Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

January 22, 2017

Fr. Kevin Doyle frkevindoyle@sfcatholic.org

Mailing: PO Box 310 - Bowdle, SD 57428

Bowdle Rectory/Office: 285-6466 Melissa Sauer & Judy Weishaar

Hoven Rectory/Office: 948-2451 Dawn McClure & Linda Feldmeier

or Melissa Sauer Cell: 216-0124

Bowdle Office Email: staug@venturecomm.net

Hoven Office Email: stanthony@venturecomm.net

Webpage: staugustinebowdle.wordpress.com

Baptism: Pre-Baptism Class for parents required before all Baptisms. Please call Rectory for appointment.

Holy Matrimony: Couples planning marriage must contact their Priest at least 6 months before the wedding

date. A year in advance is not too early.

Weekly Readings Sun Jan 22: Third Sunday in Ordinary Time

Is 8:23– 9:3; 1 Cor 1;10-13, 17

Mon Jan 23: Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of the Unborn Children

Heb 9:15, 24-28, Mk 3:22-30

Tues Jan 24: St Francis de Sales, Bishop

Heb 10:1-10 Mk 3:31-35

Wed Jan 25: The Conversion of St Paul the Apostle

Acts 22:3-16 Mk 16:15-18

Thurs Jan 26: Sts Timothy and Titus, Bishops

2 Tm 1:1-8 Mk 4:21-25

Fri Jan 27: St Angela Merici, Virgin

Heb 10:32-39 Mk 4:26-34

Sat Jan 28: St Thomas Aquinas, Priest

Heb 11:1-2, 8-19 Mk 4:35-41

Ministry Lists for Jan 29

Ministry Lists for Jan 22

Hosmer-Lec– Marlene G Rosary– Janice M, Mary Lou M

Bowdle– Lec– Teresa G Serv– Samantha, Tanner

Comm– Sandra F

Gift– Tim & Teresa Geier Rosary– Norbert T

Bowdle– Lec– Pat D Serv– Seth, Robby

Comm– Doug T

Gift– Jim & Lisa Geier

Rosary– Doug T

Anointing of the Sick: Before a hospital stay, surgical procedure, or any serious illness, please call the

rectory to arrange the celebration of the Sacrament.

Saturdays 5:00pm St Anthony’s Hoven * Saturdays 7:00pm St John’s Onaka (Even Weekends) Sundays 8:30 am Holy Trinity Hosmer (Odd Weekends) * Sundays 10:30 am St Augustine’s Bowdle

Word of Life Intercessions for Life Jan 22 ~ 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time

For unborn children:

May each one be welcomed as the good and sacred

gift he or she is;

We pray to the Lord: Lord hear our prayer.

Mobile Food Pantry 11:00am―1:00pm

4-H Building, Ipswich Date: Thurs Feb 23

The Knights of Columbus – Interna�onal in Scope … Local by Design

This week I would like to focus on a group I become a member in my late twen�es.

Becoming a Knight of Columbus can transform your life as well as the life in a parish. As a Knight, you have the opportunity to support

your parish, give back to your community, grow in your faith and gain exclusive access to our top-rated insurance program to protect

your family. These are just some of the reasons to become a Knight. We are a band of brothers, a network of men in communi�es

around the world dedicated to doing good in the service of God and our neighbor.

Service -

•Support the parish with its needs

•Help meet the needs of those in the local community

•Support programs that benefit people with intellectual disabili�es

•Aid vic�ms of natural disasters and other catastrophic events, local and worldwide

•Donate wheelchairs to people without mobility at home and abroad

•Save lives through ini�a�ves such as the “Ultrasound Program.”

(We even serve as Knights at the altar of God on special solemni�es of the Church … no one is ever too old to

serve.)

Charity is the first principle of the Knights of Columbus. Knights are men who get things done. We

volunteer our �me to serve our parishes and our communi�es. And, by working together, we were able to donate more than $1.4

billion and 664 million volunteer hours to worthy causes in the past decade.

Support

•a unique “band of brothers”

•shared values and the support to live out our Catholic faith more fully

•The ability for our network to accomplish things together that we could not accomplish alone

Unity and Fraternity are the second and third principles of the Knights of Columbus. The Knights of Columbus was founded so

that men could work together to serve their parishes and communi�es, protect the well-being of their Catholic families; and, support

each other in faith and in many other ways along life’s journey. The Knights of Columbus offers its members the opportunity to grow

in their faith through living the example of a charity that evangelizes and personifies what it means to be a Catholic gentleman through

the prac�cing of good works.

Stability

•Exclusive access to our top-rated life insurance products, available only to members and their families

•Your insurance agent is a Knight dedicated to helping his brother Knights protect their families

(con�nued on back cover)

(from front) As a Knight, you and your family have exclusive access to our top quality

insurance products. In fact, no insurer in North America is more highly rated than the

Knights of Columbus. As an organiza�on founded to protect the well-being of Catholic fam-

ilies, we have con�nued to take that mission seriously for more than 130 years. Genera-

�ons of Catholics have counted on the Knights of Columbus, and in an increasingly turbulent

world, you can trust the Knights of Columbus to affordably and securely protect the future of

your loved ones and to be there when you need us most.

How to contact (and consider joining): Joel Rausch, Saint Andrew’s Council Grand Knight,

Hoven

And, AGAIN, My Brother Knights – Thanks again for help sponsor-

ing the bus for the annual March for Life in Pierre.

Fr. Kevin’s Reflection

Parish Cleaning Assignments

St. Augustine: January Church Cleaning:

Chair: Carmen Rohrbach & Family; Ann Thomsen, Pat & Lori Dewald, Rocky & Helen Gisi

Holy Trinity: January Church Cleaning: Marlene Gisi, Roy Grismer, Mary Jo Mohr, Jason Grismer

Thank you to all those who work so hard to keep the churches clean. It is very much appreciated!

Fr Kevin Doyle will have Weekend Masses for Hosmer and Onaka during these dates:

7 pm Sat Jan 21 Onaka 8:30 am Sun Jan 29 Hosmer 8:30 am Sun Feb 5 Hosmer 7 pm Sat Feb 11 Onaka

8:30 am Sun Feb 19 Hosmer 7 pm Sat Feb 25 Onaka

8:30 am Sun Mar 5 Hosmer 7 pm Sat Mar 11 Onaka

8:30 am Sun Mar 19 Hosmer 7 pm Sat Mar 25 Onaka

8:30 am Sun Apr 2 Hosmer

Mass Times at a Glance Saturdays: 5:00 pm Hoven

5:30 pm Selby (Jan-Mar 2017) 5:30 pm Roscoe

6:00 pm Faulkton 7:00 pm Onaka* (2&4 Sat only)

Sundays: 8:30 am Eureka (Jan-Mar 2017)

8:30 am Hosmer*(1,3,5 Sun only)

9:00 am Faulkton 9:00 am Ipswich (starting 1-15-17)

9:00 am Onida 10:30 am Bowdle

10:30 am Herreid (Jan-Mar 2017) 11:00 am Gettysburg

11:00 am Leola

PRESENTATION SISTERS LEADERSHIP CAMP - JULY 17-21, 2017

Attention middle school girls who will be entering grades 7th, 8th, and 9th grade in the fall of 2017 – registration forms for the 2017 Leadership Camp have been mailed to your parish and/or school. Please check with your director of religious education or school for a regis-tration form. Because the camp FILLS UP SO QUICKLY, we encourage you to complete and return the form at your earliest convenience. Registration forms are also available for download at the Presentation Sister website – www.presentationsisters.org as of January 8, 2017. Please call Karen Harrington (605) 770-3671 for more information.

Retrouvaille: Help for Troubles & Strained Marriages The next Retrouvaille weekend is

March 31-April 2017. this is a confidential weekend that offers hope & help for couples

to heal and renew their marriage relationship. Please contact 605-988-3755 to register.

For general info visit: www.retrouvaille.org

Weekly Collections January 15, 2017 Adult Loose Christmas

Flowers Christmas Energy Total

Hosmer $ 500 $ 26 $ 526

Bowdle $ 560 $ 97.01 $ 20 $ 10 $ 30 $ 847.01

Mass Stipends

$ 30

Funeral Stole

$ 100

Generous giving produces rejoicing in one’s soul

Mass Intentions

Sat., Jan 21 5:00pm

7:00pm

Hoven

Onaka

Sun., Jan 22

8:30am

Hosmer

Bowdle

People of our Parishes

Mon., Jan 23 5:15pm Hoven Mass/Rosary

Tues., Jan 24 4:30 pm Onaka Mass

Wed., Jan 25 5:15pm Hoven Mass/ Rosary

Thurs., Jan 26 9:00am Hosmer † Jodi Rausch

Fri., Jan 27 9:00 am Bowdle † Ed Feist

Sat., Jan 28 9:00 am

5:00pm

Bowdle

Hoven

Onaka

† Dorothy Arbach (Weekday Mass)

People of our Parishes

Sun., Jan 29 8:30am

10:30am

Hosmer

Bowdle

† Gary Ulmer

† Herman Person

Confessions will be available

Saturdays Noon – 1:30pm Bowdle 3:30pm - 4:30pm Hoven 6:30 pm-6:55pm Onaka only w/scheduled

Masses

Sundays 8:00am-8:25am Hosmer only w/ scheduled

Masses

10:00am-10:25am Bowdle OR any time upon request

Cleo Schneider

Tate Kaiser

Nursing Home Resi-

dents

Jaci Fuhrmann

Lenny Uhrich

Dennis Bieber

Beth Hawley

Elaine Schaefer

Jack Mills

Sheila Robeck

Willa Preszler

Doug Holland

Mary Zimmer

Note: We are in need of another teacher for St Augustine

CRE K-1 grade for the second half of this year. It is difficult

for Amber make it to every Wednesday class and is looking

for someone to take her position. We may have to switch to

an evening time if it doesn’t work at 3:30 pm. If you are will-

ing to help out please call Amber Drake 605-201-9416

or Contact Fr Kevin or office 285-6466.

St Augustine Altar Society Dues for

2017 are $20.00. Dues are used to

restock the kitchen at St Augustine.

Thank you so much for your kindness.

St Augustine and Holy Trinity could use a few

more Weekday Mass Intentions. The Mass Inten-

tions would be for Thursday’s, Friday’s & Saturday’s.

Suggested Mass Stipend is now $15. Received notice

from Bishop Swain Jan 1, 2017 the suggested

amount would be increased going forward.

Adult Formation Classes Thursday evenings

@ 7:00pm at St. Augustine. If you would like

to become Catholic or just want to grow deep-

er in your faith knowledge.

CCD SCHEDULE BOWDLE

Jan 25 Feb 1, 8, 15, 22 Grades K-6: 3:30 to 5:00 pm Grades 7-8: 7:00- 8:30 pm Grades 9-12: 7:00- 8:30pm

Pope Francis’ Prayer Intentions for January

For Evangelization: Christians at

the service of the challenges of

humanity.

That all Christians may be faithful

to the Lord’s teaching by striving

with prayer and fraternal charity

to restore ecclesial communion and by collaborating to

meet the challenges facing humanity.

Join us on January 22nd to stand up for

LIFE! We have chartered a 57– passenger

bus to take are pro-lifers down to the Hour

of Reflec�on and Life Chain Walk on Sunday, Jan 22. The

bus will pick up and drop people in Aberdeen, Ipswich,

Roscoe, Bowdle, Hoven, Ge*ysburg, and elsewhere along

the way if needed. We will arrive in Pierre for the Life

Chain Walk around the capitol by 12:30 pm. People are

encouraged to bring their Right to Life banners and other

pro-life signs. At 1:30 pm refreshments and snacks will

be served in the capitol. At 2:00pm the Hour of Reflec-

�on program en�tled “Winning the War on LIFE-Words

Ma*er” will be held in the capitol rotunda featuring key-

note speaker Lee Schoenbeck along with other speakers

and entertainment. The bus will head back at around

3:30 pm.

Suggested dona�ons to help cover a por�on of

the costs for the bus: $15 per individual or $15 per family

(whichever is lower, so bring everyone!) Bagged lunches

will be provided enroute to Pierre. Contact Spencer Cody

at spencercody@hotmail.com or 605-948-2449 for more

informa�on.

“From each tiny child waiting to be born, to individu-als nearing death, all are precious and deserve our care and protection. ...Let’s ask God to make us channels of his living mercy.”

Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, Chairman

USSCB Committee on Pro-Life Activities

2016 Respect Life Month Statement

“Just because something happens to be legal does not

make it moral, ethical or right. Abortion is perhaps

one of the most dramatic examples of a situation

where something is legal, but is very much a sign

against God.”

A.L. Barry, Lutheran Church, Pres of The Missouri Synod