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August 8, 2021 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

Weekend Mass & Confessions

Sat Reconciliation ... 4:00 pm Sat Evening Mass ... 5:00 pm Sun Morning Mass ... 9:00 am Sun Morning Mass (Sp) ... 11:30 am Sun Evening Mass……..………...

(Resumes after Labor Day)

Weekday Mass

Tuesday ………….………. 6:00 pm Wednesday ……….……..8:00 am Thursday….……….... 8:00 am Friday……….……….…8:00 am

Join our 9am Mass on the Parish Facebook page:

St. Patrick Catholic Church Whitewater

Vacation Bible School August 913, 2021

Our Parish Mission We, St. Patrick Catholic Parish, represent Christ to the World. We support one another. We invite everyone to pray, to proclaim the Word, to celebrate the sacraments, and to live for others as Christ lived for us.

Misión de la Parroquia Nosotros, La Comunidad Católica de San Patricio, representamos a Cristo al Mundo. Nos apoyamos el uno al otro.

Invitamos a todos a orar, a proclamar la

Palabra, a celebrar los Sacramentos y a

vivir para los demás como Cristo vivió por

nosotros.

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Mass Intentions for the Week

August 7

5:00 pm Members of St. Patrick

August 8 Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 am +Ray & Betty Jerge

11:30 am +Jaime, Dalia y Francisco Calvillo August 10

6:00 pm +Mark DeMott August 11

8:00 am +Roger Havard August 12

8:00 am +Evelyn Shields August 13

8:00 am +Happy & Mary Orcutt +Howard & Betty Goodman August 14

5:00 pm Members of St. Patrick

August 15 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 9:00 am +Ben Chaput

+Blanche Grum

11:30 am +Amador y Anita Cortez

Prayer Ministry

Please pray for our sick and those with special needs.

Por favor ore por nuestros enfermos y aquellos con necesidades especiales.

Pat Teed, Patricia Parr, Shirley McQuade, Al Hicks, Romelle Koch, Jim McVeigh For those that are home bound or in nursing homes Por favor ore por aquellos que no pueden salir de casa o

que están en un asilo.

Our deceased and their families.

Los que han fallecido y sus familias., Virginia Sanchez

Those in active duty, and those affected by war.

Por las personas haciendo su servicio militar y los afectados por la guerra.

Diego Tovar Cory Newmann Trevor Harenza Prayer Chain Coordinators~

Kathy Harenza 262-473-3337 Connie Marshall 262-473-3221 Pastoral Staff

Parish PriestFr. Antony Thomas

Ext. 111 ... antonyprimalthomas@gmail.com Sacramental Emergencies 262-473 –3143 Ext. 111

Director of Hispanic 

MinistryDeacon Hector Villarreal

Ext. 122 ... hector@stpatrickwhitewater.org Director of Music 

& Liturgy ……….………..Lisa Cronin

Ext. 114 ... lisa@stpatrickwhitewater.org Director of Faith 

Formation Rick Rupprecht

Ext. 119 ... rick@stpatrickwhitewater.org

Administration

Business ManagerBarb Gawlik

Ext 112 ... stpatrickww@gmail.com Office Assistant ..Becky Ludeman

Ext 113 ... becky@stpatrickwhitewater.org



Parish Office Hours

Monday through Thurs……….8:30am—4:00pm Friday ……...……….8:30am-12:00pm



Parish Trustees

Treasurer & Trustee.Shane Zahn  262-473-1646

Secretary & Trustee.Mary Taggart

262-472-8155

Pastoral Council 

Chair………..Fe Evangelista….9207284930

Vice Chair ....Steve Letellier…..2624733206



Finance Council 

Chair……....Tim Carnes …...9202229587



Warhawk Catholic

Campus Ministry Brian Zanin..2624735555

The Week at a Glance

Sunday, August 8 Monday, August 9

9:00 am Vacation Bible School 7:00 pm AA BH 1-2

Tuesday, August 10 9:00 am VBS

4:30 pm Spiritual Life and Worship BH rm 11 7:00 pm Knights of Columbus BH rm 1-2

Wednesday, August 11 9:00 am VBS

7:00 pm Young Adult Bible Study BH upstairs Thursday, August 12

9:00 am VBS Friday, August 13 9:00 am VBS

8:00 pm All night Eucharistic Adoration Saturday, August 14

Sunday, August 15

2– August 8, 2021 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

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3│Welcome to St. Patrick • Whitewater, Wisconsin Hello everyone,

I hope you are doing well and enjoying what is left of the summer. It was nice to see many of you at Country Fest, enjoying the events of the day, talking with fellow parishioners and enjoying the food.

The dinner table is a great place to strike a conversation, whether it be with family members, friends and even strangers.

I remember growing up when, as a family, we used to stay at the kitchen table for an hour or two after finish- ing our meal, just chatting, nothing in particular, just trying to catch up on things or reminiscing about the past. We would stay at the table until my mom would ask us to move the conversation to the living room be- cause as she put it “the kitchen is not going to clean itself”.

These past few weeks the theme of the Gospel readings has been about food. In this Sunday’s Gospel the Jews did not understand or believe what Jesus was saying, they were asking each other “Is this not Jesus, the son of Joseph? Do we not know his father and mother? Why is the saying “I am the bread that came down from heaven,”?

What is it that we believe as Catholics? We believe what Jesus says in the Gospel, “I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever; and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world.” As Catholics, these words give us more than

hope that there is more to life than our human bodies and our time here on earth; it gives us certainty that one day, all of us will seat to- gether at the Lord ’s Table enjoying each other’s company when we pass from this life to the next.

In the peace of Christ, Deacon Hector.

Saludos a todos,

Espero que estén bien y disfrutando de lo que queda del verano.

Fue muy grato ver a muchos de ustedes disfrutando de los eventos del día en Country Fest, hablando con otros feligreses y disfrutando de la comida.

La mesa es un gran lugar para entablar una conversación, ya sea con la familia, amigos e incluso extraños.

Recuerdo cuando como familia, solíamos quedarnos en la mesa una o dos horas después de terminar nuestra comida, simplemente charlando, hablando de nada en particular, ya sea solo tratando de ponernos al día o recordando cosas del pasado. Nos quedábamos en la mesa hasta que mi mamá nos decía que si queríamos seguir platicando nos fuéramos a la sala porque como ella decía “la cocina no se va a limpiar sola”.

Estas últimas semanas el tema de las lecturas del Evangelio ha girado en torno a la comida. En el Evange- lio de este domingo, los judíos no entendieron o no creyeron lo que Jesús decía, se preguntaban unos a otros: “¿No es éste, Jesús, el hijo de José? ¿Acaso no conocemos a su padre y a su madre? ¿Cómo nos dice ahora que ha bajado del cielo?”

¿Nosotros qué creemos como católicos? Creemos exactamente lo que Jesús dice en el Evangelio “Yo soy el pan vivo que ha bajado del cielo; el que coma de este pan vivirá para siempre. Y el pan que yo les voy a dar es mi carne para que el mundo tenga vida’’. Estas palabras, como católicos, nos dan más que esperanza de que hay más en la vida que nuestro cuerpo humano o nuestro tiempo aquí en la tierra, nos da la certeza de que un día, todos nos sentaremos juntos a la mesa del Señor disfrutando de la compañía de todos cuando pasemos de esta vida a la otra.

En la paz de Cristo. Diácono Héctor.

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Readings for the Week of August 8, 2021

Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:4-8/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [9a]/Eph 4:30—5:2/Jn 6:41-51

Monday: Dt 10:12-22/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19- 20 [12a]/Mt 17:22-27

Tuesday: 2 Cor 9:6-10/Ps 112:1-2, 5-6, 7-8, 9 [5]/

Jn 12:24-26

Wednesday: Dt 34:1-12/Ps 66:1-3a, 5 and 8, 16-17 [cf. 20a and 10b]/Mt 18:15-20

Thursday: Jos 3:7-10a, 11, 13-17/Ps 114:1-2, 3-4, 5-6/Mt 18:21—19:1

Friday: Jos 24:1-13/Ps 136:1-3, 16-18, 21-22 and 24/Mt 19:3-12

Saturday: Jos 24:14-29/Ps 16:1-2a, and 5, 7-8, 11 [cf. 5a]/Mt 19:13-15

Next Sunday: Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2/Ps 132:6-7, 9-10, 13-14 [8]/1 Cor 15:54b- 57/Lk 11:27-28 Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1- 6a, 10ab/Ps 45:10, 11, 12, 16 [10bc]/1 Cor 15:20-27/Lk 1:39-56

©Liturgical Publications

If you wish to learn more about the Parish Financials or Budget please call the Parish Office and talk to our Business Manager

Las lecturas de la semana del 8 de agosto 2021 Domingo: 1 Re 19, 4-8/Sal 33, 2-3. 4-5. 6-7. 8-9

[9]/Ef 4, 30—5, 2/Jn 6, 41-51

Lunes: Dt 10, 12-22/Sal 147, 12-13. 14-15.

19-20 [12]/Mt 17, 22-27

Martes: 2 Cor 9, 6-10/Sal 111, 1-2. 5-6. 7-8. 9 [5]/Jn 12, 24-26

Miércoles: Dt 34, 1-12/Sal 65, 1-3. 5 y 8. 16-17 [cfr. 20 y 10]/Mt 18, 15-20

Jueves: Jos 3, 7-10. 11. 13-17/Sal 113, 1-2. 3- 4. 5-6/Mt 18, 21—19, 1

Viernes: Jos 24, 1-13/Sal 135, 1-3. 16-18. 21- 22 y 24/Mt 19, 3-12

Sábado: Jos 24, 14-29/Sal 15, 1-2. y 5. 7-8. 11 [cfr. 5]/Mt 19, 13-15

Domingo siguiente: Vigilia: 1 Cr 15, 3-4. 15-16; 16, 1-2/Sal 131, 6-7. 9-10. 13-14 [8]/1 Cor 15, 54-57/Lc 11, 27-28 Día: Ap 11, 19;

12, 1-6. 10/Sal 44, 10. 11. 12. 16 [10]/1 Cor 15, 20-27/Lc 1, 39-56

©Liturgical Publications

Our Gifts to the Lord Fiscal Year-to-Date Actual (Through Aug 3, 2021)

YTD Actual: $ 25,746.00

YTD Budgeted: $ 32,308.00

Difference: $ (6,562.00)

Aug 3, 2021 contributions: $ 5,542.00 



Thank you for your generous contributions.

They are both needed and appreciated.

Nuestras Ofrendas al Señor

Año Fiscal — Hasta Hoy (Hasta el 3 de Agosto 2021)

Actual: $ 25,746.00

Presupuesto: $ 32,308.00

Diferencia: $ (6,562.00) Contribuciones del 3 de agosto 2021 $ 5,542.00

Gracias por sus generosas contribuciones.

Se necesitan y se agradecen.

4│August 8, 2021 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time

 

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Te invitamos a venir a pasar unos momentos en oración frente al Santísimo Sacramento el viernes 13 de agosto, 2021. El Santísimo estará expuesto en la iglesia desde las 8:00 p.m. hasta las 8:00 a.m. del sábado. Aunque el Santísimo estará

expuesto toda la noche, tú puedes venir a la hora que te sea posible.

 BLESSED BE THE MOST HOLY SACRAMENT OF THE ALTAR Please join us in church for a time of prayer in front of the Most Blessed Sacrament Friday, August 13th, 2021, from 8:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m.

Saturday. The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed all night so you may come and pray at any time during the night.

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5 │ Welcome to St. Patrick • Whitewater, WI

Living Bread

 Readings for Sunday, August 8 ² 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time 

1 Kings 19:48; Psalm 34: 29; Ephesians 4:305:2; John 6:4151



Reflection Questions:

Has God’s call for your life ever seemed too much to handle? What has given you strength when you felt most depleted? 

How do you imitate God in your daily life? In what ways it is easy for you to imitate God and in what



ways is it difficult for you? 



Jesus doesn’t just send us bread to nourish us. He IS the bread that gives us life. How does God feed you day by day? 



We have heard about different types of ways that Jesus is bread for us over the last weeks. What are your reflections on this image over the course of the weeks, as a whole? How does this image help you understand Jesus more?

 El Pan Vivo

Lecturas del domingo, 8 de agosto  domingo 19º del



tiempo ordinario

1 Reyes 19: 48; Salmo 34: 29; Efesios 4: 305: 2;

Juan 6: 4151



Preguntas de reflexión:



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¿Alguna vez te ha parecido demasiado difícil el llamado de Dios para tu vida? ¿Qué te ha dado fuer- zas cuando te sentías más agotado? 



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¿Cómo imitas a Dios en tu vida diaria? ¿De qué

manera te es fácil imitar a Dios y de qué manera te resulta difícil? 



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Jesús no solo nos envía pan para alimentarnos. Él es el pan que nos da la vida. ¿Cómo te alimen- ta Dios día a día? 



i

Hemos escuchado en las últimas semanas sobre las diferentes maneras en que Jesús es pan para nosotros. ¿En su totalidad, cuáles son tus reflexiones sobre esta imagen a lo largo de las últimas se- manas? ¿Cómo te ayuda esta imagen a entender más a Jesús? 

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7 │ Welcome to St. Patrick • Whitewater, Wisconsin Saint Maximilian Mary Kolbe—Feast Day: August 14

th

(January 8, 1894 – August 14, 1941)

He entered the minor seminary of the Conventual Franciscans in Lvív–then Poland, now Ukraine– near his birthplace, and at 16 became a novice. Though Maximilian later achieved doctorates in philosophy and theology, he was deeply

interested in science, even drawing plans for rocket ships.

Ordained at 24, Maximilian saw religious indifference as the deadliest poison of the day. His mission was to combat it.

He founded Knight of the Immaculata, a religious magazine under Mary’s protection to preach the Good News to all nations. For the work of publication he established a “City of the Immaculata”—Niepokalanow—which housed 700 of his Franciscan brothers. He later founded another one in Nagasaki, Japan. Both the Militia and the magazine ultimately reached the one-million mark in members and subscribers. His love of God was daily filtered through devotion to Mary.

In 1939, the Nazi panzers overran Poland with deadly speed. Niepokalanow was severely bombed. Kolbe and his friars were arrested, then released in less than three months, on the feast of the Immaculate Conception.

In 1941, Fr. Kolbe was arrested again. The Nazis’ purpose was to liquidate the select ones, the leaders. The end came quickly, three months later in Auschwitz, after terrible beatings and humiliations. A prisoner had escaped. The

commandant announced that 10 men would die. He relished walking along the ranks. “This one. That one.” As they were being marched away to the starvation bunkers, Number 16670 dared to step from the line.

“I would like to take that man’s place. He has a wife and children.”

“Who are you?” “A priest.”

No name, no mention of fame. Silence. The commandant, dumbfounded, perhaps with a fleeting thought of history, kicked Sergeant Francis Gajowniczek out of line and ordered Fr. Kolbe to go with the nine. In the “block of death” they were ordered to strip naked, and their slow starvation began in

darkness. But there was no screaming—the prisoners sang. By the eve of the Assumption, four were left alive. The jailer came to finish Kolbe off as he sat in a corner praying. He lifted his

fleshless arm to receive the bite of the hypodermic needle. It was filled with carbolic acid. They burned his body with all the others.

Fr. Kolbe was beatified in 1971 and canonized in 1982.

(Source: Franciscan Media)

San Maximiliano María Kolbe - Fiesta: 14 de agosto (8 de enero de 1894-14 de agosto de 1941)

Ingresó en el seminario menor de los Franciscanos Conventuales en Lvív –entonces Polonia, ahora Ucrania– cerca de su lugar de nacimiento, y a los 16 años se convirtió en novicio. Aunque Maximiliano obtuvo más tarde un doctorado en filosofía y teología, estaba profundamente interesado en la ciencia, e incluso trazó planes para naves espaciales.

Maximiliano, ordenado a los 24 años, vio la indiferencia religiosa como el veneno más mortífero del momento. Su misión era combatirlo. Fundó Knight of the Immaculata, una revista religiosa bajo la protección de María para predicar la Buena Nueva a todas las naciones. Para el trabajo de publicación estableció una “Ciudad de la Inmaculada” — Niepokalanow — que albergaba a 700 de sus hermanos franciscanos. Posteriormente fundó otro en Nagasaki, Japón.

Tanto la Milicia como la revista finalmente alcanzaron la marca del millón de miembros y suscriptores. Su amor por Dios se filtraba diariamente a través de la devoción a María. En 1939, los panzer nazis invadieron Polonia con una velocidad mortal. Niepokalanow fue severamente bombardeado. Kolbe y sus frailes fueron arrestados y luego liberados en menos de tres meses, en la fiesta de la Inmaculada Concepción.

En 1941, el P. Kolbe fue arrestado nuevamente. El propósito de los nazis era liquidar a los selectos, los líderes. El final llegó rápidamente, tres meses después en Auschwitz, tras terribles golpizas y humillaciones. Un prisionero se había escapado. El comandante anunció que morirían 10 hombres. Disfrutaba caminar por las filas. "Éste. Ese." Mientras los llevaban a los búnkers para morir de hambre, el número 16670 se atrevió a apartarse de la línea.

“Me gustaría tomar el lugar de ese hombre. Tiene esposa e hijos”.

"¿Quién eres tú?"

"Un sacerdote."

Sin nombre, sin mención de fama. Silencio. El comandante, estupefacto, tal vez con un pensamiento fugaz de la

historia, sacó al sargento Francis Gajowniczek de la fila y ordenó al P. Kolbe ir con los nueve. En el "bloque de la

muerte" se les ordenó desnudarse y su lenta inanición comenzó en la oscuridad. Pero no hubo gritos, los prisioneros

cantaron. En vísperas de la Asunción, cuatro quedaron con vida. El carcelero vino a rematar a Kolbe mientras estaba

sentado en un rincón rezando. Levantó su brazo descarnado para recibir el mordisco de la aguja hipodérmica. Estaba

lleno de ácido carbólico. Quemaron su cuerpo con todos los demás. El P. Kolbe fue beatificado en 1971 y canonizado

en 1982. (Fuente: Franciscan Media)

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