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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 field, 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, SEPTEMBER 20 , 2020 | 25TH 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, September 19
8:00 AM (SM) For Vocations to the Priesthood
4:00 PM (SM) Jon Michael Mathu
7:30 PM (HT) Madonna Boulanger
Sunday, September 20
7:30 AM (SM) Rita Christoff
9:00 AM (HT) George & Shirley Madon
10:30AM (SM) Cletus & Laverne Zellner
Monday, September 21
8:00 AM (SM) Pro Populo
Tuesday, September 22
8:00 AM (SM) Barbara Strnad
Wednesday, September 23
8:00 AM (HT) The Gerald LeGreve Family
Thursday, September 24
8:00 AM (SM) Joe & Beatrice Mathu
Friday, September 25
8:00 AM (SM) NO MASS (No School)
12:15 PM (HT) Laverne Dhuey
Saturday, September 26
8:00 AM (SM) For Vocations to the Priesthood
4:00 PM (SM) L/D of the David Barrett Family
7:30 PM (HT) Paul Lauscher
Sunday, September 27
7:30 AM (SM) Pro Populo
9:00 AM (HT) L/D Members of the Dellis Family
10:30AM (SM) Dale Derenne
SUNDAY MASS DISPENSATION IS OVER
Now, since the dispensation from the obligation
to worship at Mass on Sunday is no longer strictly
necessary, the faithful will once again be morally
obligated to come to Mass on Sundays throughout
the Diocese. (Canon 898) Thus, the obligation will
resume on the weekend of September 19th and
20th, 2020 – the 25th Sunday in Ordinary Time.
As has always been the case, if individual Catholics
struggle with serious health concerns or are
physically or morally prevented from worshipping
at Mass for a grave reason, this obligation does not
apply. Additionally, if individuals are frail due to
illness or age or, in their well-formed consciences
believe that going into public places - including
Sunday worship at Mass - would place their health
or the health of their loved ones in serious
jeopardy, they too are not bound by this obligation.
Furthermore, if the occupancy limits have already
been reached in a given Mass which preclude safe
social distancing, the obligation does not apply.
However, the faithful who are unable to attend
Mass are nevertheless urged to make holy the
Lord’s Day and to pray, read the Scriptures, and
take part in acts of charity.
Safe Capacity at St. Mary = 170
Safe Capacity at Holy Trinity = 110
Weekend Goal for Masses = 700 Parishioners
LIVESTREAM CHANGES
Due to the Bishop’s announcement and data
limits, livestreaming will be reduced.
For people who legitimately meet the criteria for not
attending a Sat/Sun Mass, Bishop Ricken will have a
televised Mass at 10:00am on Sundays. Our parishes will only
offer one livestreamed Mass at 9:00am from Casco, and it will
not be archived after it is complete. If you require more
space than we can offer, consider attending the 8:30am or
11:00am Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help,
Champion, in the spacious Mother of Mercy Hall.
We have awaited this day when God could once again be
glorified at our parish altars! Please do not take either the
obligation to attend Mass, or the need to do this safely, in a
light manner. Please do not hesitate to return to Confession
and rekindle your love for Jesus through the power of
forgiveness. Weekday Masses will be livestreamed when
data limits allows.
EVENTS & UPDATES
WEEKLY MEETINGS & EVENTS
ST. MARY PARISH
Sunday, September 20
CCD 11th—12th Grade, 4:00pm-5:30pm
Parish Hall
Monday, September 21
CCD 7th Grade, 7:00pm-8:30pm
School Hall
Home & School Meeting, 6:30pm
Wednesday, September 23
Adoration, 12pm—5pm
CCD 8th Grade, 7:00pm-8:30pm
CCD 9th-10th Grade, 7:00pm-8:30pm
Thursday, September 24
O�ce Closed
High School Bible Study, 6:30am
Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:00pm
Friday, September 25
No School / No Mass
HOLY TRINITY PARISH
Tuesday, September 22
Adoration, 1pm—2pm
Wednesday, September 23
CCD 1st-6th Grade, 4:00pm-5:15pm
CCD 7th-8th Grade, 7:00pm-8:15pm
Friday, September 25
No School
HIGH SCHOOL BIBLE STUDY, SEPTEMBER 24
St. Mary Parish
Weekly on Thursday mornings at 6:30 AM in the back of St. Mary church. Any
student can come, there is no registration needed. Food is provided.
FIRE DEPARTMENT COOKOUT & RAFFLE, SEPTEMBER 26
Casco Fire Department, Casco
Serving food from 11:00am-6:00pm. Booyah, Trippe, Burgers, Brats, Hot Dogs,
Beer, Soda. Drive Thru, Eat In, or Carry Out. RaCe is at 5:00pm. Supplemented
by Catholic Financial Life. Sorry, no milk bottle tournament this year.
SUMMER FESTIVAL, SEPTEMBER 26
St. Louis Church, Dyckesville
St. Louis is having to-go booyah, Belgian pies, homemade pies and a raCe.
Email orders to [email protected] or call 920.680.2438.
ANNUAL PINK OUT NIGHT, OCTOBER 1
Virtual Volleyball Event
The L-C Volleyball Program is sponsoring the 12th Annual Pink Out Night on
Thursday, October 1, 2020 with all proceeds going to the Ribbon of Hope
Foundation. Last year we surpassed $100,000! We are blessed to still be able
to play the sport we love, and continue to help raise funds and awareness. This
year our team will be playing a home game against Denmark, with the varsity
game starting at 7:00 pm. This game will be televised on Facebook. Orders for
t-shirts from Quali-T are due by 8:00 am on Monday, September 21.
PORK AND SAUERKRAUT DINNER, OCTOBER 24
St. Isidore the Farmer, Tisch Mills
Limited indoor seating will be available, otherwise please order a carryout!
$8.00 per plate. A plate includes pork, sauerkraut, choice of dumplings or
mashed potatoes with gravy, rye bread, and dessert. Pre-ordering is available
by calling 920.776.1017 by October 22. Call 920.776.1814 after that.
FLU SHOTS AVAILABLE, OCTOBER 2020
Through Kewaunee County Public Health
The Kewaunee County Public Health Department is offering the influenza
vaccine to adults at the Ahnapee Town Hall, 303 North Water Street, Algoma on
Friday, October 2, 2020 from 10:00 am to Noon and on Tuesday, October 6,
2020 from 1:00-3:00 pm; Kewaunee County Fairgrounds Expo Hall, 625 Third
Street, Luxemburg on Friday, October 2, 2020 from 1:00-3:00 pm and Tuesday,
October 6, 2020 from 10:00 am to Noon; and the Kewaunee County Public
Health Department, 810 Lincoln Street, Kewaunee by appointment only. The
price of the vaccine is $30.00 (cash or check) and we accept Medicare Part B,
UnitedHealthcare Network and Humana Insurances, please have your insurance
cards with you. Appointments are required, please call the Kewaunee County
Health Department at 920.388.7160 to schedule your appointment. Dates
subject to vaccine availability.
PREVIOUS WEEK’S OFFERINGS
St. Mary
Parish Support ................... $4,913.00
Offertory ............................. $510.00
Online Support ..................... $585.00
Holy Trinity
Parish Support ................... $2,147.00
Offertory ............................. $248.00
Online Support ..................... $160.00
GET YOUR RAFFLE TICKETS
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FOR THE FALL DINNER!
SCHOOL NEWS
ST. MARY SCHOOL HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL
1406 Main St, Luxemburg, WI 54217
O3ce: 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
O3ce: 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
St. Mary School:
The Spring Fling event occurred this past week, and we are so grateful
for all the time, talent, and passion that went into this event. We
especially want to thank the planning committee: Julie & Jon Zirbel,
Ann & Jeff Mathu, Jenni Cory, Ashley Salentine, Alexia &Jeremy
Bostwick, and Stacey Bevins. They put in so much effort into making
this a wonderful event, even with the very unique year and the weather.
We had many wonderful donations, and we were able to pull off a
successful event! It appears Home & School made at least $17,000 in
profit. We are so thankful for the community of parents and parish
members that support our school.
Holy Trinity:
The School Board met last week, and our best takeaway was the
agreement that our school will implement a new Positive Behavior
Intervention and Supports Program! We will begin this program next
week, and are excited to start recognizing our students for the
wonderful things they are doing.
The Home to School association made some great plans to keep kids
excited, even in the midst of the pandemic. They are working to plan a
fun Halloween trick or treating event that will occur at the end of the
school day. More information will be coming at the start of October.
From Our Principal
Monday, 9/21, 6:30pm
�� Home School Meeting (SM)
Tuesday, 9/22
�� Hearing/Vision Testing (SM)
Wednesday, 9/30
�� Picture Day (SM)
Thursday, 10/15, 5:30pm
�� School Board Meeting (HT)
FROM FR. SCHUSTER
Excerpts are taken from: “Forming Consciences
for Faithful Citizenship A Call to Political
Responsibility from the Catholic Bishops of the
United States with New Introductory Letter.”
Making Moral Decisions
34. Catholics often face di:cult choices about how to vote. This is
why it is so important to vote according to a well-formed
conscience that perceives the proper relationship among moral
goods. A Catholic cannot vote for a candidate who favors a
policy promoting an intrinsically evil act, such as abortion,
euthanasia, assisted suicide, deliberately subjecting
workers or the poor to subhuman living conditions, redefining
marriage in ways that violate its essential meaning, or racist
behavior, if the voter’s intent is to support that position. In
such cases, a Catholic would be guilty of formal cooperation in
grave evil. At the same time, a voter should not use a
candidate’s opposition to an intrinsic evil to justify indifference
or inattentiveness to other important moral issues involving
human life and dignity.
35. There may be times when a Catholic who rejects a candidate’s
unacceptable position even on policies promoting an
intrinsically evil act may reasonably decide to vote for that
candidate for other morally grave reasons. Voting in this way
would be permissible only for truly grave moral reasons, not to
advance narrow interests or partisan preferences or to ignore a
fundamental moral evil.
36. When all candidates hold a position that promotes an
intrinsically evil act, the conscientious voter faces a dilemma.
The voter may decide to take the extraordinary step of not
voting for any candidate or, after careful deliberation, may
decide to vote for the candidate deemed less likely to advance
such a morally flawed position and more likely to pursue other
authentic human goods.
37. In making these decisions, it is essential for Catholics to be
guided by a well-formed conscience that recognizes that all
issues do not carry the same moral weight and that the moral
obligation to oppose policies promoting intrinsically evil acts
has a special claim on our consciences and our actions. These
decisions should take into account a candidate’s
commitments, character, integrity, and ability to influence a
given issue. In the end, this is a decision to be made by each
Catholic guided by a conscience formed by Catholic moral
teaching.
38. It is important to be clear that the political choices faced by
citizens not only have an impact on general peace and
prosperity but also may affect the individual’s salvation.
Similarly, the kinds of laws and policies supported by public
o:cials affect their spiritual well-being.
CITIZENSHIP CORNER
Gathering Boldly and Safely
You and I both know people from our
very own communities who have
recently contracted COVID-19. It is
good that most people are not getting
very sick when they contract the
virus. That does not mean that
everyone should relax their safety
practices. It does mean that we
should not live with mortal fear every
day! This virus is preventable (like
the flu) and there are still vulnerable
people we are trying to protect.
It may seem counter-intuitive to
some people that Bishop Ricken has
reinstated the requirement to attend
Sunday Mass when there is a rise in
COVID-19 cases in our own area. Be
assured that we are monitoring the
situation and we will makes revisions
to our policies as needed. So far,
there has not been any cases traced
to gatherings at our churches, even
when people who attended a Mass
contracted the virus on the very same
day. What we are doing in the
church is working. Thank you!
The good practices that have kept
people safe thus far will remain in
place as we use every square inch of
our churches to safely bring people
back to Mass. These includes masks,
frequent sanitization, safe pew
distancing, and insisting that anyone
with a cough or cold-like symptoms
stays home. You will not incur mortal
sin if you, in good conscience, excuse
yourself from Mass because of
possible illness. If you have a
question about this, call me on the
phone and I can formally dispense
you from your obligation.
As we bring people back for Mass, our
ushers and all the faithful will need to
be particularly welcoming, flexible
and accommodating. It is time for us
to boldly gather and lead with faith.
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