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St. Francis of Assisi Parish
Humphrey, Nebraska
The Tau
January 2022 Volume 14, Number 5
Dear Parishioners,
One of the things I do to try and relate with toddlers is to ask them to “give me five” or “knuckles”. Except
for the boldest of them, this usually takes a little coaxing. Once they come out of their shell, however, they
will usually get quite excited about this opportunity, especially if I pretend like they’ve hurt my hand as
soon as they strike it. They’ll laugh and giggle and seem genuinely pleased with themselves, even if I
pretend like I’m crying from the pain they have inflicted. In fact, the more I pretend to cry and wail in pain,
the more they seem to enjoy it. It really seems kind of twisted, when you think about it. What do toddlers
find so delightful?
Well, at first I thought it was Original Sin corrupting the fallen human. But I don’t think so. I no longer
believe that they are delighting in my pain, but rather they are rejoicing in their power; a power that can do
more than they had ever thought possible. If this is true, then it is a beautiful thing!
But wait a minute. Did I say that right? Did I really just say that a desire for power is a beautiful thing? The
answer is absolutely yes. After all, what is a thirst for power but a thirst for God, who is indeed all-
powerful? In fact, God Himself imbeds this desire within us as a way of drawing us closer to Him; through
our desire to share with Him, to become one with His power.
This is actually seen quite profoundly in the story of our first parents, Adam and Eve. Recall that the true
temptation of the devil was to become like God to become powerful. This worked so efficiently because the
devil, as he always does, counterfeited a noble desire. Instead of becoming powerful like God who came,
not to be served, but to serve, the devil convinced Adam and Eve that this desire for power could be satisfied
through autonomy; by doing whatever they wanted. It is precisely this same twisted understanding of power
that infects our world with every form of selfishness, violence and discrimination.
Fortunately, Jesus Christ came to restore a proper understanding of this beautiful desire for power. By living
His life in service to others, even to the point of enduring an unjust sentence of death, Jesus gained for us
the power we truly crave; not the power of autonomy that leads to selfishness, violence and discrimination,
but the true power to be like God through the Gift of the Holy Spirit. In a very real sense, the Holy Spirit
fulfills the desire of our first parents by allowing us to be so like God that we can truly call ourselves His
children!
Of course, this is also why the desire for power embedded in all of us cannot be satisfied with the ability
to dominate, to control or to be autonomous, as the devil continues to convince us of today. Rather, Jesus
tells us that this desire is only satisfied with the ability to forgive. “Receive the Holy Spirit,” Jesus says in
the gospel of St. John. “Whose sins you forgive are forgiven and whose sins you retain are retained.” And,
when you think about it, this makes perfect sense. After all, which is a more powerful act? To lash out, hold
a grudge or become angry whenever we are wronged? Anyone can do that! No, true power is our ability toturn the other cheek, to bear wrongs patiently and to forgive those who have harmed us. You see, forgiveness is the most power any human being can exercise, which is probably why it is so difficult. But notice how profoundly this power can and has changed the world. The forgiveness of Jesus on the cross won the conversion of the good thief. The forgiveness of St. Stephen the martyr as he was being stoned won the conversion of all of us by converting St. Paul, the apostle to the Gentiles. The forgiveness of all the martyrs throughout the history of the Church brought continuous growth in every age and country. This same forgiveness can work just as profoundly in our own age. It is a power of the Holy Spirit given to every child of God. All we have to do is use it. In Christ, Rev. Eric Olsen
January 2022
The daily Mass schedule will be announced on a weekly basis at the weekend Masses.
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
January 31 1
*5:30 PM-Solemnity *Feast of the
of Mary Eve Mass Solemnity of Mary,
the Mother of God
*10 AM-Solemnity
of Mary Mass
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
*7 PM-”Rosary for *NO SCHOOL *School Resumes *6:30 PM-PRE *Bank of the Valley *TBD-First Friday *3 PM-GBB @
Peace & Unity” in *Teacher In-Service *Start of 3rd Quarter Deposit Day Mass Burwell
Church *6:15 PM-GB @ *8:30 AM-7 PM- *4 PM-GBB w/ *Archdiocese
Norfolk Catholic Adoration Howells/Dodge Collection for the
*6 PM-JVBB @ *5 PM-Benediction Seminary @ Mass
Twin River
*7 PM-Parish
Council Meeting
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
*Archdiocese *4:30 PM-JHBB w/ *7 PM-Finance *7:30 AM-FFA *8:30 AM-7 PM- *4 PM-GBB w/
Collection for the Fullerton Board Meeting Meeting Adoration Clarkson/Leigh
Seminary @ Mass *2:30 PM-JHGBB @ *6 PM-JHBB @
*7 PM-”Rosary for St. Edward Scotus
*6 PM-First
Peace & Unity” in Reconciliation *6:15 PM-GB w/
Church Parent Meeting Pierce
*6:30 PM-PRE *7:30 PM-Knights
*7 PM-Athletic Board of Columbus
Meeting Meeting
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
*7 PM-”Rosary for *GB Conference *BB Conference *NO PM Bus *Bank of the Valley *Northeast Nebraska *GBB Conference
Peace & Unity” in Tournament Tournament Service Deposit Day March for Life Tournament Finals
Church *6 PM-JHGB @ *Speech @ Howells *GB Conference *BB Conference @ St. Paul
Stanton *1 PM-Dismissal Tournament Tournament *10 AM & 1 PM-
*6:30 PM-PRE *8:30 AM-7 PM- *Monthly Tuition First Reconciliation
Adoration Processed & in Church
Cafeteria Payments *Speech @ Scotus
Due
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
*7 PM-”Rosary for *4 PM-JHBB @ *4 PM-GBB w/ *HS Adopt-A-Child *FFA District *GS Adopt-A-Child *Speech @ Logan
Peace & Unity” in Battle Creek St. Edward Day Livestock Judging Day View
Church *6:30 PM-PRE @ NECC *6:15 PM-BB @ *Athletic Board
*8:30 AM-7 PM- Norfolk Catholic Soup Supper During
Adoration GBB Games
*10 AM-JHGBB @
Riverside Tourney
*3 PM-GBB w/
Lutheran High NE
30 31
*7 PM-”Rosary for *Sophomore Class
Peace & Unity” in Play for GS
Church *1 PM-JHGBB @
Riverside
Catholic Schools WeekSunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1 Solemnity of Mary
The daily Mass schedule will be
January 2022
10am +Kenny Bender
announced on a weekly basis at the
weekend Masses and will be posted
on the front doors of church. 5:30pm For The
People Of The Cluster
Parishes
2 3 4 5 6 7 8am Souls of the 8
faithfully departed
10am L/D +Anton & 8am L/D +Alvin & +Dave Fuchs
+Roberta Buresh Shirley Fischer 8am +Everett 8am Dick & Sally 8am +Eileen Brandl +Mary Lloyd 5:30pm +Jeanie Engel
Family & +Pauline Family & L/D +Jesus Hemmer Classen +Evelyn Wojcik
Sander & +Mary Perales +Clarence Shemek
+Bert Feik
Family +Duane Beiermann
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
10am +Kenny Bender 8am +Kelly Korth 8am +Jeanie Engel 8am +Maryann 8am +Erwin Zach 8am +Rich Wegener 5:30pm +Virgil &
Nienaber (BD) +Phyllis Kuta
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
10am +Eileen Brandl 8am L/D +Alvin & 8am +Glenn Hemmer 8am +Terry 8am +Pauline Sander 8am In Thanksgiving 5:30pm +Kerry Korth
Shirley Fischer McPhillips & L/D +Ronnie from the Rich & Len & Adele
Family Campbell Family Wegener Family Hassenstab
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
10am Dick & Sally 8am L/D Paul & 8am +Virgil & +Phyllis 8am +Terry 8am In Thanksgiving 8am Jim & Deb 5:30pm +Erwin Zach
Classen & +Tom Bonnie Ramaekers Kuta McPhillips From The Pauline Herchenbach Family
Brockhaus (A) Family Sander Family
30 31
10am L/D +Lenny (A) 8am +Jamie (A) &
& Bernie Fuchs +Karen L. Weidner
FamilySunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
1
January 2022
Mary Lou Finkral
Charlotte Ternus
St. Francis of Assisi Parish Birthdays
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Julie Preister Katherine Klug Crystal Foltz Tim Deets Terry Brockhaus Brisa Reigle Bob Foltz
Linda Bender Carson Weidner Dustin Kessler Caleb Killham Krista Hooker Ava Ternus Crystal Harper
Joan Korth Brooklyn McKay Mary Hemmer
Pam Wemhoff Randy Preister
Ryan Zach Boyd Wegener
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
Grant Howard Marvin Classen Jalyssa Hasteiter Beverly James Emily Droescher Adam Wietfeld
Kelli Foltz
Olivia Wemhoff Jasmine Heesacker Victoria Ternus Tyrel Wegener
Renee Gilsdorf
Sharon Theilen Earl Widhalm Russ Wilshusen Brad Keller
Linda Moeller
June Molczyk
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
Rich Fleischer Isaac Classen Georgia Hunsley Lois Beiermann Beth Keller Jarrett Fittje Len Hassenstab
Russal Foltz Jill Werner Kevin Small Jedd Fischer
Brooke Hemmer Taylor Werner Daniel Wegener Donna Wemhoff
23 24 25 26 27 28 29
Kline Abner Chris Braun Jodie Eisenmenger Roman Abner Pat Duesman Jim Classen
Mark Geilenkirchen Dorothy Hemmer Hadley Frauendorfer Barrett Brandl Kevin Kosch Jeannette Helmer
Jackson Kosch Jody Preister Blake Krings Spencer Eisenmenger Jacob Sjuts Lyle Hillen
Terry Sjuts Dorothy Pfeifer Autumn Fittje Jason Sjuts Preston Wegener
Barry Tasa Jim Olmer
30 31
Jason Fittje Tim Hamling
Christina Hastreiter Bob Zach
Riggins SvitakSt. Francis of Assisi Parish Pastoral Council Minutes
November 30, 2021
The meeting of the parish pastoral council was called to order by President Duane Kosch at
7:00 PM on Thursday, November 30, 2021. Fr. Olsen led the opening prayer. Members present
were Fr. Eric Olsen, Erik Baumgart, Ken Classen, Janet Eisenmenger, Dan Fehringer, Duane
Kosch, Taylor Werner and Kari Wieseler. Bryan Reichmuth and Brandon Morfeld were excused.
The minutes from the October 28, 2021, meeting were reviewed and approved as written.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
School Board:
Thank you to Lindsey Kosch for her years of service on the school board. Todd Preister will serve
another term on school board, and Brent Reichmuth has been selected as a new member to serve
his first term.
The 6th-8th grade classes were able to attend a life skills/sportsmanship retreat in Lincoln that was
dedicated to youth. Added bonus was that they were able to attend a Husker women’s game seeing
St. Francis alumni, Allison Weidner, play basketball.
In a very difficult and challenging year, kudos was given to the teachers for their work in prepping
the grade school children for daily Mass. Fr. Olsen has been very impressed with their participation
and behavior at Mass.
Coop results were reviewed. The results show St. Francis in support of the coop but Lindsay Holy
Family not in support of the coop. Fr. Olsen has reached out to the Archdiocese to get advisement
on whether to move forward.
Discussion was held as to options for a religion teacher as Fr. Wayne Pavela has confirmed he is
done teaching at the end of the 2nd quarter.
Finance Board:
In the event funds need to be covered for the school finances, it was discussed that the school
savings would be used first, and then subsidies.
Discussion was held on past due tuition accounts. Further discussion will resume at the next
finance board meeting.
Development:
Results have yet to be finalized, but preliminary results show this year’s event to be a top five
(maybe even top three) finish for the Blue and White Night. To-go meals were still very popular
this year for those unable to attend. Thank you to Michael and Lori Wegener for the substantial
amount of time they donated to lining up the online auction.OLD BUSINESS: Duane Kosch is continuing to work on the bat issue at this time. The Knights of Columbus paid for the replacement of the door on the northwest corner of the church. Thank you for this generous donation. A quote has been obtained to install an automatic locking door system on the church like the school uses. For the last several years, volunteers have been coming to the church each morning and evening, locking and unlocking the church doors. The quote was reviewed and approved to proceed with moving forward with this system. PASTOR’S REPORT: The current parish pastoral council members will remain on until next year, and an election will be held at that time. Due to Christmas being on Saturday this year, Saturday Masses will not fulfill the Sunday obligation. Christmas Masses this year will be as follows: St. Francis, Humphrey: Christmas Eve – 5:30 PM, Christmas Day – 10:00 AM St. Mary’s, Leigh: Midnight Mass Holy Family, Lindsay: Christmas Eve – 5:00 PM, Christmas Day 8:00 AM St. Michael’s, Tarnov: Christmas Eve, 7:00 PM For the school 2nd semester, there will be six theology classes that will need to be covered, Ms. Vitoria Wiese will teach the Freshmen religion class. Fr. Olsen will teach the sophomores, which leaves the junior and senior classes that need to be covered. Fr. Olsen plans to contact the Archdiocese to obtain an updated status on Fr. Steve Emanuel and how they plan to assist with covering these two religion classes. There has been research into adult education programs and there are plans to purchase the “Formed” life instruction module to potentially use for some of our upper classes as well as adult parishioners. The parish council was challenged to consider ideas on how to form small group opportunities structured around adult faith formation. As previously mentioned, Fr. Olsen has reached out to the Chancellor of the Omaha Archdiocese who handles the business segment to obtain advice on the coop. He has been in contact with Deacon Tim McNeal, and there are plans for a consultant to meet with the Archdiocese to discuss and evaluate a pastoral planning project already in progress. Fr. Olsen also wants to bring up a discussion on whether a priest should be in charge of the Catholic school (serve as president) or if a lay person would be better suited for this position. The question was asked for an update on our current teaching openings. There was an applicant for the business teacher position, but this has not progressed. There is currently interest from an
upcoming college graduate for the high school science teacher position. There was an applicant for the 4th grade position, but Mrs. McPhillips is interested in continuing her position going forward. There is, however, an opening at this position at Lindsay Holy Family, so this may be something this applicant would be able to fill. Additional interest has also been expressed for lower elementary positions in the event that something opens up. The meeting adjourned at 8:09 PM with a prayer. The next meeting is scheduled for January 6, 2022, at 7 PM in the parish rectory. Respectfully, Kari Wieseler, Secretary
St. Francis of Assisi Athletic Board Minutes
December 15, 2021
The St. Francis athletic board held a meeting on Wednesday, December 15, 2021, in the high
school library. The meeting was called to order at 7 PM by Athletic Director Eric Kessler.
Members present were Eric Kessler, Kevin Bender, Linda Bender, Deacon Tim Howard, Melissa
Howard, Paula Kosch, Josh Wessel, Erica Wessel, Adam Wietfeld and Karen Wietfeld. Kevin
Kosch was excused.
The meeting opened with a prayer led by Eric Kessler.
The minutes were reviewed. A motion to approve the minutes was made by Deacon Tim Howard
and seconded by Kevin Bender.
The treasurer’s report was reviewed. A motion to approve was made by Josh Wessel and seconded
by Paula Kosch.
The expenses were reviewed. A motion to approve the expenses was made by Karen Wietfeld and
seconded by Erica Wessel.
The “Split the Pot” half-court shot, 3-point-shot and free throw shot prizes were reviewed and
updated.
A parent worker list will be created for the Athletic Board soup supper which is set for Saturday,
January 29. Chili soup and chicken noodle soup will be served with cinnamon rolls, dessert and
drinks.
This year’s Holiday Basketball Tournament hosted by Crofton will begin on December 28 with
the Lady Flyers playing West Point-Beemer at 2 PM. The boys will follow at 3:30 PM. They will
begin the tournament matched up with West Point-Beemer as well.
The next meeting is scheduled for January 12, 2022, at 7 PM.
The meeting adjourned at 7:50 PM.
Linda Bender, SecretaryLiturgical Ministers for January 2022 - February 2022
Thank you for your ministry to your parish !! It is truly stewardship in action when we have all of the ministries filled at all the Masses!
We ask that you mark your calendars and if you cannot be present to fulfill your obligation, that you trade with someone on the list, or find a replacement.
Weekend Lectors Servers E.M.H.C. Greeters Offertory
Friday Rita Keller Emily Stricklin Paul & Jodie Volunteers Justin & Britney Foltz
December 31, 2021 Jocelyn Classen Eisenmenger
5:30 PM
Saturday Gene McPhillips Wyatt Brandl Dean Korus Volunteers Larry & Sharlene
January 1, 2022 Jacob Keller Jeff Korus Hamling
10 AM
Saturday Terri Wilshusen Drew Engel Jordan Bender Tim & Beverly Zach Kevin & Linda Bender
January 1, 2022 Tyson Wietfeld Nathan Classen
5:30 PM
Sunday Gary Braun Jaiden Anderson Glenn & DeAnna Bob & Shari Haiar Dave & Elaine Gilsdorf
January 2, 2022 Jadyn Olmer Heinen
10 AM
Saturday Chris Braun Gavin Geilenkirchen Deacon Tim Howard Tim & Connie Foltz Barry & Radell Tasa
January 8, 2022 Mason Geilenkirchen Lynn Teply
5:30 PM
Sunday Ethan Bruland Dominick Preister Deacon Dennis Ryan & Karla Zach Jack & Cindy Boesch
January 9, 2022 Jett Reichmuth Anderson
10 AM Bob Haiar
Saturday Ken Classen Jacob Keller Alan & Jayne Ternus Milo & Rita Herink Dan & Sheri Wessel
January 15, 2022 Tucker Czarnick
5:30 PM
Sunday Ron Denkinger Eli McPhillips Chelsea Werner Ken & Jane Backes Rich & Susan Braun
January 16, 2022 Jaiden Anderson Ryan Goetsch
10 AM
Saturday Jodie Eisenmenger September Babel Missy Braun Francis & Connie Duane & Lindsey
January 22, 2022 Jocelyn Classen Haley Schrage Jaixen Kosch
5:30 PMLiturgical Ministers for January 2022 - February 2022
Thank you for your ministry to your parish !! It is truly stewardship in action when we have all of the ministries filled at all the Masses!
We ask that you mark your calendars and if you cannot be present to fulfill your obligation, that you trade with someone on the list, or find a replacement.
Weekend Lectors Servers E.M.H.C. Greeters Offertory
Sunday Jordan Bender Gavin Geilenkirchen Deacon Tim Howard Mike & Carmen Foltz Jim & Marilyn
January 23, 2022 Mason Geilenkirchen Steve Wieser Eisenmenger
10 AM
Saturday Paul Eisenmenger Gage Braun Deacon Dennis Lynn Teply Bill & Mary Ann Babel
January 29, 2022 Grace Braun Anderson Karen Werner
5:30 PM Jodie Eisenmenger
Sunday Makenna Wietfeld Phillip Keller Deacon Kent Sachau Mark & Jeanne Jim & Lisa Classen
January 30, 2022 Wyatt Brandl Taylor Werner Brockhaus
10 AM
Saturday Sharlene Hamling Khloe Hooker Gary Braun Dorothy Brandt Ted & Jackie Wegener
February 5, 2022 Emily Stricklin Karen Wietfeld Betty Brockhuas
5:30 PM
Sunday Ginny Fehringer Jett Dunn Deacon Kent Sachau Mary Anne Haschke Jerry & Jane Sander
February 6, 2022 Tanner Classen Dean Korus Debbie Huettner
10 AM
Saturday Bob Haiar Carter Howard Deacon Tim Howard Jim & Marcia Schrant Leon & Barb Bender
February 12, 2022 Harrison Howard Jarod Podliska
5:30 PM
Sunday Corrine Haiar Tatum Classen Glenn & DeAnna Glenn & Joyce Ternus Randy & Sharon
February 13, 2022 Ty Classen Heinen Wegener
10 AM
Saturday Kim Jarosz Cade Wietfeld Paul & Jodie Milo & Rita Herink Steve & Amy
February 19, 2022 Tate Wietfeld Eisenmenger Brockhaus
5:30 PM
Sunday Rita Keller Jadyn Olmer Steve & Karen Wieser Dan & Ginny Fehringer Terry & Michelle
February 20, 2022 Eli McPhillips Wemhoff
10 AMLiturgical Ministers for January 2022 - February 2022
Thank you for your ministry to your parish !! It is truly stewardship in action when we have all of the ministries filled at all the Masses!
We ask that you mark your calendars and if you cannot be present to fulfill your obligation, that you trade with someone on the list, or find a replacement.
Weekend Lectors Servers E.M.H.C. Greeters Offertory
Saturday Larry Korth Drew Engel Deacon Kent Sachua Jim & Lisa Classen Dick & Sally Classen
February 26, 2022 Tyson Wietfeld Sharon Wegener
5:30 PM
Sunday Dave Krings Jaiden Anderson Deacon Tim Howard Ryan & Karla Zach Dale & Diane Zach
February 27, 2022 Dominick Preister Andy Krings
10 AM
December 2021 - 500 Club Winners:
12/04/2021 #171 Dick & Carolyn Wemhoff
12/11/2021 #215 Pat & Doris Wemhoff
12/18/2021 #203 Don & Marcia Muhle
12/25/2021 #300 Tyler & Marie Larson
Congratulations and thank you for your support!Congratulations to the December 2021 Prize‐A‐Day Calendar Winners!
Cal. Date Event Amount Calendar # Winner City State
12/01 Weekday $50 1157 Dennis & Celie Anderson Humphrey NE
12/02 Weekday $50 806 Spencer & Brandi Eisenmenger Humphrey NE
12/03 First Friday $75 593 Dick R. Classen Humphrey NE
12/04 Weekday $50 820 Jim & Lisa Classen Humphrey NE
12/05 Sunday $50 305 Vern & Corrine Haiar Humphrey NE
12/06 Weekday $50 691 Allen & Lois Louis Genoa NE
12/07 Weekday $50 313 Becca Wemhoff Ames IA
12/08 Immaculate Conception $400 1124 Rita Baumgart Humphrey NE
12/09 Weekday $50 735 Trevin & Tara Foltz Humphrey NE
12/10 Weekday $50 429 Francis & Connie Jaixen Humphrey NE
12/11 Weekday $50 664 Jerome & Rose Foltz Humphrey NE
12/12 Sunday $75 744 Tim & Connie Foltz Humphrey NE
12/13 Weekday $50 613 Erin Ruane Papillion NE
12/14 Weekday $50 409 Darlene Herchenbach Columbus NE
12/15 Weekday $50 370 Karen A. Carlson Lincoln NE
12/16 Weekday $50 66 Chris & Ashley Johnson Oakland NE
12/17 Pope Francis's Birthday $250 740 Trevin & Tara Foltz Humphrey NE
12/18 Weekday $50 932 Con & Don Taylor Montara CA
12/19 Sunday $75 412 Ivan Van Dyke Norfolk NE
12/20 Weekday $50 342 Ray & Mary Hemmer Humphrey NE
12/21 Weekday $50 913 Carter Dalton Coconut Creek FL
12/22 Weekday $50 67 Megan Murnan Omaha NE
12/23 Weekday $50 871 Mike Leick Omaha NE
12/24 Weekday $50 805 Joe & Janet Eisenmenger Humphrey NE
12/25 Christmas Day $2,000 690 Bob & Jody Preister Humphrey NE
12/26 Sunday $75 556 Anthony (Butch) Hastreiter Bristow VA
12/27 Weekday $50 294 Tim Ternus Bennington NE
12/28 Weekday $50 932 Con & Don Taylor Montara CA
12/29 Weekday $50 720 Denise & David Wasserman Northbrook IL
12/30 Weekday $50 406 John A. Eisenmenger San Antonio TX
12/31 Weekday $50 1162 Mike & Kelli Ternus Lenexa KS
Thank you for your support!OUR SANCTUARY LAMP in the OUR SANCTUARY LAMP by the statue of
EUCHARISTIC CHAPEL ST. PEREGRINE
burns in the month of burns in the month of
January 2022 January 2022
by the request of and for the intentions of by the request of and for the intentions of
Lyle & Sue Babel Kent & Carolyn Korth
in memory of +Vic & +Millie Babel in memory of +Kelly, +Kerry & +Andrew ‘Cliff’ Korth
in grateful recognition of Our Lord’s Sacramental in gratitude for the intercession of St. Peregrine,
Presence in the tabernacle of our prayer chapel. and asking God to give his healing grace to all those
who suffer from cancer.
OUR SANCTUARY LAMP in the OUR SANCTUARY LAMP in the
CHURCH SANCTUARY HIGH SCHOOL CHAPEL
burns in the month of burns in the month of
January 2022 January 2022
by the request of and for the intentions of by the request of and for the intentions of
Steve & Karen Wieser Family High School Chapel is unsponsored
in grateful recognition of Our Lord’s Sacramental in grateful recognition of Our Lord’s Sacramental
Presence in the tabernacle of our Church. Presence in the tabernacle of the Chapel where
our student pray.
The January Issue of the Tau is sponsored by Jr. & Helen Weidner. Thank you!
The deadline for putting anything in the Tau is the 20th of the month. If you are interested in
sponsoring the Tau or any of the Sanctuary Candles, please contact Karen in the parish office.You can also read
