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Vision: As disciples of Jesus in the Holyland, loveunites us beyond all difficulties. God will do the rest.Mission: We are God's children in the Holylandstriving to welcome one and all.October 24, 2021St. MaryHoly CrossN10232 Hwy G 308 S. Cty WMt. CalvaryNew HolsteinSt. JosephSt. JohnSt. CloudW620 Cty G N9288 Hwy W 924 Main StreetSt. CloudSt. CloudMaloneSacrament of Baptism: New and expectant parentsare required to attend a Baptism preparation class.Godparents are strongly encouraged to attend. Pleasecall Tammy at 795-4316 or Lori at 753-3311.Adult Confirmation or Reception into the Church:Interested adults who have not been confirmed orwho were baptized in another church but would liketo be received into the Catholic Church are invitedto contact Fr. Randy regarding adult preparation.Sacrament of Matrimony: Couples planning marriageare asked to contact the Pastor or either Parish Officeat least six months prior to the wedding date to beginthe preparation process.Sacrament of Reconciliation: Saturdays at 3:30-3:45 atSt. John’s or by appointment.Pastoral Visits: Please remember to contact theParish Offices, Fr. Randy, Sr. Jenada or Ann Mischoif you or a loved one would like to be on our prayerlist or would like to be visited at the hospital, in yourhome, nursing home or if incarcerated. Please do notrely on the hospitals to let us know if you are apatient.Parish Membership: All adults are expected to beregistered with their parish. Parish membershipinvolves making a generous commitment of time,talent, and financial treasure. Contact either parishoffice to register.Persons with Disabilities: You are invited to sit in thefront pews if you wish to receive Holy Communionwithout leaving the pew.Hearing Assistance System: All five of our HolylandCatholic Churches are equipped with “The HearingLoop”. Activate t-coil on your hearing aid or ask fordevice.Gluten Free Hosts: They are available upon requestourladyoftheholyland.org
HolyLand Catholic ParishesLITURGY SCHEDULEOCTOBER 25-31Monday, October 258:00 am Special Intention . .St. MaryTuesday, October 268:00 am † Elaine Keller .St. Cloud† Joe LefeberWednesday, October 278:30 am Living & Deceased Members of the Wirtz &Roehrig Families .St. John the BaptistThursday, October 28 Sts. Simon and Jude, Apostles8:00 am † Hildegard Heimermann . .St. MaryFriday, October 298:00 am Nursing Home Residents . .Holy CrossSaturday, October 303:15 pm Confessions .St. John the Baptist31st Sunday in Ordinary TimeSaturday, October 304:00 pm † Cheryl Hammer .St. John the Baptist5:15 pm † Terry Atkinson . Holy CrossSunday, October 317:45 am † Louise Schmitz .St. Cloud9:15 am † Dorothy, Harold & Robert Muellenbach. St. Mary10:30 am † Harold Freund. Holy CrossPlease pray for our sick:Steve Schneider, Art & Barb Truchon, LeRoy KnaufJohn Wagner, Lori (Freund) SchmitzKen Stemper, Karen Peterson, Eric Mand,Eddie Petrie, Ron Thelen, Joanne MischoJaclyn, Himanshu & Baby Laila Marie SharmaDavid Weber, Germaine Lefeber & Carter WinkelFear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed,for I am your God; I will strengthen you,I will help you,I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.2thirtieth Sunday in ordinary timeSERVERS, LECTORS, COMMUNIONMINISTERS & USHERSSaturday, October 304:00 pm .St. John the Baptist(S) Don Thome(L) Joyce Schneider(CM) Jodie Goebel(U) Jerome Bord & Ken Kempf5:15 pm . .Holy Cross(S) Mary Miller(L) Karen Abler(CM) Linda Vixmer(U) George Miller, Jim Kaiser, Steve Gabel& Quinn KaiserSunday, October 317:45 am .St. Cloud(S) Bob Muellenbach & Hailey Will(L) Mary Salchert(CM) Cheryl Lefeber(U) Jerrold Steffes & Al Mueller9:15 am . . . .St. Mary(S) Sarah & Elisabeth Breuer(L) Michael Muldoon(CM) Sarah Breuer & Sarah Horsch(U) Nick Mertens & Gerry Heus10:30 am .Holy Cross(S) Maddy Sippel(L) Barb Lefeber(CM) Amy Emmer-Sheldon(U) Shawn Wodack, Paul Birschbach & Norb BrennerReadings for the week of October 24, 2021Sunday: Jer 31:7-9/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/Heb 5:1-6/Mk 10:46-52Monday: Rom 8:12-17/Ps 68:2 and 4, 6-7ab, 20-21 [21a]/Lk 13:10-17Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25/Ps 126:1b-2ab, 2cd-3, 4-5, 6 [3a]/Lk 13:18-21Wednesday: Rom 8:26-30/Ps 13:4-5, 6 [6a]/Lk 13:22-30Thursday: Eph 2:19-22/Ps 19:2-3, 4-5 [5a]/Lk 6:12-16Friday: Rom 9:1-5/Ps 147:12-13, 14-15, 19-20/Lk 14:1-6Saturday: Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29/Ps 94:12-13a, 14-15,17-18 [14a]/Lk 14:1, 7-11Next Sunday: Dt 6:2-6/Ps 18:2-3, 3-4, 47, 51 [2]/Heb 7:23-28/Mk 12:28b-34“The purpose of a family is to help one another become thebest version of ourselves, and in the process contribute tothe greater good of society and humanity.”
October 24, 2021ST. CLOUD CHURCHCleaning OctoberChairs: Bill Baus 999-2501Mark Baumgartner & Tom BausHOLY CROSS CHURCHCleaning List: November 6Chairperson: Nicki Meyer 960-0422Erin Meyer, Sandy Meyer & Amy MeyerIF you are unable to clean, PLEASE get a sub, it helpseveryone outSub list: Deb Gau 999-4151 or Linda Vixmer 753-3601ST. JOE CHURCHOctober Chair: Pam & Charles Pierquet 999-2058Agnes & John Schmitz AND Joe & Carol StephanieST. JOHN CHURCHCleaning List: November 13, 2021, at 9:00 amLeaders: Ken & Joyce Schneider 920)795-4373/920)960-8554Joel & Brenda Schneider, John & Joanne Schneider, JustinSchneider, Mike & Janet Schneider, Bill & Joann Schneider,James Schoenborn, Stacy Schoenborn.ST. MARY CHURCHNovember 13, 2021, Starting time – 8:00 AMLeader- Barbara Boll (920)418-2388Brant & Sarah Breuer, Amy & Mike Fuhrmann,James & Lori Heus, Jeff Korb, Melvin & Rose Meier,Randall & Jennifer Roers, Roger & Jo Ann Weber,Allen & Mary FeldnerThe Marytown Altar and Rosary Society willhold its Annual Breakfast after 9:15am Masson Sunday, November 7th. body Please RSVPto Ginny 920-849-4975 or Jennifer 920-9608260 by October 27th. Thank you!BRAT FRYSons of the American Legion Post #454 ofMt. Calvary will host a Halloween Brat Fryon Sunday, October 31st from 11am til 5pm at the LegionClubhouse on Fond du Lac Street in Mt. Calvary. All childrenwill receive a treat. If you wish to pre-order call Paul Birschbachat 753-6172 or 960-6022. All proceeds will benefit all veterans.3HolyLand Catholic ParishesOctober 24, 2021A Reflection on the 30th Sunday in Ordinary TimeWhen we see God with true sincerity of heart and Godpasses us along our way, it is only then that we will be ableto cry out, “Jesus, son of David, have pity on me!” We haveto truly want to be healed by, and in union with, God in orderfor us to reach out to him. If God is only an abstract idea,theory, or someone found in the pages of a book, there is nomotivation for a relationship and no desire to seek him. Godneeds to be real in order for faith to be real. It’s all about thejourney.St. Augustine reminds us that “to fall in love with God is thegreatest romance; to seek Him the greatest adventure; tofind Him the greatest human achievement.” We strive aftermany things and mercy is not always one of them. We thinkthat we can find fulfillment and healing in other things only todiscover that we are still short and empty. From the momenthuman beings were created, God has been calling us andseeking us. He has been walking right beside the humanstory from the minute He first breathed life into the firsthuman soul. Are we able to recognize God as He walks withus? At some point we have to realize that there is only oneway to satisfy the deepest longings of the human heart andthat is in relationship with our Creator. We are called to this.However, we make the huge error of thinking that what weare hearing is coming from somewhere else. We becomeconfused. Every human being would certainly profit withwisdom if they realized Who calls them and to Whom theybelong.Then and only then will we realize that it is only our DivineMaster who can give us true vision and heal us. Once werecognize and reach out for the merciful presence of ourloving Maker, we will be able to see with our soul,understanding the true nature and depth of all things. God’smercy is always available. It doesn’t matter how far we havestrayed or how blind we become, God patiently waits toconsole us, guide us and heal us. All we need to do is desireHim. Once we reach out, we also realize that there is nogreater love to be found than God’s, no human adventurethat comes even close tothe thrill of a spiritualsearch, and no humanachievement even remotelyas satisfying as union withHim. This is where webelong. This is salvation.Come celebrate the St Cloud AmericanLegion's 75th Anniversary and Veteran'sDay on Nov 14, 2021 at the Cabaret, StCloud. Cocktails will be at 11am and dinnerat 12noon, cost is 15 per person whichincludes soda and beer. Please RSVP withBarb Tyler at 920-960-3251 (leave message) by Nov 5.“The best relationships and families are not those withoutconflict, but those where the conflict is dynamic, lively,healthy and respectful.”
HolyLand Catholic ParishesSarah Jean BordLisa M. SchneiderBradly SchrageMike HandelWillie CarterPaul BakerCarter GuligJacob HaensgenBrodey Schroeder4thirtieth Sunday in ordinary timeZackary LisoweGlen MertenKeith MertenJake BordStephen BlanckEric HoelscherTyler FranzenErin MullenTravis BoehnleinWin this beautifulNativity Scene!“Women Celebrate” Online Registrationopens NOVEMBER 1st!Tickets are 2 each/ 3 for 5.Tickets are available in thechurches and at the offices.This is part of the Our Ladyof the Holyland AutumnfestFundraiserThe 20th annual Women Celebrate retreatwill be held February 4-6, 2022.We will be having Adoration ofthe Blessed Sacrament atSt. John the Baptiston Friday, November 5Mass will be at 8:00 amHoly Cross will also have an 8:00 am Mass that dayfollowed by Adorationall day and Benediction at 5:00 pmSo much fun to see so many critters at the Blessing ofPets after Religious Education last Wednesday night!Several dogs, a cat, a bunny and even an alpaca joinedus! Blessed are you, Lord God, maker of all livingcreatures. You called forth fish in the sea, birds in the air,and animals on the land. You inspired St. Francis to callall of them his brothers and sisters. We ask you to blessthese pets. By the power of your love, enable them to liveaccording to your plan. May we always praise you for allyour beauty in creation. Blessed are you, Lord our God, inall your creatures! Amen.It will be held at the Osthoff Resort in Elkhart lake, WI.The weekend includes inspirational speakers, worshipmusic, workshops, and plenty of food and fun!The organizers are excited to welcome Nicole Phillips,Julianne Stanz, Jan Struck and Fr. Kevin Schneider, amongothers, to share God’s spirit and love with participants.Women Celebrate always includes Mass and theopportunity to attend Reconciliation. ONLINE registrationcan be found at womencelebrate.org.IF you have any questions please contact:Mary Feldner 920 898-5115Angie Steffes 920 978-7088Marilyn Lisowe 920 898-4401
October 24, 20215Holyland Catholic School preschool studentsparticipated in Fire Prevention Week by enjoying avisit from the Town of Calumet FireDepartment. Students enjoyed trying on thehelmets, air tanks and sitting in the captain seat ofthe fire engine. Thank you to the members of thefire department for sharing their time with us.Our Lady of the Holyland AutumnfestSunday, November 7thDrive thru in the Holy Cross Parking Lot from 11-2Cash Raffle drawing at 2pmSoup and Slider SandwichesThere will also be a drive thru Cherry TreeAny Cash Donations to be put towards the Cash Raffle,food or supplies is greatly appreciated.put in thecollection basket or drop at the offices!Calling All Chili Makers!!IF you love to make chili and arewilling to donate some to our drivethru please call Rhonda Weberat 979-0616 or Tammy Koenigsat 948-2746By now you have received your Raffle Tickets.thankyou in advance for getting them back in.you can mailthem, put them in the collection basket, drop them at theoffices OR take them to the drive thru!!IIBrittni Buechel & Aaron FosheeSt. Joseph ChurchNovember 6, 2021Love keeps no record of wrongs .HolyLand Catholic Parishes
HolyLand Catholic Parishes6With the merger into Our Lady of the Holyland, the threeprevious parishes of St Isidore, St John the Baptist andSt Mary all became part of something larger. Years earlierwhen St Cloud, St Joseph and Holy Cross merged they toobecame part of something larger than the three previousparishes. Yet even larger than all of us is our membershipas a part of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.The long tradition in the Catholic Church is for Priests towork in Parishes under the direction of the Archbishop.Priests serve the Parish at the will of the Archbishop who isable to change priests whenever he believes that it is time tochange. Most Bishops today use a number of years oftenreferred to as the “term” of the assignment to the Parish. Inthe Archdiocese of Milwaukee a term is often six years withan additional three year extension possible. As a Capuchin Ican also by my vows be asked to change ministries by theProvincial leader of the Friars. This can happen wheneverthe Provincial believes that it is time to change. In mostcases those changes will work together and the Provincialand the Bishop agree together that it is time to change.However, in cases of need, or health, or suitability, it ispossible for the leader of the Capuchins, the Provincial, todecide that a change is needed even if the Bishop requeststhat the priest remain in their ministry. It is a live expressionof Collegiality in the Catholic Church. It is an example of twoparts of the Church working together to provide for theneeds of the Church in the best possible ways.Ultimately this is an ongoing and regular part of how Bishopswork with Priests who belong to Religious Communities likeCapuchins, or Dominicans, or Salvatorians, or Jesuits etc.Both recognize the needs of the Parish, the Diocese and theReligious Community. Collegiality is an ongoing regular partof how we work together. Each Diocese or Archdiocese hasthirtieth Sunday in ordinary timesimilar yet varied processes andguidelines for performing parishministry in their territory. As aCapuchin I have worked in Parishes infive other Archdiocese or Dioceses, Ihave been responsible for theparishes in two of those locationsbefore returning to this area andjoining the Parish of Our Lady of theHolyland. Recently I’ve been workingwith the Archdiocese of Milwaukeethrough their orientation for Priests new to parish work in thisArchdiocese. It is mostly a process of translation. Parishwork around the upper Mid-west is very similar from place toplace, what things or types of projects are named does vary.I have found the orientation meetings to be very helpful.As parish staff members and school staff members weregularly receive assistance from the staff of theArchdiocese in Milwaukee with how to complete reports orgather needed information in our work with the parish andschool. Their guidance is used almost weekly for some partsof our ministry with all of you. One of the ways that we canparticipate in providing this needed help to Our Lady of theHolyland and to other parishes inthe Archdiocese is to participate inthe Annual Catholic StewardshipAppeal. Thank You for consideringthis way of helping us make allthings work together for the good ofthe Parish.Fr. RandyEucharistic AdorationAll SaintsPlease make adoration a part of your weekly life. Our Lordsaid, “To the man who values My friendship above all else,I will refuse nothing. To the man who has no time for Me, Ican give nothing, for he is not with Me to receive Mygifts .”(In Sinu Jesu)8:30 am St. John the Baptist7:00 pm St. MaryThere is a need for adorers in the Chapel of Divine Mercyin Chilton. Call Kathy at 849-9266 to make this part of yourlife.Evening Widows & Widowers will meet on Thursday,October 28th at 4:00 pm at What About Bob’s in SC10/09/2021 & 10/10/2021(Commemoration of All the FaithfulDeparted)8:00 am St. Cloud6:30 pm Holy CrossSt. Anthony MeetingFinancial as of 10/12/2021OffertorySupportAll Souls Day 1,320 9,708Catholic Stewardship Appeal raised 19,475Goal: 24,725Thursday, October 28th at 7:00 pm at theLegion Hall in Mt. CalvaryThank you to the Mary Jean Beyer family for thebeautiful flowers left in church after the funeral.
October 24, 20217HolyLand Catholic ParishesHolyland Catholic Grade SchoolReligious EducationPastorStaffFr. Randy Knauf, OFM Capuchin920-539-8623 frrandall@ourladyoftheholyland.orgNovember 3: ClassSacramental MinistersFr. Larry Abler, OFM Capuchin/ 920-740-1193Holyland Catholic High SchoolReligious EducationFr. Oliver Bambenek, OFM Capuchin/ 920-238-7940October 27: ClassOctober 24: Mass and Class, 6 – 8 PMNovember 6-7: Confirmation retreat at Holy HillPastoral Care MinistersSr. Jenada Fanetti, orgNovember 14: Mass and Class, 6-8 PMAnn Mischo920-960-4540The Holyland Boy Scouts and CubScouts are holding their Wreath &Popcorn sales to help offset SummerCamp costs and other scoutingactivities throughout theyear. Popcorn sale includes 18varieties and ends October 24th &Wreath sale offers 9 options as well as Gift Cards(Supplied by Honeymoon Acres) and ends October 30th.Director of High School Religious EducationCatherine gQuestions can be directed to Nicole Lewis at 920-624-1005.You may order thru Nicole or any Holyland Boy or Cub Scout.Help support our Scouts!House of Peace/St. Ben’s Food drive,please have food to church by Nov 7th . 1121 2244211box of mashed potatoesbag of stuffingcans of cranberry sauce32 oz. can of sweetpotatoes or yamsboxes of cornbread mixboxes of macaroni & cheesecans of green beanscans of cornboxes of pudding/ Jell-Obox of cake mixcan of frostingPlease help those inneed. Help in anywayand as much as youcan. Containers will beat all the churches. Cutthis list out and take italong as you do yourshopping and pick upsome items OR thewhole meal!Our prayerful support goesout to the families ofBruce ScharrIn law to Gerry ( JoAnn) Halbach &Deb (Mike) Heus & Rosemary Fotunato(Joe Fortunato’s mom)May God’s consolation and peace be with themThe dust returns to the earth as it was,and the spirit returns to God who gave it.Director of Elementary Religious EducationNicole Sippel262-365-9397 nsippel@ourladyoftheholyland.orgPrincipal of Holyland Catholic SchoolElizabeth orgSecretariesLori Lemke - Mt. Calvary Tammy Horn - Johnsburg ulie Petrie - Holyland Catholic ters of Sacred MusicEllie Gavin 920-795-4002Marilyn Lisowe 920-898-4401Lynn Schmitz 920-979-4571An Act of Spiritual CommunionMy Jesus,I believe that You are present in the Most HolySacrament.I love You above all things, and I desire to receive Youinto my soul.Since I cannot at this moment receive Yousacramentally,come at least spiritually into my heart.I embrace You as if You were already there and unitemyself wholly to You.Never permit me to be separated from You. Amen.The Prayer Circles are always open to pray for yourneeds and requests.Prayer is the answer to all our needs. If prayers are needed in theJohnsburg area, call Gertie Merten at 795-4249; Carol Behling at795-4254. In the Marytown area call Joan Gerhartz at 898-5978 orBetty Kraus at 894-3655. The Mt. Calvary/St. Cloud/St. Joe areacall Rosie Dreifuerst at 999-4259.
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Chairperson: Nicki Meyer 960-0422 Erin Meyer, Sandy Meyer & Amy Meyer IF you are unable to clean, PLEASE get a sub, it helps everyone out Sub list: Deb Gau 999-4151 or Linda Vixmer 753-3601 ST. MARY CHURCH ST. JOHN CHURCH Cleaning October C
