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Riverside Richmond Wellman
“To Know God and Make God Known Through Word, Worship, Fellowship, and Service”
Jun 6, 2021
“To Know God and Make God Known Through Word, Worship, Fellowship, and Service”
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Cluster Parish Staff
Pastor
Rev. Fr. Bill Roush 319-648-2331 319-430-6888 [email protected]
Pastoral Associate
Dcn. Derick Cranston Pastoral Associate 319-936-0927 [email protected]
Business Administrator
Jane Duwa 319-648-2331 [email protected]
Financial Secretary
Tami Edwards 319-648-2331 [email protected]
Director of Religious Ed
Rosemary Fiagle 319-354-7048 [email protected]
P.O. Box C - 360 N. Washburn St - Riverside, IA 52327
YTD Budget
YTD Collection
Under/Over
St. Mary’s
$ 71,910
$ 75,624
+$ 3,714
Holy Trinity
YTD Budget
YTD Collection
Under/Over
$ 64,343
$ 69,573
+$ 5,230
St. Joseph’s
YTD Budget
YTD Collection
Under/Over
$ 27,968
$ 36,083
+$ 8,115
Mass Intentions Jun 9 to Jun 13
Richard & Dorothy Stumpf
John & Elsie Wieland Family
Ronald Latta
Steve Slaubaugh
Donald & Darlene Leinen
People of the Cluster
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Sun
8:30am SJ
8:30am HT
8:30am SM
5:00pm SJ
8:00am HT
10:00am SM
Social Action St. Mary’s Peggy Bush [email protected]
Holy Trinity Cathy Latta [email protected]
St. Joseph’s Leslie Slaubaugh [email protected]
. Stewardship
St. Mary’s Dan Snyder [email protected]
Holy Trinity Karen Brandt [email protected]
St. Joseph’s Jeff Horesowsky [email protected]
. Family Life
St. Mary’s Jean Lenz [email protected]
Holy Trinity Hayley Hershberger [email protected]
St. Joseph’s Barb Eash email: [email protected]
***The number of Mass Intention requests for 2021 has
now exceeded the number of Masses we can say in a year.
All future Mass intentions requests will be submitted to
the diocese. The diocese will then send them to retired
priests who will offer a Mass for your Mass Intention.
Liturgy St. Mary’s Barb Simon [email protected]
Holy Trinity Mary Capper [email protected]
St. Joseph’s Junell Duwa [email protected]
. . Faith Formation
St. Mary’s Nicolette Edwards [email protected]
Holy Trinity Lisa TeBockhorst [email protected]
St. Joseph’s Angie Goodwin [email protected]
. Church & Parish Life
St. Mary’s Doug Kleopfer [email protected]
Holy Trinity Wendy Mayer [email protected]
St. Joseph’s Cathy Conway [email protected]
Emmaus Groups
Please consider joining a “Discipleship Quad” to participate in an Emmaus Group.
These are four-person pray-er groups that are very in-formal and flexible to ac-
commodate your schedule. Information and vid-eos can be found at clusterparishes.org. Click the “Communications & Resources” tab, and click on “Emmaus Groups”.
If Interested Contact: Dcn Derick [email protected] (319) 936-0927 or Fr Bill [email protected] (319) 430-6888
Mass Offerings (as of May-23)
To report child abuse call the Child Abuse Hotline: 800-362-2178. If it involves clergy or church personnel also notify Alicia Owens, Victim Assistance Coordinator: 563-349-5002.
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Pray the Rosary for Our Country What better time to raise our voices in prayer for our
country, it’s national and state law makers and citi-
zens during the summer patriotic holidays. The Catho-
lic Daughters of the Americas will be holding their
annual Patriotic Rosary Sunday June 13 at 2:00pm on
the Rosary Walk at St Wenceslaus. Feel free to bring
a lawn chair. In case of inclement weather, the rosary
will be held inside the church.
Wellman Summer Lunch Wellman Summer Lunch is looking for volunteers to
help prepare & serve food through the summer. Lunch
will be served Mon, Wed & Fri from the Wellman
City Hall basement & will run from June 14 - August
13. Call Amy Landes if you would like to volunteer
or have any questions: 319-383-1890
Day Pilgrimage to Sioux City, IA Come spend a day of rest and prayer at Trinity
Heights, Sioux City, IA on July 10, Saturday. Trini-
ty Heights grounds feature towering figures of the Im-
maculate Heart of Mary, Queen of Peace and the Sa-
cred Heart of Jesus, several Marian Shrines, the Last
Supper Wood Sculpture, Trinity gardens, the Way of
the Saints and a Marian Center Gift Shop. We will
travel via a coach bus from St. Thomas More Church,
Coralville at 5 a.m. and return at 9 p.m. The estimat-
ed cost (bus and driver gratuity, light breakfast, box
lunch and dinner) is $90 per person. For everyone’s
safety and peace of mind, we encourage all partici-
pants to be fully vaccinated by mid-June. If you are
interested or would like more information, please call
(leave message) 319-351-9297.
The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ
As our world faces so much turmoil and change, it is
now more important than ever to remember who God
is, who we are and where we are going. It is easy to
get distracted and lose focus, especially when we are
being pulled in so many directions. We can not only
lose sight of God but one another.
Maintaining our well developed and mature relation-
ships with God and one another is essential to continu-
ing to live, healthy, happy, and focused lives. In a
message to young people, Pope Benedict XVI said,
“the happiness you are seeking, the happiness you
have a right to enjoy has a name and a face: it is Jesus
of Nazareth, hidden in the Eucharist.”
What is true for those who are younger is even truer
for those who are older. Regardless of how the partic-
ulars of life change over time, human beings are still
hard-wired to seek the fullness of life and happiness.
How we embark on this journey and what we choose
along the way will indicate whether we meet success.
There is so much brokenness and pain in our world.
Many people are lost, feeling lonely, anxious, margin-
alized, victimized, isolated, oppressed, and abused.
Every time we receive the Body of Christ, we have an
opportunity to become what we eat.
The power and presence of Christ in the Eucharist be-
comes present in us and effects change in ourselves
and in the lives of those we meet. We are given the
grace to become temples of justice and peace, carrying
God’s sacred Presence within us wherever we go. Our
faith community is ignited with the fire of God’s love
and stands out as a beacon of hope in a world that is
lost.
This is the only way we can discover peace-filled res-
olutions to violence and create innovative solutions to
what is fueling its need in the first place. True happi-
ness, for the young and old alike, becomes an obtaina-
ble goal.
St. John Maria Vianney says it so well. “There is
nothing so great as the Eucharist. If God had some-
thing more precious, he would have given it to us.”
Only the Eucharist has the ability to connect, sustain,
strengthen, and properly orient us, not only on the
road of this life but the road to life eternal.
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Knowing this, when life gets challenging, unsettling,
and difficult, we can rely on and cling to this gift we
have in the Real Presence of Christ. This actual en-
counter with God celebrates God’s unconditional love
for us and grounds us to the truth of who we are in a
way nothing else is able to do.
Through the Eucharist we really do become the Body
of Christ, we are also bonded together in a most per-
fect way to one another as that Body. Nourished, unit-
ed, and strengthened by the Eucharist, let us individu-
ally and collectively, bring this wonderful gift to all
we meet, especially the poor with whom we have a
special connection.
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KC Statewide Fraternal Benefit Night Long Term Care - What it is.
How people pay for it. Why people need it.
Studies show that of those individuals reaching 65
years of age, 70% will need Long Term Care services
at some point. The expense of Long Term Care can
quickly drain the assets of those who are in need of
those services, jeopardizing people’s plans for the as-
sets that they have spent a lifetime of hard work accu-
mulating. This presentation will give an overview of
what Long Term Care is, how people pay for those
services, why having a plan for Long Term Care ex-
penses is vital to any well executed retirement plan,
and how Knights of Columbus Long Term Care insur-
ance works. To be register for the presentation on June
9th 7:30pm go to:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/
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Vaccination Clinic
On Friday June 11, Pleasantview is hosting a Covid-
19 vaccination clinic in the Friendship Center. We are
partnering with the Washington County Department of
Public Health, which will provide both the Johnson &
Johnson and Pfizer vaccines. The clinic will be a walk
in, no appointments necessary, from 3:00 – 6:00 pm.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact
our Director of Nursing, Holly Lear.
Job Opening The Office of Evangelization at the Diocese of Daven-
port is hiring for the position of Summer Project Asso-
ciate. The Summer Project Associate will work direct-
ly and collaboratively with the Director of Evangeliza-
tion, the Office of Evangelization, and other pertinent
Offices in the Chancery. Principal responsibilities in-
clude three reports which examine the state of digital
engagement in the diocese, identifying models of digi-
tal evangelization, and researching already existing
digital evangelization training programs. Please see
the full position description on the diocesan website.
This position is 20 hours per week for 8-10 weeks and
pays $10/hour. There is some flexibility with start
dates. Send resume, cover letter, application, and a
writing sample (preferably from a theology class) by
June 9, 2021 to
Tiara Hatfield [email protected]
780 West Central Park Ave
Davenport, IA 52804
Congratulations! Congratulations to our graduating seniors!
Highland Brogan Carolan
Alyssa Clarke
Matt Colbert
Kadin Jepson
Fiona Mahler
Grant Prybil
Kaitlyn Redden
Mid-Prairie Colby Rourke
Aaron Slaubaugh
Emma Slaubaugh
Dominic McCain
Joe Allred
Olivia Duwa
Karsen Jehle
Myah Lugar
Nathan Quinby
Levi Schnoebelen
Connor Shalla