September 8th: National Day of Remembrance for Unborn Children

On Saturday, September 8th, the sixth annual Day of Remembrance, solemn prayer vigils will be conducted at gravesites and other memorial sites dedicated to aborted babies across the U.S.

In Minnesota, Pro-Life Action Ministries will remember 13 aborted babies who are buried at Resurrection Cemetery in Mendota Heights. The aborted children were found in the Robbinsdale Clinic dumpster in 1987. The prayer vigil will be conducted from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. at the cemetery.

More information may be found at abortionmemorials.com

Please continue to pray and work for the end of abortion.

Source: Pro-Life Action News, August, 2018; Pro-Life Action Ministries, 1163 Payne Ave. St. Paul, MN 55130

Mayo Clinic Health System Hospice sponsors: Hope A grief support group for women who have experienced the death of a

loved one. The group is led by widows and offers an opportunity to learn about grief, share experiences and find healing and hope from loss.

Drop-ins are welcome. Tuesdays, 5:15 – 6:15 pm St John the Baptist Catholic Church

John Paul II Meeting Room, 2nd Floor, 632 S. Broad St., Mankato For more information, please call 507-385-2989 or

1-800-327-3721, ext. 2989 (toll free).

Camp Oz Grief Camp for Kids—Saturday, October 6, 2018 Camp Patterson, Lake Washington, Madison Lake, Minnesota

Camp Oz is a day-long grief camp for children and teens, ages 6 to 18, who have experienced the death of someone in their life.

Because of generous donations, Mayo Clinic Health System Hospice is able to offer Camp Oz free of charge.

For more information or registration materials, call 507-594-2989 or 1-800-327-3721, ext. 4-2989 (toll-free). Registration must be received by September 26, 2018. To learn about opportunities to volunteer at Camp Oz, contact: Jeanne Atkinson, bereavement coordinator. Applications to

volunteer must be received by September 14, 2018.

Make plans for a fall get-away with the one you love

before your calendar fills up!! A Marriage Encounter Weekend is a private weekend away from life's

distractions that allows a husband and wife to focus on each other. The next available Weekend is October 5-7, 2018 in Buffalo, MN. Early registration is highly recommended. For more information visit our

website at: twincitieswwme.org or contact Brent & Tracy at applications@twincitieswwme.org or 612-756-8720

Healing Takes Time Fall Retreat

September 14-16, 2018 Friday 7:00 p.m. - Sunday 11:00 a.m.

Join us for an Interdenominational Retreat at The Franciscan Retreat & Spirituality Center in Prior

Lake, MN. This retreat is an uplifting experience to help those who are suffering from a loss of a loved one to find hope and healing in their grief journey.

Breakout sessions will be held and led by those who have experienced the same loss, and understand exactly what you are going through. Sessions include: · Loss of Child · Loss of Spouse · Loss through

Suicide · Loss through Pregnancy or Infant Loss · Loss of Sibling/Parent

Keynote Speaker: “A Glimpse of Heaven” Deb Hadley is from Alexandria, MN, and is the mother of Kaylie (24) and Tyler (20), who passed away tragically 9 months and 2 days apart. Deb has lived and continues to live the life of a grieving mother. However,

she has turned her life over to God, found hope in the midst of the devastating storm, and has used her tragedy to help thousands grow in

faith to love and serve the Lord. The Lord asks us to use our experiences to help those who suffer in the same way. Through the Wisdom of the Lord, His grace, and promises,

Deb will help you to not only “survive” your grief journey, but provide you with the tools to “thrive” as you place your Trust in the Lord.

debhadley.com or Facebook—KT Humble Hearts Foundation—Deb Hadley

For more information or to register for the retreat, contact: Marlene Hunt at (507) 381-1177 or Email: marlenehunt53@gmail.com

Facebook: Hope United Grief Group

PASTORAL CARE EVENTS

Knights of Columbus events

St. Mary-St. Henry Pro-Life Team

St. Mary’s CCW Events

Tuesday, September 4th at 5:00 p.m. - Fall General Meeting: Mass, potluck, meeting

Thursday, September 13th at 6 p.m. – Fall Institute – Holy Trinity, Waterville. $8.00 payment and reservation due by September 5th. Please call President, Jean Cemensky-Mohr, 612-978-1178, to register. We will leave the St. Mary parking lot at 5:30PM

Thursday, September 27th at 11AM-12:30PM – Fall Hotdish and Salad Luncheon. We will have our Craft and Bake Sale again this year.

Thursday, October 25th at 5:30 – Mission Event – St. John’s, Jordan. Admission to the Mission Event will be diapers and baby wipes. The speaker will be Heidi Ernste Rice. She will talk about an “Ernste Christmas”, which is a program that she started to assist families in need. Shoeboxes for Appalachia will also be collected at the Mission Event. Each box should include something warm, useful, fun and something for hygiene. Please label boxes with gender and age. Other items that they are collecting for Appalachia are powdered laundry detergent and Depends for adults.

CCW Dues for 2018 – 2019 are $10. Please place in the collection basket or drop off at the Parish Office. These dues help cover the costs of the liturgical needs at St. Mary (i.e. candles, hosts, wine, Living Faith booklets, etc).

General Meeting Thursday, September 6 at 7:30 PM

Church of St. Mary Social Hall Serving Sweet Corn & Brats after the meeting!

Churches of St. Mary & St. Henry 165 N. Waterville Ave., Le Center, MN 56057

Phone: 507-357-6633 Phone/Fax: 507-357-4838

www.stmarysthenry.org

Parish Staff

Pastor: Fr. Christopher Shofner (phone extension 305) fr.chris@hotmail.com After Hours Emergencies: 612-227-7985

Associate Pastor: Fr. James Adams (ext 307) padrejfa@frontier.com

Associate Pastor: Fr. James Stiles (ext 306) fr.stiles@frontier.com

Trustees St. Mary: Clarence Mager 357-4338 Pete Plut 357-6222

Trustees St. Henry: Dan Germscheid 357-4923 Jim Selly 357-4898

Coordinator of Faith Formation: Jean Boothby (phone ext 304) jeanrb@frontier.com

Secretary/Receptionist: Gloria Wolf (phone ext 301) gloriagw@frontier.com

Accounting/Bookkeeping: Tara Robinson (phone ext 302) tarar@frontier.com

Maintenance: Joe Holicky (phone ext 303) jholicky1@frontier.com

Music Ministry: Terri McMillen mcmillen752@gmail.com

Office Hours - 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday - Thursday

9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Friday

Bulletin Deadline - articles need to be submitted to Gloria by noon

on Wednesday.

For use of meeting rooms or Social Hall - contact Gloria

Mass Schedule

Saturday 4:30 PM (St. Mary)

Sunday 8:00 AM (St. Henry)

10:00 AM (St. Mary)

12:00 PM (St. Mary, in Spanish)

Monday No Mass

Tuesday, Weds & Friday 9:00 AM

Thursday 5:00 PM

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Saturday 3:45-4:20 PM (St. Mary)

Sunday 7:30-7:50 AM (St. Henry)

Or by appointment (contact Fr. Shofner, Fr. Adams or Fr. Stiles)

Our Eucharistic Adoration chapel is open for individuals to come

for 5 minutes or an hour and be with Our Lord in the Blessed

Sacrament. Our chapel hours are: Tuesday 9:00 AM to Thursday

9:00 AM (closes during daily Mass and Funeral Masses).

TWENTY-SECOND SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME

SEPTEMBER 2, 2018

September 8 - The Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary (Feast)

We should be

filled with joy at

the birth of Mary.

Her womb was a

most holy temple.

There, God

received his

human nature

and thus entered

visibly into the

world of men.

-St. Peter Damian

From the Pastor’s Desk

Brothers and Sisters in Christ,

This weekend we celebrate Labor Day, a day dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers that have built up the strength, prosperity and well-being of our nation. While for many, this is a final chance to spend time at the lake and to relax, for many others it is a moment to be recognized for the work they do. Whether construction workers, factory workers, farmers, or other trades, we acknowledge the hard work you put into your work in order to provide for others.

While we often groan and complain about work, it’s important to note that God endowed work with great dignity. The Church has sought to safeguard that dignity by addressing the issues and challenges that laborers have faced in the workplace. In 1981 St. Pope John Paul II released his encyclical Laborem Exercens, which calls attention to the dignity and rights of those who work, condemns “situations in which that dignity and those rights are violated”, and seeks to guide change “so as to ensure authentic progress by man and society” (Laborem Exercens 1).

The document highlights four main themes: 1) The proper place of work in our life: Man was not created for work.

Rather, work is done for the good of man. When work itself becomes most important, it begins to strip man of his rights and dignity, reduces him to being a slave to the pursuit of profit, and takes away all incentive to pursue creativity and responsibility. But at the same time, work can be the means by which man expresses himself, contributes meaningfully to society, and provides for his family in a dignified manner.

2) The importance of the person over the processes and instruments of work: Workplaces face the danger of seeing workers as just another resource, less than human, like the machines they use. When industrialization was taking place in the late 19th century, the pursuit of wealth and growth caused workers to be subject to unsafe working conditions, many hours with little pay, and few rights. But we recognize that the good of workers is more important than the pursuit of profits, and workplaces should do everything reasonable to ensure this.

3) The rights of the human person as the determining factor for all things: This entails the need to take action against the injustices that may be present in a workplace or systemically, whether it’s unemployment, harsh working conditions, policies that harm employees, low wages, or injustices against women, immigrants or other groups. Workplaces have the responsibility to address failings within their own structures, and society has the responsibility to address more systemic failings.

4) The spiritual aspect of work: Human labor can be seen as a share in the work that God performed in the creation of the world, and when balanced with rest in order to enjoy the fruits of our labors, can be a source of great satisfaction. Further, our labor is an opportunity for us to identify with Christ in a special way, since He was a laborer, valued the dignity of those who worked, and called for justice in society. Even though labor can be hard, “by enduring the toil of work in union with Christ crucified for us, man in a way collaborates with the Son of God for the redemption of humanity. He shows himself a true disciple of Christ by carrying the cross in his turn every day in the activity that he is called upon to perform” (Laborem Exercens 27).

On this Labor Day, we thank those who work so diligently at their jobs to contribute to the building up and maintenance of our society. We pray that all workers may see the great dignity they have in their work. And we pray that God may bless all workers.

God bless, Fr. Chris Shofner Fr.Chris@hotmail.com

Mass Schedule & Intentions

Monday, September 3

Tuesday, September 4 9:00 AM Opening of Adoration 5:00 PM Mass (Please note time change for this week) In Reparation for our lack of prayer that our leaders be Godly men and women of faith.

Wednesday, September 5 9:00 AM Mass - Living & Deceased members of Charles L. Traxler family

Thursday, September 6 9:00 AM Closing of Adoration 5:00 PM Mass Ray & Rose Fredrickson††

FIRST FRIDAY, September 7 8:30 AM Confessions 9:00 AM Mass Mary Wood†

Saturday, September 8 3:45 PM Confessions 4:30 PM Mass Joe & Edith Holicky††

Sunday, September 9 7:30 AM Confessions (St. Henry) 8:00 AM Mass (St. Henry) Bernard Widmer & Gary Goettl†† 10:00 AM Mass Richard Kalina† 12:00 PM Mass (in Spanish) For the Parish

This Week in the Parish

Monday, September 3 Labor Day - OFFICE CLOSED

Tuesday, September 4 5:45 PM CCW General Meeting & Potluck

Wednesday, September 5 8:15 PM Faith Formation Board Meeting Faith Formation Registrations Due

Thursday, September 6 7:00 PM Hispanic Bible Study 7:30 PM Knights of Columbus Meeting

FIRST FRIDAY, September 7 AM Communion Calls

Saturday, September 8 2:00 PM Baptisms at St. Mary

Sunday, September 9 Children’s Liturgy of the Word at the 10AM Mass Baptisms after all Masses 6:00-9:00 PM Dead Theologians Society (Le Center)

Readings for next Sunday September 9, 2018

Isaiah 35:4-7a James 2:1-5

Mark 7:31-17

Baptism Classes If you are interested in having your child baptized, please contact Father Shofner at the Parish Office to reserve your spot and to schedule a Baptism class. This 1 1/2 hour-long class is required for the parents and godparents of the child to be baptized.

Please note the next scheduled date for baptism will take place on September 9, 2018.

Please Note: A requirement for Baptism is a copy of the child’s birth certificate.

Sacramental Information Baptism - offered once each month (except during Lent). Contact Fr. Shofner, Fr. Adams or Fr. Stiles for baptism in Spanish & English.

Marriage - contact Fr. Shofner, Fr. Adams or Fr. Stiles at least 6 months in advance. All couples must complete a weekend retreat as well as marriage preparation classes with Fr. Shofner, Fr. Adams or Fr. Stiles.

Confirmation - youth are prepared in grades 8 & 9. For adult confirmation - contact Fr. Shofner, Fr. Adams or Fr. Stiles.

Anointing of the Sick - communal anointing for the Parish once each year in the spring. For private anointing, contact Fr. Shofner, Fr. Adams or Fr. Stiles

Communion calls for ill or homebound - please contact the Parish Center.

Sacramental Life

Please Pray Part of our Christian duty is to pray for each other. The

following have asked for your prayers:

Myles Genelin Jolene Zell Terry Krenik Holden Zell Dave Krenik Brian Beer

All residents at Central Health Care, Mala Strana, Benedictine, Traditions, Lutheran Home, Three Links, Laurels Edge, & Horizon Place. Some people have requested to not have their name included on this list. We respect their wishes and ask that you pray for all who are ill.

*Our prayer list will be updated regularly. When you submit a name of a loved one for prayer, their name will remain on the prayer list for SIX WEEKS. If you no longer see your loved ones name and would like the parish community to continue to pray for this individual, please call the parish office with your prayer request and their name will again be placed on our prayer list for another six weeks.

Patriotic Rosary, Sunday September 9 at 6:30pm

This traditional Rosary will be prayed at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church, Union Hill (20087 Hub Drive, New Prague, MN) at 6:30pm. We invite all to celebrate this great tradition especially our

military and veteran families! As we recite this Rosary together we will pray for our legislators, senators, and all in government to fight for

religious freedom, the right to live, as well as support and respect for our soldiers and veterans. Everyone is welcome.

Rosary Rally at Le Sueur County Fairgrounds

Please join the 2018 Public Square Rosary Crusade to pray the Rosary and other Marian prayers for repentance and

conversion in our nation and the world. We meet next on Thursday, September 13 and continue on the 13th of

each month through October 13. These days coincide with the anniversary of the Fatima apparitions of 1917.

Please join us at noon under the gazebo in the park next to the swimming pool on Highway 99 in Le Center. Bring a

chair if desired. For more information, contact Sheila McCabe Swan at 507-357-6941 or mccabeswan@yahoo.com.

Pray to the Lord of the Harvest Vocations Holy Hours

Join us at 7:00 pm on the second Tuesday of each month to pray for vocations to the priesthood, diaconate and religious life. The schedule

for 2018 follows. For more details, visit www.10000vocations.org

September 11, 2018….. St. Therese, Deephaven October 9, 2018…..All Saints, Lakeville

November 13, 2018…..Cathedral of St. Paul, St. Paul

Pro-Life Presentation – All are welcome!

Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life (MCCL) will offer a brief pro-life

presentation on Monday, September 24 at 7:00 pm at Immanuel Lutheran Church,

421 N. Second St., in Mankato. You will learn about how to help pregnant women in need, Minnesota abortion

statistics, efforts to overturn our law against assisted suicide, and more. Discover how you can make a difference in protecting innocent human

life. Enjoy fellowship at this free one-hour gathering! For more information, visit the “Events-Fall Tour” section at www.mccl.org. We

look forward to presenting this vital information in your area. Thank you so much!

On the weekend of October 7, Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary, the US–through Rosary Coast to Coast–will join

with our International brothers and sisters to pray for our respective nations.

Americans across the country are invited to pray Rosary Coast to Coast wherever they can

gather: in parish Churches; in front of state capitols; along the US coasts and borders; as families; or while viewing the live-stream of the National Rosary Rally. Rosary Coast to Coast will take place at 4 pm Eastern, 3 pm Central, 2 pm Mountain, 1 pm Pacific. Indeed, the Heart of the Nation

will be Immersed in the Hour Of Mercy.

If there is a parishioner who would like to coordinate this prayer on the grounds of St. Mary and/or St. Henry church, please contact the

parish office. Possibly it could include a social time to follow.

Spiritual Enrichment and Education Opportunities

How do I get FORMED? Go to www.FORMED.org. Scroll down to the section marked “For Individuals” and input our unique parish code: 3675db. Set up a username and password. Now you are all set to use all the great programs on FORMED anytime simply by logging in. It’s that easy!

Mission Sewing will start up again on Tuesday, September 18th. Anyone interested in helping with tying mission quilts is welcome any Tuesday afternoon at 1PM in the Mission Room. Just stop in any Tuesday and visit or

maybe help tie a quilt with our group.

Call Ruth Germscheid, 357-6421, if you are interested or have any questions or would like to donate material, time or talent.

Like us on Facebook: Search “St Mary & St Henry Faith Formation” or www.facebook.com/lecentercatholic.

We post updates about our Faith Formation program (e.g. class cancellations, special events, needs, etc.). But it’s not just for youth Faith Formation. We also post information about other things of interest going on in the parish, as well as offering resources for adults to grow and be inspired in the Catholic Faith.

Community and Social Events

Saturday, September 8, 2018 Our Lady of the Prairie Church Block Party - 200 E Church St, Belle Plaine from 2-11PM, Chicken Dinner, Silent Auction, Kids Games, Food Stands, Bingo, Pet Show, live music by the Ernie Stumpf Band & Shaw Brothers, Beer Garden and more! See bulletin boards in church entrances for more information.

Saturday & Sunday, September 15 & 16, 2018 Applefest - St. Anne’s Parish Festival, 511 N 4th St, Le Sueur. Outdoor Mass at 5:15 PM Sat. is followed by a hog roast dinner. Outdoor Mass Sun. at 10AM followed by a grilled chicken dinner. Both days offer music, silent auction, concessions, wine pull, and much more. See church bulletin boards for many more details.

Sunday, September 16, 2018 Fall Festival - Immaculate Conception-Marysburg, 27528 Patrick St, Madison Lake. Ham Dinner, 10:30AM Outdoor Mass, Celtic and Blue Grass live music, Outdoor Concessions, Classic Car Roll-In, Children’s Games, Mary Guentzel Quintet, Bring a Lawn Chair. More information on church entrance bulletin boards.

Sunday, September 16, 2018 Fall Festival - at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Jordan. Activities include a Traditional Mass at 8AM, Polka Mass at 10AM with music provided by the Wendinger Band, Chicken and Ham Dinner from 11AM-2PM (take outs available), and a Huge Quilt Auction at 3:30 PM, Funland for the Kids, Silent Auction, Country Market and so much more! Sunday, September 23, 2018 Spirit Fest - Divine Mercy Catholic Church, 139 Mercy Drive, Faribault, 10AM Polka Mass, 12PM Mariachi Mass, Open Pit Dinner, Food Stands, Beer Garden, Inflatables, Kids Games, Cake Walk, Tractor Pedal Pull, Raffles, Live Music and more. See church entrance bulletin boards for more information.

Faith Formation

Faith Formation Registrations Due September 5th –

Registration forms can be found at the entrances of the church, the office and online. All past due account balances need to be paid to register for the fall.

Volunteer/Teacher Training - Please consider volunteering to help out on Wednesday evenings. We will have training for all volunteers on Wednesday, September 12th, 2018 from 6:30-7:45pm.

Family Opening Night - September 19th from 6:30 – 7:45 p.m. All families will attend this Mass, student activity and parent meeting to get important information and calendar for the Faith Formation year.

Regular Classes begin – September 26th. Early Session will be from 5:30-6:30pm for grades K-4. Late Session will be from 6:45-8:00pm for grades 4-9 including Confirmation classes.

Volunteers get a discount on their Faith Formation Registration fees! We

need classroom teachers & co-teachers, classroom assistants, hall monitors, and traffic monitors. We would love volunteers of all ages, from teens to grandparents, to come learn with us on Wednesday nights. When the children see the support of the parish community in our program, they become more active in their learning. Contact Jean for more information.

Faith Formation Board The next Faith Formation Board meeting will

be Wednesday, September 5th at 8:15pm.

“Come and see what God has done: He is awesome in his deeds toward the children of man.” Psalm 66:5

Jean R. Boothby Faith Formation Coordinator jeanrb@frontier.com 941-962-5168

What is the Dead Theologians Society (DTS)? A Catholic apostolate for 8th grade through high school age teens. Through the Saints of yesterday, the Dead Theologians Society inspires the youth of today to become the saints of tomorrow. Its motto is, “Dead to the World, alive in Christ!” This is inspired by Romans 6:11 where St. Paul tells us to be dead to sin but alive in Christ Jesus. Come and have fun, learn about a rock star in the faith, eat well and spend time with Jesus.

Mark your calendars and plan to join us the second Sunday of each month from 6-9PM. We will be alternating the location between the Church of St. Mary, Le Center, the Church of the Nativity, Cleveland and St. Anne’s, Le Sueur: September 9 (Le Center), October 14 (Cleveland), November 11, December 9, January 13, February 10, March 10, April 14, May 12, June 9 (Locations to be decided soon for the November-June meetings).

Become an official member by attending 3 times in a row or 5 times total! As a member you receive an official sweatshirt, rosary, and scapular! (All pictured here). But even better, by being a member you will experience your love for God grow by leaps and bounds and form a foundation that will enable you to go out into the world knowing that God and the friendships you made in DTS will carry you through. Please contact Fr. Adams if you would like to attend or have questions.

All parishioners of all ages, come to Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament during the DTS gatherings. We especially need adorers to commit to be before our Lord for an hour during the 6-9PM gathering time. Also, we need cooks willing to help make and serve a meal to the kids. If you are able to help in either capacity, contact Fr. Adams or the parish office and let us know.

Save these dates

August 25-26, 2018 St. Mary St. Henry

Weekly Budget $ 3950.00 $ 825.00

Weekly Offering $ 2419.22 $ 670.00 Plate $ 70.00 $ 144.00

TOTAL $ 2489.22 $ 814.00

Diff. from budget -$ 1460.78 -$ 11.00

Parish Stewardship Nominations for Pastoral Councils

On this weekend of September 1-2 and next weekend, September 8-9, we will be accepting nominations for 3 positions on the St. Mary Pastoral Council and 2 positions on the St. Henry Pastoral Council. Both councils have members whose terms are ending. New members will begin their 3-year term with the October 2018 meeting. Nomination slips will be found in the pews beginning this weekend and can be placed in the collection basket at Mass. Please feel free to nominate yourself or someone in the parish who you believe whose gifts are suited to leadership within our parishes and who would make a meaningful contribution to our parishes. All nominees must be registered, practicing members of their respective parish.

All nominated individuals will be contacted to determine that they accept the nomination before being placed on the final ballot. Parish voting will then take place on the weekends of September 22-23 and September 29-30. If you have any questions regarding the nomination/election process or the work of the Pastoral Council, please contact Fr. Shofner in the parish office. We give our thanks to the Pastoral Council members whose terms are ending. We are very grateful that they were willing to serve our St. Mary and St. Henry parishes in this important role. The outgoing St. Mary Pastoral Council members are Theresa Collins, Julia Gramling, & Barb Kavan. The outgoing St. Henry Pastoral Council members are Jayne Gehrke & Lloyd Stauff. Thank you!

St. Mary’s Thrift Store Hours

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, & Friday: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Saturday: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM

Thrift Store #507-341-4236

$4 a plastic grocery bag for children’s clothing—onesies, jeans,

all children’s clothing

We also have a wide assortment of back packs just in time for school.

New!! Electronic Giving is a convenient, consistent way to help our church year-round. Enroll now!

Consider scheduling a recurring electronic contribution today. It’s super easy and takes just minutes! You will no longer need to write out checks and prepare envelopes every week. Even when travel, illness or other circumstances prevent you from attending Mass at St. Mary/St. Henry, your electronic contributions will continue to be received on an uninterrupted basis.

Schedule and manage recurring donations Pay or give using your debit/credit card

Visit our website to sign up www.stmarysthenry.org For more information, flyers can be found in the church entrances

Approximate goal to replace social hall roof and air conditioning units: $90,000

Raised to Date: $43,343.30

Building Maintenance and Improvement Fund

Church Cleaning - Lisa Beer, Megan Holicky, and Sharon Budin are scheduled to clean the church by September 9.

St. Henry News

September 8 - September 9: Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Altar Server Extraordinary Minister Lector Usher

Saturday, 4:30 PM (St. Mary)

Alexis O'Connell Sue Leary - Host Darcy Schloesser - Host

Jean Cemensky-Mohr James Connelly Donald Hayden James O'Connell Clinton Von Bank

Sunday, 8:00 AM (St. Henry) Noah Holicky Earle Traxler - Host Jim Selly

Sunday, 10:00 AM (St. Mary)

Samantha Lang Kaitlyn Lang Branko Schoenbauer

Beatrice Grof - Host Rose Krenik - Host Gregory Schoenbauer - Host

Jennifer Weiers - Host

Sharon Miller Robert Closser Brad O'Keefe Brendan O'Keefe Jeremy Weiers