We Welcome You We welcome you to our parishes and our communities. If you would like to become a member of one of our parishes, please contact the parish office (994-2526- Bloomington or 725-5595-Cassville) to register. For those who are interested in becoming Catholic or returning to the Catholic faith, please contact Fr. John.

The Sacrament of Reconciliation Fr. John will be available to hear confessions from 3:45-4:15 p.m. every Saturday at the church that has the 4:30 p.m. Mass. The other time for the Sacrament of Reconciliation is 7:30 –7:50 a.m. on Thursdays at St. Mary’s, Bloomington.

Baptism May God bless our new parents! Please contact Fr. John to schedule the baptism of your child at your church and to attend a baptismal preparation session.

Marriage Congratulations on your upcoming marriage! Please call Fr. John at least six months in advance of the wedding. One of the parties must be a practicing Catholic.

Anointing of the Sick Whenever someone is seriously ill, hospitalized, or is dying, please contact the Bloomington parish office immediately. If you or someone you know is sick and would like to be included in the Mass prayers, please call the parish office.

St. Mary & St. Charles St. Mary & St. John Parishes

Vocations Please contact Fr. John if you or someone you know would like to learn more about becoming a priest, brother, sister, deacon, or lay church minister. Please pray for more vocations to the priesthood and all religious ministries!!!

St. Charles and St. Mary’s School -Faith, Family and Academic Excellence To register your child, please call Ms. Julie Zenz at 994-2435 for St. Mary School or 725-5173 for St. Charles School. St. Mary and St. Charles Schools admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin.

Bulletin Notices Please submit bulletin notices in writing to the parish office (sunday7@tds.net) on Monday.

St. Charles Parish Office Hours Call parish office at 725-5595 to schedule appointments. St. Mary’s Parish Office Hours Summer Hours: Monday-Friday: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Rev. John Meinholz P.O. Box 35

Bloomington, WI 53804 608-994-2526 608-725-5595

sunday7@tds.net (Julie M Jentz) stchas@tds.net (Cheryl Junk)

Our joint parish website can be found at www.swwicatholicparishes.com.

September 1, 2019 22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time

Twenty-second Sunday of Ordinary Time September 1, 2019

Scripture for the week of September 2, 2019

Monday: 1 Thes 4:13-18; Ps 96:1, 3-5, 11-13; Lk 4:16-30 Tuesday: 1 Thes 5:1-6, 9-11; Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14;Lk 4:31-37 Wednesday: Col 1:1-8; Ps 52:10-11; Lk 4:38-44 Thursday: Col 1:9-14; Ps 98:2-6; Lk 5:1-11 Friday: Col 1:15-20; Ps 100:1b-5; Lk 5:33-39 Saturday: Col 1:21-23; Ps 54:3-4, 6, 8; Lk 6:1-5 Sunday: Wis 9:13-18b; Ps 90:3-6, 12-17; Phlm 9-10, 12-17; Lk 14:25-33  

Baptism We joyfully welcome to God’s holy family Carson James Spaeth, son of Charlie and Kelli Spaeth, who was baptized at St. Mary Church, Bloomington

Banns of Matrimony III Adam Hamann & Kelsey Martin on Sept. 7, 2019 at St. John Church, Patch Grove

Fall Festivals The Fall Festival at St. Mary’s in Bloomington is next weekend and St. Charles Festival in Cassville is in two weeks.

Reminder: The Sunday Mass will be at 10:00 a.m. at St. Mary’s on Sunday, September 8. We need each person in the parishes to help make the festivals a success. The Fall Fest. Committees have already done a lot of work and planning for these events. Please do all that you can to ensure that we have the best Fall Festivals ever through your generous dona-tions, attendance and help with the activities.  

Sharing Our Blessings THANK YOU to everyone who supports the four parishes in our cluster financially and with their time and talents. We can not remain strong, vibrant faith communi-ties without your generous support.

Fr. John’s Notes 22nd Sunday of Ordinary Time True humility requires that we acknowledge our weaknesses, our imperfections, our humanness. We are not more important than our neighbor. Sirach offers this as a lesson to guide the listener. Jesus tries

to teach this to the Pharisees in the Gospel we hear today. Hu-mility begets generosity, as it recognizes the value of neighbor, especially those who are put down. True generosity is shown when giving to those who cannot repay.

Suddenly Fall is Here & School Begins The teachers at St. Charles and St. Mary’s Schools have

been attending in-services and preparing their rooms and mate-rial for a great year. On Monday, Bishop Donald Hying cele-brated a Mass at St. Joseph’s in Dodgeville with the teachers, principals, and pastors of the Catholic schools in our area. He gave an inspiring homily about the importance of making Christ the center and foundation of all we do in our Catholic schools. He blessed everyone and said that he is praying for us.

Learn More about the Catholic Faith Fall is a great time to start something new! If you are not Catholic or have not received some of the sacra-

ments (Baptism, Communion, Confirmation) this would be an excellent time to enter into the process of looking more deeply into the Catholic faith. We will have sessions beginning this fall, and we do not ask for a formal commitment. You may simply come and ask questions about the faith. Please call Marcia Hampton at (994-2149) or myself for more information. The sessions will be at a time that is convenient for everyone in the group.

Thank You from Fr. Paul Fagan Dear Friends, Greetings from Prairie du Chien, WI by the great Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers. My weekend travels continue to take me to many other very beautiful areas of Wisconsin. I have found beauty wherever I have gone, not just in the landscape but in the warm hearted welcoming people that I meet in every parish. Your love and generosity not only mean a lot to me but to all of the people that you continue to help by supporting me in my efforts to continue to develop and improve Songambele Hospital. My sincere and grateful thanks to all of you who have helped me help others for so many many years. I still have an education program for students who need help but fewer students than in former years. I can not longer afford to do road work. With a staff of 63 medical personel the hospital is up and running and saving lives, especially those of mothers and children. In a 12 month period our doctors did 220 c-sections as well as 90 various major operations. Over 1500 patients were treated in our minor theater. In a 12 month period nearly 15,000 patients received care in Songambele Hopspital. Your continued help is appreciated and necessaary. Building and operating a first class hospital is the greatest challenge I have faced in my 59 years of missionary work. With your help we will meet the challenge that God has given us. It is His work and He will accomplish it according to His will. God Bless you all, Fr. Paul The gift of grace increases as the struggles increase. —St. Rose of Lima

Liturgy Schedule

Sat. 8/31 4:30 PM Deceased members of the Ambrose & Delores Glassmaker family (Cassville) 8:00 PM Susie Berntgen, Wayne Hampton, and Janet Kirschbaum (Glen Haven) Sun. 9/1 8:00 AM Len Mulrooney (Patch Grove) 9:15 AM John & Lorraine Bierman (Bloomington) 10:30 AM All Parishioners (Cassville)

Mon. 9/2 8:15 AM No Mass (Cassville) Tues. 9/3 8:15 AM Rosetta L. Lau (Cassville) Wed. 9/4 8:15 AM Lyle Taylor and Diane Guanella (Bloomington) Thurs. 9/5 8:15 AM Living and deceased members of the Burnell & Mary Bishell family (Bloomington) Fri. 9/6 8:15 AM No Mass Sat. 9/7 4:30 PM Jake Schurman and John Harpin (Bloomington) 8:00 PM Leonard & Dorothy Breuer (Glen Haven) Sun. 9/8 8:00 AM All Parishioners (Patch Grove) 10:00 AM Carol Mumm (Bloomington) 10:30 AM Fr. Bill Seipp (Cassville)

St. Mary Church, Bloomington St. John Church, Patch Grove

Ladies Night Out LADIES, put Wednesday, October 9, on your calendars for Ladies Night Out at St. Mary Church, Bloomington. Plan for an evening of food, fun, and conversation. The Silent Auction of purses filled with an amazing variety of items will again be the highlight of the evening. Anyone interested in filling a purse, please contact Ione Meoska (723-9605), Mary Breuer, Janet Patterson, Jen Wehrle, or Mary Jo Kussmaul.

PARISH FINANCIAL UPDATES PLEASE HELP US PAY OUR EXPENSES St. Mary’s Collections for the period ending August 23, 2019 Church Support….………………………………………...$1,595.00 Offertory Collections………………………………………...$284.55 Children’s Collection…………………………………………...$1.00 St. Mary’s families are asked to generously contribute toward the support of parish expenses. It is suggested for a family to give $900.00 and a single person $450.00 per year. St. John’s Collections for the week ending on August 23, 2019 Church Support……………………………………………...$495.00 Offertory…………………..………………………………….$137.00 Votive Candles………………………………………………...$15.00 St. John’s families are asked to generously contribute toward the support of parish expenses. We need to receive approximately $950.00 every week to cover all parish expenses.

St. John’s Ministry Schedule for September 8, 2019 Sunday 8:00 a.m. Mass Lector: Carol Harris Communion: Kate Neises Gifts: Larry Gates family Ushers: Roger McKinney, Gene Harris Servers: Thomas Jelinek, Ty Tolle

St. Mary Ministry Schedule for September 7 & 8, 2019

4:30 p.m. Saturday Mass Lector: Joanie Dickerson Communion: Gary & Sue Mumm, Bob Reuter Gifts: Carson & Kathy Clark Ushers: Dave Mergen, Denny Moris, Dave Kussmaul Servers: Brock & Brady Bunge

10:00 a.m. Sunday Mass (Fall Festival) Lector: Jeff Davis Communion: Sue Gotto, Pat Martin, Sharon Davis Gifts: Rachele Breuer and family Sacristan: Jeff & Sharon Davis Ushers: Mike Mumm, Ronnie Mumm Servers: Braden & Mallory Crubel

ST. MARY’S SCHOOL NEWS Our vision: Faith, Family and Academic Excellence We are excited to welcome our students, families teachers and staff back for the new school year. Please contact the school if you are interested in

our 3 year old daycare and preschool. This program is open to any children in the community. The 4K program offers day-care on Tuesday and Thursday next for a fee. Families wishing to send their child(ren) to St. Mary's School can call the school at 994-2435 if you would like to receive information or schedule a school visit.

St. Mary’s Fall Fest. on September 7 & 8 St. Mary’s Fall Fest is next week! Plan to gather

with your family and friends and enjoy this fun parish event. The weekend will start with the 4:30 p.m. Saturday Mass and then you will be able to enjoy live music from the band Hard Time, participate in the Color Run and Pie Auction, enjoy yummy food, the Silent Auction, and Country Store. Sunday will feature our delicious Chicken and Roast Beef Dinner after the 10:00 a.m. Mass, Meat Raffle, Silent Auction, kid’s games, country store, and CASH raffle at 3:00 p.m.

Silent Auction THANK YOU to everyone who has contributed to the Silent Auction!!! So far we have received around 55 fabulous items. Please turn in your Silent

Auction donation forms ASAP! You should bring your Silent Auction items to the school gym on Thursday, September 5, between 3-7:00 p.m. Or call Judy Drone (994-2559) or the parish office (994-2526) for other arrangements CASH Raffle Once again this year, we will have an all CASH raffle with a $1,400 Grand Prize, and $1,000.00 First Prize, $750.00 Second Prize, two $100.00 prizes plus a $300.00 Prize donated in memory of Dan Crubel by his family. Do-nations may be placed in the weekend collection or dropped off at the parish office. THANK YOU to all who have given donations to the raffle prizes! PIE AUCTION There is a sign up sheet on the bulletin board at the back of church for the Pie Auction. Thank you to everyone who has already signed up! Please bring your pie(s) to the rectory on Saturday afternoon.

Country Store Please bring your Country Store items to the tent at the front of the rectory on Saturday, Sept. 7. Please price your items.

Color Run: There will be a Color Run through St. Mary’s Grove at 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. Participants are asked to bring a white T-shirt and glasses to wear during the run. Please call Sue Gotto at 994-2604 for more information.

GAMES: Monetary donations and donations of small prizes and glassware (for the dime toss) would be very much appreciated. Please call Kelly Copsey for more infor-mation. Donations may be dropped off at the parish office.

FALL FEST. REMINDERS: CORRECTION: Last week’s bulletin had the families listed incorrectly. Families with LAST NAMES A-L are asked to provide

one salad of any kind and it needs to serve 12 people. Families with LAST NAMES M-Z are asked to provide

one large pie. St. Mary’s Families are asked to donate $15.00 to help

defray the cost of the supplies for the Fall Fest. Donations may be put in the weekend collection or dropped off at the parish office.

Please check the Fall Fest. Work List to see if you are scheduled to help. If you are unable to work, please find a replacement and contact the parish office 994-2526 about the change. THANK YOU for your con-tinued help with making the Fall Fest successful!

St. Charles Church, Cassville St. Mary Church, Glen Haven

Reflection “Rather, when you hold a banquet, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind; blessed indeed will you be because of their inability to repay you." (Luke 14:13-14)

We have a difficult time with the concept of giving without expecting something in return. Even when we give to charity we often want something in return – a raffle ticket, a dinner, a chance to play golf or our name in print. Yet, as Christian stewards, we need to remember that the true reward for our giving awaits us in heaven. PARISH FINANCIAL UPDATE St. Mary’s, Glen Haven for August 24, 2019: Church Support….……...………….…………...$1.200.00 Offertory….…………………….………………….$129.00 St. Charles, Cassville for August 25, 2019: Regular Collection………………………………$1,183.00 PLEASE HELP US PAY OUR EXPENSES St. Charles suggested giving is $1,400.00 a year for a married couple and $700.00 a year for a single household.

Religious Education Coordinator St. Charles Parish is looking for a Religious Education Coordinator. This is a paid position and will require about 5 hours a week on Wednesday afternoons

from September thru April. This person will develop and schedule classes, recruit and support volunteer teachers, be present for most classes and available to substitute, communi-cate with parents, purchase supplies and books, and will com-ply with the requirements of St. Charles Parish under the direc-tion of the pastor. If interested in this position, please contact Parish Secretary at 725-5595.

Pictorial Directory Barb Schrobilgen will be on hand to take pictures after the 4:30 Saturday and 10:30 Sunday Masses. We will not be using a professional photographer, but each parish has vol-unteers who will be taking candid photos of parish families/ members for the directory.

Restoration/Accessibility Campaign

The Redecorating Committee thanks all parishioners whom have returned pledge cards for support of our Restoration/Accessibility Campaign. We have cur-rently $190,333.00 pledged, 142,889.94

collected and 110 pledges committed. If you have questions, please call Cheryl at 725-5595. If you know of former parishioners or alumni of St. Charles School whom would like to support our campaign, please send the addresses to stchas@tds.net or jmbausch55@gmail.com. Restoration on windows will begin late summer 2019. The interior of the church will start late winter/early spring of 2020. Thank you for your support and generosity.

St. Charles Fall Festival St. Charles Fall Festival on Sept. 15. is only two weeks away! Plan to attend this great parish

event with your fiends and family.

Large Raffle donations Needed We are seeking CASH donations for the large raffle for the Fall Festival. If you would like to make a donation to help make our Fall Festival successful, please contact Todd or Suzanne Brinkman at 725-5937or brinkmn@chorus.net. Checks can be mailed to "St. Charles Fall Festival", c/o Todd & Suzanne Brinkman, PO Box 479, Cassville, WI 53806. Small Raffle and Silent Auction St. Charles Fall Festival is looking for items for the Small Raffle and Silent Auction: Anyone with a item for the Small Raffle Contact Judy Adrian @ 725-5298. Items for the Silent Auction Contact Cheryl Junk @ H-725-5530 or parish office @ 725-5595. You may bring your item to the school Mon.-Fri. between 7:30-2:00 and put them in the first room down the Dewey St. hall. Have your item marked with either Silent Auction or Small Raffle and also your Name, if you want it published. If you want a starting dollar amount for your silent auction item, please indicate this as well. “Home Sweet Home” room The Good Intentions group will have grab bags this year in the "Home Sweet Home" room. Keep an eye out for white grab bags to purchase. Each bag will have a Good Inten-tions label along with a "hint" of what may be inside, as there will be different themes for each bag. Several grab bags, not all, will also have an added $ amount inside, as the cash will be a surprise amount. Grab a bag and have some FUN! Also keep your eye out for canned pork this year, be-sides the canned beef. We are trying it on a limited quantity. It would be ideal for adding Sweet Baby Ray's, sauerkraut, plain pork sandwiches, etc.

St. Charles School News We are excited to begin the new school year! We welcome the students, families and staff back to

St. Charles. We are open to accepting new students in grades 1-8. Please call St. Charles parish office for more information.

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St. Mary’s, Glen Haven Schedule for September 7, 2019 8:00 p.m. Saturday Mass Lector: Barb Breuer Communion: Barb Breuer Ushers: Andy Kirschbaum, Mike Breuer Servers: Alli Ihm, Evelyn Kirschbaum

St. Charles’ Ministry Schedule for Sept. 8, 2019 10:30 a.m. Sunday Mass Lector: Tom Hughes Communion: Kris Mumm, Judy Klein Sacristan: Cheryl Junk Ushers: Marge & Cliff Tennessen Servers: Braden & Brielle Fishnick

I f you ever feel distressed during your day, call upon Our Lady. Just say this simple prayer, “Mary, mother of Jesus, please be a mother to me

now.” I must admit, this prayer has never failed me. – Mother Teresa

Twenty-second Sunday of Ordinary Time September 1, 2019

Celebrate Life “Brother kills brother. Like the first fratricide, every murder is a violation of the "spiritual"

kinship uniting mankind in one great family, in which all share the same fundamental good: equal personal dignity. Not infrequently the kinship "of flesh and blood" is also violated; for example when threats to life arise within the relationship between parents and children, such as happens in abortion or when, in the wider context of family or kinship, euthanasia is encouraged or practiced” (John Paul II, The Gospel of Life, n.8).

Project Rachel - Healing from Abortion Are you or a loved one carrying the sorrow and regret from abortion? Whether recent or long ago … God is waiting … Healing is possible. For confidential help, please contact Mary at 608-221-9593 or rachel@straphael.org www.madisondiocese.org/rachel

Worldwide Marriage Encounter We are called to be humble of heart. Come to a Marriage Encounter Weekend and learn how to love

each other with humility. The next Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekends are September 6-8 in Geneva, IL; Octo-ber 18-20 in Brookfield, WI or November 8-10 in Geneva, IL. Visit our website at: alifetimeoflove.org or call (888) 574-5653. Para un fin de semana en español por favor llamen a Candelario y Emilia al 815-375-4250. Las fechas son las siguientes: 1-3 de noviembre.  

Natural Family Planning Register for in-person education courses or for a self-paced online course: http://www.madisondiocese.org/classes-andregistration Questions? Call 608-495-6117 or email: nfp@straphael.org                                     

                                                                        

AA and Al-Anon Meetings AA meetings are held on Thurs. nights at 7:30 p.m. at the Cassville Village Hall and at the 7th Day Adventist Church in Lancaster on Tues. from 7-8:00 p.m. and at the First Presby-terian Church, Lancaster at 7-8:00 p.m. on Thursdays. Al-Anon meetings are held at the Cassville Municipal Building on Thursday nights at 7:00 p.m. at the Grant Region-al Health Center on Thursdays from 7-8 p.m.                                  

Survivors of Suicide (SOS) Support Group WHEN: 2nd Tuesday of every month from 6:30-8:00pm WHERE: Mound City Bank Motor Branch, Platteville, WI. This support group is meant to help those who have lost a loved one to suicide and to give hope. More information at http://www.bens-hope.com.

National Suicide Prevention Life Line – 1.800.273.8255 24 Hour assistance for yourself or someone you care about.

Meetings *Sept. 4– St. John Parish Council meeting at 7:00 p.m. *September 23—Joint Parish Council meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Glen Haven

Events *September 7 & 8– St. Mary’s Fall Festival *September 10– St. John’s Food Pantry at 1:00 p.m. *September 15– St. Charles Fall Festival *Sept. 29-Confirmation at St. Rose Church, Cuba City *October 8– St. John’s Food Pantry at 1:00 p.m.

*October 9– Ladies Night Out at St. Mary’s KC Council 4416 Sept. Meeting The KC Council #4416 will hold their next meeting on Tuesday, September 17, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. at St.

Mary’s in Bloomington.

Corpus Christi Chicken BBQ Everyone is invited to Corpus Christi Parish Chicken BBQ in Boscobel, WI on Sept. 15. The menu consists of BBQ chicken, German potato salad, baked beans, rolls and butter, beverage and homemade pies. Serving begins at 11:00 am with carry-outs available.

Great River Road Festival Sept. 21 & 22 10 am - 4 pm at Stonefield Historic Site, Cassville *Antique Tractor Pull~ Saturday, September 21 *Talk by David Nelson "Babcock Dairy Test" *Quilt Show Sept. 21 & 22 Looking for quilts to display at Stonefield Historic Site for the Great River Road Quilt Show. Entry forms must be received by September 3, 2019. Multiple quilts may be en-tered. For entry forms or more information, please contact Peggy Rewey at 608-725-5210.

SongFest Music lovers get ready for SongFest! This annual celebration of choral music will be held at 7:30 pm on Saturday, September 28, in the Heritage Center at the University of Dubuque, and will include ten regional and collegiate choirs from Dubuque and surrounding areas. Partici-pating groups will include the Dubuque Chorale, Cadenza, Heartland Harmony, the Julien Chamber Choir, the Music Men Barbershop Chorus, and choirs from Clarke University, Em-maus Bible College, Loras College, the University of Dubu-que, and the University of Wisconsin-Platteville. Tickets are $15; to purchase, call the Heritage Center box office at 563-585-7469, or visit their website at www.dbq.edu/HeritageCenter/PurchaseTickets.

Courage & EnCourage Courage, an apostolate of the Catholic Church, minis-ters to persons with same-sex attractions and their loved ones. They have been endorsed by the Pontifical Council for the Family. They also have an outreach called EnCourage, which ministers to relatives, spouses, and friends of persons with same-sex attractions. If you are looking for acceptance for yourself-same-sex attraction and all-while embracing the truth about sex as God means it to be, contact courage@madisondiocese.org or you may call (608) 821-3018 for more information.

Help is Available If you need support for an unplanned pregnancy, please contact the Clarity Clinic of SW Wisconsin at 185 E. Pine St. Platteville, WI 53818, 608-348-5787 or email at clientservices@claritywi.com or the Women’s Care Center in Madison, WI at 608-241-8100. For more information on pro-life issues, visit www.WisconsinRightToLife.org.

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