Current Bulletin - Holy Trinity Catholic Church

PARISH CONTACTS
Physical Address .......... 404 S. Broadway
Parish Offices .................... 402-254-6559
Hours: (Mon—Fri) 8:30 a.m.—4:30 p.m.
Rev. Owen W. Korte, Pastor
owkorte@archomaha.org
Rosemary Kathol, Business Manager
rkathol@hartel.net
Louise Guy, Receptionist
holytrinity@hartel.net
Steve Heine, Plant Manager
Office Fax Line ................. 402-254-6553
Rectory (after hours).......... 402-254-6556
Elementary School ............ 402-254-6496
Terry Kathol, Principal
tkathol@cedarcatholic.org
Lisa Klug, Administrative Assistant
lisak@esu1.org
Religious Education........... 402-841-5594
Colin & Monica Kathol, Co-Directors
htdre@hartel.net
Council Leadership:
Pastoral Council
Tom Moser ......... 402-254-3368
moser@hartel.net
Finance Council
Jerry Wintz .......... 402-254-6519
jkwintz@hartel.net
School Board
Louis Steffen.. ..... 402-254-9260
louson@hartel.net
Parish Website & E-mail:
www.holytrinityhartington.com
holytrinity@hartel.net
Parish Prayer Line:
Jeanette Lammers....... 402-254-6424
Carol Lammers........... 402-254-6318
Teresa Arens .............. 402-841-9729
“Stand up and go;
Your faith has saved you.”
SCHEDULE FOR HOLY MASS
Saturday Vigil:
Sunday:
Tue—Fri:
Saturday:
5:30 p.m.
8:30 & 10:30 a.m.
8:05 a.m.
10:45 a.m. at Golden Living Center
SCHEDULE FOR CONFESSIONS
Tue—Fri:
2nd & 4th Wed:
Saturday:
7:40—8:00 a.m.
7:00—8:00 p.m.
4:00—5:00 p.m.
October 9th in the Year of Our Lord 2016
Twenty Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time in the Jubilee Year of Mercy
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MASS INTENTIONS
Tuesday, October 11
th
St. John XXIII
8:05 a.m. † Richard & Kathy Wintz
1:30 a.m. † Alumni & Benefactors of the Cedar County
Catholic Schools & Parishes
Wednesday, October 12th
8:05 a.m. L/D of Edward & Ann Stevens family
† Sylvan Brummer
Thursday, October 13th
8:05 a.m. L/D of Don Becker family
Friday, October 14th
St. Callistus
8:05 a.m. L/D of Francis & Theresa Gubbels
Saturday, October 15th
St. Teresa of Jesus
10:45 a.m. † Shirley Sudbeck
(at Golden Living Center)
Vigil for Sunday
5:00 p.m. People of Holy Trinity Parish
Sunday, October 16
th
Twenty Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
8:30 a.m. † Bob Kastrup
10:30 a.m. † A. G. Dick Thoene
L/D of Bernard & Pauline Kleinschmit family
Patron Saints for the Week
St. John XXIII
St. Callistus I
St. Teresa of Jesus
Papal delegates
cemetery workers
sick people
Grace and Blessings upon our young
From the Pastor’s Desk
by Fr. Owen Korte
† Annual Appeal: With 81 donors we now stand at 38.8% of
our goal with a pledged and/or give amount of $13,550. My
goal for this parish is 300 donors when all is said and done. I
believe you can do it. I want to tell you that personally I
benefited from this Annual Appeal with my formation,
continuing education and the help I needed when I basically
burned myself out about 6 years ago. I’m in great shape now,
I know my limits and I am grateful for what this fund does for
priests who need that kind of assistance.
† Clergy Conference: I will be gone from the parish Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 17-19 at an extended clergy
conference in Schuyler. I will have mass Monday morning.
There will be no masses on Tuesday and Wednesday. Cedar
will not have mass that week and the Grade School will only
have mass on Thursday. Stay tuned to the bulletin because
there may be a communion service scheduled on Tuesday and/
or Wednesday that week.
† Confirmation Weekend: It’s is always a joy to welcome our
Chief Shepherd to our Parish, especially when he comes to
confirm our young people. The Archbishop is here overnight
tonight and on Sunday he travels to Bow Valley and Fordyce
for those Confirmations.
† Christmas: This year Christmas Day falls on a Sunday. What
does that mean? For a family who attends Mass...it means that
we now have two less masses to attend. With the Holy Day of
Christmas and the Sunday Obligation coinciding and the Holy
Day of New Years and the Sunday Obligation coinciding there
is advantage if you call not coming to Mass to worship the
Lord an advantage. But one thing that I, as a pastor dread, the
collections take a real hit. Unless, of course we start thinking
about this issue now in October. Having lived through the
Blizzard that killed the Christmas collections in Fremont and
several Sunday/Christmas combos...I’d like you to think about
this and begin a conversation. We still provide the envelopes
for all the day: Sunday and the Holy Days. Maybe they really
ought to be used. Something to think about.
people who were sealed with the Gift
of the Holy Spirit in the Sacrament of
Confirmation this weekend!
Daily Readings for This Week
www.usccb.org/bible/readings
Mon: Gal 4:22-24,26-27,31—5:1 & Lk 11:29-32
Tue: Gal 5:1-6 & Lk 11:37-41
Wed: Gal 5:18-25 & Lk 11:42-46
Thu: Eph 1:1-10 & Lk 11:47-54
Fri:
Eph 1:11-14 & Lk 12:1-7
Sat: Eph 1:15-23 & Lk 12:8-12
Sun: Ex 17:8-13; 2 Tm 3:14—4:2 & Lk 18:1-8
† Next Week’s Homily: I am going to use the Homily time
next week to talk about a scourge that is silently tearing apart
the moral fabric of our lives and that of our families. That
scourge: Pornography. The Archdiocese is beginning a major
outreach and education effort in our parishes and schools on
this topic. I know for a fact that the worst of Pornography is
rampant in our community. Why do I know this? Because I
know how insidious and secret the issue is...it is as easy as a
couple clicks on the computer. And guess what folks...your
kids are watching it….as young as 3rd grade. My challenge to
our parents is to educate yourselves on it and learn how you
can protect your kids from it. My challenge to men...how to
help you avoid the addiction and how to help you if its
already got its claws in you.
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Points from the Parish & Community...
 TOOTSIE ROLL DRIVE: The Knights of Columbus are
conducting their “Campaign for People with
Intellectual Disabilities”. Approximately 47,000
Nebraskans experience some degree of intellectual
disability. Representatives from the Msgr. Werner
Knights of Columbus Council 1233 in Hartington will
be accepting free will donations after Mass.
 FALL DINNER FUN RUN: Kids Fun Run registration
forms can be found on the Holy Trinity parish website.
 FALL DINNER: Our annual Fall Dinner is next Sunday,
October 16th. A broasted chicken and ham dinner
with all the fixings will be served from 11:00 a.m.—
1:30 p.m. in the Activity Center. See insert in this
week’s bulletin. All raffle tickets, toys, juice boxes,
pop etc. may be dropped off at the parish office this
week. Desserts, salads & baked goods may be
dropped off at the Activity Center entrance on Sunday
morning. Fifth and sixth graders are reminded of their
job to carry dinner trays for guests. All workers are
asked to show up for shifts a few minutes early. The
decorating committee is looking for pumpkins, gourds,
and multi-colored corn to use to help decorate the
Activity Center for the Fall Dinner. If you can help us
out please drop off your items on Saturday morning,
October 15th at 9:00 at the Msgr. Werner Activity
Center. Please call Rhonda Miller (402)254-7469 if
you have questions.
 BABY BOTTLE BOOMERANG: Thank you to everyone
who donated to our fundraiser. Bottles can still be
returned to the parish office.
 GUILD NOTES: October’s cleaning group is Group 9,
led by Jenny Holan. Group 8, led by Marilyn Thoene,
will serve the next funeral luncheon.
 PERPETUAL ADORATION: Open Hours: Sat 3:00 a.m.
& 3:00 p.m. & Sun 9:00 a.m.
 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS SUNDAY:
Next Sunday,
October 16th, is recognized as “Catholic Daughters
Sunday.”
All Catholic Daughters members are
encouraged to attend the 8:30 a.m. Mass and sit
together as a group in the front of Church.
 40 DAYS FOR LIFE: We at Holy Trinity can participate
in this campaign, Sep 28 - Nov 6, by uniting our
prayers with those also participating in 40 Days for
Life campaigns throughout the world. A copy of the
daily devotionals is placed in the adorer’ pew in
church for perpetual adorers. A daily devotional can
be found at www.40daysforlife.com/devotionals/.
 ROSARY FOR LIFE: All are invited to pray the Rosary
for Life at 6:00 p.m. each evening at the Grotto, south
of the Activity Center, during the month of October.
 NATIVITY SET RENOVATION FUND: A generous donor
will pick up the balance of the renovation bill when the
set is finished. The balance remaining is $1,115 as of
this date. If you still wish to help, stop at the office.
 SENIOR CENTER BREAKFAST: The Senior Citizens
Center is hosting a Pancake & Waffle Breakfast this
Sunday, Oct. 9th at 9:00 a.m.—12:30 p.m.
 PRO-LIFE ROSARY: A Pro Life Rosary at the Fatima
Grotto in Bow Valley, will be on Thursday, October
13th at 7:30 p.m. The prayer intention for this month
is for respect life. Please join us!
 PATRIOTIC ROSARY: A Patriotic Rosary for America
will be prayed on Sat., Oct. 15th at 11:00 a.m. at the
South City Park, Crofton, NE. In case of inclement
weather, rosary will be held in St. Rose Church.
Refreshments served afterwards.
 PARISH BREAKFAST: St. Peter’s Catholic church in
Newcastle is having a Sausage, Pancake & Eggs Fall
Breakfast next Sunday, October 16th at 8:00 a.m. to
12:30 p.m., in the church hall. All Welcome.
 FOOD PANTRY COLLECTION: Please help support our
local Food Pantry by dropping off donations at any
Cedar Security Bank branch all through October.
 HOLIDAY FAIR: Find handmade items at the Sacred
Heart Monastery Yankton, SD, annual Holiday Fair.
This year’s Holiday Fair is Saturday, October 22nd
from 9:30 -11:30 a.m. Browse a variety of sewn items,
made and created by the sisters. Mirabile and Mount
Marty College Chamber Choir will perform.
 M ARRIAGE RETREAT: Marriage in the Lord: Poured
Out for Love, a retreat for married couples is being
offered Oct. 29-30 at the St. Benedict Center by
Schuyler. It will explore the theological and spiritual
meaning of the Sacrament of Marriage. It inspires
couples to place their love for each other into the
greater love of God and in this way to embark
together upon the journey from sinner to saint. Visit
christthekingpriory.com for more information.
Financial Update – October 2, 2016
Average Weekly Need: $22,657.69
Sunday Envelopes ...............$ 8,304.00
Tuition & Misc. Income. . ......$ 8,616.37
Total Weekly Income ............$ 16,920.37
Fiscal Year-to-Date Income:
$ 357,532.31
Fiscal Year-to-Date Expenses: $ 365,542.92
Fiscal YTD Excess/(Deficit): ($ -8,010.61)
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THE WEEK AHEAD AT A GLANCE…
See what’s happening in our Catholic parishes and schools.
ARCHBISHOP’S
ANNUAL APPEAL
SUNDAY
Campaign for People with Intellectual Disabilities (KC Tootsie Roll Drive)
9:00am—12:30pm Pancake Breakfast at Senior Center
9:30—10:45 Rel Ed First Reconciliation Class at Meeting Room
We are at 38.8% of Goal.
We have 81 families participating.
Goal
$34,925.30
100%
MONDAY
OCTOBER 10TH
Columbus Day
8:05am Patriotic Rosary
75%
$13,550
OCTOBER 9TH
50%
TUESDAY
25%
OCTOBER 11TH
7:15am (Tues-Fri) Morning Prayer in Church
1:30pm CCHS Mass
0%
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 12TH
12:00pm Dismissal
6:45—8:00pm Rel Ed (7-8) at HT Meeting Room
7:00—8:30pm Rel Ed (9-12) at Godparent Homes
7:00—8:00pm Confessions at Church
Wedding Banns
THURSDAY
OCTOBER 13TH
FRIDAY
OCTOBER 14TH
2:00—3:00pm Prayers for Priests Holy Hour at Church
Adam Backer & Kelsey Arens
October 15, 2016 at 2:00 p.m.
Holy Trinity Church
Day of Penance: Abstain from meat or take up some other penance
Wedding Rehearsal
SATURDAY
OCTOBER 15TH
SUNDAY
OCTOBER 16TH
2:00pm Backer ~ Arens Wedding
VOCATION CRUCIFIX
Oct. 9-15: Gayle & Barb Hochstein
Oct. 16-22: Jerry & Joan Hochstein
GOLDEN LIVING CENTER ROSARY LEADERS
Oct. 11, 3:30pm: Darlene Miller
Oct. 18, 3:30pm: Lois Lammers
8:00am—12:30pm St. Peter’s Fall Breakfast in Newcastle
9:30—10:45 Rel Ed First Reconciliation Class at Meeting Room
11:30am—1:30pm Fall Dinner & Bazaar at Activity Center
LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR NEXT WEEK: OCTOBER 15-16, 2016
Saturday, 5:30 p.m.
Sunday, 8:30 a.m.
Sunday, 10:30 a.m.
Dave Konz
Lois Lammers (Lee)
Lori Christensen
Jean Yates
Michelle Lammers
Patty Steffen
Dan & Marcella Gothier
Family
Haley Christensen, Connie Wiedenfeld,
Reta Moser, Joan Steffen
Chad & Dawn Cattau
Family
Servers
Daniel Fischer, Aiden Gratzfeld
Casper & Kayden Jueden
Easton, Keyan & Dagen Joachimsen
Conner Vlach
Dylan, Brooklyn & Isaac Kuehn
Autumn Lammers
EMHCs
Gerry Sudbeck, Jean Wiebelhaus
Jean Yates
Karen Hoesing
Sherry Wortmann
Brenda Steffen, Lauren Steffen
Lou Ann Creekmore
Robin Potts
Lana Jueden
Rose Koch
Jen Kleinschmit
Janet Albers
Kathie Dresden
Lectors
Greeters &
Gift-bearers
Musicians
Video
Jim Wintz
If you are unable to be at the Mass for which you are scheduled, please exchange with another liturgical minister or arrange for a substitute.
Fall Dinner 2016
Dinner and Game Work Assignments
Set Up Saturday
8:30 AM
Bottolfsen, Nicole
Burbach, Pat
Hames, Don
Hames, LaDonna
Hoesing, Don
Hoesing, Eric
Hoesing, Jean
Hoesing, Karen
Kathol, Jolene
Lange, Sue
Lange, Tom
Mainquist, Brett
Mainquist, Renae
Nieman, Susan
Take-out Workers
10:30 - 12:00
Becker, Julie
Becker, Matt/Ethan
Hames, LaDonna
Holan, Jenny
Joachimsen, Tonya
Joachimsen, Troy
Kramer, Sue
Peitz, Peg
12:00 - 1:30
Dendinger, Kurt
Dendinger, Shanna
Pick, Angie
Pick, Lisa
Rokusek, Patti
Rokusek, Steve
Steffen, Donna
Steffen, Gene
Delivery Drivers
10:30 - 12:00
Dendinger, Jason
Dendinger, Kristen
12:00 - 1:30
Lauer, Bob
Lauer, Sylvia
Item Check In Table
7:30 - 10:30
Arens, Jan
Kruse, Lisa
Sudbeck, Cheryl
10:30 - 12:00
Becker, Bette
Becker, Nancy
Wortmann, Nancy
Worker Check In Table
7:30 - 10:30
Lammers, Jean Marie
10:30 - 12:30
Kathol, Mary Lou
Hosts
10:30 - 12:00
Kathol, Marsha
Kathol, Dan
Steffen, Patty
Steffen, Kelly
12:00 - 1:30
Creamer, Janet
Creamer, Ryan
Kathol, Colin
Kathol, Monica
Game Room Worker
9:45 - 12:00
Becker, Kristen
Becker, Miranda
Bengston, Cap/Ted
Bengston, Lori
Bowers, Missy
CCHS Student
Collier, Amber
Dickes, Holly
Gratzfeld, Ryan
Gratzfeld, Stephanie
Hochstein, Abby
Hochstein, Erica
Joachimsen, Easton
Lammers, Reuben
Leise, Laurie
Loecker, Allison
Merkel, Bette
Miller, Brianna
Miller, Rhonda
Sayler, Jane
Steffen, Jackie
Steffen, Kay
Take-out Cashiers
10:30 - 12:00
Peitz, Angie
Peitz, Tyler
12:00 - 1:30
McGregor, Carol
McGregor, Dave
Kitchen Crew
10:00 - 12:00
Arens, Jeff
Bergman, Steve
Christensen, Casey
Eickhoff, Wendy
Guy, Louise
Hames, Crystal
Hames, Eric
Kathol, Renee
Keiser, Jacob
Keiser, Tanner
Lauer, Bill
Lauer, Donna
Leise, Mary (Jeff)
Loecker, Ben
Sudbeck, Angie
Sudbeck, Greg
12:00 - 2:00
Bartling, Chris
Gubbels, Cassie
Gubbels, Mark
Hamilton, Bob
Hamilton, Carol
Hamilton, JoAnne
Hamilton, Mike
Hillis, Connie Micek
Kathol, Matt
Kathol, Susan
Leise, Wilma Jean
Lentz, Jeff
Nieman, Calvin
Nieman, Casey
Tuttle, Janie
Wortmann, Randy
Raffle Tickets
7:30 - 10:00
Howey, Cindy
Howey, Gary
10:00 - 12:30
Arens, Duane
Arens, Elaine
Table Wipers & Cleaners
11:00 - 12:30
Heimes, April
Heimes, Scott
Kathol, Jackie
Kathol, Jane
Sternhagen, Claudette
Sudbeck, Barb
12:30 - 2:00
Heimes, Darla
Kathol, Lynn
Koch, Roger
Koch, Rose
Lenning, Addie
McGregor, Shirley
Bakesale Workers
7:30 - 10:00
Kathol, Cathy
Kleinschmit, Jen
Kleinschmit, John
Steffen, Paula
10:00 - 12:30
Becker, Sheila
Dendinger, Tres
Haberer, Nicole
Lammers, Karen
12:00 - 2:30
Arens,Connie
Frank, Darla
Kathol, Amy
Steffen, Joan
Sudbeck, Diane/Maddie
Coffee/Juice Makers
10:00 - 12:00
Lammers, Laurie
Lammers, Mike
12:00 - 1:30
Wortmann, Loran
Wortmann, Mary Ann
Cashiers
10:30 - 12:00
Gentrup, Bob
Gentrup, Joyce
Group 11
Schommer, Beth
12:00 - 1:30
Mainquist, Connie
Weier, Mary Beth
Weier, Ray
Wortmann, Wendy
Coffee/Juice Pourers
10:45 - 12:00
Bernecker, Miranda
Christensen, Sheri
Dendinger, Ashley
Feilmeier, Doris
Feilmeier, Duane
Kramer, Bonnie
Kramer, Marty
Meyer, Pat
Nelson, Ellis
Nelson, Jean
Wortmann, Brynn
Wortmann, Craig
12:00 - 1:30
Eickhoff, Sheila
Grube, Deb
Gruce, Tom
Holan, Beth
Holan, Stan
Lammers, Michelle
Leise, Mary (Randy)
Moser, Reta
Moser, Tom
Noecker, Leah
Pommer, Alice
Stewart, Laura
Steffen, Mallorie
Thoene, Lynn & Son
Uhing, Sadie
Uhing, Sandy
Wortmann, Aiden
Wortmann, Liz
Game Room Worker
11:45 - End
Creekmore, Lou Ann
Brodersen, Joan
Brodersen, Tammy
Burbach, Lisa
Burbach, Sara
CCHS Student
Creekmore, Gus
Feilmeier, Michael
Goeden, Kenlee
Goeden, Lynde
Group 11
Group 5 Adult
Hamilton, Ashley
Hegge, Jackie
Kuehn, Rachele
Kuehn, Riley
Lammers, Katelyn
Lange, Rhea
Leise, Karen
Loberg, Kayla
Loberg, Lisa
Mainquist, Renae
McGregor, Becky
McGregor, Bill
Neuhalfen, Laura
Steffen, Sara
Thoene, Bill
Thoene, Marilyn
Dining Room Clean Up
1:30
Becker, Britt
Buss, Denae
Cattau, Dawn
Dendinger, Lou Ann
Dendinger, Terry
Emanuel, Kim
Emanuel, Mike
Group 11
Group 6
Heimes, Michelle
Lammers, Roni
Lammers, Tim
Noecker, Carla
Noecker, Don
Wieseler, Bruce
Wieseler, Matty
Kitchen Clean Up
1:30
Becker, Jason
Becker, Rhonda
Goeden, Rose
Lammers, Katelyn
Lauer, Kathy
Noecker, Dave
Noecker, Shelly
Schumacher, Marlyn
Wortmann, Danette
Wortmann, Ron
Dessert Servers
10:00 - 11:45
Burbach, Janet
Freeman, Audrey
Hochstein, Carol
Stratman, Melissa
11:45 - 1:30
Feilmeier, Mary Gay
Heimes, Sharon
Kollars, Marce
Ulrich, Sheila
Game Prize Room
9:45 - 12:00
Lammers, Phyllis
Steffen, Mary Lou
11:45 to End
DeBlauw, Julie
Thoene, Jenny
Game Ticket Table
9:45 - 12:00
McTaggart, Bill
McTaggart, Janelle
11:45 - End
Leise, Emily
Leise, Preston
DONATIONS
Salads
Fresh Fruit
Desserts
Cabbage
Marinated Vege
Arens, Connie
Choc
Hochstein, Carol
Choc
Lammers, Lois
CC
Becker, Sherrie
Albers, Brenda
Albers, Brooke
Becker, Germaine
P
Hochstein, Nancy
P
Lange, Sue
Choc
Dendinger, Ashley
Anderson, Tami
Albers, Janet
Becker, Julie
Choc
Hochstein, Rachel
Choc
Lange, Sue
CC
Dendinger, Julie
Becker, Bette
Dendinger, Ashley
Becker, Lisa
P
Hoesing, Jean
C
Lauer, Donna
A
Heimes, Darla
Becker, Sheila
Dendinger, Marlene
Becker, Lisa
C
Hoffart, Jean
C
Leise, Charlotte
P
Kuehn, Pat
Bengston, Lori
Dendinger, Tres
Becker, Sue
CC
Huss, Janet
P
Lindquist, Peggy
Choc
Lammers, Michelle
Burbach, Chris
Folkers, Racheal
Bottolfsen, Helene
A
Kathol, Jane
C
Lounsbery, Kathy
P
Leise, Brenda
Christensen, Lori
Jueden, Sheila
Bottolfsen, Helene
C
Kathol, Mary Lou
P
Mainquist, Renae
C
Loecker, Sandy
Colber, Barb
Kathol, Cathy
Burbach, Janet
A
Kathol, Susan
A
Meirose, Julie
A
Meier, Phyllis
Fischer, Dixie
Lammers, Jean Marie
Christeensen, Sheri
A
Kathol,. Laurie
CC
Morten, Steph
Choc
Miller, Cynthia
Goeden, Jolene
Lammers, Laurie
Creamer, Janet
Choc
Keiser, Daisy
C
Moser, Reta
A
Potts, Carol
Peitz, Peg
Miller, Cynthia
Dendinger, Lou Ann
Choc
Kinney, Lois
P
Olsen, Janice
Angel
Promes, Patty
Steffen, Linda
Miller, Rhonda
Dendinger, Tres
A
Koch, Michelle
P
Potts, Robin
CC
Steffen, Pat
Steffen, Rose
Promes, Jenny
Dybdal, Krista
A
Koch, Michelle
Choc
Schmidt, Carla
P
Sudbeck, Jackie
Uhing, Sandy
Steffen, Kristi
Eickhoff, Betty
Angel
Kollars, Marce
P
Schmidt, Darlene
Feilmeier, Loraine
Angel
Korth, Lisa
A
Steffen, Linda
C
Feilmeier, Tammi
CC
Kramer, Bonnie
P
Steffen, Mary Lou
A
Fischer, Ann
CC
Kramer, Sue
CC
Steffen, Pat
A&C
Kusel, Eileen
P
Stratman, Melissa
Choc
C
Kusel, Eileen
A
Weier, Mary Beth
Choc
Gubbels, Janelle
Guy, Louise
Angel
C
Please deliver your donations to the check-in table at the Activity Center between
Haberer, Nicole
P
Lammers, Carol
C
Wortmann, Sherry
Choc
7:30 am and 12:00 pm. All Bake Sale items should be delivered to the Bake Sale
Hegge, Jackie
C
Lammers, Glendy
CC
Wortmann, Sherry
Angel
Table. Thank you for your assistance!
Heimes, Sharon
C
Lammers, Karen
A
Yuinker, Kathy
Choc
Cakes for Cakewalk
Dessert Designations:
Baller, Traci
2
Heine, Jennifer
1
McGregor, Becky
1
Pumpkin
P
Chocolate
Choc
Becker, Angie
1
Howey, Cindy
1
Meier, Phyllis
1
Apple
A
Angel Food
Angel
Becker, Nancy
2
Jueden, Carmen
1
Merkel, Bette
1
Cherry
C
Cheesecake
CC
Becker, Natalie
1
Jueden, Kyla
1
Noecker, Leah
2
Becker, Sandy
1
Kathol, Monica
3
Pick, Charlotte
2
Bohlken, Kathy
3
Kleinschmit, Grace
2
Pick, Diane
1
Burbach, Donna
1
Kleinschmit, Jen
1
Pinkelman, Vickie
2
Addison, Deb
2
Folkers, Racheal
4
Mainquist, Renae
1
Burbach, Lisa
1
Koch, Tamralynn
1
Pommer, Alice
2
Albers, Brooke
4
Heikes, Janelle
5
Noecker, Dawn
5
Christensen, Lori
1
Kuehn, Stacie
1
Sayler, Jane
3
Arens, Jolene
5
Kastrup, Julie
1
Steffen, Kristi
2
Dailey, Jamie
1
Lammers, Glendy
1
Steffen, Patty
1
Arens, Karen
5
Kathol, Linda
5
Stratman, Melissa
3
Eickhoff, Betty
1
Lammers, Roberta
1
Sudbeck, Marcia
2
Arens, Michelle
5
Kathol, Rosemary
5
Sudbeck, Cheryl
2
Feilmeier, Sue
2
Lauer, Betty
2
Thoene, Jenny
2
Bottolfson, Nicole
1
Kleinschmit, Jen
5
Freeman, Audrey
2
Lauer, Sylvia
2
Thoene, Patsey
3
Feilmeier, Tammi
5
Leise, Deb
5
Haberer, Karen
1
Leise, Wilma Jean
1
Wiedenfeld, Connie
1
Hahne, Mary
3
Loecker, Michelle
1
Wortmann, Nancy
1
Hames, Crystal
1
Mainquist, Renae
1
Juice Box Prizes
$10 Game Prizes
Gatorade Prizes
Anderson, Tami
2
Guy, Louise
2
Mainquist, Connie
2
Addison, Deb
2
Hochstein, Gina
2
Leise, Regis
3
Arens, Jenny
2
Guy, Patti
2
McGregor, Becky
2
Arens, Jan
3
Hochstein, Nancy
2
McTaggart, Janelle
1
Becker, Angie
2
Haberer, Karen
2
McGregor, Shirley
2
Arens, Jerrie
3
Huss, Janet
2
Meirose, Julie
1
Becker, Barb
2
Haidle, Pam
4
Miller, Brenda
2
Arens, Karen
3
Jensen, Claudette
1
Neuhalfen, Sue
1
Becker, Carla
2
Hames, LaDonna
2
Miller, Cynthia
2
Biltoft, Kristi
5
Jueden, Sheila
2
Pick, Diane
1
Becker, Germaine
2
Haselhorst, Leigh
2
Nelson, Jean
2
Duhachek, Amy
2
Kastrup, Julie
1
Schieffer, Wanda
3
Becker, Jenny
2
Heikes, Janelle
2
Nieman, Susan
4
Feilmeier, Bev
2
Kathol, Mary Lou
1
Schmidt, Carla
2
Becker, Nancy
2
Herbolsheimer, A
2
Noecker, Shelly
2
Fischer, Adel
2
Kathol, Rosemary
5
Steffen, Jayne
3
Becker, Rhonda
2
Hillis, Connie
4
Peitz, Angie
2
Grosskop, Mary
2
Keiter, Kelly
2
Sudbeck, Sue
1
Becker, Sandy
2
Hochstein, Andrea
2
Pick, Angie
1
Haselhorst, Leigh
3
Kuehn, Jeaneen
1
Yates, Jean
1
Becker, Shelly
Hochstein, Karen
3
Lammers, Kathy
2
Yunker, Kathy
2
4
Hochstein, Barb
4
Pick, Lisa
2
Bernecker, Miranda 2
Hochstein, Gina
2
Reifenrath, Susan
5
Bonertz, Sharon
2
Hochstein, Sue
2
Samelson, Diane
2
Bruning, Mandy
2
Hoesing, Karen
3
Schommer, Beth
2
Burbach, Chris
2
Hosch, Joann
2
Schommer, Betty
2
Burbach, Donna
2
Howell, Pam
4
Schrempp, Janet
2
Buss, Denae
2
Howey, Cindy
2
Schumacher, Marilyn 2
Cattau, Dawn
2
Jueden, Lana
2
Schwartz, Phyllis
2
Christensen, Connie 2
Kathol, Katrina
2
Steffen, Brenda
2
Christensen, Haley
2
Kathol, Lynn
8
Steffen, Jackie
2
Dendinger, Lisa
4
Kathol, Shala
2
Steffen, Kay
2
Dendinger, Lou Ann 2
Keiter, Darlene
2
Steffen, Rose
2
Dendinger, Shauna
2
Keiter, Kelly
2
Steffen, Sonja
2
Dickes, Amy
2
Kleinschmit, Brooke 2
Sudbeck, Barb
2
Dickes, Holly
2
Klug, Alice
2
Sudbeck, Nancee
2
Dresden, Becky
2
Klug, Lisa
2
Sudbeck, Sue
2
Becker, Julie
4
Gentrup, Joyce
1
Lammers, Kathy
2
Dresden, Kathie
2
Koch, Katie
2
Thoene, Joyce
2
Becker, Lisa
2
Gothier, Marcella
2
Leise, Deb
2
Feilmeier, Doris
2
Kruse, Lisa
2
Ulrich, Traci
2
Bowers, Melissa
2
Hochstein, Andrea
1
Neuhalfen, Sue
2
Feilmeier, Eleanor
2
Kuehn, Stacie
2
Vlach, Vickie
4
Dendinger, Kristen
2
Hochstein, Ann
3
Steffen, Brenda
1
Feilmeier, Nancy
2
Lammers, Juanita
2
Walter, Jamie
4
Duhachek, Amy
1
Jueden, Gerri
4
Thoene, Lynn
3
Feilmeier, Sheila
2
Lammers, Lois
2
Wiebelhaus, Jean
6
Eickhoff, Wendy
2
Kalin, Sharon
2
Wortmann, Nancy
1
Filips, Ann
2
Lammers, Miranda
2
Wiedenfeld, Angela 2
Feilmeier, Loraine
1
Kastrup, Tera
4
Fischer, Adel
4
Lammers, Phyllis
2
Wiedenfeld, Connie 4
Fischer, Adel
4
Kathol, Rosemary
4
Fischer, Ann
2
Lammers, Roberta
4
Wintz, Carla
4
Fischer, Sara
4
Kuehn, Rachele
2
Fischer, Nancy
2
Leise, Ashley
2
Wintz, Kristi
2
Folkers, Linda
2
Leise, Brenda
2
Yates, Jean
2
Freeman, Audrey
2
Leise, Dorene
4
Gothier, Marcella
2
Leise, Mary (Randy) 2
Grosskop, Mary
6
Loecker, Kristi
2
Group 5
2
Loecker, Michelle
2
Gubbels, Kayla
2
Lounsberry, Kathy
1
Pop Prizes
Fall Dinner Drop Off Instructions
WHEN: 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, October 16, 2016
WHERE: Drop-off Table
(inside main doors of the Msgr. Werner Activity Center)
WHAT:
 Salads: one of three varieties, in full 5-pt ice cream buckets
 Desserts for the Dinner, in disposable pans
 Cakes for the Cakewalk Game
 Toy & Beverage Prizes for the Kids’ Games
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Bake Sale Drop Off Instructions
Each household is asked to donate baked goods ($5 value) or $10 in cash.
Baked items—covered, labeled, and in a disposable container—should be
brought to the Msgr. Werner Activity Center from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. Bake
Sale workers will price them. If you choose to donate cash in lieu of
baking, you may turn it in at any time to the parish office with your raffle
ticket money, or at the Bake Sale Table in the Activity Center on the day of
the Fall Dinner.
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Raffle Ticket Instructions
Tickets are included in this mailing. Each family is asked to purchase or sell
these tickets at $5.00 each. All sold and unsold tickets must be returned to
the parish office or the collection basket at Mass by Tuesday, Oct. 11th.
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Worker Check-In
All workers should check-in at the Worker Check-In Table inside the main
doors of the Activity Center for assignments and directions.
“Round up your friends for the
Annual Cedar Catholic Fall BBQ Blitz”
Saturday, November 5, 2016
(Snow Date: November 6, 2016)
at the Msgr. Cyril J. Werner Activity Center, Hartington, NE.
Advance Tickets!
$125 per ticket
admits 1 or 2 Adults
to enjoy an
all-you-can eat
specialty buffet &
The Nebraska vs.
Ohio Football Game.
Benefits the
Cedar Catholic
School budget.
Plan your attack on an all-you-can-eat specialty buffet and evening of fun!
3:45 p.m. Scavenger Hunt Check-in (for those participating)
4:00 - 5:00 p.m. Blitz Scavenger Hunt
5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Social Time
6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Specialty Buffet Dinner
featuring a Roasted Hog, Barbecued Ribs, Prime Rib (sliced on site), Chicken Wings,
Cheesy Hash-brown Potatoes, Cole Slaw Salad, Potato Salad,
Calico Beans, Traditional Baked Beans, Roasted Corn, Desserts & More.
ress Casual D
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Country A
6:30 p.m. Cedar Catholic students will perform.
7:00 p.m. - Social Time & Watching
Nebraska Cornhuskers vs. Ohio State Buckeyes
on Big Screen TV’s.
8:30 p.m. - Drawing for lots of great prizes.
Fall Blitz Tickets Are Now On Sale!!!!!!!
Get your friends and family together and plan to enjoy the
evening in a rustic fall setting at the 2016 Cedar Catholic Fall Blitz.
Tickets are needed for the entire event for college age and older.
(2 people per ticket. No partial or 1/2 ticket admissions).
Contact one of the following ticket sellers today!
Joan Brodersen
402-254-2446
Scott & Janet Schrempp 402-254-2246
Pam Howell
402-254-6585
Brian & Jody Paulsen
605-857-1578
Matt & Jolene Weinandt 402-357-2397
Bob & JoAnn Wiebelhaus 402-357-2218
Jerry & Kristi Wintz
402-254-6519
Michael & Adel Fischer 402-254-2352
Tom & Ruth Wiebelhaus 402-357-3570
Liz Wortmann
Brian & Lynette Pinkelman
Scott & Kristi Biltoft
Gene & Aggie Heine
Larry & Sheila Lammers
Matt & Brenda Steffen
Brad & Jan Arens
Matt & Susan Kathol
Catholic Development Office
402-360-4260
402-254-7430
402-841-7529
605-664-2204
402-254-7424
402-254-2117
402-254-6202
402-254-6401
402-254-3912
Casey & Susan Neiman
Keith’s Package Liquor
Cedar Security Bank
Bank of Hartington
Kruse True Value
Burnell’s Foodtown
Security Bank
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Cedar Catholic Office
402-254-2496
402-254-6771
402-254-3983
402-254-3994
402-357-3840
402-254-6887
402-254-2455
402-254-2488
402-254-3906
Round up your team and get ready for the 2016 BLITZ Scavenger Hunt!
Scavenger Hunt Teams will consist of 4-6 people (or 2 or 3 couples) who will do an area road trip
to complete their list of clues for Scavenger finds. Blitz Scavenger Hunt teams will pick up their list of
clues at 3:45 p.m. on Saturday November 5, 2016 at the Msgr. Werner Activity Center Scavenger Hunt
Check-in table, in time to begin your scavenging by 4:00 p.m. The first two teams to return to
the Activity Center with their completed lists by 5:30 p.m. or before will receive prizes.
Great fun to begin your evening of blitzing-out on the specialty food buffet and Husker mania.
The Scavenger Hunt is part of the Blitz but with a $50 registration fee per team for winning
team prizes. To participate in the Blitz Scavenger Hunt, participants must also purchase the
$125 Fall Blitz ticket.
For more information or to register your team today contact
the Catholic Development Office 402-254-3912 or PO Box 654, Hartington, NE 68739.
October 2016
Generosity Is a Way of Life
in Our Wonderful Rural Communities!
Generosity Is God’s Way Too!
Please remember the Cedar County Catholic Schools Gala
in a generous way as you bring home your harvest this year.
Farmers, retired farmers and friends please remember Gala 2017 with a grain
auction gift. Gifts of corn will be greatly appreciated as well as soybeans and cash gifts,
which can be converted to corn for the Grain Auction.
Your gifts of harvest to Gala 2017 assists Cedar County Catholic Schools’ budgets.
The Gala has helped our Catholic Schools with approximately $3.54 million in the past
twenty-one years. Gala 2016 raised a net total of $318,427 for our four Catholic Schools.
The Grain Auction is over 20% of Gala proceeds and an essential part of it. Each year our
goal for a successful Grain Auction is 10,000 bushels of donated corn. Please help reach
that goal.
Making a gift to the grain auction can be done by delivering grain to the Fordyce
Coop, Hartington Elevator or Hartington Feed and Chick . Notify the elevator in person
or by phone of the amount of grain you would like to give. Or call Merle Loecker at 402254-3535 to arrange a time for him to stop for your grain donation. Cash donations for
grain can be made by mailing a check to the Catholic Development Office at P.O. Box
654, Hartington, NE 68739.
Gala Grain Auction Committee members are:
Darrell Lammers & Mike Reifenrath - Grain Committee Co-Chairmen
Chuck Sudbeck, Clinton Becker, Alton Heimes, Mark Hans,
Merle Loecker, Kurt Thoene, Brian Pinkelman, Gene Dickes,
Roger Sudbeck, Stan Sudbeck, John Steffen and Richard Pinkelman.
Let’s help our 22nd Gala have the best yield yet!
Plan to Enjoy the Annual
Cedar County Catholic Schools
Gala & Grand Auction
at the Msgr. Cyril J. Werner Activity Center
on Saturday, March 25, 2017.
(Snow date April 1, 2017)
There is traditional fun and
new surprises each year for all!