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ST. MARY PARISH | 1412 MAIN ST, LUXEMBURG, WISCONSIN 54217 | 920.845.2056 | WWW.STMARYSLUXEMBURG.ORG
HOLY TRINITY PARISH | 510 CHURCH AVE, CASCO, WISCONSIN 54205 | 920.837.7531 | WWW.HOLYTRINITYCASCO.COM
REV. DANIEL J. SCHUSTER, ADMINISTRATOR
REV. MILTON M. SUESS, PASTOR EMERITUS
DCN. ROBERT MILLER, DEACON
BELONGING
We welcome new disciples to our
parish communities. If you live
within our parish boundaries, which
is our mission �eld, then you are
already a member. It is still
important that you register at the
Parish O�ce or during registration
weekends so we can communicate
with you throughout the year. We
are here to help you meet Jesus
Christ, grow in holiness, and fully
participate in a life of prayer.
Please call or stop at either parish
o�ce, or speak with Fr. Schuster.
We are disciples together!
SUNDAY, AUGUST 23 , 2020 | 2 1ST SUNDAY IN ORD INARY T IME
HOLY TRINITY
MASS TIMES:
Saturday: 7:30 pm | Sunday: 9:00 am
Wed: 8:00 am, Fri: 12:15 pm
Confessions: Saturdays at 7:00 pm
PARISH STAFF
Mrs. Gail Adams, Secretary
Mrs. Kim Davister, Bookkeeper
facebook.com/holytrinitycascoschool
ST. MARY
MASS TIMES:
Saturday: 4:00 pm | Sunday: 7:30 & 10:30 am
Mon, Tues, Thurs: 8:00 am
First Fridays: 8:00 am
Saturday Morning: 8:00 am* See bulletin
Confessions: Saturdays 3:00 pm
PARISH STAFF
Ms. Cathy Ullman, Administrative Assistant
facebook.com/stmarysluxemburg
LITURGY & PRAYER
DAILY MASS INTENTIONS
SPIRITUAL ACCOMPANIMENT
Baptism: Contact the Parish O�ce. Baptisms may be
celebrated anytime inside or outside of the Mass.
Marriage: Please contact the Parish O�ce at least nine
months in advance of your wedding date.
Anointing of the Sick: If you are ill, facing surgery or
hospitalization, experience an emergency, or know someone
who needs prayers or a pastoral visit, please contact the
Parish O�ce 24 hours a day.
Confessions: Saturdays: 3:00pm (SM), 7:00pm (HT). You
may request a priest any time that you are moved to seek the
mercy of Jesus in this Sacrament.
Becoming Catholic: Inquiries into the Catholic faith are
accepted year-round. All are welcome to inquire.
Prayer Requests: If you know someone who is ill, we would
like to pray for them. Please call either Parish O�ce.
Nursing Homes: Masses at nursing homes have been
suspended until further notice.
Annulments: To seek healing for a failed marriage, or to
rectify marriages celebrated outside of the Church, contact
Fr. Schuster and set up a meeting.
Saturday, August 22
8:00 AM (SM) NO MASS
4:00 PM (SM) Ira Ferrier
7:30 PM (HT) Marc LeLou
Sunday, August 23
7:30 AM (SM) (Mass in Cemetery) Mike & Mabel Colle
9:00 AM (HT) Pro Polulo
10:30AM (SM) L/D George & Mayme Treml Family
Monday, August 24
8:00 AM (SM) David Baierl
Tuesday, August 25
8:00 AM (SM) Matthew & Beatrice Arendt
Wednesday, August 26
8:00 AM (HT) Wayne Porath
Thursday, August 27
8:00 AM (SM) Don Salentine
Friday, August 28
12:15 PM (HT) For Bonnie Thiry (Birthday)
Saturday, August 29
8:00 AM (SM) NO MASS
1:00 PM (SM) Tlachac / DePeau Wedding
4:00 PM (SM) Pro Populo
7:30 PM (HT) Charles & Helen Schmitt
Sunday, August 30
7:30 AM (SM) Leonard Lemens
9:00 AM (HT) Orville & Alice Jadin
10:30AM (SM) Marilyn Jossart
Question: Is it permissible for a Catholic to be cremated and
the ashes buried in a biodegradable container with a tree
planted over it as a living memorial?
Answer: Catholics may be cremated so long as cremation
does not demonstrate a denial of belief in the resurrection of
the body (Catechism 2301). In a 2016 instruction on
cremation, the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith
(CDF) declared, “The ashes of the faithful must be laid to rest
in a sacred place, that is, in a cemetery or, in certain cases, in
a church or an area, which has been set aside for this
purpose, and so dedicated by the competent ecclesial
authority” (Ad Resurgendum cum Christo 5).
The CDF also said, “In order that every appearance of
pantheism, naturalism or nihilism be avoided, it is not
permitted to scatter the ashes of the faithful departed in the
air, on land, at sea or in some other way” (7). All co�ns and
cremation containers eventually decay, even if it takes
thousands of years. However, using a container that is
designed to decay quickly so that the ashes are distributed
into the earth and surrounding plants may constitute
“scattering” them on the land, which is prohibited.
You should contact a local Catholic cemetery that can
provide a suitable container for ashes and may even allow a
tree to be planted over the burial site so long as it is done in
memory of the deceased and not to promote an unorthodox
view of death and the duty to bury the dead.
Taken from https://www.catholic.com/qa
EVENTS & UPDATES
WEEKLY MEETINGS & EVENTS
ST. MARY PARISH
Sunday, August 23
Mass in the Cemetery, 7:30am
Tuesday, August 25
Church Closed for Active Shooter Training
Kewaunee County Sheriffs
12:00pm—11:00pm
Finance Council, Cafeteria, 6:00pm
Wednesday, August 26
Adoration, 12pm—5pm
Thursday, August 27
O�ce Closed
High School Bible Study, 7:00am
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:00pm
Saturday, August 29
CCD Registration—St. Mary School Hall
9:00am-10:00am
Sunday, August 30
CCD Registration—St. Mary School Hall
12:00pm—1:00pm
HOLY TRINITY PARISH
Tuesday, August 25
Adoration, 1pm—2pm
Wednesday, August 26
CCD Registration—Parish Hall
4:00pm—5:00pm
HIGH SCHOOL BIBLE STUDY, AUGUST 27
St. Mary Parish
Weekly on Thursday mornings at 7:00 AM in the back of the St. Mary church.
Any student can come, there is no registration needed. Food is provided.
ST. MARY CHRISTIAN MOTHERS MEETING, AUGUST 31
St. Mary Parish Hall
All women of the parish are invited to join us for preparing the raAe tickets for
Fall Dinner and for an ice cream social.
SCRIP VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
St. Mary & Holy Trinity Parishes
If you are interested in volunteering your time to help with one of our most
impactful year-round fundraisers, please call the parish o�ce of your parish of
choice and let us know. We need volunteers to sell after weekend Masses, and/
or volunteers who may want to sell at either school o�ce on days of your
choice, such as Friday afternoons.
PREVIOUS WEEK’S OFFERINGS
St. Mary
Parish Support .................. $4,562.00
Offertory .............................. $393.00
Online Support ................... $2,154.00
Assumption .......................... $345.00
Holy Trinity
Parish Support ................... $1,451.00
Offertory ............................... $391.00
Online Support ..................... $705.00
Missionary Appeal .................. $70.00
One of the books that I recently read was called, “The Five
Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable” by Patrick Lencioni.
It is even written from a Christian perspective. In our parishes we
are experiencing a shortage of volunteers, a fear of stepping
forward, the burnout of long-term volunteers, and a need for new
members of committees and councils. This is a normal
occurrence in most parishes, but it also holds back a parish from
offering greater love and service to the community. One of the
answers is for all of us to become a team. This is the name of the
game in the future. Perhaps I have written this very same article
already but we need to hear it again. The early Apostles and
disciples were a team, and they are our model.
Lencioni identi'es 've dysfunctions that exist in teams. The goal
of this year in our parishes and schools is to grow into a true team
by addressing these dysfunctions in a biblical way. Yes, you can
even see these dysfunctions as they playout in the life of the
Apostles. Always remembering the sacri'ce of Jesus Christ, and
empowered by new gifts of the Holy Spirit, the early Church
eventually become a team and changed the world.
Examine these dysfunctions below and see what role they play in
the family, the workplace, the church, or any team that you are
part of these days. Overcoming these dysfunctions is
uncomfortable, but the end result is growth, new leaders, better
committees, and more love.
�� Dysfunction #1: Absence of Trust. The fear of being
vulnerable prevents team members from building trust with
each other.
�� Dysfunction #2: Fear of Con0ict.
�� Dysfunction #3: Lack of Commitment.
�� Dysfunction #4: Avoidance of Accountability.
�� Dysfunction #5: Inattention to Results.
SCHOOL NEWS
ST. MARY SCHOOL HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL
1406 Main St, Luxemburg, WI 54217
O*ce: 920.845.2224
Mission: Since 1883, St. Mary School has been a
welcoming community that inspires all to live, learn,
and serve as Christ taught us. In partnership with
parents and parish community, we provide a quality, Catholic
education that is focused on faith, academics, and personal growth.
510 Church Ave, Casco, WI 54205
O*ce: 920.837.7531
Mission: Through faith in Jesus Christ, Holy Trinity
Catholic School fosters academic excellence in a safe
learning environment with a focus on prayer,
discipleship and family.
PARISH INFORMATION
HOLY TRINITY CONTACTS
Trustees:
Barb Porath | 255-1627
Mike Smiley | 676-2077
Finance Council President:
Barry Pavlat | 255-3867
School Board:
Deb Ries | 837-7361
Parish Council President:
Dan Fameree | 948-8263
Holy Name Society:
Chuck Heraly | 837-7449
Altar Rosary Society:
Carol Cravillion | 837-7225
Cemetery Committee:
Brad Adams | 255-7699
Home School President:
Tracey Anderson | 255-0197
ST MARY CONTACTS
Trustees:
Dan Bouche | 639-2489
John Paider | 845-2226
Finance Council President:
Paul Sinkula | 845-2041
School Board:
Desiree Haen I 737-0858
Parish Council President:
Rod Mleziva | 536-0142
Holy Name Society:
Dan Stahl | 845-2770
Christian Mothers:
Ann Paider I 845-2226
Cemetery Committee:
Gerald Bertrand I 845-2972
Home & School President:
Harmony Ducat I 680-4412
LC FOOD PANTRY (Marv’s Bin)
1st & 3rd Thursday | 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
2nd & 4th Saturday | 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Any questions contact Jackie 920.845.5362
SCHOOL INFORMATION:
Holy Trinity: There will be no open house this year due to COVID-19.
Students and their families are invited to drop off supplies and visit the
school anytime from 8:00am to 12:30pm, Monday-Thursday next week.
Other times may be arranged by appointment. Please call the school
o=ce for details. Masks will be required for all family members during this
time.
St. Mary: There will be no open house this year due to COVID-19. While we
are very sad that we cannot offer our traditional open house, we have
made an alternative plan to allow for school supply drop off. If you can
provide a gift to your classroom, such as extra disinfecting wipes or other
materials, you can include them with drop-off. Masks will be required for
all family members during this time. If these times do not work for you,
please reach out to the school o=ce. See the schedule below for times.
~Principal of Schools: Mrs. Wojcik.
REGISTRATION DATES
Holy Trinity, Wed, Aug 26, at
4:00PM
St. Mary, Sat, Aug 29, 9:00AM
St. Mary, Sun, Aug 30, 12:00PM
�� Fee is $50 per student
�� It is possible to register for
either parish at either site
on any date listed above.
�� Parishioners from either
parish may register at either
program
CLASSES
St. Mary Grades 1-6, Saturdays
from 9:00am—10:30am,
starts 9/12
St. Mary Grade 7, Mondays from
7:00pm-8:30pm, starts 9/14
St. Mary Grades 8, 9-10,
Wednesdays from 7:00pm-
8:30pm starting on 9/9
St. Mary Grades 11-12, Sundays
from 4:00pm-5:30pm, starting
on 9/13
Holy Trinity Grades 1-6,
Wednesdays from 4:00pm-
5:15pm starting on 9/9
Holy Trinity Grades 7-8,
Wednesdays from 7:00pm-
8:15pm starting on 9/9
�� All high schoolers from both
parishes attend St. Mary’s
CCD
�� This is a Confirmation prep
year for all Sophomores and
Juniors
CCD UPDATE
Date 1:00 � 2:00pm 2:00 � 3:00pm 3:00 � 4:00pm
Monday Last Names A � H Last Names I � Q Last Names R � Z
Tuesday Last Names R � Z Last Names A � H Last Names I � Q
Wednesday Last Names I � Q Last Names R � Z Last Names A � H
FROM FR. SCHUSTER
ST. MARY PLAYGROUND UPDATE
CATHOLIC FINANCIAL LIFE DONATION
Paul Heim of Catholic Financial Life Chapter #288 of Luxemburg &
Sugarbush stopped in this past week to make a donation to St. Mary
Parish. Catholic Financial Life supports the “Catholic Comeback” of
all of our parishioners to safe celebrations of the Holy Mass. To help
our parish in this time of need, a $500.00 donation was made to
make up for the shortfalls we are experiencing due to COVID-19.
Thank you to Catholic Financial Life. Please consider utilizing their
2nancial services and/or become active in the Casco or the
Luxemburg/Sugarbush chapters.
THANK YOU!
ST. MARY SPRING FLING UPDATE
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2020
Due to circumstances, our already postponed Spring Fling will not be able to
happen as we once hoped.
�� There will not be an event at the Fairgrounds Expo Building
�� There will not be a Mass with Polka Music
�� The booyah sale WILL still take place September 12th in the church parking
lot. Pre-orders are encouraged.
�� The bucket raAes and live auction items WILL be available via silent auction
in church AND through an online bidding program throughout the month of
September. Details on items will be posted through the school Facebook
site.
�� We are hoping to still do our most popular raAe- DESSERTS!
Our Home & School Organization cannot help the school without the funding that comes
from the Spring Fling. We will be doing a direct donation appeal in order to try and gain
funding. We are hoping that the community will come through as it has so many times in
the past. Please keep your eyes open for more details.
What you see above represents an
awesome team effort between the
people of St. Mary Parish, the Home
& School organization, the Building
& Grounds Committee (especially
Glenn Rueckl), and our own local
tradesmen. We are excited to
welcome our students back with
new swings for our littlest students,
and new curva spinners for all of our
students. You can still contribute to
this project by giving directly to
Home & School through the parish
o=ce. They need your help!
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com IC Mary, Most Holy Trinity, Luxemburg, WI A 4C 01-2074
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FALL-RITE SERVICES, LLC
Scott Browne - 920-255-2485Complete Tree and Brush Removal Year Round Service
• Tree Trimming • Stump Grinding • Site Clearing • Tree RemovalScott Browne
Fully Insured • Free Estimates www.fallriteservices.com
Barber & Company
Hair Center837-2199
311 Main St • Casco, WI
Leon’s Auto Body& Sales LLC
Car & Truck Sales Very Low PricesN4419 Cty. C, Kewaunee
Open Mon.-Fri. 8am-8pm • Sat. 8am-3pm388-0655 • 255-1265
120 Commerce Dr. Luxemburg, WI
(920) [email protected] Algoma Rd. • New Franken, WI
(920) [email protected]
Proud to be a Member of Our Local Community Casco, WI
920 837-7644 • www.kinnardfarms.com
FUNERAL HOMES FURNITURE - FLOORING - BEDDING
WIESNER & MASSART, INC
CASCO 920-837-7414 ALGOMA 920-487-2061
wiesnermassart.com
Bob Berceau, Owner Since 1991 N6643 Blue Lagoon Lane • Casco, WI 54205 [email protected] 920-837-2157 office License #226047 920-819-4100 cell
BERCEAU SOIL & SEPTIC CONS Soil Evaluation, Septic Insp., Design of Septic Systems, Trenching
Snow Plowing Landscaping Fully Insured362-0970
Steven Agamaite, Owner www.sdalawnservice.com
ROCKY’S APPLIANCE GE-Maytag-Hotpoint • Amana-Whirlpool
Sales & Service
1501 Main St., Luxemburg, WI 54217
920-845-2992 [email protected]
If you want QUALITY, call Chuck Heraly’s Carpentry, Inc. (920) 837-7449 C: (920) 255-0850
3 New Construction 3 Remodeling 3 Siding
624 Church St. Casco, WI 54205
Owner: Tom Suess
Residential Commercial
920-866-3116Serving the tri-country area for over 40 years
Professional Powder Coating
Commercial • Industrial • ResidentialLEE PRAVECHEK
N5085 Townline Rd 920-845-2732 Luxemburg, WI Pravechek.com
Storage Space AvailableAutos, Boats, Campers, etc.
20,000 sq. ft. of heated storage Located in Kewaunee & Door Counties
Call Ron McClure: 920-536-0881
Feed, Grain, Lawn & Garden Fertilizers Locations in Rio Creek (920) 837-2226
& Luxemburg (920) 845-1528www.riocreekfeedmill.com
$0.50 off Original Herb &Spice Cheese SpreadFor St. Mary &Holy Trinity Memberswhen ad is presented.Main St. - Luxemburg | since 1978
Open Saturdays!
KENS CUSTOM CLUBSKenneth BoucherYour Certified PXG & Miura Dealer
920 412 0356134 Maryknoll Ln • Casco, [email protected]
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Office: (920) 845-2011 or 800-591-1864
Business Hours: Mon-Fri 7am-5pm • Sat 7am-noon
Luxemburg Motor Company
925 Main St Luxemburg, WI 54217
www.luxemburgmotor.com
ROBBIE G. DAVISTEROWNER
DAVISTER CONSTRUCTION 920-660-2566
DAIRYLAND SEEDBaudhuin Seed Sales
Rob and Tammy BaudhuinN5704 County Rd. E • Casco, WI 54205
Cell (Rob): (920) 255-3151 | www.dairylandseed.com
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIALFamily Owned & Operated for 45 Years!Mike Michiels • Cell: (920) 621-9890
5799 Humboldt Road • Luxemburg, WI 54217office: (920) 845-9273 fax: (920) 845-9363
E3160 County T • Casco, WI (920) 837-7632 • 866-405-8231• Farm Tractor & Heavy Equip. Repair
• Replacement Parts • Northern Batteries • Professional Restoration of Farm and Const. Equip.
• Custom Made Battery Cables & Hydraulic Hoses WWW.TREMLREPAIRANDIMPLEMENT.COM
TREML REPAIR & IMPLEMENT CO. LLC
• Crushed Road Gravel • Bank Run Fill • Topsoil • Washed Stone & Sand • Crusher Dust • Fill Sand • Kiln Dust for Muddy Cow Yards
Full Product & Service List at www.cascosandngravelco.com
Casco - (920) 495-6785
CASCO SAND & GRAVEL CO, LLC.
EVANLEGRAVE OWNER
920.609.2805 | New Franken, WI www.legraveplumbingllc.com
Simonar’sSimonar ServiceSimonar SportsSimonar Towing
Lee’s SportsSimonar Shell
GK’s Car Wash
Brooke BredaelIndependent Wellness Advocate920-680-3384my.doterra.com/[email protected]
Meade ManorPet Clinic
Dr. Debbie Moede, D.V.M.N6785 Moede Lane, Algoma(3 mi. East of Casco on Hwy 54)
“Pet Boarding Available” 837-2511
Rely on your hometown heating & cooling experts
At your door whenyou need us!
wulfbrotherslux.com • 920-845-2525
24-HourEmergency
Service
Village KitchenOpen 5 a.m. • 7 Days a Week
Daily Specials • Home-made Soups & Fresh Baked Pies
101 Old Orchard Ave., Casco (920) 837-7333
Water Softeners - Iron FiltersBottled Water - Water Coolers - RO Systems
Salt - Sales - Service - Rent With OptionsJim Simonar, Consultant • 920-845-2818
420 Haven Ln., P.O. Box 234 • Luxemburg, WIPhone: 845-1477General Contractor
Call Luke at 920-217-5986
Pamela Miller, RN BSN, Administrator 143 School Creek Trail | Luxemburg, WI 54217
920.845.5950fax: 920.845.5960 | cell: 920.495.5950 | [email protected]
Johanna Peterson REALTOR®
CELL: (920) 621-0400 EMAIL: [email protected] Serving Brown, Door & Kewaunee Counties
shorewest.com EHO NS
Otto’s MeatsCertified Organic & Natural Products.
920-845-2612 Business Hrs:
Mon–Fri 8am-5pm | Sat 9am-1pm
Luxemburg
AUTUMN FIELDS ASSISTED LIVING
Lori Hucek Administrator
E426 County Rd SS Luxemburg, WI 54217
[email protected] | www.theautumnfields.com
742 Main St.Luxemburg, WIServing At 4pm
Closed Mon & Tues
(920) 845-2505
920-845-2600www.premiertravels.com
(920) 845-2000 606 A Center Dr. • Luxemburg, WI
CROP INSURANCE SERVICES, INCTanya Kudick, Agent
OVER 15 YEARS SERVING AREA FARMERSCall (920) 255-0231
Excellent Customer Service & KnowledgeFor Your Crop Insurance NeedsN3144 Cty AB, Luxemburg WI
Kim Davister LMT (920) 680-9481
JAY’S ASPHALTSpecializing in
Maintenance, Seal Coating, Patching & Crack Filling
Serving area locally for 30 yearsCall 866-2635
Heating • Air Conditioning • Indoor Air QualityResidential & Commercial Services
(920) 845-2062 www.ComfortByUltimateAir.com
Champion Pump & Water Service, Inc.Installation & Repair of Water Pumps
Backhoe Work Well Inspections Well Abandonments & Water Tests
David Gregorich, Jr. | (920) 866-9464 5861 Mary’s Road • New Franken, WI 54229
605 Applewood St., 506 East Ave Casco, WI 54205 Casco, WI 54205 (920) 837-2550 (920) 837-2750
www.cascokidzzone.com
THE FINEST FLOORING FURNITURE BEDDING
(920) 845-2341 mcmahonsofluxemburg.com
Trust Builds Relationships
Call 920-330-9000
Matthew J. Raymaker(920)330-9000
Auto • Home • Business • Health • Life • Surety
In Memory of
Don & Verle Dax
In Memory of Harold & Bob
Baudhuin Families
THEYS ORCHARDS, LUXEMBURG Apples • Honey • Maple Syrup
Cider • Jellies Open late August
Jim & Judy Theys (920) 362-5884
In memory of Rick Ropson
Masonry, Excavating, Tree Services & Storage
Ronald McClure Owner 920.837.2266 • Cell: 920.536.0881