Rev. Dennis J. Quint, F . Q Rev. Tyler Raymond, Associate

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October 17, 2021 ● 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time�

CLUSTER OFFICE

Hours: Monday � Friday 8:00�4:30 pm �

Phone: 563�875�7325 �

Address: 104 3rd St. SW �

� � Dyersville, IA 52040 �

Website: spiresoffaith.com�

Bulletin: [email protected]�

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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER SCHOOL

563�875�7376�

ST. PAUL PRAYER CHAIN

563�926�2309�

ST. JOSEPH CHILDCARE CENTER

563�923�2068

Rev. Dennis J. Quint, Pastor

Rev. Tyler Raymond, Associate Pastor

Rev. Martin Obeng, Associate Pastor

Deacon James Steger, Deacon

Deacon Roger Riesberg, Deacon

Deacon Keith McCarraher, Deacon �

FROM FR. QUINT

Thanks to our ushers for counting people at Masses during the

month of September. We should really count parishioners at every

Mass and then put out approximately that number of altar breads

(hosts) so that the assembly would be nourished from the fruit of the

sacrifice just offered before their eyes. The priest MUST consume

Communion at the Masses he offers and the church strongly prefers

that the assembly would as well. Holy Communion is reserved in the

tabernacle primarily so our Lord may be taken to the sick and dying, as

well as offering a wonderful context of prayer. It is not meant to be a

storage space to provide for sufficient Communion at Masses. But that

aside, he are some thoughts on the count numbers in comparison with

times past.�

How tragic there are 1265 fewer people at our weekend Masses

than just 9 years ago. If we have that same attrition in the next 9 years

there will be fewer than 500 people worshipping at Masses on the

weekend � we would need about 2 Masses a weekend instead of the 9

that we currently offer. Clearly, just based on the numbers, we could

offer fewer Masses. That is heart breaking because already we have

far fewer Masses than in the past and the population of Dyersville �

increased by 500 (Dubuque County increased 3,000 and Delaware

decreased 1,000).�

There are countless factors that influence worship patterns: under-

standing of the real presence of Jesus in Holy Communion, family of

origin, schools, prayer, awareness of obligation, understanding of sin,

desire for heaven, parish life, church design, hospitality, music, �

preaching and so many more. We cannot sit back and hope that �

people will come to us for worship. Jesus fostered personal encounters

with people and sewed faith. We also cannot hesitate to share the joy

of our Catholic faith and to invite family, friends, coworkers and �

neighbors into worship and parish life.�

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Other items:�

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�� Monday is the feast of St. Luke. Take a moment and read a portion

of his beautiful gospel or some of the Acts of the Apostles which he

also wrote. Friday is the memorial of Pope St. John Paul II. We

give God thanks for this charismatic, holy, and learned pastor.�

�� Beckman Catholic will transfer from the WAMAC conference into

the River Valley Conference for fine arts and athletics with the

2022�2023 school year. Currently, we are the smallest school in

the WAMAC conference by over 100 students. We look forward to

this transition and continuing to excel.�

�� Please pray for the peaceful repose of Fr. John Hemann, retired

priest of the Archdiocese, who died this past week. He was one of

the 3 flying Hemann priest pilots and a brigadier general.�

�� See you at the Beckman Junior Breakfast today and at the �

Beckman Gala next Saturday night (Oct 23).�

�� Welcome to our Confirmation candidates at 8:30 am Mass today.�

�� This weekend the Knights of Columbus will conduct their annual

Tootsie Roll Drive at St. Boniface, SS. Peter & Paul, St. Joseph

and St. Paul.�

ST. FRANCIS XAVIER BASILICA - SS. PETER & PAUL - ST. PAUL - ST. BONIFACE - ST. JOSEPH

A�� B��

S��. All are welcome.�

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M>?@AB: 7:00�8:00 am (Basilica)�

TDEF@AB ~ WE@?EF@AB: �

8:00 am�8:00 am (Beckman)�

WE@?EF@AB:�4:00�5:15 pm (Basilica)

TIDJF@AB: 9:00 am�2:00 pm (Beckman)�

FJK@AB: 7:30�8:30 am (Basilica)

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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SS. Peter & Paul: 9:30 am before Sun. Mass�

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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 Sun. 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 preparation

session, preferably six months prior to birth. �

J�� C�� B� �� B� S ~ TODAY!�

Sunday, October 17 Serving from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm in the Beckman

Cafeteria. The menu includes: eggs, sausage, hash browns, cheese

sauce, cinnamon rolls, applesauce, toast, milk, juice, and coffee.�Adults

� $8.00 (take out $9.00) Children Ages 5 and Under � Free. Bake sale

with a wide assortment of baked goods for sale!� All you can eat!

Large�parties are welcome. �

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H �� W�� ~ St Luke, the writer of the Gospel of

Luke and Acts of the Apostles has traditionally been known as a physi-

cian. His feast day is a time to give thanks and ask for blessings on all

healthcare workers. If you are a healthcare worker you are especially

invited to the daily Masses on Monday, October 18 (Dyersville 6:30 am,

New Vienna 7:30 am) to receive a blessing and we thank you for your

work and sacrifices! �

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T� �� T� ~ Join us at O So Good Winery this Thursday

at 7:00 PM for Theology on Tap. Chad Thomason will be speaking

about his journey of faith and experiences of Catholicism with his �

family and work life. �

�

TMIY ~ Are you looking to deepen your relationship with God? Be a

better husband? Become a more loving father? And seek to be the best

man you can be? Join That Man Is You! Saturday morning from �

6�7:30am at Columbus Club Hall in Dyersville. Week seven will bring

speaker Sean Dalton discussing the temptations of the devil, and the

confrontation between God and Satan over the family.�

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R � �� (L ��) ~ There will be an in�service for all in the

Cluster who read at Mass, on Saturday, October 23rd at 9 am in the

Basilica basement, and Tuesday October 26th at 7pm, also in the Basil-

ica basement. This will be a time to reflect on the service of proclaiming

the Word, practical tips on proclamation, and answering frequently

asked questions that come up in ministry. Please contact the Cluster

office if you are unable to attend one of these dates. �

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M #�� M�� ~ At our usual Earlville, 8:00 am Sunday Mass on

October 24, we will remember the former pastor of St. Joseph, Fr. �

Herbert Tegeler, who died during the pandemic on March 19, 2020. At

that time only 10 people could be at his funeral Mass. A social will be

held afterward in Dunkel Hall and offer a time to share memories of Fr.

Tegeler. All are welcome.�

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B � $ # �� S �� ~ A special Five Part Series for persons

who have suffered the death of a loved one will be held in the Xavier

Hall (church basement) meeting room from 7:00 � 9:00 pm beginning

Monday, October 18th. The Series will continue on Mondays, October

25th, November 1st, 8th and 15th.�

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K �� C W�� & S'�� ~ October 29 at 7:00 pm at Columbus Club

Hall (111 3rd St. NE � Dyersville). Join Fr. Quint and the Knights of �

Columbus Council 1734 for a Wine Tasting Social. Bring a bottle of

wine to be judged and a pork theme snack to share. For more �

information, contact Al at 563�875�8545 or Mike at 563�590�9817.�

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C # � �� P��#� ~ The Cluster will have a Cemetery �

Pilgrimage on October 30th at 9 am, starting in the St Paul Cemetery in

Worthington (please meet there). We ask St. Joseph to intercede for us

for a happy death, and it is a work of mercy to pray for the dead. We will

travel together to each cluster cemetery, ending at St. Joseph in �

Earlville for cookies and cider! �

P a g e 2 � Oc t o b e r 1 7 , 2 0 2 1 �

Liturgies�

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

P�SS. Peter & Paul • W�St. Paul �

Spires of Faith Parishes�

Monday, October 18: S�. L��

6:30 am D Gilbert Willenborg

7:30 am NV Arthur, Abbie, Gary & Gus Mormann

Tuesday, October 19: S�. J�� B��

6:30 am D Victor Meier

7:30 am NV Hub & Marie Westhoff

Wednesday, October 20: S�. P�� C��

� 7:30 am W Bob Wessels; Living & Dcsd. Mbrs.

of the Nicholas & Veronica Polfer Family

5:15 pm D Robert Lueken

Thursday, October 21:

6:30 am D Austin Oberbroeckling

7:30 am P Catherine Engelken

8:00 am E Shari Dunkel

Friday, October 22: S�. J�� P�� II�

7:30 am W Ron Jurgens

8:00 am E Dave Clemen

8:30 am D Lori Steger

Saturday/Sunday:

5:00 pm D Sylvia Fitzgerald;

John & Lorine Wilhelm

7:00 pm NV Merle Stralow; Bob Krapfl

7:00 am D Russ Reicher; Leroy Kern

8:00 am E Paul Feldman; Clara Scherbring

8:30 am D For the People

9:00 am W Jackie Naber; Joe, Marie, Ray

& Ron Marbach

10:00 am P Elmer & Annie Ries

10:30 am D Irvan Conrad; Gary Rahe

12:00 pm D Spanish Mass

We extend our sympathy and prayers

to the families of:

Rosella Trenkamp, Gladys Overman

& Guy Woodward

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2 9 t h S u n d a y i n O r d i n a r y T im e �

Beckman Catholic ~ �

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C�� R�� ~ Cash Raffle tickets are available for

purchase at Beckman Catholic High School, on the school

website or at the cluster office. Tickets are 1 for $50, 3 for

$125, and 5 for $200. Please contact Carrie Pirc with any

questions,�[email protected] �

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B ��'�# � W�� ~ Sandy Chambers

$500, Don Anderssen $150, Shirley Recker�Feldman

$100, Ron Woerdehoff $70, Janet Hoeger $50, Marilyn

Pirc $40, Alan Heims $35, Joann Wulfekuhle, Emily �

Wulfekuhle $15 & Randy Rennison $25.�

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F�� ~ FFA members� are selling fruit, �

Edgewood Locker Meats and WW Homestead Cheese

Curds from now until Halloween with delivery after

Thanksgiving. Call the school at 875�7188 to order.�

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‘T�� W � T� D��’ ~ Beckman Catholic High

School will be hosting its 30th Annual Gala on Saturday,

October 23rd, 2021. This is an in�person event with a �

gourmet�meal served by J & D Catering. Tickets can be

purchased by contacting [email protected]� or

on our website,�www.bidpal.net/beckmangala2021. �

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S�� T�� O��.�� (STO) ~ It’s a �

Win�Win! Your first WIN will be helping locals students By

making a gift to the Student Tuition Organization (STO).

Your next WIN will be in receiving an Iowa income tax

credit of 75% on your 2021 Iowa income taxes. To donate

go online to ourfaithsto.org You can donate online or print

forms to mail. You may also contact Larry Wilson at Beck-

man 563�875�7188 or [email protected].�

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St. Francis Xavier School ~ �

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XSA D�� C�1 ~ Wednesday, October 20. �

Dine�in or carry out from The Ritz from 5PM to close and

The Ritz will donate a portion of sales back to Xavier. You

must mention Xavier at check out. �

�

T�� T� � ~ Sunday, October 31st from 2�5

pm in the Xavier School parking lot. If your business

would like to decorate a trunk, please contact �

[email protected].�

�

R�� T�� ~ Congratulations to this weeks �

raffle winner � Jason Gaul. Thanks for keeping us Xavier

Strong. Tickets can still be purchased throughout the

school year for $20 and are eligible to win more than

once.�

�

P�� C�� ~ Happy Joe's and DQ Punch Cards

for sale at the school and the cluster office. Tickets are

$10 each with the same great savings valid through

7/31/22.� �

Our Schools�Spires of Faith Parishes�

B �� Y�� C�� ~ October is Pregnancy & Infant

Loss Awareness Month. Many people suffer in silence

about this tragic loss. Please know you don’t need to. We

have resources available to help those who have been

through this loss, whether it was recent or years ago. If you

would be interested in meeting with other women/couples

who have lost a child, we have that opportunity available.

Please call Kim at 563�608�5760, the cluster office, or drop

a note in the collection basket labeled “Behold Your Child”

with your contact information and we will be in touch. You

can call if you just want to talk too. Remember, you are not

alone.�

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C�##�� M�� ~ If you were unable to make

an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion in�service,

please call the Cluster office to let them know. Fr Tyler will

schedule another date in the future. Thank you all who �

attended and for all who serve the Cluster in this important

ministry.�

�

T�� ~ Copies of Archbishop Jackels’ publication

of Together for October are available at the main entries of

our churches and at the south entry of the basilica. You can

also find them at: https://dbqarch.org/together�

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J�1 O�� ~ St. Francis Xavier seeks a full�

time maintenance assistant who will work with the director

of maintenance for the school, parish, and cemetery. This

individual must have basic knowledge of electricity, plumb-

ing, and systems for heating/cooling.� An ability to operate

machinery such as lawn mowers, tractors, and lift trucks is

also necessary.� Please contact Peter Smith at Xavier

School 563.875.7376 or Fr. Quint at the basilica

563.875.7325 for a full job description.� Info also available

at� spiresoffaith.com.�

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A S�� D� ~ Envelopes to remember your loved

ones are in all church entrances this weekend. You may

return in the offertory collection or drop at the cluster office

before November 2. Masses for All Souls are offered during

the year with the remaining donations sent to be offered by

retired priests.�

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R�� R� ~ Join us Saturday, October 16 at noon

at the Dyersville Commercial Club Park.�

P a g e 4 � O c t o b e r 1 7 , 2 0 2 1 �

Faith Formation�

St. Joseph�

Finances

Budget received 10/10/21��$� 2,625.00�

Weekly Adult Budget needed��$� 2,519.00�

Youth��$� 2.00�

IRA��$� 100.00�

Offertory��$� 83.00�

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� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/21�10/10/21��$� 37,785.00�

� Fiscal YTD Received Regular��$� 29,421.00�

� Fiscal YTD Received Grain��$� 2,046.00�

� Fiscal YTD Received IRA��$� 410.00�

� YTD short �� $� 5,908.00�

L�� R� � • S��, O��. 17, 8:00 ��

S �� : Devin & Colin Smith�

R �� : Linda Mensen�

M��: Tami Kelchen/Choir�

C�� M�� : Kim Wills�

G� � ��: Dean & Jane Knipper�

H�� "�� C�� M�� : Dan Roling�

Y�� G�� ~ Will meet this Sunday, October 17, in

the Dyersville Rectory�at 7:00 PM for Movie Night. Be sure

to come�in an appropriate costume. Best dressed receives

a prize! All high school students are welcome to attend! �

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T �� E�� C�� ~ Registration is under-

way for TEC. Sign up here: https://dubqarch.org/tech.

Dates and locations: Wahlert � November 5�7, Marquette �

November 12�14, Beckman � February 26�28.�

C�� ~ Kristin Brehm and Eric Leuchs

who were married in our church on Oct. 8. We wish them

many happy, faith filled years together!�

�

D�� H ~ We will be cleaning in Dunkel Hall on

Tuesday evening (Oct. 19) at 6:00. The floors need

cleaning and window sills etc need to be wiped down.

Many hands make light work for everyone. We will have

pizza after the cleaning is done.�

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W �� M�� V�� ~ We are looking

for individuals who would be willing to lector and/or be a

sacristan at weekday Mass. We can put you on as a �

regular or if you would like to be put down as a sub we

would appreciate that too. We will need a sub for the

months of January and February. Call Jane if interested.�

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S��' R #�$ ~ We are looking for someone to do

the snow removal for our parish for the coming winter

season. If interested, please send your bid to St. Joseph

Parish, 104 3rd St. S.W. Dyersville, or call 875�7325 and

leave a message with Jane. The parish property will �

include the sidewalks around the church, rectory, and

childcare center, the rectory driveway and the sidewalks

around the old school property.�

L�� R� � • S��, O��. 24, 9:00 ��

S �� & C��: Natalie Besler, Brett Burlage �

& Alaina Thier�

G� � ��: Allan & Kathy White�

U�( ��: Randy McAllister, Jeff Thier, Don & Mike Even �

R �� : Devin Werner �

M��: Children’s Choir �

C�� M�� : Jenna Peters & Harry White�

R �� : Mark Klaren & Randy McAllister�

S��: Kevin Goedken�

R�� L �� : Leah Thier�

Finances

Budget received 10/10/21��$� 2,335.00�



IRA��$� 1,200.00�

Grain��$� 2,396.00�

�

� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/21�10/10/21��$� 49,035.00 �


� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 2,200.00�

� Fiscal YTD Grain��$� 11,140.15�

� YTD ahead + ��$� 284.15 �

A�� & R�� E�$ �� ~ A rosary will be

said before Mass in the month of October. Betsy Kramer

and Sheila Shady have served as leaders for 2 terms, we

would like two people to come forward to take their place,

one term is 2 years. Call Cathy if you want to volunteer.�

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F#�� M�$� N�� ~ Mark your calendar for Family

Movie Night in the church chapel on October 24th at 6:00

p.m. Kids are welcome to wear their costumes. Halloween

movies ‘Curious George, A Halloween Boo Fest’ and ‘It’s

the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown’ will be shown and

snacks/drinks will be provided.�

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C # � �� ~ We are looking to plant trees as you enter

the East entrance of the cemetery. We removed the old

grove as it was crowding the driveway. Please contact the

office at 875�7376 if you would like to make a donation�

towards straightening cemetery monuments (headstones)

or trees at the cemetery or church.�

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H�$ �� C�� R�� ~ will be coming soon! �

St. Paul�

L�� B�1 S�� ~ Continues tonight from 6�7

PM in the Dyersville rectory. Come develop� your faith

through scripture, fellowship, and prayer! All high school

ladies are welcome!�

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M �’� G�� ~ Will be at 5:30 PM in the Dyersville

rectory office. Join Father Tyler for fraternity, food, and to

study the Acts of the Apostles! All high school men are �

welcome! �

2 9 t h S u n d a y i n O r d i n a r y T im e �

L�� R� � • S��, O��. 24, 10:00 ��

U�( ��: John Deutmeyer, Brad & Lois Lawrence�

S �� : Kenny Helle & Aden Kruse �

R �� : Ray Tekippe�

C�� M�� : Bob & Lynne Radabaugh, �

Sandi White�

G�)��: Chuck & Bev Rahe�

S��: Mark & Sandi White�

Finances

Budget received 10/10/21��$� 1,005.00�



Grain Bin��$� 600.00�

�

� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/21�10/10/21��$� 41,820.00�


� Fiscal YTD Grain/Commodities��$� 10,859.17�


� YTD short � �$� 3,004.83�

S�� ( D�� ~ Friday and Saturday, Oct. 29th &

30th, are the dates for Petersburg Pie Making.� Men and

women are all welcome to help.� This is also a great oppor-

tunity for students needing service hours.� Any time you can

give us will be greatly appreciated.� In the famous words of

Fr. O'Connor:� "Many hands make light work"! �

SS. Peter & Paul�

Finances

Budget received 10/10/21��$� 365.00�



�

� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/21�10/10/21...$� 37,215.00�


� Fiscal YTD IRA��$� 5,500.00 �

� YTD short �� $� 6,925.00 �

L�� R� � • S��, O��. 23, 7:00 -� �

U�( ��: Roger Langel, Mark Lukan & Joe Mausser�

S �� : Noah Mormann & Kelsey Goebel�

R �� : Nick Bollweg�

C�� M�� : Earl Hosch, Amanda Kluesner

& Morgan Hermsen�

S��: Rosie Naber & Jeanie Krapfl�

�

L �� S�� ~ New Vienna Community Hall on�

Sunday, November 21 at 1 pm & 4 pm. Advance tickets are

$15 for adults, $10 for ages 5�12 and under 5 are free. �

More information to come. �

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P��( F�� ~ We are taking orders for our �

famous dressing that is traditionally served during our Labor

Day Picnic Chicken Dinner. See the order form below!�

St. Boniface�

Pre�payment required �

to guarantee order!�

Return Order Form to Cluster Office in Dyersville:

� �

� Total Pies:� Prepayment Total:

� � ($10x = )�

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CK# � Cash�

�

Name�

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Address�

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Phone #�

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Caramel Apple� � Peach Crumb�

Apple�2 crust� � Peach� 2 crust�

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Cherry Crumb� � Blueberry Crumb�

Cherry�2 crust� � Blueberry�2 crust�

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Raspberry Crumb� � Mixed Berry Crumb�

Raspberry�2 crust� � Mixed Berry�2 crust�

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Strawberry/Rhubarb crumb�

Strawberry/Rhubarb�2 crust�

Fall Pie Order Form�

Pies are $10 each. Deadline to �

submit your order is October 25.�

Pick up date for pies is November 7 from 8:00 am � noon�

at the former SS. Peter & Paul school.�

Make checks payable to: SS. Peter & Paul Church�

Thanksgiving Dressing �

Order Form�

Check �

or�

Cash�

Deadline to submit your order is October 25.�

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Return Form to the Cluster Office in Dyersville, �

drop in the collection at church, return to Citizens State Bank or mail to

Rosemarie Hermsen � 19598 Colony Road, New Vienna, IA 52065�

Name:�

�

Phone Number:�

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Email Address:�

Quantity Price

Dressing - Unbaked 1/2 gallon $20

Unbaked dressing can be frozen

until the day of your event.

Total

Pre�payment required to �

guarantee order!�

�

Make checks payable to: �

St. Boniface Church�

Pick up date for dressing is November 10 from 4:30 pm � 6 pm�

at the New Vienna Community Hall.�

P a g e 6 � Oc t o b e r 1 7 , 2 0 2 1 �

Finances

Budget received 10/10/21��$� 11,090.00�

Weekly EFT��$� 924.50�

Offertory��$� 1,634.21�

Youth��$� 6.00�

Haiti��$� 4,600.00�

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� Fiscal YTD Needed 7/1/21�10/10/21��$� 382,500.00



� Fiscal YTD Grain��$� 6,471.23�

Fiscal YTD Stock��$� 2,582.00�

� YTD short � ��$� 107,980.92�

St. Francis Xavier�

L�� R� � • S��. O�� 23 & S��. O�� 24�

�

D�� L��: Jerry Becker/Al Wessels�

�

5:00 �� S��: Verna Fangman�

5:00 �� R��: Laurie Michel�

5:00 �� C�� M��: Carrie Koelker, �

Al & Doris Wessels�

�

7:00 �� S��: Dan Steffen�

7:00 �� R��: Jeff Jacque�

7:00 �� C�� M��: Clair Riesberg, �

Neil Hoeger & Lyle Theisen�

�

8:30 �� S��: Mark Singsank�

8:30 �� R��: Wayne Meyer�

8:30 �� C�� M��: Kaitlyn Goedken, �

Larry & Melanie Wilson�

�

10:30 �� S��: Ted Deacon�

10:30 �� R��: Ted Deacon�

10:30 �� C�� M��: Nicole Zewen, �

Alan Gibbs & David Schroeder�

M�� C�� D� ~ Below are the average number of people in attendance each week during the month of �

September/October from 2012 to 2021. 1265 less people on a weekend over 9 years.�

F C�� R�� ~ Raffle tickets are now available

at the church entrances and the cluster office. Letters will

be mailed and tickets sent home with students next week.

Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. Stop by or drop a check

marked “raffle” in the collection basket or the locked boxes

in church and we will fill tickets out for you. Tickets can be

returned to the cluster office, Xavier School or the day of

the breakfast. Winners will be drawn Sunday, November 14

after the parish breakfast. �

�

F B� �� ~ If you would like to donate eggs for

the breakfast, please call the cluster office. Circle 2 (I�O) is

in charge this year. We still need volunteers to work the

breakfast on November 14th. If interested, please email the

cluster office at [email protected] or call 875�7325.

You can also sign�up to work at the link below.�

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V�� N � � ~ volunteersignup.org/WW39H �

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F�� W6�� ~ We will be waxing the floors of the

church, starting on Tuesday, October 19th. We will start

with the north aisle which will be roped off for the week.�

Dyersville� 2102� 44%� 1819� 40%� 1496� 33%� 1137� 25%� 4516�

Earlville� 184� 30%� 187� 29%� 182� 31%� 139� 23%� 602�

New Vienna� 205� 45%� 183� 39%� 130� 28%� 119� 25%� 470�

Petersburg� 213� 55%� 183� 44%� 163� 40%� 159� 8%� 420�

Worthington� 315� 42%� 302� 41%� 245� 34%� 200� 28%� 709�

Total� 3019� 43%� 2674� 38%� 2216� 33%� 1754� 26%� 6717�

Avg. Wkd. 2012�

Avg. Wkd. 2019� Avg. Wkd. 2021�

Total in

Parish�

Avg. Wkd. 2016�

C�� ’� L�� ~ We welcome all children ages

3�6 to the church basement during the 8:30 am Sunday

Mass today, to listen to the gospel and join in fun activities

that will help them to understand and remember the mes-

sage. Next Sunday, October 24th, children’s liturgy will be

held during the 10:30 am Mass.�

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C # � �� F C ��U� ~ Items that are not �

attached to the foundation or monuments need to be �

removed so final mowing and trimming can be completed.

Any and all items to be left at the cemetery will need to be

firmly attached to the monument or foundation. For a full list

of regulations, please contact the cluster office at 875�7325.�

J�1 O�� ~ St. Francis Xavier seeks a full�time maintenance assistant who will work with the director

of maintenance for the school, parish, and cemetery. This individual must have basic knowledge of electricity,

plumbing, and systems for heating/cooling.�An ability to operate machinery such as lawn mowers, tractors, and lift

trucks is also necessary.� Please contact Peter Smith at Xavier School 563.875.7376 or Fr. Quint at the basilica

563.875.7325 for a full job description.�Info also available at� spiresoffaith.com.�

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Spires of Faith Cluster, IA B 4C 01-1047

STEGER CONST. INCGRADING CONTRACTORS

3297 VINE RD. • DYERSVILLE, IA 52040 • 563-875-7876

Al & Ann Gibbs 563-590-0709

An Independently Owned and Operated Franchise

Email: [email protected] www.boulderdesigns.net

MANCHESTER MONUMENT COManchester Iowa • 563- 927-3597

COMPREHENSIVE DENTAL CARE

FOR PATIENTS OF ALL AGES

Dr Karen Runde • 563-875-2211 1020 Field of Dreams Way, Dyersville

www.dyersvillefamilydentistry.com

DYERSVILLE SALES CO INC. Randy Hess, Manager

915 9th Street SE, Dyersville, IA 52040 Office 563-875-2481 Cell 563-599-1793

www.dyersvillesales.com

Dr. Joshua Woodland Dr. Corey Kelly

563-875-0006

www.thewoodlandeyeclinic.com

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

— A Fraternal Benefit Society Since 1883

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F-2Contact your local insurance agents

Home Office: 355 Shuman Blvd., Naperville, IL 60563-1270 — 800-552-0145

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

www.farleydental.com

Independent & Assisted Living (563) 875-6323 • www.ellenkennedylivingcenter.com

TRUST US WITH YOUR GARAGE DOOR NEEDS!!

SALES AND SERVICEGarage Doors & Openers: Commercial • Agricultural • Residential

Trained Service Technicians • Professional Sales & Service • Top Quality Products • Locally Owned & Operated563-875-2110 • Toll Free: 1-888-513-5193

REIFF FUNERAL HOME

Serving You At These Locations

490 Field of Dreams Way • Dyersville 563-875-2365

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

PH: 800-923-4485 www.salowmechins.com

NEED A METAL ROOF? For Farm, Residential & Commercial

RECKER CONSTRUCTION

Dyersville, IowaRob: 563-590-6067

Travis: 563-543-2682

50 Years Combined Experience FREE Estimates

Cory Heims - 563-599-8076 • Craig Heims 563-543-3717

Steger tranSportMilk & Grain Hauling & Flatbed

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

Scherrman’s Implement

Dyersville and Monticello

(563) 875-7251

Thanks for your support through the Scrip Program. Payless was able to donate over a quarter million

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

563-921-3445 • www.nvmetalworks.com

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

Chad & Robin Demmer 121 Nixon SE, Cascade, IA Cell 563-495-2128 P.O. Box 189 Office: 563-852-5120

www.easterniowaexcavating.com E-Mail: [email protected]

Ram mini-StoRage

DYERSVILLE IOWA

875-2602

Let Theresa put you

in a “Neuhaus”

THERESA NEUHAUS • Broker AssociateCELL: 563-590-8387 • 563-875-9455www.americanofdubuque.com

www.neuhaushomes.com

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

— call — 563-921-2915

7365 Columbus St., New Vienna

24-Hour Service

The “On The Farm Tire Service”

Ag Solutions Previously Crop Production Services 2327 Commerce Ct. • Dyersville

(563) 875-2711 • 855-2711

(563) 875-7455

204 2nd Avenue NE Dyersville, IA 52040

563-875-2761 563-875-7163

308 South 1st Street Guttenberg, IA 52052

563-252-3159

(563) 875-7953

303 3rd St NE Dyersville, IA 52040

Thomas Miner DO Joseph Snyder DO Olivia Salter PA-C

Quik ’N Handi bp One Stop

Convenience Stores

Dyersville & Epworth

563-921-4115NewViennaMutual.com

563-921-2896 Dave Maiers - Al Hildebrand - Nathan Engelken

Fully Licensed • Fully Insured • Free EstimatesCommercial & AG ConstructionSpray Foam Insulation Services

www.candD.construction

563-599-6422 Est. 1977

Trendy, Quality Women’s Clothing Sizes S-3X, Girls, Shoes & Accessories At Affordable Prices

207 1st Ave E. • Dyersville

563-875-9027 • www.jandrfashions.com

Homestyle Cooking Homemade Soups Daily

Daily SpecialsBreakfast All Day!

OPEN SUNDAY226 First Ave. E, Dyersville • 563-875-0033

BRAND NEW | NOW LEASING1205 6th St SE. Dyersville

563-239-1030 • RoseGardenLiving.com

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

(563)855-3155(563)855-3155

For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com Spires of Faith Cluster, IA A 4C 01-1047

Serving the Dyersville area for over 60 years!

Auto • Home • Business • Health Life • Umbrella

Downtown Dyersville

Certified Insurance Counselors

563-875-2716

www.english-insurance.com

Tim English, CICDerrick Parsons, CIC

HWY. 136, Dyersville, IA | 563-875-7129 | 800-747-7129 | www.taukemotors.com

HOURS: M-Tu-We-Fr. 7:30-5:00, Th. 7:30-8:00, Sat. 7:30-noon

ROGER KLOSTERMANNDyersville, Iowa 52040 563-875-7519

Craig W. Kramer, CFSP Casey Hoeger • Brock Morris

Funeral DirectorsDyersville, Holy Cross, Monticello

563-875-7121 • 800-810-5129

ANIMAL HEALTH CLINICANIMAL HEALTH CLINICVIRGIL BOUREK, DVMVIRGIL BOUREK, DVM

DAN MEYER, DVMDAN MEYER, DVM

563-875-6083 •563-875-6083 • www.animalhealthclinicia.com www.animalhealthclinicia.com

PHONE (563) 875-5000

Classic Concepts Hair Salon & TanningSpa Packages Available

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

Financial Victoria Strategies Fink, CFP

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

Securities offered through Principal Securities, Inc. Member SIPC. Financial Strategies is not an affiliate of any company of the Principal Financial Group®.

Dyersville, IA • (563) 875-2800

Financial Advisors Dyersville

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

edwardjones.com

CONCRETEC O N C E P T S 2

(563) 599-6661

Providing exceptional handcrafted food for 20 yearsWeddings • Communions • Graduations • Funerals

Hwy. 136, New Vienna | 921-2935www.jdcateringservice.com

J & D Catering

RECKER AG SERVICESSEED - CROP INSURANCE

Mike Recker • Lori Blush • 875-7201

New VieNNa, ia 52065(563) 921-2455

www.citizeNsstateoNliNe.com

MEMBER FDIC

Milbert Financial & tax ServiceS

Jude Milbert, EA, CFP®

229 First Avenue East, Dyersville 563-875-9113

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

Dyersville 563.875.8615

Manchester 563.927.1499

Dubuque 563.231.9900www.ptsiowa.com

563-875-7466 Bobby & Carrie Fangman

Now Accepting New Patients!

Dr. Julie Koch-Womer, D.D.S.Elite Dental: We love to help your smile! 563-875-8386 www.dyersvillesmiles.com

MidWestOne.bank

Visit a Simple

Memorial Monsignor Edward C. Petty

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

Then & Kramer Construction

Epworth • 563-543-8927

Dyersville, IA • 563-875-2748www.autotechiowa.com

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

563-543-4095

Matt Vorwald Parishioner

543-5272

WEB DESIGN & TECH CONSULTING1137 10th St SW, Dyersville, IA 52040

“Conservation with Convenience”Cover crop seed sales and application services

Bulk, Totes or Bags / Specialty Mixes

www.gibbsfieldag.com Ryan Gibbs: 563-920-9759

[email protected]

Furniture Flooring

Mattresses Décor

563-875-7392122 1st Ave E Dyersville

New Vienna Iowa

563-921-3915

KLAREN ELECTRIC, LLCJerry KlarenOwner/Operator

3179 265th St • Worthington, IA 52078Cell: 563-599-1725 [email protected]

Advanced WaterproofingBasement & Foundation Crack Repair

New Construction, Exterior Waterproofing

563-543-0029

Residential & CommercialTree Removal, Chipping, Tree Pruning, Stop Grinding

Residential Construction

Bradley A. Lawrence Dyersville, IA

Tel: 563-875-8611

Lawrence CONSTRUCTION SERVICE, LLC

Brent Hinerichsen

563-230-1770 903 2nd Ave SE. Dyersville,Ia. 52040 [email protected]

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

TexTileBrews.com

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