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St. Francis of Assisi Parish
Humphrey, Nebraska
The Tau
March 2021 Volume 13, Number 7
Dear Parishioners,
When compiling a list of potential vacation destinations, I don’t think many of us would rate “the middle
of the desert” near the top. After all, most of us don’t find searing daytime heat followed by chilling
nighttime cold to be the ideal vacation weather. Of course, if the weather in the desert doesn’t bother us, the
availability of food probably would. Who in their right mind would want to spend their vacation in the
desert?
The answer is, of course, Jesus Christ. Having just been baptized in the Jordan River by St. John the Baptist,
Jesus is now looking for a little time to rest and relax before beginning the three years of His public
ministry. So, where does Jesus go for His vacation? You guessed it - the desert to be tempted by the devil.
What I find curious, however, is that the devil tempts Jesus in the same way he tempts us. Recall the devil’s
first temptation of Jesus. The devil tempts Jesus to gluttony by challenging Him to change stones into bread.
Jesus responds to this temptation by quoting from the book of Deuteronomy, “Man does not live by bread
alone.”
This response is brilliant. You see, our passions are only a part of who we truly are; and a lesser part at that.
As lesser powers, these passions are designed to be ruled by the powers of reason and free will. Man’s
reason and free will are fed, not with bread alone, but, as the rest of the quote from Deuteronomy reads, “by
every word that comes from the mouth of God.” It should be clear, then, that the devil is tempting Jesus no
differently than he tempts each one of us. He wants us to exchange the lesser good of instant gratification
for the higher good of the Word of God.
But, how is Jesus able to resist this temptation so easily? Simple. He has perfected the practice of fasting.
Through the practice of fasting, Jesus is now liberated from one of the most powerful of all human passions;
the passion of hunger. Unencumbered by the demands of His emotions, Jesus is freer to pursue the true
good.
Next, the devil tempts Jesus with pride. This he does by mocking Jesus. “If you are the Son of God,” Satan
jeers, “throw yourself down from here. For it is written, ‘He will command His angels to guard you.’”
Notice how the devil quotes scripture to strengthen the power of his lie? Of course, a loose translation of
what is really said is, “I triple-dog dare you.” Of course, Jesus is not about to be goaded into a foolish
display of power. Rather, Jesus simply dismisses the devil saying, “You shall not put the Lord, your God,
to the test.”
After failing in his first two attempts, the devil brings out his sinister one. After all, the entirety of the human
race is now in the legitimate possession of the devil. Thus, when the devil offers the world and its kingdoms
to Jesus Christ, he is making an extremely cunning maneuver. He offers Jesus just what He came to earth
for; the liberation of His people. Most tempting of all, Jesus could win this liberation by avoiding the pains of the cross. But, think about it. If Jesus were to listen to Satan. He would be putting more trust in Satan’s promise than in the Word of God. This is a problem because, as we all know, the devil is a liar. Even if Jesus takes that quick and seductive path of avoiding the cross, the devil isn’t going to keep His promise. Yet, how often do we seem to think he will? For, just like he did with Jesus, the devil wants us to choose the quick and easy path that avoids suffering. Of course, we are not as free as Jesus Christ. Thus, we focus on the disciplines of prayers, fasting and almsgiving more deeply during Lent. We can focus more on prayer by going to daily Mass, even if only occasionally, attending stations of the cross, reading one chapter of the gospel each day or even each week, praying the rosary instead of listening to the radio while driving or simply saying extra prayers every day, even something very simple like one Hail Mary. We can practice fasting by giving up some pleasure we really enjoy like a food or drink or even something like the snooze button or a television program. We can practice almsgiving by contributing to our favorite charity, giving more to the collection or helping a relative, friend or neighbor with an anonymous gift. What we do is not as important as doing something. For the only way we can allow Jesus into our hearts is by making room for Him. Then, Jesus can free us from our disproportionate desire so that we can become the people He is calling us to be. In Christ, Rev. Eric Olsen
March 2021
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 *Dr. Seuss-Daisy 2 3 4 5 6
Head Mayzie Day *Dr. Seuss-Happy *Dr. Seuss-Hunches *8 AM-GS Mass *8 AM-Mass *State GB
*8 AM-HS/GS Mass B-Day Dr. Seuss in Bunches Day *State GB *State GB *HS Robotics
*BB District Finals *8 AM-GS Mass *8 AM-GS Mass *Confession Gr. 3-6 *NO Bus Service League Tournament
*Start of Spring *BB District Finals *FFA District Career *8:30 AM-7 PM- *7 PM-Stations of *Speech @
Sports Practice Development Events Adoration the Cross & St. Edward
*7 PM-8 PM- @ CCC Adoration
Confession in *State GB
Church *6:30 PM-PRE
*7 PM-Fr. Olsen
Speaker Series (alt.
btw HSF & LHF)
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
*Right-To-Life *8 AM-HS/GS Mass *8 AM-GS Mass *7:30 AM-FFA *8 AM-GS Mass *8 AM-Mass *State BB
Breakfast After *7 PM-8 PM- *District Speech @ Meeting *State BB *NO School K-6 *Archdiocese
Mass Confession in Newman Grove *8 AM-GS Mass *7:30 PM-Knights *NO Bus Service Catholic Relief
*7 PM-”Rosary for Church *7 PM-School Board *State BB of Columbus *End of 3rd Quarter Services Collection
Peace” in Church *7 PM-Fr. Olsen Meeting *6:30 PM-PRE Meeting *State BB @ Mass
Speaker Series (alt. *8:30 AM-7 PM- *7 PM-Stations of
btw HSF & LHF) Adoration the Cross &
Adoration
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
*Daylight Savings *Start of 4th Quarter *8 AM-GS Mass *HS Adopt-A-Child *8 AM-GS Mass *8 AM-Mass *500 Club Dinner &
Time Begins (Spring *8 AM-HS/GS Mass *7 PM-Finance Day *8:30 AM-7 PM- *Bank of the Valley Entertainment
Forward) *7 PM-8 PM- Board Meeting in *8 AM-GS Mass Adoration Deposit Day *FFA Steak Feed &
*Archdiocese Confession in Rectory Meeting *Freshmen Retreat *State Speech @ Silent Auction
Catholic Relief Church Room *Red Cross Blood Kearney HS
Services Collection *7 PM-Fr. Olsen Drive *7 PM-Stations of
@ Mass Speaker Series (alt. *6:30 PM-PRE the Cross &
*7 PM-”Rosary for btw HSF & LHF) Adoration
Peace” in Church
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
*7 PM-”Rosary for *8 AM-HS/GS Mass *8 AM-GS Mass *8 AM-GS Mass *8 AM-GS Mass *8 AM-Mass *Alumni Basketball
Peace” in Church *7 PM-8 PM- *Juniors ACT in *Junior Retreat *GS Adopt-A-Child Tournament
*Tuition Payments Confession in Parish Hall (Tentative) Day (Tentative)
Due Church *1 PM-Dismissal *8:30 AM-7 PM- *Bank of the Valley
*7 PM-Fr. Olsen *6:30 PM-PRE Adoration Deposit Day
Speaker Series (alt. *7 PM-Stations of
btw HSF & LHF) the Cross &
Adoration
28 29 30 31
*7 PM-”Rosary for *8 AM-GS/HS Mass *8 AM-GS Mass *8 AM-GS Mass
Peace” in Church *7 PM-8 PM- *12:30 PM-TR @ *8 AM-3 PM-Conf.
Confession in Stanton Music Contest @
Church Greeley
*7 PM-Fr. Olsen *9 AM-TR @
Speaker Series (alt. Osceola
btw HSF & LHF) *6:30 PM-PRESunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
March 2021
1 2 3 4 5 6
8am +Jim McDermott 8am Dick & Evelyn 8am L/D +Ludwig & 8am +Kenny Bender 8am Souls of the 5:30pm +Luke &
Hemmer Family +Viola Wemhoff (A) faithfully departed +Arlene Weidner
Family Family
7 8 9 10 11 13
10am For the People 8am L/D +Ken & 8am +Theodora Brau 8am +Beverly Ann 8am +Jim McDermott 8am L/D +Jim & 5:30pm L/D Paul &
of the Cluster Dorothy Pfeifer Walding +Kathaleen Bonnie Ramaekers
Parishes Family Frauendorfer Family Family
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
10am +Roberta 8am L/D Bob & 8am +JoAnn Veik 8am L/D +Ferd & 8am +Maurice Wieser 8am L/D Kent & 5:30pm +Kenny
Buresh (A) & +Donna Zach Family +Agnes Weidner Carolyn Korth Family Bender
Dick & Sally Classen Family
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
10am +Ludwig & 8am +Gerard 8am +Richard Haiar 8am Mass of 8am L/D +Dale & Nell 8am +Jeanie Engel 5:30pm +Kerry Korth
+Viola Wemhoff Wemhoff Thanksgiving & Schumacher Family (BD)
+Dan Eisenmenger
28 29 30 31
10am L/D +Ludwig & 8am +Mary Pfeifer 8am L/D Paul & 8am +Germaine
+Viola Wemhoff Bonnie Ramaekers Albracht
Family FamilySunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
March 2021
St. Francis of Assisi Parish Birthdays
1 2 3 4 5 6
Sherry Bender Shari Haiar Amanda Frauendorfer Larry Korth Judy Babel Chad Harper
Chris Noonan Grant Keller Ryan Goetsch Shae Wemhoff Mary Classen Avery Westring
Kylee Wessel Jenna Olmer Corrine Haiar Bob Hastreiter Noah Wieseler
Baylor Ramaekers Cheryl Hastreiter Vern Hunsley
Luke Wieseler Haley Schrage Ryan Preister
Glenn Ternus Jack Werner
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Laura Brandl Kaelyn Eisenmenger Catherine Goering Rita Baumgart Cassie Krings Mary Olmer Jerome Foltz
Amy Brockhaus Paula Kosch Jim Herchenbach Rhonin Heinen Allan Pfeifer Bob Preister
Kim Jarosz Adalyn Wemhoff Ken McGill MarryRita Wegener
Ted Wegener Beverly Zach Glen Preister
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
Bill Preister Larry Preister Lavonne Dohmen Kenley Pospisil Kellan Mundil Lisa Classen
Dave Krings Megan Preister Julie Krings Monica Veik Hattie Lindsley
Sharlene Hamling Lexi Morfeld Jordan Wegener
Ann Sand Schuyler Wegener
Isabella Tasa
Katie Zach
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
Joe Hubenka Taysen Eisenmenger Ginny Fehringer Tim Brandl Britney Foltz Darla Eisenmenger Jim Gronenthal Sr.
Cayley Killham Betty Sueper Chris Greisen Keith Ternus Kaygen Pospisil
Marvin Hemmer
Delores Krings
28 29 30 31
Jordan Bender Mary Preister Jessica Anderson Marlene McDermott
Joe Eisenmenger Meg Wegener Erik Baumgart Tucker Czarnick
Cooper Frauendorfer
Mary Anne HaschkeBWN Committee Meeting Minutes
February 3, 2021
7:00 PM in Rectory
I. Prayer: Missy Braun opened the meeting with prayer at 7:05 PM.
II. Roll Call: Present were Missy Braun, Beverly Zach, Crystal Harper, and Danielle
Bender. Absent were Jarod/Keisha Podliska, Dan Fehringer, Sam/Emily Zach,
Andy/Alison Reigle, and Tyler/Marie Larson.
III. 2020 Wrap-Up
The event financial report was looked over and discussed. Our net income
was $56,791.53.
The meals as a take-out went very well. We received a lot of positive
feedback on the meal and that it was still hot. Filling boxes as people came
to pick up meals worked better at keeping food hot and fresh verses
pre-packaging them. We discussed allowing this to happen in the future, as
we did get some new tickets purchased with to-go meals. There were only
a couple minor problems we need to address for the future; one being there
is no delivery.
A lot of people were very happy to get the bottle of wine, as they didn’t
expect that. It was a nice ‘gift’.
The online auction went very well for the first year. We encountered a few
minor issues but overall were very happy with the auction. We were very
thankful to Lori Wegener and Michael Wegener Implement for the software
program and assistance in the online auction.
After the event, one bigger problem was that people thought, when the night
was over, it automatically charged their registered credit card for purchases.
Several buyers had outstanding bills and we had to contact them to get
payment. Now that we know how this works, we can include this in the
information we share before the event.
Overall, positive feedback on the online auction. We wouldn’t need to open
the auction a week before, maybe just a couple days before. However, we
thought being able to see the auction items before bidding opened was
helpful.
It was suggested we needed more auction items. We were a little hesitant
this year with it being online, but we could have had more items. We didn’thave a lot of smaller items/baskets, so, once the price was too high, it took
away some bidders that still wanted to support the event.
The mystery box was a huge hit. Many board members were asked what
was in the winning box. This year it contained a wallet with cash and lottery
tickets. Next year we will consider doing both a male and female box. We
could also look at the mystery box and add to its value once it hits certain
bid increments (i.e. $500 add, $750 add, or $1,000 add).
Still some concern about the Wi-Fi in the Community Center. Katie Krings
had told Missy Braun we could get the guest password so people can place
bids while at their tables.
There was some disappointment in the alumni activity with the event. We
may need to do a better job of soliciting them as both donors and bidders.
Committee members are already beginning to look for auction items for
2021.
IV. Board Members
This was Tim and Beverly Zach’s last year. We thank them for their service.
We discussed a couple replacements and will reach out to them. Next year
several members will be going off, so, if couples are interested in joining, it
is a three-year term and we really appreciate the help. If you are interested
in joining our committee, reach out to a current board member or Missy
Braun at the parish office.
Closing Prayer: Missy Braun closed with prayer.
Missy Braun, SecretaryBlue White Night Results 2006‐2018
Year Income Expense Profit Gain Donations Auct/Raff Tickets Ticket Divots (meal, bar, hall rent) $ Each
Over prev.
2006 $25,690.00 $12,187.61 $13,502.39 NA $7,600.00 $8,135.00 $9,955.00 171 $6,870.66 $40.18
2007 $51,426.00 $20,087.95 $31,338.05 $17,835.66 $16,890.00 $21,936.00 $12,600.00 200 $8,905.76 $44.53
2008 $57,757.54 $17,162.46 $40,595.08 $9,257.03 $17,175.44 $27,507.10 $13,075.00 220 $9,441.05 $42.91
2009 $66,849.00 $19,802.05 $47,046.95 $6,451.87 $11,875.00 $40,099.00 $14,875.00 239 $12,702.88 $53.15
2010 $68,231.00 $17,619.90 $50,611.10 $3,564.05 $14,921.00 $39,735.00 $13,575.00 197 $8,423.61 $42.76
2011 $66,719.00 $25,297.94 $41,421.06 $15,247.00 $34,747.00 $16,725.00 248 $12,779.25 $51.52
2012 $78,020.50 $25,043.32 $52,977.18 $11,556.12 $21,167.00 $40,488.50 $16,365.00 255 $13,236.58 $51.90
2013 $70,740.42 $19,027.38 $51,713.04 $12,664.42 $40,231.00 $17,845.00 252 $12,996.65 $51.58
2014 $90,082.56 $23,551.46 $66,531.10 $14,818.06 $17,940.00 $54,402.56 $17,740.00 248 $16,188.47 $65.81
2015 $96,573.98 $21,082.24 $75,491.74 $8,960.64 $21,632.00 $53,953.98 $20,888.00 278 $13,160.25 $46.49
2016 $85,605.64 $23,046.84 $62,558.80 $15,580.00 $50,365.64 $19,825.00 275 $15,454.40 $56.20
2017 $101,201.02 $20,838.78 $80,362.24 $17,003.56 $16,413.00 $66,533.02 $18,255.00 254 $13,024.13 $51.28
2018 $94,660.69 $21,909.46 $72,751.23 $17,680.00 $56,328.24 $17,777.45 243 $12,176.35 $50.11
2019 $81,730.24 $18,353.18 $63,377.06 $16,858.00 $50,152.24 $14,720.00 211 $10,648.57 $50.47
2020 $68,730.00 $11,938.47 $56,791.53 $21,989.00 $30,351.00 $16,390.00 226 $7,552.10 $27.45St. Francis of Assisi School Board Minutes
February 4, 2021
The St. Francis school board met on Thursday, February 4, 2021, in the St. Francis rectory.
Members present were Fr. Eric Olsen, Mrs. Jennifer Dunn, Todd Preister, Lisa Geilenkirchen,
Brandon Morfeld, Lindsey Kosch, Brenda Foltz and Ethan Bruland.
The opening prayer was led by Lisa Geilenkirchen.
There were no guests attending.
The January minutes were approved.
MONTHLY REPORTS:
School:
Humphrey and Lindsay Catholic school students attended a March for Life in Norfolk, NE. These
students from both schools traveled together. There has been a lot of positive feedback, and we
hope to participate again in the future. Mrs. Dunn and Mr. Bishop helped organize this, and it was
great to see the 7 – 12 grade students come together for a great cause.
Catholic Schools Week began with rolls and reading of Bible stories with Bible buddies on
Monday. Tuesday, the high school traveled to Holy Family and Holy Family elementary traveled
to St. Francis for a prayer service focusing on the Presentation of the Lord. Wednesday was student
appreciation day, and each student was able to win prizes and enjoy some ice cream and cookie
bar. Thursday was a snow day and Friday there was a K-12 free throw contest.
NSAA sports post season guidelines have no major changes. Capacity is still at 50% of that specific
location.
Tim Hassenstab and A&H donated $5,000 to the school and thanked the administration and staff
for all they do for the community. We, as a parish and school, greatly appreciate their generosity.
Parent/teacher conferences are being held the 2nd week of February. Prom is still a go at the
moment, and CDC guidelines will be addressed as they change.
Humphrey St. Francis has possible teacher positions available in the upper elementary and is
advertising for a 7-12 Religion teacher.
Finances:
No major finance changes in the last month. The school did apply for the second round of the PPP
loan.President’s Comments: Fr. Olsen was very edified through Catholic Schools Week and the March for Life with the schools interacting together. Adoration has been a great experience with students, and Fr. believes this practice will impact their Catholic lives for years to come. It was also mentioned to bring in seminarians to speak to our students. It has a great future impact seeing what a Catholic education can turn into. January Business: High school classes are looking for alternative fundraisers outside of the regular Sunday morning breakfasts. Due to Covid our options are limited, so any input would be helpful. Prom and graduation costs will not be any lower than prior years; therefore these fundraisers are essential for the junior and senior classes particularly. Expenses usually run around $60 per student for prom alone. We discussed the school website and what we can do to regularly maintain the site. Teacher bios and visuals of our students are key. The next meeting will be held on March 9, 2021, at 7 PM. The closing prayer was led by Todd Preister. Ethan Bruland, Secretary
St. Francis of Assisi Parish
Finance Board Meeting Minutes
February 16, 2021
The meeting of the finance board opened with prayer led by Fr. Olsen at 7:04 PM on Tuesday,
February 16, 2021. Vice President, Kevin Small, called the meeting to order.
Those present were Fr. Olsen, Duane Kosch, Ashley Krings, Lisa Krings, Todd Preister, Paul
Ramaekers, Kevin Small, Tim Werner and Carol Wemhoff. Dan Fehringer and Bryan Reichmuth
were excused.
Financials
The financial reports for January 2021 were reviewed, discussed and approved.
Pastor’s Comments
Fr. Olsen presented the board with a detailed income and expense proposed budget report for
2021-2022. A lengthy discussion was held on staff benefits and wages. It was the consensus to approve
a 3% wage increase for staff for the upcoming fiscal year. Benefit costs continually increase year after
year. Providing solutions to balance the budget remains a constant struggle and concern.
Additionally, it was approved to increase the 2021-2022 tuition for Kindergarten to $1,975 which is
still lower than the cost for the pre-school program tuition. All other grades will not have any increase
for 2021-2022.
Fr. Olsen thanked the board for their input and thought process in making these decisions for the school
and the parish.
Our next meeting will be Tuesday, March 16, 2021, at 7:00 PM.
The meeting closed with a prayer and blessing led by Fr. Olsen at 8:55 PM.
Respectfully Submitted, Carol Wemhoff, SecretaryRight to Life Breakfast
A free will donation is asked for the breakfast,
scheduled after the 10 AM Mass on March 7,
held in the St. Francis parish hall.
Donations of rolls, eggs and help would be much appreciated.
Contact Karen Sueper @ 402-920-3344 if you can help.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS/ADORATION
@ 7 PM ON FRIDAYS DURING LENT
ST. FRANCIS CHURCH, HUMPHREY
& HOLY FAMILY CHURCH, LINDSAY:
We will begin with Exposition of the Eucharist and
follow with Adoration during the Stations of the
Cross, then following with Benediction and Closing.
All are invited to join us!
Join Us For Adoration Every Thursday
from 8 AM to 7 PM
“Just as you cannot be exposed to the sun without
receiving its rays, neither can you come to Jesus
exposed in the Blessed Sacrament without
RECEIVE THE SACRAMENT OF receiving the divine rays of His Grace,
CONFESSION EVERY WEEK His Love, His Peace.”
- Pope Paul VI
AS YOU PREPARE FOR
EASTER SUNDAY! Adoration is a silent time for you to have some time
along with Jesus to recite your favorite prayers,
St. Francis Church, Humphrey read the bible, contemplate acts of faith, hope,
charity, thanksgiving or reparation, or do whatever
Mondays—7 PM‐8 PM type of prayerful devotion that suits you
before our Lord. You can sit quietly and say
Holy Family Church, Lindsay nothing, just keeping Him company like you
would with a dear friend. Stay for one
Tuesdays—7 PM‐8 PM minute or for the entire hour.
Feel His love and His peace!Liturgical Ministers for March 2021-April 2021
Thank you for your ministry to your parish !! It is truly stewardship in action when we have all of the ministries filled at all the Masses!
We ask that you mark your calendars and if you cannot be present to fulfill your obligation, that you trade with someone on the list, or find a replacement.
Weekend Lectors Servers E.M.H.C. Greeters Offertory
Saturday Ken Classen Mason Geilenkirchen Deacon Kent Sachau Tim & Beverly Zach Scott & Tanya Babel
March 6, 2021 Gavin Geilenkirchen Jayne Ternus
5:30 PM
Sunday Ron Denkinger Schuyler Heesacker Deacon Tim Howard Jim & Lisa Classen Bob & Shari Haiar
March 7, 2021 Jett Reichmuth Steve Wieser
10 AM
Saturday Jennifer Dunn Jacob Keller Deacon Tim Howard Lynn Teply Roger & Rita Baumgart
March 13, 2021 Carter Howard Missy Braun Betty Brockhaus
5:30 PM
Sunday Gina Eisenmenger Noah Wieseler Deacon Kent Sachau Pat & Melissa Duesman Ken & Diane McGill
March 14, 2021 Ethan Wieseler Karen Wieser
10 AM
Saturday Jodie Eisenmenger Jocelyn Classen Deacon Kent Sachau Dean & Ann Preister Kevin & Linda Bender
March 20, 2021 Emerson Krings Haley Schrage
5:30 PM
Sunday Ginny Fehringer Phillip Keller Deacon Dennis Joe & Lori Classen Jim & Michelle
March 21, 2021 Dominick Preister Anderson Wegener
10 AM Dean Korus
Saturday Paul Eisenmenger Tucker Czarnick Deacon Tim Howard Jerry & Jane Sander Jim & Lisa Classen
Palm Sunday Eve Eli McPhillips Linda Ternus
March 27, 2021
5:30 PM
Palm Sunday Miles Foltz Wyatt Brandl Deacon Kent Sachau Mary Helen Fuchs Jack & Cindy Boesch
March 28, 2021 Jaiden Anderson Elaine Gilsdorf Laurie Eisenmenger
10 AMLiturgical Ministers for March 2021-April 2021
Thank you for your ministry to your parish !! It is truly stewardship in action when we have all of the ministries filled at all the Masses!
We ask that you mark your calendars and if you cannot be present to fulfill your obligation, that you trade with someone on the list, or find a replacement.
Weekend Lectors Servers E.M.H.C. Greeters Offertory
Holy Thursday Sharlene Hamling Gage Braun Deacon Kent Sachau
April 1, 2021 Eli McPhillips Deacon Tim Howard
7 PM Mason Geilenkirchen
TBD
Good Friday- Jaiden Anderson
Stations of the Cross Ty Classen
April 2, 2021
3 PM
Good Friday- Bob Haiar Emerson Krings Deacon Dennis
Lord’s Passion TBD Tyson Wietfeld Anderson
April 2, 2021 Russ Wilshusen
7 PM
Easter Sunday Larry Korth (Need 2) (Need 2) (Need 2) (Need 2)
April 4, 2021 Volunteers-sign-up Volunteers-sign-up Volunteers-sign-up Volunteers-sign-up
8 AM sheet sheet sheet sheet
Easter Sunday (Need 1) (Need 2) (Need 2) (Need 2) (Need 2)
April 4, 2021 Volunteer-sign-up sheet Volunteers-sign-up Volunteers-sign-up Volunteers-sign-up Volunteers-sign-up
10 AM sheet sheet sheet sheet
Saturday Rita Keller Gavin Geilenkirchen Deacon Tim Howard Jim & Marcia Schrant Bill & Mary Ann Babel
April 10, 2021 Mason Geilenkirchen Jodie Eisenmenger
5:30 PM
Sunday Larry Korth Ellie Morfeld Deacon Kent Sachau Ken & Jane Backes Glenn & DeAnna
April 11, 2021 Jett Dunn Ryan Goetsch Heinen
10 AM
Saturday Dave Krings Jacob Keller P-Deacon Kent Sachau Chris & Amy Slama Tim & Anita Brandl
April 17, 2021 Phillip Keller Dustin Ternus
5:30 PMLiturgical Ministers for March 2021-April 2021
Thank you for your ministry to your parish !! It is truly stewardship in action when we have all of the ministries filled at all the Masses!
We ask that you mark your calendars and if you cannot be present to fulfill your obligation, that you trade with someone on the list, or find a replacement.
Weekend Lectors Servers E.M.H.C. Greeters Offertory
Sunday Gene McPhillips Dominick Preister P-Deacon Tim Howard Dan & Ginny Fehringer Mark & Jeanne
April 18, 2021 Schuyler Heesacker Jordan Bender Brockhaus
10 AM
Sunday-First Communion Celie Anderson Wyatt Brandl Deacon John Small
April 18, 2021 Emerson Krings Deacon Dennis Anderson
1 PM
Saturday Dave Noonan Noah Wieseler Deacon Kent Sachau Francis & Connie Spencer & Brandi
April 24, 2021 Ethan Wieseler Jarod Podliska Jaixen Eisenmenger
5:30 PM
Sunday Bruce Pfeifer Eli McPhillips Deacon Dennis Ryan & Karla Zach Allen & Cheryl German
April 25, 2021 Tyson Wietfeld Anderson
10 AM Dan Fehringer
February 2021 - 500 Club Winners:
2/07/2021 #255 Sam & Emily Zach
2/14/2021 #20 Tom & Sandy Preister
2/21/2021 #38 Dan & Lois Thalken
2/28/2021 #197 Deloris Herchenbach
Congratulations and thank you for your support!Congratulations to the February 2021 Prize‐A‐Day Calendar Winners!
Cal. Date Event Amount Calendar # Winner City State
2/01 Weekday $50 165 Junior & Helen Weidner Humphrey NE
2/02 Weekday $50 505 Cori Fullner Columbus NE
2/03 Weekday $50 1085 Terry Wemhoff Humphrey NE
2/04 Weekday $50 219 Kim & Jeremy Dorn Springfield NE
2/05 First Friday $75 220 Valarie Holdcro LaVista NE
2/06 Fr. Olsen’s BD $100 308 Pam Wemhoff Humphrey NE
2/07 Sunday $75 890 Caleb Killham Humphrey NE
2/08 Weekday $50 219 Kim & Jeremy Dorn Springfield NE
2/09 Weekday $50 363 Dave & Lois Kosch Bellevue NE
2/10 Weekday $50 1134 Dave & Diane Noonan Humphrey NE
2/11 Weekday $50 330 Jonathan & Erika McKenzie Norfolk NE
2/12 Weekday $50 1161 Andy & Holly Ternus Blair NE
2/13 Weekday $50 429 Francis & Connie Jaixen Humphrey NE
2/14 Sunday $75 235 Terry & Melanie Murphy Omaha NE
2/15 Weekday $50 831 Carter, Tanner & Jacob Classen Humphrey NE
2/16 Weekday $50 1060 Chase Eisenmenger Humphrey NE
2/17 Ash Wednesday $200 714 Sco & Gina Weidner Creston NE
2/18 Weekday $50 830 Carter, Tanner & Jacob Classen Humphrey NE
2/19 Weekday $50 1 Fay Keller Columbus NE
2/20 Weekday $50 426 Francis & Connie Jaixen Humphrey NE
2/21 Sunday $75 1143 Dean & Rachel Backes Overland Park KS
2/22 Weekday $50 1128 Fr. Eric Olsen Humphrey NE
2/23 Weekday $50 1101 Dave & Julie Krings Humphrey NE
2/24 Weekday $50 444 Larry & Cathy Mohlman Lincoln NE
2/25 Weekday $50 889 Shawn & Nicole Killham Humphrey NE
2/26 Weekday $50 1035 Barre , Dakota, Benelli, Riggins Svitak Leigh NE
2/27 Weekday $50 75 Rich Bender Humphrey NE
2/28 Sunday $75 993 Mikaela Classen Columbus NE
Thank you for your support!OUR SANCTUARY LAMP in the OUR SANCTUARY LAMP by the statue of
EUCHARISTIC CHAPEL ST. PEREGRINE
burns in the month of burns in the month of
March 2021 March 2021
by the request of and for the intentions of by the request of and for the intentions of
in memory of +Kenny Bender Andy & Lisa Krings Family
in grateful recognition of Our Lord’s Sacramental in gratitude for the intercession of St. Peregrine,
Presence in the tabernacle of our prayer chapel. and asking God to give his healing grace to all those
who suffer from cancer.
OUR SANCTUARY LAMP in the OUR SANCTUARY LAMP in the
CHURCH SANCTUARY HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL
burns in the month of burns in the month of
March 2021 March 2021
by the request of and for the intentions of by the request of and for the intentions of
Dick & Sally Classen Paul Beiermann Family
in memory of +Lenny Fuchs in grateful recognition of Our Lord’s Sacramental
in grateful recognition of Our Lord’s Sacramental Presence in the tabernacle of the Chapel where
Presence in the tabernacle of our Church. our student pray.
This March Issue of the Tau is sponsored in memory of +Kenny Bender. Thank you!
The deadline for putting anything in the Tau is the 20th of the month. If you are interested in
sponsoring the Tau or any of the Sanctuary Candles, please contact Karen in the parish office.You can also read
