St Sunday In Ordinary Time August 22, 2021 SAINT ANNE .
21st Sunday in Ordinary TimeSAINT ANNEASSUMPTIONAugust 22, 2021&SAINT JOSEPHOF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
2SACRAMENTSBAPTISMIf you are planning a baptism, you must attend a baptismclass, if it has been more than two years since you attendedone of our classes you must attend one again. The date forthe next baptism class is Wednesday, October 20 at 6pm inthe Beaudette Centre at St. Anne Parish, call the parish office if you plan to attend. If this date doesn't work for youor you want to schedule a baptism before the date of theclass, please call the parish office and we will work withyou.CLERGY OF THE CLUSTERDeacon Larry AmellParish Life CoordinatorRev. Joseph MadanuRev. Anil PasalaSacramental MinistersRev. John DrummyDeacon Dick PetersonDeacon Tom RauschDeacon Ed ColoskyDeacon Robin MajorRetired PriestDeaconDeaconDeaconDeaconST. ANNE STAFFMARRIAGEContact the office at least 6 months prior to proposedwedding date. Preparation programis required. Couples should be activelypracticing their faith.Ann ErlitzParish Secretary/Scrip CoordinatorRenee RivardParish/School BookkeeperJanelle Sutherland/Robyn MajorMusic DirectorsCARE OF THE SICKEmergency calls answered immediately, 715-371-1235.Anointing of the sick call Fr. Joseph 715-371-1235. Communion calls to homebound and hospitalsby request.CHRISTIAN BURIALFamily should contact the office tobegin funeral arrangements.Sara Measner- Coordinator- Grade 6 thru 10715-529-7272Rachel McGurran- Coordinator- Grade K thru 5651-329-3083Inquiries Call the Parish Office 715-247-3310Fr. Joseph, cell 715-371-1235email jojinani@gmail.comCONFESSION TIMESST. ANNE FAITH FORMATIONSCHOOL STAFFMrs. Michelle RochelMrs. Karla MalleryPrincipalAdmin. Asst.ST. JOSEPH STAFFRana KhoryParish Secretary/bookkeeperST. JOSEPH FAITH FORMATIONRose KlugowFaith FormationST. ANNE:SATURDAY MORNING 9:00-9:30AMSATURDAY AFTERNOON 4:15-4:45 PMASSUMPTION:SUNDAY 8:30-8:45AM AS FATHER JOSEPH IS AVAILABLEST. JOSEPH:SATURDAY 3:00-3:45PMCONFESSIONS ARE ALWAYS AVAILABLE UPON REQUESTBY APPOINTMENTCALL FR. JOSEPH715-371-1235ST. ANNE & ASSUMPTION PARISH OFFICEPO BOX 9SOMERSET, WI 54025715-247-3310 FAX: 715-247-3174WEBSITE www.stannesomerset.orgOffice Hours: Mon-Thurs 8am to 3pm Fri 8am to NoonWelcome New Parishioner Assumption St. Anne St. JosephThis form gives you an easy means to let the parish officeknow that you would like to become a member of ourparish family. Send it by mail, drop it off at the parishoffice, or put it in the collection basketNameAddressCity State ZipTelephone EmailST. JOSEPH PARISH OFFICEPO BOX 399OSCEOLA, WI 54020715-294-2243 FAX: 715-294-2495WEBSITE osceolacatholic.orgOffice Hours: Tues-Thurs 9am to 1:00pmST. ANNE CATHOLIC SCHOOLSCHOOL OFFICE: 715-247-3762 FAX: 715-247-4335WEBSITE www.stannecatholicschool.org
3The Old TestamentDear friends in Christ,In my previous article I have explained that the key to understandthe Bible is to learn the structure ofthe Bible. The whole Bible is divided into two majordivisions: the Old Testament and the New Testament.Here is the key to understand the Old Testament: ofthe 46 books in the Old Testament there are 4 different kinds of books.1. Pentateuch: There are five books in this section(Genesis – Deuteronomy). The word ‘Pentateuch’ iscoming from the Greek word ‘Penta’ which means ‘five’– ‘the first five books of the Bible.’ Its Hebrew name is‘Torah’ which means ‘The Law’ or ‘The Instruction’. It explains God’s divine purpose and plan; how sin enteredthe world and God’s response to sin; God’s relationship with mankind; God’s commandments and His instructions to His people.2. Historical Books: There are 16 books in this section(Joshua – 2 Maccabees). They deal with the history ofthe nation of Israel. How they settled in the PromisedLand, the reign of Judges, the establishment of Kings,the division of Israel into the Northern and SouthernKingdoms, fall of Northern Kingdom to Assyria and thefall of Southern Kingdom to Babylon, return from exileunder the leadership of Nehemiah and Ezra and reformation under the leadership of Judas Maccabees.These first 21 books (Genesis through 2 Maccabees)cover the whole history of Israel. The other 25 books (7Wisdom Books and 18 Prophetical Books) fit somewhere in those 21 books.3. Wisdom Books: There are seven books in this section (Job – Sirach). They are also called as poeticalbooks because poetry is their form. They speak aboutreal human experiences, how our life changes underthe sun and the reality of God in our lives.4. Prophetical Books: There are 18 books in this section (Isaiah – Malachi). They spoke of God’s messageto people, warned them of coming judgement, andgave message of hope. Keep this structure in mindwhen you read the Old Testament and it will begin totake shape for you. God Bless!Next Article: New TestamentS A I N TA N N EThe Sanctuary Candle The sanctuary candle at St.Anne burns the month of August in Memory of JudySchmitt by Ann & Kevin Erlitz.Rest in Peace Yvonne Martell, one of St. Anne parishioners passed away. Please keep Yvonne and her family inyour prayers.Welcome We welcome Bryson Edmund Johnson sonof Bryce Johnson & Julianna Belisle to the parish family of St. Anne through the waters of baptism. We congratulate and celebrate with them on this happy andholy occasion.Eucharistic Adoration Eucharistic Adoration at St.Anne will be on Thurs., September 2nd and begins immediately following the 9am Mass and concludes before the Fri. 9am Mass. You will find the sign up sheetsin the Beaudette Centre.Your Gift of TreasureSt. AnneAdultChildrenLooseTotalNeeded for BudgetDifferenceT4TAir ConditioningAug 15, 7.0025.00Fiscal 32934.912336.71
4A S S U M P T I O NS A I N TJ O S E P HFAITH FORMATION:ST. JOSEPH & ASSUMPTION OF BVM:ROSE KLUGO—GRADES 6-10 ——— 715-294-2243Email rklugow@hotmail.comFirst Reconciliation: Any families with children over 7 years of age who would like their child to prepare for FirstReconciliation this year are invited to the First Reconciliation Parent Meeting and first class on Wednesday, Sept 1stfrom 6:00 - 7:00 pm in St. Joseph's social hall. The parent meeting will cover the schedule of all First Reconciliationclasses and events. At the same time, children will meet separately with their teacher to go over Lesson 1 from theFirst Reconciliation workbook. Please contact Rose Klugow at rklugow@hotmail.com to register so all needed materials can be ready for the meeting.The Search: Why are we here? What is life all about? What happens when we die?These are some of life’s deepest questions, rooted in the human heart’s deepest desires: happiness, love, beauty,and meaning. Where can we find the answers to these questions and these desires? Until satisfied, we are leftquestioning, longing, and searching.The Search video series guides viewers through an arc of seven episodes, examining the great big story of everything - life and death, sorrow and happiness, science and faith - as astrophysicists, psychologists, astronauts, neuroscientists, professors, athletes, artists, and the beauty of the cosmos all point to one big (and perhaps surprising)conclusion: that Jesus Christ and the Catholic Church have the best and most satisfying answers to every one of thequestions and desires of the human heart.You are invited to pause with us to contemplate the bigger picture, the bigger questions of life and our purposehere on earth. All adult parishioners are invited to "The Search", a series of 7 sessions that will include dinner, avideo viewing, and discussion in a small group setting. Sessions run Wednesday evenings from 6:00 pm to 7:30pm beginning September 8th through October 20th in St. Joseph's Social Hall. Feel free to invite friends andfamily to experience The Search with you. Child care is available for children under 12. Registration for the seriesis requested and available at osceolacatholic.org.Wheels & Wings Food Booth: Our St. Joseph and Assumption Faith Formation Program will be back at Wheels &Wings this fall with our delicious food booth to raise funds for Faith Formation programming and Extreme FaithCamp scholarships. Please save the date to help with set up and prep on Friday afternoon (September 10th) orselling and clean up on Saturday (September 11th). This is a fun way to help our youth and get to know your fellow parishioners better. Watch for sign up details in the bulletin and via email in August.Your Gift of TreasureAssumptionAdultChildrenLooseTotalNeeded for budgetDifferenceT4TAug 15, Fiscal .00Bulletin Deadline Please have your information forthe bulletin in by 9am, Monday mornings. You canemail it to aerlitz@stanne-somerset.orgHelp Wanted St. Joseph Catholic Church is looking tohirer a parish secretary/ book keeper. This is a parttime position. If you are interested please contact Deacon Larry at 715-247-3310.Your Gift of TreasureSt. JosephAdultLooseGiftsTotalNeeded for budgetDifferenceBuilding FundAug 15, 2021Weekly1890.00304.00Fiscal .0018,445.00- 1309.80850.00
45Mass IntentionsSaturday, Aug 214:00 pm For the people of our ParishesSJ5:00 pm †Harold & Rose Bailargeon by Lisa RodriguezSASunday, Aug 22 (New Times)7:30 am †Trudy Stacken by Stacken FamilySA9:00 am †Cyril Krenz by Pat & Mary CorkranAS10:30am† Shirley Higgins by Tom HigginsSA11:00am† Peg Olson by Deacon Dick PetersonSJMonday, Aug 23No MassSATuesday, Aug 245:30 pm Rewald Family by David RewaldSA†All SoulsPMWednesday, Aug 259:00 am †Harold Schachtner by FamilySAThursday, Aug 269:00 am †Donald Demulling by Tom HigginsSA7:30 am †All SoulsSJFriday, Aug 279:00 am †Rita Kieckhoefer by A friend of RitaSASaturday, Aug 284:00 pm †All SoulsSJ5:00 pm †Tom Constant by Donna BelisleSASunday, Aug 29 (New Times)7:30 am For the people of our ParishesSA9:00 am †Living & Deceased Foresters by Foresters AS10:30am†Pamisetti Mary TjaswinniSA11:00am†Gerald Weinmann by Barb Weinmann SJSA - St. Anne SJ - St. JosephAS Assumption of BVMMI N I S T R YSC H E D ULESt. Anne Ministry ScheduleAug 28&29Lector:5:00 pm Suzette Sontag7:30 am Grace Becher10:30 am Mary VanasseSacristan:5:00 pm Shannon Gamble7:30 am Rick Colbeth10:30 am Jeff DeGeestUshers:5:00 pm Mike Bodlovick, Troy Wink, Peter Kocik,Steve Schmitt7:30 am Dave Durand, Matt Woner, Fred Pasno,Bob Landry10:30 am Joe Studnicka, Mike Bullock, Elizabeth Ziller,Mark MeasnerSt. Joseph Ministry ScheduleSacristan:4:00 pm Ann Abrahamson11:00 am Char BottolfsonLector:4:00 pm Ann Abrahamson11:00 am Jennifer BeyerUshers:4:00 pm Scott Kieffer, Richard Berg11:00 am Don Steffen, Kevin RectorAug 28&29Assumption of BVM Ministry ScheduleAug 29Lector – Jessica NeumannSacristan –Judy BoucherUshers – John Handrahan, Mark Boucher, TomMontpetit, Todd NeumannReadings for the week of August 22, 2021Sunday: Jos 24:1-2a, 15-17, 18b/Ps 34:2-3, 16-17, 18-19, 20-21, 22-23 [9a]/Eph 5:21-32 or 5:2a, 25-32/Jn 6:60-69Monday:1 Thes 1:1-5, 8b-10/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b [cf. 4a]/Mt 23:13-22Tuesday:Rv 21:9b-14/Ps 145:10-11, 12-13, 17-18 [12]/Jn 1:45-51Wednesday: 1 Thes 2:9-13/Ps 139:7-8, 9-10, 11-12ab [1]/Mt 23:27-32Thursday:1 Thes 3:7-13/Ps 90:3-5a, 12-13, 14 and 17 [14]/Mt 24:42-51Friday:1 Thes 4:1-8/Ps 97:1 and 2b, 5-6, 10, 11-12 [12a]/Mt 25:1-13Saturday:1 Thes 4:9-11/Ps 98:1, 7-8, 9 [9]/Mt 25:14-30Next Sunday: Dt 4:1-2, 6-8/Ps 15:2-3, 3-4, 4-5 [1a]/Jas 1:17-18, 21b-22, 27/Mk 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23Observances for the week of August 22, 2021Sunday: 21st Sunday in Ordinary TimeMonday:St. Rose of Lima, VirginTuesday:St. Bartholomew, ApostleWednesday: St. Louis; St. Joseph Calasanz, PriestThursday:Friday:St. MonicaSaturday:St. Augustine, Bishop and Doctor of the ChurchNext Sunday: 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time
6O U RP A R I S H E SFrom the desk of Michelle Rochel, Principal FAITH FORMATION:ST. ANNE:SARA MEASNER—GRADES 6-10 ——— 715-294-4307Email smeasner@stanne-somerset.orgRACHEL MCGURRAN— GRADES PK-5—— 651-329-3083Email rmcgurran@stanne-somerset.org2021–22 registrations are still being accepted formost grade levels. If you have questions or would likea VIP tour contact Michelle Rochel, Principal at 715247-3762 or mrochel@stanne-somerset.org. All arewelcome to learn, serve, lead, and be part of our St.Anne family!Faith Formation Classes for Grades 1-5 Faith Formation classes for children in Grades 1-5 will begintowards the end of September. Stay tuned for an exact date! Note that due to the Mass schedule change,classes will now be Sundays from 8:45 - 10:20am. Registration will be available in the near future.As part of the PRAY365 Calendar FundraiserWhether it be a birthday, anniversary, special date, ormemorial. We have some available spots to honorand recognize your loved ones. Please go towww.stannecatholicschool.org, click on Ways to Give,click on PRAY 365 to see available dates, then call715-247-3762 to secure your spots.Thank you!Coming to St. Anne's Catechesis of the Good Shepherd (CGS)for 3-6 year oldsCatechesis of the Good Shepherd is coming to St.Anne's Faith Formation for ages 3-6 years old. This isan incredibly beautiful program that has proven tohelp form and nurture young children's relationship withGod. CGS will be offered on Friday mornings beginning October 8th from 8:15 - 9:45 am & Sundaymornings beginning October 10th from 8:45 - 10:15am.As we prepare for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd,we invite our entire parish community to join in helpingus in this preparation period. We are looking forwoodworkers, painters, seamstresses, and anyone interested in helping to prepare materials for our atrium. The atrium is the designated space in which thechildren will learn the works of this program and allowthe Holy Spirit to lead them in their work. Pleasewatch the bulletin board in the Beaudette Center forthe patterns in which we will need to build/createitems as well as different items we will need to launchthis program successfully.Stay tuned to the bulletin and the website as we willcontinue to provide information about Catechesis of theGood Shepherd, what it's about, and our progress towards launchingIf you are interested in signing up your child for Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, please add your name to theever-growing sign-up list in the Beaudette Center and theback of church.it in October!
O U RP A R I S H E SSt. Anne Catholic SchoolGalaSave the Date!!! –The Gala will be Saturday, October 16, 2021.Tickets are now available in the parish office 75 per personWatch for further details!7“Matching Funds for St. Anne Catholic School at theRelevant Radio Christ Brings Hope Banquet! Attendthe Christ Brings Hope Banquet on Thursday, September 16th, at the Double tree – Bloomington/Minneapolis South, and you can designate matchingfunds for St. Anne Catholic School – thanks to a generous benefactor. Join in honoring Saint Joseph at thisfestive evening to support Catholic radio in the TwinCities and meet the people behind the microphones onRelevant Radio 1330 AM! To register, go to the Eventstab at www.relevantradio.com , and select MINNESOTA, or call Celine at 612-643-4117.”Feast of the Assumption of Blessed Virgin MaryCelebration at Assumption of BVMSt. Anne Catholic SchoolGala 50/50 RaffleGet your ticket Now 100 eachWin up to 10,000THERE ARE ONLY 200 TICKETS TO BE SOLDPrayer Request Please remember Joan Felling, Nolan Milton, Don DeRosier, Dick Hartung, Chris Johnson,Susan Belisle, Marion Neumann, Andrew Richie, RayaWitthoft, Cynthia Jenkins, Carol Krenz, Ann Austreng,Betty Silbernagel, , Ann Grahovac, Ava Pattschull, JodiJansen, Sean Springer & Donald Potting from our parish family who are in need of our prayers. If youwould like to be listed in the bulletin please call theparish office.Palisade Colorado Peaches and Pears are comingto St. Anne’s School!Peach and pear pick up date: August 28th(dates are subject to change)These are sweet, tree-ripened peaches from the RockyMountain Orchards of Palisade, Colorado. Thepeaches are organically grown, picked at theirsweetest, loaded in a refrigerated truck, and arrive inSomerset 24 hours later – ready for you to enjoy. Thisyears’ crop looks excellent!20 pound boxes will be sold for 47 each; that’s 2.35 per pound for organically grown peaches!½ box (10 lb) are also available for 25 each20 pound box of pears 45; 10 pound box 24To place an order, Online: -stanneOr please call or text Michelle Schaefer at715-497-8885 or email your orderto mj.schaefer80@gmail.com. Leave your name,phone number, and the number of boxes you wish toorder and your preferred delivery date.Sweet Hand-picked Organically grown Delicious
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Aug 22, 2021 · the 46 books in the Old Testament there are 4 differ-ent kinds of books. 1. Pentateuch: There are five books in this section (Genesis – Deuteronomy). The word ‘Pentateuch’ is – ‘the first five books of the Bible.’ Its Hebrew name is ‘Torah’ which means ‘The Law’ or ‘The Instruction’. .
MASS READINGS -YEAR B THIS SUNDAY: 28th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME First Reading: Wisdom 7:7-11 Psalm: Ps 89:12-17 Second Reading: Hebrews 4:12-13 Gospel: Mark 10:17-30 NEXT SUNDAY: Alacoque, Virgin or 29th SUNDAY in ORDINARY TIME First Reading: Isaiah 53:10-11 Psalm: Ps 32:4-5. 18-20. 2
Saturday, Feb. 25 - Vigil of the Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 p.m. All Parishioners, Living and Deceased Phil Pieczynski (C. Nowak and Family) Divine Mercy for All (C. Kisielente Family) Sunday, Feb. 26 - Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 6:00 a.m. Health Blessings: Koen Guest (Gu
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Saturday, Feb. 25 - Vigil of the Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 5:00 p.m. All Parishioners, Living and Deceased Phil Pieczynski (C. Nowak and Family) Divine Mercy for All (C. Kisielente Family) Sunday, Feb. 26 - Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 6:00 a.m. Health Blessings: Koen Guest (Gu
Worship Schedule Sunday June 6th 10:30 am Pastor Tom Skrenes Sunday June 13th 10:30 am Lisa Bouche, LLM Sunday June 20th 10:30 am Lisa Bouche, LLM Sunday June 27th 10:30 am Pastor Dave VanKley Sunday July 4th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 11th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 18th 10:30 am TBA Sunday July 25th 10:30 am TBA Worship is open to those who feel safe attending.
Sunday School for Youth 9:15 am Rotation for teachers each month: 1st Sunday Debbie Wood 2nd Sunday Sharon Townsend 3rd Sunday Ruth Akins 4th Sunday Heather Carter Also, the nursery will be open for infants through elementary school age during worship. Join Adult Sunday School in the Conference Room each Sunday morning at 9:15 am.
ORDINARY TIME 2nd Sunday in Ordinary Time — A, 132 — B, 133 — C, 134 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time — A, 135 — B, 136 — C, 137 . Two men will be out in the field; one will be taken, and one will be left. Two women will be grinding
25TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME SEPTEMBER 19, 2021 5 GOSPEL MEDITATION 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time There is something about being first. Whether it be first in line, first to be picked for the team, or the first one to finish their work, great satisfactio
