her. He

approached, grasped her hand, and helped her up. Then the

fever left her and she waited on them.� When it was evening,

after sunset, they brought to him all who were ill or possessed

by demons. The whole town was gathered at the door. He

cured many who were sick with various diseases, and he

drove out many demons, not permitting them to speak be-

cause they knew him.� Rising very early before dawn, he

left� and went off to a deserted place, where he prayed. Simon

and those who were with him pursued him and on finding

him said, “Everyone is looking for you.” He told them, “Let us

go on to the nearby villages that I may preach there also. For

this purpose have I come.” So he went into their synagogues,

preaching and driving out demons throughout the whole of

Galilee.�

�

Communion Procession��

�

Antiphon: (Psalm 107 (106): 8�9��

�

Let them thank the Lord for his mercy, his wonders for the children of men,

for he satisfies the thirsty soul, and the hungry he fills with good things.�

�

�

Hymn� Gift of Finest Wheat� (Based on Psalm 81)�

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www.thewoodlandeyeclinic.com

563-599-8836

We Service your CarCheck our Website for our Inventory of Pre Owned

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Paul Engler [email protected]

Jason Engler [email protected]

563-875-7445Local Courts 500 & 607

RYAN M. STUNTZ, D.D.S.MELANIE STUNTZ, D.D.S.FARLEY DENTAL CENTER

(563) 744-3076 102 4TH AVENUE NE, FARLEY

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Serving You At These Locations

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205 Hayes St SW • Cascade 563-852-3130

115 E Main • Epworth 563-876-3666

303-1st Ave NW • Farley 563-744-3460

(563) 853-3010 Luxemburg, IAHEATING, COOLING

AND PLUMBING INC.

103 W. Margaret St. Earlville, IA

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RECKER CONSTRUCTION

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Travis: 563-543-2682

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Steger tranSportMilk & Grain Hauling & Flatbed

563-875-7113 or Toll Free 888-538-8845

Scherrman’s Implement

Dyersville and Monticello

(563) 875-7251

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dollars to local catholic schools since 2003!

PETERSBURG FEED MILL, INC.(563) 875-2431

Auto & Truck RepairCustom Exhaust

Mausser Auto Service, Inc.Joe Mausser

Ph. 563-921-2375New Vienna

Mike Then, Owner563-875-2313

cell 563-543-563831931 Bries Drive

Dyersville, IA 52040CABINETS

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HELLE HELLE FARM FARM

EQUIPMENTEQUIPMENT

(563) 875-7154 (563) 875-7154

DyersvilleDyersville

Wholesale Meats & Processing, Inc.

Owners: Jayme & Dawn Bries

Dyersville • 875-7125

RON THEISEN TRANSPORT CORP.

Milk Hauling for: Dairy Farmers of America

Phone 563-875-2407 or 563-590-4947

Recycle Center & Transfer Station(563) 875-9076 or (866) 525-4506

875-8143

Scott Gogel Owner

Licensed & Insured

Cell: 563-590-2167 Home: 563-875-8664 2326 - 330th Ave., Worthington

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Ram mini-StoRage

DYERSVILLE IOWA

875-2602

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CJ’s TIRE & AUTO REPAIR FOR QUALITY AND HONEST TIRE SERVICES

— call — 563-921-2915

7365 Columbus St., New Vienna

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The “On The Farm Tire Service”

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204 2nd Avenue NE Dyersville, IA 52040

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563-252-3159

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Certified Insurance Counselors

563-875-2716

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Craig W. Kramer, CFSP Casey Hoeger • Brock Morris

Funeral DirectorsDyersville, Holy Cross, Monticello

563-875-7121 • 800-810-5129

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PHONE (563) 875-5000

Classic Concepts Hair Salon & TanningSpa Packages Available

101 1st Ave. W., Dyersville • 875-6174Julie Heinrichs, Owner/Stylist

Contact Bert Spore to place an ad today! [email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2527

Financial Victoria Strategies Fink, CFP

• Retirement Plans • Investments • Financial Plans 239 1st Ave. E. • Dyersville, IA | 563.875.9147

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Dyersville, IA • (563) 875-2800

Financial Advisors Dyersville

Matthew Ungs Steve Salter Elliot Salter 563-875-6266 563-875-8188 563-875-8188

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J & D Catering

RECKER AG SERVICESSEED - CROP INSURANCE

Mike Recker • Lori Blush • 875-7201

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MEMBER FDIC

Milbert Financial & tax ServiceS

Jude Milbert, EA, CFP®

229 First Avenue East, Dyersville 563-875-9113

DEE’S MINI-STORAGE, LLCOff Highway 136 North

on Bries Drive • Dyersville, IA(563) 875-6099

STONE CREEK SHOPPING CENTER • DYERSVILLE, IA

563-875-6088

NATURAL & ORGANIC PRODUCTS LLC inest rains

Experienced in Improving Area

Homes for 30+ Years

875-2085

KURT V. BURBACH, D.C.TOM J. MARTIN, D.C.DAN F. MARTIN, D.C.

“Specializing in the Gonstead Method”350 First Ave. East, Dyersville, IA 52040 • (563) 875-7340 • (800) 850-7340

114 First Ave West • Dyersville (563) 875-2042

Dyersvillewww.speccast.com 563-875-8706

Dyersville

Compassionate Veterinary CareServing you since 1979

Dyersville • Holy Cross • Farley

(563) 875-8024www.trivetinc.com

216 Third Ave. S.E.

875-2883Residential Commercial Industrial

Jason Putz, PT • Ted Kruse, PT • Rachel Polito, PT Shelly Deutmeyer, PTA

Dyersville • 563.875.8615Manchester • 563.927.1499

www.ptsiowa.com

563-875-7466 Bobby & Carrie Fangman

MidWestOne.bank

Visit a Simple

Memorial Monsignor Edward C. Petty

722 7th Avenue SE, Dyersville, IA 52040The5truths Foundation

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1136 3rd Ave NE Dyersille • 563-875-7993

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30658 Olde Hawkeye RdDyersville, IA

563-543-4095

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