October 11, 2015 - St. Michael Catholic Church

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12
ROSARY FOR PEACE: 1:30 p.m.
CLC MEETING: 7:30 p.m.
HOLY NAME CHOIR PRACTICE: 8:30 p.m.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
RCIA: 7:00 p.m., in church basement
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14
HIGH SCHOOL CCD: 7:00 p.m.
USHER TRAINING: 8:15 p.m.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
ROSARY: 7:00 p.m., in church
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
CHAPLET OF DIVINE MERCY: 3:00 p.m.
MUSIC APPRECIATION DINNER: 6:00 p.m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
THAT MAN IS YOU: 6:00 a.m.
USHER TRAINING: 9:00 a.m.
SPAGHETTI DINNER: after 4:30 p.m. Mass
Attention – Girls in Grades 5-12
You’re invited to the Challenge Club Kick-Off Meeting, on
Friday, October 16, in Kalida St. Michael’s Church Basement, from 3:30-5:00 p.m. Come learn more about joining
Challenge. Just $50 per girl for the whole year, or $20 per
session. Call Julie Siebeneck (532-2572), Becky Lucke (5322223) or Jill Zeller (532-2511) with questions. Download
registration and emergency medical forms at stmichaelskalida.org under “Recent Bulletins.”
Fort Jennings Train Depot Exhibit…
will hold its annual open house Sunday, October 11, from
1:00-4:00 p.m. We will feature historic railroad displays, an
operating model railroad layout, hand car rides, and a 1/3
scale riding train in addition to refreshments and snacks. The
exhibit is located one mile north of St. Rt. 224, on Rd. 22-K,
Cloverdale.
Bryant Warnecke & Brooke Barnhisel
will be married on Saturday, October 17, 2015.
Please include them in your prayers.
4:30 PM
8:00 AM
11:00 AM
OFFERTORY - October 17 & 18
Brian & Lisa Niese Family
Karl & Darlene Miller Family
Mary Ann Hoersten Family
4:30 PM
8:00 AM
11:00 AM
4:30 PM
8:00 AM
11:00 AM
USHERS – October 17 & 18
Alex & Adam von der Embse,
Brandon Erhart, Kaleb Selhorst,
Trent Gerding, Trent Siebeneck,
Griffin Recker, Derek Buss
Drew Hovest, Austin Klausing, Collin
Wurth, Jeff Knueve, Jacob Kahle,
Connor Niese, Kevin Hamburg
Team 12
LECTORS – October 17 & 18
Renee Vorst, Wendy Schimmoeller
Joyce Schnipke, Dennis Turnwald
Beth Selhorst, Carl Siefker
EUCHARISTIC MINISTERS - October 17 & 18
4:30: Janet Burgei, Bob Buss, Dave Buss, Katey Buss,
Kelly Buss, Eileen Decker, Dave & Cindy Erhart, Sue Gerdeman, Bob Gerdeman
8:00: Gus & Judy Brinkman, Ruth Foppe, Mary Grote,
Darlene Hanneman, Jim Hanneman, Mel Hanneman, Mary
Lou Hoffman, Dave & Jane Kahle
Ministers to Homebound: Herm & Rita Borgelt
11:00: Sean Fischnich, Regina Fischnich, Eric Fischnich,
Keith & Ann Rea Fortman, Lynda Fortman, Phil & Sue
Fuerst, Lori Erhart, Brandon Erhart
SERVERS
Tues, 10/13
8:00 AM
Wed, 10/14
8:00 AM
Thurs, 10/15
7:30 PM
Fri, 10/16
8:00 AM
Sat, 10/17
4:30 PM
Sun, 10/18
8:00 AM
TMIY Paparazzi!
The photo below shows what all those men are doing at 6:15
a.m., every Saturday, besides donuts and coffee. Well over 50
men are hearing presentations and then solving world problems in small group discussion. Note that Fr. Mark struggles
with putting his badge on every week. Sadly, the Pope could
not visit while in US and sent his regrets.
11:00 AM
Jasmine Vorst
Will Zeller
McKenna Bockrath
Alec Edelbrock
Clara Elkins
Colin Erhart
Kyla Fortman
Gabe Hovest
Anna Berheide
Kage Bockrath
Derek Buss
Kelly Doepker
Alecia Dunn
Bailey Eickholt
Maddison Edelbrock
Morggan Edelbrock
Ryan Ellerbrock
Mission Awareness Weekend
October 17 & 18
A two day event to raise money for local, national and international mission efforts.
Come down to the church basement next Saturday and Sunday to support the missions!
See inside for more information.
Hi, everyone.
This past week it seems like we have been living in a
fog. There have been school delays and even cancellations. Fog slows my driving patterns and makes me more
cautious. What if the fog wasn't about just weather and was
more about how someone lived their life?
I've met people who seem to have no direction or have
lost direction in their lives; like they are in a fog. After a lifechanging event, some people feel lost. This isn't only after a
sickness or death, but also in the joy of retirement or even a
new marriage. For some, there is a feeling of "Where do I go
from here?” or even “How do I go on?” Questions of how
long does this fog last or will I ever have a clear day come to
mind. I believe that is where a good faith and a good faith
family comes in handy.
A good faith helps because we all get in a fog every now
and then. To know in our hearts that only in God is our soul
at rest, and that He is our light and our salvation, are like
headlights on the vehicle on the highway of life. Through
life-changing events or world-changing events, God is still
God. To know the God which Jesus shows us is a life-saving
remedy. Confirmation is just around the corner for our
eighth graders. Talk about a world which is uncertain; our
young people have much confusion around them. They will
be saying their “yes” to their faith in God and Church. They
trust that the Holy Spirit will guide, make strong and give
direction in their world. Perhaps we need to think back on
our Confirmation day and find a new direction in God.
This past week I got to spend a couple of days with my
brothers. We had a great time at Houston Woods, in southern
Ohio. We solved some of the world's problems, but probably
made a few, also. It is nice to have family to hear God's
voice through. A Church family is important, as each of us
goes through the fog-times of our lives. The world teaches
us that we should walk to our own beat, but our faith tells us
that we should never walk alone. I trust in God and in our
community of Church. In times when we don't know our
direction, we have people to stand by us until God's path is
known. The Church is looking at family in its synod gathering. Family is that important to guide us and to live a Christian lifestyle.
Have a great week, everyone. The fog will pass.
Fr. Mark
Year of Mercy, Time of Family
Our Catholic Church has recently been focused on family and
the upcoming year of "mercy." Like another organization,
Doctors without Borders, our Church is called to love without borders. Our Mission Fest is coming up and we would
like to focus on how we are missionaries without borders. In
the recent past, our parish has drilled a well in Tanzania, sent
school supplies and clothing to Africa, put on a roof and installed toilets in a seminary and girl's school. In Kentucky
and West Virginia, our parishes have had hands-on experience with building projects in the face of poverty. Local people have helped in the Habitat for Humanity projects and
fixed up Putnam County homes. The Youth have been involved in missionary activity with the Y.E.S. program, which
focuses on service. We are family without borders and God's
mercy holds us together. Please support this year's Mission
Fest.
Mass Intentions for the Week
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12
8:00 AM
Alfred & Irene Peck
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
8:00 AM
Alphonse & Eleanore Jerwers
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14
8:00 AM
Gene Stechschulte
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
7:30 PM
L/D Bill Leopold Family
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
8:00 AM
Abbie & Louise Llewellyn
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
NM Warnecke & Barnhisel
4:30 PM
Theresa Foppe, Mike Rampe
Helen Korte, L/D Korte & Brickner Fam.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18 World Mission Sunday
8:00 AM
Parish
11:00 AM
Don Holtkamp
Joe & Rita Hanneman Family
Last Week’s Collection: $ 11,920.00
Choir Assignments—October 17 & 18
4:30: YAHS
8:00: Laura
11:00: PW
Thank You, Bakers!
Thank you to all the Rosary Altar Ladies who baked cookies for
the Diocesan Anniversary Celebration. As always, you were
very generous in the variety and number of cookies you
baked. Your generosity is appreciated by the anniversary couples and the Toledo Diocesan Council of Catholic Women.
Boy Scout Chicken BBQ
Sunday, October 11, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Carry-outs only. Meal
includes 1/2 chicken, baked potato, apple sauce, and dinner roll
for $8. Contact a boy scout or Greg Knueve (419-532-2272).
Choir Appreciation Dinner – October 16
Sign up in choir loft or email lwarnement@hotmail.com.
CLC Meeting
High School CCD - October 14
Monday, October 12, at 7:30 p.m. We will have pizza, followed by a meeting, with installation of new officers. August, September and October birthdays will be celebrated.
St. Michael’s Hosts
CYO Volleyball Tournament!!
Mark your calendars and grab your seat cushions to watch
our girls in action on Sunday, October 18, in the Crusader’s
Palace vs. Glandorf St. John’s, at 1:00 p.m. and vs. Fort
Jennings St. Joseph’s, at 3:00 p.m. Be prepared for lots of
bumping, setting and spiking – and that’s just in the stands!
S.A.Y. Night at KHS Boys Soccer Game vs. OG
Wear your S.A.Y. shirt and get in free. JV game at 5:00 p.m.
and Varsity at 7:00 p.m.
Everyone has class from 7:00 –8:00 p.m.
Usher training at 8:15 p.m.
New & Current Ushers’ Training
Join us for a meeting on Wednesday, October 14, at 8:15 p.m.
OR Saturday, October 17, at 9:00 a.m., in church.
Confirmation Practice…
is Wednesday, October 21, at 7:00 p.m., in church. This is
for the students and their sponsors. Confirmation, with
Bishop Daniel Thomas, will be October 24, at 4:30 p.m.
Kalida EMS Free Beginner Self Defense Class
Wednesday, October 14, from 7:00-9:00 p.m., at KHS
(beginner class). Everyone is welcome!
KHS Blood Drive
The Kalida High School Red Cross blood drive will be on
Monday, October 19, from 12:00-6:00 p.m., in the high
school gymnasium. Individuals who are at least 17 years old
(16 with parental permission), meet height and weight requirements and are in general good health may be eligible to
donate blood. Red Cross donor card or positive ID required.
To set up an appointment, please call Beth Grime at the high
school (419-532-3529). Walk-ins are still welcome, but appointments are recommended.
St. John’s Altar Rosary Bingo/Bake Sale
Village of Kalida
Electricity Aggregation Program
The Village of Kalida will have an issue on the upcoming
November ballot dealing with an Electricity Aggregation Program. If this issue passes, the Village of Kalida will purchase
electricity at a reduced rate for the benefit of village residents
who wish to participate in the program (even if the issue does
pass, any resident can opt out of the program). To explain
this issue in more detail, there will be an informational meeting on Wednesday, October 21, at 7:00 p.m. in the town hall.
This is open to the public. Take this opportunity to be well
informed before voting in November. Thanks!
MISSION AWARENESS WEEKEND EVENTS
Sun., Oct.18, at 1:00 p.m., at Glandorf St John’s Parish Hall.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17
Thank You
I want to express my gratitude to family and friends for all the
help and kindness shown to me during my surgeries and the
days that followed. Thank you for all the prayers, cards, visits,
food, and flowers. Also, thanks to those who took me to my
therapy sessions. Many blessings to all of you.
Mary Grote
Students Planning Mass This Week...
are Michele Doepker's 3B class on Wednesday, Oct. 14 and
Ellen Millott's 6B class on Friday, Oct. 16.
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SPAGHETTI DINNER after the 4:30 p.m. Mass, in the church basement. Spaghetti, Salad, Garlic Bread,
Desserts & Drinks. $6 for Adults; $4 for Kids 6-12; Free for 5 & Under
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FAMILY TRIVIA GAMES & GAMES FOR SMALL CHILDREN
Sunday, October 18, from Noon - 5:00 p.m., at Delphos Eagles
(1600 E. Fifth St.). There will be pork loin dinners, live entertainment, gun raffle, silent auction, children’s activities, specialty dessert raffle, and much more. Come to this familyfriendly benefit, with proceeds benefiting Jeff Siebeneck, son of
Arnold & Rose, who is battling stage four colon cancer. To
donate or to order meal tickets, call Joe (419-532-2157).
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BAKE SALE: We need bakers to help out with our Mission Bake Sale. All baked items are welcome and
can be brought to the church basement the morning of either day. Thanks!
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BREAKFAST after 8:00 a.m. Mass, in the church basement. Egg Casseroles, Sausage, Fruit Trays, Coffee
& Juice. $6 for Adults; $4 for Kids 6-12; Free for 5 & Under
Election Night Dinner Tickets
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WEDDING-STYLE DINNER after 11:00 a.m. Mass, in the church basement. Beef, Noodles, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetables, Roll, Drink & Desserts. $6 for Adults; $4 for Kids 6-12; Free for 5 & Under
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FAMILY TRIVIA GAMES & GAMES FOR SMALL CHILDREN
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RAFFLE at 2:00 p.m. Win $200, $150, $100, $50 or $25
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WATERMELON DROP: Win a chance to drop a watermelon from the church tower, at 2:30 p.m.
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BAKE SALE: We need bakers to help out with our Mission Bake Sale. All baked items are welcome and
can be brought to the church basement the morning of either day. Thanks!
Jeff Siebeneck Family Benefit
The Kalida Alumni group is sponsoring an Election Night Dinner on November 3, from 4:30 – 7:30 p.m., at the High School.
All dinners are carry-out only. Your $8 meal includes pork loin,
baked potato, green beans, applesauce and dinner roll. Tickets
are pre-sale only and can be purchased at either school office or
by contacting Amy Recker (419-303-5874), Linda Honigfort
(419- 236-1671) or Deb Kahle (419-532- 2169). Funds generated directly support the KHS Alumni Annual Scholarship Program.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18