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PARISH STAFF:

Fr. Gregory Hart, Pastor frgreghart@att.net Dc. Dan Daily, Deacon dcdaily@att.net Paul Scouten, Business Administrator stjoetontitown1@att.net David Burkemper, Catholic Youth (CY) & Family Life Director stjoetontitowncy@att.net

PARISH FACILITIES:

Office Phone: 479.361.2612 Rectory Phone: 479.361.3363

SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION

All Sacraments require a call or visit to the parish office for more information. Below are some notes for your benefit:

Baptism: Parents and Godparents are required to participate in a preparation process before Baptism of Children. Registration is required and typically happens the second Friday of each month. If possible, it is recommended that all requirements be completed BEFORE the child’s birth.

Sick Calls: Please call the parish office if you or an immediate relative would like to receive the Eucharist or Anointing at home or in the hospital.

Confirmation: Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education and the candidate must be 14 years old. Contact David Burkemper at 479.361.2612.

Convalidations: This is the term for marriages getting “blessed” in the church. Most rules for “Weddings” apply for Convalidations.

Eucharistic Adoration: Tuesday 8:00am through Midnight Friday in the Chapel.

First Communion: Requires a MINIMUM of two years participation in Parish Religious Education. Candidates must be at least 7 years old. Contact David Burkemper at 479.361.2612.

Food Pantry: Monday: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM

Wednesday: 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM

2nd Saturday: 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM

Funerals: Please call the office immediately to start preparation.

Marriage Cases/Annulments: If you’ve divorced and are planning to re-marry, have already re-married, or are marrying / married to someone with that situation even if it was prior to being Catholic: Contact Paul Scouten at 479.361.2612.

Reconciliation: ½ hour before all weekend Masses or by Appointment.

RCIA Classes: (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) Pat Buhr 479.524.8921 or 479.466.7776. RCIA is for those who are interested in becoming Catholic or those who may not have completed the sacraments of First Communion or Confirmation.

Weddings: A minimum of 6 months is required for marriage preparation. No outdoor weddings are permitted.

IMPORTANT PARISH CONTACTS:

Bereavement Dinners: Norma Deines 479.751.1425

Bereavement Ministry: Dr. Maureen Gruich 479.387.5756

Cemetery: Mike Zulpo 479.361.2357

Choir: (Sunday English): Marty Taldo 479.361.2459 (Sunday Latin): Susan Hubbard 479.366.0366

Eucharistic Ministers: David Burkemper 479.361.2612

Eucharistic Adoration: Laura Leto 479.442.0643 Shirley Hoke 479.530.4577 Denise Kidd 479.439.2047 Judy Ranalli 479.361.2086

Food Pantry: Dee Spurgeon 479.531.3109

Gift Shop: Misty Piazza 479.466.3994 Saturday: Misty Piazza & Bonnie Thomas Sunday (Eng): Deanna Shackelford & Shirley Lott

Grape Festival: (Chairman) Eric Pellin 479.466.8223 Co-Chairman Joseph Pianalto 479.530.9768 “The Hut” 479.361.2615 119th Tontitown Grape Festival dates: August 1-5, 2017

Hospitality: Sheila Connelly connelly31049@gmail.com

Knights of Columbus: Joe Wood 479.841.0573

Master of Ceremonies- English: Mike Della Rosa 479.790.2246 Latin: Jessie Davis 479.325.1182

Lectors: Patricia Gross 479.521.0123

Mother's Day Out: Tara Scott 479.422.7006

Parish Administrator: Paul Scouten stjoetontitown1@att.net 479.361.2612

Parish Council: Dr. Mary Wyandt Hiebert 479.521.6566

PRE/CY Director David Burkemper: stjoetontitowncy@att.net 479.361.2612

P.E.P. Rally: Evelyn Pianalto 479.361.2633

Sacristans & Decor: Margie Ceola 479.361.2560 Jettie Franco 479.361.2423 Paula Marinoni 479.466.4128

Office Hours: Tuesday through Friday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM

SATURDAY, February 25, 2017

PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL IN NEED Elsie Mae Pianalto Alma Hartman Jettie Franco Len Burnetti Deloris Peacy Lou Pianalto Bill St. Mary Ginger Daily Rick Russell Gerald Walsh Mario Dellea Randy BradyMsgr. James Mancini Channing Lamb Randy Ego Anita Bailey Olivia Cigainero Helene Newman Esther Pianalto Ronald Hritz Lucy Pianalto Carol Roundtree Louie Perona Anita Sulzen Lucki Dick Ceola Kylie Ardemagni Linda Taylor Gayla Berg Zach Engel Linda Costales Warren Breaux

Please Email stjoetontitown1@att.net to get your loved one onto the prayer list.

Holy Father's Intentions for Support for Persecuted Christians: That persecuted Christians may be supported by the prayers and material help of the whole Church.

COLLECTIONS: Regular Collection Central and Eastern Europe Building Fund Ash Wednesday Children's Collection

CongratulationsCongratulationsCongratulationsCongratulations to

Brinkley Rose WoodardDaughter of Ernie and Kimberly

Who was Baptized into our Catholic Faith on

February 11th here in St. Joseph's!

WHAT’S GOING ON AT ST. JOSEPH’

Ash Wednesday Mass Times7:30 AM Tridentine Latin MassNoon English Mass 6:30 PM English Mass

Ash Wednesday Collection

On Ash Wednesday a special collection will be taken up to support missionary activities and the priests and religious who proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ as they serve among the people of our diocese. One hundred percent of this collection goes to direct ministry expensesas generous as you can in supporting these missionary apostolates through the Ash Wednesday Collection.

Child Care is available for those who wish to use it during the 9:00 am Sunday Mass. Participating children need to be taken to the Education Center and will need to fill out an information form.

Fish Fry: The Knights of Columbus will have a Fish

Fry THIS Friday March 3rd at 5:30 PMHall! $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for children 12 and under. Come join us!!!

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THROUGH SUNDAY,

PLEASE PRAY FOR ALL IN NEED Jettie Franco Lou Pianalto Rick Russell Randy Brady Randy Ego

Helene Newman Lucy Pianalto

Anita Sulzen Lucki Linda Taylor Linda Costales

Please Email stjoetontitown1@att.net to get your loved

Holy Father's Intentions for March That persecuted Christians nd material help of the

$5,667.25 $968.25 $50.00 $15.00 $11.00

Brinkley Rose Woodard Woodard,

Who was Baptized into our Catholic Faith on

th here in St. Joseph's!

MASS INTENTIONS & SCHEDULESat. Feb 25 3:40 pm: The Holy Rosary 4:00 pm: +Jim Kapplar

Sun. Feb 26 8:30 am: The Holy Rosary 9:00 am: +Paul Edward Foster 11:00 am: The Holy Rosary (Latin) 11:30 am: All Parishioners

Mon. Feb 27 No Mass

Tue. Feb 28 5:15 pm: Liturgy of the Hours 5:30 pm: +

ASH WEDNESDAY MASSES

Wed. Mar 1(Latin) 7:30 am: Fr. Hart's Benefactors Noon: All Parishioners 6:30 pm: +William & Elenore Weiler

Thu. Mar 2 7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours 7:30 am: +Robert Baley

Fri. Mar 3 7:15 am: Liturgy of the Hours 7:30 am: SI: Fr. Jack Sidler 4:30 pm: Stations of the Cross 5:00 pm: +Lorene Taldo

Sat. Mar 4 3:40 pm: The Holy Ros 4:00 pm: +Francis Tyler

Sun. Mar 5 8:30 am: The Holy Rosary 9:00 am: All Parishioners 11:00 am: The Holy Rosary (Latin) 11:30 am: +Beverly Jipp

WHAT’S GOING ON AT ST. JOSEPH’S

Ash Wednesday Mass Times Tridentine Latin Mass

will be taken up to support missionary activities and the priests and religious who proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ as they serve

One hundred percent of this collection goes to direct ministry expenses. Please be as generous as you can in supporting these missionary apostolates through the Ash Wednesday Collection.

Child Care is available for those who wish to use it during 9:00 am Sunday Mass. Participating children need to

be taken to the Education Center and will need to fill out an

The Knights of Columbus will have a Fish

5:30 PM in the Parish dults and $5.00 for children 12 and

LENTEN REGULATIONS REGARDING FAST AND ABSTINENCE.

Abstinence from meat of warm blooded animals is to be observed by all Catholics 14 years old and older on Ash Wednesday and on all the Fridays of Fasting is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all Catholics who are 18 years of age but not yet 59. Those who are bound by this may take only one full meal. Two smaller meals are permitted if necessary to maintain strength according to one‘s needs, but eating solid foods between meals is not permitted. The special Paschal fast and abstinence are prescribed for

Good Friday and encouraged for Holy Saturday.

St. Joseph's Day Dinner: Sunday, March 19th @ 5will be the St. Joseph Day Altar/Dinner celebration. The parish will provide dinner. Parishioners are invited to bring desserts. Please send any monetary donations to help decorate the St. Joseph’s Altar to the office marked withintention. For more information please contat 479.439.2047.

SUNDAY, March 5, 2017

MASS INTENTIONS & SCHEDULE The Holy Rosary +Jim Kapplar

The Holy Rosary +Paul Edward Foster The Holy Rosary

11:30 am: All Parishioners

No Mass

Liturgy of the Hours +Greg Rolniak

ASH WEDNESDAY MASSES

Fr. Hart's Benefactors All Parishioners +William & Elenore Weiler

Liturgy of the Hours +Robert Baley

Liturgy of the Hours SI: Fr. Jack Sidler Stations of the Cross +Lorene Taldo

The Holy Rosary +Francis Tyler

The Holy Rosary All Parishioners The Holy Rosary +Beverly Jipp

LENTEN REGULATIONS REGARDING FAST AND ABSTINENCE.

from meat of warm blooded animals is to be observed by all Catholics 14 years old and older on Ash Wednesday and on all the Fridays of Lent.

is to be observed on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday by all Catholics who are 18 years of age but not yet 59. Those who are bound by this may take only one full meal. Two smaller meals are permitted if necessary to

o one‘s needs, but eating solid foods between meals is not permitted. The special Paschal fast and abstinence are prescribed for

Good Friday and encouraged for Holy Saturday.

Sunday, March 19th @ 5:00 pm ay Altar/Dinner celebration. The

parish will provide dinner. Parishioners are invited to bring Please send any monetary donations to help

Joseph’s Altar to the office marked with this ion please contact Denise Kidd

The Stations of the Cross: For Roman Catholics throughout the world, the Stations of the Cross are synonymous with Lent, Holy Week and, especially, Good Friday. This devotion is also known as the "Way of the Cross", the "VCrucis", and the "Via Dolorosa." It commemorates 14 key events on day of Christ's crucifixion. The majority concern His final walk through the streets of Jerusalem, carrying the Cross. Today, images of the Stations (or simple crosses representing them) are on display in almost all Catholic churches. They serve mainly as a focus for Lenten worship services. But the Stations can also be performed privately, at any time of the year, even at home. Fr. Hart is leading the Stations of the Cross on Wednesdays at 6:30 PM and Fridays at 5:30 PM (except as noted) in the Church Calendar. Mass will follow.

Adoration of the Lord

Adoration Chapel hours: 8:00am Tuesday-Midnight Friday each week. Adorers are welcomed for any hour.

Two Adorers per hour is great!If unable to attend Holy Hour, please ask a family member, friend or another adorer to substitute. If none available, then

contact your division leader.

The Adoration Chapel is the perfect place to grow closer to Jesus during Lent. He waits for you there, to your Lenten Journey. Come to Jesus in the Holy Eucharist during Lent, so that your Easter will be truly joyful. Jesus fills the chapel with peace and grace for regular adorers and visitors alike. ALL ARE WELCOME!

To become a regular Adorer or get information, call:

Midnight to 6am 6am to Noon

Laura Leto Denise Kidd

479.442.0643 / 479.409.6467 479.306.4244 / 479.439. Noon to 6pm 6pm to Midnight

Shirley Hoke Judy Ranalli

479.530.4577 479.361.2086 / 479.957.

All hours are available, and some hours remain in definite need. Open hours include:

every other Friday from 10-11 AM.Please prayerfully consider offering Jesus an hour of your time each week.

GRAPE FESTIVAL PARISH COOKBOOK We are preparing a parish cookbook, hopefulcompleted by the Grape Festival. It would be wonderful to have EVERY family represented in this book.recipes used by you, your parents or grandparents.your favorite foods that you grew up eating, along with recipes that you use today. Your name should be on the recipe or you might want to label it as: In memory of, a family member, or friend. The deadline for receiving recipes is April 30. You can drop the recipes in the collection basket, parish office or email to the following: pjzulpo@gmail.com or jnzulpo@netscape.netyou have questions, please contact, Paula Zulpo, 236Thank you.

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For Roman Catholics throughout the world, the Stations of the Cross are synonymous with Lent, Holy Week and, especially, Good Friday. This devotion is also known as the "Way of the Cross", the "Via Crucis", and the "Via Dolorosa." It commemorates 14 key events on day of Christ's crucifixion. The majority concern His final walk through the streets of Jerusalem, carrying the

Today, images of the Stations (or simple crosses representing are on display in almost all Catholic churches. They

serve mainly as a focus for Lenten worship services. But the Stations can also be performed privately, at any time of the

Cross on Wednesdays ept as noted) in the

Midnight Friday Adorers are welcomed for any hour.

Two Adorers per hour is great! able to attend Holy Hour, please ask a family member,

friend or another adorer to substitute. If none available, then

The Adoration Chapel is the perfect place to grow closer to Jesus during Lent. He waits for you there, to assist you in your Lenten Journey. Come to Jesus in the Holy Eucharist during Lent, so that your Easter will be truly joyful. Jesus fills the chapel with peace and grace for regular adorers

or get information, call:

6am to Noon

Denise Kidd

479.306.4244 / 479.439.20476pm to Midnight

Judy Ranalli

479.361.2086 / 479.957.0825

and some hours remain in definite

11 AM. an hour of your

PARISH COOKBOOK We are preparing a parish cookbook, hopefully to be

It would be wonderful to have EVERY family represented in this book. Please submit recipes used by you, your parents or grandparents. Include your favorite foods that you grew up eating, along with

Your name should be on the recipe or you might want to label it as: In memory of, a

for receiving recipes You can drop the recipes in the collection

basket, parish office or email to the jnzulpo@netscape.net. If

you have questions, please contact, Paula Zulpo, 236-7264.

Volunteer Opportunity HiGift bearers- Do you come to Weekend Mass regularly?

Then you can be a Gift Bearer! This Volunteer Opportunity

is the simplest way to get involved in the liturgy of the

church. No training meeting to go to, just a couple minutes

of discussion just before Mass. Just call Paul:

479.361.2612.

CASA'Charity should begin at home' is an old proverb, and for Catholics across our state, charityCatholic Arkansas Sharing Appealto fund a multitude of projects around our diocese. You name it and it is probably supported by CASA: Catholic Schools, a charitable Medical Clinic, Youth Ministries, Seminarian Education, Disaster Relief, Adoption Services ... the list is almost endless. Our Goal this year is $10,72Charity does begin at home, so please give generously and make a difference in our own back yard by becoming a CASA supporter.

BIBLE STUDYBible Study continues each Tuesday at studying Revelation 12-13: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly and the 6:30 pm group will be studying11: The Seventh Seal Unleashes Seven TrumpetsDavid Burkemper at StJoeTontitownCY@att.net to sign up.

RCIA classes will continue each ThursdayParish Education Center Adult Education Room. This class is open to all Catholics who wish to learn more about their faith as well as non-Catholics who are interested in learning more about Catholicism. This week's topic is on Orders, come learn more about priests and religouswill be provided.

CATHOLIC YOUTH (CY)� Our next CY night will be NEXT

right after the 4:00 pm Mass until 7:00 pmfun, social activities and continue talking about the Commandments.

� The CY will be hosting a Soup SupperMarch 11th following the 4:00 PM MassHall. Donations are very appreciated. If you want to help provide a soup, please contact David Burkemper.

� We are going to Catholic Heart Work Camp (CHWC)Memphis from June 4-9! Contact DaLimited spots available. First come, first serve basis! Open to those in the 8th-12th grades

PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (P. R. E.)

� P.R.E. this week will meet at the Wednesday. Please sign in at the table in the main vestibule.

� Rice Bowls were sent out LastCatholic Relief Services. Please put your change in them during the Lenten season and bring them Wednesday April 19! Thank you!

Volunteer Opportunity Highlight Do you come to Weekend Mass regularly?

Then you can be a Gift Bearer! This Volunteer Opportunity

is the simplest way to get involved in the liturgy of the

to go to, just a couple minutes

Just call Paul:

CASA 'Charity should begin at home' is an old proverb, and for Catholics across our state, charity really begins at CASA. The Catholic Arkansas Sharing Appeal is our annual campaign

cts around our diocese. You name it and it is probably supported by CASA: Catholic Schools, a charitable Medical Clinic, Youth Ministries, Seminarian Education, Disaster Relief, Adoption Services ...

Our Goal this year is $10,720.50. Charity does begin at home, so please give generously and make a difference in our own back yard by becoming a

BIBLE STUDY Bible Study continues each Tuesday at 1:15 pm will be

13: The Good, the Bad, and the group will be studying Revelation 8-

The Seventh Seal Unleashes Seven Trumpets. Contact David Burkemper at StJoeTontitownCY@att.net to sign up.

Thursday at 6:30 PM in the ducation Room. This class is

who wish to learn more about their who are interested in learning

This week's topic is on Holy Orders, come learn more about priests and religous. Food

CATHOLIC YOUTH (CY): NEXT Saturday March 4th

the 4:00 pm Mass until 7:00 pm. We will have fun, social activities and continue talking about the

Soup Supper on Saturday, following the 4:00 PM Mass in the Parish

. Donations are very appreciated. If you want to help provide a soup, please contact David Burkemper.

Catholic Heart Work Camp (CHWC) in ! Contact David to sign up!

Limited spots available. First come, first serve basis! Open 12th grades.

PARISH RELIGIOUS EDUCATION (P. R. E.)

will meet at the Church for Ash Please sign in at the table in the main

Last Wednesday to support . Please put your change in

them during the Lenten season and bring them back by ! Thank you!

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Parish Advisory Council

Parish Advisory Council Members advise Fr. Hart on how best to utilize the resources given to our church to advance the Spiritual Wellbeing of the congregation as a whole. If you would like to help these members better represent you, feel free

to email any one of them:

Chris Pianalto Chris.Pianalto@roarkgroup.com Chris Martini Christopher.Martini@walmart.com Eric Pellin Epellin@yahoo.com Margie Ceola mceola@me.com Dr. Mary Wyandt-Hiebert mwyandt@uark.edu

Shelly Bewley shellysbewley@yahoo.com Tom Hubbard hubbardtgh@gmail.com Vernon Lott sweet16shirley@sbcglobal.com Dr. Maureen Gruich mgru223@gmail.com Jeff Franco (finance) FrancoJeff240@gmail.com

Please keep your emails cordial and focused on the mission of the church to bring all peoples closer to Christ.

ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM OTHER AREA CATHOLIC INSTITUTIONS & PARISHES

St. Vincent de Paul St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church is seeking a full time custodial worker. Duties include general cleaning, floor maintenance & refinishing, and light building maintenance work. This position is primarily evenings, however hours may vary. Some weekend work may be required. Previous janitorial and/or floor maintenance experience preferred. If interested, please come by the parish office, Monday – Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm, for a detailed job description and/or to fill out an application: St. Vincent de Paul Church 1416 W. Poplar Street, Rogers. No phone calls please!

St. Joseph's- Fayetteville Music Position: St. Joseph Catholic Church in Fayetteville seeks a music director and organist, starting in May 2017. Responsibilities include directing choirs, playing the organ, and overall guidance of the parish's music ministries. For more information or to apply, please contact Father Jason Tyler at jtyler@sjfay.com.

CATHOLIC YOUNG PROFESSIONALS!

NWA CYP (previously known as the NWA Frassati Society) is an energetic Catholic young adults group that yields spiritual growth, social events, and service opportunities! Join us for bible study Mondays at 7pm at St. Joe's in Tontitown. For more

information LIKE us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/NWACYPro/), visit our website (nwafrassati.com), or email us at NWACYPro@gmail.com.

ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE DIOCESE OF LITTLE ROCK

Women’s Religious Discernment Retreat The retreat that was rescheduled due to snow, will be held Saturday to Sunday, March 4-5 at St. Joseph Center, 6800 Camp Robinson Rd., North Little Rock. Find your Yes to God! The retreat is for young women 16-35 years of age who want to learn and discern about Religious Life. Sponsored by the diocesan offices of Youth & Campus Ministry and the Minister for Religious, the retreat will include talks on Religious Life by Sisters from Communities serving in Arkansas; time for prayer & reflection; and opportunity to speak with the Sisters. The retreat is free. Registration deadline is Monday, February 27. For Registration form and more information see

http://bit.ly/womenretreat2017 or contact Sr. Joan Pytlik, D.C., Minister for Religious jpytlik@dolr.org or 501-664-0340, ext. 384.

Arkansas Catholic Directory Photo Contest

Arkansas Catholic is holding a contest to choose a photo for the cover of the 2018 diocesan directory. Any professional or amateur photographer in Arkansas can enter their photo of the inside or outside of a Catholic church or institution in the diocese. March 17 is the deadline to enter the contest. For complete rules and an entry form, visit the Arkansas Catholic website at www.arkansas-catholic.org.

Take a phone and television fast March 1

For the first time ever, the Diocese of Little Rock is inviting people to “fast” by turning off their cell phones and televisions on Ash Wednesday, March 1 and Good Friday, April 14. Silencing our phones and televisions for all or part of these holy days will give God a chance to call our hearts, especially if we couple this with at least an hour spent in silent prayer while disconnected from digital media. Please consider including this practice in addition to almsgiving, prayer and fasting from food, which are traditional disciplines the Church observes during Lent. Because all of these practices involve sacrifice of one sort or another, it would be especially beneficial to offer the spiritual fruits of that sacrifice for some specific cause -- thus giving meaning to the suffering involved and producing greater spiritual benefit. The diocese is recommending parishioners offer up the sacrifices of Ash Wednesday for those who have left or been hurt by the Church and the sacrifices of Good Friday for those who are marginalized and neglected.

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WEEKEND MINISTRIES

Date: Altar Servers: Lectors: Eucharistic Ministers: Gift

Bearers: EM to Sick

Hospitality

25-Feb

Cross Sarah Heath

Mike Washkowiak

Host Cp-T Judy Ranalli

Michael and Ella Miller Family

Corey Noonan

Book Kylie Miller Host-C Mike Washkowiak Joni Noonan

First Lucas Schaben Cup-T Maureen Gruich Dee Spurgeon

Candle Christopher Schaben

Cup-T Richard Ptak

Candle Emily Schaben Cup-C Sara Miller

Cup-C Mark Casey

26-Feb

Cross Jacob Ford

Pat Buhr

Host Cp-T Robert Beyer

David and Connie Haynes

Linda Lee

Tiffany Pianalto

Book Tyler Ford Host-C Chris Pianalto Jo Ella Martini

First Brock Bewley Cup-T Mike Verucchi Kathie Engel

Candle Torrie Pianalto Cup-T Debbie Verucchi

Candle Abbey Hendricks Cup-C Denise Kidd

Cup-C

James Miller

4-Mar

Cross Colton Miller

Richard Ptak

Host Cp-T Richard Ptak

Jeff & Karen Strassle

Bonnie Thomas

Book Philip Ryan Host-C Sara Miller Ella Miller

First Egillio Pianalto Cup-T Mark Casey

Candle Emma Casey Cup-T Valerie Wright

Candle Rosalie Pianalto Cup-C Rebecca Pianalto

Cup-C Stanley Pianalto

5-Mar

Cross Catherine Huck

Joey Breaux

Host Cp-T Melanie

Wiedenhoeft

Brian & Shelly Bewley Family

Mike Della Rosa

Sheila Connelly

Book Matthew Huck Host-C Laura Huck Floyd Hoke

First Blaise Wittschen Cup-T Denise Pearce Bernadette

Candle Gabriel Cooper Cup-T Dail Bevins Collins

Candle Brittan Wittschen Cup-C Chris Martini Lynn & Pat Buhr

Cup-C Mike Della Rosa

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Abbey Shields Caleb Laney Jack Beckford Lisa Wray Nicholas Huck

Adrian Gonzalez Cathleen Fakult Jacob Green Logan Scott Pat McDaniel Alex Piazza Charlene Meserve James Casey Lori Johnson Patricia Brock

Allison Kujawa Charlie Allen James Rorie Lusenda Clementine Patricia Mansell Amy Wiedenhoeft Chelsea Sabatini Jason Guthrie Mackenzie White Randy Huck Andrew Schuster Cheri Poellot Jason Millett Madailein Pitts Reece Ryan

Anita Core Clifton Birge Jazmin Cabrera Madison Hanson Robert Kujawa Anna LeDuc Connie Haynes Jettie Franco Maria Filiault Robert Zulpo

Anthony Piazza Curtis Taldo Joseph Davis Marty Neil Ryan Zantow Ashleigh Brock Dale Carender Joyce Davidson Mary Ann Carender Sandra Martini

Ashley Wiedenhoeft Daniel Ezell Kailey Brinker Mason Miller Sarah Philpot Ashlyn Brothers Daniel Rogers Kamryn Jones Matthew Huck Shelly Szalanski Austin Mussino Daniel Zoretic Karen Nichols Maxine Williams Skyler Ceola Ava Pianalto Debbie Verucchi Katessa Moore Megan LaMendola Stephen Gorges Bailey Sebert Doris Blackfox Kylie Miller Megan Merrick Steve Hendricks Blake Bratcher Dwayne Byrd Larry Wilburn Megan Pearce Thomas Sulzen Briana Stiles Dylan Gee Laura Kate Anderson Michael Britt Thomas Zoretic

Brookelyn Anderson Ernie Woodard Lauren Anderson Michael Wittschen Timothy LeDuc Bryant Penzo Geraldine Alvis Lincoln Rasmussen Maureen Gruich Tori Tucker Caitlyn Fakult Hannah Breaux Myron Miller Walter Johnson

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! Larry & Mary Wilburn Michael & Sheila Gray Joe & Annette Laney

Joseph & Marlene Piazza Rob & Molly Brock Robert & Patricia Brock Ronald & Sharyn Walker Timothy & Sherry Braslavsky Richard & Bernadette Ardemagni Sharon and Jimmy Davis Paul & Michelle Scouten Brian & Courtney Sloat Dcn Dan & Ginger Daily Rob & Molly Brock James & Thomasina Greenlee

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS –FEB 2017 to MAR 2017 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

MASS READINGS Feb 24 Feb 25

February 26 - March 4 Sunday: Is 49:14-15/1 Cor 4:1-5/Mt 6:24-34 Monday: Sir 17:20-24/Mk 10:17-27 Tuesday: Sir 35:1-12/Mk 10:28-31 Wednesday: Jl 2:12-18/2 Cor 5:20—6:2/Mt 6:1-6, 16-18 Thursday: Dt 30:15-20/Lk 9:22-25 Friday: Is 58:1-9a/Mt 9:14-15 Saturday: Is 58:9b-14/Lk 5:27-32

March 5 - March 11 Sunday: Gn 2:7-9; 3:1-7/Rom 5:12-19 or 5:12, 17-19/Mt 4:1-11 Monday: Lv 19:1-2, 11-18/Mt 25:31-46 Tuesday: Is 55:10-11/Mt 6:7-15 Wednesday: Jon 3:1-10/Lk 11:29-32 Thursday: Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25/Mt 7:7-12 Friday: Ez 18:21-28/Mt 5:20-26 Saturday: Dt 26:16-19/Mt 5:43-48

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

LofH 5:15PM Mass 5:30 PM

Rosary 3:40 PM Mass 4:00 PM

Feb 26 Feb 27 Feb 28 Mar 1 Ash Wednesday

Collection

Mar 2 Mar 3 First Friday

Mar 4 First Saturday

Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

(Child Care Available)

Rosary 11:00 AM Latin Mass 11:30 AM

No Mass

Bible Study: 1:15 PM

LofH 5:15PM Mass 5:30 PM

Bible Study: 6:30 PM

Latin Mass: 7:30

Mass: Noon

Mass: 6:30 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

RCIA 6:30 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

Divine Mercy Chaplet 3:00 PM

Chapel

Stations 4:30 PM Mass 5:00 PM

K of C Fish Fry

5:30 PM

Rosary: 7:40AM Mass: 8:00AM

Rosary 3:40 PM Mass 4:00 PM

CY Night

Mar 5 Mar 6 Mar 7 Mar 8 Mar 9 Mar 10 Mar 11

Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

(Child Care Available)

Rosary 11:00 AM Latin Mass 11:30 AM

No Mass

Bible Study: 1:15 PM

LofH 5:15PM Mass 5:30 PM

Bible Study: 6:30 PM

St. Joe-Fayetteville Reconciliation

6:30 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

St. Thomas Aquinas Reconciliation

5:30 PM

PRE: 6:15 PM

Stations 6:30 PM Mass 7:00 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

RCIA 6:30 PM

Bentonville Reconciliation

7:00 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

Divine Mercy Chaplet 3:00 PM

Chapel

Stations 5:30 PM Mass 6:00 PM

Rosary 3:40 PM Mass 4:00 PM

CY Soup Supper 5:00 PM

Mar 12

Daylight Savings Time

Mar 13 Mar 14 Mar 15 Mar 16 Mar 17 St. Patrick's Day

Mar 18

Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

(Child Care Available)

Rosary 11:00 AM Latin Mass 11:30 AM

No Mass

Bible Study: 1:15 PM

LofH 5:15PM Mass 5:30 PM

Bible Study: 6:30 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

PRE 6:15 PM Stations 6:30 PM Mass 7:00 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

RCIA 6:30 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

Divine Mercy Chaplet 3:00 PM

Chapel

Stations 5:30 PM Mass 6:00 PM

Rosary 3:40 PM Mass 4:00 PM

Mar 19 Mar 20 Mar 21 Mar 22 Mar 23 Mar 24 Mar 25 2nd Collection

Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

(Child Care Available)

Rosary 11:00 AM Latin Mass 11:30 AM

St. Joseph's Day Dinner

5:00 PM

No Mass

Bible Study: 1:15 PM

NO MASS 5:30 PM

Bible Study: 6:30 PM

NO MASS 7:30 AM

NO PRE

NO MASS 7:30 AM

RCIA 6:30 PM

NO MASS 7:30 AM

Divine Mercy Chaplet 3:00 PM

Chapel

Stations 5:30 PM Mass 6:00 PM

Rosary 3:40 PM Mass 4:00 PM

Mar 26 2nd Collection

Mar 27 Mar 28 Mar 29 Mar 30 Mar 31 April 1 First Saturday

Rosary 8:30 AM Mass 9:00 AM

(Child Care Available)

Rosary 11:00 AM Latin Mass 11:30 AM

No Mass

Bible Study: 1:15 PM

LofH 5:15PM Mass 5:30 PM

Bible Study: 6:30 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

PRE 6:15 PM Stations 6:30 PM Mass 7:00 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

RCIA 6:30 PM

LofH 7:15AM Mass 7:30 AM

Divine Mercy Chaplet 3:00 PM

Chapel

Stations 5:30 PM Mass 6:00 PM

Rosary: 7:40AM Mass: 8:00AM

Rosary 3:40 PM Mass 4:00 PM

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