St. Francis School celebrated Catholic Schools
Week with several fun
events
including:
Fr.
Mike’s
pizza,
Bailey
Orzech wins the school
spelling bee, the children’s
choir celebrates at Mass,
the kindergarten boys
have fun with “crazy hair
day”, and the students
relax in the cafeteria on
pajama day. What a great
week we had!
The Catholic Communities of
St. Francis Xavier and St. John the Baptist
February 8, 2015
5th Sunday of Ordinary Time
The Parish Communities of : St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church ~ St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Physical & mailing address:1708 East Tenth Street, Merrill, WI 54452
Parish Directory
Parish Office………………………………………………..536-2803
Pastor — Father Michael McLain………………………..536-2803 ext. 218
Retired Clergy — Father Joseph Kleinheinz…………….536-2803
Parish Secretary — Kris Leggett ………………………..536-2803 ext. 202
Financial Assistant — Laura Reiter…………………….536-2803 ext. 219
Parish Outreach/Evangelization — Sr. Dolores Lilla……...536-7487
DRE — Joe Velie ……………………………………...536-2803 ext. 222
Music Director — Mary Ament………………………....536-2803 ext. 230
Deacon — Jim Arndt……………………………...……..536-2803 ext. 215
Building Maintenance Supervisor — John Hanson…….536-2803 ext. 221
Custodians — Wolfgang Lenk……………………..……...536-2803 ext. 221
Cemetery Sexton — John Hanson
Parish Council Chairs — Lisa Hass (SFX), Carl Vander Sanden (SJB)
Trustees St. Francis Xavier— Pat Buckett (Pastoral) Jim Brickner (Finance)
Trustees St. John the Baptist— Jim St. Mary, Leona Vander Sanden
Liturgy Committee — Pete McConnell (SFX), Angela Frick (SJB)
School Committee — Chester Kwiesielewicz, Julie Bushor, Karen Grund,
Scott Nelson
Religious Education — Maria Brickner
School Principal — Sonja Doughty ..…….…… ................... 536-6083
School Secretary — Cindy Gennrich….………… ............... 536-6083
Stewardship (SJB)— Jason Meyer
Knights of Columbus — Mike Duginski, Grand Knight...536-2543
Public Relations — Susan Ryman……………[email protected]
Parish Website: www.stfrancismerrill.org
Staff email addresses are listed on the parish website
St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store…. ......................................... 539-1131
St. Vincent de Paul Outreach……. ......................................... 539-2666
St. Vincent Free Clinic………..…… ....................................... 539-9566
Merrill Community Food Pantry…………………………..536-4505
Mass Schedule (SJB-St. John Baptist SFX-St. Francis Xavier)
Weekend Mass
Saturday………………………………………..4:00 PM at SFX
Saturday………………………………………..6:00 PM at SJB
Sunday……………………………………………8:00AM & 10:00 AM SFX
Weekday Mass
Tuesday…………………………………….…...6:00 PM at SFX
Wednesday……………………………….…..9:00 AM at SFX
Thursday ….9:30 AM at SJB and 10:15 AM at Pine Crest
Friday………………………………………….....9:00 AM at SFX
Reconciliation Times (and by appointment)
Saturday…..…..3:00 PM (SFX) & 7:15 PM (SJB)
Tuesday………...5:30 PM (SFX) Wednesday….8:15 AM (SFX)
Thursday…..9:15 AM (SJB) Friday………….8:15 AM (SFX)
Parish Office hours: Monday 12:30 –4:00 PM
Tuesday-Thursday 8:00 AM-4:00 PM
Friday 8:00 AM-3:00 PM
(closed daily 12-12:30 for lunch)
Low Gluten Eucharist (.01%) are available.
Please see Fr. Mike before Mass.
We appreciate the advertisers who support our bulletin:
Dave’s County Market
300 East First Street
Supporter of our SCRIP program.
Physical address: N4887 Hwy 17, Bloomville
Come and Join us
Friends of Jesus Charismatic Prayer Group:
Our next meeting is February 11th at 6:00 PM
Everyone is welcome to join us.
Mom’s in Prayer:
Meetings vary. Call Irene at 536-9430
Eucharistic Adoration:
In “The Little Flower Chapel” Sun-Thur, 5AM-12AM
Friday 5AM-10PM, Saturday 5AM-1PM
Evening Prayer:
Wednesday at 5:45 PM in “The Little Flower Chapel”
Rosary:
St. Francis on Tuesdays 5:30 PM, Fridays 8:30 AM
At Pine Crest on Saturdays 9:30AM
St. Francis Xavier Soup Kitchen:
Every Tuesday from 5PM-6:30 PM
St. John the Baptist Thursday social time:
Every Thursday following 9:30 AM Mass
Little Knights Playgroup:
We meet every Friday that school is in
session from 9:00-10:30 AM in the
cafeteria
THE SANCTUARY LIGHTS at SFX in “The Little
Flower” Chapel burn in honor of: Loretta Imhoff &
Eileen Rupe.
THE SANCTUARY CANDLE at SFX this week burns
in honor of Lorriane LaPerriere. Eternal rest grant
unto her O Lord. May perpetual light shine upon her.
PRAYER CHAIN: Please call Kris at
the Parish Office with your prayer
chain requests.
You may leave a
message if necessary. The messages
are checked daily even on weekends.
SCRIPTURE FOR THE WEEK
February 9, 2015
Monday: Gn 1:1-19; Ps 104:1-2a, 5-6, 10, 12,
24, 35c; Mk 6:53-56
Tuesday: Gn 1:20 -- 2:4a; Ps 8:4-9; Mk 7:1-13
Wednesday: Gn 2:4b-9, 15-17; Ps 104:1-2a, 27-28, 29bc-30;
Mk 7:14-23
Thursday: Gn 2:18-25; Ps 128:1-5; Mk 7:24-30
Friday: Gn 3:1-8; Ps 32:1-2, 5-7; Mk 7:31-37
Saturday: Gn 3:9-24; Ps 90:2-6, 12-13; Mk 8:1-10
Sunday: Lv 13:1-2, 44-46; Ps 32:1-2, 5, 11; 1 Cor 10:31 -11:1; Mk 1:40-45
Weekly Schedule: February 9-15, 2015
Monday 2/9
Tuesday 2/10
Fr. Mike’s NO Soup Kitchen
Day Off
5:30 PM
3:30 PM
SFX Reconciliation
Religious Ed
6:00 PM
K-5
SFX Mass
6:45 PM
SFX Family Choir
Wednesday 2/11
Thursday 2/12
8:15 AM
SFX Reconciliation
9:30 AM
Mass at SJB
Social follows
9:00 AM
SFX Mass
3:15 PM
SFX Children’s
Choir
6:00 PM
Religious Ed
6:00 PM
Charismatic Prayer
Group
6:00 PM
RCIA
4:00 PM (SFX)
6:00 PM (SJB)
8:00 AM (SFX)
10:00 AM (SFX)
Gwen Wheat, Olivia Wheat
Marsha Bloechl, Karen Polacek
Mary Ball, Tim Fischer
Mary Ann VDG, Michaela Raleigh
Servers:
4:00 PM (SFX)
6:00 PM (SJB)
8:00 AM (SFX)
10:00 AM (SFX)
Tessa & Faith Wheat, Lillie Karpenske
Volunteers
K. Ball, E. Arneson, M. Leischer
B. Raleigh, G. Reindl, E. Hanson, J.
Rammer
Greeters/Ushers:
4:00 PM (SFX) B. Borchardt, J. Folta, D. MacSwain,
Volunteer
6:00 PM (SJB) George Lawrie, Paul Polacek
8:00 AM (SFX) T. Ball, B. Ball, A. Ball, M. Weix Sr
10:00 AM (SFX) W. Osterbrink, N. Raleigh, J. Reindl,
M. Rheinschmidt
.SCRIP sellers:
4:00 PM (SFX) Kelly Wheat
8:00 AM (SFX) Barb E. Adams, Betty Weix
10:00 AM (SFX) Barb A. Adams, Pam Suchocki
MINISTERS OF THE EUCHARIST at Park Place
February 15, 2015: Sr. Dolores
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ROSARY LEADER at Pine Crest
February 14, 2015: Mark Bares
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FOOD PANTRY VOLUNTEER
Week of February 15, 2015:
Clark Ambrose
Saturday 2/14
8:15 AM
12:30 PM
SFX
55+ Potluck
Reconciliation
3:00 PM
9:00 AM
SFX
SFX Mass
Reconciliation
6:30 PM
SFX Bell
Choir
Sunday 2/15
8:00 AM
SFX Mass
9:00 AM
K Of C
Doughnuts
4:00 PM
SFX Mass
6:00 PM
SJB Mass
SFX=St. Francis Xavier
SJB= St. John the Baptist
LITURGICAL MINISTRY SCHEDULE
February 14-15, 2015
Readers:
Friday 2/13
10:00 AM
SFX Mass
MASS INTENTIONS
Week of February 9, 2015
Tuesday
6:00 PM (SFX) Intention: † Richard Vignali
By: Family & Friends
Wednesday
9:00 AM (SFX) Intention: † Jack & Arlene Ament
By: Scott & Tracy Kules
Thursday
9:30 AM (SJB) Intention: † Barbara Szczepanski
By: Don Shilicox
10:15 AM (At Pine Crest) Intention: Special intention of
Joanne Myszka
Friday
9:00 AM (SFX) Intention: † Souls of Victoria & Bolish
Gorski Family
Saturday
4:00 PM (SFX)
6:00 PM (SJB)
Intention: † Roy Drew
By: Family
Intention: People of the parishes
Sunday
8:00 AM (SFX) Intention: † Ruth Strasman
By: Tom & Mary Jo Sazama
10:00 AM (SFX) Intention: † Jim Rammer
By: Family
SACRAMENTS
Baptism: Please call the parish office to schedule a
baptism. You must be a registered and contributing
member of the parish to have your child receive this
sacrament.
Anointing of the sick: This sacrament is available upon
request by calling the parish office. Please do not wait
until it becomes an emergency because a priest will not
always be immediately available.
Parish News
PASTOR’S CORNER
As a follow-up to the previous
Pastor’s Corner, allow me to take the
next step in planning a funeral liturgy.
What are your wishes with your
remains?
Full-body
burial
or
cremation? What does the Church
teach about these options? (HINT: no scattering of ashes
in a river/lake or backyard….)
Do you already have a cemetery / plot picked out? What
about a headstone? These can be very difficult decisions
for one’s survivors, especially in the case of a sudden or
unexpected death.
The Church teaches that liturgically the Funeral Mass
should be celebrated in the parish worship space. Viewing
of the body or ‘wake’ is normally done at the funeral
home (it used to be at the deceased’s home many years
ago.) If you are having a Mass, do you wish a particular
presider or homily (priest or deacon for the homily)? And
think about an alternative since we have such a severe
shortage of priests these days.
Some request a funeral luncheon…some at the parish and
some prefer to go to a restaurant. Talk about it ahead of
time.
What hymns, what readings would you like (and who will
proclaim the Word)? If you are having a Mass, will
someone be asked to bring up the gifts? What about
servers (and a stole fee for them and the priest/deacon)?
Some ask to have a rosary prayed for them at the wake;
perhaps a eulogy at either the wake service or at the
luncheon is desired.
I write this because my sister-in-law knows that she has 6
to 18 months left to live, has asked me to preside at her
funeral, and is taking these steps to celebrate her life, not
her death; to embrace God’s calling her home soon, and
to make sure that her family and friends know how much
she loves them.
-Father Mike
SAVE THE DATE!
Fr. Mike’s going away party: Sunday, June 14th
10:00 AM Mass followed by lunch!
Salads and desserts will be needed. Watch the
bulletin for more information.
55+ Potluck: Our February gathering will take place
on Saturday, February 14th at 12:30 PM in the
cafeteria. We will be playing cards and bingo.
Please bring your friends and a dish to pass
for lunch.
Anointing Mass: Everyone is invited to an Anointing
Mass at St. Francis Xavier on Saturday, February 21
at 10:00 AM. If you find yourself in need of spiritual,
emotional, or physical healing we encourage you to
attend.
What are Paraments? Paraments are ornamental
cloths that cover tables and other furnishings in the
altar area of a church. They are actually more than
decoration. They serve as a symbolic proclamation of
the faith, lending a visual dimension to worship.
These cloths match the color of the season; Usually
white, green, purple, or red. The liturgy committee
is now taking on the task of replacing our paraments.
They will need approximately $1000-$1500 to
replace them all, for each season. If you are able to
financially support this project, please call the parish
office.
Knight’s of Columbus Hospitality: The Knights of
Columbus will be hosting hospitality after the 8:00
AM Mass on Sunday, February 15th in the school
cafeteria. County Market homemade donuts, coffee,
milk and juice will be offered. Please come and join us
for some food and fellowship!
Are you praying for a miracle in your life or for
someone who needs an immediate need answered
according to God’s will? Then tune in to Relevant
Radio on FM 92.9 at 3:00 PM everyday during the
Drew Mariani Show to pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet
with prayer warriors from all over the world for your
intentions. This 1/2 hour prayer slot is considered
one of the most listened to prayer shows currently
on Catholic radio. The answered prayers from praying
the Chaplet during this 3:00 PM hour are
innumerable and out of this world amazing. Never
lose hope in having your prayers answered! If you’d
like more information on how to pray the Divine
Mercy Chaplet, please contact the parish office.
There is no soup kitchen on Tuesday Feb. 10th.
SFX School News
Religious Education
Religious Education schedule
Monday, Feb. 9, 3:30-4:30 PM Grades K-5
Wednesday, Feb. 11, 6:00-7:00 PM Grades K-8
Wednesday, Feb. 11 6:45-8:00 PM Confirmation
**A reminder to all parents that on Ash Wednesday, Feb.
18th, all classes K-Confirmation will be attending Mass
at 6:00 PM.**
“Discover the Way”, the 8th grade vocations retreat will
take place on Wednesday March 18. This retreat is open
to St. Francis Xavier School and Religious Education 8th
grade students. More information is to come soon.
These beautiful pieces of artwork were created as
a group effort between Mrs. Wheat's 1st grade
class from St Francis and Mrs. Kristina Walters’
1st grade class from St. Mary's from Tomahawk.
St. Francis hosted Medford, Tomahawk and
Rhinelander for Mass, lunch and activities to
celebrate Catholic Schools Week.
The middle
school students went bowling and had a wonderful
time interacting with each other.
It was a
wonderful experience for all the students and
staff!!
Rachel Rell (daughter of Kevin
& Sandy Rell) has completed all
five levels of the Music
Minister-in-Training program
here at St. Francis Xavier,
which makes her a full-fledged
music minister. She is able to
accompany all of the music for
a mass and is on our regular
schedule as an accompanist.
Congratulations, Rachel!
John Angotti in Concert
“Leap of Faith”
Today! Sunday, February 8th
4:00 PM with reception to follow
Family Friendly
Tickets available at the door:
$10/ person or $25/family
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Tomahawk, WI
Service Hours: The Lincoln County Health Department
is looking for Confirmation students who would like to
earn service hours by helping with a community project.
For more information please call Bridget Flood at 715539-1371.
Extreme Faith Camp: Extreme Faith Camp is a weeklong Catholic Summer Camp for Middle School
Students! It is open to students who have completed
6th—8th grade by the summer of 2015. There will be
rock climbing, canoeing, and more. There will be Mass,
adoration, a reconciliation night, small groups and topics
for teens. The camp will be led by the Extreme Team
which is formed of adult and senior high youth leaders
from participating parishes. This takes place June 8-12
at Crescent Lake Bible Camp, Rhinelander. For more
information, please call Joe Velie at 536-2803, ext. 222.
Extreme Faith Team: Adults and high school teens who
are interested in being part of the Extreme Faith Camp
team, please contact Joe Velie as well.
Eucharistic Adoration:
Conversations with God
You open the door to the adoration chapel
and walk in. You are here to make a holy
hour, but what do you do? The first action is
to genuflect on both knees, if physically able
to do so or you may bow to Jesus, and
acknowledge His Presence in the Eucharist. Kneel or sit
and quiet your thoughts.
Speak to Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament, just as you
would speak to your best friend. You can share your
joys and sorrows with Him. Tell Him about all of your
concerns, needs, your family, loved ones and friends.
Express sorrow for your faults and those you have hurt.
Ask for the grace to forgive all who have hurt you. Pray
for guidance and healing. Have a conversation with
God. Spend some quiet time listening to Him, with your
heart and mind. You'll be wondering at how quickly the
holy hour goes by.
OPEN HOURS: Wednesday 11 AM
Sunday 1 PM & 2 PM
St. Francis Xavier Fish Fries
Beginning February 20th
Serving 4:30 PM-7:30 PM
Dine in—Take out—Delivery
Bequests and Memorials
Oct/Nov/Dec 2014
In memory of Nancy Russell
For St. Francis Church: By Steve & Virginia Drew
In memory of Elaine Koll
For St. Francis Church: Rose Akey
In memory of Erika Nelson Liebert
For St. Francis Church: By Rose Akey, Vern &
Judy Warren, and Beth Warren
For St. Francis School: By Cathy & Jim Wendt,
Isabel Wendt, and Hannah, Chris & Joshua Hanson
In memory of Elaine Drew
For St. Francis Church: By Rose Akey
In honor of Sr. Dolores
For St. Francis Church: Rose Akey
In memory of Dahlia Pezzi
For St. Francis Church: By Rose Akey
In memory of Robert Monnot
For St. Francis Church: By LeRoy & Connie Fischer,
Kathleen Monnot and Rodger & Donna Thompson
For St. Francis School: By Michael & Patti Knab
Dinners
(served with potato, coleslaw & rye bread)
Deep Fried Pollock
Baked Cod
Deep Fried Shrimp
Combination platters
WATCH FOR OUR FULL MENU IN NEXT
WEEK’S BULLETIN
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In memory of Mary Stieber
For St. Francis Church: By Joe Breaman Sr.
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In memory of Barbara Tholl
For St. Francis School: By Michael & Amy Stiver
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In memory of Walter Rusch
For Veterans Memorial Cemetery: By LeRoy &
Connie Fischer
TOTAL MEMORIALS: $ 420.00
Thank you to everyone who has donated
memorials to St. Francis Xavier in memory of their
loved ones. It is a wonderful way to remember
them and to help our parish and school at the
same time!
Ash Wednesday will be celebrated with
Mass at 9 AM and 6 PM on Wednesday,
February 18th at St. Francis Xavier. St. John
the Baptist will celebrate with a Word/
Ashes/Communion liturgy at 6 PM led by
Deacon Jim.
Fasting pertains to those in good health from the age of
18-59, and means that your main meal of the day cannot
be larger than the combined amount of the other two
meals of the day, not eating between meals, except
liquids.
Abstinence from meat is to be observed by all those in
good health age 14 and over.
Ash Wednesday is a day of both fasting and abstinence.
We follow the rules of fast and abstinence as an outward
sign of repentance.
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How Can you help?
waiter/waitress
cashier
host/hostess,
cooks, and “bakers”
set up/prep cooks
clean up, dish washers, bus people,
delivery drivers
Sign up sheets are available in the back of
Church. Not free on Fridays?
Some of the prep jobs are
done on other days. If you
have any questions please call
Julie Mootz: 715-536-9769
This Lent our parish is participating in CRS Rice Bowl, a
faith-in-action program that helps families experience
Lenten spirituality by living in solidarity with people in
need around the world.
Here are three simple ways to bring Lent to life at home:
Place your CRS Rice Bowl in a prominent place in your
home and use it to collect your Lenten sacrifices.
Read the Lenten calendar reflections each day as a
family.
Visit crsricebowl.org to find videos and family activities,
or take Lent outside of the bowl and download the CRS
Rice Bowl app on your iOS or
Android device.
Rice Bowls are available in the back
of church. Watch the bulletin to learn
more on “Operation Rice Bowl.”
BULLETIN PRAYER LIST
Please pray for the following
parishioners of both parishes who are
in need of your prayers.
Also
remember the residents in our nursing
homes and hospitals. Names remain on
the list for 4 weeks. Call Kris at the parish office to put
someone on this list.
Art Anderson
Delores “Dee” Bonkoski
The Liturgy Committee would like
to teach us about the Saints of the day
L and special feast days:
I Tuesday: St. Scholastica
T Wednesday: Our Lady of Lourdes; World Day of the
U Sick
R Thursday: Abraham Lincoln's Birthday
G Saturday: St. Cyril & St. Methodius; Valentine's
Y Day
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Prayer Materials for Lent: This year the liturgy
committee is providing the following items:
“Little Black Books” (daily scripture reflections)
“What we do in Lent” (A sticker book for
elementary aged children that explains Ash
Wednesday, almsgiving, fasting, and more)
“Lent 2015 Calendars” (daily reflections for adults,
and reflections and crafts for kids)
These items are now by the main entrance to church
on the table under the Pope’s picture. Please help
yourself, but take only what you will use.
Please note the liturgy committee date for February
has been changed to: February 24th at 7:00 PM.
Bell tower Residence’s
Fat Tuesday Gumbo Supper
February 17 4:30-6:30 PM
$7.00 adults/ $4 kids under 12
Enjoy Sr. John Marie Simien’s
Louisiana Gumbo. The menu
includes chicken and sausage gumbo or chicken and
shrimp gumbo, French bread and dessert. Carry
Outs are available. Please call Bell Tower at 715236-5575 with questions.
"Current Food Pantry Needs"
Our current needs are: cereal, rice
and ramen noodles. Please place
your donations in the basket in the
back of either church, or you may
drop them off at the food pantry.
God Bless your generosity.
St. John the Baptist
Thank you to the following parishioners for
supporting the Community Blood Center: Paul
Polacek, Perry Block, Kathy Peeters. To make an
appointment please call 1-800-280-4102.
To have an announcement placed in the parish
bulletin please call Kris at 715-536-2803, or email
her at: [email protected]
Upcoming Word/Communion Services:
Ash Wednesday, February 18th 6:00 PM
Thursday, February 26, 9:30 AM
SDCCW
Mary
Jane
Morancyk
Hennessy
Scholarships. The Superior Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women will award two (2) $500 scholarships to
women completing their second year of post high school
education by the spring of 2015. Applications may be
obtained by contacting the SDCCW Scholarship
Committee, Mary Werner, W5490 County Road O,
Medford, WI 54451. Telephone 715.748.4709 or email
[email protected]. The Committee will notify the winners
by phone or mail. Applications will be accepted starting
Feb. 1, 2015 and postmarked no later that April 15, 2015.
SCRIP News….
As the temperature drops this
unfortunately so have our SCRIP sales!
SCRIP SALES
Week ending
$19,642.00
1/26/15
$ 9,068.00
2/02/15
winter,
Please continue to support our SCRIP program by
using SCRIP for groceries, gas, medicine, household
products and at restaurants. To make SCRIP
purchasing as convenient as possible, we have made
SCRIP available in many ways:
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Purchase SCRIP at the parish office
Purchase SCRIP after Mass
Send your SCRIP order to school, and it will
come home in your child’s backpack.
Oder on-line at www.shopwithscrip.com
Email the parish office,
during the week, and your
order will be waiting for you
at the SCRIP table at Mass.
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