Saint Joseph Catholic Church Founded in 1835

Rev. Anthony J. Viviano, Pastor 125 East Main Street pastor@stjosephwestphalia.org Post Office Box 116 573-455-2725 Westphalia, MO 65085 fax 573-455-2984 website: www.stjosephwestphalia.org parishoffice@stjosephwestphalia.org 573-455-2320

Nineteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time—August 12, 2018

When Christ appears, we shall be like Him, for we shall see Him as He is.

Mass Schedule

Saturdays 5 p.m., Sundays 7 a.m. and 10 a.m. Tuesdays through Fridays 8:00 a.m.

Sacrament of Marriage

Catholic statewide policy requires six (6) months of prepara-tion. To set your wedding date, you must contact the pastor first. No date secure without contacting the priest personally. Please call the parish office.

CONFESSIONS: Saturdays: 4:00 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.; Sundays: 6:15 a.m.; or any time by appointment.

Holydays of Obligation for 2018

Aug. 15, Assumption of Mary Nov. 1, All Saints’ Day Dec. 8, Immaculate Conception Dec. 25, Nativity of the Lord

St. Joseph Pastor/Rectory Father Viviano 455-2725 St. Joseph School Principal Tammy Ogden 455-2339 Parish Council President Kevin Huber 455-2717 School Board President Gina Meyer 455-2836 Home and School President Mary Rakestraw 455-2805 Parish Office/Secretary Debbie Wieberg 455-2320 Parish Nurse Vicki Sallin 455-2339 Convent 455-2212 Cafeteria Use/Rental School Office 455-2339 Senior Ministry Sister Bernita Wasinger 573-690-4432 St. Anne’s Sewing Circle Barbara Reichart 455-2645 Parish Cemetery Chris Massman 455-2221 K of C Grand Knight Peter Verslues 455-9871 K of C Ladies Aux Pres. Darla Veltrop 291-0047 Knights of Columbus Hall Rental (Gary Berhorst) 455-2721 Prayer calling tree B. J. Rodeman 573-864-5193 or Dorothy Bock 455-2470

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Prayer List

Please keep in your prayers:

Dave Crede, Rosemary Buersmeyer, Jeff Plesser, Patrick Steele, Bill Masterson, S.A.P., Herb Verslues, Betty Luecke, Rhonda (Luebbering) Kloeppel, Alfred Wieberg, Anna Mae Holterman, Owen Masterson, Becky McClure, Albert Wieberg, Sheila Kliethermes, Brandon Schulte, Joan Keth, Father Dave Maher, A.H., Margaret Romph, Father Richard Cronin, Jean Kempker, Lori Luebbering.

If you wish to add/remove a name, need a prayer, hospital visit, support in grieving or a difficult pregnancy, call the rectory at 455-2320.

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Pray for Priests: This week you are asked to pray for the fol-lowing priests: Monday, Rev. Stephen W. Jones; Tuesday, Rev. Louis M. Nelen; Wednesday, Rev. Anthony J. Viviano; Thursday, Rev. Jason T. Doke; Friday, Rev. Anthony R. Rinaldo; Saturday, Rev. Christopher M. Aubuchon; and Sun-day, Rev. Cesar Anicama.

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Homily Copies: If you would like to receive an email of a typed copy of Fr. Viviano's homily every week, please send your email address to jonliz8@aol.com

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Bulletin deadline - Items for bulletin must be received by 4:00 p.m. on Tuesdays (455-2320) prior to the weekend’s bulletin. Items can

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Word of Life:

“[W]e know what true, authentic love looks like. It looks like the Man on the Cross. This deep, pure love that motivated Jesus to offer His life for ours, is the love that will answer the long-ing in our hearts, if we let it.” “10 Surprising Tips for Love the Culture Won’t Tell You.” 2015-16 Respect Life Pro-gram, USCCB Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities

Mass Schedule for the Week

Monday, August 13 NO MASS Tuesday, August 14 Saint Maximilian Kolbe 8:00 a.m. Bill Markway 6:00 p.m. Vernita Woehr Wednesday, August 15 Assumption of Mary 6:00 a.m. Leona and Kenny Eichholz 8:00 a.m. Jim and Rose Huber Thursday, August 16 Saint Stephen of Hungary 7:35 a.m. Rosary—Connie Reichart 8:00 a.m. Eddie Boes Friday, August 17 8:00 a.m. Jerry Schwartz Saturday, August 18 5:00 p.m. Evelyn Stuecken Sunday, August 19 Twentieth Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:00 a.m. Carl Massman 10:00 a.m. Living and deceased members of St. Joseph Parish

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SCRIP will be on sale before and after all weekend Masses on August 11-12 and 25-26.

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Parish Support Report 2018-2019

Last weekend (Offertory), we received $ 17,569.50

Total Offertory YTD: $ 93,116.25 Total Offertory FY17-18: $ 722,172.29 Maintenance $ 125.00 Catholic Missourian $ 14.00 Air Conditioning $ 155.00 Diocesan Missions $ 15.00 Picnic Meat Donation $ 615.00 Assumption $ 65.00 Share in the Care $ 200.00 Thank you for your generosity. ___________________________

Not everyone is called to religious life or the priest-hood, but we are all called to pray for, support, and pro-mote those who do feel such a call from God. Please sign up to take the vocation cross home for a week.

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Baptism: Information on guidelines for those wishing to be baptized in our parish are in envelopes in the vesti-bule. Please pick one up and take it home if you or someone in your family is interested in being baptized.

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Please turn in your pledge cards for the Capital Campaign as soon as possible. Thank you.

Liturgy Assignments for August 18—19, 2018 Tuesday, August 14, 6:00 p.m. Rosary: Kathy Stuckenschneider Music: Sandy Bexten Servers: Savannah Schaben, Ethan Scheulen, Ryleigh Wegman Lector: Dennis Schulte Offertory Gifts: Leon and Mary Markway Communion Ministers: Dennis Holterman, Debbie Kempker, Lisa Verslues, Sharon Lehmen, Arlene Samson Ushers: Chad and Will Stuecken, Urban and Betty Zimmer Saturday, August 18, 5:00 p.m. Rosary: Judy VanderFeltz Music: Liz Bruemmer, Ginger Kloeppel, Sue Lauberth, Dennis Holterman Servers: Emma Bower, Elijah and Isabella Schaben Lector: Sharon Lehmen Offertory Gifts: Richard and Barb Nilges Communion Ministers: Floyd Reinkemeyer, Mary Wieberg, Betty Zimmer, Angela Stuecken, Kevin Huber Ushers: Charles, Thomas, Jonathan, and Joseph Schwartz

Sunday, August 19, 7:00 a.m. Rosary: Irene Hentges Music: Ella Winkelman and Sandy Bexten Servers: Lauren Berhorst, Easton Haslag, Jessica Steinman Lector: Larry Berhorst Offertory Gifts: Logan Gentges Family Communion Ministers: Rita Bax, Alvin Bexten, Melissa Conley, Kristy Luebbert, Patsy Luebbert Ushers: Danny Fechtel, A.J. Hentges, Donald and Daniel Holterman Sunday, August 19, 10:00 a.m. Rosary: Betsy Groner Music: Janice and Sarah Wieberg Servers: Clara Meyer, Dawson Rademan, Joslyn Roark Lector: Doug Davis Offertory Gifts: Roger Kloeppel Family Communion Ministers: Norbert and Eileen Plassmeyer, J. R. Royston, Darlene Schanzmeyer, Brian Schulte Ushers: Chris Angerer, Jake Berhorst, Mary Lea Berhorst, Tom Berhorst

Deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Betty Lepper, sister of Eddie Eichholz, Charlie Eichholz, and JoAnn Mertz of our parish, who died August 6. May she have eternal rest and may perpetual light shine upon her forever. Amen.

Upcoming Meetings and Activities Senior citizens meeting on Tuesday, August 14, at 12 noon at the Lions’ Den.

Scripture study will meet every Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the school cafeteria at the table nearest the back door. All are welcome.

Bi-parish monthly Rosary and Divine Mercy Chaplet for St. Anthony and St. Joseph Parishes will be Thurs-day, August 16, at 7:00 p.m. in Folk. All are welcome!

St. Patrick Church and the National Shrine of Mary, Mother of the Church in Laurie, is hosting an event in September. A Me-morial Mass celebrating the life of Father Fred Barnett, founder of the Mother's Shrine, will be held on September 8 at the National Shrine of Mary, Mother of the Church.

Helias Catholic High School formal “re-sell” sale on Sunday, August 12, at the Helias old gym, 1305 Swifts Highway. Schedule: from 9 a.m. to 12 noon – drop off dresses to sell; from 1 to 2 p.m. – VIP early entry ($5 per person); from 2 to 4 p.m. – open shop-ping; from 5 to 6 p.m. – pick up money/dresses. The cost is $5 per dress brought in to sell. For more information, contact heli-asformalresale@gmail.com or Laura (573-230-5413) or Bobbi (573-694-5930). The sale is sponsored by the Helias Parents’ Club.

Beginning the week of August 20, St. Anne’s Sewing Circle will resume quilting on Monday evenings from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and on Tuesdays and Wednesdays during the day in the school cafeteria. All quilters are welcome at any of the times.

High School CCD Students and Parents: The 2018-19 year will open on Wednesday, August 29, with a Mass at 6:30 p.m. in St. Joseph's Church in Westphalia (note the change in time and place from the initial com-munication). Program overview for the year and ice-cream social will follow the Mass. All students, with at least one of their parents, are required to attend the event. The event is open to all family members.

Catholic Charities of Central and Northern Missouri is hosting a Stop Human Trafficking Conference on September 21 and 22. We do have some scholarships available to help cover the cost of the $25 registration fee. For questions or to register please contact Jake Seifert at 573-635-7719 or jseifert@cccnmo.org

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WESTPHALIA KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, EVENT COOK - We are currently in the process of recruiting a cook for the KC Hall. This will be for weddings and rental events at the Westphalia KC Hall. Please contact Grand Knight, Peter Verslues, at 573-690-3170, if you are interested in cooking for these events.

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Attention St. Joseph School graduates of 2018: If you do not have younger siblings in St. Joseph School and you ordered a yearbook, you can pick it up in the church vestibule.

If you ordered graduation or First Communion pictures, they are also in the vestibule. Please pick up yours as soon as possible if you have not already done so. Thank you.

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A Note of Thanks - We sincerely want to thank Fr. Anthony Viviano, Fr. James Finder, Liz Bruemmer, Gin-ger Kloeppel, Dennis Holterman and Sue Lauberth for the beautiful funeral Mass for Joanne. Also, many thanks go to Rita and Elmer Bax and all the Lions members for the delicious meal and the use of their facility after the services. Thank you to all who offered prayers and help during Joanne's fight with cancer. Thank you all for your condolences. May God Bless You All. ~ Stephen R. Falter & the Sommers Family

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Happy Birthday – Alfred Wieberg will celebrate his 90th birthday on August 18. Alfred now resides at Heisinger Bluffs Memory Care Unit, 1002 West Main Street, Jefferson City. Alfred has adapted well to his new surroundings, but is very limited in his ability to speak and comprehend. He is most content while listen-ing to the Rosary and the daily Mass on TV. In lieu of cards or visits, the family asks for prayers that God will continue to bless him with a peaceful journey.

Collection Counters: Bill and Mary Kay Schulte, Paul Stratman

Social Events

Sacred Heart Parish, Rich Fountain, picnic, on Sunday, August 12, Serving from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

St. Thomas the Apostle, St. Thomas, parish picnic, on Sunday, August 19. Serving from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The Fraternal Order of Eagles Golden Age Eagle lunch and dinner fundraiser will be held at the lodge on Friday, August 24. Lunch is from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and dinner is from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. For deliveries of five or more, call 573-636-2440 before 10:30 a.m. and ask for the kitchen. The proceeds benefit the Senior Nutrition Center.

Pork Burger Sale Saturday, August 25, at Thriftway parking lot in Linn, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Hosted by the Most Pure Heart of Mary Church parishioners. Proceeds to benefit the Most Pure Heart of Mary Cemetery.

Tractor Pulling Contest on Saturday, August 25, at the Westphalia Lions Field, starting at 3 p.m. Kiddie tractor pull starts at 7 p.m.

Holy Family Parish, Freeburg, parish picnic, on Sunday, September 2. Serving from 11:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Cruisin’ to Folk Annual classic Car cruise-in (in conjunction with the Folk fall supper) on Sunday, September 9, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. For details, call Dennis at 573-455-2948.

St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Folk, fall festival on Sunday, September 9. Serving from 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Shooting match at 12 noon.

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The Diocese of Jefferson City has posted an opening for a fulltime position of Events Coordinator on the Employment Page (https://diojeffcity.org/ about-us/employment-2/) of the www.diojeffcity.org website. The Events Coordinator col-laborates with Catholic Center staff members to facilitate details that lead to successful events at the diocesan level. Additional information can be obtained on the website, including detailed job descriptions and qualifications, and an application for diocesan non-teaching employment. Applicants must send a cover letter, application and résumé to the mcuria@diojeffcity.org. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.

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Save the Date

St. Joseph school blood drive

September 20, 2018 (Thursday)

There must be at least 56 days between blood donations. To be eligible to give blood on September 20 your last day to donate at another drive is July 26th.

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A day in the life of a SCRIP card user: by Lisa Verslues. “Leave for work, go to Eagle Stop to get gas, use Cenex SCRIP card. Go to Panera for lunch, use Panera SCRIP card. Stop at Wal-Mart on the way home, use Wal-Mart SCRIP card. Stop at Joe’s Market to pick up what I forgot at Wal-Mart, use Joe’s SCRIP card. End my day by buying Lily a new app on the iPad using my iTunes SCRIP card.” Once you get started using the SCRIP cards, it becomes second nature!

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Age 70 ½ or older with an RMD from an IRA? Did you know that federal law allows tax free charitable distributions from your IRA? Charitable taxpayers who are age 70½ or older can direct “qualified charitable distributions” from their fund administrator directly to the charities of their choice, including one’s parish, school, or the parish capital campaign. This distribution may result in tax savings even if you are unable to itemize your deductions. For more information about how you can benefit from an IRA charitable distribu-tion, please contact your IRA administrator or tax preparer.

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Reminder: If you have misplaced your pledge card for the capital campaign, there are cards and envelopes available in the vestibule of church for your use. Also, information and forms for the capital campaign are available on the parish website, under “renovation.” Progress reports regarding the renovation project will be updated regularly on the website.

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Wednesday, August 15, is the feast of the Assumption of Mary and is a holyday of obliga-tion. Masses for the feast will be on Tuesday, August 14, at 6 p.m., and on Wednesday, Au-gust 15, at 6 a.m. and 8 a.m., at St. Joseph Church in Westphalia, and on Wednesday, August 15, at 6:15 p.m. at St. Anthony of Padua Church in Folk.

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Sunday School: Open to all children entering Kindergarten in the Fall of 2019. Classes will be held during the 10:00 a.m. Mass every other Sunday from September to April. To register your child or for more infor-mation, please contact Jessie Stuckenschneider at 573-619-2226 or neuner_1@hotmail.com

St. Joseph

Patron Saint of Foster Care

Back to School

Sock Collection 2018 Please donate one pair of socks/family.

Choose a size that would fit your student.

Socks must be new.

Drop your socks in the laundry basket provided by your homeroom teacher

or the barrel outside the health-room.

Little by Little a Little Becomes a Lot.

Vicki Sallin/RN

High School Youth Rally Overview and Registration: The high school youth rally is a bi-annual event that is open to all high school age youth in the diocese and will be held on September 8 this year. The day includes nationally recognized speakers and performers, fun activities, as well as prayer and sacrament to create an ex-perience youth will never forget! Parishes register youth and chaperones together as a group and arrange their own travel to/from the event. Sign-in opens at 9:30 a.m. and the event will run from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Lunch will be provided. You may register your group online at goo.gl/forms/vBRg6vDBRGWwOs0i1 or by mail. Cost is $10/person. Make checks payable to the Diocese of Jefferson City. Registration deadline is Friday, August 31. The day includes nationally recognized speakers and performers, fun activities, as well as prayer and sacrament to create an experience youth will never forget! This year we will be joined by popular speaker and song writer, Cooper Ray, as well as our very own Oddwalk Ministries.

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High School CCD students - you should have received an email from St Joseph CCD email account on July 30 remind-ing everyone about the starting date for CCD year and location on August 29. If you did not receive this email, please send an email to stjoewestphaliaccd@yahoo.com with the student name and grade and parent name. If there is anyone new to CCD high school, please send an email to be included in the communication.

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SCRIP is an amazing program! I'm only spending money I was planning to spend anyway. When I purchase SCRIP cards, I get the full amount to spend that I pay for. In addition to that, I make money for the school and money for my sustaining fee. It is a win-win situation! I keep SCRIP on hand for the places I know I always go, such as Walmart & Joe's Market. I know I'm never going to waste it! You can also use it to pay off your Kohl's credit card bill. I just wait till the bill comes in the mail, order my SCRIP and then stop by Kohl's and pay the bill with my SCRIP, another win-win!! I also use it for birthday presents, thank you's etc. It's so easy to send it in on a Monday, have your SCRIP in hand by Tuesday or Wednesday and be able to put it in a card for a birthday party that weekend. The best part is I don't have to drive to JC, go to the store, wait in line, and drive back home. It is a simple way to make money for the school and your sustaining fee when you’re going to spend the money anyway. I'm a huge believer in the SCRIP program. The SCRIP program has been able to do great things with the money we have raised through the program! Help support St. Joe by buying SCRIP cards!! ~ Rachel Lehmen

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Westphalia Citizens Center: If you or someone you know is elderly or disabled, but is able to live inde-pendently in town, you might be interested in a low-cost apartment at the Westphalia Citizens Center, which has an apartment open at this time. All interested persons should contact Patrick Steele at 573-301-7847 for more information.

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Sign up now to bring Fr. Viviano your favorite Fall dish on takethemameal.com. Dates have been updated and now include September and October. On the main page, scroll down to 'Find', Log in: viviano, Password: stjoe.

Picnic News: At the end of the day on Sunday, an income total of $44,132.62 was deposited in the bank. The dinners sold in the cafeteria totaled $14,609; the carry outs income totaled $9,659; and the sandwich stand sales totaled $2,300. A more detailed breakdown will be given later when the expenses are known. The quilt auction generated $26,045. Of that amount, $3,250 will go towards the church renovation and $400 will go for the Life Teen program, a new pro-gram we will be using for the religious education of our high school students. The dessert auc-tion brought in $6,575. Of that amount, $1,900 will also go towards the church renovation.

Picnic Raffle winners: $500 cash—Shane Backues; $350 cash (each) Adria Winkelman and Anna Mae Holterman; full size quilt (St. Anne’s Sewing Circle)—Rachel Temmen; full size quilt (Bank of Freeburg)—Stanley Schmitz; $250 cash certificate (Legends Bank) - Darlene Massman; Norwex package (Mary Lea Berhorst)—Dorothy Fennewald; $100 cash certificate (Mid-America Bank) - Renee Zeilman; cedar Adirondack chair—Ross Dickneite; wine basket (Westphalia Vineyards and Inn)—Clayton Temmen; red oak decorative plaque & red cedar Love frame (Hentges Wood Crafts) - Marcie Wieberg; $50 gift certificate from Becker Millwork—Lori Markway; $50 gift certificate from Freeburg Home Center—Chris Plassmeyer; $50 gift certifi-cate (Samuel’s Tuxedoes)—Ashton Berhorst; Busch beer cooler om wheels (N. H. Scheppers) - Bernice Bexten; Aflac lounge chair (Amy Berhorst Aflac)—Marge Plassmeyer; set of 20 homemade spices (Anne Steele) - Jim Fennewald; $25 gift certificate from Joe’s Market—Doug Bexten; $25 gift certificate from Stone House Salon—Betty Luecke; $25 gift certificate from Thriftway—Glenn Bax; $25 gift certificate from Thriftway—Fritz Verhoff; $25 gift certificate from Thriftway—Donna Haslag; $25 gift certificate from Weber’ Gun Shop—Gabe Bure; $25 gift card from Weber Meat Market—Ed Eichholz; $25 gift certificate from Westphalia Pizza Compa-ny—Linda Tomassi; $20 gift card from Jen’s Salon (Jennifer Oliver)—Frankie Welschmeyer; $20 gift card from Towne Club—Rachel Kempker; $20 gift card from Towne Club— Marilyn Turner; Joe Crede memorabilia—Jean Buersmeyer.

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What’s Happening at St. Joseph School?

First, I would like to apologize to Danielle Plassmeyer, Emma Rowles and Monica Corey for not having their names on the list for school staff. Danielle is our After School Care director; Emma and Monica are her helpers. They are doing a great job of taking care of the kiddos after school! Open House is Monday, August 13, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Everyone is welcome to come! First day of school is August 15 (day before Fatima begins). This is a no bus day. Please be mindful of traffic and students when traveling down Main Street. Student Council officers are planning the all school Mass for the Solemnity of the Assumption on the first day of school, Wednesday, August 15, at 8:00 a.m. Please join us if you can as we start our new year off with Mass. Adopt a staff member: I would like to start something new this year. I got this idea from a colleague of mine and thought it would be a great addition for our school/parish community. We have 32 staff members here at St. Joseph, part-time to full-time. If you would like to adopt a staff member, please contact me via email or phone and leave a message. I will put each staff member’s name in a hat and will pull one out when assigning you a staff member to adopt. Requirements of adopting a staff member:

1. Pray for them. Pray for help, guidance, and peace as they perform their jobs. Pray for their families, health, safety, etc. 2. Send encouraging notes, letters, small pick me ups, supplies for classroom, etc. It does not need to

cost much, if anything.

Please contact me (Tammy Ogden) at togden@stjosephwestphalia.org (preferred) and put ‘adopt a staff member’ in the memo line, or call school and leave a message for me at 455-2339. God Bless, Tammy Ogden, Principal

August 8, 2018 Church Renovation Town Hall Meeting: FAQ’s

1. Question: What is the current steeple made of and what will it be replaced with? Will the

pattern of the steeple stay the same? Answer: The current steeple is turn coated steel and will be removed for the new material to be replaced. The new steeple will be copper coated steel for durability. It will patina over time to a brownish tone. It is a “living color” and will continue to patina over time. 2. Question: There are time capsules in the smaller crosses. What are the plans for those? Answer: The contractor will be made aware of the time capsules so that they will be saved. There are no definitive plans on whether the time capsules will be opened at this point. 3. Question: What era are we seeking to restore the Church to? Answer: The plan is to restore to the original historic era of the church. Decisions regard ing the siding replacement on the sides were intended to match the mid-century look of the beige stamped panel siding (picture available upon request and was passed around at meeting). 4. Question: Will the wiring in the entire Church be redone? Answer: Originally only the attic and basement were to be rewired. We have asked the contractors to submit a bid for the entire Church to be rewired. This was not included in the budget but will be looked at going forward in the renovation. 5. Question: Will the structural integrity of the balcony and choir loft be looked at? Answer: Yes, we are having inspections done by a qualified inspector and will be evaluating it. 6. Question: What is the start date for Phase I? Answer: The work will begin in late September or early October with a completion date by year end. 7. Question: Will we start phase II without all the funding secured? Answer: If we do not fully meet the Phase II financial requirement, we will prioritize the list to necessities that fit within the budget. We have not exhausted all financial resources at this time and those decisions will not be made until that is completed. We have approximately 300 pledge cards yet to be received to help meet the goal. 8. Question: Are there grants or funds available for the project through the historic registry or other options? Answer: We are not pursuing any historical grants or funding. 9. Question: What will happen with the ceiling in the altar area? Answer: No decisions have been made on the interior renovation that will take place in Phase II. A committee will be established to make those decisions keeping with the goal of restoring the Church to the expansion era. 10. Question: Will Phase I work keep the bats out of the attic to prevent future damage? Answer: Yes. 11. Question: Will there be an option during Phase III for name recognition on the pews? Answer: We will discuss and evaluate this option. 12. Question: Are the roof dormers being removed? Answer: Yes, the 4 roof dormers will be removed as they no longer serve a purpose. We have made a request to the contractor that one be kept intact and donated to the historical society. 13. Question: What is happening to the Convent? Answer: The Convent will be sold at some point with the funds directed to the renovation. An appraisal will determine the value of the property. A “sealed bid” process will be utilized for the sale.