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Easter Sunday of the Resurrection of the Lord – April 5, 2015
Easter Wishes from the Pastor
A very blessed and happy Easter to all of you. Undoubtedly
you have noticed the new Tabernacle and stand that it sits
upon. The Tabernacle was given to us by Fr Fred, he said it
was sitting in the basement of St. Joseph’s church and he
didn’t see any reason for that when in his opinion it would fit
really nicely in the niche we have for the Tabernacle over
here. I agree with him that its design fits nicely with the
rounded arches we have in our church. The new stand was
designed and constructed by Randy Barnes to match the
Altar and Ambo in the Sanctuary area. He is an associate of
Charlie Giebler’s and they were involved in all the marble
and granite work inside the church. The labor costs were
paid for by an anonymous donor. I am grateful to all who
made this new adaptation possible.
I intend to offer the old Tabernacle to the diocese for
repurposing somewhere in the Diocese, failing that we will
see if King Richards, a church supply reclamation company,
will find a new home for it. The old stand, donated by the Al
and Frances Rupp, will be repurposed somewhere in the
church building at a later date.
Peace & Prayer: Fr. Kevin
The IHM Parish Staff wishes everyone a joyous
and blessed Easter! He is Risen, Alleluia!
Immaculate Heart of Mary Weekly Planner: April 6 - April 12
Date
Monday 6
Mass Times and Intentions
Mass Readings
Acts 2: 14, 22-33
Mt 28: 8-15
Parish Office Closed
Evening Prayer: 6:30p
Cry Room
Parish Council: 7p UR
8:00 a.m. + Eugene Karlin
Acts 2: 36-41
Jn 20: 11-18
Evening Prayer: 6:30p
Cry Room
RCIA: 7:15p UR
6:45 a.m. L/D Mem. Linus, Luella & Leslie Dreiling Family
6:30 p.m. + LaVerna M. Herl
Acts 3: 1-10
Lk 24: 13-35
Faith Formation Classes
6:30-8p Whole Building
Evening Prayer: 6:30p
Cry Room
8:00 a.m. L/D Mem. Bruno & Pauline Herl Family
Acts 3: 11-26
Lk 24: 35-48
Weekly Music Ministry
Practice: 6:30p Church
Evening Prayer: 6:30p
Cry Room
K of C Mtg: 7:30p AC
6:45 a.m.
Acts 4: 1-12
Jn 21: 1-14
Evening Prayer: 6:30p
Cry Room
6:45a.m. + Gerald Braun
Rosary Group Intention of the Week
That persecuted Christians may feel the consoling presence
of the Risen Lord and the solidarity of all the Church.
Tuesday 7
Wednesday 8
Thursday 9
Friday 10
Saturday 11
Sunday 12
Sunday of
Divine Mercy
Parish Events
L/D Mem. Pius & Anna Leiker Family
8:30 a.m.
Daily Mass
5:00 p.m. + Walter Baker
Acts 4: 13-21
Mk 16: 9-15
8:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
Acts 4: 32-35
1 Jn 5: 1-6
Jn 20: 19-31
L/D Mem. Fred & Sherrill Ruda Family
+ Seraphine Dreher
+ Citlatli Armendariz
People of the Parish
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Third Presentation of
Confirmation Prep II:
10a Mass
Divine Mercy Service:
3p Church
Stewardship of Treasure
Wishing you Easter Blessings
Weekly Budget for 2014-2015 Fiscal Year: $31,687.00
Adult Envelopes
$ 36,338.00
Loose Plate
$
1,717.98
Children’s Envelopes
$
5.10
the World that
Total Giving for this week 3/29/2015
$ 38,061.08
He gave His only
For God so loved
Begotten Son that
Fiscal Year July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015
Budgeted offertory as of last day of Feb. 2015
1,077,358.00
Whoever believeth in
Actual tithing total as of last day of Feb. 2015
1,088,574.72
Him should not parish,
Fiscal Year Collections on Feb. 2015 ahead
11,216.72
Loan Balance—New Church as of Feb. 23
$ 445,000.00
Interest paid to date on the Loan
$ 243,953.42
But have everlasting life.
John 3:16
Stewardship of Time and Talent
Liturgical
Ministers
April 11th Divine Mercy
Saturday 5:00 p.m.
April 12th Divine Mercy
Sunday 8:00 a.m.
April 12th Divine Mercy
Sunday 10:00 a.m.
Cantors
Kiley Dinkel
Bob Dreiling
Aaron Jacobs
Accompanist
Debbie Klaus
Bob Dreiling, guitar
Billie Jacobs
Altar
Servers
Kolby Haselhorst
Natalie Taylor
Noah Taylor
Madison Rohr
Matthew Vahling
Evan Lind
Megan Koenigsman
Carson Klaus
Aubrey Koenigsman
Lectors
Vali Leis
Michelle Schlyer
Jim Thyfault
Lisa Gabel
Dan Schmidt
Deanne Schmidt
Gift Bearers
Teckla Baker
Sherrill Ruda
Confirmation Students
EMEs
Karen Bieker
Bev Brinkman
Jerry Brinkman
Janice Collins
Dean Haselhorst
Julie Haselhorst
Don Klaus
Dan Leis
Nick Leis
JoAnn Berens
Ken Debes
Wanda Koerner
Roger Linenberger
Virginia Linenberger
Doug Nehls
Suzie Nehls
Karen Rohr
Darlene Schippers
Bill Klaus
Brenda Klaus
Nicole Linenberger
Shaun Linenberger
Vince Newell
Shelton Renz
Lester Robben
Katrina Staab
Wanda Tabor
Wee Words
Melissa Romme
Jaymie Ruder
Tracy Dague
Sacristans
Ruth Moriarity
Wilma Braun
Lorraine Brungardt
Hospitality /
Greeters
Rich & Deanna Augustine
Kelly Cole Family
Brad & Mindy Ricke
Neil Gottschalk Family
Cynthia Augustine Family
Paul Briseno Family
Josh Callahan Family
Dennis & Elaine Pfannenstiel
Roger Bixenman Family
Kevin Gottschalk Family
Stacey Komarek Family
Dustin Washburn Family
Money Counters April 12th: Todd & Lisa* Gabel and Jim Miller
Bulletin Helpers for April 9th: Elgerine Gross and Sandra Herrman
Group Rosary Leaders: Knights of Columbus Council
Traveling Chalice Recipient: Holy Family Elementary from January to May
Traveling Icon Recipient: Leon & Joan Heier
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Sunday Reading Reflections
♦
Peter and Cornelius received a divinely inspired vision that led them to one another. They must have recognized the gift of that grace because it
was extremely unlikely that a Jew would be a guest in a Gentile home. What they heard remains our today as we hear the First Reading: Jesus of
Nazareth, anointed by God with the Holy Spirit, healed many people. He was put to death but was raised by God. We have seen him and have
eaten with him. He has sent us to preach this Good News. And this is the truth we speak to you today: “ Everyone who believes in him will receive
forgiveness of sins through his name.” Peter took a very bold step that day to broaden the mission of the followers of Jesus. Because of the vision
he received, Peter had come to believe that all people were to be included in the great work of preaching the story of Jesus Christ. The Good
News could not and should not be contained, for it is meant for all people.
♦
Some have called this Corinthians reading the first Easter sermon. Leading up to this passage, Paul has chastised the people for their wicked
behavior. Now he makes it clear that to honor the Paschal sacrifice and live as the new life demands, Christians have a responsibility to one
another to live with sincerity and truth.
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Mary Magdalene is the first person at the tomb in all four Gospel accounts. In John’s account of the Gospel, the anointing of the body has already
taken place, but Mary is still the first person on record to go the tomb. She is the messenger who then brings Peter and the Beloved Disciple to
see that the stone has been moved. Cloths lay on the ground, the head cloth indicate that this is not the scene of a robbery. Time and future
appearances o the Lord will add believers to the community.
Food For Thought
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, imagine with
me:
April 8th—CLASS
Confirmation Prep II writes Letter to Bishop
All Jerusalem sits in turmoil, in the wake of
the last few days. Oh, what is to become of us? Recount
with me the strange, horrifying, and overwhelming events
of this latest Passover:
April 12th—Confirmation Prep II(TMP & Faith Formation 8th Gr.) Final Presentation to the Parish 10AM
Mass. Candidates & Sponsors meet in HFE Gym at
9:30AM.
A week ago, peaceful Jerusalem began to see its
yearly invasion of thousands of Jewish pilgrims from all
over the world, coming even from Cyrene in northern
Africa! And rumors were running about that among the
pilgrims coming from up north in Galilee, there was a
certain Jesus who has healed the sick and brought sight to
the blind and even raised the dead to life! A prophet, for
sure, maybe even the long-awaited Messiah, the Son of
David, the king of the Jews long foretold!
April 15th—CLASS
- Final First Communion Practice. Parents
and Children meet in the Church at 6:30pm.
Confirmation Prep II sign up for Confirmation Interviews
April 19th—FIRST COMMUNION!! 10 AM Mass
- 2nd Gr. Meet in HFE Gym at 9:30AM
April 22nd—CLASS
- Blessing of 1st Communion Gifts
- End of the Year Social
And behold how this Jesus came, and the city rang
with the shouts of “Hosanna! Hosanna! The Son of David!
The king has come!” He rode into Jerusalem in triumph,
and we were throwing our cloaks on the street before him,
and lopping off the branches of trees to pave his royal way!
Who had ever seen such excitement at the Passover?
ADULT FAITH FORMATION
This Thursday, April 9, at 7:00PM
Yet how quickly the dream turned into a nightmare!
For he was arrested in the dead of night, dragged before
the Roman governor, tortured, mocked, and Friday
morning we arose to find him carrying the heavy wooden
beams up to the great promontory overlooking the
entrance of Jerusalem, and there they put him to death like
a criminal!
in the Sacred Heart Room (IHM Parish Office)
CHRIST DIED ON THE CROSS, AND ROSE FROM THE DEAD,
TO WIN FOR US A PRIZE WHICH WE COULD NOT MERIT:
THAT GIFT IS CALLED: GRACE
WHAT IS GRACE? AND HOW DOES IT EFFECT
ME?
And truly, we saw, he was the Son of God, for at the
moment that he died, the sun was eclipsed, and an
earthquake shook the whole city, and when all was over,
and the moon rose that night, it was a blood moon! Would
God destroy us all for what we had done? Would he blot
us out, as he blotted out the sun and the moon?
THIS WILL BE THE SUBJECT OF THURSDAY’S
DISCUSSION
But this morning, oh how incredible! The wild
message of the Roman soldiers, of the women, of the
apostles—can it be? He is risen! He is alive! He is here,
in our midst, again! He has sundered the very gates of
Hell, and torn Death’s scythe out of his grasp! Run!
Spread the word! He is risen! Indeed, He is risen! And He
is calling us to join His army, to flock to His banner, to
conquer the world in His name! He wants us to be His, to
live, to die for Him, as radically as he lived and died for us!
If Christ is alive...if He is here in our midst,
how must this impact my life?
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IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY
TMP-MARIAN
Apr. 5th-11th, 2015
HOLY FAMILY
Thomas More Prep-Marian, a Christian community in the
Catholic Tradition, challenges its students to spiritual growth,
academic excellence, and leadership formation! Enrollment
opportunities for gr. 7-12. Contact school at 785-625-6577 or via
e-mail at [email protected]!
Apr. 2nd-6th-EASTER BREAK! NO SCHOOL!
Apr. 2nd-6th-EASTER BREAK! NO SCHOOL!
Apr. 8th-6th gr. Field trip to the Salt Mines!
Apr. 8th-3:40 p.m.-All staff mtg. in school library.
Apr. 9th-3:30-4:15 p.m.-Bullying Prevention Club mtg. in
HFE Music Room.
Apr. 10th-8:05 a.m.-Friday Prayer Service at IHM.
Apr. 9th-Early release day! Teacher Professional Development.
Apr. 10th-1:00-3:00 p.m.-Leadership team mtg.
Apr. 10th-All School Mass! HS formal dress; JH regular dress.
Apr. 16th-April Birthday Mass & Lunch!
Apr. 10th-Junior High Fun Night!
Apr. 17th-8:30 a.m.-5th Grade “Famous Figures” in L.T.!
Apr. 12th-7:00 p.m.-Fine Arts Night/TMP-M Dreiling Theatre.
Apr. 20th-7:00 p.m.-4th, 5th, & 6th gr. Music Program/GYM!
Apr. 17th-Freshmen Retreat!
Apr. 20th-Service Day-dress accordingly.
Apr. 21st-8:00 a.m.-2nd grade 1st Communion Mass
Celebration and Reception @ IHM.
Apr. 23rd-Early Release Day!
Apr. 22nd-3:40 p.m.-Faculty mtg. in school library.
Apr. 25th-ACE Auction!
You can support HFE by collecting Box Tops, Campbell’s &
Tyson labels, cell phones, batteries, and McDonald’s receipts.
Every bit helps our school! Don’t forget to recycle aluminum
cans in our trailer in the north parking lot. Thank you!
Apr. 28th-Early Release Day!
Apr. 29th-High School service interviews.
May 1st-All School Mass!
IHM-CYO
IHM-JR. CYO
Apr. 8th-7:30 p.m.-ROC session in the church basement.
Apr. 18th-2:00-9:00 p.m.-Jr. CYO lock-in! After check in lockin attendees will go to Via Christi Village to spend 2 hours
visiting and playing games with residents of the nursing home
then return to the parish to attend the 5:00 p.m. Mass. Following
Mass their will be pizza, games, and a prayerful reflection with
closing prayer at 9:00 p.m.!
Apr. 15th-7:30 p.m.-ROC session in the church basement.
Apr. 22nd-7:30 p.m.-Pre-party for our Seniors in the church
basement followed by Senior Recognition at 8:00!
Apr. 22nd-8:00 p.m.-Senior Recognition Night! Parents and
members of the parish community are invited to join us in the
Little Theatre to celebrate our seniors for their dedication to following the footsteps of Christ the past 4 years!
May 23rd-26th-Jr. CYO Camp at Rock Springs Ranch!
July 30th-Worlds of Fun/Oceans of Fun trip!
Apr. 29th-7:30 p.m.-Activity Night in the church basement.
Apr. 29th-8:00 p.m.-Youth Council mtg. in the Upper Room.
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED!
May 6th-7:30 p.m.-CYO meeting the church basement. 8th
grade Confirmation students are welcome to begin attending all
CYO functions.
TMP-M has partnered with NACEL Open Door
(NOD) to support and manage the host family
settings. Families that have a student placed with them
will receive a monthly stipend to help offset costs. Students will have their own medical insurance and
spending money.
May 13th-7:30 p.m.-Summer ROC in the church basement.
SUMMER MISSIONS
July 12th-17th-“Prayer and Action” mission in Ellsworth, KS.
Please contact Angie Roth, Director of Admissions,
785-625-6577 (TMP-M main line), 785-621-5424
(direct line), or [email protected] to learn more.
Aug. 2nd-7th-“Youthworks” mission in Dallas, TX.
Please pray for our youth as they prepare for summer missions!
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Parish and Community Announcements
Easter Wishes from the Parochial Vicar
Dear Brothers and Sisters;
I wish you a very Heart full Wishes to you all May the Rison Lord will come to your Heart and to your Family,
Friends, and your loved ones know how much I mean to you this Easter season by sending this special Easter
wishes. May you feel the hope of new beginnings, love and happiness during this joyful Easter. I hope this Easter
fills your home with peace, joy, and plenty of colorful Easter eggs. As we know Easter symbolizes the renewal of
life. I wish you and your family the renewal of life, love , and happiness. May the spirit of the Lord fill your home
this Easter and all the rest of your days. I sending you joyful hugs this Easter, May all of your dreams and wishes
come true, May God bless you.
Thank you
Yours in Christ Jesus;
Fr. Joseph Asirvatham
Please join us for an hour of adoration of
the Most Holy Eucharist each week. Our
goal is to have each hour of each day
covered by two (or more) adorers. That
way, if one needs to be absent, their
would be no need to find a sub. More importantly, our troubled world (and each
one of us) will see a change for the better.
Bob & Carol Feauto (12am-6am) 628-1429; Lorraine
Brungardt (6am-12pm) 625-3021; Yvonne Demuth
(12pm-6pm) 628-2172; Geri Rupp (6pm-12am) 6281801.
WE OFFER OUR CONDOLENCES:
Frank Rohleder - buried April 1, 2015
May he and all the souls of the faithfully
departed, through the mercy of God rest in
peace. Amen.
If you or your loved ones need prayers, call Pat at
628-1138 or Lil at 625-7474.
The Divine Mercy Prayer Service will
be held at 3 p.m., Sunday, April 12, at
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church. The
hour will include Eucharistic Exposition,
the Chaplet of Divine Mercy in song, litany of prayers and meditation. Jesus entrusted Saint Maria Faustina with the
task of spreading the message of his
Divine Mercy through a series of visions
and interior locutions in the 1930s. When Pope John
Paul II canonized Saint Faustina April 30, 2000, he
declared that the Sunday after Easter to be Divine
Mercy Sunday and an official feast day of the Church.
The following hour is open:
Wednesday, 11:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m.
Engaged Couples are invited to a one
day retreat - God’s Plan for a Joy-Filled
Marriage. It offers a refreshing and
positive vision of marriage and marital
love. It helps couples fully embrace
God’s glorious plan for their marriage,
love, and human sexuality. The seminar is based on
Pope John Paul II’s revolutionary insights found in his
Theology of the Body.
Everyone is encouraged to pray the novena to the
Divine Mercy, which begins on Good Friday.
Leaflets on this novena are in the brochure rack of
the church.
Date & Time: May 2, 2015 at 8:15 am
Location: Immaculate Heart of Mary – Upper Room
PRE-REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED by April 24,
2015. To register or questions please contact Susan
at 785-625-7339 or [email protected] or
Nancy at [email protected]
CONFESSIONS WILL BE HEARD BEGINNING DURING THE SERVICE. This prayer service is sponsored
by Divine Mercy Radio 88.1.
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Parish and Community Announcements
IF ANY PARISHIONERS HAVE EXCESS PLASTIC EGGS PLEASE CONSIDER DONATING THEM TO IHM FOR
NEXT YEAR'S EASTER EGG HUNT. YOU CAN DROP THEM OFF ANYTIME THIS WEEK AT THE PARISH
OFFICE. THANK YOU!
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Parish and Community Announcements
LAND SALE
FOOD PANTRY ANNOUNCEMENTS
181 Boxes were distributed on the March 21st
Pantry Day.
April FOOD PANTRY Dates are: April 4th & 18th.
St. Joseph Church will be selling 66.3 acres of inherited,
prime crop land that borders the city of Hays on
Monday, April 6, 2015. Farmland Auction is donating
their services in memory of Larry Brenner and Dale
Simoneau for this sale. Contact Farmland Auction at
785-628-2851 for details.
Items of the month for April—Fruit Items (canned,
sauces, dried, juices etc.) and Cereal Items (hot/
cold) are appreciated and most in need of this month!!
The money from this sale will be used to help finance
the church renovation & building project.
Monetary Donations can be sent through the
weekend collections or left at the Parish Svc. Ctr.
For the present time, all donations of food and
boxes will remain at the Parish Service Center.
Thank you for your support. Call/email Renee to
volunteer @ 628-8434 or [email protected]
Ellis Auction Tickets on Sale!!!
“Peace, Love and St. Mary’s” is the theme for the 21st
Annual Auction at St. Mary’s Church in Ellis on
Saturday, April 11, 2015 in the school gym. Begins with
Mass at 4 p.m., the gym doors open at 5 p.m., Silent
Auction will begin immediately. Dinner will be served at
6 p.m. (wedding roast, smothered chicken breast, chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes, vegetables, rolls,
salad and dessert), with the Oral Auction to follow at 8
p.m. Snacks and refreshments will be provided throughout the evening; you must be 21 years of age to attend.
Tickets are $45 each and are available at the church
rectory. Tables may be reserved for $45. For questions
or donations for the auction, contact Sister Doris Flax at
785-726-4522. GRAB YOUR TYE DYE AND COME
JOIN US FOR A FUN EVENING!!
GOD’S PLAN FOR A JOY FILLED MARRIAGE
Apr. 18, 2015- Our Lady of Perpetual Help ChurchConcordia
May 2, 2015-Immaculate Heart of Mary, Hays
Prayer Hour for Our Nation
A “Prayer for Our Nation” prayer hour will
be held every third Tuesday of the month
from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the Basilica of
Saint Fidelis. Tuesday, April 21st
LENTEN FORMATION OPPORTUNITY
For many of us, prayer becomes a
source of frustration as we struggle to
calm our minds and to find even a few
minutes to pray. The good news is that
you can overcome your difficulties with
prayer, and it is easier than you might
think.
Salina Diocese will be blessed with priestly
ordinations this May. If you would like to remember Deacon Andrew Rockers and Deacon Kyle
Berens with a gift or words of congratulation, you might
consider stopping by Messenger and contributing towards their priestly vestments. Messenger 2512 Vine
Street, Centennial Plaza, Hays, 785-621-2085.
Join Deacon Dave Kisner as he presents
Oremus, an eight week study on prayer
and teaches you the essentials of an effective and
fruitful prayer life.
Thursdays 7:00 pm
February 19 - April 16
In the Upper Room of Parish Office
For more information please contact Deacon Dave at
[email protected]
Thinking about the Seminary? Conception
Seminary College is hosting its annual spring
“Encounter with God’s Call Weekend” April
18-20. For more info, see Fr. Kevin or Rick about the
weekend or visit the Conception Seminary College
website at www.conception.edu.
Welcome Blessing ( March 2015 )
The Catholic Community of Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish welcome:
Tyler Klaus
Kyle & Trista Gasper Family
Audrey Werth
Zachary Patterson
Felipe Alejandre Family
Brett & Megan Gerber Family
As new members of our parish family. We ask that they will always be welcome in our parish family and that they
will be inspired by the example of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. May they experience the presence of Christ
within our communities finding renewal and strength in their faith. We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
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Lawrence & Martina Arnhold
Fred T. Jacobs
Dolores Tremblay
Eddie Augustine
Irv & Marie Karlin
Joseph D. Unrein Sr.
Walter Baker
Debra Kisner
Lucia Vicario
Clarence & Regina Basgall
Maxiline Kisner
John & Irene VonFeldt
Francis Becker
Tony Kisner
Bill Walters Jr.
Ralph & Rosie Berens
Walter & Bernice Klaus
William & Fidelia Walters
Cecilia Bickle
Cynthia Kleczka
Del Washburn
Harold Boor
Julius & Florence Koerner
William J. Weber Family
Frank & Helen Braun
Joe & Julia Kronewitter
Rosella Werner
Gerald Braun
George Legg
Rudy & Irene Werth
Larry Brenner
Tony Legleiter
Allen Wolf
Melvin Brown
Gerhard & Agnes Leiker
Carl & Lucy Zimmerman
Tom Brown
Peter & Sophia Leiker
Roman (Roy) Zimmerman
Cecilia Terese Budke
Severin & Marie Leiker
Charles H. Budke
Janet Mayo
Kathleen Maria Budke
Esther McMurtrie
Alberto & Evelyn Carrasco Sr.
Patrick Moriarity
John Degenhardt
Daniel Munsch
Illa DeWitt
George & Almira Murphy
Carl Diederich
Ted Nowak
Victor & Juliana Dinkel
Ron Pfannenstiel
Don Doerfler
Ted & Rosie Pfannenstiel
Joe & Anna Dreiling
Joseph Rack
A special thank you to
Maria de Jesus Fernandez
Mary Lou Rodgers
everyone who donated to
Pablo Fernandez
Clarence J. Rohr
this year’s Easter Lily fund!
Brenda Gabel
Fred Ruda
Your donation is greatly
Jose C. Garcia
Alois & Agnes Ruder
appreciated in beautifying
Jose Garcia-Vicario
Ana Ma Rueda
James E. Giebler
Dan & Alexia Sander
our worship space this holy
Stephen Jude Giebler
Jacob & Susanna Schoendaller
Easter season!
Ralph Gnad
Celly & Verlene Schumacher
Jailyn Diego Goetz
Cletus Schumacher
Randy Goetz
Issy & Cecelia Schumacher
Marvin F. Gross
Jake Schuster
Irvin & Ludwina Haselhorst
Keith & Eleanor Sexson
Merlin Haselhorst
Francis Jerome Staab
Cheryl Helget
Emil & Odesia Stramel
George & Alberta Helget
Lynn Stramel
Herbert & Lillian Hutchison Jr.
Wendelin Suppes
I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me
will live, even though he dies; and whoever lives and
believes in me will never die.
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Thank you to our parishioners who advertise through our parish bulletin!
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