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HOLYLAND CATHOLIC PARISHES
Vision: As disciples of Jesus in the Holyland, love
St. Isidore the Farmer - Mount Calvary/Saint Cloud/St. Joe
unites us beyond all difficulties. God will do the rest.
St. John the Baptist - Johnsburg
Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Marytown Mission: We are God's children in the Holyland
striving to welcome one and all.
July 5, 2020
St. Mary Holy Cross St. Joseph St. John St. Cloud
N10232 Hwy G 308 S. Cty W W620 Cty G N9288 Hwy W 924 Main Street
Almighty God, New Holstein Mt. Calvary St. Cloud Malone St. Cloud
Bless our nation and make it true
to the ideas of freedom and justice
and brotherhood for all who make it great.
Guard us from war, from fire and wind,
from compromise, fear, confusion.
Be close to our president and our
statesmen; give them vision and courage,
as they ponder decisions affecting peace
and the future of the world.
Make me more deeply aware of my
heritage; realizing not only my rights
but also my duties
and responsibilities as a citizen.
Make this great land and all its people
know clearly Your will, that they may fulfill
the destiny ordained for us
in the salvation of the nations,
and the restoring of all things in Christ.
Amen
14th Sunday in Ordinary
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We are fortunate to have the St. Isidore the Farmer Christian Women and the St. John the
Baptist and St. Mary Altar & Rosary Societies. Below is a schedule of some of their main
activities for the coming year (God willing!). They do so much more but these are just some of
their regularly scheduled activities. Please support their craft and bake sales throughout the
year. Dyanna Muldoon is the President of the St. Mary Altar & Rosary Society, Lorraine
Thome is President of the St. John the Baptist Altar & Rosary Society and Linda Vixmer is
President of the St. Isidore the Farmer Christian Women.
I am grateful to the St. Mary Altar & Rosary Society who changed the date of their annual Fall
Breakfast Meeting to accommodate the change in date of the St. Isidore the Farmer
Autumnfest. Also, there will not be speaker this fall for the St. Isidore the Farmer
Christian Women Christian Women. Hopefully, one can be scheduled for next year.
2020-2021 St. Mary Altar & Rosary
Society Activities 2020-2021 St. John the Baptist Altar &
Sunday, September 27, 2020 Rosary Society Activities
HarvestFest Craft, Quilt, & Bake Sale Saturday, September 5, 2020
Bake & Craft Sale
Sunday, October 11, 2020
Breakfast Meeting Monday, December 7, 2020
Joint SJB/SM Christmas Party
Friday, November 27, 2020
Saturday November 28, 2020 Saturday, May 29, 2021
Craft, Quilt & Bake Sal Bake & Craft Sale
Monday, December 7, 2020 2020-2021 St. Isidore the Farmer
Joint SJB/SM Christmas Party
Christian Women Activities
Sunday, April 18, 2021 Thursday, December 3, 2020
Bake & Craft Sale Christmas Party
Tuesday, May 10, 2021 Saturday, December 5, 2020
Spring Meeting Sunday December 6, 2020
Bake Sale
Saturday, June 12, 2021
Annual Church Cleaning Saturday, March 27, 2021
Easter Egg Hunt
Pope Francis: The Right to Hope days have reminded us more than
ever of our need for God.
On Holy Saturday, Pope Francis spoke about hope and the
A year ago Pope Francis also spoke
resurrection of Jesus saying: “Tonight we acquire a
about hope. At that time he said that
fundamental right that can never be taken away from us: the
hope “does not expire, because it is
right to hope. It is a new and living hope that comes from
based on the fidelity of God. The
God. It is not mere optimism; it is not a pat on the back or an
hope of the Spirit is not even
empty word of encouragement. It is a gift from heaven,
optimism. Born deeper, it rekindles
which we could not have earned on our own.”
at the bottom of the heart the
These past few months have been filled with tragedy certainty of being precious because
throughout the world, unrest in America, and disappointment loved. It is a hope that leaves peace and joy inside,
as one event after another is canceled for this year. The first regardless of what happens outside. It is a hope that has
to go was our St. Isidore Brat Fry. Since then, the Marytown strong roots, which no storm of life can uproot. It is a hope
Picnic, St. John the Baptist Festival, Mt. Calvary Fireman’s that ‘does not disappoint’ – hope does not disappoint! –
Picnic have also been cancelled. Weddings have been left which gives the strength to overcome all tribulations.”
with an uncertainty as to how many may be able to join in
The poet Emily Dickinson put it this way: “Hope” is the thing
the celebration. Funerals have been delayed or been kept to
with feathers - That perches in the soul - And sings the tune
a small number. It is easy in the midst of all of this to lose
without the words - And never stops - at all.”
hope. We must not. God is still alive. I have heard some
express fears that when this is all past folks will not return to
church. I don’t believe that. If anything, I hope that theseJuly 5, 2020 3 HolyLand Catholic Parishes
ST. CLOUD CHURCH July 5, 2020
A Reflection on the 14th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Church Cleaning week of July 6th & 13th
Chair: Nancy Preder 960-2268 We are all familiar with the refrain, “You have put on Christ. In
Joe Puetz & Bill Pollard him you have been baptized. Alleluia, alleluia!” In Baptism, we
“put on” Christ. In putting on Christ, we put on all that Christ is
and represents: hope, faith, and love. We are no longer bound
HOLY CROSS CHURCH to the sins and failures of the flesh, that part of us that resists
God and relies exclusively on human means. It also means that
Cleaning List: July 11, 2020 we are not in debt to our past, complete with its sins, failures,
Chairperson: Beth Petrie 904-3707 regrets, fears, and unfulfilled dreams. There is always hope. In
Sue Petrie, Patricia Schmitz & Julie Schneider putting on Christ, we put on God’s vision for the world, for all
IF you are unable to clean, PLEASE get a sub, it helps of His children and for us. We have been given a road map to
everyone out guide our paths and a blueprint to follow for our life’s journey.
Sub list: Deb Gau 999-4151 or Linda Vixmer 753-3601
There is no need for regret, and we are not tethered to our past.
Is there anything in your past that you regret? Any decision or
ST. JOE CHURCH memory that continues to haunt you? We have all made
mistakes, and we have this uncanny ability to continue beating
Cleaning for July ourselves up over things we can no longer do anything about,
Chair: Tom & Sharon Steffen 999-4473 except learn from them. To put on Christ means that I can now
Tom Wehner, Trevor Schmitz & Jodi Stein Melvin bring God’s unconditional love to my hurtful memories and
sinful choices. With each new moment and every new choice, I
can start clean and live in freedom.
ST. JOHN CHURCH Imagine adults when the disciples were preaching and
baptizing. They came to baptism not really knowing who they
Cleaning list to be announced soon, check your
were, with pasts that were broken, seeking to live the joy of the
mail…watch for details Gospel they heard spoken to them and wanting the love they
saw witnessed in the lives of those who believed. What
ST. MARY CHURCH tremendous celebrations their baptisms must have been! They
could now have the support of a community, full participation
Cleaning List: July 18, 2020 in the sacraments of the church, focus for their disordered lives,
Leaders: Kathy & Steve Schneider 849-9266 consolation, healing, and an understanding of what life is really
Mike & Nikki Buechel, Diane Gerhartz, Mike & Deb Heus, Tom all about.
& Deb Kraus, David & Lisa Meyer, Tony & Carol Schiller,
Michael Winkel & Steve & Kathy Schneider. Our lives are meant to be celebrations of the Spirit we have
received in Baptism. How does that joy get expressed in and
Holyland Food Pantry thanks through you? When we truly understand that we have put on
everyone who is helping provide Christ, our burdens can become much lighter. It is odd that so
and care for the community. Mr. many Christians
look like they are
Rogers said " Look for the
carrying the weight
helpers". HFP sees you, and says of the world on
thanks. their shoulders.
Wouldn’t it be
Needs for July: wonderful if those
Manwich, Cereal, Canned fruit, Hearty Beef Soup, weights could be
Spaghetti Sauces, Mayonnaise, Snacks lifted and joy
experienced!
If you or someone you know needs food, please call 920-286
-1333. There is also a mini Food Pantry available 24 hours a
day. You are welcomed to this food at all times. Come to A girl asks her father, " Why does it rain? Is it
N10362 St. Paul Road. God sweating or crying?" " No," says her father,
HFP continues to provide dairy products, and is involved " it rains to make the plants grow. Do you
with the drive called 'The Rest of the Dairy Case'. HFP then understand?" " Not exactly," says the girl. "
buys sour cream, cottage cheese, yogurts, etc in addition to THEN Why does it rain on the sidewalk?"
the butter, eggs and milk. Financial Gifts are appreciated,
and help offset the purchases of products. Gifts can be made
to the HFP, Box 62, Malone, WI 53049.HolyLand Catholic Parishes 4 Fourteenth Sunday in ordinary time
Aaron Schaefer Zackary Lisowe II
Sarah Jean Bord Glen Merten
Christopher Kaiser Keith Merten Mitchell Petrie &
Lisa M. Schneider Jake Bord
Bradly Schrage
Jennifer Collver
Stephen Blanck
Don Stephany Eric Hoelscher
Mike Handel
July 18, 2020
Tyler Franzen
Willie Carter Erin Mullen
Holy Cross Church
Paul Baker Travis Boehnlein
Carter Gulig Love feels no burden, thinks nothing of trouble, attempts
what is above its strength, pleads no excuse of
A reminder that the 10:30 impossibility. It is therefore able to undertake all things,
AM Mass at Holy Cross and it completes many things,.
Church is reserved for
people willing to wear face
masks. Thank you. St. John the Baptist
Parish Raffle
Donations to House of Peace and Sadly, the St. John the Baptist Parish
Festival was cancelled for 2020.
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
However, we still having the Raffle!
to Help School Children Without the revenue from the festival our parish will
Due to the uncertainty of the school year potentially face some significant financial challenges.
and what kids need, the human concerns Please consider supporting St. John’s by purchasing a
committee has decided NOT to take a Raffle Ticket! Ticket go for $5.00. IF you are in need of
collection of school supplies for the tickets they are available at either parish office. Any
House of Peace and St. Paul’s United Church of Christ. questions please call Tammy at 795-4316.
The Holyland Parishes will send a check to them instead this Prizes
year. IF you would like to donate please put your money in 1st Place: $ 1,000
the collection basket or send it to either 2nd Place: $ 500
parish office and mark it school 3rd & 4th: $ 250
supplies. (You may write your check out 5th – 10th: $ 100
to your parish OR to the House of
Peace OR St. Paul’s directly) Please Tickets will be drawn at July 18th at 5:30 PM in the
have your donation in by July 19th. St .John the Baptist Pavillion. Please support our parish!
Thank you!
Holyland Catholic School
The new steps and
railings are in place
Cleaner Needed
at St. Mary Church. Know of anyone who needs a part time job???
We are in need of someone to take over the
Tom Kraus did a cleaning of the school starting in summer. We
great job. These need someone to be 18 years or older. The job takes about 15
should last for many hours per week. Please call Tammy at 795-4316 IF you are
years These should interested in hearing about the description of this job.
last for many years
and withstand the
Parish Budgets Approved by
steps of many a
Finance Councils – School
people coming to the church.
Budget Set
Over the past two weeks I have met
with each of our three parish finance
councils. I am grateful for all of the
Nick Mertens has work that has gone into preparing the budget. John Wagner,
begun working on Al Feldner and Bob Schmidt have done a good job of
putting in place the crunching the numbers with the help of Lori and Tammy. Pat
bricks for the Birschbach met with John Wertschnig, Julie Petrie and
rectory garage at myself to put together a budget for our Holyland Catholic
St. Mary’s. School. These are uncertain times, but I believe that our
2020-2021 budgets are reasonable and balanced, barring
any major catastrophes.July 5, 2020 5 HolyLand Catholic Parishes
Pope Francis adds “Mother of Mercy,”
“Mother of Hope,” and “Comfort of Migrants”
to Litanies of Mary
Pope Francis has given the Blessed Virgin Mary three new
titles to be added tonyhe traditional Litany of Mary. They And Have a Happy Independence
are “Mother of Mercy,” “Mother of Hope,” and “Comfort of day weekend!
Migrants.” According to the Crux, which reports on Catholic
news “In letter dated June 20, Guinean Cardinal Robert It seems appropriate this weekend to quote the Rev. Dr.
Sarah, prefect of the Vatican’s Congregation for Divine Martin Luther King, Jr. This is a speech he gave to The
Worship and the Discipline of the Sacraments, announced Hungry Club Forum on May 10, 1967. The Hungry Club
the titles would be added to the Litany of Mary, called the Forum was a secret initiative of the Butler Street YMCA, in
“Litany of Loreto,” which is usually recited during the rosary Atlanta. The goal was to let sympathetic white politicians
or on major Catholic feasts. meet privately with local black leaders, who were usually not
welcome at many of Atlanta’s civic organizations. As a
pastor, I am particularly challenged by these words of Dr.
Recently, an activist called for the destruction or removal of King’s which I quoted two weeks ago in my homily.
what he called white images of Jesus. He said: “Yes, I think
the statues of the white European they claim is Jesus should “For those who are telling me to keep my mouth shut, I can’t
also come down. They are a form of white supremacy. do that. I’m against segregation at lunch counters, and I’m
Always have been.” Sadly, he is out of date. For many years not going to segregate my moral concerns. And we must
know on some positions, cowardice asks the question, “Is it
now, people of various cultures have depicted Jesus in ways
safe?” Expediency asks the question, “Is it politic?” Vanity
that look like themselves. The Bible give us no physical asks the question, “Is it popular?” But conscience asks the
description of the Lord nor are there photographs. The actual question, “Is it right?” And there’re times when you must take
Jesus was most likely an olive skinned semite of the Middle a stand that is neither safe nor politic nor popular, but you
East. Below are a few images of Jesus from different must do it because it is right.”
cultures. Jesus is Lord of all!
Every honest pastor know the temptation to only speak what
is safe, what politic, and what is popular. To speak what is
right requires not self-righteousness but humility, study and
prayer.
Our prayerful support goes
out to the familiy of
Harold Brenner
May God’s consolation and peace be with them
“And then I heard the angel say,
‘he’s with you every day.’”
Two guys are walking through a game park & they come across a
lion that has not eaten for days. The lion starts chasing the two
men. They run as fast as they can and the one guy starts getting
tired and decides to say a prayer, "Please turn this lion into a
Christian, Lord." He looks to see if the lion is still chasing and he
sees the lion on its knees. Happy to see his prayer answered, he
turns around and heads towards the lion. As he comes closer to the
lion, he hears it saying a prayer: "Thank you Lord for the food I
am about to receive."HolyLand Catholic Parishes 6 Fourteenth Sunday in ordinary time
From the Pastor’s Desk: As our nation grapples with a
Sunday, July 5, 2020 legacy of racism and, in my
opinion, the long overdue taking
My parents met in 1946 after my Dad came home from down of Confederate Monuments
World War II where he had been part of the Occupation of honoring the leaders of a
Japan. They met at Sears where they both worked. In their dishonorable cause I cannot help
later years, actually not long after they were married, they but wonder what I would do if I
ceased to be big moviegoers. Still, their very first date was still had that anniversary gift. Had
to a movie. They saw Walt Disney’s Song of the South. The it survived the flood, I suspect
movie tells the stories of Brer Rabbit and Brer Fox as told by that I would have kept it as a
an old ex-slave by the name of Uncle Remus. Uncle Remus cherished memory of my parents
tells these stories to the son of the plantation owner. and my youthful enthusiasm to provide such a gift.
I was reminded of Song of the South when I recently read Then I consider this sentence from the article I read: The
about a campaign to replace the imagery surrounding nationwide protests against racism and white supremacy are
“Splash Mountain” at the various Disney theme parks. The reviving years-old conversations about how art made in
cartoon characters inhabiting the ride are from Song of the decades past should be viewed -- as racist and insensitive
South. With its mix of animated and live action, Song of the or a relic of a segregated time. Suddenly, the movie my
South was considered revolutionary when it was released. It parents saw on their first date and my gift to commemorate
has not aged well. Disney has never released a home that event are at best “insensitive” and perhaps even racist.
version of it nor can it be found on Disney’s streaming
service. The article I read on CNN had this to say about I’m glad the flood took away any need on my part to make a
Song of the South: decision. Painful as it would have been, I know what I would
have done – burned it as an offering and a reparation for my
The film has long been criticized for its romanticized view of own insensitivity and racism. What matters more is not the
the post-Civil War South. The Guardian's Scott Tobias wrote problematic movie my parents saw on their first date but
in 2019 that the "world and themes of both [the live-action rather the love that blossomed that day. After all, it was their
portion and animated segments starring Brer Rabbit] first date of a romance that lasted for over 50 years. Maybe
reinforce a nostalgia for a plantation in the Reconstruction mom and dad did not even see much of the movie anyway!
era."
Peace & all good!
I have never seen the movie. There was a time that I wanted
to experience what my parents saw on their first date. When
Fr. Gary
they celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary I was 14
years old. That spring I had bought and old “Life” or “Look”
magazine from 1946. Inside was a two page advertisement
announcing the premier of Song of the South. The father of
one of my friends offered to decoupage it onto wood which I
then proudly presented to my parents as a 25th Anniversary
present on July 27, 1973. For many years it hung in the
basement recreation room (think “That 70’s Show”). It
stayed there until ruined in Fond du Lac’s Great Flood of
2008.
St. Cloud needs
WE NEED YOU!!!
a new lawnmower!
IF you have time and need something
The current lawnmower is getting
to do and a little extra cash we need fixed to HOPEFULLY make it thru
you to please help with the Holy this season...fingers crossed!
Cross lawn mowing. YOU DO NOT
have to be from Mt. Calvary to help. IF you would like to donate to this
We would be grateful for the help no very important machine we need to keep the lawns look amazing
matter where you live! IF you are a please put your money in the collection basket OR mail it to the
college kid and need some extra cash, this may be for you parish office. Your generosity is truly appreciated!
(YOU MUST BE 21) Please call Bucky Mihm for more
information if you are interested in helping! 753-5532 We received a donation of $1,000 so far, we need another $6,000.
Thank you ahead of time:-)July 5, 2020 7 HolyLand Catholic Parishes
LITURGY SCHEDULE JULY 6-12 Pastor Staff
Fr. Gary Wegner, OFM Capuchin
Tuesday, July 7 Bl. Peter To Rot 920-948-2440/ frgary@holylandcatholicparishes.org
8:00 am † Jerome Krieg.... ..............................St. Cloud
Sacramental Ministers
Wednesday, July 8 Sts. Priscilla & Aquila Fr. Larry Abler, OFM Capuchin/ 920-740-1193
St. Gregory Grassi & Companions Fr. Oliver Bambenek, OFM Capuchin/ 920-238-7940
8:00 am Julie Carter (living) ......St. John the Baptist
Pastoral Care Minister
Thursday, July 9 St. Augustine Zhao Rong & Companions Sr. Jenada Fanetti, SDS - St. Isidore the Farmer
8:00 am † Don Ebertz ................................... ..St. Mary 920-753-2151/srjenada@holylandcatholicparishes.org
† Viola Schmitz Sr. Stephen Bloesl, SSCK - St. John the Baptist/
Friday, July 10 St. Veronica Giuliani Visitation BVM
8:00 am † Jamie Mertens ............................ ..Holy Cross 920-904-5033/nunbetterfarm@hotmail.com
Director of Religious Education
15th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Catherine Petrie
Saturday, July 11 dre@holylandcatholicparishes.org
4:00 pm † Joseph E Koll Sr. & Brian Koll
† Kurt Hinkley................St. John the Baptist Principal of Holyland Catholic School
5:15 pm † Delmer Flesch ............................ Holy Cross John Wertschnig
† Marvin Kraus 920-795-4222/ wertschnigj@archmil.org
9:15 am: Livestream on Holyland Catholic Parishes Secretaries
Facebook Page Lori Lemke - St. Isidore the Farmer
Sunday, July 12 920-753-3311/llemke@holylandcatholicparishes.org
7:45 am Schmitz & Winkel Families.........St. Cloud Tammy Horn - St. John the Baptist/Visitation BVM
9:15 am † John, Gary & Carol Meier ............ St. Mary 920-795-4316/thorn@holylandcatholicparishes.org
10:30 am † John Enders............................... Holy Cross Julie Petrie - Holyland Catholic School
(Mask REQUIRED Mass) 920-795-4222/holylandcatholic@gmail.com
Ministers of Sacred Music
Ellie Gavin 920-795-4002
Marilyn Lisowe 920-898-4401
Please pray for our sick: Lynn Schmitz 920-979-4571
Jane Steffes, Becky Pauly, Karen Peterson, Guy Preisler,
Rylie Meyer, Amanda Liebe, Bruce Muenier, Joshua Sabel, An Act of Spiritual Communion
Betty Mathison, Adrian Bertram, Harold Freund, David Faucher, My Jesus,
Gary Kelm, Joe Rahmer ,Vincent Ebertz, Jason, Cathy & I believe that You are present in the Most Holy
Hannah, & Mark Gulig Sacrament.
I love You above all things, and I desire to receive You
into my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment receive You
sacramentally,
come at least spiritually into my heart.
I embrace You as if You were already there and unite
myself wholly to You.
Never permit me to be separated from You.
Amen.
The Prayer Circles are always open to pray for your
needs and requests.
Prayer is the answer to all our needs. If prayers are needed in the
St. John’s area, call Gertie Merten at 795-4249; Carol Behling at
795-4254. In the St. Mary’s area call Joan Gerhartz at 898-5978 or
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