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The Rosary is prayed before Holy Mass M-F @ 7:35 am SERVANTS SCHEDULE
MASS INTENTIONS Knights of the Altar:
th
Please volunteer to serve
Monday, June 13 whenever you are at Holy Mass.
Saint Anthony of Padua, Priest and Doctor of Thursday, June 16th - 5:30 p.m. - Corpus Christi
the Church Traditional Latin Mass
8:00 a.m. - Special Intention of Terry and Joan Master of Ceremony: William Coppernoll
Path Thurifer: Rhett Pronschinske
Acolyte 1: Reed Pronschinske
Tuesday, June 14th Acolyte 2: Henry Olson
Crucifer: Leo Olson
8:00 a.m. - Special Intention of John and Donna Boat Bearer: Michael Heilman
Hansen Torchbearers: William Olson/Paul and John
Heilman/Vincent Coppernoll/
Wednesday, June 15th Parker Pronschinske/Konstantin
8:00 a.m. - Intentions of Joseph and Mary Lehn Van Hoof/Weston Doll/Isaac
Coppernoll/Andrew Dixon
Thursday, June 16th
8:00 a.m. - Living and Deceased members of Saturday, June 18th - 4:30 p.m. Mass
Adolph and Therese Trussoni Knights of the Altar: Frederick Ellis/Daniel Clements
Ordinary Minister: Deacon Jason Hutzler
5:30 p.m. - Intentions of St. James Parishioners Lector: Bob Rusch
Ushers: Ryan Clements/David Coppens
Friday, June 17th
8:00 a.m. - Special Intention of Nick and Kathy Sunday, June 19th - 7:30 a.m. Mass
Nicks Knights of the Altar: Knights
Ordinary Minister: Deacon Jason Hutzler
Saturday, June 18th Lector: Michelle Rifenberg
8:00 a.m. - † Erwin Frank Ushers: Robert Rifenberg/Curt Riley/
Colin Riley/Steve Marx
4:30 p.m. - † Robert Guggenbuehl
Sunday, June 19th - 9:30 a.m. Mass
Sunday, June 19th– The Most Holy Body and Knights of the Altar: Weston, Vance and Kolbe LaVoy
Blood of Christ (Corpus Christi) Ordinary Minister: Deacon Jason Hutzler
7:30 a.m. - † Bill Craig Lector: Julio Marin
9:30 a.m. - † Jane Schwabenbauer Ushers: Gary Brauer/John Dawidowski/
Tom McConaghy
11:30 a.m. - Intentions of Fr. Daniel Sedlacek
Sunday, June 19th - 11:30 a.m.
Traditional Latin Mass
CHURCH SUPPORT Master of Ceremony: William Coppernoll
Thurifer: Rhett Pronschinske
June 5, 2022 Acolyte 1: Reed Pronschinske
Acolyte 2: Henry Olson
Envelopes $ 3,623.00 Crucifer: Leo Olson
Plate $ 681.10 Boat Bearer: Michael Heilman
Vigil candles $ 64.00 Torchbearers: William Olson/Paul and John
Ascension $ 36.00 Heilman/Vincent Coppernoll/
Giving Online $ 830.45 Parker Pronschinske/Konstantin
Van Hoof/Weston Doll/Isaac
Total $ 5,234.55 Coppernoll/Andrew Dixon
MAKE DONATIONS ONLINE - ONLINE GIVING CORPUS CHRISTI PROCESSION
We offer an option for people who prefer to make SUNDAY, JUNE 19th
donations online, called Online Giving.
For quick access to Online Giving, visit our website: A procession with the Blessed Sacra-
www.saintjameslax.com ment will follow after the 9:30 a.m. Mass
and follow the instructions provided. For any questions for the Feast of Corpus Christi.
about Online Giving, please contact Maria at: 608-782-
7557.
PRIESTLY ORDINATION
Anointing of the Sick: Those who are seriously ill or have Priestly Ordination of Deacon Matthew Bowe and
been sick for a long period of time should receive the Sacra- Deacon Steven Weller will be on Saturday, June 25,
ment of the Sick and Holy Communion. Please call St. 2022, at 10:00 a.m. at St. Joseph the Workman Cathe-
James office to make arrangements: 608-782-7557. dral.
HOLY SACRIFICE OF THE MASS Weekly Readings
June 13th – June 19th, 2022
Monday-Friday 8:00 am Novus Ordo
Saturday 8:00 am Traditional Holy Mass Monday 1 Kgs 21:1-16/Ps 5:2-3ab, 4b-6a, 6b-7/Mt 5:38
4:30 pm Vigil - Novus Ordo -42
Sunday Masses 7:30 am Novus Ordo Tuesday 1 Kgs 21:17-29/Ps 51:3-4, 5-6ab, 11 and 16/
9:30 am Novus Ordo Mt 5:43-48
11:30 am Traditional Holy Mass Wednesday 2 Kgs 2:1, 6-14/Ps 31:20, 21, 24/Mt 6:1-6, 16-
18
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Thursday Sir 48:1-14/Ps 97:1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7/Mt 6:7-15
Saturdays after m orning Holy M ass and from 3:45 Friday: 2 Kgs 11:1-4, 9-18, 20/Ps 132:11, 12, 13-14,
-4:15 pm and First Fridays after morning Holy Mass 17-18/Mt 6:19-23
Saturday: 2 Chr 24:17-25/Ps 89:4-5, 29-30, 31-32, 33-
34/Mt 6:24-34
FAMILY CATECHESIS FOR THE ENTIRE Sunday: Gn 14:18-20/Ps 110:1, 2, 3, 4 [4b]/1 Cor 11:23
-26/Lk 9:11b-17
FAMILY AT ST. JAMES THE LESS CHURCH
Building up the Church, The Mystical Body of
Christ, One Family at A Time! “O mystic marvel! The universal Father is
No meeting on Thursday June 16, Corpus Christi. one, and one the universal Word; and the Ho-
ly Spirit is one and the same everywhere.”
Next Catholic Family Catechesis at Saint James
Thursday June 23, 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Murphy Clement of Alexandria
Hall.
In June, July, and August, Catholic Family Catechesis
will meet twice a month on the following dates: June CORPUS CHRISTI
2, June 23, July 7, July 21, August 4, August 18. TRADITIONAL LATIN MASS
Catechesis will focus on the Sacraments, the Divine
Means by which we are made JUST and HOLY. "I came There will be a Traditional Latin Mass on
that they may have Life, and have it more abundant- Thursday, June 16 at 5:30 p.m. for the Feast of
ly" (John 10,10). Our Blessed Lord came to give Life to
His flock. He instituted the Seven Sacraments, outward Corpus Christi.
signs of His Actions in our soul. By the Sacra- A procession with the Blessed Sacrament
ments, Christ gives or increases the Supernatural Life of
Grace in our souls; He gives and increases the power of will follow after Mass.
the Holy Spirit in each of us. Please join us for Catholic
Family Catechesis Thursday evening, June 23.
CORPUS CHRISTI PROCESSIONS
Catholic Family Catechesis is free of charge and is fa-
cilitated by Marian catechist Luna Chou. Marian Catechist Corpus Christi this year falls on Sunday, June 19,
Apostolate is an apostolate dedicated to the training of par- and in 2022 signals the start of the United States’ Eu-
ents and catechists for the faithful handing on of the Catho- charistic Revival, a three-year grassroots revival of
lic Faith. Refreshments will be provided. devotion and belief in the Real Presence of Jesus in the
Please call the Parish Office, 608-782-7557, for more Eucharist. In many places a procession with the
information. Blessed Sacrament will be held. “The annual proces-
sion on the feast of Corpus Christi…has a special im-
portance and meaning for the pastoral life of the parish
SUNDAY ORGAN RECITALS or city…. When the Eucharist is carried through the
ST. JOSEPH THE WORKMAN CATHEDRAL street in a solemn procession with singing, the Chris-
The first in a series of three summer organ recitals tian people give public witness of faith and devotion
will be performed at the Cathedral on Sunday June 12 toward the sacrament” (Roman Ritual).
at 3:30 by Stephen Schnurr, editor and publisher of Questions and Answers about Corpus Christi and its
the national organ periodical The Diapason and organ procession are available at:
instructor at Valparaiso University.
https://diolc.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Corpus-
The recital will be about one hour in duration. Ad- Christi-Procession-QA.pdf.
mission is free; a freewill offering will be accepted.
Ample parking available. An opportunity to hear great
organ music performed on our magnificent Noack or-
gan! JESUS, I Trust in YOU!
PCCW REMINDER + SACRAMENTS +
Baptismus
Just a reminder that the PCCW does NOT St. James the Less Parish welcomes
meet in the Summer.
Brenda Morales-Cuamacateco
Our next general meeting will be Tues- Daughter of Antonio Morales and Angelica
day, September 13th. Rosary at 5:30pm. Cuamacateco, who was baptized on Saturday,
Meeting at 6pm. June 4, 2022, here at St. James the Less Church.
Have a blessed Summer!!! Let us pray for Brenda and for her family as
she begins the life of a Christian.
Please welcome our new parishioners
to the Parish Family of St. James the Less Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturdays after morning Holy
Brittany and Zivah Heilman Mass and from 3:45 - 4:15 p.m.,
Allyson Daines and First Fridays after 8:00 a.m.
Holy Mass.
Daniel Lohff
Tom Wilson “The Virgin Mary, among all creatures, is a
masterpiece of the Most Holy Trinity.”
Pope Benedict XVI
HE MAY BE CALLING YOU!
There are few things in life that are more uplifting than
SUMMER ADULT FAITH FORMATION
being able to help someone or be there for someone in BOOK STUDY
need. When we can use our gifts and talents to make some-
one else’s life better, it can bring joy to not just our lives, This summer we invite you to take time to step
but to those we are able to serve as well. away from the turmoil of the world and use that time
Jesus tells us that there is no greater love than to lay to get to know your Heavenly Father.
down one’s life for one’s friend. As friends of Christ, we This Father’s Day, June 19, join us as we begin a
are called to love in this way, to be willing to lay down our 33-Day self-study understanding God the Father by
life for others. A powerful way to do this is by being a reading Fr. Gaitley’s “33 Days to Greater Glory”
priest of Jesus Christ. He is calling young men to consider book. This book study leads you through the Gospel
this call to serve, to offer their lives out of love for their of John, which is known as the Gospel of love, and
sisters and brothers. He may be calling YOU!
will end on Friday, July 22nd, the Feast of Mary Mag-
If you or someone you know is interested in discovering dalene, who was the first on to see the risen Jesus.
more about this call to the priesthood, please contact me,
Father Nate Kuhn, Director of Vocational Recruitment for Each day you will read 2-4 pages of the book and
the Diocese of La Crosse, at 3710 East Ave. S., PO Box the corresponding Gospel passages from the Gospel of
4004, La Crosse, WI 54602; or by phone at: 608.791.2667. John (found in the back of the book.) This journey
God bless you! leads you into a deeper understanding of God the Fa-
ther and His love and mercy.
ST. CHARLES PARISH This is a self-study program with 3 optional group
HOMECOMING PICNIC - GENOA, WI discussion meetings at St. Patrick’s Parish Sunday af-
ternoon June 26, July 10, and July 24 from 4:30 – 6:00
The St. Charles Homecoming Picnic will be held from 11 pm.
a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, July 3rd, at St. Charles Borromeo
Catholic Church, 707 Eagle St., Genoa, WI. Event includes Books are $13.00 each and can be purchased at St.
Big Boar Barbecue lunch with the addition of locally-made Patrick’s, Cathedral, and MMOC parish offices or by
risotto, raffles, bake sale, and a number of games for kids contacting Amy Capelli at (608)783-0847 or
and adults. BBQ meals cost $12. Hot dog meals will also amy_capelli@charter.net
be available for children. For more information, call the
parish office at: Pick up your book TODAY so you can begin
reading on June 19th.
(608) 689-2642. Email: stcharle@mwt.net
Catholic Traditions
“… stand firm and hold fast to the traditions that you were taught,
either by an oral statement or by a letter of ours.” 2 Thess 2:15
It has been a few weeks since I have been able to sit and write you a letter for the bulletin. I do en-
joy writing them, so it has been a little empty with my attention divided. As you know, for two weeks I
was in Uganda for a mission trip. That journey had been long planned and stalled for about two years
because of COVID restrictions in both the US and Uganda as well as the European nations we had looked
into passing through. How the world has changed. The journey was finally accomplished and the experi-
ence was exceptional. We celebrated the 10th Anniversary of Our Lady of Guadalupe High School, a con-
tinued work in progress begun with trust in God at the request of local villagers in 2006. Today we have
about 300 students from Senior 1-7, roughly the equivalent of the US grade level 8-12 and the first year
of university undergraduate work or technical college. Attending the Jubilee Mass were also a group of
about 15 graduates who were pioneer students and are now out in the working world. Because of their
education they have been successful in achieving goals beyond what is available to most of the countries
rural population. It was certainly a proud moment
Now that we have returned and I have a moment, let me acknowledge these wonderful Sundays
which mark a transition from the Easter Season into our long stretch of Ordinary Time. Last Sunday we
celebrated the Pentecost descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles. Today we celebrate Trinity Sun-
day, a tricky part of our deposit of faith for most homilists who hope to capture the attention of the as-
sembly. Next weekend we conclude the White Sundays or Ordinary Time with Corpus Christi and the
great Eucharistic processions. They give identity, strength and joy to God’s holy Church. These are privi-
leged days of faith and hope and we are certainly in need of such gifts of God.
Finally, I want to address the Inspired by the Spirit Capital Campaign. The task of participation in the
broader life of the Church may seem unrelated to the more local experience. But in truth, we are all part
of the Mystical Body of Christ and responsible for our brothers and sisters. Whether it is people we may
never meet, or our neighbor with whom we routinely pray, we are all members of the same body with
Christ as our head. Therefore, the Inspired by the Spirit Campaign is an opportunity to make visible in a
concrete reality the participation we have in the parish and, in union with all the other parishes, in the
Diocese of La Crosse.
I have appreciated the past weeks and months working with parish leadership, volunteers and regis-
tered parishioners at St. James. I have felt your welcome in new and strengthening ways. It is never
easy for a priest to stand before a small group or sit it at a table and discuss money for the church. Hon-
estly though, I don’t know why it is so hard for us because Jesus spoke to the use of temporal goods
very frequently and with demanding conviction. Still, it is awkward and uncomfortable. But many have
made it a great joy for me because it goes so far beyond finances. Some have shared great memories,
deeply held values and much of the history here at St. James and on the city’s north side. I was even
able to learn about the mission some parishioners conducted in Ukraine some years back. St. James is a
remarkable place and I have been enriched to take in every detail and learn so much.
Today is called “Commitment Sunday” in our campaign. Already we have received some remarkable
participation of prayerful support and monetary pledges. We are about half way to our goal with 15
pledges and an average gift of over $10,000.00. I am so grateful to each family and individual who has
made this kind of investment in our future and for the larger Church. Through these efforts, from our to-
tal the 35% remaining with the diocese is met.
Now is the time when each of us needs to consider the sacrificial gift we can give. Since this is a five
year campaign, after a 10% down payment of $300, a gift of $45 each month over the five years of the
campaign amounts to a pledge of $3,000 to help us achieve our goal. After a 10% down payment of
$500, a gift of $75 each month amounts to a $5,000.00 pledge.
With your support we will cross the finish line, be able to secure barrier free access to our church
with a suitable bathroom in the vestibule of the upper level. We will also be able to improve our choir loft
with easier access and safer use. At full participation, the other elements of our parish case statement
will be met and St. James will be stronger for it. Completed pledge cards may be turned into the ushers
today, given to the parish office this week or sent directly to the diocese in the envelopes supplied.
Thank you for your prayerful consideration, your support and your trust in the providence of God. May
He reward you abundantly.
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