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Office Hours:Mon-Thu: 8:30a-12:30pFri: 8:30a-12:00pAppointments can bemade for any time of theday. In case of anemergency, please callFr Matt at 715-891-1560St. Anthony’s Catholic ChurchSaturday,June 15th&Sunday,June 16th1432 River St., Niagara, WI 54141Phone: (715) 251-3879Fax: (715) 251-3642website: www.stanthonyniagara.orgemail: office@stanthonyniagara.orgMass Schedule:Tues . 6:00 pmWed . 6:45 pmThurs . 9 am (Maryhill)Check us outon Facebook!Like our pageand keep upto date!Sat . 4:00 pmSun .10:30 amPastor: Fr. Matt Settle cell: (715) 891-1560 . email: fathernorthwoods@aol.comSecretary: Sandra PowalkaDeacon: Jerry NardiReligious Education Coordinator: Grades PreK – 12 .Yvonne Voss .email: littlehearts4jesus@hotmail.comPastoral Council: chair Finance Council: chair Faith Formation Committee: chair - Dawn JohnsonBuildings and Grounds: chair - Rose Bousley & Terry SweigWorship Committee: chair - Michele EskrittKaren’s Food Pantry: pick-up hours: Mondays 12- 3 pm, contact person: Teresa DePasSt. Anthony Council of Catholic Women (SACCW): president: Rose Bousley 251-3249Meeting: Next meeting isDaily ReadingsMon, June 17th2 Cor 6:1-10Mt 5:38-42Tue, June 18th2 Cor 8:1-9Mt 5:43-48Wed, June 19th2 Cor 9:6-11Mt 6:1-6,16-18Thu, June 20thSt. Vincent de Paul Niagara Conference: phone: 715-251-1574, president: SharonMiland Meeting: 1st & 3rd Monday of each month in Parish Center from 6:30-7:30pm2 Cor 11:1-11Mt 6:7-15Fri, June 21stKnights of Columbus Council #2847: Grand Knight: Bruce Darne 251-4191Meeting: 2nd Monday of each month at St Anthony Church2 Cor 11:18,21-30Mt 6:19-23Sat, June 22nd2 Cor 12:1-10Mt 6:24-34SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION AND CELEBRATION:Sun, June 23rdBaptism: Please call the office to make arrangements (incl. 1 hr class) 2 weeks before desired date.Zec 12:10-11; 13:1Confirmation: Normally received in 12th grade with prep in religious education gradesPs 63:2-6,8-910 – 12; in other cases, please make arrangements with Fr. Matt & Dawn Johnson (RCIA).Gal 3:26-29Lk 9:18-24Eucharist: Celebrated each Mass. (1st Communion usually made in 2nd grade with prep in RE gr. 1 – 2.)Please contact office to make arrangements in other cases.BulletinReconciliation/ Confession: Offered weekly on Saturdays from 9 – 10 am, and fromAnnouncements:3 – 3:45 pm; and, any other time as desired by appointment with Fr. Matt.Please submit yourMarriage: Please call Fr. Matt at least 6 months before desired date in order to begin preparation.announcement by emailing theAnointing of Sick: Call Fr. Matt’s cell phone any time.bulletin@stanthonyniagara.orgHoly Orders: Call Fr. Matt or Dcn. Jerry for information.or drop it off at the officeSt. Anthony Collection St. Mary Candle In Memory of Jim MerrittWeekly Expenses: 2,844.00Amount collected: 2,484.70- 359.30Adult Envelopes: 2,348.00Loose: 134.70 Youth: 2.00Envelopes Issued: 296Used: 78before Wednesday 1:00pm.Week 0f 6/9/13Weekly Expenses: 2,844.00Amount collected: 1,422.00- 1,422.00Adult Envelopes: 1,312.00Loose: 107.00 Youth: 3.00Envelopes Issued: 296Used:58Fiscal Year StartingJuly 1, 2012Budget difference- 20,776.99
15th9-10amSt. Anthony Confession3-3:45pmSt. Anthony Confession4:00pmSt. Anthony MassIntention:10:30amSt. Anthony MassIntention: Earl Rugg Sr.June16thSUN11th Sunday in Ordinary Time 6:30-8:30pmSt. Anthony’s Youth Groupth176:30pmRosary in the Parish CenterMON Juneth18June6:00pmSt. Anthony MassIntention:TUE St. Anthony’s Finance Council Meeting 6:30 – 7:30pmIntention:19th 6:45-7:15pm St. Anthony MassWED JunethJune209:00-10:00am Mass at MaryhillIntention:THU Sacred Heart Meeting 1 -2pm AnthonySt. Anthony’sWorship CommitteeMeeting 1,801.006:30 – 8pmSt.Collection Adult Envelopes:Loose: 116.75Youth: tionHolyHourEnvelopes Issued: 296Envelopes used last week: 72Thank You! Spirits & Spirituality - Sacrament of Marriage 7 -8:30pm at Blackstone Pizza Iron Mtn.June22nd 9-10amSt. Anthony ConfessionSAT3-3:45pmSt. Anthony Confession4:00pmSt. Anthony MassIntention: For the Peoplerd23SUNJune10:30amSt. Anthony MassIntention: John & Bette Pippth6:30-8:30pm St. Anthony’s Youth Group12 Sunday in Ordinary TimeJuneSATNeed Some extra time with Father this Summer?Fr. Matt will be available at St. Anthony’s Church on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons from4 – 6 pm to hear your gripes or ideas, to pray with you, to field your questions, or to shoot the bull / chew the fat. Thesetimes will be in addition to the normal Saturday morning and afternoon hours, and will operate solely on a drop-in, firstcome basis. As usual, you should continue to make appointments to discuss weightier personal matters, sacramental(baptisms, marriages, funerals, etc.) arrangements, etc. – which can be done very simply either by phone (715-891-1560) oremail (fathernorthwoods@aol.com). The following Dates Father will have the church doors open: June 19, 20. July 3, 4,10,11,17,18,31. August 14, 21, 22, 28.June 22ndJune 23rdSacristanLectorFrank ShermanPatty SparapaniPatricia HansenAltarServerJacob Oratch, Austin Tripp& Patrick MoreauNoah, Emma,& Caleb VossGreetersRay & Cindy PilonGary & Gayle ZychowskiCommunionDistributorsS. Champeau, J. Maitz,M. BrasureUshersRay Ponzio, Bob Butler,Julie Butler, William BehrensMusiciansMon., June 17thFri, June 21stKaren NardiDenise – Kathy - BarbMoneyCountersHospitalVisitationStaplersD. Powalka, S. Powalka,B. AdermanCraig Garvaglia, Maureen Garvaglia,Jim Hoogland, Linda HooglandDebbie - MichelleGail Prudhomme and Patricia SchautCary GarvagliaGail Prudhomme and Nancy Hohol
St. Anthony’s Parish NewsPrayerRequests:Bishop’s AppealIf you have a prayer need or wouldlike to be put on the prayer chainplease contact the following people.Phone Tree Contact Louise Hohol (715)251-3753or Rose Bousley (715)251-3249.Email Tree Dawn Johnsonsahboo@borderlandnet.net.Please include these requests in yourprayers: those facing difficulties,families, health, employment,thanksgiving, well – being of familymembers, families who are dealingwith the lost of loved ones, cancer &heart patients, poor souls, successfulsurgeries, nursing home &homebound parishioners.Every day, deacons answer Jesus' callto serve others. Working in parishesand communities, they minister tothe needs of people and bring Christinto our day-to-day world.Individuals called to serve in thediaconate commit themselves to afive-year education and formationprogram.The Bishop's Appeal assists deaconsin their pre-ordination trainingprogram, as well as for their postordination continuing education."Without the Bishop's Appeal, itwould be difficult to have a qualityformation process or to provide thesupport services needed for theordained diaconate community," saidDeacon Paul Grimm, Director of theDiaconate Department.For more information on how tosupport this program by giving a giftto the Bishop's Appeal, please contactyour parish, visit the Bishop's Appealwebsite atwww.CatholicFoundationgb.org/give,or call Debbie toll-free at 877-5003580, ext. 8184.Calendar of eventsI would like to put together aCalendar of summer events for ourparishioners. Please email or callShanna Champeau (715)251- 3281or jschampeau@niagaracable.comfor any Christian based events.Thank you so much in advance.St. Margaret’sCatholicChurchin Pembine, WI, is seekingqualified applicants for a parttime parish secretary position.Job description andapplication may be picked upat St. Anthony’s parish officein Niagara, WI from 9amuntil Noon Monday – Friday.All applications are due byJune 14, 2013, withemployment to begin July 1,2013.Deacons Seek to ServeSt. Anthony’s Collection to DateCount: 96Cash: 8,570.00Pledges: 3,701.00Stock: 0.00Total: 12,271.00Memorial FundA window memorial fund inmemory of Fr. Pat Bernardy,who has served us from July 19,1979 - May 31, 1999, has beenstarted by a few parishioners.We have already received 800in donations (which paid for awindow). We had more peoplethat wanted to donate forFather’s window so we started a2nd window in Memory of him.Which we have collected 550(Balance 250). If you wouldlike to donate to this memorialfund, please call,715-251-3879, or visit Sandra inthe Parish Office. You may alsodrop a check off with the Memo:Fr. Pat's window.American RedCross Blood DriveTuesday, June 18th,11:30-5:30First PresbyterianChurch in KingsfordGive blood, give life.Please make your appointmentby calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1800-733-2767), Greg Honeywellat 906-828-9207 or visitwww.redcrossblood.orgWe are proud to have KaadFamily Dentistry sponsoring thisblood drive.Our Parish Goal 16,385.00Karen’s PantryThank You!!!A huge Thank You goes out to JoeChampeau, Brad Dumke, JoeGeldmeyer, Ray Ponzio, and BruceLaLiberte for taking down the twotrees next to the Hall.As you prepare your gardensfor the summer please keepthe pantry in mind.We are collecting UPC codes from OurFamily products from Econo Foods. Wewould appreciate if you would save themfor us!
2013 Summer EventsLIFEST JULY 11-14 - APARTY WITH A PURPOSEThe 15th annual Lifest has become one of the nation'slargest Christian Music Festivals and is being held July11-14, 2013 at the Sunnyview Expo Center in Oshkosh,WI, with many notable artists being announced.The event includes major artists like Skillet, Lonestar,Mercy Me, Toby Mac, Third Day, Newsboys, JimmyWayne, Family Force 5 and dozens many more, pluscomedians and speakers. Activities include 5K run,KidZone, basketball, volleyball, dodgeball, inflatablegames, petting zoo, artist meet & greet, art space, archeryand more. Camping on the grounds is available.Visit www.lifest.com for detailed event schedules and topurchase tickets.Totus Tuus “Totally Yours”St. Mary St. Joseph is hosting a Totus Tuus onJuly 28th – Aug. 1st from 7:30 – 9:45pm. Grades 7th– 12th have been invited to join them. The cost ofthis is 10 per person. Please contact ShannaChampeau 715/251-3281 or emailjschampeau@niagaracable.com if you would likeyour child to attend.Totus Tuus is a summer Catholic youth programdedicated to sharing the Gospel and promoting theCatholic faith through evangelization, catechesis,Christian witness and Eucharistic worship.MissionTo inspire young people to give themselvesentirely to Christ through Mary and continuallystrengthening their prayer lives in imitation of Her.DescriptionTotus Tuus, a Latin phrase meaning "totallyyours," was the motto of Blessed Pope John Paul II.The phrase was taken from St. Louis de Montfort's"True Devotion to Mary," it signifies our longing anddesire to give ourselves entirely to Jesus throughMary.Totus Tuus calls upon college students andseminarians from the Catholic Diocese of Marquetteto carry the mission to all young people theyencounter at the parishes they visit. Through the teammembers' example of joy and service, they youth seethat these men and women are on fire with their faithand long for the same thing in their lives.HARMONY ON THE BAY –Free Christian Music Festival Saturday,June 29, 2013 at Marina Park inMenominee, MI from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00p.m. Visit www.harmonybythebay.org formore information.Northwoods Frassati Society PresentsSpirits & SpiritualityA Panel Discussion on the Sacrament of MarriageFriday, June 21 at Blackstone Pizza in Iron Mountain7-8:30pmThe panel will consist of a newly married couple, a verymarried couple, & a priest. All to share their experiences &perspectives on marriage, as well as discussion on thesacrament itself.Please contact Hannah Groeneveld at 396-5311 ornorthwoodsevangelization@gmail.com with any questionsor if you'd be interested on sharing on the panel.Zero GravityAction Sports OutreachLodal Park, Kingsford MichiganSaturday July 6thFirst show at 1:00pmSecond show at 6:00pmExtreme sports/outreach eventStreet bike Stunts, freestyle fmx,quads, and a drift carFOOD AND ZERO GRAVITY MERCH FORSALE ON SITE!Sunday July 7thAt Lodal Park In Kingsford Michigan10:00am outdoor community wide worshipservice amPlease bring your own chairsand blankets to the event
Due to Father being on Vacation there will not be a “Ask Father” or thequestion of the week.NIAGARA LIONS COMMUNITY PICNICJUNE 28- 29The Niagara Lions Club is busy preparing for this year's Niagara Lions Community Parade and Picnic which will beheld Friday, June 28, and Saturday, June 29, at Heights Park in Niagara.Activities will get underway starting Friday afternoon at 4:00pm. Food and beverages will be available, 50-50drawings will take place, and raffle prizes will be awarded throughout the evening. Registration for a two-person team beanbag tournament will begin at 4:00pm with action starting at 5:30pm. Entertainment will be provided both evenings. “MusicJar” will be featured Friday night from 7:00-11:00pm. They are a four-piece band that plays hits from songs from the 60's,70's, 80's, 90's, and today's Top 40.Saturday activities get underway at 1:00pm when the midway opens with the return of the popular Abracadabrabounce rides and games. In order to help keep parental costs down, wrist bracelets will again be sold for 10.00 for the daythat will provide children and adults with unlimited participation on the inflatables. These may include the A-Frame BounceHouse, 22 foot Double Lane Slide, Jungle Toddler Game, Arcade Jumps, and a 40 foot Obstacle Course. In addition to manybooths offering food, beverages, and other games, there will also be a corn roast.The annual parade will get underway at 2:00pm with units lining up at the corner of Scott Street and JeffersonAvenue at 1:30pm. Those with classic cars and trucks are encouraged to participate. At 3:00 pm the new Miss Niagara willbe crowned as Madisin DePas will receive her crown and sash from Kaitlyn Lundin. Madisin now becomes the forty-sixthyoung lady to be honored in a tradition that dates to 1968 when Mary Kinziger became the first Miss Niagara. Alsoparticipating will be court members Abbey Bagnieschi, Shanna Nordell, Emilee Pellegrini, Hannah Waugen.Registration for the horseshow tournament will be held at 3:00pm with play beginning at 3:30pm. Prizes will beawarded to the winners.At 4:00pm the Niagara Women’s Civic Club will announce the winners of this year’s Niagara First Lady and Mr.Niagara co ntest who will be crowned by outgoing royalty Lana Franz and Kerry Grippen.In the evening, the popular Classic Oldies’ band “The Cadillacs” will perform from 7:00pm to 11:00pm. Raffle prizedrawings will be held throughout the evening with major prizes being drawn at 9:00pm. The top prize this year are two freeairline tickets to anywhere in the continental US which have been donated by Niagara native and Milwaukee areabusinessman Jerry Kososki. The highlight of the evening will culminate again this year with the area’s most spectacularfireworks display at dusk on Saturday which will again be accompanied by the playing of patriotic music. Donations will beaccepted to help pay the cost of the fireworks throughout the picnic.As a community event, there is no charge for non-profit organizations to have booths and activities at the park.Those interested are asked to contact Lion Don Novak by June 22 who is in charge of the park arrangements at 715-9230834 or by email at donnovak@hotmail.com. For additional information, contact Kerry Grippen (906-282-8471) or by emailat kgrippen@niagaracable.com
Appliance & Furniture Mart906-774-1460“Sell the bestand service the rest”In Loving Memory ofPatrick “Choppers”MoreauJamieOratchOratch Timber Transfer Co.715-251-1950In Loving Memory ofLyman & Emmy JohnsonFrank & Charleen FrantzThree Locations:2-Iron Mountain1-KingsfordJ H Zawada Supply& Lumber Company Inc1009 Main St Niagara715-251-3640Maryhill ManorErickson-Rochon & NashFuneral Homes, Inc“A Tradition of Caring”www.ernashfuneralhomes.com906-774-7676 Toll Free 1-888-744-6489Pray Daily forMother Mary’sPriestsDeceased LovedOnes of theBrinkman FamilyWEDDINGS - PICNICS(906) 563PARTIES - FUNERALS9728LORETTA’S CATERINGLICENSED & INSUREDLORETTA & BURNELL (BUD) SCHULTZ700 IRON ST. NORWAY, MI 49870251-Where Life Begins Anew3172RehabilitationSkilled NursingMemory Unit Hospice Respite Care501 Madison Ave.Niagara, WIIn Memory of theDeceased Members ofthe Saler FamilyIn Memory of theDeceased Members ofthe Mills FamilyGod bless our menand women in theserviceIPlease keep ourbulletin advertisersin your prayersEvergreen Assisted LivingDignified Retirement LivingComplete Private Apartments - 3 Meals Daily Transportation - Medicine Management Emergency Call System – Memory Care AvailableHappy Father’s Day!!!774-8943 * 1820 Mary’s Way, KingsfordStop in for a personal tour!“The Stars may fall,but God’s Promiseswill stand and befulfilled.”-J.L. Packeroffice@stanthonyniagara.orgIn LovingMemory ofJim MerrittJacobsFuneral Homes, Inc(906) 774-6166(715) 251-4100In LovingMemoryof Fr. PatBernardyPerry Jacobs, Director/Ownerwww.JacobsFuneralHomes.comNiagara - Iron MountainCrystal Falls - FlorenceCall the Parish Office if you would liketo advertise your business here.251-3879In MemoryofGarth BrasureAdvertise hereJanuary – Junefor ONLY 100www.stanthonyniagara.org
We are proud to have Kaad Family Dentistry sponsoring this blood drive. Karen’s Pantry As you prepare your gardens for the summer please keep the pantry in mind. Family products from Econo Foods. We would appreciate if you would save them for us! St. Margaret’s Church in
