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PARISH OFFICE HOURS 9:00 a.m. – 3p.m., Tuesday–Thursday
9:00 a.m. – Noon, Monday & Friday (Bulletin Deadline: Tuesdays, prior to 3 p.m.)
PARISH STAFF Fr. Patrick Wendler, Pastor
Patrick Andera, Dir. of Faith Formation [email protected]
Tricia Sanborn, Administrative
Assistant [email protected]
April Duvalle, Coord. of Rel. Ed. [email protected]
Paul Jensen, Director of Operations
Alison McShane, Dir. of Evangelization &
Coord. of Pastoral Care
Deacon Ron Pickar Home phone 524-4187
Michael Schwermann, Maintenance [email protected]
Andrea Sorenson, Dir.of Music &Liturgy [email protected]
SACRED HEART SCHOOL 524-3611
Karen Marklein, School Principal [email protected]
Robin Hilgendorf, School Secretary [email protected]
Susan Toy, Dir. of Early Childhood Development [email protected]
Inside this week’s bulletin: Respect Life Collection – see page 2
Life Chain – see page 3
Inquiry Session – see page 4
Taco Stand Fundraiser – see page 5
October 4, 2020
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time
SACRED HEART
CATHOLIC CHURCH
624 North Willow Street
Reedsburg, WI 53959 General Email: [email protected]
www.shcreedsburg.org
Phone: 608-524-2412
LORD’S DAY
5:15 p.m. Saturday Vigil Mass
8:00 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday
1:00 p.m. - Sunday Spanish Mass
WEEKDAY MASSES
Tuesday 5:15 p.m.
Wednesday 8:15 a.m.
Thursday 8:15 a.m.
Friday 8:15 a.m.
See page 2 for weekly Mass calendar
CONFESSIONS
4:30 p.m. Saturday
30 minutes before the Sunday Masses
ADORATION
Every Thursday from 9 a.m. until Friday at 8 a.m.
LITURGY SCHEDULE
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PARISH SCHEDULE
Liturgies & Prayer Services October 5 – October 11, 2020
TUESDAY, October 6
5:15 p.m. Mass (Church)... ....... (Kathleen M.
Horkan)
WEDNESDAY, October 7
8:15 a.m. Mass (Church)... ... (John Roeckers)
THURSDAY, October 8
8:15 a.m. Mass (Church)...(Kathryn Carrigan)
9 a.m. – 8 a.m. Friday - Adoration ...(Chapel)
FRIDAY, October 9
8:15 a.m. Mass (Church)... ........ (Ron & Judy
Churchill)
SATURDAY, October 10
4:30 p.m. .................................... Confessions
5:15 p.m. Mass .......................... (Don Schafer)
SUNDAY, October 11
7:30 a.m. ..................................... Confessions
8:00 a.m. Mass .................. (All Parishioners)
10:00 a.m. ................................... Confessions
10:30 a.m. Mass ................ (Joseph Barboza)
12:15 p.m. .................................. Confesiones
1:00 p.m. Misa en Espanol (For the Elderly
and Homebound)
Meetings & Other Parish Events October 5 – October 11, 2020
Sunday, October 4
11:00 a.m.. . ................... Taco Stand (School)
Tuesday, October 6
6:30 p.m.. . .......... St. Vincent de Paul (Store)
Thursday, October 8
5:30 p.m.. . .......... Buildings & Grounds (PO)
MINISTRY SCHEDULE
October 10 & 11, 2020 - The Twenty-Eighth Sunday of Ordinary Time
5:15 PM MASS 8:00 AM MASS 10:30 AM MASS
Commentator Monica Waletzko Wendy Bill Don Haasl
Lector LaVonne Schyvinch Sandy Edwards Greg Antolak
EMHC’s Deacon Ron Larraine Bertrang Kim Leichtman
Servers Preston Powell 1 NEEDED Jack McShane
Ushers Nicole Bruer (H)
Jack Kaun
Russell Lankey (H)
Blaine Bill
Dennis Boland (H)
Ministry Head Agnes Pickar Helen Miller 1 NEEDED
FROM THE PASTOR
Let us return to the Eucharist with joy!
Excerpts from the
“Letter on the celebration of the Liturgy during and after the COVID
19 pandemic to the Presidents of the Episcopal Conferences of the
Catholic Church”,
by Robert Card. Sarah, Prefect
As soon as circumstances permit, however, it is necessary and urgent to
return to the normality of Christian life, which has the church building as
its home and the celebration of the liturgy, especially the Eucharist, as "the
summit toward which the activity of the Church is directed; at the same
time it is the font from which all her power flows" (Sacrosanctum
Concilium, 10).
Aware that God never abandons the humanity He has created, and that
even the hardest trials can bear fruits of grace, we have accepted our
distance from the Lord's altar as a time of Eucharistic fasting, useful for us
to rediscover its vital importance, beauty and immeasurable preciousness.
As soon as is possible, however, we must return to the Eucharist with a
purified heart, with a renewed amazement, with an increased desire to meet
the Lord, to be with him, to receive him and to bring him to our brothers
and sisters with the witness of a life full of faith, love and hope.
We cannot live, be Christians, fully realizing our humanity and the desires
for good and happiness that dwell in our hearts without the Word of the
Lord, which in the celebration of the liturgy takes shape and becomes a
living word, spoken by God for those who today open their hearts to listen;
We cannot live as Christians without participating in the Sacrifice of the
Cross in which the Lord Jesus gives himself unreservedly to save, by his
death, humanity which had died because of sin; the Redeemer associates
humanity with himself and leads it back to the Father; in the embrace of
the Crucified One all human suffering finds light and comfort;
We cannot be without the banquet of the Eucharist, the table of the Lord to
which we are invited as sons and daughters, brothers and sisters to receive
the Risen Christ himself, present in body, blood, soul and divinity in that
Bread of heaven which sustains us in the joys and labours of this earthly
pilgrimage;
Continued next week
RESPECT LIFE
COLLECTION
This weekend, the Respect Life
Collection is being conducted
across the Diocese. There are
brochures available that explain
the collection and an envelope
to make your donation. Please
consider how you can make a
difference!
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PARISH OFFERTORY CONTRIBUTIONS
Envelope Contributions last week .................. $4,758.00
Electronic Giving last week ........................... $1,353.00
Online Giving .................................................... $305.00
Capital Maintenance ......................................... $615.00
40 DAYS FOR LIFE
Sacred Heart Parish will join 40 Days for Life in Madison
on Friday, October 16th from 11:00 am - 1:00 pm. Meet in
the Sacred Heart parking lot at 9:30 am. Call to join the
carpool at 608-495-0868.
IS JESUS CALLING YOU?
Sacred Heart has small groups gathering this Fall with
many days and times available. Share life and faith with
one another, reflect upon God's word and pray for and
with one another! Answer Jesus' call! To join a small
group that will fit your schedule contact Robin Brenner at
608-393-5999.
Tuesday, October 6 - Caramel Apple Sale Ends
Wednesday, October 7 - Mass at 8:15 a.m. with Grades
1-4 led by Gr. 3
Thursday, October 8 - Mass at 8:15 a.m. led by Gr.7
This is your last weekend to place your order for the
caramel apples! The Caramel Apple Sale will end on
Tuesday, October 6th. Cost for apples are: plain-$4.00,
peanut-$4.50, turtle and apple pie-$5.00. Payment is
needed with the order. Contact a middle school parent, the
parish office, or the school office. This incredible and
delicious fundraiser provides activities for our middle
school students such as purchasing scripts for their play
and visiting White Mound for two days. Delivery date will
be around October 14-15th. We cannot guarantee that these
items will be peanut free.
Meet the Staff: Mrs. Amanda
Munz
My name is Amanda Munz
and I teach third grade at
Sacred Heart. I am a
Reedsburg native and a
former student of SHS. I
received my bachelor’s
degree in Education from
Edgewood College. My
husband Tim and I live in
Reedsburg, where we raise
our three kids, Owen, Grace and Ethan. We are nature
lovers, and can be found most days outside enjoying
God’s creations. I am an avid gardener and chicken
keeper. I love the Sacred Heart School community, and
look forward to making memories with the amazing
students I teach.
LIFE CHAIN
There will be a “Life Chain” on Sunday, October 4th from
2-2 pm in Reedsburg and Baraboo. Similar life chains will
be held all across the country in silent protest of abortion.
The Reedsburg event will be held along Main street and
intersection of Hwy23/33 and Hwy H. Pro-Life signs will
be provided at the site where we will stand in silent
prayer. Take some time to stand up for the unborn! Social
distancing guidelines will be observed! Contact Dennis
Boland. 608-495-0868 for more details.
Advertiser of the Week
Please support the advertisers in your
bulletin, and thank them for their continued
support. They make your bulletin possible.
Gawronski Signs
SCHOOL Karen Marklein
Parish Information
HOME & HOSPITAL VISITS
If you have a family member who is hospitalized or
homebound and needs a visit, please call the Parish
Center and ask for Alison McShane. You may also
request to be placed on the Clergy List at Reedsburg
Area Medical Center.
ST. VINCENT de PAUL SOCIETY
Envelopes for your contributions can be picked up in the
church entry and placed in the regular collection basket
and marked, St. Vincent de Paul. New members are
always welcome. Large item donations call the store at
524-7714. Pick-ups are Saturday’s from 9:00 a.m. to
12:00 p.m.
SACRAMENTS
For information regarding the Sacraments of Baptism,
Matrimony or Reconciliation refer to our website or call
the parish office. Website: www.shcreedsburg.org
PRAYER LINE
Please call 768-7014 or 524-2412 if you have special
concerns and would like a group of people to pray for
your intentions; or if you would like to join this ministry.
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October is Pregnancy & Infant Loss
Awareness Month
For parents in need of life affirming resources following a
prenatal diagnosis, visit benotafraid.net.
Be Not Afraid (BNA) is a private non-profit organization
which provides comprehensive case management to
parents carrying to term following a prenatal
diagnosis. Our staff and peers strive to develop a
relationship of trust while providing for the emotional and
tangible needs of parents at diagnosis, during pregnancy,
at birth and during the post postpartum period for up to
one year. We believe that every baby is a gift, and we
support parents not only in advocating for basic care, but
also in obtaining the treatment they deem appropriate for
their child after birth no matter the diagnosis. We follow
the ethical teaching of the Catholic Church, but serve
parents of all denominations.
REGULARLY SCHEDULED ADORERS NEEDED
Weekly Adoration (Thursday 9am - Friday 8am)
We are in need of weekly commitments for the following
hours:
Thursdays: 11 am, 3 pm, & 10 pm
Fridays: 1am & 2am
Contact Tricia Sanborn at the office to sign up
With the Feast of St. Francis of Assisi upon us, we mark
the 5-year anniversary of the World Day of Prayer for the
Care of Creation in the Catholic Church. Pope Francis has
encouraged the faithful to observe the Season of Creation
with increased prayer and a simpler lifestyle. He calls for
the Church and the world to acknowledge the urgency of
our environmental challenges. The USCCCB (US
Conference of Catholic Bishops) made the following
statement. “The Holy Father has reminded us that every
member of the human family can act as a thin yet unique
and indispensable thread in weaving a network of life that
embraces everyone. To weave the network of life, we set
our sights on the “Author of Life’ (Acts 3:15) and pray for
help to heal our ailing planet. We invite every Catholic
and all people of good will who care for our common
home to increase efforts towards ecological conversion.
May our witness reflect the words and deeds of Jesus, who
‘went about doing good and healing’ (Acts 10:38).” Let us
all try to live the adage “What Would Jesus Do” as we go
about our lives in these fast changing and somewhat
perilous times.
VIDEO TEAM HELP NEEDED
We are looking to put together a video team of 4-6 people
to help run the video equipment at our Masses and other
Parish events. We have someone that is willing to train
people. If you’re interested in being part of this team or in
getting more information please email Pat at
[email protected] Thank you!
Justice and Peace
EVANGELIZATION &
PASTORAL CARE
Alison McShane
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“I Am the Vine and You the
Branches”
Our Offertory hymn this week,
“Vine and Branches” is a
beautiful song based on John
15:5. Each verse of this song
reflects an inspiring and
important message from this
chapter. Verse one: “A new
commandment I give you, even
as I love you, now love one
another.” Verse two: “No greater love is there than this, to
lay down your life for your friend’s.” Verse three: “I am
the living bread from heaven, if you eat this bread you will
live forever.” Verse four: “All those who eat my flesh and
drink my blood remain in me and I in them.” Verse five:
“The words that I have spoken are spirit and life.” and
Verse six: “And now I have washed your feet so you must
do as I have done.” It inspires us to go forth and do as the
refrain says, “You will bear great fruit in me.”
IGNITE YOUTH NIGHT
Our next IGNITE Youth Night will be on Wednesday,
October 7 at 7 pm in either the parish office backyard or
basement depending on the weather. Dinner will be
provided. Students should bring a mask.
MIDDLE SCHOOL KICKBALL TOURNEY
Sunday, October 11th from 5:30-8 pm at Nishan Park. All
Middle School students are invited. A pizza dinner will
also be provided. This event is sponsored by the
Reedsburg Area Youth Connection. Please email Pat for
more information.
HIGH SCHOOL FALL FUN NIGHT
All high school students are invited out to Camp Gray for
a night of fun on Saturday, October 17th from 5-10 pm.
The cost is $20 which includes dinner. Please email Pat
for more information.
MUSIC Andrea Sorenson
YOUTH MINISTRY Patrick Andera
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