Catholic Daughters Of The Americas Court Plainview #497 - Plainview, MN
Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court Plainview #497 - Plainview, MN Newsletter Editor: Karen Reinschmidt –kreinsch85@gmail.com Quarterly Newsletter In This Issue Messages from our Regent and Court Chaplain State CDA Convention Support our Seminarians (SOS) Spiritual Adoption Programs, Projects & Charities Important dates & reminders CDA Mission Statement Catholic Daughters of the Americas strives to embrace the principle of faith working through love, in the promotion of justice, equality, and the advancement of human rights and human dignity for all. January – February – March 2019 Message from our Regent As Catholic Daughters, we are invited to echo Mary’s fiat and perform with love the Corporal & Spiritual Works of Mercy in our families, parish and community that our Lord calls us to do. Mary’s words “May it be done” or “Be it done” are often referred to as her fiat. Mary’s fiat is her submission to God’s will. When we echo her words, we too submit to God’s will in our lives. We model our faith after Mary’s faith opening ourselves up to the will of God. Why is Mary such a great model for faith? It all goes back to her fiat. With full trust in God, she set her will aside and let his be done. Think about the choices she had. She could have said “Let it be done later,” and she could have downright refused—but she didn’t. As a result, God brought redemption into the world through Mary. God wants to bring life, peace, and goodness into this world through us, too. Are we willing to let it be done? Let us have the courage to echo the words of Mary and live the life God calls us to live. Regent Sharon Schouweiler CDA Motto – Unity & Charity The purpose of the organization is to participate in the religious, charitable, and educational Apostolates of the Church. Catholic Daughters of the Americas engages in creative and spiritual programs which provide its members with the opportunity to develop their God-given talents in a meaningful way to positively influence the welfare of the church and all peoples throughout the world. Message from our Chaplain Happy New Year! It is common this time of year to make resolutions to change our ways of eating, to stop smoking, to exercise, just to name a few. It is also a good time to look at or create your “Plan of Life.” What are your Deacon John DeStazio priorities? How does God fit into your daily life? Putting God first and recognizing him daily can make the biggest change in your life. Remember: God has a plan for your life. The enemy has a plan for your life. Be wise enough to know which one to battle and which one to embrace. Blessings and prayers for the new year! Deacon John DeStazio, OFS
Court Officers Regent Sharon Schouweiler 15543 75th Street Plainview, MN 55964 (507) 273-7452 stschouweiler@gmail.com Vice Regent Rita Young 10229 County Road 41 Plainview, MN 55964 (507) 251-1508 Rita.E.Young@gmail.com Financial Secretary Debbie Blattner 30596 Hwy 247 Elgin, MN 55932 (507) 876-2226 kdblattner@hotmail.com Recording Secretary Karen Reinschmidt 720 3rd Ave NW Plainview, MN 55964 (507) 951-6889 kreinsch85@gmail.com Treasurer Jean Klavetter 460 2nd Street SW Plainview, MN 55964 (507) 534-2807 rjklavetter@yahoo.com Membership Dues Reminder Our court’s membership dues should be paid by January 31 each year. Dues are 25 (payable to CDA Court #497) and can be mailed to Debbie Blattner at 30596 Hwy 247; Elgin, MN 55932. February Meeting Canceled Please note that the February 18, 2019, meeting at Green Prairie Place is CANCELED due to scheduling conflicts for several officers. Contact Sharon Schouweiler with questions. 2019 State Convention The 48th Biennial State CDA Convention will be held at the Kahler Grand Hotel in Rochester, MN on May 2-4, 2019. The theme for this Convention is “YOU ARE THE JOY IN CDA.” There will be raffles and silent auctions on both days. Our court will send three delegates to attend the business session and vote on our behalf. All other Catholic Daughters are welcome to attend any part of the convention at their own expense. Exception: our court will honor those who have been in CDA 50 years at the Saturday luncheon and pay for their lunch. Convention Agenda Friday, May 3 – Red, White & Blue Day (wear patriotic colors in support of our troups) 9:00am – Convention convenes 12:00-1:00pm Lunch 3:00pm – Convention/Meeting recesses 4:30pm – Memorial and Patriotic Mass at Co-Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, Rochester. All members are encouraged to attend this mass. All State and Local Court Officers wear their robes and process in with Bishop Quinn and concelebrants. Saturday, May 4 Court Chaplain Deacon John DeStazio St. Joachim Catholic Church 900 West Broadway Plainview, MN 55964 (507) 534-3321 jfdestazio@hotmail.com 8:00am – Voting (delegates must be seated at that time) 9:00am – Business meeting resumes 11:45am – Luncheon & recognition of 50 year members. Others can attend at their own expense ( 25/person). Make meal reservations by April 1. Special dietary needs accommodated. 2:00pm – Convention closes – Retiring of colors District Deputy Janet Ryan PO Box 31 Zumbrota, MN 55992 (507) 732-5089/ jrryan@hcinet.net 4:00pm – Installation of State Officers Mass at Co-Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, Rochester. All members are encouraged to attend this mass. Officers wear their robes. 5:30 pm – Social and Banquet at Kahler Hotel – Heritage Room (meals 35/person, reservations due by April 1).
Remember in Your Prayers Deceased members of our Court Our CDA sisters who are ill Pray to end abortions and terrorism (3 Hail Marys daily) Priests, deacons, and lay ministers – may God bless them and grant them strength to do His work Sisters M. Jennifer and M. Sara (Angela Carlson’s daughters) Sister Emmanuel (Linda Schmidt’s daughter) All seminarians, especially Charles DeReuil, Alex Hall, David Maslow and Gregory Sauer. Support Our Seminarians Support Our Seminarians (SOS) is one of our state projects. Catholic Daughters courts participate by offering prayer support, mass intentions, sending monthly letters/cards or emails, and occasionally sending a small gift or care package. Shown below are the four seminarians currently assigned to our court. Charles DeReuil is originally from St. Joseph Parish in West St. Paul. He is currently a freshman at St. John Vianney Seminary; 2115 Summit Ave; Mailbox #5069; St. Paul, MN 55105. Alex Hall is from Assumption Parish in St. Paul. He is currently in the Pre-Theology-I year of study at St. Paul Seminary; 2260 Summit Ave; St. Paul, MN 55105. David Maslow is from Nativity of Our Lord Parish in St. Paul. He is a college senior at St. John Vianney Seminary, 2115 Summit Ave; Mailbox #5920; St. Paul, MN 55105 Gregory Sauer is from St. Mary of Mount Carmel Parish in Long Prairie, MN. He is in the Theology IV level of study at St. Paul Seminary; 2260 Summit Ave; St. Paul, MN 55105. Please keep these seminarians in your prayers and consider sending them a card or letter of support and encouragement. Contact Rita Young with questions or information about SOS.
Spiritual Adoption Our Spiritual Adoption Project is underway. Please participate by saying the prayer provided every day to save an unborn child from abortion. We will celebrate the “birth” of our spiritually adopted babies at our October meeting. CDA Info Online: Local: www.saintjoachimchurch.org/c da497.html State: www.mncda.com National: www.catholicdaughters.org Programs, Projects and Charities The money from annual dues and fundraising efforts supports many worthy programs and efforts in alignment with our mission. There are 5 national projects that are supported by all courts: Laboure Society Habitat for Humanity Holy Cross Family Ministries (Father Peyton's Family Rosary) 4. National Center on Sexual Exploitation 5. S.O.A.R (Support Our Aging Religious) 1. 2. 3. Our Court supports many local programs in alignment with the CDA Circle of Love, including Birthright, parish Faith Formation programs, Diocesan vocations, area food shelves, and many other worthy causes. There are also several charities that are endorsed by the Catholic Daughters (listed below), and our Court budget includes making contributions to some of these charities. Catholic Relief Services Apostleship of the Sea Covenant House North American College Smile Train Tutwiler Clinic Project Handclasp The Missionaries of Charity (Mother Teresa) Misericordia Disaster Relief
Calendar of Upcoming Events February 910 Make & sell Cinnamon Rolls after masses. Committee: Karen Reinschmidt (chair), Darlene Goergen, Elaine Martin, Rosemary Marx, Mary Ann Sheehan, Sue Kennebeck. March 7 Lenten Lunch, St. Anne’s Hall, after noon mass. Lunch Cmte: Deb Blattner (chair), Mary Lou Petit, Carol Boyle, Rosemary Koenig, Sharon Schouweiler 910 Make & sell Cinnamon Rolls after masses. Committee: Rita Young (chair), Jessica Andring, Linda Schmidt, Marge Schouweiler, Jean Speedling 14 Lenten Lunch, St. Anne’s Hall, after noon mass. Lunch Cmte: Barb Haley (chair), Dianne Johnson, Alice Deming, Carol Graner, Betty Cronin, Rosy Krier 18 CDA Meeting: Rosary 6:30, Meeting 6:45; Birthright Baby Shower/Bea Rahrmann, chair; Lunch Cmte: Barb Haley (chair), Kris Miller, Bonnie Zell 21 Lenten Lunch, St. Anne’s Hall, after noon mass. Lunch Cmte: Jessica Andring (chair), Kourtney Hebert, Janet Rahman, Jean Speedling, Bonnie Zell 28 Lenten Lunch, St. Anne’s Hall, after noon mass. Lunch Cmte: Rita Young (chair), Rosemary Marx, Karen Reinschmidt, Mary Cummins 4 Lenten Lunch, St. Anne’s Hall, after noon mass. Lunch Cmte: Joann Klavetter(chair), Angela Carlson, Carol Kronebusch, Marge Schouweiler, Kathy Steffan 11 Lenten Lunch, St. Anne’s Hall, after noon mass. Lunch Cmte: Jean Klavetter (chair), Joanie Lyons, Darlene Miller, Kris Miller, Kathy Schmidt April 15 CDA Meeting & Court’s 99th Anniversary. Rosary 6:30, Meeting 6:45; Potluck Dinner Committee: Mary Sheehan (Chair), Sharon Durgin, Kourtney Hebert, Elaine Martin. A single sunbeam is enough to drive away many shadows. St. Francis of Assisi
Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court Plainview #497 November 19, 2018 Adopted as Read 1/21/2019 Minutes The regular meeting of Court Plainview #497 was called to order by Regent Sharon Schouweiler on November 19, 2018 at 7:00 p.m. in St. Anne’s Hall. A silent roll call of officers noted all officers present. Twelve additional members were present as well as Deacon John DeStazio, Court Chaplain. The minutes of the October 15, 2018 meeting were approved as read. There was no correspondence to read this month. The Treasurer reported the balance on hand was 3,385.12. Deposits totaled 2,063.23 and expenses amounted to 1,415.87. The balance as of November 19, 2018 is 4,032.51. The report will be filed. No bills were submitted this month. There were no committee reports this month. Old Business Around 90 people were served at the November 4th Sunday Brunch Fundraiser at Immaculate Conception Parish, with a profit of 513. Thank you to the court members who donated food and served at the event. Jessica Andring reported the following information about the magnetic bookmark fundraiser: o 462 – sales from the Barn at Bugle Plain o 212 – additional sales o Minus 289.05 expenses o 384.95 profit thus far There are still several sheets of magnets on hand to sell, all of which would be a profit. Suggestions were made to sell along with cinnamon rolls (keeping the money separate) or finding an available booth at the Plainview Old Fashioned Christmas or to check with the library or stores/businesses in town to see if they would allow us to have a display in order to sell these. New Business An updated list of seminarians sponsored by our court was distributed. Members are encouraged to pray for these seminarians and/or send cards or letters. The Court will include them in our rosary intentions at each meeting and will send periodic care packages. The seminarians’ names will be included in the next CDA newsletter. Nell Cook asked that the Catholic Daughters be informed that she has moved into hospice at 5650 Weatherhills Rd SW; Rochester MN 55902. Bingo at Green Prairie Assisted Living is scheduled for Tuesday, December 11. Carol Kronebusch and Bonnie Zell will chair the event. St. Charles CDA Court is hosting a holiday sweet treat sale on December 8, 8:30-10:30 a.m. at the St. Charles Church hall. A bake sale to benefit St. Joachim Faith Formation will be held after the masses on Dec. 1 and 2. December 17 is the court’s annual Christmas party with rosary starting at 6:15 and dinner served by the officers following the rosary. There will be no formal meeting in December. Financial Secretary Report: Records were updated to reflect new mailing addresses and phone numbers for Joyce Heaser and Nell Cook and a new phone number for Mary Ann Sheehan. Reminder to pay dues for 2018-2019 The meeting adjourned at 7:40 p.m. The next meeting will be on Monday, January 21 at 1:15 p.m. at Green Prairie Assisted Living. Karen Reinschmidt, Recording Secretary 11-19-18
Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court Plainview #497 January 21, 2019 Draft 01/21/2019 Minutes The regular meeting of Court Plainview #497 was called to order by Regent Sharon Schouweiler on January 21, 2019 at 1:35 p.m. at Green Prairie Assisted Living. A silent roll call of officers noted all officers present. Nine additional members were present. The minutes of the November 19, 2018 meeting were approved as read. Correspondence was read: Christmas card was received from Court St. John #1371 in Pipestone, MN. Thank you note from Fr. William Becker for the Christmas card and gift. Letter from Carol Bertrand (State Gummi Bear Chairperson) thanking the courts for their participation in the annual Gummi Bear fundraiser for Habitat for Humanity. The letter also responded to questions regarding what happens when there are overages or shortages of funds. The Treasurer reported the balance on hand was 4,032.51. Deposits totaled 1,962.16 and expenses amounted to 1,188.46. The balance as of January 21, 2019 is 4,806.21. The report will be filed. No unbudgeted bills were submitted this month. Committee Reports: Spiritual Enhancement – Reminder to pray for spiritual adoption babies. Prayer cards were distributed at the December Christmas party and will be sent out in the next newsletter. Legislation – January 22 is the anniversary of Roe vs. Wade. Education and Youth – No entries were received for the Education Contest. Kathy Schmidt will soon be sending out Scholarship applications to all the high school seniors in our parishes. Old Business The December meeting time was used for our Christmas party, which was well attended and a very nice time was had by all. It was decided to cancel the January 27th Sunday Brunch Fundraiser at Immaculate Conception Church and instead host a recruitment event (see New Business). New Business Minnesota State CDA Convention – scheduled for May 2-4, 2019. Rita Young is on the planning committee and gave an overview of the schedule of activities and events. Our court will send up to 3 delegates. Fifty-year members will be honored at the Saturday luncheon, and the Court will pay for the meals of the 50-year members and delegates. Additional members may attend at a cost of 35 per person. Meal reservations are due by April 1st. All members are encouraged to attend the 4:30 mass at St. John’s co-cathedral on Saturday, May 4th and officers will wear their robes. Additional convention details will be shared in the Court newsletter. Contact Rita Young with questions. It was moved and seconded to send Debbie Blattner, Karen Reinschmidt, and Sharon Durgin as delegates. The motion carried. Recruitment Event – Karen Reinschmidt offered to lead the planning efforts for a new member recruitment event. Rita Young and Carol Boyle offered to be on the planning committee and more information will be shared at the next meeting. Valentine Baskets – Debbie Blattner has been making calls to businesses for donations of fruit and other goodies for the baskets. She is also looking for additional helpers to deliver the baskets. The list of recipients was reviewed and updated. The committee will deliver the baskets the week/weekend before Valentine’s Day. Financial Secretary Report: Dues reminders will be mailed out this week. The meeting adjourned at 2:25 p.m. and the members made rosaries for this year’s First Communion class. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday, February 18 at 1:15 p.m. at Green Prairie Assisted Living. NOTE: This meeting was subsequently canceled by email. Next meeting will be March 18 at 6:45 p.m. at St. Anne’s Hall.
S.O.A.R (Support Our Aging Religious) Spiritual Adoption Our Spiritual Adoption Project is underway. Please participate by saying the prayer provided every day to save an unborn child from abortion. We will celebrate the "birth" of our spiritually adopted babies at our October meeting. Programs, Projects and Charities
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