1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

Rev. John O’Connor, Pastor
Rev. Dennis J. Quint, Pastor
Rev. Jeffrey A. Dole, Associate Pastor
Deacon James Steger, Deacon
Deacon Roger Riesberg, Deacon
CLUSTER WEB: spiresoffaith.com
PRAYER CHAIN:
[email protected]
or call: 563-875-8806
Sacrament of Penance
St. Francis: Saturday 4:00-4:30 pm
After the 6:30 am morning Masses
Before the 5:15 pm Mass on Wed.
Before the 8:30 am Mass on First Fri.
St. Joseph: 7:30 am before Sun. Mass
St. Peter & Paul & St. Boniface
Before the Saturday Mass
St. Paul 8:30 am before Sun. Mass
St. Francis Xavier Basilica
Communal Penance Services are offered
in Advent and Lent.
104 3rd St SW · Dyersville IA 52040
Sacrament of Baptism
Rectory Office ............ 563-875-7325
School Office.............. 563-875-7376
New parents are required to participate in
Pre-baptism instructions, preferably in the
first six months of pregnancy.
St. Joseph
307 Mary St · Earlville IA 52041
Sacrament of Marriage
Parish Office .............. 563-923-3135
Religious Education ... 563-923-2096
Childcare Center ........ 563-923-2068
For those who are free to marry, marriage
preparation takes at least six months.
Contact a priest for further information.
St. Boniface
MASS READINGS on the US bishops’
website http://www.usccb.org/nab
7401 Columbus-PO Box 215 ·
New Vienna IA 52065
WEEKLY READINGS ■ Jan. 26-Feb. 1
Sunday: Jon 3:1-5, 10/1 Cor 7:29-31/
Mk 1:14-20
Monday: 2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5/Mk 3:22-30
Tuesday: Heb 10:1-10/Mk 3:31-35
Wednesday: Heb 10:11-18/Mk 4:1-20
Thursday: Heb 10:19-25/Mk 4:21-25
Friday: Heb 10:32-39/Mk 4:26-34
Saturday: Heb 11:1-2, 8-19/Mk 4:35-41
Next Sunday: Dt 18:15-20/1 Cor 7:32-35/
Mk 1:21-28
STEWARDSHIP CORNER:
There is a certain urgency in today’s
Gospel as Jesus calls His first
disciples, Andrew and Simon, James
and John. Each one follows Jesus
immediately, unhesitatingly
abandoning nets and boats, father and
fellow-workers. To what is Jesus
calling me 6 at this moment, in these
circumstances? What will I need to
abandon in order to follow Him?
Parish Office .............. 563-921-2465
Hennessy School ....... 563-875-7572
Sts. Peter & Paul
1625 300th Ave · Dyersville IA 52040
Parish/Rectory Office: 563-875-7992
Hennessy School ....... 563-875-7572
St. Paul
301 2nd Ave SW - PO Box 68 ·
Worthington IA 52078
Parish/School Office .. 563-855-2125
Prayer Chain .............. 563-926-2309
Weekend Mass Schedule
St. Francis, Dyersville:
Saturday: 5:00 pm
Sun.: 7:00 am, 8:30 am, 10:30 am
Archdiocesan Latin Mass 12:00 pm
St. Joseph, Earlville: Sunday: 8:00am
St. Boniface, New Vienna:
Saturday: 7:00 pm
Sts. Peter & Paul, Petersburg:
Sunday: 10:00 am
St. Paul, Worthington: Sunday: 9:00 am
January 25, 2015 ● 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Liturgies
D-St. Francis • E-St. Joseph • NV-St. Boniface
P-Petersburg • W-St. Paul
Monday:
STS. TIMOTHY & TITUS
6:30 am D Arthur Westmark
7:30 am NV Sr. Marian Kluesner
ST. ANGELA MERICI
Tuesday:
6:30 am D Herb & Rosemary Huberty
7:30 am NV Gene Loeffelholz
Wednesday:
ST. THOMAS AQUINAES
8:30 am P Wm. H. Mormann Family
8:30 am W Shelly Kramer
5:15 pm D Kathy Brimeyer,
Mae Bradley Wierzba
Thursday:
6:30 am D Howard Fettkether
7:30 am NV Special Intention
8:00 am E Dcsd Mbrs Nefzger & Paul Families
Friday:
7:30 am W Joyce Digmann
7:30 am P Fr. Robert Vogl
8:30 am D Ann Schmitz,
Loras & Daniel Gravel
ST. JOHN BOSCO
Saturday:
Saturday/Sunday: 4TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
5:00 pm D Glenda Thier Norman, Jim & Marie Thier
Celebration 40th Wedding Anniv.–
Ron & Sherrie Hogan
7:00 pm NV John Kruse/John Kramer
7:00 am D George & Alice Gaul
8:00 am E Alberta Ronnebaum,
Dcsd Mbrs Pirc & Rausch Families
8:30 am D Gary Recker
9:00 am W Ray & Irma Hess,
68th Wedding Anniv.-Monroe & Ardella Hoffmann
10:00 am P For the People
10:30 am D For the People
12:00 pm D Archdiocesan Latin Mass
We extend our sympathy and prayers
to the families of:
Sarah Graham,
Everett Schuman
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED
SACRAMENT IS OFFERED EACH
WEEK AT THE FOLLOWING TIMES
AND LOCATIONS. Make time for
prayer this week!
MONDAY:
7:00-8:00 am (Basilica)
8:00 am-2:30 pm (Beckman)
TUESDAY:
WEDNESDAY: 3:15-5:15 pm (Basilica)
THURSDAY: 7:00 am-9:00 pm (Basilica)
7:30–8:30 am (Basilica)
FRIDAY:
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Spires of Faith Parishes
RCIA will meet on TUESDAY, Jan. 27, at 6:30 pm in Xavier rectory,
Dyersville. Topic will be Confirmation.
WEDNESDAY ~ Jan. 28 NO Faith Formation student classes at
Earlville or Dyersville. There is a Catechist In-service from 6:30-8:00 pm
CLUSTER LITURGY COMMITTEE will meet on Thursday, Jan. 29
at 7:00 pm at Worthington.
BINGO GAMES will begin again this Thursday, Jan. 29th at Xavier
Church Hall, Dyersville, at 7:00 pm. Come see the changes that are
planned.
This week, January 25-31, is National Catholic
Schools Week, and we here in the Spires of
Faith certainly have much to celebrate! We are
blessed to have such a great opportunity to give
our children the gift of a Catholic education
within any of our quality, Catholic schools and
Faith Formation Programs. This year’s theme
for the week is “Catholic Schools: Communities
of Faith, Knowledge and Service,” and so they
are. Our elementary schools; Hennessey, St.
Paul and St. Francis Xavier, and Beckman
Catholic High School as well as Faith Formation classes are places where
service of neighbor is fostered, knowledge of the world is taught, and all the
values of our faith is handed on to the next generation. Thank you for supporting all of our children in supporting our Catholic schools, and be sure to thank
also all of the principals, teachers, catechists, staff and volunteers who make it
possible!
Volunteers are needed for the
FIRST
HOLY
COMMUNION
RETREAT:
Please contact Kristine Strever, Director of Faith
Formation, to help with the Spires of Faith First Holy
Communion Retreat to be held on Saturday, Feb. 7th
from 9-11 am and Sunday, Feb. 15th from 2-4 pm in
Xavier Auditorium. Call for more information,
563-875-7325. Thank you for your help!
Faith in the Heartland DVD ~ EWTN
This 5-part DVD, taped on location in Northeast Iowa by Fr. Joseph
Mary Wolfe, features Gothic churches of this area, such as Sts Peter &
Paul, Petersburg, and St. Francis Xavier, Dyersville, and also conversations of Fr. Wolfe with area parishioners about their Catholic faith. The
cluster has received several DVD copies to be given out. Anyone who
wishes a copy may stop at the Dyersville parish office and pick one up.
It will be a first come ~ first serve.
January 25, 2015
Our Schools
From Fr. John O’Connor
(For a 2nd week when the pastor of
Dyersville is lounging in the sun!)
Dear Parishioners:
Many years ago, I worked with a man , John Farnan,
who previous to that had worked at J.C Penney’s and
then at Roshek’s in downtown Dubuque. John had
many words of wisdom and a few “earthie” ones that
we can’t print here but he was a very practical man.
He would always go off on a long lecture when getting
change for various events such as breakfasts, ball
games, etc. He would always emphasize how if you
have nickels, dimes, quarters and one dollar bills you
are in business. If you have a bunch of big bills and
pennies you are going to be out of business unable to
make change before long. Another of his pet instructions to us youngsters was, “People always make a
great show and visit people when someone dies in
their family, loss of husband or wife, loss of a friend.
Everyone shows up. But, he would stress, they not
only need help now, they may need companionship
and a night out or invitation to dinner after the funeral
has passed and all the relatives have gone home. I
am ashamed to say, I am remiss in doing this as I
should. We all get busy with other things, work calls,
etc., etc. Maybe we can review this for ourselves.
This time of year brings out the phone calls, doorbells, letters, from people in need. Some of these are
legitimate, others are “people who have learned the
system.” If your desk is like mine, the desk is piled
with appeals from all over the world asking for money.
Some are good, some are not. We can’t personally
screen all the people. Time does not permit. Be
discrete. There are many local, good charitable
causes---give to them. There are some sound causes
where we know money is spent wisely. Beware of the
groups where a large portion of the money is used for
administration. These are “top-heavy” and frankly you
are not getting much for the buck. Possibly you can
scrape together that extra million for the Beckman
Catholic High School Campaign . I was going to
suggest the “Fr O’Connor Fishing Campaign” but that
probably would not be a good investment.
In addition to what I just mentioned, one of the
unsung heroes for the past number of years , is the St.
Vincent de Paul Society. Year in and year out, they
are there to help people in need, disasters of all kinds
and making a real effort to screen-out the people who
are living on handouts. In following the example of
their founder, they continue to help the people in
need.
!!!
St Paul ~
ST. PAUL SCHOOL Tuition Assistance for 2015-2016
All of the area Catholic Schools use STO to determine tuition
assistance need at their schools. Please plan to apply to the
STO this year or you will be left out of consideration for tuition
assistance that is available at your new school. On line applications were opened January 15th and must be completed by
March 23rd!
Shop with SCRIP!
SUPPORT YOUR SCHOOLS AND PARISHES.
CHANGE of DATE for Steubenville Conference:
Rochester, MN. July 10-12th 2015
Registration for the High School Steubenville Conference is
now OPEN! This has been an event that bears much fruit here
at the Spires of Faith Cluster; students come back on fire for
their faith having experienced an outpouring of knowledge and
grace. If you are interested in joining us this year please contact Kristine for more information. Cost of trip is $300; fundraiser opportunities are available. Only 50 spots available.
Call Kristine to register as soon as possible, 875-7325.
The 2015 Haiti
Trip is set for Feb. 4-11, 2015.
The Team plans to purchase medications for the St. Claire
Clinic ($1,500); a gift bag and $40.00 for 36 teachers ($1,440);
powdered milk for the babies ($500); and other items.
Monetary donations for the trip will be greatly appreciated.
Team members pay their own expenses. All donations,
school, parish, etc, will be taken along on this trip or sent in the
April 2015 Sea Container.
Mass Intentions are welcome and will be taken to Fr,
Lubermann. List the names / intentions with the $5.00 per
Mass, (checks to Xavier Haiti Fund), memo Mass intentions
and send or take to St. Francis Xavier Rectory.
THE JAN. 25TH ISSUE OF THE WITNESS WILL INCLUDE:
•
•
When all else is done, PRAY FOR THE PACKERS,
and next season!
3rd Sunday on Ordinary Time
•
•
National March for Life Coverage on Jan. 22 in
Washington, D.C.,
Midwest March for Life, including Archbishop Jackels,
participation on the Pro-Life March and Mass,
Section on Catholic Schools Week,
Knights of Columbus, Mason City & surrounding areas
donate Ultra Sound Machine to crisis pregnancy center.
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St. Joseph
St. Paul
ST. JOSEPH PRESCHOOL is planning for fall. If you
have a child eligible for three or four year old preschool,
give Julie or Nicole a call to secure a spot. (923-2068)
FAITH FORMATION CLASSES will not be held on
Wednesday, January 28th. The teachers will be attending
an in-service meeting.
2014 CONTRIBUTION STATEMENTS Please call the
office if you have any questions regarding your 2014 contribution statement.
LITURGICAL ROLES ■ SUNDAY, FEB. 1ST
Servers: Kaitlyn Clemen/Kaylee Ludwig/Shannon Schuster
Greeters: Alan & Jill Besler
Ushers: Bob Besler/Steve Besler/Steve Bries/
Randy McAllister
Lector: Ed McCarthy
Communion Ministers: Julie Bries/Luke Manternach/
Ed McCarthy/Joan Meyer/Renee Schuster/Brittany Shady
Music: Adult Choir
Scrip: Karol Digmann/Karen White
Recorders: Mike Gravel/Joan Meyer
FEBRUARY LAY MINISTRY SCHEDULE is available in
the back of church and on the Spires of Faith website.
THANK YOU to all that attended, donated, and worked the
St. Paul Hash Brown Breakfast, Circles 1, 2 & 5. Special
thanks to the 1st & 2nd graders for making the centerpieces.
LAY MINISTERS: If anyone is interested in becoming a
lector, Eucharistic minister, greeter, rosary leader, music
minister, etc., please call the parish office or drop a note
in the collection basket. We always welcome new individuals who want to be involved.
TUNE INTO KDST-99.3 FM this week, Jan. 26-30th, to
hear students from St. Paul Catholic School, Beckman
Catholic High School, Hennessy Catholic School, and St.
Francis Xavier Catholic School speak about their faith.
MASS INTENTIONS: Due to an increase in requests for
Mass intentions we will not be able to schedule all
Masses here. We will let you know if we send any of your
mass intentions to retired priests. We appreciate your
understanding.
PLEASE PICK UP your pans and bowls from Dunkel
Hall.
THANK YOU for your continued help with snow removal!
LIGHTHOUSE CATHOLIC MEDIA CD’S are available in
the back of church. Donation of $3 - $5 each.
NEW AMERICAN BIBLES are available at the parish
office for $7.00.
LITURGICAL MINISTERS ■ FEBRUARY 1, 2015
Servers/Candle Bearers/Cross Bearer
Zach, Mitch, & Devin Smith
Lector: Robin White
Communion Ministers: Rick Brunsman, Bernie Nefzger,
Wally Wheeler, Sue Salow
Rosary Leader: Margaret Hogan
Greeters: Mike & Nancy Smith
Music: Youth Choir
Finances
Budget received 1-18-2015
Weekly Adult Budget needed
Offertory
Youth
Heat Fund
Fiscal YTD Adult Budget Needed
Fiscal YTD Adult Budget Received
YTD
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SENIOR CITIZEN MEAL Wednesday, Jan 28th menu:
turkey breast, gravy, baked sweet potatoes, brussel
sprouts, and a fresh orange. Cards will be played in the
afternoon. RSVP 875-2600 or 855-5004 before 9:00 am.
WINTERFEST TICKETS are AVAILABLE for the St. Paul
Winterfest to be held Feb. 21st at the Worthington Memorial
Hall. Social Hour (cash bar & appetizers) 5:00-6:30 pm.
Serving at 6:45 pm hand carved prime rib, roasted rosemary potatoes, green bean almandine, spring salad, rolls
and cake. Tickets $40 per person. Raffle, Silent, and Live
Auction. We are still in need of auction runners/spotters,
cashiers, adult kitchen duty, student kitchen duty and greeters. Please call Cathy 855-2125.
EWTN PILGRIMAGE ~ April 6th to 11th ~ Join this unique
setting for a spiritual renewal. All are invited to join this
spiritual tour to ETWN. Please sign up by March 1st.
If you have questions: call Vernon Becker 926-2107 or
e-mail: http://www.inboundiowa.com/index_htm_files/2015%
20EWTN%20Pilgrimage%20Flyer.pdf
UPCOMING: SUNDAY, MARCH 1ST circle 6 hosts the Soup
Supper, Raffle, Bake Sale and Vendor Fair.
Finances
$ 1,786.00
$ 2,154.00
$
112.00
$
4.00
$
35.00
$ 60,312.00
$ 57,051.48
̶ $ 3,260.52
Tithe ................................................................ $ 1,060.00
Offertory .......................................................... $ 175.22
Youth ............................................................... $
6.30
Initial Offering ................................................... $
5.00
YTD Needed 7-01-14 to 1-18-15 .............. $ 142,805.97
YTD Received 7-01-14 to 1-18-15 .............. $ 161,326.39
YTD Ahead .............................................. + $ 18,520.42
January 25, 2015
Sts. Peter & Paul
St. Boniface
Finances
Finances
Budget
Offertory
Insurance
Heat Is On
Rent/Utilities
Donation
Budget .................................................$ 1,290.00
Offertory ..............................................$ 115.36
Insurance ............................................$
40.35
Donation ..............................................$ 1,000.00
$ 1,420.00
$
89.00
$
68.25
$
150.00
$
725.32
$ 1,000.00
!
FISH FRY at SS. Peter & Paul will be Feb. 20, 2015.
Circle 1 Leaders are asking for extra help:
■ extra workers are needed the night of the fish fry and
■ we ask all parish members to donate a pie or dessert.
If you are able to help us the night of the fish fry, please
call: Colleen Bonert 875-8137, Nancy Burkle 875-7287, or
Karen Wulfekuhle 875-9517.
BAKE SALE sponsored by the Altar & Rosary Society will
be held during the parish Fish Fry on Feb. 20th.
ALTAR & ROSARY SOCIETY: Thank you to our outgoing
officers, Ruth Deutmeyer & Deb Osterhaus, for their two
years of service. Elaine Wessels & Sandi White will remain
in office for another year and be joined by new officers, Kim
Gaul & Diane Koch.
HEAT IS ON WINNERS:
SAVE THE DATE: Group 2 is sponsoring a Steak Fry on
Sat., March 28th at the New Vienna Hall.
THANK YOU: St. Boniface Church gratefully acknowledges the gift of $5,000 from the estate of Hattie Lueck.
St Boniface Parish is very pleased to accept these charitable bequests. Please pray for her.
LABOR DAY QUILTING: Quilt tops are needed for our
Labor Day quilts. A pieced top or cash donations to help
cover expenses would be appreciated. We will start quilting
in mid-February. Contact Kathy Willenborg, 563-921-4505.
NV – Andy Willenborg, Gary Willenborg, Ron Boeckenstedt, Brian Hermsen.
PP – Robert Budden, Samantha Kruse, Gene & Betty Kruse, Gary & Julie Deutmeyer
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK: Have you been listening to the news, watching TV, or reading the newspaper? What is
being said about things morally right or wrong? What do they say about God’s view on abortion, capital punishment or
suicide, let alone the abuse of drugs, alcohol, or other things dealing with the use or abuse of our lives? Thank God, we
have a place where right and wrong is being taught, where the rights and obligations of parents are emphasized, and every
person has a goal with God, not just coming to the end of life with no further destiny. Yes, our Catholic Schools do
emphasize our obligations to God, self and neighbor. What would it be like if no one taught the commandments, let alone
our obligation to follow these laws? Thank God for our Catholic Schools. Today, one of the top topics of discussion is
“Bullying”. Are all our students perfect in this regard? No. However, our teachers are teaching the moral consequences of
injuring their neighbor and the obligation to help neighbors. Service to those in need is an essential ingredient of our daily
lives. Pray for our schools, for parents making the sacrifices to give their children a Catholic education, as well as for all the
dedicated men and women helping to teach and financially support our schools.
APPROACH TO COMMUNION: PLEASE REMEMBER, IF YOU ARE SEATED IN THE MIDDLE SECTION OF THE
CHURCH TO APPROACH THE COMMUNION STATIONS BY WAY OF THE MIDDLE AISLE AND RETURN BY WAY OF
THE SIDE AISLE.
PEOPLE
IN THE SIDE AISLES, COME UP AND RETURN BY THE SIDE AISLE.
(SORRY---We had given thought to eliminating two of the cups and stations for distribution of communion. It was very
messy and I am asking everyone to RETURN TO THE FORMER WAY, using 4 cups and 4 people distributing hosts.)
UNTIL THIS IS GIVEN MORE THOUGHT AND PLANNING. I WILL BE INSTRUCTING THE PRIESTS HELPING OUT
THAT THEY SHOULD LESSEN THE AMOUNT OF WINE CONSECRATED AND DIVIDED AMONG THE CHALICES.
LITURGICAL MINISTRIES:
SATURDAY, JAN. 31, 7:00 PM (NV): !Servers – Daniel Kluesner, Sean Kluesner. Lector – Carmen Kluesner.
Communion Ministers – Ron & Kathy Boeckenstedt, Michael & Marita Bries, Nicole Ament, Betty Hageman, Kim Hermsen.
Scrip – Pam Vaske, Amy Hageman.
SUNDAY, FEB. 1, 10:00 AM (P): !Servers – Elliot & Evan Gaul. Lector – Steve Kruse. Communion Ministers – Dale
Goedken, Ally Whitsell, Jill Knipper, Bob & Lynne Radabaugh, Brenda Ludwig, Mike Gaul, Karen Wulfekuhle.
Gifts – Cory & Michele Westhoff. Ushers – Linda Boeckenstedt, Terry Knipper, Daryl Kruse.
Scrip – Darla Budden, Lynne Radabaugh.
3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
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Basilica of St. Francis Xavier
MONDAY: 5:30 PM Bell Choir Rehearsals in the choir loft.
TUESDAY:
3:15 pm Children’s Choir Practice
6:30 pm Basilica Choir Rehearsal
THURSDAY:
7:00 pm BINGO GAMES WILL BEGIN THIS WEEK. COME SEE
WHAT THE NEW GAME IS! Still time to join one of the 10 groups
that work each week. Give the office a call!
SATURDAY:
A Training Session to be a COMMUNION
9:00 am
DISTRIBUTOR will be offered next Saturday Jan. 31 at 9:00 am
here at the Basilica for those interested in being a communion
distributor. Please register with Mary Ann, 875-7325, by Friday
the 30th.
SUNDAY:
CHILDREN’S LITURGY OF THE WORD is offered during the
Sunday 10:30 am Mass for children ages 3-7.
PARISH CIRCLE CHANGES: Letters were mailed asking that all
circle dues be paid at this time. To encourage this, circle dues
paid by Feb. 15th will have their name placed in a drawing to win
1 of 3 - $50 gas gift cards. For your convenience envelopes were
included with the letters, to be returned to the parish office via
mail, weekend offertory or dropped off during parish office hours.
BEQUESTS TO THE BASILICA FUND have been received
from Joseph G. & Anna C. Recker and Lorraine M. Stephan.
God bless our benefactors for their generosity.
THANK YOU ~
● TO circles 4 & 7 / Thanksgiving Raffle for a profit total of
●
$14,678.87 from raffle tickets, circle dues and other donations.
Thanks to leaders, Robert & Carrie Fangman, Dick & Sharon
Gudenkauf, Dan & Deb Heinrichs, and Jerry & Karen Bries.
TO circles 1 & 2 / Holiday Breakfast for a profit total of
$11,246.47 from the breakfast, bake sale, raffle &circle dues.
Many thanks to our leaders, Doug & Cindy Engelken, Cory &
Jill Krapfl, Gary & Lisa Ludwig, Craig & Emily Salow, Dennis &
Theresa Schmidt, Bob & Nancy White.
RAFFLE WINNERS: Thomas Dunkel and Gladys Knipper.
Finances
Budget received 1/18/2015 ........................ $ 14,525.50
EFT Budget ................................................. $
491.00
Offertory ....................................................... $ 1,031.34
Children ........................................................ $
17.25
NEEDED FISCAL YEAR 7/1/14—1/18/15 ....... $ 716,634.66
Received ............................................... $ 718,411.85
Ahead .................................................... $ 1,777.19
SPIRES OF FAITH CLUSTER
A BAPTISM CLASS for first time parents will be
held on Saturday, Feb. 14th at 9:00 am in Xavier rectory, Dyersville. Please call your parish office to register. Parents are required to attend a class prior to
baptism of their child.
NATURAL FAMILY PLANNING (NFP): The 1st of 3,
2-3 hour classes dealing with the practice of Natural
Family Planning will be on Sunday, Feb. 22 at 1:00
pm at Divine Word College, Epworth. Lindsey Krapfl,
a parishioner at St Francis Xavier Parish, assists in
teaching NFP for our deanery. Register online at:
https://register.ccli.org/classes/8320/register
Red Cross BLOOD DRIVE on Thursday, Feb. 5th at
Xavier School auditorium, 2:30-6:30 pm. Appointments not required but may be made by calling 800RED-CROSS. Hosted by the Women’s Club.
Martha & Mary’s Women’s Conference will be held
Saturday, Feb. 21st at the Grand River Center, Dubuque. Women of all ages invited. Dynamic Catholic
speakers, music and more offered. Register by Feb.
7th and take $5 off registration fee. To register call
563-580-9373 or online www.springtimeofhope.org
CEW’s (Christian Experience Weekends) will be
held at Clayton Ridge School, Guttenberg. Women’s
will be Feb. 27, 28th & Mar. 1st. Men’s will be Mar.
6, 7 & 8th. For more information call Tami Kelchen,
563-925-2210.
”Faith for the Journey” Iowa Catholic Men’s Conference will be Saturday, March 7, at St. Francis of
Assisi Parish, West Des Moines. For info & tickets go
to: http://iowacatholicmensconference.com/
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER MINISTRY SCHEDULE
WEEKEND, JAN. 31/FEB. 1
SATURDAY, 5:00 pm: R: Mark Feldman S: Wade Trenkamp,
Cody Baumler, Alex Deutmeyer, Bennett English.
CM: Dick Gudenkauf, Sharon Gudenkauf, Dan Honkomp,
Maci Jacque, Carrie Koelker, Berniece Knippel, Linus
Kuboushek, Dan Lansing, Ron Lawrence.
SUNDAY:
7:00 am: R: Catherine Tillis S: Milo Wall, Trent Gaul
CM: Mae English, Ron Kruse, Mary Lakeman, Dick
Lakeman, Deb McClimon, Dan Steffen, Diane Thier.
8:30 am: R: Catherine Wilhelm S: Trae Meyer, Michael
Roling, Jack Westhoff CM: Al Brunsmann, Deb
Brunsmann, Paul Helle, Neil Hoeger, Kaylee Knipper, Karen
Kubicek, Cathy Lueck, Keith McCarraher, Dee McCarraher.
10:30 am: R: Ted Deacon S: Luke Oberbroeckling, Sadie
Oberbroeckling, Thomas Proctor, Kendra Kutsch.
CM: Amy Priem, Mary Ann Recker, Liz Rediger, David
Schroeder, Becky Snyder, Joe Snyder, Janet Stelken, Sarah
Tegeler, Jenny Wieneke.
R-Reader; S-Servers; CM-Communion Ministers
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Cory Heims - 563-599-8076 • Craig Heims 563-543-3717
SALES AND SERVICE
Milk & Grain Hauling & Flatbed
Garage Doors & Openers: Commercial • Agricultural • Residential
Trained Service Technicians • Professional Sales & Service • Top Quality Products • Locally Owned & Operated
563-875-7113 or Toll Free 888-538-8845
563-875-2110 • Toll Free: 1-888-513-5193
REIFF
FUNERAL HOME
PLEASANT GROVE
ROOFING COMPANY
490 Field of Dreams Way • Dyersville
563-875-2365
205 Hayes St SW • Cascade
563-852-3130
115 E Main • Epworth
563-876-3666
303-1st Ave NW • Farley
563-744-3460
Classic Design...
Old World Quality and Craftsmanship
Dyersville • Phone: 563-875-8576
FAMILY VISION CARE
Paul T. Ahern, O.D.
563-875-8123
800-526-3231
KEVIN KURT TRUCKING
Dyersville, IA
563-875-2522
NEED A METAL ROOF?
For Farm, Residential & Commercial
(Randy)
(563) 853-3010
420 1st Avenue E • Dyersville
109 W. Margaret St.
Earlville, IA
(563) 875-6053
50 Years Combined Experience
FREE Estimates
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dollars to local catholic schools since 2003!
Quik ’N Handi
bp One Stop
Convenience Stores
Dyersville & Epworth
COMFORT INN DYERSVILLE, IA
Manchester
Monument Works LLC
Monuments • Markers
Foundation Repair
Diane Goerdt,
416 W. Main, Manchester
319-927-3597
Eldon & Sue Fenton
Internet Manager
30584 Olde Hawkeye Rd.
Dyersville
(563) 875-2409
“The Dealership You’ll
Send Your Friends To”
www.victoryfordonline.com
(563) 875-7251
1207 12th Avenue S.E.
Dyersville, IA 52040
Dyersville: 875-2682
Cell: 563-590-3982
PH: 800-923-4485
www.salowmechins.com
PATRICK VALANT
FAREWAY STORES, INC.
RECKER CONSTRUCTION
Luxemburg, IA
HEATING, COOLING
AND PLUMBING INC.
Faust Millwork
& Cabinetry, Inc.
BILL BROWN
Home • 563-876-3894
Cell • 563-543-3892
19885 E. Pleasant Grove Rd., Peosta, IA
Serving You At These Locations
www.eimcoinc.com
STEGER TRANSPORT
TRUST US WITH YOUR
GARAGE DOOR NEEDS!!
Your Hometown Broker
Ofc: 563-875-9400
319 - 3rd Ave. SE • Dyersville, IA
1-800-260-3597
HELLE
HE
Auto & Truck Repair
Custom Exhaust
FARM
EQU
EQUIPMENT
Mausser Auto Service, Inc.
Joe Mausser
Ph. 563-921-2375
PETERSBURG FEED MILL, INC.
(563) 875-2431
(563) 875-7154
Dyersville
New Vienna
563-875-7145
MEETING/BANQUET
ROOM
INDOOR POOL
PHONE
563.875.7700
CHOICEHOTELS.COM
RYA M. STUNTZ, D.D.S.
RYAN
FARLEY DENTAL CENTER
(563) 744-3076
102 4TH AVENUE NE, FARLEY
www.farleydental.com
ANIMAL HEALTH CLINIC
Field of Dreams
Movie Site
VIRGIL BOUREK, DVM
563.875.8404
563-875-6083
Commercial & Residential - New & Re-Wiring
Bill Sieverding • 563-875-7453 • Cell 563-543-4741
www.fieldofdreamsmoviesite.com
www.animalhealthclinicdyersville.com
Radloff Sales Company
Scott Gogel
Owner
Trailers • Generators
Equipment
Skidd-Marks Inc.
2073 332nd Avenue
Dyersville
(563) 875-2344
Licensed & Insured
Cell: 563-590-2167 Home: 563-875-8664
563-599-0323
Teresa Bockenstedt, Broker/Owner
(563) 875-0000 • www.b-real-estate.com
2326 - 330th Ave., Worthington
563-875-2470
Total Lawn Maintenance
Then &
Kramer
Construction
Epworth • 563-543-8927
Jerry Klaren
Scherrman’s Implement
Owner/Operator
Dyersville and Monticello
10683 Rt 135 • Dyersville, IA 52040
Cell: 563-599-1725
[email protected]
Al & Ann Gibbs
563-590-0709
An Independently Owned and Operated Franchise
Email: [email protected]
www.boulderdesigns.net
THE PRESCRIPTION
SHOPPE
Phone 563-923-2315
Dyersville
563-875-7455
Recycle Center & Transfer Station
Monticello
(563) 875-9076 or (866) 525-4506
319-465-4404
RAM MINI-STORAGE
DYERSVILLE
IOWA
875-2602
875-8143
Ronald F. Radloff, CLU, ChFC, LUTCF
563.875.7586
GREINER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC.
30658 Olde Hawkeye Rd
Dyersville, IA
NICKOL BORING INC.
SHOP
CELL
5638756023
Horizontal Earth Boring
Portable Welding
Services
Dyersville, Iowa • 875-2602
5635904159
Custom
Fabrication
Ornamental
Railings
RON THEISEN
TRANSPORT CORP.
Dr. Joshua Woodland
563-875-0006
(563) 875-8885
563-921-3445 • www.nvmetalworks.com
WWW.4LPi.COM
Milk Hauling for:
Dairy Farmers of America
Phone 563-875-2407 or
563-590-4947
www.thewoodlandeyeclinic.com
FOR AD INFO CALL JEFF HANSEN 1-800-950-9952
Complete Building & Repair Service
Concrete Forming • Backhoeing
Custom Log Homes
Seamless Gutters • Plumbing & Wiring
206 2nd St. NE, Worthington Shop 563-855-2115
Steve Ludwig 563-855-5000
SPIRES
OF
FAITH CLUSTER, DYERSVILLE, IA
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MILBERT
FINANCIAL & TAX SERVICES
inest
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229 First Avenue East, Dyersville
563-875-9113
ROGER KLOSTERMANN
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL
563.875.8544
521 5th ST. NW, Dyersville
I
Auto • Home • Business Health
Life • Umbrella
Downtown Dyersville
DEE’S MINI-STORAGE, LLC
Off Highway 136 North
on Bries Drive • Dyersville, IA
(563) 875-6099
Tim English
563-875-2716
www.taukemotors.com www.taukemotors.com www.taukemotors.com
NEED A FARM REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST?
• Buying or selling farmland?
• Need a farm appraisal?
• Farm lease updated?
Please call me!
Jim Rothermich
HWY. 136, Dyersville, Iowa
563-875-7129 • 800-747-7129
Andersen® the brand more builders buy
Mercy Medical Center
Dyersville
563-875-6088
www.english-insurance.com
563-875-7519
Worthington
563-855-4305
Mark & Janet
Stelken
STONE CREEK
SHOPPING CENTER • DYERSVILLE, IA
Serving the Dyersville area for over 60 years!
Derrick Parsons
HVAC • ELECTRICAL • PLUMBING
FIREPLACES • HOT TUBS/SPAS
rains
r
NATURAL & ORGANIC PRODUCTS LLC
Jude Milbert, EA, CFP®
www.taukemotors.com
Real Estate Sales • Farm Appraisals
Farm Management
HOURS: M-Tu-We-Fr. 7:30-5:00, Th. 7:30-8:00, Sat. 7:30-noon
(515) 493-9865
Parishioner
Brother Knight
St. Boniface, Waukee, IA
www.FarmersNational.com/JimRothermich
114 First Ave West • Dyersville
(563) 875-2042
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Elite Dental
KURT V. BURBACH, D.C.
TOM J. MARTIN, D.C.
DAN F. MARTIN, D.C.
Julie Koch-Womer, D.D.S.
Welcoming new patients of all ages
563-875-7466
Bobby & Carrie Fangman
Dyersville
www.speccast.com
563-875-8706
563-875-7101
www.mercydubuque.com/dyersville/
Dyersville, IA
(563) 875-2800
Paint, Electrical, Plumbing,
Hardware & Garden Center,
Glass & Screen Repair
“Specializing in the Gonstead Method”
563-875-8386
1410 9th St SE • Dyersville, IA 52040
Golf Side
Grille
350 First Ave. East, Dyersville,
Dyersvill IA 52040 • (563) 875-7340 • (800) 850-7340
Hours:
Mon.-Thur. 4-9pm • Fri. & Sat. 4-10pm
Sun. 4-9pm
Jeff, Terri, Evan, Autumn
& Isaac Ehlers
Delivery Available • 563-875-6336
30824 Olde Hawkeye Rd, • Dyersville
www.acehomeworks.com
Weekend Special - 2 Large Deli Subs for $9.99
Dyersville • 875-2434
AUTO TECH INC
Service • Body • AAA Towing
563-875-2748
BODENSTEINER IMPLEMENT
(563) 875-9111
Mandy Kruse
www.bodimp.com 875-2724
Used Cars, Late Model and Specializing in 50’s & 60’s
Team Dyersville
(563) 875-2711
Team Worthington
(563) 855-2711
Dyersville
Dyersville • 563-875-8398
www.dyersvilleia.expresspros.com
Steve Salter • 563-875-8188
Compassionate Veterinary Care
Serving you since 1979
Dyersville • Holy Cross • Farley
(563) 875-8024
www.trivetinc.com
Jason Putz, PT • Ted Kruse, PT
Dyersville • 563.875.8615
Josiah Polito, PT • Shelly Deutmeyer, PTA
Experienced in Improving Area Homes for 30+ Years
875-2085
Manchester • 563.927.1499
www.ptsiowa.com
ATBancorp
MemberFDIC
Simply better banking.®
301 1st Ave. E. • 563-875-2491
Hwy 136 • 563-875-2492
Craig W. Kramer, CFSP
David J. Kramer
Funeral Directors
www.americantrust.com
RECKER AG SERVICES
Dyersville, Holy Cross, Monticello
East Central Iowa Real Estate Professionals
Steve Faber, Broker/Owner
339 1st Ave. E. • Dyersville
563-875-8346
www.tradingplacesteam.com
For Residential, Commercial & Farm services,
FREE use of our moving trailer within 50 miles
Contact Jeff Hansen to place an ad today!
[email protected] or
(800) 950-9952 x2683
563-875-7121
800-810-5129
F.L. KRAPFL, INC.
SEED  CROP INSURANCE
• CONTRACTORS •
Water & Waste Systems & Treatment
Excavation & Concrete Structures
Herb Recker • Mike Recker • 875-7201
Dyersville • 563-875-8938
WM. BURGER LAND SURVEYORS
5103rd Street W. Ct.
Worthington
(563) 590-1964
DYERSVILLE - 875-7163
NEW VIENNA, IA 52065
(563) 921-2455
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PLUMBING
ELECTRICAL
HEATING
COOLING
JAMIE KONRARDY, OWNER
QUALITY PRE-OWNED CARS
www.kreebauto.com
WWW.CITIZENSSTATEONLINE.COM
563-875-8021
923 2nd Avenue SE
Dyersville, Iowa 52040
MEMBER FDIC
563-921-2896
Arnie Bries - Dave Maiers - Al Hildebrand
BLAKE A. WILLIAMS, D.C.
SOUTHRIDGE
PLAZA
875-2738
FOR AD INFO CALL JEFF HANSEN 1-800-950-9952
WWW.4LPi.COM
Willenborg Tree Service
Trimming & Removal
Jeff • 563-543-6369 • Dyersville
Free Estimates • Insured
SPIRES
OF
FAITH CLUSTER, DYERSVILLE, IA
Classic Concepts
Hair Salon & Tanning
We Take Large Wedding Parties
Spa Packages Available
101 1st Ave. W., Dyersville • 875-6174
Julie Heinrichs, Owner/Stylist
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