SUNDAY MAY 27, 2018 The Most Holy Trinity MASS …

1 SUNDAY MAY 27, 2018 The Most Holy Trinity MASS INTENTIONS/SCHEDULE MONDAY, MAY 28 Memorial Day Rectory offices closed 8:00 AM Norbert Fuerst, Our deceased Military Members TUESDAY, MAY 29 8:00 AM Bert Diemer WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 8:00 AM Felix Fenbert (AN) 6:00 PM L/D Karen Blankemeyer Family 6:30 7:30 PM Adoration THURSDAY, MAY 31 The Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary 8:00 AM Poor Souls, Mass in Thanksgiving Fr. Harry s 59th Ann. FIRST FRIDAY, JUNE 1 St. Justin 6:00 AM Religious Freedom 8:00 AM L/D Bob & Hilda Hovest Family, Fr.

2 Lou Osterhage 6:00PM Wedding Rehearsal-Mary Ellen Halker FIRST SATURDAY, JUNE 2 St. Marcellinus & St. Peter 8:00 AM World Peace 8:30 AM Confessions 1:30 PM Nuptial Service Burk-Tobe 4:30 PM Arnold Borgelt & Elaine Borgelt, Alvin & Gertrude Schmitz, Eileen Kohls SUNDAY , JUNE 3 The Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ 8:00 AM Bernard Meyer 10:30 AM L/D Bill & Odelia (AN) Schroeder Family, L/D Thomas Meyerhoffer (AN) Family, Little Flowers Club 6:30 PM L/D Adelbert Maag Family If you know of anyone who cannot attend Mass on Sundays and would like communion brought to them please call the rectory.

3 Today we celebrate a central mystery of our faith. Our triune God calls us to be his own and blesses us on our life journey. What impact does this mystery have on your vocation? (Psalm 34) For all Christians that by our baptism in the triune God we may be strengthened in our faith, we pray. READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY June 3rd Ex 24:3-8 Heb 9:11-15 Mk 14:12-16, 22-26(168) The Most Holy Trinity MAY 27, 2018 Today we celebrate the feast of the Most Holy Trinity . The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are intimately connected to you and to me.

4 The Trinity is also connected intimately to one another. When explaining the Holy Trinity one must keep in mind the mystery of one God in three persons. The revealed truth of the Holy Trinity is at the very root of the Church s living faith as expressed in the Creed. The mystery of the Trinity in itself is inaccessible to the human mind and is the object of faith only because it was revealed by Jesus Christ, the divine Son of the eternal Father (Catechism of the Catholic Church 232, 237,249, 253-256) School is out now so let us enjoy God s creation.

5 This is a perfect time to go on vacation and see what God has made in the world. I encourage the youth and adults to go to weekday mass. It starts at 8am Monday through Saturday. On Wednesday we also have a 6pm mass. The word mass means thanksgiving. So give thanks for all you have by going to weekday mass. That is a good way to start your day and enjoy the summer. If you put God first then he will make sure you see his beauty throughout the day. May is the month of Mary so keep praying that rosary. God bless you all. Fr. Tony Thank you to all the Altar Rosary women and girls who helped to serve meals and clean up for the Baccalaureate luncheon.

6 You did an amazing job and the event went very smooth. Also, thanks to all the seniors and parents for helping take down tables and chairs. Many hands make light work! What a blessing! Altar Rosary officers WEEKDAY SERVERS: Mon. 8:00 AM: Dane Duling, Braydon Ellerbrock, Chase Faber, Dylan Giesswein; Tue. 8:00 AM: Austin Hadding, Kayleigh Halker, Emma Hoffman, Dereck Horstman; Wed. 8:00AM: Megan Horstman, Anthony Kahle, Justin Kahle, Averie Karhoff; Wed. 6:00PM: Diane Utrup, Tim Lehman; Thurs. 8:00AM: Katelyn Kaufman, Hayden Kaufman, Faith Kehres, Abbygail Klass; Fri.

7 6:00AM: Jeff Schram, Joe Schroeder; Fri. 8:00AM: Austin Koch, Peyton Kuhlman, Kylee Lehman, Carson Leopold; Sat. 8:00AM: Brad Maag, Mallorie Maag, Ross Maag, Morgan Maag WEDNESDAY 6:00PM LECTOR Janet Schroeder REVISED SERVERS SCHEDULES - E-MAILED OUT THIS WEEK (Make sure you have the latest schedule) From the Desk of Fr. Tony NEXT SUNDAY June 3 SUNDAY SERVERS: Sat. 4:30 PM: Clay Inkrott, Claire Inkrott, Zachary Schmitz, Adam Schmitz; Sun. 8:00 AM: Mitchel Schroeder, Chloe Schroeder, Tayla Meyer, Evan Morman Sun. 10:30 AM: Lisa Hunt, Johnathon Utrup, Dylan Birkemeier, Austin Birkemeier; Sun.

8 6:30 PM: Jayla Balbaugh, Jacob Balbaugh, Genevieve Bennett, Isabella Bennett EXTRAORDINARY MINISTERS LECTORS 4:30 Mary Ellen Halker Kim Rieman Rachel Recker Kathy Schmitz 8:00 Mark Schroeder Nicole Ruhe Tammy Schroeder Greg Ruhe 10:30 Jason Kleman Michelle Schroeder ____ Marlene Kleman, Choir-Cliff Schroeder Dawn Giesige 6:30 Diana Meyer, Gary Meyer Jay Rump Lori Rump, Karen Parker Diana Meyer COMMUNION TO MEADOWS: Kathy Verhoff, Betty Nienberg SUNDAY GIFT BEARERS: Sat.

9 4:30pm: Bill Goecke Family; Sun. 8:00am: James Leopold Family; Sun. 10:30am: Paul Kleman Family JUNE SUNDAY USHERS: Sat. 4:30 PM: Brian Grime & Richard Schmitz; Sun. 8:00 AM: Robert Maag, Tony Maag; Sun. 10:30 AM: Jerry Recker, Al Hueve; Sun. 6:30 PM: Mary Rose Ellerbrock COUNTERS FOR SUNDAY : 1(new schedules new numbers were e-mailed) VIDEOGRAPHER Sat. 4:30 PM Emily Hamel ROSARY NEXT SUNDAY : Andrea & Craig Niese JUNE FUNERAL ROSARY LEADERS: Eulitta Spangler, Helen & Leon Meyer, Rose Ann & Kenneth Kaufman, Bob & Jane Hanneman, Virgil & Mary Lou Rieman, Henry & Jane Kaufman We would like to thank Carole Schroeder for initiating our Glandorf St.

10 John s Preschool 7 years ago. What started as a dream became a reality for Carole, her committee members, her teachers, our precious children and for our St. John s Parish family. Carole was the original Preschool Administrator and Teacher and is now stepping down to pursue other professional and personal interests. We deeply appreciate her faithful dedication, many hours of ministry, and generously taking care of the paperwork, all of the needs of our Preschool and all of her help in our parish. Carole, you have been a true asset to your teachers and to all of the little ones over the years.