Second Sunday of Lent ~ February 28, 2021 · 2021. 2. 25. · Jack Campbell Paula Embretson Abby Folsom Bill Hoth Jerry Kessler Shelley Long Judy Moyna Linda Orr Dorothy Petry Kayla

St. Patrick St. Mark St. Mary St. Joseph Sacred Heart 708 Delaware 203 S Locust 314 W Mission 330 1st St SW 306 White Colesburg, IA 52035 PO Box 365 PO Box 437 PO Box 626 PO Box 135 PO Box 365 Edgewood, IA 52042 Strawberry Pt, IA 52076 Elkader, IA 52043 Volga, IA 52077 Edgewood, IA 52042 563-928-7200 563-933-6166 563-245-2548 563-928-7200 563-928-7200

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Worship and Lenten Activities This Week Monday, March 1 Rdgs: Dn 9:4-10; Ps 79; Lk 6:36-38 No Morning Eucharist (Fr. John day off)

Online Rosary & Holy Hour (anytime) at www.vibrantcatholic.com/live Tuesday, March 2 Rdgs: Is 1:10-20; Ps 50; Mt 23:1-12 8:00 a.m. Eucharist (St. Patrick)

Helene Lammers✝

8:00 a.m. Word & Communion (Sacred Heart)

Online Rosary & Holy Hour (anytime) at www.vibrantcatholic.com/live 6:00-7:00 p.m. Holy Hour with Blessed Sacrament and Stations (Sacred Heart Church) 6:30 p.m. Informal Faith Sharing (Sacred Heart Hall) Wednesday, March 3 Rdgs: Jer 18:18-20; Ps 31; Mt 20:17-28 7:00 a.m. Eucharist (St. Mark)

Lester Scherbring✝

Online Rosary & Holy Hour (anytime) at www.vibrantcatholic.com/live 5:00 p.m. Father John Mid-week Online Check-in at www.vibrantcatholic.com/live 6:00 p.m. Lenten Word & Communion Service St. Joseph Church 6:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross St. Joseph Church 6:00 p.m. Lenten Word & Communion Service St. Mary Church 6:30 p.m. Stations of the Cross St. Mary Church 7:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross St. Patrick Church 7:20 p.m. Stations of the Cross St. Mark Church Thursday, March 4 Rdgs: Jer 17:5-10; Ps 1; Lk 16:19-31 8:00 a.m. Eucharist (St. Mary) (Followed by Holy Hour & Reconciliation)

LaVerne Koch✝

7:00 p.m. Holy Hour (St. Mark)

Online Rosary & Holy Hour (anytime) at www.vibrantcatholic.com/live

Weekend Media Generosity March 7 sponsor

Marietta Thompson Cedar Falls , Iowa

10:00 a.m. Sunday Mass Live-streamed on-line

at vibrantcatholic.com; Mass can be heard on KMCH 94.7 FM

at 11:00 a.m.

Worship and Lenten Activities This Week (Continued)

Friday, March 5 Rdgs: Gn 37:3-4, 12-28; Ps 105; Mt 21:33-46 8:00 a.m. Eucharist (St. Joseph) (Followed by Holy Hour & Reconciliation)

Dale Roethler✝

Online Rosary & Holy Hour (anytime) at www.vibrantcatholic.com/live 2:00 p.m. Stations of the Cross (St. Joseph) (For any and all parishioners) Saturday, March 6

Rdgs: Mi 7:14-20; Ps 103; Lk 15:1-3, 11-32 3:30-3:50 p.m. Reconciliation (St. Joseph) 4:00 p.m. Eucharist (St. Joseph) For the People Audio broadcast the next day, 11:00 a.m., KMCH 94.7 FM 6:00 p.m. Eucharist (St. Mary)

Keith Baumgartner✝ Live-streamed on www.vibrantcatholic.com/live Facebook, YouTube

Sunday, March 7 Third Sunday of Lent Rdgs: Ex 20:1-17; Ps 19; 1 Cor 1:22-25; Jn 2:13-25 8:00 a.m. Eucharist (St. Patrick) Deceased Members of the Gregor

Lammers Family✝

10:00 a.m. Eucharist (St. Mark)

Gary Pitz✝ Live-streamed, www.vibrantcatholic.com/ live, Facebook, YouTube

1:00 & 1:30 p.m. Lenten Reconciliation (St. Joseph)

The First Emmaus Pastorate Baptism Class for 2021 will be held on Wednesday, March 24, in the St.

Mark Conference Room. The class begins at 6:30 p.m.


Salt for the Weak

Ever feel like your faith was being tested? Whenever I read the account of Abraham being called to sacrifice his son Isaac, I think “what was he thinking!?” Here is an old guy, who was granted an only son

and was promised to become the “father of a multitude of nations.” Now he is tasked by God with a horrible request—sacrifice your son, “your only son.” And so Abraham, while seemingly without any emotion, prepares to carry out the deed. Only in the final moments is he stopped by an angel. This was a test indeed. There are times when we think our faith is being tested (hopefully not like Abraham), but tested nonetheless. These readings for the second Sunday of Lent encourage deep faith and trust in God. How have you met your tests? Have they strengthened or weakened your faith? May your “Rending, Lending and Mending” serve to deepen your dependence and devotion to the God who loves you first.

For Your Reflection

* Can you recall a time when you felt God called you? What was it about?

* Can you imagine how Abraham felt when he realized that God was asking him to sacrifice his only son? Can you describe it? Can you relate to it?

* If God is for us who can be against us?” What does this line mean to you? Do you believe it? Why/why not? In what ways would our world/would my life be different if we really lived this message? What prevents it?

* “This is my beloved Son. Listen to him.” This is a tremendous statement about the relationship between Jesus and God the Father. In what ways do you listen to Jesus? In what ways is listening to Him difficult? Why?

LIVING LENT: 1. This week I will REND by: ... 2. This week I will LEND by: ... 3. This week I will MEND by: ...

Our Sympathy and Prayers to~ Karen and Pete Berns on the death of their

brother-in-law, Frederick Kremer, who passed away February 15 in Dubuque. Robert and Theresa Hauber on the death of

Bob’s mother, Phyllis Hauber, who passed away on February 17 in Decorah.

Congratulations to~ Tim and Tracy Schrader, whose son, Tyger

Alan Schrader, was baptized at St. Mark on Sunday, February 28.

St. Mary Harvey Adams Luke Baade Kate Breitbach Darlene Bruess Bonnie Hayes Shelley Koch Christopher Kraus Bob Leibold Robert Nemecek Xavier Roach

St. Joseph Maureen Bergan Jack Campbell Steve Dewitz Paula Embretson Abby Folsom Bill Hoth Jerry Kessler Shelley Long Judy Moyna Linda Orr Dorothy Petry Kathy Pfeiffer Kayla Segalle Sherry Westemeier

Sacred Heart Jenny Polkow-Haight

St. Mark Linda Burgin Zach Fisher Cindy Deutmeyer Judy Fry Mike Gravel Tony Helle Mary Juran Tim Kendrick Bob Mescher Tracey Ogden Danielle Pape Loras Sabers Kay Schaffer Tryce Sperfslage Jan Tschirgi Diane Uhlenkamp Bob Wegmann Tiny Weigel Al Williams

St. Patrick Jake Schilling Jean VonHandorf Non-Parishioners Chris & Mike Jackson Eleanore Kilcoyne Kevin Kubly Father Carl Ries

In Our Prayers

Lenten Communal Parking Lot Reconciliation is today

(February 28) at Sacred Heart, at 1:00 p.m.


St. Mark Annual Gala Coming Soon!

Saturday, March 13 The dinner will be drive-through/pick-up only

and there will be no auction. Dinner tickets are $20.

A raffle will be held with the drawing on Sunday morning, March 14.

Raffle Prizes Grand Prize—

Kawasaki, Mule Pro-FXR

Second Prize—$500 cash

Third Prize—$250 Cash More information can be found on our website (www.vibrantcatholic.com) and on Facebook!

Raffle tickets are $50 each and are available at the Parish Office, Community Savings Bank (Edgewood), Del-Clay, Edgewood Farm & Home, Gary’s Feed Store, Kelchen Grain, or from Gala committee members.

Both Dinner and Raffle Tickets are sold before and after the 10:00 a.m. Sunday Mass

at St. Mark!

Estate Gift to Your Parish—Have you ever considered leaving your parish a gift as part of your will planning? Please consider this idea as a way of supporting us long after you are gone. This isn’t just for the wealthy, but for all. If you would like more information about leaving a legacy gift, contact Sandy Klaus, Emmaus Pastorate Business Manager, (563-928-7200).

Audio Recordings—If you don't have a Mending Our Hearts book, have a hard time seeing or reading the daily devotionals, or just want someone to pray with you, there are audio recordings posted daily on the St. Mary Facebook page. Please feel free to share them with friends and family.

RENDING… This weekend we offer our PARKING LOT RECONCILIATION. This is an extraordinary

opportunity to receive absolution. Normally we celebrate individually with the priest with a more

personal experience with the opportunity for a bit of spiritual direction. The Church offers this option

especially in trying times, such as our COVID-19 experience. A reminder that those in the state of

serious (mortal) sin should come to individual confession within the year or next reception of the sacrament. Not only are we reconciled to God but also to the Church, who represents the Body of

Christ here on earth. More detailed Examination of Conscience sheets are available in the back of all

Pastorate churches, as well as online. It is in taking some quiet time, with the aid of questions, which

helps us to look at our “thoughts, words and deeds” in a prayerful way. This prayerful preparation gives us insights into ourselves and our actions that’s not

normally possible in our day-to-day jam-packed lives. For senior citizens it can also be a time of

great consolation as you reflect on the landscape of your lives and seeing all you have for which to be

grateful. Make every effort this Lent 2021 to celebrate Reconciliation at one of the parishes, or at individual times scheduled in the bulletin. God bless

your Lenten journey!

IRA Required Minimum Distributions (RMD) are again mandatory for IRA account holders 72 years of age and older (however it is still 70 ½ for those born before (7/1/49) in 2021. Giving via a Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) through an IRA is a fantastic way for donors to contribute to the charities they support. Giving in this way, they can avoid paying federal income tax on distributions to a qualified charity, such as your parish. This is generally more advantageous to donors than giving cash, as donors do receive a tax benefit no matter if they itemize their deductions or not. Please contact your tax preparer for more information.

IvaNell Dinan, a parishioner St. Mark, is celebrating a very special occasion on March 11—It is her 100th Birthday!!! Help make IvaNell ’s day extra special by sending her birthday greetings at the Edgewood Convalescent Home, 513 S. Bell St., Edgewood, IA 52042. God Bless You on Your Special Day IvaNell!

How are you at evangelizing? For this season of Lent, try your hand and heart at evangelization by: * Inviting/bringing someone to daily or

weekend Mass. * If someone is struggling, ask if you could pray for

them (and do it!). * Pick up some missals/hymnals at Church and

take them to someone. * Gather up some Lenten prayer cards and pass

them out to anyone and everyone! * Watch the mid-week check-in online with

someone new. * Be a disciple! Be an instrument.


St. Patrick, Colesburg Sunday Eucharist Celebration

First & third Sundays of month—8:00 a.m. Tithing Report (February 21-22, 2021)

Budget ..................................................... $1,206.00 ACH Budget ................................................ $280.00 Offertory ........................................................ $13.00 Ash Wednesday ............................................ $20.00 Building Fund ........................................... $2,200.00 Total Received ........................................ $3,719.00

St Patrick Parish will be "Lending Hands" by having a food drive during Lent. You can provide food items at Mass times, donate cash for food banks, or donate to the Pay It Forward Fund so we can continue to help others in our community. Please be generous.

St. Mark, Edgewood Sunday Eucharist Celebration

Tithing Report (February 21-22, 2021) Budget ..................................................... $1,301.00 ACH Budget ................................................ $663.00 Offertory .......................................................... $6.50 Ash Wednesday .......................................... $121.00 Building Fund .............................................. $510.00 Total Received ........................................ $2,601.50

Faith Formation—There will be no Faith Formation Classes or Stations on Wednesday, March 3, due to our Confirmation Service.

FRIDAYS of LENT… In former times, abstaining from meat was a tremendous sacrifice when people had less options for food choices and many ate only one meal a day due to the hardships of work. The idea was to unite ourselves to the sacrifice and suffering of Christ as a way of prayerful imitation. Today our sacrifices need to be much more intentional… Parish fish fry events or going out to eat a an all you can eat lobster boil is really not a sacrifice. Yet it is our intention, our mind-set which is important. It’s wonderful that our local parishes have these food events: They bring community together, help support our parish ministries, get people out of the house, and of course HAVE GREAT FOOD! All this is to say—keep your head in the game as much as your stomach. Remember to abstain from meat, and also shortcuts. And intentional self-sacrificing that we offer unites us to Jesus and draws us more deeply into his heart.

Have you ever made a “Holy Hour?” Visits to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament are a tremendously underutilized devotion. Stopping in to any Catholic church to pray before the Tabernacle is a special way of inviting and adoring Jesus in the midst of your week. We stop in to a friend or relative and say “I just wanted to stop in and say “Hi!” Why not do the same thing to your Savior? Most of our Emmaus parishes offer a Holy Hour each week. What is it? What do I do?

Simply come and place yourself in the presence of the Eucharistic Lord. It might be the only time you are silent (and awake!) during the day. Be attentive to your thoughts and feelings and ask Jesus to give you peace and calm. This is a great time to pray with Scripture, using the passage listed in the bulletin each week—possibly preparing the Gospel for the upcoming Sunday. Other spiritual or devotional reading is also appropriate, and it’s always great to pray the Rosary. We are so blessed to have Christ present in the Blessed Sacrament in our Churches— they are never empty, and we are never alone. Take the time. Make the time. See the weekly Liturgy and Activity Schedule for weekly Adoration Schedule.

The Knights of Columbus is holding another “Virtual Benefits Night” this spring. It will feature Tom Hegna, their “retirement income expert,” whose topic will be “Paychecks and Playchecks.” It will be held on Wednesday, March 10, 15 7:00 p.m. on ZOOM. To register, click on https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYtcuivpzovGdEvEt_HuHzs44AunE5inpCG or contact our Knights of Columbus insurance advisor Walter Witt (563-419-0400 or [email protected].

Reconciliation Preparation—A fruitful celebration of Confession (Reconciliation) centers on examining your conscience. Hard to do alone, we have placed examination sheets in the back of every church for you to take and spend some reflection time with as you prepare for either our “Parking Lot” reconciliation

services, or the opportunities that are scheduled during the week. A thoughtful examination of conscience will surface patterns and areas to take to the Lord for healing and insight. This is one of the meanings of “Rending” your heart. Develop true sorrow for your failings and ask Jesus for the strength to make needed changes in your life. His divine mercy will free you and strengthen you. Pick up your EXAMINATION of CONSCIENCE SHEET today.


St. Joseph (Continued)

Sacred Heart, Volga Sunday Eucharist Celebration

Second & fourth Sundays of month—8:00 a.m.

Lent is a time for us to change our lives and grow in holiness. Through the three pillars of Lent—fasting (giving up), almsgiving (giving to others) and prayer, we endeavor to develop a closer relationship to God. Each week, write down your fasting, giving and prayers. Place your sacrifices into the jars in our Lenten garden and watch how it grows over the next 40 days. Here are some ideas for each of the pillars. Let's grow together. Prayer—Participate in one of our small group discussions; say a rosary daily; participate in weekly Stations of the Cross; pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet; read a Bible story; learn a new prayer Fasting—Fast from electronics; fast from sweets; fast from snacking between meals; fast from TV; fast from complaining; do things the first time you are asked; skip a meal today; drink only water Giving—Choose one toy to donate; donate clothing; collect change to give to charity; donate extra to your parish this week; donate to food pantry; write a kind note to someone; help at one of the many church events

For the week of February 20, we light the candles for Bernadette Unterberger, as requested by Ken and Fran Zichal.

Thank You to Arlys Fitzgerald for her many years of serving as St. Joseph Ministry Card chair. Many parishioners received cards that were sent by Arlys. We also want to thank Arlys for continuing to help with bulletin inserts, something she has also done for many years and is continuing to do.

The St. Joseph Cemetery Commission needs commission members and a maintenance person. If you are interested in the planning, record keeping and administrative work related to keeping our parish cemetery and the grounds and the records in good condition, consider becoming a Cemetery Commission member; contact Mike Rentschler (563-880-1316). The Cemetery Commission also needs a lawn maintenance person for the coming mowing season. The person must be a self-starter, taking pride in their work and of a job well done. Responsibilities include the maintenance of an assigned area in the cemetery, working about 150 hours during the mowing season. Contact Todd Lenth (563-880-8115) for more information.

World Day of Prayer 2021 is Friday, March 5. The First Congregational Church is hosting this year, but with COVID-19 they are canceling the in-person program. The Vanuatu women invite us to focus on the Bible story in Matthew 7:24-27—“Build on a strong foundation.” Choosing the land on which to build the house is an important decision for people in Vanuatu, considering the terrain and the climate are crucial in a tropical archipelago located in the South Pacific Ocean prone to earthquakes, cyclones, volcanic eruptions and rising sea levels. World Day of Prayer’s motto is “Informed prayer leads to prayerful action.” Let us walk in faith and prayerful action.

Parish Life invites you to make a donation to provide flowers to residents at Elkader Care Center and Scenic Acres during March. Donations may be dropped off at the Parish Center, put in an envelope marked “flowers” and dropped in the collection, or taken to Elkader Floral Shop. If you have some clean vases for this project, drop them off at the Parish Center. Donations are due by March 5.

St. Joseph/Sacred Heart

The St. Joseph and Sacred Heart Senior Scholarship Application is available online at www.vibrantcatholic.com.

Download the application and it submit to the Parish Office by March 12.

St. Joseph, Elkader Tithing Report (February 20-21)

Budget ..................................................... $1,405.00 Offertory ...................................................... $297.00 Ash Wednesday ............................................ $10.00 Total Received ....................................... $1,712.00 Ash Wednesday Collection ...................... $310.00

St. Mary, Strawberry Point Tithing Report (February 20-21)

Budget ...................................................... $1,785.00 ACH Budget ................................................ $205.00 Offertory .......................................................... $7.50 Energy ......................................................... $200.00 Ash Wednesday .......................................... $245.00 Total Received ........................................ $2,442.50

Parish Life Meeting—March 4, 6:00 p.m. in the basement.

St. Valentine would be very proud of all who donated items to the Elkader Care Center and Scenic Acres. Thank you for all of the wonderful donations. God bless you for making the residents’ days brighter and sweeter.


St. Joseph (Continued) Secretary Janie Wiley; 563-245-2548; [email protected]

Bulletin Editor Joyce Whelan; 563-928-7200; [email protected]

St. Mary Pastor/RCIA Coordinator Fr. John Haugen; 563-543-5873; [email protected]

Pastoral Assoc/Director Evangelization/Liturgy/Music John Uhal; 563-245-2548; [email protected]

Dir-F Formation/Pastorate Technology/Media Services Lori Keppler; 563-880-1758; [email protected]

Pastorate Coordinator-Adult Faith Formation Fran Zichal; 563-880-0873

Pastoral Minister/Liturgy Coordinator/Secretary Deb Schloss; 563-933-6166; 563-920-8263; [email protected]

Music Coordinator—Susie Tjaden; 563-422-7804

Bookkeeper—Jennifer Ciesielski 563-928-7200; [email protected]

Business Manager Sandy Klaus; 563-928-7200; [email protected]


Sacred Heart Pastor/RCIA Coordinator Fr. John Haugen; 563-543-5873; [email protected]


Coordinator of Faith Formation Melissa Fettkether; 319-551-7941; [email protected]


Pastorate Technology & Media Services Lori Keppler; 563-880-1758; [email protected]

Liturgy Coordinator—Linda Deutsch; 563-774-2360

Music Coordinator—Jennifer Ciesielski 563-928-7200; [email protected]



Bookkeeper Theresa Palas; 563-245-2548; [email protected]

St. Patrick Pastor/RCIA Coordinator Fr. John Haugen; 563-543-5873; [email protected]


Director of Faith Formation—Deanne Wulfekuhle 563-542-1358; [email protected]



Liturgy Coordinator Rosalee Boeckenstedt; 563-920-4816

Music Coordinator—Steve Steinfadt; 563-590-4919

Admin Secretary/Bookkeeper—Jennifer Ciesielski 563-928-7200; [email protected]



St. Mark Pastor/RCIA Coordinator Fr. John Haugen; 563-543-5873; [email protected]


Director of Faith Formation Jody Kerns; 563-928-7200; [email protected]



Liturgy Coordinator—Linda Williams; 563-590-1524

Music Coordinator—Jane Christiansen 563-245-2585; [email protected]

Admin Secretary/Bookkeeper—Jennifer Ciesielski 563-928-7200; [email protected]



St. Joseph Pastor/RCIA Coordinator Fr. John Haugen; 563-543-5873; [email protected]


Coordinator Faith Formation/Pastoral Minister Janine Berns; 563-880-2107; [email protected]



Liturgy Coordinator Mary Kay Rentschler; 563-880-1316

Bookkeeper Theresa Palas; 563-245-2548; [email protected]


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Second Sunday of Lent ~ February 28, 2021 · 2021. 2. 25. · Jack Campbell Paula Embretson Abby Folsom Bill Hoth Jerry Kessler Shelley Long Judy Moyna Linda Orr Dorothy Petry Kayla