Activities for August 4-August 11 Sunday, August 4
9:00 a.m.—Call to Justice Committee Meeting Second Collection for Seminarians
Thursday, August 8
9:00 a.m.—August 18 Bulletin Deadline Saturday, August 10
After Mass Fellowship
Anniversary of Bishop Callahan as Diocese of La Crosse
10th Bishop Sunday, August 11
After Mass Fellowship
Mission Statement: Together in Faith,
we celebrate Christ through prayer and service.
Mission Statement: St. Stephen Parish, a faith-filled Catholic community, is committed to sharing our gifts of time, talent and treasure within our parish, community and the Kingdom of God.
saintstephenparish.webs.com Sunday, August 4
Second Collection for Seminarians Thursday, August 8
9:00 a.m.—August 18 Bulletin Deadline 6:00 p.m.—Pastoral Council Meeting Saturday, August 10
Anniversary of Bishop Callahan as Diocese of La Crosse
10th Bishop August 4, 2019
saintstephenparish.webs.com stjoespoint.org
Weekly Reflection —Today’s readings challenge us to take a look at our priorities. It is natural to want the
“good life” but we can become so focused on getting
“things” that we miss what is really important. Reflect on what gives you the greatest joy. Think about some of the “things” you desire, a particular car, a house, some jewelry, whatever it may be that you wish you had. Consider how those things affect what gives you joy? Are you so busy accumulating things that you have no time to spend with family and friends—or God?
If today you hear his voice, harden not your hearts.
Psalm 95:7
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK
Hello everybody,
Well, we have reached a new milestone together; one whole month! Wahoo! I certainly feel so blessed to be a part of our parish family and I need to say thank you once again for all the prayers and love that you have sent me. May we continue to keep one another in our prayers so that we may journey just a little closer to Christ together. It is such a joy running into folks at the grocery stores and in the parks; please keep saying hello as I continue to learn so many beautiful faces and names.
This week’s Gospel is one that I always find a bit chal- lenging to read. Naturally we all want to prepare for the future, from planning our vacation days to making sure our household budgets hold so that we can save for retirement. I think we all can relate to that desire to hold on to what we have and plan for our riches to grow. Jesus reminds us very starkly this week that as wonderful as this world is, it is fleeting. If we find our- selves relying too heavily on the things of this world, we will soon be up for disappointment. We only need to look upon the events of two weeks ago to remember.
When the storm came through and the lights went off, how many of us struggled with what to do? Even once the electricity was restored, I know many were still without cable and internet, wondering what exactly it was they were to do with themselves. God uses these moments in our life to disrupt us and have us call to mind what is really important. Rather than catching up on the latest Netflix, perhaps we had an opportunity to dust off Monopoly and play with our family and heav- en forbid, talk with one another. May we rely not on the conveniences of this world, but root our hearts in the reality that is the Lord and His tremendous love for us. Our Gospel today had the farmer enlarge his build- ings only to be called home to the Lord and never reap the benefits of his labor. May our priority be building up our home in Heaven, as we know our time here on earth is temporary. Only in heaven do we encounter real eternal joy.
May God bless you always, Fr. Hennes
Combined Mass Schedule & Intentions MONDAY, August 5
The Dedication of the Basilica of St. Mary Major
8:15 a.m. Holy Spirit Parish TUESDAY, August 6
The Transfiguration of the Lord 8:15 a.m. St. Stephen Parish
† Eleanor Slagowski WEDNESDAY, August 7
St. Sixtus II St. Cajetan
8:00 a.m. St. Joseph Parish
† Russell May THURSDAY, August 8
8:00 a.m. St. Stephen Parish St. Dominic
†Margaret Menzel FRIDAY, August 9
8:00 a.m. St. Joseph Parish St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross
† Arthur Boursier Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time SATURDAY, August 10
St. Lawrence 4:00 p.m. St. Joseph Parish
† Jim & Virginia Sievwright
† Arlene Swenson 5:30 p.m. St. Stephen Parish
Living & Deceased Members of St. Stephen & St. Joseph
Parishes SUNDAY, August 11
8:30 a.m. St. Stephen Parish
† Gertrude Ksionsk
† Ronald Bella 10:30 a.m. St. Joseph Parish
† Doris Langford
† Elaine Pflugardt
Prayer Request—Please keep the health of Dolores Richmond in your prayers. To place your name or the name of a loved one on the weekly prayer list, call Renée at 715-341-1617 x101 or 715-344-3319 x101 or email her at [email protected] or [email protected].
The Pope’s Prayer Intention for August is:
Families, Schools of Human Growth; That families,
through their life of prayer and love, become ever
more clearly “schools of true human growth.”
AUGUST 4, 2019
ST. STEPHEN PARISH
CENTENNIAL CAMPAIGN UPDATE
$919,800 PLEDGED BY 148 FAMILIES Thank you to everyone whose generous pledges and payments have helped bring us closer to our goal!
Amount Collected (July 15, 2019) $305,058.17 Fees Paid to Lynch Development $98,962.71 Total Funds Available $204,924.52
The Next Wine, Women and Worship get together will be held at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday,
August 13 at the home of Tracy Spoerl, 3708 Heffron Street. If you plan on attending, please contact Tracy this weekend at 715-344-0091.
Contemporary Choir Director—St. Stephen Parish is seeking a director of the Contemporary Choir, which sings on Saturday evenings and Holy Days. Other duties include conducting needed practice sessions, selecting music and posting song selections on the music boards.
The director will work with the Pastor, Sacred Worship Committee and other choir directors. This is a paid position. For more information or to apply contact Renée Schneeberg at 715-344-3319 x101 or email [email protected].
Scrip Gift Cards—Are you aware of our Scrip Gift Cards which give back money to our parish? If you purchase a $100 gift card for Metro Market, our parish receives $4.00. We have also added a few new restaurants to our list – Papa Mur- phy’s and Burger King. Stop in the back of church after all weekend Masses to buy these cards, pick up an order form or to learn more information about the program. You can also purchase gift cards during the week in the parish office.
Operation Bootstrap thanks St. Stephen Par ish for their gifts of food and money. Because of caring peo- ple like you, our work of helping those in need in our community will continue to flourish.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
Operation Bootstrap—We will be collecting cereal and bottles or cans of juice during the month of August for our Operation Bootstrap carts. All non-perishable items are gladly accepted for
those in need. Please place items in the carts located near the parish entrances.
Thank you to all our wonderful volunteers who worked Picnic and Riverfront bingo. In spite of the Riverfront weather, going from heavy downpours one day to hot and humid the second day, we had super workers and a great turnout of players. We are very grateful.
The parish report is as follows:
Picnic Riverfront Gross receipts $1020.00 $6548.56 Prizes paid 345.00 1880.00 Taxes paid 62.44 415.45 License fee 11.66 23.34 Check printing 19.33 38.67 NET PROFIT $ 581.57 $4191.10
A check for $4772.67 was issued to the parish and will be used for building equipment and liturgical needs.
Again, thank you to all who made this possible.
Ron & Aggie Kobishop & Steve & Jean Brazzale Gift Card Facts—If you wish to purchase a gift card
from a retailer not currently available at the parish, contact the parish office directly. A special order will be submitted so you can ob- tain the cards you want. The parish will still benefit from your purchase. Everyone wins!
Salvation Army-Hope Center would like to thank you for your generous donation of $100. Your generous gift will go to help those in need and they are thankful for people like you. God Bless You! Ed C. Wilson Director of The Salvation Army-Hope Center Family Crisis Center—Thank you for your thoughtful donation and for taking the time to support our work on behalf of those affected by violence. Your generosity is greatly appreciated!
Special Collection 07/28/19 Totals
Capital Improvements $230.00
Envelopes/Basket Summary—07/28/19
Weekly Giving $3,126
Weekly Giving Budgeted $6,005
Giving to Date $16,425 Budgeted to Date $24,020
Special Collection 07/28/19 Totals
Milk Can Fund $20.00
Building Fund $100.00 Envelopes/Basket Summary— 07/28/19
Weekly Giving $6,261
Weekly Giving Budgeted $7,465
Giving to Date $24,011
Budgeted to Date $29,860
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
Celebration of Ministry—St. Joseph Parish members, staff and councils recognize the presence of the Holy Spirit in calling forth Cindy Mazoch and all those who helped to organize and work at this year’s rummage sale. Your hard work resulted in a wonderful fundraiser for our parish. How is the Holy Spirit calling you to use your gifts for our community?
Wee Worship Catechists—We are looking for 12 people willing to lead Wee Worship once every two months! This formation program for 3-5 year old chil- dren (potty trained) runs during the 10:30 a.m. Mass.
We provide all the materials and lesson plans. We only have 2 catechists right now. This program allows parents to be fully present at Mass and helps our “wee ones” learn about Jesus from their earliest days. The group is not large, and we try to have 2 people volun- teer for each session. Please give some thought to this appeal and contact the new religious education director Mary Testin, at 715-341-1617 x114.
Thank You for thinking of Community Friends in your yearly tithing. A large portion of our budget is spent on transportation. With your donation, monthly activities with transportation are possible.
Marcia Molner, Treasurer Community Friends
ST. STEPHEN PARISH
Liturgical Ministers for August 10-11 4:00 p.m.—Saturday
Mass Preparation: Mar cia Molner Altar Server: J im Krueger
Hospitality Minister: J ohn Meyer, Maurice Stoltz, Bob Rogers, Val Omernick, Rosie Stoltz (w),
Virginia Zakoski (w) Reader: Brian Formella
Eucharistic Minister: Dave & Lucy Ksionsk Rich Mrozinski, Anne Swenson, Marcia Molner, Don Showalter
Gift Card Seller: Dede Schroeder 10:30 a.m.—Sunday
Mass Preparation: Terri Chang
Altar Server: Sara Hopp, Zach Horn, Lily Miskowski
Hospitality Minister: Perry Pazdernik, J oe Daniels, Savannah Nieman, Michelle Daniels (w)
Reader: Mike Daniels, Tina Smart
Eucharistic Minister: Terry Miller, Kevin Hopp, Terri & John Chang, Gail Klauck, Mitzi Hlavac Gift Card Seller: Laurie Schroeder
Liturgical Ministers for August 10-11 Altar Server: Sat. Chase Lyons/Rick Giese
Sun. Sam Blanker Lector: Sat. Phil Di Salvo
Sun. Kookie Stieber Eucharistic Sat. Gary Marquard Minister: Mariann Marquard
Carolyn Giese
Sun. Deacon Mike Horgan John & Maureen Mason Dan & Mary Jane Zynda Paul & Tammy Kenowski
Choir: Sat. Contemporary Choir Sun. Cantor
SHARED NEWS & ACTIVITIES
Director, Youth Ministries, St. Joseph /St. Stephen/
St. Peter Parishes, Stevens Point, WI 54481 Seeking an individual to work full-time with youth for a combined ministry position. The successful can- didate will be responsible for planning, developing and implementing catechetical, sacramental preparation, relational and service programs for middle and high school teens. Applicants should enjoy working with youth and must be organized, self-motivated, and pro- ficient in computer and communication skills. Work nights and weekends are balanced with regular agreed upon office hours. Certification or experience in Catholic youth ministry preferred. Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in Religious Studies/Theology or Education are a plus. For more information, please contact Renée Schneeberg, St. Joseph Parish Office, 1709 Wyatt Ave., Stevens Point, WI 54481,
715-341-1617 x101. Submit résumé and cover letter to [email protected] .
Congratulations to our St. Stephen parishioners who are celebrating their Wedding Anniversary the week of August 5 through August 11.
William & Kathy Blake, 30 years Mitchell & Ashley Tufte, 2 years Duane & Paula Hoerter, 33 years Mark & Amanda Golla, 16 years
Donald & Gertrude Neuendorf, 56 years James & Carrie Portzen, 17 years Rick & Lesa Flugaur, 35 years Todd & Kimberly Bialas, 7 years
God bless and grant you many years of happiness.
AUGUST 4, 2019
SHARED NEWS & ACTIVITIES
Combined RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) St. Joseph and St. Stephen—Are
you interested in entering the Catholic faith from another Christian faith tradition? Are you an adult Catholic who has never complet- ed the initiation process by being confirmed?
Are you an adult who has never been bap-
tized? If you or someone you know fits into one of these categories, we have the means to help. It is called the RCIA process. We meet Tuesday evenings beginning September 24 at 6:30 p.m. If you or some- one you know is interested in joining the RCIA process this year, please call Kris Hansen at the Religious Edu- cation office, 715-341-1617 x112 or leave a message at 715-340-7751 with name and address of the person who is interested. An official letter will be sent with the details about preparing for this process.
A New Baptism Prep Class will be held for St. Joseph and St. Stephen parents on Wednesday,
September 25 fr om 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
at St. Joseph Parish. To register, call Renée at 715-341-1617 x101 or 715-344-3319 x101.
If you have had previous classes, you do not need to attend, but you must meet with Fr. Hennes pri- or to setting up a Baptism.
Project Fresh Start—School will be starting before we know! As always, there are children in the communi- ty who are in need of our support. In order to prepare and help the children to have a successful first day at school, St. Joseph & St. Stephen Parishes will collect the following items:
backpacks highlighters colored pencils notebooks
compasses pencils/pencil sharpeners composition books pencil boxes/pouches dry erase markers red pens
erasers rulers
3x5 index cards scissors
folders sharpies
glue bottles/sticks washable markers
Large, durable, good-quality backpacks are always needed for older grade levels. Items that we often run low on include: backpacks for older grades, washable markers, dry erase markers, adult scissors, index cards and red pens. Containers will be at the church entranc- es to collect donations. Donations will be accepted through Sunday, August 11. Thank you!
Holy Day of Obligation Mass Schedule for The Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary is: 8:00 a.m.
at St. Stephen Parish and 6:15 p.m. at St. Joseph Parish on Thursday, August 15.
ST. JOSEPH PARISH
Remembering—Mindful that life is changed but not end- ed, we hold in our hearts those from our parish family whose funerals were celebrated this week.
Theresa Steward who passed away on July 27 and whose funeral Mass was celebrated on July 31.
Mary K. Higgins who passed away on July 26 and whose funeral Mass was celebrated on August 1.
Our heartfelt sympathies, may they rest in peace.
Congratulations to our St. J oseph parishioners who are celebrating their Wedding Anniversary the week of August 5 through August 11.
Doug & Tess Wojcik, 41 years Ron & Michele Tippel, 19 years Leo & Janet Jacoby, 42 years
Jeremy Wolden & Kendra Mau, 3 years Steven Benz & Mary Pat Dean, 43 years Bob & Ann Parish, 49 years
Michael & Jean Bablitch, 38 years John & Terri Chang, 38 years Dan & Kari Fink, 22 years Dan & Molly Johnson, 10 years Stephen & Lisa Rychter, 10 years Mike & Kat Whittmann, 4 years
Jeffrey & Margaret Kurzynski, 39 years Thomas & Jamie Hatfield, 22 years Stephen & Jean Brazzale, 46 years Perry & Kelley Pazdernik, 40 years George & Mary Davidson, 12 years
May God bless and grant you many years of happiness.
SHARED NEWS & ACTIVITIES
St. Anne’s/PCCW—Ladies Group 6 will be responsible for the month of August. These ladies are asked to help with any funeral dinners.
Sandy Jamrosz Cynthia Tepp Theresa Miller Louise Vicker Diana Mrozinski Teresa Weinmann Nancy Rutkowski
Co-Chairs Kathy Tetzloff and Gail Tubbs
Senior Day Trips—Our next trip is to Miller Park on
Wednesday, August 14. The payment of $62 is now
due. You may place your check in an envelope and
drop in the collection box, deliver to the office or mail
to Brazzales at 2924 Center St., Stevens Point, WI
54481. Check should be made payable to St. Joseph
Parish.
EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
DIOCESE/WIDER CHURCH
Historic Pilgrimage—You are invited to participate in an event of historic signifi-
cance for the Catholic Church of Central Wisconsin, as a native son, Brother James Miller, is
Beatified on December 7 in Guatemala. A pilgrimage culminating with the Beatification Mass is being of- fered December 4-9, departing from Plover. The Beati- fication will be celebrated in Huehuetenango, where Brother James was martyred in 1982. Places of signifi- cance to faith and history, as well as the beauty of Gua- temala and its people, will be featured on the pilgrim- age, including daily Mass. Meals, lodging and trans- portation are included in the cost. Pilgrimage brochures are available at area parishes, as well as in the top banner of the Diocese of La Crosse web site, diolc.org . If you have questions, contact Fr. Tom Lindner at [email protected] .
St. Ladislaus Parish, Hatley Outdoor Movie Night will be held on Thursday, August 15. Outdoor games and activities start at 7:30 p.m. The movie, “How to Train your Dragon the Hidden World” will be shown at dusk. Hot dogs, chips, ice cream and beverages are available for purchase. Free popcorn is available.
Sacraments and Service
Welcome to St. Joseph and St. Stephen to those who are new to our churches or just visiting. We are grateful to have you share in this celebration of the Eucharist. If you are not currently a member of a local church, we invite you to become a member of one of these two parish families. Visit our Par- ish Office to sign up, ask questions or receive more information about St. Joseph or St. Stephen Parish.
We are glad you are with us today!
Sacraments offered at both churches
Baptism: Please call the Parish Office for detailed information on infant Baptism, as parents are asked to attend a baptismal preparation program. The Baptism will be scheduled after completion of the class.
Marriage: Marriage is celebrated for couples who are active and registered members in the Parish.
Please contact the Parish Office at least eight (8) months prior to the requested wedding date.
Reconciliation: Confessions are heard on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. before the evening Mass at St. Joseph, and following the 5:30 p.m. Mass at St. Stephen.
Any other time is by appointment only.
Funeral: Please contact the funeral home director who will assist in making arrangements. The funeral director will contact the Parish Office.
Sacraments offered at both churches
R.C.I.A.: Adults inter ested in lear ning about the Catholic faith are encouraged to contact the Parish Office .
Visitation of the Sick (St. Joseph Parish): If you become homebound because of illness and would like a visit, please call the Parish Office.
Eucharist (St. Stephen Parish): Special lay min- isters of Holy Communion bring the Eucharist to the homebound each Sunday morning and First Fri- day mornings. Please call the Parish Office x101.
Bulletin Deadline: Ar ticles ar e due Thur sday by 9:00 a.m. Drop off the articles at either Parish Office, or send by email to [email protected] or [email protected].
Remember Your Parish in your Legacy.
St. Joseph & St. Stephen Parishes have seen a decline in giving over the past year, while at the same time ex- penses have gone up. Your Parish would like to contin- ue with expansion of many worthwhile programs and projects. Please ask how you can help by giving to St. Joseph or St. Stephen Parish General Funds.
DEANERY CHURCHES & SCHOOL
Franciscans Downtown is showing the fr ee movie, The Men Who Built America, on August 7 at 1:00 p.m.
All are welcome to attend.
Franciscans Downtown Conversations—The next supper will be held on Tuesday, August 6. The event is free and open to the public. Watch “Meet Mister Rogers” on DVD, followed by conversation: Making connections between the neighborhood of Mister Rogers and our neighborhood. For more information, contact Fr. Placid Stroik OFM at 201-663-1652 or Leo Jacoby at 715-341-2790.
SHARED NEWS & ACTIVITIES
Sponsor of the Month—Thank you, Olympia Family
Restaurant, for your generosity in
sponsoring our bulletin. St. Joseph and
St. Stephen Parishes would not be able to
publish our joint bulletin without your
support. Please check out their ad on the
back cover of this bulletin.
Office Hours
Monday: Parish Offices Closed
Tues./Thurs. St. Stephen Parish 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Wed./Fri. St. Joseph Parish 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Parish Office 715-341-1617 dial 0 (St. Joseph) or 715-344-3319 dial 0 (St. Stephen) Pastor
Fr. Jeffrey Hennes 715-341-1617x103 [email protected] Associate Pastor
Fr. Todd Mlsna Deacon
Art Schaller & Mike Horgan Staff
Renée Schneeberg 715-341-1617 x101 (St. Joseph) Administrative Asst. [email protected]
715-344-3319 x101 (St. Stephen) [email protected]
Jacob Stiemann 715-341-1617 x102 (St. Joseph) Finance Secretary [email protected]
715-344-3319 x202 (St. Stephen) [email protected] Walter Belsha, Custodian (St. Joseph)
Gary Marquard, Maintenance (St. Stephen)
Ellen Miskowski, [email protected] or Bulletin Editor [email protected] Kris Hansen 715-341-1617 x112 Pastoral Minister [email protected] Religious Education Office
Mary Testin 715-341-1617 x114 Director of Children’s
Ministry
Director of Youth 715-341-1617 x113
Ministry [email protected]
Cheryl Kizewski
Religious Ed Assistant [email protected]
Local & Diocesan
Pacelli Central Office 715-341-2445 St. Stephen School 715-344-3751 Catholic Cemetery 715-341-3236 Association
Deanery www.pointdeanery.org
Diocese 608-788-7700
Reporting Instances
of Child Abuse www.dioceseoflacrosse.com “Safe Environment”
ST. JOSEPH & ST. STEPHEN DIRECTORY COMMITTEES & COUNCILS
St. Joseph Parish
Pastoral Council [email protected]
Laurie Schroeder, President 715-345-0939 Sacred Worship
[email protected]
Ellen Miskowski 715-344-2952
Kris Hansen 715-340-7751
Parish Family Life [email protected]
Mary Stroik 715-345-1810
Terry Miller 715-340-2471
Call to Justice Committee [email protected]
Fred Groos 715-344-6541
Parish Education Committee [email protected]
Communication Committee [email protected]
Jim Krueger, Web Coordinator Finance Council
Kevin Shibilski, Chair 715-344-7884 Building and Grounds
Ron Kobishop 715-344-2276
Picnic Co-Chairs
Josh Miskowski 715-295-4161
Bill and Tari Wallner 715-341-7750 St. Anne’s Society/Parish Council of Women [email protected]
Kathy Tetzloff, President 715-344-7150 Holy Name Society
Rob Jaworski, President 715-344-3717 Senior Citizens
Steve & Jean Brazzale 715-341-3256
St. Stephen ParishPastoral Council
Rick Giese, President 715-341-4645 Sacred Worship
Rick Giese 715-341-4645
Justice & Peace
Dave Mueller 715-344-3933
Family Life
Liz Blonigen 715-341-5566
Finance Council
Chair, Don Trzinski 715-341-8750 Treasurer, Jack Edgerton
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