GOOD SHEPHERD CHILTON, WISCONSIN

June 10, 2018

MISSION STATEMENT Good Shepherd Parish fosters a Catholic community dedicated to worship, education, moral values and social

justice by prayer, service and sharing through the grace of God, for the salvation of all.

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Parish Office 62 E. Main Street Chilton, WI 53014

Office Hours

Mon. thru Thur. 8 am - 4:30 pm Fri. 8 am - noon

Ministry Office (920) 849-9363 Catholic School (920) 849-4141 Religious Ed. (117) (920) 849-9363 Pastoral Team & Staff Very Rev. Ryan Krueger Pastor Dennis Bennin Deacon Sandy Winkel Business Manager Carrie Aimers RE Coordinator Michelle Blatz PLM Coordinator Diane Schneider Admin. Assistant Liz Rollmann Principal Chilton Area Catholic School Phone 849-4141 Cafeteria ext. 301 849-4141 or 849-9363 Convent 849-4377 Liz Rollmann Principal Board of Education Peter Feider 920-286-0435 Tina Franzen 439-1204 Abby Grasse 418-0532 Kari Kahlow 920-979-1844 Sandy Meyer 849-4726 Ralph Prescott 849-2589 Tom Reinl 849-9853 Melissa Sosa 920-464-0211 Pat Winkler 920-418-3111 Religious Education 849-9363 Carrie Aimers Ext. 117 Good Shepherd Council Members Gertie Bonlander 849-2169 Pauline Geiser 849-7393 Thomas Heiberger 418-4005 Lori Krause 849-3531 Ken Mathes 849-2999 Debra Murphy 775-4057 Susan Stecker 849-4955 Parish Trustees Wendy Sell, Trustee-Treasurer Debra Murphy, Trustee-Secretary Parish Email: goodshepherdsecretaryd@gmail.com View bulletin online: PARISHESonline www.goodshepherdchilton.org

Go

Our closing song for our final school Mass was “Go Make a Differ-ence.” The students love the energy of this song and have taken the words to heart. Go is used in the Bible 1,542 times. This sim-ple two letter word has an amazing impact on our world and is the mission we were given by Jesus. We are called to go forth and share the Gospel, which is translated Good News. At Chilton Area Catholic School we are blessed with opportunities to practice going out and sharing our faith. It can be scary to go forth and tell others about our beliefs in our world. This year, our Destination Imagination team earned their way to Global competition. This team represented not only our school, but our faith with their actions. While celebrating their 22nd place victory after the awards ceremony, they encountered a homeless person. Having pizza left from their celebration, they offered what they had to that homeless person. We talk about the Corporal Works of Mercy in class and these students lived those Works per-fectly in their encounter. For that homeless person they were the face of Christ. They made a difference to that person and it also made a difference for them. When our students go on field trips they wear their CACS apparel and represent not only our school, but our faith. I have received numerous emails from places where our students attended field trips. They complement our students and staff for being well man-nered and respectful. They are respectful, loving, generous and considerate of others. Our students also GO and make a differ-ence once a month visiting the residents at Century Ridge. The residents look forward to their visits. Sometimes they pray with them if they request prayers. Pope Francis writes, “To be Holy does not require being a bishop, a priest or a religious. We are frequently tempted to think that holi-ness is only for those who can withdraw from ordinary affairs to spend much time in prayer. That is not the case. We are all called to be holy by living our lives with love and by bearing witness in everything we do, wherever we find ourselves” (Gaudete et Exsul-tate: On the Call to Holiness in Today’s World). This is lived every day at CACS. Walking through the halls, visiting the lunchroom or playground, one would witness holiness. In the teachers and in the students. Our students are being taught to go make a differ-ence, just like their closing song. God bless, Mrs. Liz Rollmann CACS Principal ’

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Saturday, June 9 - The Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary 3:00 pm Confessions 4:00 pm +Ruth (Hephner) Geiger Sunday, June 10 - Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am Confessions 8:00 am +Gilbert Portmann 9:00 am Confessions 10:00 am +Ann Lintner Monday, June 11 - Saint Barnabas Tuesday, June 12 - Weekday 8:00 am - NO MASS Wednesday, June 13 - Saint Anthony of Padua 8:00 am - NO MASS Thursday, June 14 - Weekday 8:00 am - NO MASS Friday, June 15 - Weekday 8:00 am NO MASS Saturday, June 16 - Weekday 3:00 pm Confessions 4:00 pm +Elroy, Dolores Starfeld and Arlene Lotter Sunday, June 17 - Eleventh Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 am Confessions 8:00 am Living and Deceased Members of GSP 50th Wedding Anniversary Gordon & Bev Wittmus 9:00 am Confessions 10:00 am +Terry Owens

WEEKLY MASS INTENTIONS AND SERVICES

Parish Fiscal Year 7/1/2017-6/30/2018 Stewardship Review as of 06/04/18 (week 49 of 52)

Last Week Actual Budgeted Gain (Short)

Envelopes $ 12,100.50 $ 10,000.00 $ 2,100.50

Loose Offering $ 644.33 $ 653.85 $ (9.52)

$ 12,744.83 $ 10,653.85 $ 2,090.98

Stewardship YTD Actual YTD Budgeted Gain (Short)

Thru week 49 of 52 $482,987.79 $522,038.25 ($39,050.46)

3 weeks remaining $ 31,961.75

Fiscal Year Budget $554,000.00

Guidelines for Mass Intentions: Per Person 1 Weekend Mass & 1 Daily Mass per year.

I will be taking Mass Intentions for the year 2019 starting July 1, 2018

Thank you for your understanding.

Welcome to Good Shepherd Parish We are happy that you decided to worship with us. If you are visiting just for today, we pray that God will be with you on your journey. If you are seeking a church home, we would be honored to welcome you into our parish community. If you are interested in joining our parish family, please call the Parish Office at 920-849-9363.

2018 Bishop's Appeal

To help those in need, please make your gift to the Bishop’s Appeal today. Contact our parish office, use the pledge card you received at home, or visit the Bishop’s Appeal website at www.catholicfoundationgb.org/give to make your gift. Thank you for your generosity!

2018 Bishop’s Appeal

Goal $70,422

Gifts Received (354) $68,343

Remaining Balance $ 2,079

“The First Amendment has created a wall of separa-tion between the church and the State. But that wall is one directional. It is to keep the government from running the Church. But it is not to keep Christian principles out of the government.” Thomas Jefferson WSL Committee

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RELIGIOUS ED NEWS JESUS & COMPANY

WE REALLY NEED TO pay more attention to several of our financial promises. Due to the quiet month we just experienced in the Upper Room three of our goals were not reached. The first is no problem - that’s our Food for Us bucket. For a week or two we had angels all around us dropping all sorts of candies on us. So there is no need for help with that one for a while. The second is our Food for Them bucket. There has been no “noise” in that one for quite a while and we don’t want to fall down on our pledge and promise to feed the hungry. We hope that now that school is completed and the various programs have ended we will be able to see more happy faces in the Room as hope-fully many of you will decide to spend a little bit of time with us on Wednesday nights. We hope you will do what you can to save some time for us on your schedules. With any luck and dedication maybe we will again start to hear the “clatter of coins” in those waiting buckets. NOW WE REACH the third container and this is our Travel Chest for kids. This is a challenge that we took on in January. It’s our $19 a month effort to keep children alive. If you have ever seen their TV ads they tell us that even with their efforts 1 of 5 children will die of cancer. The goal at St. Jude’s is to re-duce those odds and our goal is to help and honor our promise of $19 each month. That amount goes to them automatically each month and even if we don’t keep putting into that Treasurer Chest we will keep giving to that cause until our last nickel is gone! How about this we contribute to research and that re-search contributes to saving lives. How good is that? AND THEN IF WE do the math we find out it really isn’t that diffi-cult to fund the program. If 5 of us would put in $1.00 each week for 4 weeks the month’s gift to kids would be covered. And hopefully it won’t be the same 5 people each month. We can share the load and share the good feelings and joy by being involved. How much is it worth to you to see a child get a chance at life? WE ALSO WANT TO touch on those 3 major day trips we have been doing for a few year’s now: WED., July 11 - Our day at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help. This is our time together to pray for each other and with each other; and a chance for us to pray for our friends or family members and all who are in need of prayer. We also have the time to walk through the outdoor setting doing our own version of the Stations of the Cross. This is a great day spent with Je-sus, Mary and friends. Wed., July 25 - Our one day of daring each other to come along on this ride. Is it getting old? Is is getting boring? Will we be able to fill the bus? Oh well, you can always sleep on the way home! It’s called Great America remember? SAT., Oct. 6 - Our big chance to join with about 3,000 other kids to sing, play, pray and praise Jesus all day long and take part in the beautiful Mass at the end of our day together. And the speakers during the day keep that fire alive in us as well as that BIG fire on the hill. You gotta do this one at least once - and who knows, it may “fire you up” to do it again next year! JESUS - teach me how to show my love for you to others.

Graduates of 2018 We pray for all who graduated last weekend especially

those who attended our Graduation Mass: Courtney Beil, Olivia Breckheimer, Calvin James Casper, Christopher

James East, Spencer Michael Fesing, Alyssa Frank, Sam-uel Lee Friederichs, Sophia Katherine Guerin, Tori Lynn Jacobs, Isaac Jandrey, Danielle Lynn Karls, Kelsey Ko-

briger, Caleb Scott Kopecky, John Paul Garrett McAllister, Peyton Meyer, Mackenzie Lee Mueller, Jordan David Muel-ler, Nathan Lloyd Schmitz, Kate Schneider, Abraham Sell,

Mackenzie E. Shiplett, Dominic David Steiner, Nicole Stiefvater.

QUESTION OF THE WEEK

Adult: In what ways can I widen the circle of my family to include someone in need?

Children: Whom could you invite to share a happy time with your family?

TOTUS TUUS

All youth grades 1-12 are invited by the Tri-Parish Faith Communities in Sherwood at the St. John Sacred Heart school for a week long summer camp, June 17-22, called Totus Tuus-Totally Yours. Cost is $35 for the whole week and $15 for the teen youth evening session. For more infor-

mation call Candace Gehl 920-470-1239 or Jacklyn Behnke.

SUMMER LIFE CAMP Do your teens want to change the world? Do they want to protect the most vulnerable? Do they want to know how to articulate their beliefs? Then Life Camp is for them. Life Camp is the summer youth camp of Wisconsin Right to Life. Camp takes place August 5-10 at Green Lake Confer-ence Center in Green Lake, Wisconsin. This camp is open to ages 13-19. As part of the camp, campers will spend a day at the capitol in Madison where they will learn about the legislative process, first-hand from lawmakers and their staff who work to protect life on a daily basis. They will also learn about their role in the process. Register before July 1st and save $50 on registration. For more information go

to www.wrtl.org/lifecamp. May God Bless You As Only HE Can, Mrs. Carrie Aimers Good Shepherd Parish RE Coordinator 62 East Main St. Chilton, WI 53014 Office: 920.849.9363 ext. 117

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Events/Meetings

SCHOOL SUMMER HOURS: The CACS office will be open Tuesday

through Thursday from 7:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. in June. We are closed on

Mondays and Fridays.

TEACHERS NEEDED: CACS is looking for a part-time 4K Teacher and a

part-time Physical Education/Health Teacher. If you are interested, please

send or drop off your resume and letters of recommendation in the school

office.

MARKETING POSITION: CACS is looking for someone to oversee mar-

keting of our school. It will be a part-time position. Please contact Princi-

pal, Liz Rollmann if you are interested in more details.

2018-2019 REGISTRATION: We are still accepting registration for the up-

coming school year. We have classes for children who will be 3 years old

by September 1st through 8th grade. Registration information is available at

the entrances of church and in the school office. If you have 3K, 4K, or 5K

children, please hurry to register because these programs are filling fast!

We have started receiving registration for an additional 3K class because

the first class is filled!

SCRIP NEWS: Buy Scrip for all your summer parities! Stock up on gift cards for graduation and wedding gifts too! Remember that scrip is avail-able at school, after all weekend masses and at State Bank and Premier Credit Union. ALUMNI NEWS: Congratulations to Sam Friederichs who was selected as the Chilton Area Catholic School Scholarship recipient. Congratulations to Mariah Moehn and Dominic Steiner for qualifying for the WIAA State Track and Field. Dominic finished 15th in the 800 meter run! ADORATION: The CACS adorer for June 12th is Jenny Jacobs. LITTLE SHEPHERD PLAY GROUP: A play group for moms with children from birth to three is available at our school! It is held the 2nd and 4th Thurs-day’s of the month from 9:00-11:00a.m. All are welcome! CALENDAR WINNERS: Week of May 30th - Please note: Checks for the winners will not be sent until the end of the month. $50 Sandra Buhl, Chilton $25 Russel Gudex, Greenfield $25 Margaret Stenz, DePere $25 Barb Breuneg, Lodi $25 Judy Hanna, Chilton $25 Matthew Lavey, Chilton $25 Michelle Piepenburg, Chilton The Chilton Area Catholic School Mission is to educate the whole per-son, mind, body and soul following the life and teachings of Jesus Christ and the Catholic Church.

Jesus & Company Youth meets every Wednesday in the Upper Room (convent) from 5:30 to 9:00 pm. Youth Masses are every 3rd Sunday of each month 10 a.m. Reconciliation/Confession are held on Saturday afternoons at 3:00 pm and Sunday mornings at 7 and 9 am. Knights of Columbus Meetings - 3rd Monday of the month at Chilton Eagles. 6:30 lunch and meeting at 7 pm. The Good Shepherd Legion of Mary meets Tuesday at 2:15 pm in the con-vent, come pray and share with us. St. Vincent DePaul Society, local assis-tance line 920-809-5029. Food Collec-tions 1st weekend of the month, baskets are at church entrances. Meeting 1st Tuesday at 7 pm in the convent. SVDP visits the home bound, helps with simple food and living needs of people in our local community. Prayer Shawl Ministry fourth Thursday of every month at the Public Library 6 to 8 pm. Friday Devotions held after morning mass on the First Friday of the month. Prayer Service and Rosary - Please join Good Shepherd Parish, June 25th at 6 pm in the parish hall for a Prayer Ser-vice and Rosary for Religious Freedom. Finance Council meets on Tuesday, June 26th at 5:15 pm. School Board meets on Tuesday, June 26th at 6:30 pm.

Trustee Elections have been resched-uled for the weekend of June 23–24th.

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Liturgical Ministers June 16 & 17

Ext. Ministers of the Eucharist 4:00 p.m. Bev Wittmus, Jean/Joe Kasper, Eileen Keuler, Janell Keuler, Mary Pagel 8:00 a.m. Karen Schuette, Chuck Schuknecht, Al Steiner, Ruth Thede, Jane Thiel, Ginny Ziegelbauer 10:00 a.m. Charles Zarnoth, Mary/Dale Gebhart, Clara Hedrich, Mary/Wayne Hoerth Lectors 4:00 p.m. Heather Krebsbach 8:00 a.m. Bill Engler 10:00 a.m. Jesus & Company Servers 4:00 p.m. Jack Kost and Mitchell Schwobe 8:00 a.m. Dahlton and Madisyn Tasch 10:00 a.m. Sophie and Lizzie Guerin Ushers 4:00 p.m. Bev Wittmus and Paul Woelfel 8:00 a.m. Frank Schneider & Jim Sell Family 10:00 a.m. Tom Steiner and Gene Jacobs Rosary Leaders 4:00 p.m. Shirley Roehrig and Arlyne Sielaff-Frank 8:00 a.m. Dave Bennin 10:00 a.m. Jerry Mallmann

!Capital Campaign

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Guidance for the Future Prayer God of our fathers, gracious in loving and blessings, help us

to acknowledge and appreciate the many gifts You have given to your people. You have called each of us by name to fulfill the work of Your Kingdom on earth. Inspire and di-

rect our thinking, our activity, our decisions, and our prayers, empowering us to join together in carrying out

Your will.

Scripture Reflection The God of heaven Himself will help us succeed. Therefore, we will arise and build. We will trust His word and believe in

the Sovereign Lord who always keeps His promises. Nehemiah 2:20

Campaign Updates:

• The votive stand will not be available during the renova-tion.

• The St. Peregrine Shrine will be closed during renova-tion.

• For your safety, please do not enter any areas that are closed off during the construction process as they are “hard hat areas”!

Check us out on the web:

www.goodshepherdchilton.org

Serving Others in God’s Love Religious Freedom Week

June 22-29, 2018

“[Religious] freedom remains one of America’s most pre-cious possessions. And, as my brothers, the United States Bishops, have reminded us, all are called to be vigi-lant, precisely as good citizens, to preserve and defend that freedom from everything that would threaten or com-promise it.” --Pope Francis People of faith are committed to serving others in God’s love in healthcare, child welfare, migration and refugee resettlement, education, and more. Religious freedom protests the space in which we can continue to serve. Religious Freedom Week begins June22, the Feast of Sts. Thomas More & John Fisher. Join Catholics across the country to pray and act for the freedom to serve faith-fully and with integrity. Learn more at www.usccb.org/ReligiousFreedomWeek Please join Good Shepherd Parish, June 25th at 6:00

pm in the parish hall for a PRAYER SERVICE AND ROSARY

We are Catholics. We are Americans. We are proud to

be both, grateful for the gift of faith which is ours as Chris-tian disciples, and grateful for the gift of liberty which is

ours as American citizens.

Spiritual Adoption Campaign “Jesus, Mary and Joseph, I love you very much, I beg you to spare the life of the unborn baby that I have spiritually adopted who is in danger of abortion.”NNGood Shep-herd’s Spiritual Adoption has entered into its 4th month. Our total of 196 spiritually adopted children now have brains that are maturing; taste buds that are tasting and hair forming on their heads, eyebrows and eyelashes. Facial expressions similar to their parents can be seen at this time. Our babies are capable of having dreams. REM’s (Rapid Eye Movements-a sign of dreaming) have been recorded during this month. To read more and keep updated on your baby’s monthly development view the posters at the church entrances. Thank you for your continued prayers. Social Concerns Committee

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