St. Bonaventure Church 5th Sunday of Easter May 3, 2015

St. Bonaventure Church
5th Sunday of Easter
May 3, 2015
Introduction of our new Pastor,
Fr. Michael Swanton
at St. Bonaventure-Summer 2015
I was born April 27, 1965, and raised in Casper, Wyoming. I am the oldest
son of Patrick, who taught high school Latin and English, and Joan, a stay-athome mom. My brother, Jim, is four years younger and is married to Tricia
Petersen from Tioga, North Dakota. They live in Billings, Montana, with
their two elementary-age children, Kylie and Kennadie. Jim and Tricia are
physical therapists. Steve, my youngest brother, is three years younger than
Jim, is single and is a city planner in Las Vegas. My Mom died of lung cancer February 3, 2010, and my Dad still lives in Casper in the home I grew up
in. My family is very close and communicates with each other several times
a week.
Attending Natrona County High School in Casper, I lettered in swimming and cross-country running, as well as participated in singing groups and plays. A Catholic retreat at the
beginning of my senior year in high school changed my life. I was raised Catholic, but now my faith life became
significant. This was the seed of my vocation. However, I felt a desire to follow in my father’s footsteps of being
an English teacher. After graduating in 1983, I attended Casper Community College and later graduated from
the University of Wyoming in 1987 with a BA in education.
I held various teaching positions for six years, yet my heart was restless. After leaving the teaching field,
I held ten jobs in 13 years trying to determine my place in life. One of those jobs was selling Kirby vacuum
cleaners door to door, a position I held for five years—three in Casper and two in Omaha, after moving to a bigger market area in 1996 with nine other sales people. I also worked for two years in the newsroom at the Omaha
World Herald, where one of my jobs was copy editing.
Still restless and desiring a more balanced life, I decided to seek direction from a blind Jesuit priest, Fr.
Larry Gillick from Creighton University in Omaha. After several meetings, I realized God was calling me to be
a priest. The signs were evident: a happy family life fostered by solid religious values and immersion in Catholic
culture; no job brought as much satisfaction as when I was involved in religious activities with friends; regular
prayer and study of the Bible and the Catholic faith; and no girlfriend seemed to be the “right one” for marriage.
So I concluded, “Why don’t I just follow my hobby?!”
In the Fall of 2000, I entered Kenrick-Glennon Seminary in St. Louis, studied for five years, and was ordained for the Archdiocese of Omaha June 4, 2005. My Dad’s age-old license plate number 645 seemed to confirm the vocation that God had directed all along. I was the assistant pastor of St. Stephen the Martyr until 2008
when I moved to St. Wenceslaus in Omaha. Fr. Mel Merwald, the pastor, suffered from Parkinson’s disease and
had to retire. I became the administrator of the parish for nine months until March of 2011 when I was assigned
to St. Mary’s in Osmond and St. Jane Frances de Chantal in Randolph. My favorite activities as a priest are to
celebrate the Sacrament of the Sick and give spiritual direction and counseling.
My favorite sport is downhill skiing, but I also enjoy waterskiing and golf. I’m a fan of the Huskers and Denver Broncos. To relax, I like to spend time with friends, travel, take walks, read, watch movies and
play acoustic guitar.
ST. BONAVENTURE
St. Bonaventure Parish News
Columbus Right to Life will be selling red roses
after all the Masses on Mother’s Day weekend,
May 9 & 10th. They will cost $2.00 each. Please
support this Pro-Life fundraiser and help spread
the culture of Life in our community. Thank You!
COURT LITTE FLOWER #988 OF
THE CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS
OF THE AMERICAS
Will have their May Breakfast on May 3rd, beginning with Mass at 9:00 AM at St. Isidore's Church.
Breakfast to follow at the Knights of Columbus Hall.
The May Crowning will take place at the May Breakfast.
ATTENTION CEC COMMUNITY
AVANTI WILL BE HELD MONDAY MAY 4TH AT 7:00 PM
ST. BONAVENTURE PARISH CENTER
GROUPING AND GETTING INTO GROUPS WILL BE THE
EVENINGS TOPIC, 1565 18TH AVENUE - COLUMBUS
PLEASE BRING A SNACK TO SHARE
Knights of Columbus Meeting
Join us for our monthly meeting on Monday,
May 4, 2015 at 7:30pm Knights of Columbus Hall
Check our website at: www.nebraskakofc.org/
Lunch will b served after the meeting
Save The Date!! There will be a Confirmation
Kick off meeting on Wednesday, May 27th at 6:307:30pm for incoming 7th graders and 7:30-8:30pm
for 8th graders. Watch for more information as
location is yet to be determined!
TUESDAY, JUNE 16
Funday reminder: Parent (guardian) information meetings regarding the Funday retreat for those who’ll be 6th, 7th & 8th graders
(next fall) will be held at St Anthony Social Hall on Sunday,
May 3rd and Tuesday, May 5th at 7pm both evenings, to collect registrations and answer questions about the retreat. Only
one parent needs to attend either one of the two meetings. May
18th is the deadline for registrations. Youth may accompany but
not required. Call/text Ryan Kudron (home) 402-564-6234, cell
402-276-0451 or Mike Krzycki 402-564-5619 or Mike Kosch
402-910-0605. Additional registration forms are available at
your church office.
SAVE THE DATE. . .OCTOBER 11, 2015
Ever get tongue-tied trying to explain why you’re prolife? Trent Horn, national pro-life speaker and author, will be
in Columbus to present the non-religious reasons to oppose
abortion and then equips pro-life advocates to make their case
in the public square. He also teaches pro-lifers to be ambassadors who graciously make their case and always, in the words
of St. Paul, “speak the truth in love.”
Open to the public. Watch for more details.
Just a reminder if you are needing to put a loved one on the
prayer line please call Dorothy at 402-564-9186. Thank You!
COLUMBUS, NE
STILL ACCEPTING
REGISTRATIONS FOR VBS!!!!
Sign up for “EVEREST” conquering challenges
with God’s mighty power!! Grades Preschool
through 6th grade. Registration forms are available in the Church office. Volunteers still
needed. Students wanting to help for service
hours should call Cheryl at the church office, 564-7151
Altar Server/Choir Party
The Knights of Columbus will be hosting an altar server/choir party on
Wednesday, May 20th from 4 - 6pm at the Miniature Golf Course. All
youth who served our parish in the Children's Choir, Teen Choir or as an
altar server are invited to attend. For more information, you can contact
Beth Augustine-Schulte at 402-910-3868 or at [email protected].
St. Bonaventure School News
Sixth grade students from St. Bonaventure School will be celebrating their 6th grade graduation at the 5:30 pm Mass on
Tuesday, May 19th in the Church. Members of the parish are
invited to attend to celebrate and pray for our 6th grade students as they move on to new schools next fall.
Scotus News
8th Annual Shamrock Open Golf Tourney
The 8th Annual Shamrock Open is set for Saturday, June 6, 2015 with a
shotgun start at 1:00 pm. The tournament, to be held at Tiburon GC in
Omaha, is open to all Shamrock graduates, supporters and friends and is
known for its excellent flight and flag prizes, good food and exceptional
camaraderie! Save $15 by registering before the May 8 deadline. All
registrations must be completed by May 22nd. For more information
about registration or becoming a tourney sponsor, contact Nick Puetz at:
[email protected] or Joe Puetz at [email protected] or
John Schueth in the Scotus development office at [email protected]
402 564 7165 ext 109.
Scotus Summer Shoporama Vendor Show will be held Saturday July 18th. If you are interested in being a Vendor please
contact Kris Andresen at 402-910-2239 for details.
Teen News
Theology of the Body: Teens interested in participating in a
small group study of Theology of the Body for Teens can pick
up registration forms in their parish office or Scotus. This group
meets during the summer on Tuesday nights at 9pm. This is an
awesome opportunity for every teen. The deadline is May 15 th.
For questions, call Brenna Prem 402-564-7151.
Godparent/Ydisciple: Registration for the 2015-2016 Godparent/Ydisciple year has begun! We will be excited to have our
returning teens as well as incoming teens! The deadline for registration is May 15th. Registration forms can be found at every
parish office and at Scotus as well. For questions, call Brenna
Prem 402-564-7151.
Youth Mission: The youth mission teams at St. Louis, (June 20
-27) and Boston (July 25 – August 1) each need an adventurous, caring Christian woman to help lead and to share her faith.
Will train and pay the deposit. Please call Virgil at 402-2852261, or Brenna at 402-706-2359
Raffle tickets for Youth Mission 2015 are now available from
any member and at St. Isidore rectory. 52 prizes! Drawing on
June 7.
Rummage Sale May 30! Note the date on your calendars.
5th Sunday of Easter
May 3, 2015
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May 7, 2015 marks the 14 annual celebration
honoring the National Day of Prayer in Columbus, NE. This year’s guest speak is Paul Young.
Wm Paul Young, author of the world-wide best
sellers, The Shack and Cross Roads, is one of the
finest speakers available to the church today. The life-changing
stories that mark the last six years since The Shack was released
- stories of redemption, of healing, of suicide prevention, of
mercy and forgiveness, and of new life in relationships with
friends, family and with God provide insight into the amazing
love of God that radically transformed Paul's life. In his own
words, his life became a complete "wreck" until he had only
two remaining choices: Confess everything and take the long
road toward healing, or die. The weekend with God in The
Shack represents eleven long and difficult years in recovery and
healing with his wife, Kim, and their family.
BELIEVE 2015-June 27-28
BELIEVE Eucharistic Youth Rally is a dynamic experience of faith,
which seeks to strengthen the conviction of young people to embrace
the beauty of the Catholic Faith, especially through Holy Mass, Eucharistic Adoration, Benediction, Confession, the Holy Rosary, inspiring
talks, testimonies, skits, games and activities in collaboration with their
fellow youth. Come and join other young people in responding to the
Holy Father’s vision of radiating the joy of living the Gospel and following Christ to the full. Venue: Scotus Central Catholic High School.
9th-12th grade. Youth under 19 must complete liability form and are
encouraged to bring a chaperone who is 21 or over. Fee: $50-$60 depending on package you choose. For more information please call
LIHM SISTERS –402-352-3177 or OATH BROTHERS—712-4540642 or email: [email protected].
PERPETUAL EUCHARISTIC ADORATION An Invitation to spend some time with the
Creator of the Universe!
All of Heaven will be there with you. It is true! It is
our Faith!
Here are some opportunities for you to spend some
quiet time in His presence.
Monday: Morning 3-4am, Call Paulette - 402-276-5883
Wednesday: Morning 1-2am, Call Joe - 402-564-8265
Wednesday: Night 11-12pm, Call Joan - 402-910-0958
Thursday: Morning 12-1am, Call Joan - 402-910-0958
Friday: Morning 3-4am every other week,
Call Joan - 402-910-0958
Saturday: Morning 1-2am every other week,
Please call Paulette - 402-276-5883
Subs are needed & always welcome.
Adoration Captain needed:
Sunday 6pm-6am, Wednesday 6pm-6am,
Friday 6am-6pm, Friday 6pm-Saturday 6am
He will not be outdone in generosity. God bless you.
CHURCH CLEANING
Thank You to the following people who cleaned
church on April 25: Betty & Henry Heimann, Duane
Ostdiek, Michelle Moore, Bill & Pat Bogus, Jan Foltz,
Megan Ohnoutka, Jill Erickson. Crew 11 will be cleaning the
church on Friday Afternoon, May 8, at 1:00 pm.
HIGH SCHOOL AND JR HIGH TEENS This is a great way
to get your school living the faith hours for Church. Come clean
for an hour and have any of the adults sign your form.
PARISH STAFF……………………….402-564-7151
Pastor…………………………………………Fr. Tim Forgét
Sr. Associate Pastor…………………….Fr. Michael Keating
In Residence……………………………..Fr. Matt Capadano
Permanent Deacons ………………………...Arthur Spenner,
Larry Mielak, & Dan Keiter
Parish Secretary……………………………….LeAnn Parker
Pastoral Ministry…………………………..….Belinda Keiter
Family Faith Formation Coordinator………Cheryl Rambour
Tri-Parish Youth Minister……………………...Brenna Prem
Business Manager…………………………...Norma Krzycki
Maintenance Supervisor……………………....Gene Hoessel
HISPANIC MINISTRY
Fr. Carl Zoucha.................................................402-352-3540
Rocio Adame………………………………….402-564-7151
GRADE SCHOOL…………………..402-564-7153
Principal……………………………………...Cheryl Zoucha
Secretary……………………………………Barb Brockhaus
PRESCHOOL/CHILDCARE………...402-564-9338
Director………………………………………..Kathy Zadina
SCOTUS JR. & SR. HIGH SCHOOL..402-564-7165
President…………………………………….Wayne Morfeld
MASS SCHEDULE:
Saturday Evening: 5:00 p.m. Sunday: 7:00, 9:00, 11:00a.m.
& 6:30 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. Spanish
Weekdays: M-F 6:30 a.m. M-W-F 8:15a.m. T & TH 5:30p.m.
First Saturday 9:00 a.m.
Confessions: T & TH 5:00-5:20p.m., Saturday 3:30-4:30 pm
Scotus Lunch Menu May 4– May 1, 2015
Monday:
Whole Grain Chicken Nuggets, Twister Fries,
Steamed Broccoli, Strawberry Cheesecake, Mixed
Fruit
Tuesday:
Hot Dog on Whole Grain Bun, Scotus Rock, Baked
Beans, Sun Chips, Peanut Butter Bar, Pineapple
Tidbits
Wednesday: Country Baked Pork Steak, Mashed Potatoes,
Steamed Brown Rice, Sliced Carrots, Cereal Bar,
Sliced Peaches
Thursday:
Mini Corn Dogs, Shoestring Fries, Green Beans,
Jello Cake, Diced Pears
Friday:
Mandarin Orange Chicken, Steamed Brown Rice,
Corn, Vegetable Egg Roll, Chocolate Chip Cookie,
Applesauce
Plan to attend the 2nd annual Tea with Simon Fundraiser on June 7th, 2015 at 2pm
At the Immanuel Family Life Center. Enjoy over 25
beautifully decorated tea tables, handmade silent auction
items, delectable desserts and grand raffle prizes. All
proceeds will help the less fortunate through Simon House. A limited
number of tickets will be sold. Get yours before May 15th. Tickets are
$20.00 and can be purchased at Simon House.
COURT LITTE FLOWER #988 OF THE CATHOLIC
DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAS
will meet on May 11 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. The program will
be DYNAMIC LIFE, speakers are Pam Stephens and Kim Kern. Dessert
and Meeting will follow the program. Co-Chairladies are: Mary Liebig
Agostine, Elaine Kresha, Carolyn Anderson
5th Sunday of Easter
May 3, 2015
WEEKEND COLLECTIONS
April 26, 2015
Contributions Received……………………………….....$13,923
Weekly Budgeted………………………………………..$20,006
Year-To-Date Actual Received……………..…………………$816,746
Year-To-Date Budgeted…………………………………..…...$860,258
Net Excess (deficit)………………………………..…………..$(43,512)
LOTTERY CALENDAR WINNERS
April 27-May 3
$55-(602) Denise Ingalls
$55-(867) Connie Garrison
$55-(84) Charlie Jasper
$55-(578) Jane Zach
$75-(152) Jeff & Lisa Schroeder
$55-(5) Mike & Diane Schneider
$75-(279) Myron Hiemer
4-27-15
4-28-15
4-29-15
4-30-15
5-1-15
5-2-15
5-3-15
Fifth Sunday of Easter
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free report at annualcreditreport.com. I suggest you download a
different report every four months as a way to keep current with
your information.
Al Kresta Coming to Omaha & Lincoln!
You hear Kresta in the Afternoon from 3 to 5 p.m. on Spirit
102.7-FM, and now you’ll have the chance to hear Kresta in the
Evening!--as Al Kresta comes to Omaha. Join Spirit 102.7-FM
and Legatus of Omaha for this FREE event on Wednesday,
May 13 at St. Robert Bellarmine Church in Omaha at 7:30 p.m.
as well as Pius X High School, Thursday, May 14 at 7pm. Al
Kresta is a broadcaster, journalist and author. He is president
and CEO of Ave Maria Radio and host of “Kresta in the Afternoon.” He draws upon his unique faith background to create a
fascinating, spiritually-constructive talk radio program. Visit
spiritcatholicradio.com for details or call 855-571-0200.
Thank you to the following who helped with Meals on
Wheels: Ed Heimann, Dennis & Kay Miller, Howard
& Ella Milburn, Jane Kelly, Dee Sempek, Jerome &
Carol Duren, Debra Konecky, Charlie Jasper, Karen
Andrew, Don & Pat Cieloha, Joe & Jane Tooley, &
Hank & Betty Heimann
Today we include the following parishioners and friends who are sick and are in
need of your care and love. You may want to send them a card of
encouragement. Please pray for those who need the hope and
strength of the Lord: Gloria Wemhoff, Scott Wemhoff, Dee Prososki, Janie Schmeits, Sam Nahorny, Glenn Haferland, Ray
Stuhr, Makenna Lutjelusche, Mary Sue Messersmith, Bub Randells, & Mary Ann Svitak.
Tell your child of how you have trusted God with decisions in life.
ANUNCIOS en ESPAÑOL
SPANISH NEWS
Conozca al nuevo Párroco el Padre Michael Swanton
Yo nací el 27 de Abril de 1965 y fuí criado en Casper, Wyoming.
Soy el hijo mayor de Patrick y Joan. Mi hermano Jim es cuatro
años menor y está casado con Tricia Petersen y viven en Billings,
Montana junto con sus dos hijos Kylie y Kennadie. Jim y Tricia
son terapistas físicos. Steve, mi hermano menor es tres años menor que Jim. Jim es soltero y vive en las Vegas. Mi madre murió
de cancer de pulmón el 3 de Febrero del 2010 y mi padre aún vive
en Casper en la casa donde cerci. Mi familia es muy cercana y nos
mantenemos en comunicacion varias veces a la semana.
Asistí a la preparatoria Natrona County en Casper, fuí nadador y
corrí en Cross-country, también participe en grupos de canto y
obras de teatro. Un retiro católico a principios de mi 12o grado
cambió mi vida. Yo fuí criado católico, pero ahora mi fe tenía
mayor significado. Esa fué la semilla de mi vocación. Sin embargo, sentí el deseo de seguir los pasos de mi padre de ser un
maestro de Inglés. Después de graduarme en 1983, asistí al Colegio Comunitario de Casper y después me gradué de la Universidad de Wyoming en 1987 con una carrera en educación.
Yo tuve varios trabajos de maestro en 6 años, pero ni corazón no
tenía paz. Después de dejar el campo de la docencia, tuve diez
trabajos en 13 años tratando de buscar mi lugar en la vida.Uno de
esos trabajos fué vendiendo aspiradoras Kirby de puerta en
puerta, puesto que tuve por 5 años– 3 en Casper y 2 en Omaha.
También trabajé en la prensa en el Omaha World Herald, donde
uno de mis trabajos fué editando.
Aún sin paz y con el deseo de una vida más balanceada, decidí
buscar la dirección de un jesuita ciego, Fr. larry Gillick de la Universidad de Creighton en Omaha. Después de varias juntas con el,
comprendí que Dios me estaba llamando al sacerdocio. Las
señales fueron evidentes: una familia feliz arropada por sólidos
valores católicos y la inmersión en la cultura católica; ningún
trabajo me dió tanta satisfacción como cuando estuve envuelto en
actividades religiosas con mis amigos; oración regular, studio de
Biblia y de la fe católica y ninguna novia parecia ser la adecuada
para el matrimonio. Así que concluí “Por qué no seguir mi pasatiempo?”
En el Otoño del 2000, entré al Seminario Kenrick-Glennon de
San Luis, estudié por 5 años y fuí ordenado sacerdote de la Arquidiócesis de Omaha el 4 de Junio del 2005. Yo fuí Vicario Parroquial de San Esteban el Mártir hasta el 2008 cuando me moví a
San Wenseslaus en Omaha. Fr. Mel Merwald, el pastor sufrió del
Mal de Parkinson y se tuvo que retirar. Me quedé como administrador de la parroquia por 9 meses hasta Marzo del 2011 cuando
fuí asignado a Santa María en osmaond Y San Franciscode Chantal en Randolph. Mis actividades favoritas son celebrar el Sacramento de la Unción de los Enfermos y dar dirección espiritual y
consejería.
Mi deporte favorite es esquiar cuesta abajo pero también disfruto
del esqui acuático y el golf. Soy un fan de los Huskers y de los
Brocos de Denver. Para relajarme me gusta pasar tiempo con mis
amigos, viajar, caminar, leer, ver películas y tocar la guitarra
acústica.
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Readings for the Week of May 3, 2015
Acts 9:26-31/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8
Acts 14:5-18/Jn 14:21-26
Acts 14:19-28/Jn 14:27-31a
Acts 15:1-6/Jn 15:1-8
Acts 15:7-21/Jn 15:9-11
Acts 15:22-31/Jn 15:12-17
Acts 16:1-10/Jn 15:18-21
Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/1 Jn 4:7-10/Jn
15:9-17
Ladies of the Lord News!
Meetings will be held every other month on
the 3rd Monday of the month.
Next big parish meeting -Will be Monday, May 18th,
at 7:00 pm, in the Parish Center
May Circle Rotation as follows:
Circle 1 & 2, Funeral Dinners, Circle 7 Monthly Meeting
DUMP some JUNK then LOAD the TRUNK!
Friday May 8th drop off your garage sale items in St. Anthony's Social from 4-8pm. Saturday, May 9th Load your
trunk! The garage Sale will be open from 7:30am-1pm in
the Social Hall. Also a scrap metal truck will be available for any metal
items you want to get rid of! All proceeds go to St. Anthony’s Home &
School!
Parish Pro-Life Coordinator Meeting-May 9, 2015
Would you like to be more involved in pro-life work but don’t know
how? Come to the Respect Life Apostolate Parish Pro-Life Coordinator meeting at 12:30pm at Mary Our Queen Parish The meeting will
be held in the Trinity Room,. We will discuss upcoming events and
activities for the state, Archdiocese, parishes, and schools. All are
welcome and encouraged to attend. For more information about the
Respect Life Apostolate, visit www.RespectLifeOmaha.com
This week at St. Bonaventure
Wednesday, May 6,
8:15am-All School Mass (3rd grade prepare)
*May Crowning
“We call for the repeal of the death penalty in our state.” From a
March 2015 statement by Archbishop George J. Lucas, Bishop
James D. Conley, Bishop William J. Dendinger. To get involved
in efforts to repeal the death penalty, contact www.nadp.net
Monday, 5/4
6:30AM
8:15AM
Tuesday, 5/5
6:30AM
5:30PM
Wednesday, 5/6
6:30AM
8:15AM
Thursday, 5/7
6:30AM
10:30AM
5:30PM
Friday, 5/8
6:30AM
8:15AM
Saturday, 5/9
5:00PM
Sunday, 5/10
7:00AM
9:00AM
11:00AM
1:00PM
6:30PM
SACRAMENT OF PENANCE
Saturday 3:30 - 4:30 pm & T & Th. 5:00 pm –5:20 pm
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
Saturday after 5:00 pm Mass or Sunday after 9:00 am Mass
Pre-Baptism class (required). To register call
Rectory. Parents should be active in their faith
and be registered in the parish.
SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE
Contact one of the priests at least six months prior
to a wedding.
SICK CALLS
Contact the Rectory for one of the priests.
Holy Communion available on Sundays and
First Fridays for the sick and homebound.
HOSPITAL VISITATION
Due to new laws regarding privacy, hospitals no longer notify the parish
office if parishioners are admitted. Please contact the Rectory if you or
one of your family members are going to be hospitalized.
RECTORY BUSINESS HOURS
Monday through Friday, 9:00 am - 12:00 & 1:00 - 4:00 pm
BULLETIN NOTICES
Submit in writing to Rectory before 10:00 am Mondays.
Email address: [email protected]
CATHOLIC CHARITIES 3020 18th St. Suite 17 563-3833
SIMON HOUSE THRIFT STORE
1853 10th Ave. 564-8444
Hours: 10:00 am - 5:30 pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday.
Thursday 10:00 am - 6:30 pm. Saturday 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Donations: Anytime during business hours.
 Richard Stenger
Nick Fehringer
 Em Wunderlich
 Leonard Drozd & Denise Klassen
 Dorothy Hiemer
Lucille Novak
 Margaret Brandenburg
Poor Souls (Brookesone-Communion Service)
Tony Zabawa
Harold Hyland
Verlene Dohmen
Parishioner’s of St. Bonaventure
 Louise Wolfe
 Ron Bernt-Anniv.
 Germaine Liebig
 Julia Villegas-Spanish
Glen Brandt
Liturgical Roles Weekend of May 9 & 10
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SATURDAY-5:00 PM
Presider: Fr. Tim Forgét
G Engelbert/E or J Heimann/P Parry
Randy Wieser
K Williams, B Lassek, M Liebig
Campbell/Stuhr/Studnicka/Bierman/Wojcik/Jahn
Men’s Choir
SUNDAY-7:00 AM
Presider: Fr. Mike Keating
P Bogus/S Gonka/W Piitz
Phil Buhman
C & L Cox, P Engel
Woodward/Gates/Bernt
SUNDAY-9:00 AM
Presider: Fr. Tim Forgét
M Becker/L Naughton/B Kuta
Willie Piitz
M Simons, N & L Ostdiek
Albracht/McPhillips/Massman/Jasper/Tworek/Reiff/Blum
Beth Augustine-Schulte
SUNDAY-11:00 PM
Presider: Fr. Mike Keating
K or M Cox/J Bator/P Phillips
Terry Kane
C & G Odbert, K Chohon
Landkamer/Nicolas/Curtis/Davis
Dolores Bristol & Jan Moser
SUNDAY-6:30 PM
Presider: Fr. Tim Forgét
L Klug/K Wood
Elaine Zoucha
R Luebe, W & H Allen
Eisenmenger/Motley/Ternus/Wolpert/Dubas/Badura

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