SACRAMENT OF MARRIAGE Arrangements must be made at least six months in advance. SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM Expectant parents are to participate in the Baptism preparation program. Classes are offered in February, June, and October. SACRAMENT OF PENANCE Weekdays 6:30 - 6:50 AM Fridays 7:00 - 8:00 PM Saturdays 3:45 - 4:15 PM and 6:15 - 6:45 PM SACRAMENT OF THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK Those preparing for serious surgery are to contact the rectory; the shut-ins and elderly contact Sr. Rita. PARISH MEMBERSHIP Call the Rectory Office 715-384-3252

St. John the Baptist Catholic Church

201 W. BLODGETT ST. MARSHFIELD, WI 54449-2004 website: www.stjohnsmarshfield.org

ESTABLISHED IN 1877 XIV VOLUME 3 N0 46 JUNE 8, 2014 PENTECOST SUNDAY

CALENDAR OF PARISH ACTIVITIES JUNE 2014

MISSION STATEMENT: Our mission at St. John the Baptist Parish is to prepare people for the coming of the fullness of God’s Kingdom by sharing the Catholic Faith and its tradition.

PARISH PERSONNEL Fr. Samuel Martin, Pastor 715-384-3252 ext. 212 Fr. Jesse Burish, Associate Pastor 715-384-3252 ext. 213 Deacon Jeffrey Austin, Permanent Deacon 715-676-3186 Sister Rita Adlkofer, Spiritual Counselor 715-384-9565 ext. 210 Mary Gouin, Parish Secretary 715-384-9565 ext. 210 Lori Salzmann, Finance Office 715-384-9565 ext. 215 Deb Mlsna, DRE 715-659-4480 ext. 202 Dan Kitzhaber, Youth Minister 715-384-4989 ext. 3 St. John School Office 715-384-4989 ext. 1 David Eaton, CCS President 715-387-1177 MASSES Weekdays 7:00 AM Saturdays 8:00 AM / 4:30 / 7:00 PM Sundays 7:00 / 9:00 / 11:00 AM

8 9 10 11 12 13 14

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

MASSES 7:00AM 9:00AM 11:00AM

ADORATION

7:30AM-12:00PM CONFESSIONS 7:30 - 8:30AM

BAPTISM CLASS

5:30 - 8:00PM COLUMBIA ROOM

2:30PM MASS MARSHFIELD

LIVING CENTER

ROSARY 12:15PM

SUMMER SCHOOL WITH FR. MARTIN

6:30PM COLUMBIA ROOM

ICON OF THE BLACK

MADONNA MASS &

VENERATION 6:00PM

CONFESSIONS 7:00-8:00PM

MASSES 4:30PM 7:00PM

CONFESSIONS 3:45-4:15PM 6:15-6:45PM

MASSES 7:00AM 9:00AM 11:00AM

ADORATION

7:30AM-12:00PM CONFESSIONS 7:30 - 8:30AM

KC MEN’S NIGHT

5:30 - 7:30PM

2:30PM MASS MARSHFIELD

LIVING CENTER

1:30PM MASS THREE OAKS

ROSARY 12:15PM

CONFESSIONS 7:00-8:00PM

DRAXLER/

FABER WEDDING

2:00PM

MASSES 4:30PM 7:00PM

CONFESSIONS 3:45-4:15PM 6:15-6:45PM

MASS SCHEDULE / SCRIPTURE READINGS MON 6/9/14 St. Ephram, deacon, doctor of the Church 7:00am Herbert Weigel Scripture Readings: 1 Kgs 17:1-6 Mt 5:1-12 TUES 6/10/14 7:00am Living & Deceased Members of the Gerend/Malolepsy Families Scripture Readings: 1 Kgs 17:7-16 Mt 5:13-16 WED 6/11/14 St. Barnabas, apostle 7:00am Terry Fehrenbach Scripture Readings: Acts 11:21b-26 Mt 5:17-19 THUR 6/12/14 7:00am Jack Hansen Scripture Readings: 1 Kgs 18:41-46 Mt 5:20-26 FRI 6/13/14 St. Anthony of Padua, priest, doctor of the Church 7:00am Nick Lappe 6:00pm St. John the Baptist and Christ the King parish families Scripture Readings: 1 Kgs 19:9a, 11-16 Mt 5:27-32 SAT 6/14/14 8:00am Maria Sternitzky Scripture Readings: 1 Kgs 19:19-21 Mt 5:33-37

The Most Holy Trinity 4:30pm Melvin & Almira Martin 7:00pm Lavern & Elizabeth Immerfall SUN 6/15/14 7:00am St. John the Baptist and Christ the King parish families 9:00am Albert, Marian, & Sarah Langreck 11:00am Eleanor Hlavac Scripture Readings: Ex 34:4b-6, 8-9 2 Cor 13:11-13 Jn 3:16-18

LITURGICAL MINISTERS June 14th & 15th, 2014

LECTORS 4:30pm Gary & Ruth Elderbrook 7:00pm Stephanie Hannasch 7:00am Connie Manlick 9:00am Jim Reigel 11:00am John Salzmann MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION 4:30pm Marcy Gotz / Susan Jahr / Kay Kmiec / Tom Nikolai 7:00pm John & Lucy Ann Scheuer / Rebecca Lamermayer Jane Lamermayer 7:00am Mary Lou Nennig / Jim & Donna Prepeluh Melissa Pittsley 9:00am Cheryl Schmidt / Gail Snortheim / Mark or Patti Wittman Kathy Specht / Shirley Tremmel / Carol Jonas Leona Aumann / Nancy Bauer 11:00am Jeff Zondlo / Norm Eckes / Glenn & Jane Frankwick SERVERS 4:30pm Simone & Claire Rootellis 7:00pm Roxana Schnitzler / Faith Thayer 7:00am Brionna Zygarlicke / Luke Kaiser 9:00am Sarah & Emily Nemitz 11:00am Steven Salzmann / Leo Steiner MUSIC MINISTER 4:30pm Open 7:00pm Open 7:00am Cindy Penker 9:00am Cindy Penker 11:00am Open

WEEK DAY SERVERS June 9th – June 13th Ben Lang FUNERAL SERVERS June 9th - June 14th

Tony Eilers / Denny Loughlin / Ray Housworth

AREA EVENTS June 8: Mass & Healing Service, 3:30pm at St. Matthew’s, Wausau. Sacrament of Reconciliation will be available from 2 - 3pm. June 12: KC Steak Fry, 5:30 - 7:30pm at the KC Hall.

PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS To have a prayer added to St. John’s Prayer Chain, please call Shirley 715-384-3613 and Donna 715-384-2479 (there are 2 lists). If you wish to become a member of the prayer chain, please call Jane Gerend at 715-387-2019 or Ann Bohnert at 715-389-2726. A BIG thank you to the PCCW ladies who baked pies for the youth ministry food booth at Picnic in the Park. The pies and weather were beautiful blessings. Baby Bottle Fundraiser: Just a reminder that your baby bottles are due back next Sunday, Father’s Day. Please remember that your extra change helps make someone’s life better. Family Life will be collecting scrap metal to benefit the Transitional Housing Project and St. John’s Family Life Ministry. Please save all recyclable metal from soup cans to kitchen sinks. All metal may be dropped off at the Parish Tractor Pull (July 11th, the Church Picnic (Aug. 10th), and at the Fall Pig Roast (Oct. 21st). For more information or for help with hauling your bags of scrap metal contact Lori at 715-387-0244. A ministry for women of St. John’s called “Women at the Well” will meet on Thursday, June 13th from 6:30-8:00pm. Returning This Fall - The Great Adventure Bible Timeline: After a two year absence this Bible study will resume again. Take a journey through the Old Testament books that tell “our story”. This study will begin the Sunday after Labor Day. More information coming. Attention engaged couples: Two Becoming One marriage preparation seminar in Marshfield. However, registration is now open for classes beginning this fall. Dates in 2014 are: August 23rd, October 4th, and December 6th. Dates in 2015 are: February 21st and April 11th. Classes fill quickly, so please register early. Engaged couples should first contact their priest, then plan to attend the seminar at least 6 months prior to their wedding. If you have any q u e s t i o n s p l e a s e c o n t a c t A l a n n a H a r t at, hart_alanna@yahoo.com or 715-650-7310. To Schedule Masse intentions for 2015 contact the parish office. Keep in mind that it might happen that a Mass will be cancelled now and then depending upon the availability of a priest to cover. Stamps will be collected for the Schoenstatt Father Seminarians. There is a container in the back of church for the collection of any cancelled stamps that will be turned in for money for the seminarians. Please no presorted or bulk mail stamps! I Dare You To Follow Jesus: Dare to Follow Days is a retreat at the Holy Cross Diocesan Center. The dates for this summer are June 20th - June 24th. This retreat is for boys going into 6th through 10th grades. Come spend a few days with young men your own age to learn more about your Catholic Faith, talk about the vocation of Priesthood and have some fun. For more information go to: http://w w w . d i o c e s e o f l a c r o s s e . c o m / v o c a t i o n s /DareToFollow_brochure_29APRIL14_FISH.pdf or 608-791-2667. On the weekend of June 28th - 29th we will be honored to have Brother Dennis Moses, a Franciscan Friar from the Province of Our Lady of Consolation with us for our annual Mission Co-op. Please use the green envelope provided in your monthly envelope packet for your financial support. If you give with a personal check, please make it payable to the parish. Then one check from the parish for the total amount will be forwarded to the diocesan mission office. Our common baptism into Jesus Christ makes each of us a missionary. Jesus encourages us in the gospel that “what you have received as gift, give as gift.” (Mt 10)

FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK Praised be Jesus Christ! When I was a kid summer school was only for the flunkees (is that even a word?!). However, times have changed and so when I had a chance to take a summer course in northern Italy I jumped at it. It was the summer of 2003 and I spent a month near Lago Maggiore learning about how to train future priests. It was a wonderful experience as I rubbed elbows with priests from all around the world (I was the only American). Given my positive experiences of the past, I thought it would be fun to offer some summer school classes in the Columbia room at St. John’s school. The Columbia room now has a big screen T.V. as well as an impressive sound system and projector, so let’s put it to use by offering some simple pass/fail classes that are free and open to the public. If you’re afraid that you might not have the academic competency to pass the course, I’m certain that the instructor can be bribed with home-baked pies or high quality smokey treats. For the record, the classes will be held on Thursday evenings beginning at 6:30 p.m. and will generally be done by 8:00 p.m. The first class will be on June 12th and we will kick things off by watching the inspiring film “The Human Experience” followed by a brief discussion afterwards (the film is just over an hour long). Then on June 19th we will learn about the discernment of spirits according to St. Ignatius of Loyola. This will be a two-part class as we will continue our investigation into God’s will for us by engaging this topic again on July 17th. After a brief pause for the 4th of July we’ll meet again on July 10th. We’ll sit back and enjoy a slide show of the various places I visited when I was living in Rome (i.e. a travelogue of sorts). After the second part of St. Ignatius’s “discernment of spirits” on July 17th, our class on July 24th will be a great presentation about the Jesuits – insofar as Pope Francis is a Jesuit, it will be good for us to get to know his spiritual family. A week later on July 31st we’ll try to soak in the wisdom of Pope Francis by listening to a retreat he gave some years ago. Our August 7th class will entail a Catholic art tour with explanations of some of the most famous art in the world. We’ll see how beauty inspires the human heart to reach for God. Our last class will be on August 14th and we’ll end by watching a movie that is sure to inspire you to deep joy and some tears as well. I have some ideas about what movie I will show, but I want to keep that a secret until later in the summer. I’m working on having some refreshments available each evening that we meet and I hope you’ll consider coming out for one or all of our classes. Oh, and don’t worry about attaining a passing grade....I was just kidding about that! May God help us to spend these summer months all for His praise and glory! Your friend in Christ, Father Martin

NOTES FROM FR. MARTIN Summer School at St. John’s with Fr. Martin: Schools out, but not for everyone. Join in on the first session of summer school to be held on Thursday, June 12th. During this first lesson we will view the movie, “The Human Experience” with time for discussion afterwards. Class begins at 6:30pm in the Columbia room of the school. Save the Date: The 2014 Parish Pull will be held this year on Fri., July 11th at 7:00pm at the Marshfield Fairground. If you missed the first-ever Parish Pull last year, here’s your chance to make amends. Attention All Who Attend Mass at St. John’s on Saturdays. For your information, the Vox concert series will again be hosting concerts in Columbia Park. If you recall, last year they began doing this and it made parking more challenging because the concerts generally begin around 6pm. I want you to know when the concerts are scheduled to take place so that it doesn’t upset you when you arrive and somebody is in your favorite parking spot. At this point, the Vox concerts that are scheduled for Saturday evenings will be on , June 14th, June 21st, July 19th, and August 16th. Fr. Burish and his world-famous Kazoo band will be featured at the June 21st concert. Among other hits, he will be performing “I ain’t got nobody”. Pilgrimage to the Holy Land January 5th through the 15th is the next scheduled pilgrimage. The itinerary is near to being set for this trip to the Holy Land. Soon we will provide a brochure with the detailed information of the places we will go and the cost for this trip.

YOUTH ACTIVITIES Up, Up, and Away Assorted Saints and The Virtues Help us provide an outstanding Vacation Bible School experience for our young people by taking an “ornament” off of our tree (located in the back of church) and either purchase or donate money for the item listed. Please, return the item to the box provided, or place the money in a marked envelope in the collection by June 15th. This year the children will be learning about 5 different Saints and the Virtues of Faith, Hope and Love. The children will “travel around the world:” to Ireland, Mexico, Peru, Turkey and the U.S., hearing the story of St. Patrick, St Juan Diego, St. Rose of Lima, St. Nicholas and St. Kateri. The registration form is available on the parish website. Totus Tuus: A Catholic bible camp will be held from Aug. 3rd

through Aug. 8th for Marshfield area students grades 1–12. Totus Tuus is a Latin phrase that means “Totally Yours”. It was used by St. John Paul II to express his devotion to Mary, our Blessed Mother, and to us, the faithful people of God. For more information please contact Dave and Mandy Alcott at 715-387-1317; alcottd@gmail.com Fellowship of Christian Athletes will hold a Skateboard & BMX Event on June 13th - 14th at Braem Park. Two days of great competition, instruction, and performance! To learn more or to register, go to: www.wisconsinfca/northcentralcampinfo Teen & Young Adult Retreat Team: Looking for teens and young adults to help lead youth retreats. Living Stones is the name of the group and it rocks! Meet lots of great people, grow in your faith, and have tons of fun. If interested, contact Mr. Dan Kitzhaber at 715-384-4989 x3, 715-659-4480 x4 or yministry@frontier.com Auburndale Community Event: (June 20th—22nd) Three days of live music, games, rides softball and volleyball tournaments. On Friday evening there will be fireworks at dusk. On Sunday there will be a parade, chicken dinner, pie & ice cream social, and craft sale. For more information go to www.auburndaleparkassociation.org CCS Corner Congratulations to the Columbus Catholic High School class of 2014. This years’ graduates received nearly $220,000 in scholarships towards their college educations. In the past four years, this class has performed hundreds of hours of Christian service. They have played on championship basketball teams, football playoff qualifier teams and had multiple track sectional and state qualifiers. 56% of the class earned a 3.5 or better cumulative grade point average and 96% will be attending college next year. As another graduating class joins the ranks of our treasured alumni we congratulate them on their accomplishments and wish them well.

Fr. Matthew Marshall’s Mass of Thanksgiving With thanks and praise to Almighty God, the soon to be Fr. Matthew Marshall will be offering Mass at Our Lady of Peace in Marshfield on June 29th at 3:00pm, the day after his ordination to the priesthood. The parish address is 1414 W. 5th St., Marshfield, WI, 54449. Afterwards a free reception is to be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall: 400 W. Upham, Marshfield, WI, 54449. If you plan on attending the reception please call the Our Lady of Peace parish office at 715 384-9414 to RSVP. Please pray for him! May God who has begun this good work bring it to completion!

Marshfield Perpetual Adoration Saint James tells us simply, "If you want to be happy, pray." There is an immediate opening at 12:00am on Mondays at the JPll Adoration Chapel. If you feel called to adore Jesus at this time please call Jean Kaiser at 715-387-0571.

MARCH 2014 - FINANCIAL REPORT Income: Tithing $ 71,025.35 Initial Offering/Visitor 2,124.55 Plate Collection 9,212.50 Youth Stewardship 299.99 Easter 388.00 Altar / Flowers / Liturgical Supplies 125.94 Votive Lights 550.00 Bulletin Advertising 120.00 Lenten Devotions 104.25 Religious Ed./Adult Ed./Youth Ministry 333.00 Sub Total Income $ 84,283.58 Other Income Maintenance Trust Int. 5,977.08 Education Trust Int. 5,586.15 Total Income $ 95,846.81

Expenditures: Priests Wage/FICA $ 2,146.51 Staff 9,081.21 FICA/Benefits 5,834.84 Administration/Office 1,755.45 Utilities 12,109.91 Auto Reimburse/Travel 450.00 Altar / Flowers / Liturgical Supplies 1,138.11 Bulletins / Annual Report 475.00 Catholic Times 113.90 Religious Ed./Adult Ed./Youth Ministry -182.97 Maintenance/Repairs/Equipment 1,661.26 Columbus Catholic Schools Support 49,761.16 Total Expenditures $ 84,344.38 Monthly Surplus $ 11,502.45 Parish Improvements income 2013/2014 YTD $ 19,590.00 Parish Improvements made from 12/13 Funds $ 6,580.64 Window Repair from WBTC Campaign Trust YTD $ 168,120.00 Rectory Repair from WBTC Campaign Trust YTD $ 181,843.00 School Repair from WBTC Campaign Trust YTD $ 189,709.05 School Window Repair from Dioc. Spec. Proj. YTD $ 190,318.79 School HVAC Project from Dioc. Spec. Proj. YTD $ 311,594.00 School HVAC Project from Parish Campaign YTD $ 86,858.40 Church Altar Restoration from Parish Campaign YTD $ 34,160.00

APRIL 2014 - FINANCIAL REPORT Income: Tithing $ 67,757.75 Initial Offering/Visitor 898.12 Plate Collection 7,511.69 Youth Stewardship 278.22 Easter 13,170.44 Altar / Flowers / Liturgical Supplies 1,373.70 Catholic Times 10.00 Bibles 105.00 Votive Lights 474.00 Religious Ed./Adult Ed./Youth Ministry 278.84 Total Income $ 91,857.76

Expenditures: Priests Wage/FICA $ 2,146.51 Visiting Clergy 147.66 Staff 7,072.45 FICA/Benefits 5,417.66 Administration/Office 2,119.17 Utilities 9,442.52 Auto Reimburse/Travel 450.00 Altar / Flowers / Liturgical Supplies 854.23 Bulletins / Annual Report 350.00 Catholic Times 113.90 Religious Ed./Adult Ed./Youth Ministry 266.06 Maintenance/Repairs/Equipment 2,698.60 Property Liability Ins. 16,548.00 Diocesan Assessment 3,775.75 Columbus Catholic Schools Support 49,761.16 Total Expenditures $ 101,163.67

Monthly Deficit ($ 9,305.91)

Parish Improvements income 2013/2014 YTD $ 21,385.00 Parish Improvements made from 12/13 Funds $ 6,795.64 Window Repair from WBTC Campaign Trust YTD $ 168,120.00 Rectory Repair from WBTC Campaign Trust YTD $ 181,843.00 School Repair from WBTC Campaign Trust YTD $ 189,709.05 School Window Repair from Dioc. Spec. Proj. YTD $ 190,318.79 School HVAC Project from Dioc. Spec. Proj. YTD $ 311,594.00 School HVAC Project from Parish Campaign YTD $ 86,858.40 Church Altar Restoration from Parish Campaign YTD $ 34,160.00

CONGRATULATIONS BAPTISM / PROFESSION OF FAITH

Joseph John Niehaus - son of Patrick & Kristen Niehaus Chase Wylie Koran - son of John & Jill Koran

Estelle Catherine Corry - daughter of Jesse & Robin Corry Acesa Maxwell Horn - son of Jon Horn & Nicole Hasenfang Raegen Eleanor Puzz - daughter of John & Kimberly Puzz

WELCOME Alison Hawks / Emily Buechel / Judith Parvez / Roger Hill

Marilyn Lange / Nicolas Whipple / Emily Drees Heron Miereles;Vega / Onesima Hernandez / Tonya Esser

Francisco Magan & Maria Medina OUR SYMPATHY

William Bogumil / Patricia Faucher / Donna Noll / Joseph Fuchs Bernadine Wayerski / LaVerne Drexler / Richard Martin

Stoney River Memory Café: Because being active physically, socially, and mentally is good for the brain we invite you to share your stories and socialize with others who have been diagnosed with memory challenges. We meet on the fourth Wednesday of each month from 9 - 10:30am at the Stoney River Assisted Living Center. For more information call 715-384-7007.

Cardinal Raymond Leo Burke to speak at Marian Conference at the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe, La Crosse July 25th - 26th. The theme of this year’s conference is “Do Whatever He Tells You - Safeguarding Traditional Marriage in a Secular Culture”. The confer-ence will examine Our Lady of Guadalupe’s relationship to this issue that is on the forefront of debate in today’s society. The conference will be an excellent opportunity to enhance your faith and learn more about the miracle of Our Lady of Guadalupe and The Shrine in La Crosse. In addition to informational speakers, the schedule will in-clude Mass each day, group rosary prayer, and time for personal reflection. For more information call 630-584-1822. Family Dynamics Retreat to be held at the St. Anthony Spiritual-ity Center in Marathon from June 20th - 22nd, 2014. Arrive at 5:30 pm Friday, and depart by 1pm on Sunday. “Uncovering Problems We Can’t See”: Throughout life we experience conflict, friction and controversy. Family members won’t speak to each other, neighbors seek revenge, coworkers withhold valuable information. We naturally look outward for blame. Why am I always the victim? Why don’t they see they are the problem? Using Arbinger Core theories, this retreat will help us as we grow in faith and explore Self Deception: Having a problem, not knowing I have a problem and resisting the possibility that I might have a problem. Be ready for serious self-reflection and the chance to look carefully and deeply at our relationships with our families. Presented by Wendy Mitch, Arbinger licensed facilitator. Offering: $170. For more information call 715-443-2236.

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