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St. Ann
16550 290TH STREET
· LONG GROVE, IOWA 52756Phone: 563-285-4596
· Fax: 563-285-4897
St. Ann Web Page: www.stannslonggrove.org
Catholic church St. Ann Email: secretary@stannslonggrove.org
JA N U A RY 2 3 - 2 4 , 2 0 2 1 3 R D S U N DAY I N O R D I N A RY T I M E
FAITH, FARMS AND CLIMATE:
Iowa Farmers Helping Solve Our
Climate Crisis:
Matt Russell, Executive Director of Iowa
Interfaith Power and Light and a 5th
generation Iowa farmer, will lead farmers
and farmland owners in a discussion on
Wednesday, January 27 from 9:30-11:30
a.m. about how Iowa farms can provide
solutions to our most important
environmental challenges.
Farmer innovation around clean energy,
reduced tillage, growing a wider variety of
crops, growing something all year such as
cover crops, and integrating livestock into
cropping systems will be vital to the next
agricultural revolution. The gathering will
be a Zoom Event, so registration will be
needed.
To register online, visit
www.theprairieretreat.org
or contact Claudia Scharf
at 563-336-8414
or e-mail olpretreat@gmail.com.
There is no fee for this
Congregation of the Humility of
Mary Community Outreach Event.
SURPLUS GROUNDS
EQUIPMENT
The Parish has a MTD 8 h.p.
snow blower, 26" width,
electric start, 2 stage, track
mounted, 12" impeller, for
sale.
Asking price is $500.00 or
best offer.
Call 563-285-4596 to
schedule an appointment to
view the equipment .
.
3RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THIS WEEK: READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF:
1/23 Sat Juanita Middleton 4:00 p.m. Jan.23—24 - The 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
1/24 Sun Michael Heiderken 8:00 a.m. This Weekend:
1/24 Sun People of the Parish 10:30 a.m. Jonah 3:1-5, 10; Psalm 25:4-9;
1/26 Tue Ted Collington 8:30 a.m. 1 Corinthians 7:29-31; Mark 1:14-20
1/27 Wed Ann McGrath 8:30 a.m.
1/28 Thur Jean Newell 8:30 a.m. Monday: Acts 22:3-16; Psalm 117:1-2; Mark 16:15-18
1/29 Fri Sam & Mary Roe 8:30 a.m. Tuesday: 2 Timothy 1:1-8; or Titus 1:1-5;
Psalm 96:1-3, 7-8a, 10;
1/30 Sat People of the Parish 4:00 p.m.
Mark 3:31-35 or Luke 10:1-9
1/31 Sun Marvin & Doris Hintze 8:00 a.m.
1/31 Sun Brent Ohl 10:30 a.m. Wednesday: Hebrews 10:11-18; Psalm 110:1-4; Mark 4:1-20
Please contact the office if you are interested in Thursday: Hebrews 10:19-25; Psalm 24:1-6; Mark 4:21-25
requesting a Mass be said for a friend or loved Friday: Hebrews 10:32-39; Psalm 37:3-6, 23-24, 39-40:
one. We are now scheduling Masses for 2021.
Mark 3:13-19
Saturday: Hebrews 9:2-3, 11-14; Psalm 47:2-3, 6-9;
WEEKLY OFFERINGS: Mark 3:20-21
(Fiscal year is Next week: Jan.30-31 — The 4th Sunday in Ordinary Time
July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021)
Deuteronomy 18:15-20; Psalm 95:1-2, 6-9
ENVELOPES/AUTOMATED GIVING: 1 Corinthians 7:32-35; Mark 1:21-28
Jan. 16-17 $ 8,967 .00
YTD collection: $ 269,655.00 ANNUAL DIOCESAN APPEAL:
Goal for YTD: $ 281,718.00 Please help St. Ann meet the Annual Diocesan
Goal for fiscal year $ 505,141.00
Appeal goal! If you have already made a
UNDER Goal: $ -12,063.00
pledge, thank you! If you have not, please
DEBT RETIREMENT:
consider giving what you are able. $4618 is
Thru December, 2020
still needed to meet our pledge goal. Any
Total for December $ 22,012.00 money not pledged will have to be paid out of
Monthly payment YTD: 89,340.00
Collected YTD: $ 80,807.00
the St. Ann operating funds. St. Ann has met
UNDER Goal: $ - 8,533.00 the ADA goal for the last five years, so it can
ROOF REPLACEMENT COLLECTION: be done with your help!
As of Jan. 3, 2021: $ 10,380.00 Lector & Eucharistic Minister Schedule
On-line giving is available as are stock donations.
Contact the office for more information. This Week— JANUARY 23
4:00 p.m.: Kelly Greenleaf, Brian Murphy, Cindy Grems
ST. ANN OFFICE HOURS:
Monday— Thursday 8:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m. JANUARY 24
Friday 8:00 a.m. — Noon 8:00 a.m.: Betty Zimmer, Chris Green, ????
BULLETIN DEADLINE: Friday, 12:00 NOON
EXCEPTION: If there is a holiday during the 10:30 a.m.: ????, ????, ????
following week, bulletin is due the previous JANUARY 30
Wednesday (10 days in advance.), OR AS
LISTED IN THE BULLETIN! 4:00 p.m.: Betty Zimmer, Cindy Grems,
Weekend Mass Schedule: Nancy Shannon
Saturday 4:00 p.m.
Sunday 8:00 & 10:30 a.m. JANUARY 31
Weekday Mass Schedule :
Tuesdays — Fridays: Mass 8:30 a.m. 8:00 a.m.: Joyce Kloft, Chris Green, ????
BLESSED SACRAMENT CHAPEL IS OPEN.
SOCIAL DISTANCING! 10:30 a.m.: ????, ????, ????16550 290th Street Long Grove, IA 52756 Phone: 563-285-4596 Fax: 563-285-4897
PARISH HAPPENINGS
PRAYER TIME ON FAITH FORMATION NEWS:
FACEBOOK LIVE:
This is the 3rd Sunday in Ordinary time.
Join Candy Sunday
evenings at 8:00 p.m. Read together the Gospel of
Mark 1:14-20 and answer these
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COMPANIONS ON THE JOURNEY: questions:
For more information about COMPANIONS,
a grief support group, contact Judy Loussaert - Where did Jesus go after John the
- jloussaert@yahoo.com, Baptist had been arrested?
or Candy—cboucher@stannslonggrove.org - Who were the first 2 Apostles of Jesus
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ADORATION OF THE BLESSED called? What did Jesus say He would
SACRMENT: make them?
Fridays from Noon until 5:00 p.m. - How did the men whom Jesus called
in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel.
to be Apostles respond to Jesus’ call?
All Rules of social distancing need
to be observed, and a limit of 4 - What did Jesus call for people to do
people at one time. Please sign in at the when He proclaimed the Gospel to them?
table at the door. To _ _ _ _ _ _ and _ _ _ _ _ _.
NORTH SCOTT FOOD PANTRY: LIVE THE LITURGY
JANUARY: Soup, pasta, hot & cold cereal INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK
FEBRUARY: Canned meats, canned meals,
granola bars.
“Repent, and believe in the gospel.”
The Food Pantry is open: Some type of honest and sincere repentance is
Tuesday evening—5:30—7:00 p.m. necessary for any type of authentic growth and
Friday morning— 9:30—11:00 a.m. maturity. We have to come to the realization,
unless we are happy wallowing in immaturity
The North Scott Food Pantry is located on the and superficiality, that the way we have been
northwest side of Faith Lutheran Church, doing things is not the best or the healthiest.
500 W. Le Claire Rd, Eldridge.
There isn’t a human being alive who hasn’t
We are still collecting food and supplies for acted foolishly or erratically at the cost of almost
the NS Food Pantry. Thank you for your losing a treasured relationship. “Why did I act
donations. that way?” is a question we often ponder after
Thoughts about donations to the Food some reflection and enlightenment. Faith works
Pantry: the same way.
Boxed milk is greatly appreciated! It is Stumbling through life and bumping up
used in many food preparations, like against meaninglessness, a person can begin to
mac and cheese. see that something significant is missing. They
Lots of people donate spaghetti and see that there is merit to a relationship with
pasta sauce. God and an embrace of faith. Before these can
Cooking oil is needed for many recipes. take root, sincere sorrow for past wrong doing,
Flour and sugar are treats! missed opportunities, errors in judgment, and
Tea bags and coffee are caring gifts. short sightedness is necessary. Repentance is
Cake mix and frosting make it possible to necessary. Then having realized that we were
make a child’s birthday cake. walking in darkness, we can rejoice that by
Cash is always accepted by the Pantry!!! God’s grace we now see the light. ©LPi
.Web Page: www.stannslonggrove.org January 23-24, 2021
St. Ann Staff 563-285-4596 GOSPEL MEDITATION
Fr. Joseph Wolf, Pastor wolfj@diodav.org January 23-24, 2021
Sally Schulz, schulz@stannslonggrove.org
Director of Music Ministries 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mary Woerdehoff, mwoerdehoff@stannslonggrove.org It was a normal day by all accounts, but
Bookkeeper John just wasn’t feeling himself. He was a
Nancy Shannon, Jane Bergendahl—Secretary-Office Manager little lightheaded and out of sorts and
secretary@stannslonggrove.org certainly not himself. Later in the afternoon,
Dwight Gittings, Maintenance Manager he experienced chest a sharp pain in his
chest and arm. Quick thinking and action
Ministers of Faith Formation brought John to the Emergency Department
Joyce Kloft, Pre-K/Grades 1-6 jkloft@stannslonggrove.org with a diagnosis of a significant heart attack.
Julia Jones, Grades 7-12 jjones@stannslonggrove.org Surviving this ordeal, he found himself face
Candy Boucher, Adult Faith cboucher@stannslonggrove.org to face with his cardiologist having an honest
conversation about things that needed to
Parish Council: - Merlin Arensdorff, Pres. change.
Kevin Cahill, V. Pres. “I came close to death,” John found himself
Cynthia Grems—Sec. thinking. Then came the remorse. He was a
Merlin (Arnie) Arensdorff- Buildings & Grounds young man with a loving wife and children
Dave Boeding— Finance who were very close to facing life without
Kevin Cahill— Finance him. John found himself with intense sorrow
Cynthia Grems—Liturgy for living an unchecked and self-indulgent
Holly Loussaert— Social Action life that almost brought him to his demise. He
Megan Olsen—Faith Formation wanted to change.
Jennifer Rochholz—Church Life / Family Life We all have our wake-up calls. We have
Ron Sebastian — Knights of Columbus experiences and encounters that call us to
Darla Zrostlik—Stewardship really think twice about choices we have
made and directions we have taken. Often,
Student Members of Parish Council: we find ourselves looking at those we have
Maddie Gottschalk Will Kruse hurt square in the eye and wallowing in our
Meara Gottschalk Alex Upmeyer foolishness. We regrettably realize that we
Lectors/Eucharistic Ministers: Nancy Shannon 340-7350 have allowed our ego needs to lure us into
Altar Servers: Kathy Linderman-Hill 563-940-8058 making some cruel mistakes. We impulsively
Finance Council say things and flippantly do things that
Mike Bauer 340-1206 David Boeding 289-3190 reveal our unredeemed and unhealed self. It
Roger Bousselot 847-5887 Kevin Cahill 282-9699
is a self we stumble over and try to tame but
Mary Ann Curran 285-8739 Mary Beth Madden 285-6468
can’t quite seem to master and control. Help!
Julie Newell 285-6498 Joe Ragona 349-9272 We spin our wheels naively thinking that we
Fr. Joseph Wolf 285-4596 Jerry Vollbeer 320-6799 will somehow, perhaps through persistence,
get ourselves unstuck. But, we don’t. We just
————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————
CATHOLIC MESSENGER IS A REAL get out of the car, feeling very helpless, and
ignorantly look at the mess we got ourselves
VALUE! Each week, The Catholic into. Did we ever think to ask someone for
Messenger reflects the life of the church help? Or, taken the advice of One who is
throughout the world with an emphasis on wiser and avoid this route altogether?
diocesan news, parishes and our Catholic “Come after me,” are words that Jesus says
to all of us. In order to heed his invitation, we
schools. Learn how other Catholics are living have to leave our ego-self behind and follow.
out their faith and the joys and struggles that When we really see and understand the
come with it. We help you stay connected at freedom, peace, justice, and love he offers,
a time when a pandemic demands adaptation we find ourselves with such sorrow in our
and creativity in responding to the needs of hearts for how foolish and silly we have
been. All of the misguided choices and sinful
the faithful. Read about what Bishop Thomas actions come full view and we see how risky
Zinkula is up to and benefit from his insights our random impassioned behaviors really
and teaching. The Messenger is a real value have been. Repentance is beautiful. When
at $29 for 50 issues, print and/or e-edition. done with a sincere and contrite heart, it
directs us to the glory that can be ours,
Contact the church office if you have any ignites us with the challenge of living a life in
questions. service of others and reminds us that all is
well. ©LPi
.Web Page: www.stannslonggrove.org January 23-24, 2021
St. Ann Staff 563-285-4596 GOSPEL MEDITATION
Fr. Joseph Wolf, Pastor wolfj@diodav.org January 23-24, 2021
Sally Schulz, schulz@stannslonggrove.org
Director of Music Ministries 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time
Mary Woerdehoff, mwoerdehoff@stannslonggrove.org It was a normal day by all accounts, but
Bookkeeper John just wasn’t feeling himself. He was a
Nancy Shannon, Jane Bergendahl—Secretary-Office Manager little lightheaded and out of sorts and
secretary@stannslonggrove.org certainly not himself. Later in the afternoon,
Dwight Gittings, Maintenance Manager he experienced chest a sharp pain in his
chest and arm. Quick thinking and action
Ministers of Faith Formation brought John to the Emergency Department
Joyce Kloft, Pre-K/Grades 1-6 jkloft@stannslonggrove.org with a diagnosis of a significant heart attack.
Julia Jones, Grades 7-12 jjones@stannslonggrove.org Surviving this ordeal, he found himself face
Candy Boucher, Adult Faith cboucher@stannslonggrove.org to face with his cardiologist having an honest
conversation about things that needed to
Parish Council: - Merlin Arensdorff, Pres. change.
Kevin Cahill, V. Pres. “I came close to death,” John found himself
Cynthia Grems—Sec. thinking. Then came the remorse. He was a
Merlin (Arnie) Arensdorff- Buildings & Grounds young man with a loving wife and children
Dave Boeding— Finance who were very close to facing life without
Kevin Cahill— Finance him. John found himself with intense sorrow
Cynthia Grems—Liturgy for living an unchecked and self-indulgent
Holly Loussaert— Social Action life that almost brought him to his demise. He
Megan Olsen—Faith Formation wanted to change.
Jennifer Rochholz—Church Life / Family Life We all have our wake-up calls. We have
Ron Sebastian — Knights of Columbus experiences and encounters that call us to
Darla Zrostlik—Stewardship really think twice about choices we have
made and directions we have taken. Often,
Student Members of Parish Council: we find ourselves looking at those we have
Maddie Gottschalk Will Kruse hurt square in the eye and wallowing in our
Meara Gottschalk Alex Upmeyer foolishness. We regrettably realize that we
Lectors/Eucharistic Ministers: Nancy Shannon 340-7350 have allowed our ego needs to lure us into
Altar Servers: Kathy Linderman-Hill 563-940-8058 making some cruel mistakes. We impulsively
Finance Council say things and flippantly do things that
Mike Bauer 340-1206 David Boeding 289-3190 reveal our unredeemed and unhealed self. It
Roger Bousselot 847-5887 Kevin Cahill 282-9699
is a self we stumble over and try to tame but
Mary Ann Curran 285-8739 Mary Beth Madden 285-6468
can’t quite seem to master and control. Help!
Julie Newell 285-6498 Joe Ragona 349-9272 We spin our wheels naively thinking that we
Fr. Joseph Wolf 285-4596 Jerry Vollbeer 320-6799 will somehow, perhaps through persistence,
get ourselves unstuck. But, we don’t. We just
————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————
CATHOLIC MESSENGER IS A REAL get out of the car, feeling very helpless, and
ignorantly look at the mess we got ourselves
VALUE! Each week, The Catholic into. Did we ever think to ask someone for
Messenger reflects the life of the church help? Or, taken the advice of One who is
throughout the world with an emphasis on wiser and avoid this route altogether?
diocesan news, parishes and our Catholic “Come after me,” are words that Jesus says
to all of us. In order to heed his invitation, we
schools. Learn how other Catholics are living have to leave our ego-self behind and follow.
out their faith and the joys and struggles that When we really see and understand the
come with it. We help you stay connected at freedom, peace, justice, and love he offers,
a time when a pandemic demands adaptation we find ourselves with such sorrow in our
and creativity in responding to the needs of hearts for how foolish and silly we have
been. All of the misguided choices and sinful
the faithful. Read about what Bishop Thomas actions come full view and we see how risky
Zinkula is up to and benefit from his insights our random impassioned behaviors really
and teaching. The Messenger is a real value have been. Repentance is beautiful. When
at $29 for 50 issues, print and/or e-edition. done with a sincere and contrite heart, it
directs us to the glory that can be ours,
Contact the church office if you have any ignites us with the challenge of living a life in
questions. service of others and reminds us that all is
well. ©LPi
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