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Parish Office.................................................715-381-5120
School..............................................715-386-3941, Opt. #1
Faith Formation.............................715-386-3941, Opt. #2
Fax.................................................................715-381-5125
E-mail.................................church@stpatrickofhudson.org
Web Address...........................www.stpatrickofhudson.org
STAFF
1500 VINE STREET, HUDSON, WI 54016
FEBRUARY 1, 2015
Pastor: Fr. John Gerritts......................715-381-5120, x106
Associate Pastor: Fr. Patrick McConnell
..............................................................715-381-5120, x102
Deacon Gregg Miller.....................................715-386-3957
Deacon Howard Cameron..............................715-381-1861
Principal: Dan Bell.................................715-386-3941, x0
Faith Formation Director: Larry Huiras
.....................................................715-386-3941, opt. #2, x9
Coordinator of Youth Activities: Tricia Pieper................
............................................tpieper@stpatrickeducenter.org
Liturgist: Terry Bogenhagen...............715-381-5120 x 104
Secretary/Cemetery: Ellen O’Brien....715-381-5120 x101
Finance Director: Barbara Kaiser.......715-381-5120 x103
Maintenance: Mark James............................715-386-3941
Pastoral Council Chair: Nini Milbrath........715-386-3518
Finance Council Chair: Brian Huffman......715-426-0220
Parish Trustees:
Sam Cari.........................................................715-549-6424
Claire Zajac....................................................715-426-0220
SACRAMENTS
4th Sunday In
Ordinary Time
Baptism: Please attend a class offered on the second
Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM in the Music Room.
No need to register for the class, just show up. Please
contact Ellen if you have any questions.
All were amazed and asked one another,
"What is this?
A new teaching with
authority.
He commands even the
unclean spirits and they obey him." His
fame spread everywhere throughout the
whole region of Galilee. - Mk 1:27-28
Marriage: Please make arrangements for marriage prep at
least six months before the wedding. Please contact
Fr. John Gerritts.
Reconciliation: Saturdays at 10:00 AM
Pastoral Visit: Please contact Fr. John Gerritts or
Fr. Patrick McConnell if you or a loved one is sick,
hospitalized or homebound.
PRAYER LIST
Please pray for: Steve Bates, Paul Blazel, Barb Breault,
Maxine Erker, Marlene Feucht, Alexander Giffen, Lora
Gray, Margaret Hauptmann, Katie Holm, Harold Kaiser,
James King, Pat King, Don McGinley, Ron Miller, Bridget
Olson, Gerald Olson, Ethan Richmond, James Rogers,
Steven Smith, Carolyn Sperry and Sister Jane Winkler.
To be added or removed, please contact Ellen O’Brien at 715-381-5120,
x101.
NEW PARISHIONERS
We welcome all who have moved into our community and
are celebrating our weekend liturgy with us today, and we
encourage you to register as members of our parish.
Please begin the registration process by going online to
www.stpatrickofhudson.org, stop in the Parish Office
during the week, or on the third Sunday after the 9:00 and
11:00 AM Masses.
SAINT PATRICK PARISH, HUDSON, WI
MASSES
Saturday, January 31
5:00 PM
! Mary Marcou..................................
CCW Quilters
! Karen Drewiske..............................
Fall Family
Sunday, February 1 Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
7:00 AM
! Deceased Members of the
Koehler Family...................................
Schweizer Family
9:00 AM
Seminarian Nathan Linton................
Vocation Committee
11:00 AM
For the People of the Parish
In their synagogue was a man with an unclean spirit; he
cried out, “What have you to do with us, Jesus of Nazareth?
Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are--the
Holy One of God!” Jesus rebuked him and said, “Quiet!
Come out of him!” - Mk 1:23-25
Monday, February 2 The Presentation of the Lord
8:00 AM
! Michael DeRoiser
Tuesday, February 3
8:00 AM
! Robert Oberschmid........................
O’Brien Family
February 7/8
READERS / COMMENTATORS
Wednesday, February 4
8:00 AM
! Mercedes & John Marson.............
Family
10:00 AM
(CCH) ! Vincent Cardarelli.................
Dorothy Cardarelli
5:00 PM
Thursday, February 5 St. Agatha
8:00 AM
! Dan O’Connell................................
Family
(Red Cedar Canyon)! Helen Wilinski........
10:30 AM
Victoria Novak
11:00 AM
7:00 AM
9:00 AM
Roger Collinson & Linda Radtke /
Jennifer Sudmeier
Danika Dorame & Mary Jo Harden /
Barbara Pawelski
Stacie Ramthun & Jim Wegener / Curt
Carey
Colin Case & Margaret Strehlo /
Seanne Hagemeyer
GREETERS
5:00 PM
Friday, February 6 St. Paul Miki and Companions
6:30 AM
(Church) ! Denny Bechel.......................
Jim Bechel
(School) In Honor of Mrs. McMahon...
9:00 AM
Schmidtknecht Family
7:00 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
Saturday, February 7
10:00 AM
Confessions
5:00 PM
! Margaret Schweizer.......................
John & Georgine Moelter
Luke Congdon, Dianne Evert, Angie
Siwik
John & Harriett Gushue, Ed & Peggie
Hawkins, Fritz Meyer
Scott Augustin, Deacon Gregg & Jane
Miller, Rose Marie Stayberg
Ray & Diana Donajkowski, John
Kollofski, Volunteer Needed
SERVERS
5:00 PM
7:00 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
Sunday, February 8 Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time
St. John Bosco
7:00 AM
For the People of the Parish
9:00 AM
! Mary Hoel.......................................
Cathy Hoel
11:00 AM
In Honor of Brian Schmidtknecht....
Schmidtknecht Family
Karol Simon, Luke & Ben Healy
3 Volunteers Needed
Hannah, Henry & Quincy Burns
Molly, Madelyn & Megan Phurmann
MUSIC MINISTRY
5:00 PM
7:00 AM
9:00 AM
11:00 AM
2
Carrie & Jane / Liz Keller Monson
Todd & Nancy
Youth Choir
Worship Team
4TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
CHURCH SUPPORT
A MESSAGE FROM FR. JOHN
Adult Envelopes .................................................$10,616.00
Loose Offertory.......................................................$546.53
Building Debt Reduction ........................................$650.00
Youth ..........................................................................$7.00
Utilities......................................................................$30.00
Total ..................................................................$11,849.53
I had mentioned previously that we have been in the process
of reorganizing the Parish Pastoral Council, both with the
scope and responsibilities, and how membership is
determined. Now that we have redefined our purpose,
several new members have stepped forward to serve with a
clear understanding of their new roles. This past week we
had our first meeting with several new members. They are:
Pat Burns, Dianne Evert, Kevin Gotrick, Jerod Krenz, and
Katie Waldal. They join existing members Ed Hanson, Kay
Kromrey, Brian Miller, Heidi Young, and Nini Milbrath.
Additionally high school sophomores Allison Faust and
Sam Gerard represent our youth on the council. Trustee
Claire Zajac continues to serve as an ex-officio member,
and Finance Council Chair Brian Huffman is also an exofficio member. Joy Case remains the recording secretary.
ACH ..................................................... $600.00
WeShare ............................................ $1,330.00
Scrip total sales, week ending 1/25/2015
Sales .....................................................................$5,675.00
Profit (approx).........................................................$201.00
MEMORIALS
This weekend we conclude the formal annual recognition of
Catholic Schools Week. Our celebration will actually
continue next Sunday, February 8th,
with an open house from 11:30 AM 2:00 PM. All are invited to tour our
school, meet the staff, and enjoy soup
and pie. Whether you are looking at
our school as an option for your
children or are simply interested as a
parishioner about what our school is
like, you are invited to stop in. A
Kindergarten and Preschool registration and information
session will immediately follow from 2:00-3:00 PM. Saint
Patrick School is located on the corner of Fourth Street and
St. Croix Street.
IN MEMORY OF: Peg Schmitz by Ce Vytlacil.
IN MEMORY OF: Mary Marcou by Ce Vytlacil.
IN MEMORY OF: Doug Marcou by Sue Jackson.
IN MEMORY OF: Mary Marzolf by Howard & Terese
Cameron.
(Nativity) IN MEMORY OF: Hannora Parr by Kathy &
Jim Lundell.
2015-2016 SAINT PATRICK SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE
REGISTRATION AND SOUP AND PIE SOCIAL
We have several opportunities for the youth of our parish.
Make sure to read more about what TMJ is, especially if
you have high school age students. We are also continuing
to search for a part-time Coordinator of Children’s ministry.
There is more about this position in the bulletin.
Your family is invited to attend our 2015-2016 Open House
Registration Kick-Off and Soup and Pie Social on Sunday,
February 8th from 11:30 AM - 2:00 PM. A Preschool and
Kindergarten Orientation and Registration will be held
from 2:00 - 3:00 PM. Our school will be open for tours;
Elementary families, we especially encourage you to tour
the Middle School wing at this time. Saint Patrick School
offers a rigorous academic and faith-based education.
Please take this opportunity to visit with the faculty to learn
more.
Following your tour, join us for our Soup and Pie Social, a
tradition not to miss. Whether you are a new family
looking to meet new friends, or old friends looking to
gather for a delicious lunch together, our Open House will
remind you why Saint Patrick School is your home. For
further information on any of our programs from Preschool
(3 years) to Eighth grade, please contact our principal, Mr.
Dan Bell, at 715-386-3941.
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FEBRUARY 1, 2015
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY POSITION
Faith Formation at Saint Patrick
Saint Patrick Parish seeks to hire a person responsible for
Children’s Ministry. This will be a part-time position,
generally about 15 hours per week. This individual will
oversee coordination of the Faith Formation program for
children on Wednesday evenings (through grade 5), and
development of a comprehensive program for children on
Sunday mornings, which includes Children’s Liturgy of
the Word. For more information or to apply for this
position, contact Larry Huiras, Director of Faith Formation
at 715-386-9209, opt. #2, ext. 9, or
[email protected].
With all the excitement around Catholic
Schools Week, it is sometimes easy to
forget the Initial Faith Formation
process at Saint Patrick and the 500
students enrolled in it.
This process is almost entirely
dependant on the support and volunteer
spirit of the parish. If people joyfully
answer the call to serve as catechists then even the worst
curriculum comes alive for our young disciples. If no one
answers the call then even the best curriculum in the world
will do nothing.
“OREMUS”
A CATHOLIC PRAYER STUDY PROGRAM
It takes a little over 95 catechists to staff the current Initial
Faith Formation offerings. High School alone needs 42
catechists to teach courses and host small faith groups.
This eight week study during Lent will be offered on
Thursday mornings from 9:15 to 11:15 AM at Saint Patrick
Parish. It will teach the essentials of a fruitful prayer life.
Classes will be held in the K of C room beginning on
February 19th and ending on April 9th. The program
includes a workbook for reflection and prayer, DVD
lectures by Fr. Mark Toups and small discussion groups.
This study is an excellent opportunity to deepen your
relationship and your conversation with God.
This year we have been scraping by, particularly in finding
subject instructors with our new high school courses. It is
our hope that making the commitment 6 weeks long and
giving instructors flexibility would result in many new and
accomplished catechists.
OUR Wish list . . .
To register call Shirley Carlson at 715-377-7579.
! Subject Catechists to lead the
instruction of high school students
in a particular faith topic. We are
currently looking for catechists for the following subjects
for this Spring (March/April):
LADIES OF THE PARISH...
Please join CCW (Council of Catholic Women) at 6:30 PM
on Tuesday, February 10th for our general meeting.
Agenda items include Pax Christi nominations and planning
for a Sunday Brunch in March. Desserts will be provided,
you may bring something to share if you wish. We meet in
the Social Hall -- hope you'll join us!
Scripture: we are looking for two individual
catechists who have a passion for learning
about sacred scripture and sharing that passion
with young people.
Vocation/Sexuality: we are looking for a young
couple or two to share the process of discerning
God’s call to holiness and the joy of authentic
love with young people.
WOMEN OF GRACE!
The next Women of Grace monthly gathering will be
Saturday, February 7, 2015. We will be discussing the
readings of the weekend along with a discussion in regard
to St. Valentine. Coffee, tea and water will be provided.
Bring your bible, a friend and a treat to share!
! A part-time Coordinator of Children’s Ministry to
oversee the Faith Formation program for children on
Wednesday evenings (grades K-5), and development
of a comprehensive program for children on Sunday
mornings, including Children’s Liturgy of the Word.
Saturday mornings on dates listed: 9:00 - 10:30 AM.
Lower level of church (Rosary at 8:30 AM and
reconciliation is also available in the chapel upstairs till
11:00 AM)
For more information about these exciting opportunities, call
Larry in the Formation Office 715-386-3941, opt. 2, ext 9.
SUNDAY MISSALS
Sunday Missals are available by the Parish Office door.
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!
TMJ!
(AKA - THURSDAY MORNINGS WITH JESUS)
Roses Are Red And Violets Are Blue,
Shopping With SCRIP Is A Brilliant Thing To Do!
High school students, do you want to grow deeper in a
relationship with your Savior but are having a hard time
finding time? Do you want to get to know some of your
peers from Church and build a supportive faith relationship
with them? Here is your chance; Father Patrick and Tricia
Pieper are starting a Thursday morning prayer and
discussion group just for you. So instead of sleeping in that
extra hour on Thursdays, come and join the group from
7:15 – 8:00 AM. Then head over to school for classes; a
light breakfast will be provided. No homework required!
Just come and journey on your walk with Jesus. More
information on the Youth Ministry page; TMJ! starts
Thursday, February 5th.
Thinking about something special for your Valentine? We
have the perfect SCRIP cards for you! Below is a small
sampling of retailers that carry gifts that are sure to warm
hearts!
Places You’re Sure to find LOVE-ly Gifts
Art Doyle’s Spokes and Pedals
Barnes and Noble
Bath & Body Works
Best Buy
Cabela’s
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Fleet Farm (Hey, what guy doesn’t love Fleet Farm?)
Gander Mountain
Gap
Herberger’s
Home Depot
Hudson Floral
JCPenney
Kohl’s
Knoke's
Lands’ End
Macy's
Menards
Sports Authority
NCYC
NATIONAL CATHOLIC YOUTH COUNCIL
Calling all 8th – 11th graders, come and join 28,000 Catholic
teens next fall for the National Catholic Youth Council
from November 19 – 21. Saint Patrick Parish will be
joining with other parishes in the Diocese to travel down to
Indianapolis for this amazing experience. NCYC is an
exciting, biennial (every two years) three-day experience of
prayer, community, and empowerment for Catholic
teenagers in grades 9 – 12. For more information on this
amazing experience go to our Youth Ministry web page or
contact Tricia Pieper. Registrations are due Sunday,
February 8th; spaces are limited so sign up NOW!
For Tough to Shop for Valentines
Amazon
iTunes
KIDSCARE – PARENTS NIGHT OUT
Do you need an evening out to relax or just spend some
quality time with your spouse? Do you want to have that
special Valentine’s dinner with that special someone but
you feel guilty leaving your kid(s) behind while you have
fun. Problem solved, SIGN-UP for our KidsCare-Parents
Night Out. The High School Mission Trip Team is hosting
a KidsCare evening on Saturday, February 14th from 5:30
– 9:30 PM at Saint Patrick School. There will be arts and
crafts, games and activities for the kids lead by the Team.
Children two years old and up are encouraged to come and
have a fun time with these teens. The fee is $5.00 per child
per hour and all monies go toward the Mission Trip costs
for the group. Sign-up after all Masses the weekend of
February 7th and 8th or email Tricia Pieper at
[email protected].
Local Restaurants
Agave,
Applebee’s,
Buffalo Wild Wings
Denny’s
Mama Maria’s
Noodles
Olive Garden
Red Lobster
Panera Bread
Postmark Grille
STEWARDSHIP
“Brothers and sisters: I should like you to be free of anxieties.” –
1 Corinthians 7:32
VOCATION VIEW
How much anxiety do we bring upon ourselves by
constantly worrying about not having enough or attaining
more things? God won’t necessarily give you everything
you want, but He will provide everything you need. Try
this – use the word “pray” instead of the word “worry” in
the future.
God chooses ordinary people to speak his message. Can
you perceive the voice of God in those around you? If you
hear God’s voice, harden not your heart. (Deuteronomy 18:
15 - 20). If you think God is calling you to be a priest, call
Fr. Patrick McConnell at 715-381-5120, ext. 102.
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!
Are We Winning Or Losing?
We should never give in to despair, even when our efforts
seem to make no real difference against the suffering of the
world. Jesus’ victory over the unclean spirit teaches us that
God ultimately will win the victory over evil.
4TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
"The people were astonished at his teaching, for he taught
them as one having authority and not as the scribes." Jesus
was doing something different. His teaching was new,
fresh, surprising. The Jewish people were used to the
teaching style of their scribes, the scholars who interpreted
the Scriptures and taught the corresponding laws. The
scribes were legalists by trade, who focused on what was
required of the Jews based on the holy writings. For them,
the law was dominant. But when Jesus showed up in the
synagogue and began to teach, he was dominant. As the
incarnate Son of God, he spoke with an authority that was
greater even than the religious laws. And just in case those
who heard him doubted his legitimacy, Jesus proved his
authority by more than words; he cast out evil spirits.
When the people witnessed Jesus commanding "even the
unclean spirits" and saw that these spirits obeyed him, they
were "amazed" at this "new teaching with authority."
WEEK AT A GLANCE
Sunday, February 1
Scrip available after the Masses
9:00 AM RCIA
11:00 AM Liturgy of the Word for Children
2:00 PM Carmelite Community (not our Monastery)
5:00 PM S-Cubed Super Bowl party
5:30 PM Light Weigh One King Bible Study
Monday, February 2
9:15 AM Bakery and Produce Give Away
6:30 PM Boy Scouts #148
7:00 PM Forming Effective Disciples
Tuesday, February 3
3:30 PM Youth Worship Team at church
5:30 PM Social Concerns Committee
6:00 PM Family Rosary
6:00 PM Knights of Columbus Officers Meeting
7:00 PM Knights of Columbus Meeting
Wednesday, February 4
Faith Formation Classes
3:50 PM Children’s Choir Practice at school
Thursday, February 5
1:00 PM CCW Quilters
7:00 PM Praise Company Rehearsal
Friday, February 6
What our Jewish ancestors experienced is recorded for us to
bolster our own faith. Although we were not there to see
these events unfold, if we meditate on the reality of today's
Gospel story we will also be astonished and amazed. Jesus
is more than a teacher. He is more than a kind man with an
attractive philosophy. Jesus has power over the spiritual
world! His authority over us is real. And he exercises this
authentic authority for our own good. He has the power to
do away with evil and to set us free, both through his
teachings--passed on to us in the Bible and in the Church-and through his action in our lives. We only need to follow
his lead.
ATTENTION YOUNG MEN GRADES 9-12
This Thursday evening, February 5, is Team Vianney
night at the campus of St. Thomas University in St. Paul.
Team Vianney is a Catholic movement in the Archdiocese
of St. Paul/Minneapolis meant to strengthen and deepen our
Catholic faith. Meet for dinner with college seminarians,
hear a short, dynamic talk on our Catholic faith and
participate in an energetic Mass with seminarians and
university students. Father Patrick and others will be
providing rides, leaving Saint Patrick Parish at 4:00 PM and
returning by 9:30 PM. Registration is necessary, please call
Mary Jo Neuschwander 651-324-4509. Parents are also
welcome!
Saturday, February 7
10:00 AM Confessions (Chapel)
Scrip available after Mass
Coffee for sale after Mass
Sunday, February 8
Social by Knights of Columbus
Scrip available after Masses
Coffee for sale after Masses
9:00 AM RCIA
5:30 PM Light Weigh One King Bible Study
6:30 PM Boy Scout Leaders Meeting
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386-2623
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[email protected]
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1801 Ward Ave.
386-5121
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