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St. Anthony, St. Mary & Holy Family
Growing and Spreading the Good News of the Catholic Faith in the Heartland.
First Sunday of Advent · November 27, 2016
Welcome to the Cluster Catholic Parishes of
Fr. Steven Brice, Pastor Cell Phone: 715-937-1644
Email: [email protected]
Cluster Parish Main Office 407 North Division Street
P.O. Box 69 Loyal, WI 54446
Parish Office: 715-255-8017 Parish Email:
[email protected] Parish and School Website: www.stanthonyloyal.org
St. Anthony School 208 W. Spring St. Loyal, WI 54446
School: 715-255-8636 School Email:
St. Mary School 119 N. Main St. P.O. Box 129
Greenwood, WI 54437 School: 715-267-6477
School Email: [email protected]
Parish Mass Schedules
Saturday, 4:00 PM
Holy Family, Willard
Saturday, 6:30 PM
St. Anthony, Loyal
Sunday, 8:30 AM
St. Mary, Greenwood
Sunday, 10:30 AM
Sunday, 7:30 PM
St. Anthony, Loyal
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Dear People of Holy Family, St. Mary and St. Anthony Parish:
“Stay awake! You do not know on which day your Lord will come.”
(Luke 24:42)
Though for children it may seem like a long wait for Christmas, Advent is so full of
riches it is hard to take it all in in just four weeks. To help us enter into the graces of
this season our Sacred Worship Committee has chosen one word to focus on each week:
Watch. Prepare. Witness. and Rejoice.
Watch! Our theme for this first week is taken from the Gospel passage quoted above. Spiritually speaking
“sleep” is to become unconscious of what God is doing in the world. It is to grow numb to the beauty and
blind to the opportunity God has before us. The spirits of fear, doubt and anger put us to sleep. The Spirit of
Faith, Hope and Love keep us awake. To “Watch” we must remain alert. We must “Stay Awake.”
Again this Advent season our Social Concerns Committee awakens us to an opportunity God has placed be-
fore us to bring light into the darkness. The cabinet in front of Church with the sign “Our Cupboard is Bare”
expresses the need of the House of Mercy at this time. As you may know, our first family has moved in.
They are from Greenwood, where one child is in school and the other in pre-school. Six months ago they
were in a home of their own and living a very normal life. Then their lives were disrupted and they found
themselves without the means to secure shelter for themselves. They are already working hard to return to
independent living, though it will take some time.
The family has moved into the apartment adopted by St. Mary’s parish and people from St. Mary’s have
already been assisting the family in simple ways. If you would like to help, please contact Judy Morrow at
715-743-2885. Next weekend St. Mary’s is taking up its second, second collection for the House of Mercy.
They are taking this extraordinary action the first Sunday of every month.
Next Sunday we will be celebrating the Sacrament of Confirmation at 1:00pm at St. Anthony’s Church. Our
three parishes will be joined by St. Mary’s in Neillsville. Practice is this Wednesday, November 30th, at
7:00pm at St. Anthony’s. It is helpful if the sponsors can be present.
Speaking with Therese Hoeser and Diane Perko, who led the Confirmation Class along with Mark Brux for
St. Mary’s and Holy Family, I learned they were very impressed with the Candidates they interviewed these
past two weeks. Beth Kaiser and I have also been very pleased with the growth of the St. Anthony Candi-
dates. During this fall semester the Candidates are asked to journal and share experiences of service, prayer
and community. It opened our eyes to all of the good going on in the lives of these juniors. And it awakened
them to the presence and activity of God in their lives.
The Confirmation Retreat brought it all to a head. We traveled to St. Anthony’s Retreat Center in Marathon
and spent all of a Saturday and half a Sunday together. Fully present to each other and bathed in the beauty
of the place, hearts opened. Saturday evening the Sacrament of Reconciliation was celebrated followed by
the candidates receiving support letters from loved ones. There were tears and hugs everywhere. Sunday
morning we celebrated Eucharist. Each candidate stood and made a profession of faith in their own words.
As one of the adult chaperons said afterward, it is so reassuring to know where our youth are really at inside.
Thank you Therese Hoeser for organizing the retreat and awakening our young people to the presence and
power of God in their lives. I will proudly stand before Bishop Callahan next Sunday afternoon and testify
that our young people have faith and ask him to confirm that faith by laying his hands on them and anointing
them.
Lastly just a word of recognition to another group that is wide awake and alert to opportunities to serve. The
Holy Name Men at St. Anthony’s just finished building and installing new book racks on all of the pews.
You probably wouldn’t notice if not told about it because they so perfectly match the color and finish of the
pews. I’m sure the Holy Name Men would single out Jack Barrett as lead on this project.
Inspired by so many others, let us not lose hope, but Stay Awake!
Fr. Steve
Scripture for the Week ©Liturgical Publications Inc
Readings for the Week of November 27, 2016
Sunday: Is 2:1-5/Ps 122/Rom 13:11-14/Mt 24:37-44
Monday: Is 4:2-6/Ps 122/Mt 8:5-11
Tuesday: Is 11:1-10/Ps 72/Lk 10:21-24
Wednesday: Rom 10:9-18/Ps 23/Mt 4:18-22
Thursday: Is 26:1-6/Ps 118/Mt 7:21, 24-27
Friday: Is 29:17-24/Ps 27/Mt 9:27-31
Saturday: Is 30:19-21, 23-26/Ps 147/Mt 9:35--10:1, 5a, 6-8
Next Sunday: Is 11:1-10/Ps 72/Rom 15:4-9/Mt 3:1-12
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CONFESSION
SCHEDULE
ST. ANTHONY
Saturday 9-10 AM HOLY FAMILY
Saturday 3:30 PM ST. MARY
Sunday 8:00 AM
Or anytime upon
request
MASS SCHEDULE SA=ST. ANTHONY, SM=ST. MARY, HF=HOLY FAMILY Monday, November 28
8:15 am SA Communion Service Lector: Marilyn Hinker
8:15 am SM Communion Service Lay Leader: Joyce Rondorf
Tuesday, November 29
8:15 am HF Fr. Brice Mass † John Trunkel Sr. by Tony J & Josephine Trunkel Charitable Trust
8:15 am SA Communion Service Lector: Jack Barrett
8:15 am SM No Service
Wednesday, November 30
8:15 am SA Fr. Brice Mass † Ronnie Hoeser by Jack & Judy Barrett Lector: students
8:15 am SM Communion Service Lay Leader: Joyce Rondorf
Thursday, December 1
8:15 am SA Communion Service Lector: Joann Oestreich
8:15 am SM Fr. Brice Mass † Laurence Suda by Art & Shirley Lindner Lector: students
Friday, December 2
8:15 am SA Fr. Brice Mass † Mike Brice by Mike & Carol Bauer Lector: Marie Kaiser
8:15 am SM Communion Service Lay Leader: Joyce Rondorf
Saturday, December 3
4:00 pm HF Fr. Brice Mass † Walter Backus by Audrey Gregorich
6:30 pm SA Fr. Brice Mass † Ed, Genevieve, Bob & Eugene Schmidt by family
Sunday, December 4
8:30 am SM Fr. Brice Mass † Rodger Ashbeck by Barb Ashbeck
10:30 am SA Fr. Brice Mass † Leroy & Audrey Schmitz by family
1:00 pm SA Bishop Callahan Confirmation Mass For all Confirmandi
7:30 pm SA Fr. Brice Mass † Joseph & Lucille Pernsteiner by Phillip & Sue Backus
Please hold in prayer those enduring serious illness in our parishes: Bailey Venet, Donna Morrison, Bob Bertz,
Don Hills, Duane Poehnelt, Vicki Gray and Katie Englebretson.
Parish Calendar
Monday, November 28: Holy Family PCCW meeting at 10:00 am
Wednesday, November 30: Confirmation practice 7:00 pm in St. Anthony’s church
Thursday, December 1: Joint Sacred Worship meeting 6:00 pm at St. Mary’s
Sunday, December 4: Confirmation 1:00 pm at St. Anthony Church
Monday, December 5: St. Anthony PCCW Teacher Appreciation/Christmas Potluck at 6:30 pm with
Bingo and prizes! All ladies are very welcome to come join us!
Monday, December 5: St. Mary’s St. Ann’s meeting 7:00 pm. See notice on page 3 for more details.
Religious Education Wednesday
November 30, 2016
St. Anthony’s
Gr. K-6 Class 3:30 to 4:45 pm
Grades 7-10 Class 6:15 to 7:15 pm
Holy Family/St. Mary’s
Afternoon classes 3:20 to 4:45 pm
Evening Classes 7:30 to 8:30 pm
Q: The Prayer of the Faithful (General Intercessions) helps fulfill which obligation?
A: It is the primary way in which the baptized fulfill their obligation to pray for others. Information taken from the book Forming the Assembly to Celebrate the Mass by Lawrence E. Mick
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Saturday, December 3, 2016 at 4:00 PM Lector: Joan Guenther Servers: Izabel, Danica and Elizabeth Revier Eucharistic Minister: Jerry Lamovec, David Dann, Beverly Dann Music: Samantha Street Usher: Laverne Gregorich, Bob Trunkel, Jack Trunkel, Tony Gosar Greeter: Joan Guenther
St. Mary Parish For Sunday, November 20, 2016 Adults……….. $1,568.00 Offertory…….. $ 151.11 Students……… $ 2.00 Online giving…..$ 180.00 Total………... $1,901.11 DAA goal is $15,459.00 DAA total so far….$5,160.00
St. Anthony Parish For Sat/Sun, November 19/20, 2016 Adults………...…$3,321.00 Offertory……….$ 361.94 Students……… $ 00.00 Online Giving….. $ 601.00 Total…………….$4,283.94 DAA goal is $27,249.00 DAA total so far….$12,625.00
STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE HOLY FAMILY LITURGICAL ROLES
Holy Family Parish For Saturday, November 19, 2016 Adults…………...$ 612.00 Offertory……... $ 130.00 Students…………$ 00.00 Total………….. $ 742.00 DAA goal is $6,432.00 DAA total so far….$4,119.00
St. Anthony LITURGICAL ROLES
ST. MARY LITURGICAL ROLES
Sunday, December 4, 2016 at 8:30 AM Lector: Barry Melcher Servers: Parker Mitte, Tiffany Mitte, Lainy Trampush Eucharistic Ministers: Joyce Syth, Norm Mayenschein, Barb Sladich, Linda Susa, Bill Sladich Music: Mary Jo Gregorich & Adult Choir Ushers: Frank Arch, Bill Lindner, Ryan Lindner, volunteer
Greeters: Dick & Bonnie Lindner
Sunday, December 4, 2016 at 10:30 AM Lector: Ryley Fischer Servers: Tanner and Elizabeth Troutt, Halle Aumann Eucharistic Ministers: Betty Loos, Chuck & Julie Loos, Michelle Malm, Bob Meyer Music: Polly Lindner
Saturday, December 3, 2016 at 6:30 PM Lector: Carrie Schmidt Servers: Rebecca, Louis and Wayne Walter Eucharistic Ministers: Rick & Margie Szymanski, Nan Weyer, Shirley Weyer, Shannon Toufar Music: Need
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Confirmation will be held at St. Anthony’s
Dec. 4th at 1:00. Choir members are needed!
Please check your schedules. Everyone is
welcome from our cluster parishes to
participate. The last practice will be held on Sunday
evening, November 27th in the St. Anthony’s choir loft
from 5:45 to 7:00 pm.
The Cupboard is Bare. Throughout Advent, we will be
collecting items for the House of Mercy. There is a tote in
the back of church to put them in. Looking for items such
as: tweezers, fingernail clippers, mirrors, combs, brushes,
dish soap, pads, kotex, light bulbs, shaving cream, razors,
SOS Pads, conditioner, shampoo, bounce, bubble bath,
hand soap (bar), kleenex, hand sanitizer, liquid hand soap,
Pine-Sol, tooth brushes, tooth paste, dobbie pads, band
aides, foot spray, q-tips, antibiotic cream, mouth wash,
toilet paper, paper towels, laundry soap, deodorant, gift
cards, money (for the volunteers to purchase additional
needed items)
Sponsored by Joint Social Concerns Committee
St. Anthony, St. Mary’s and Holy Family
The December meeting of St. Ann’s, followed by a
Christmas Party, will be held on Monday evening,
Dec. 5th, starting with an Advent Prayer Service at
7:00 pm at St. Mary’s Hall. Those attending are asked
to bring decorations for the tables that can be auctioned
off after the meeting. Other articles are welcomed al-
so. A lunch will be served afterwards. All ladies of
the parish are welcomed to attend.
St. Anthony’s Parish Friendship Tree is now
up and ready for names to be picked, people to
be visited and gifts to be bought for children
less fortunate. Please help us get the tree
emptied and hearts filled!
St. Anthony School News
STEWARDSHIP OF TIME AND TALENT
Parish News
St. Mary’s School News
Tuesday, Nov. 29: Advent Prayer Service at 8:15 am Wednesday, Nov. 30: Mass Prepared by Grades 3&4
Thursday, Dec. 1: Grades 3-6 to see Christmas Carol at
Lucille Tack
Thursday, December 1: Children’s Mass at 8:15 am
**During the month of November, we will again have our Annual Food Drive to help support the Greenwood Food Pantry. Drop off containers are located in the entrance of St. Mary Church and in St. Mary School. Any non-perishable food items are welcome.
Community News
St. Anthony’s Christmas Eve Children’s Program will soon
be upon us. This year, we are presenting a totally new
program for you. Looking for any child between the grades of
4K thru 12th to participate. Letters are being sent home with
any interested child, including song lyrics and web address to
listen to and watch before practices start. Practices will start
on MONDAY, December 5th (note change of day for practice).
December 12th and December 19th at 3:30 until 4:45 pm. A
snack will be provided for them before practice starts. We
understand that the older kids will probably have practice for
sports on Mondays, but we can work with them as a group at a
different time. Any questions, or to sign up your child please
call or text: Tara Scheel at 715-255-3226, Shannon Toufar at
715-937-1255, or Julie Loos at 715-937-1709. Looking
forward to hearing from many of you; we need your beautiful
voices to fill our hearts and church that night.
Loyal Senior Citizens will meet December 5th at
12:00 noon at Shelby’s Pub in Loyal.
Greenwood Chamber of Commerce’s Christmas
Memories 12th Tour of Homes will be on
Saturday, December 10, 2016 from 10 am to 5 pm.
Tickets are $7.00 and are available for purchase at any
home. Come and share your holiday spirit with Steve &
Carol Hemersbach, Bruce Kirn & Deb Schofield,
Pat Klinke, Luke & Amy Nigon and the Old Streets of
Greenwood Museum as they have opened up their homes
for you this holiday season. Refreshments and a door prize
at each home. Mark your calendars now to visit!
St. Mary's Adult Choir: Come join us as we prepare for the Christmas season on the following practice dates: Sunday, Nov 27 after 8:30 am Mass Sunday, Dec 4 after 8:30 am Mass Sunday, Dec 11 at 7:00 pm Sunday, Dec 18 at 7:00 pm.
Advent Reconciliation Schedule Sunday December 4th
Confirmation Weekend in Thorp Deanery Sunday December 11th
Neillsville: 3:30pm Confessions Monday December 12th
Thorp/Owen: @ St. Bernard Thorp 7:00pm Confessions Saturday December 17th
Loyal/Greenwood/Willard @Greenwood 10:30am Confessions Sunday December 18th
Abbotsford, Dorchester, Colby parishes
@ St. Mary’s Colby 7:00pm Confessions
November 2016 STP Raffle Calendar Winners.
$20.00 winners: Jerry Hartung, Millie Larson, Beverly Kuse,
Mark Weyer, Theresa Harmon, Jonathon Kottke, Matt Scheel,
Clarence Becker, Julie Plautz, Deb Brecht, Audrey Gregorich,
Pat Englebretson, Sam Lathrop, Barb Horn, Loni Klinke, Eliot
Suda, Jim Miller donated to St. Anthony School, Joann
Oestreich, Shelley Rivera, Bob & Jackie Loos, Laurencia
Osowski, Becky Diller, Carrie Kappus, Tim Froeba. $50.00
winners: Noel & Maryanne Olson, Todd Schultz, Barb Horn,
Mike Berres, Wendy Morrow. $75.00 winner Gigi Plautz.
Congratulations to all. Good luck to everyone next month!
There are still 2017 calendars available if you have not gotten
yours yet. Contact the rectory office.
Rozellville Lions Pancake Feed Sunday, December 4th at Neises Hall, Rozellville serving 8 am to 12:30 pm. Potato and buttermilk pancakes, sausage and trimmings. Bring your used hearing aids and eyeglasses.
KSKJ Lodge 136 is collecting "Socks for Soldiers" for
the rest of November and all of December. Please put any
new package of socks, ankle or crew, black or white in the
tote in the entry of Holy Family. If you belong to another
Church and would like to donate just leave them at your
church or call Lonna Rakovec to pick them up. Clean, dry
good socks are extremely important for our Soldiers.
KSKJ Lodge#136 and Holy Family Parish are having
their Annual Children's Christmas Party on December
11th starting with a Pot-luck Lunch at Noon. There will be
door prizes,children's games and a sing-along. The CYO
will have an Silent Auction during this time. Of course
Santa will make an appearance to hand out bags of candy
and get your Christmas lists. I hear Mrs. Clause made
Santa a new Suit, I am so excited to see it! Come and join
us on Dec. 11th!
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