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June 21ST, 2020

603 OAK STREET, Wisconsin DELLS, WI 53965

Saturday - 5:00 P.M.

Sunday - 8:00 A.M. & 10:30 A.M.,

6:30pm (Spanish)

Monday, Wednesday & Friday - 8:00 A.M.

Tuesday & Thursday - 5:00 P.M.

Vespers then Mass

Polish Mass - First Sunday of each month at

3:00 P.M.

Confessions - Thirty minutes prior to every

scheduled Mass. Saturdays 4:00 P.M. - 4:45 p.m.

Lauds & Vespers - Lauds are prayed after Mass

Wednesday and Friday. Vespers are prayed

before Mass on Tuesday and Thursday

Contact - 608-254-8381

Hours - Monday–Thursday

9am-12pm & 1pm-5pm

Food Pantry - Mondays & Wednesdays 9am-4pm

Flocknote - Text DCC to 84576

Facebook and Instagram - @dellscatholic

Visit Our Website - www.dellscatholic.com

Baptism - Contact the Parish Office to make

arrangements. A class may be required prior to

baptism.

Sacrament of Matrimony - Arrangements must be

made with the Parish Priest six months prior to

anticipated date of wedding.

Care of the Sick - Communion will be brought to the

homebound and the sick who are confined to their

homes each week. For new additions to the

Communion List, please call the Parish Office by

Wednesday noon.

Sacrament of the Sick - Will be administered to all of

those seriously ill, those about to have major surgery,

and any of the elderly of the Parish requesting it.

Call the Parish Office to arrange.

Parish Registration - New parishioners are welcome

and are asked to register at the Parish Office, or

download the form on our website to complete.

MASS SCHEDULE

PARISH OFFICE

FOLLOW US

SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATIONS

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Pastor

Fr. Eric Sternberg (608) 254-8381, ext. 2

[email protected]

Polish Ministry

Fr. Miroslaw Szynal (920) 261-5133

Hispanic Ministry

Fr. Osvaldo Briones (608) 643-2449

[email protected]

Parish Secretary

Katelin Gootee (608) 254-8381, ext. 3

[email protected]

Director of Faith Formation

Dave Kordell (608) 254-8381, ext. 4

[email protected]

Director of Music

Tracey Tolzmann (608) 254-8381, ext. 7

[email protected]

Maintenance Supervisor

Steve Tipps [email protected]�

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WEEKEND LITURGICAL

SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, June 27, 5:00 pm

Lectors A Anderson & J Buchaniec

Greeter T Momot

Ushers M Horkan NEEDED

Server B Oxnem NEEDED

SUNDAY, June 28, 8:00 am

Lectors K Tolzmann & M Jones

Greeter Annens

Ushers Bartoszeks & K Annen

Server Jarogs

SUNDAY, June 28, 10:30 am

Lectors P Moertl & K Trumble

Greeter K Moertl

Ushers B Borcher, D Gavinski, D & D Tylka

Servers V Gavinski, O Pfister, & G Rodriguez

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CAFÉ CAECILIA SCHEDULE

CAFÉ CAECILIA IS

CLOSED UNTIL

FURTHER NOTICE�

Mass Intentions

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Saturday, June 20

� 5:00 PM� Edward Rybski†

�Sunday, June 21

� 8:00 AM� Special Intention of Thanksgiving

� 10:30 AM� Jan Onyszko†

� 6:30 PM� Senorina Mondragon

�Monday, June 22

� 8:00 AM� Olivia Ann Wegert

�Tuesday, June 23

� 5:00 PM� Irene Glover†

�Wednesday, June 24

� 8:00 AM� Fred & Lila Ewig

�Thursday, June 25

� 5:00 PM� Frank Janiowiak†

�Friday, June 26

� 8:00 AM� Klemens & Katarzyna Kon†

�Saturday, June 27

� 5:00 PM� Pat, Florence & Lois Dougherty/

Claire Farber†

�Sunday, June 28

� 8:00 AM� June Peters†

� 10:30 AM� Evy Rass†

� 6:30 PM� Stanton Peter Helland†

PARISH CONTACTS

Readings for the Week of

June 21st, 2020

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The Lord is the strength of his people, a saving refuge for the one he has anointed.

Save your people, Lord, and bless your heritage, and govern them for ever. Psalm 28

Yes, “save your people O Lord and bless Your heritage!” This can be a beautiful prayer to offer

during these trying days in the life of our nation. I encourage all to say this prayer often, to say it

many times a day and call upon the Lord to act mightily in our world.

Another way to call upon the Lord to act is to do deeds of charity.

Perhaps you have seen some of the Love Begins Here (L.B.H.) missionaries around our church and

around our community this past week. This group of young people gather to start their mission with

the Holy Mass, offer up their prayers to God and then go out to work and do deeds of service and

charity for people and institutions in our community. They return from their work to eat and then be

encouraged in the spiritual life and pray together to close the day.

Is not L.B.H. an icon of what all Christian life is like? “The Lord is the strength of His people.”

Prayer starts all things fruitfully and all of our work should be done in a spirit of prayer. “What I say

to you in the darkness, speak in the light” says our Lord Jesus Christ. In our homes and families and

small groups we should be able to speak about the working of God in our life and the power of Jesus

Christ that is seen in our work and our service to others.

My hope is that, in the Fall, we can begin a continuing apostolate in the spirit of L.B.H. throughout

the rest of the year in our local community as L.B.H.Dells.

Please keep this intention in your prayers and pray that all the kids who went on L.B.H. this past week

in your prayer.

If you would like to learn more about L.B.H. please visit them on the web at:

www.lovebeginsheremissions.com

I love you all like Jesus!

Fr. Eric Sternberg

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We need to act in the name of Christ, certainly, but Church also needs to be a “who” that we are as well. We need to

reclaim our identity once again as that “community of believers” described in the Acts of the Apostles and to be

Christ’s Body – living and loving on earth.

We can perceive a certain malaise, not only in society, but even in our Church

and in our parishes in these last years. Fear, uncertainty, depression, and loss of

meaning afflict many. Because we love the Church and the human race, we want

to change that! Pope St. John XXIII recognized the malaise, seeing how a

stagnation had settled in the Church, even as a vibrant Christian culture was

waning in the West.

This concern motivated his launch of the Second Vatican Council; he called on the Holy Spirit to renew the Church,

so that she, in turn, could renew the world. He wanted to animate the vast energies of global Catholicism, to reclaim

who we are as the anointed community of believers in Christ and then to go out to the world to set it ablaze with the

truth and love of the Gospel.

Each of our popes since then have echoed and built upon that call and in a particular way, they have called for a New

Evangelization – new, Pope St. John Paul II said, in its ardor, method, and expression – but not new in its core

message: that we are created by God for loving relationship and that the Son has come into the ruin of our world to

reconcile us to the Father and to invite our response to believe, love, and follow Him. This New Evangelization, St.

John Paul said, should be particularly aimed at cultures where a flourishing Christian presence has been supplanted by

secular ideologies. Pope Francis, in turn, urges us to go out to proclaim boldly the saving Gospel of Jesus Christ to

every person we meet, especially those on the fringes of society and not simply serve those who approach the Church.

The New Evangelization involves every single one of us. “What you hear whispered, proclaim from the housetops

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There are a great many people in our own families and communities who now embrace only portions of the Christian

message. To supplement and fill out their worldview, they draw from pieces of teachings reflected in other religions

and with various aphorisms and slogans from near and far. The result of this amalgamation is a largely polite society

on the surface. Tolerance, of a sort, seems to be the supreme virtue. Acceptance of others is a good thing, but without

a connection to the love and the truth which IS Jesus Christ and His full and lasting message, our society has gradually

begun to disintegrate. People are rightly alarmed by the malaise in our society, but only haltingly do we consider that

we often are attempting to find a permanent cure in the wrong places – no matter the promise the latest fad may hold.

Many people look to political leaders, self-help gurus, material success, and to every sort of drug and elixir to satisfy

the thirst that only the Living Water can quench. In some ways, this dynamic is present in our parishes as well. There

has been an attempt to look out to the world for a way to “save the Church.” As a result, many have concluded that it

is easier to live by the world’s wisdom, adjusting our faith to its standards. We must engage in a new evangelization,

reminding ourselves of the Gospel message, putting aside that which does not

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Sanctuary Light

Our sanctuary light

for the month of June is offered for

Richard, Shirlee, Ardie & Mary Richard

Meister.

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are celebrating a birthday!

June 21st - June 27th

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Sunday,

June 21st

Monday,

June 22nd

Tuesday,

June 23rd

Wednesday,

June 24th

Thursday,

June 25th

Eucharistic Adoration -

9:00am - 4:30pm

Friday,

June 26th

Saturday,

June 27th

In the Gospel today, we hear Jesus say:

"Everyone who acknowledges me before

others I will acknowledge before my

heavenly Father."

This week, know that you will bring relief and hope

to our neighbors in need by your gifts of goods and

money to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul.

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Congratulations to all of our First Communicants! �

On Sunday June 14th at the 10:30 a.m.

Mass, eighteen Saint Cecilia Faith

Formation students received their

First Holy Communion. Please

continue to pray for these students as

they continue growing in their

personal relationships with Jesus

Christ and learn more each day about

their loving God.

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Oscar Alexander

Thomas Gootee

Sawyer Pfister

Kenly Roberts

Amy Skorusa

Hanna Timm �

FAITH FORMATION

IMPORTANT REMINDERS FOR THE

UPCOMING SCHOOL YEAR

2020-2021

��School year grades 1-5 will meet on

Wednesdays from 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.

��School year grades 6-12 will meet on

Wednesdays from 7:00 - 8:15 p.m.

��Classes will begin on Wednesday,

September 11, 2020

��Classes will end on Wednesday, May 20,

2021

��Classes will be held whenever the Dells

School District has early release on

Wednesdays.

��The preparation for the Sacraments of First

Confession and First Communion will require

attendance on additional days by students

and parents. For Confirmation candidates,

additional meetings will be with their

sponsors.

��The deadline for registration is Friday, July

10 at 12:00 noon.

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Mason Beaton

Emma Mayer

Mark Platt

Anna Schmitz

Bart Stopka

Aubrey Yescas �

John Paul Chaptman

Julian Morse

Aiden Preiss

Eamon Seiler

Haylen Syverson

Isabella Yescas�

��Forms for registration are available on our

parish website at www.dellscatholic.com

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or

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