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2020 Fall Festival Raffle Winners
CASH RAFFLE WINNERS
$1000 Cash Kuechle Underground Lara Feyma
$500 Cash A. M. Maus and Sons, Inc James Neu
$500 Cash Arnold’s of Kimball Barry Hanson
$500 Cash Kingston Mini Mart Tamilee Adolph
$250 Cash Thomas Ehlinger Agency Michelle Pramann
$250 Cash John and Chris Donnay Kelly Hammerschmidt
$250 Cash Hendricks Sand & Gravel Earl Huckenpoehler
$250 Cash Mom’s Place Renee Brutger
$200 Cash Hendricks Bus Service Shawn & Tracy Theis
$200 Cash Hendricks Bus Service Ada Wiechmann
$200 Cash Hilsgen Bobcat Service Earl Huckenpoehler
$100 Cash Ertl Funeral Home Earl Huckenpoehler
$100 Cash Froehling Bros. Construction Janyce Schmitz
$100 Cash Harvest Bank Peter Shin
$100 Cash Harvest Bank Kenneth Knaus
$100 Cash Harvest Bank Keith & Brandi Henneman
$100 Cash Harvest Bank Lynn Adolph
$100 Cash Land O Lakes Oil Co Jeff & Becky Kastanek
$100 Cash Keith and Nance Markwardt Alex Zoller
$100 Cash Dingmann Funeral Care Debbie Jacobs
$100 Cash Steve and Sue Gohman Jim Stein
$100 Cash Steve and Sue Gohman Kenneth Knaus
$100 Cash R & J Kritter Kare Steve Rosenow
$50 Cash Citizen’s Bank Mary Jonas
$50 Cash Faber Building Supply Yvonne Bubliz
$30 Cash Ag Venture Miranda Muzny
QUILT RAFFLE WINNERS
#1 – Throw by Diane Gavin Myrna Kuechle
#2 – Full/Queen by Women’s Group David Jacobs
#3 – Queen by Barb Hoffmann Mary Ann Edwards
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Gospel Connection
The Gospel Connection for the week has been added to the side column under Bulletin and Minutes.
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Quilt Raffle
Pictured are the three quilts for the Quilt Raffle on September 20th. You can select the number quilt you want a chance at by putting your raffle tickets into the corresponding bucket or send them in with the numbers attached and we will put them in the correct bucket. To get tickets stop in the parish office or they will be for sale after Saturday Evening Masses on September 6 and 13 for $2.00 each.
Quilt #1 is a throw size quilt by Diane Gavin
Quilt #2 is a Full Queen size by St. Anne’s Women’s Group
Quilt #3 is a Full Queen size by Barb Hoffmann
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100th Anniversary Celebration
It was a beautiful evening celebrating our 100 year Anniversary. We had 5 visiting priests, Fr. Frank Tomasiewicz, Fr. David Grundman, Fr. Tom Knoblach, Fr. Tom Olson, Fr. Donald Wagner and Bishop Kettler. Thank you to all those who came and helped out with the celebration.
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New Bulletin
The new Holy Saints Community bulletin is now our new look. We will have a combined bulletin with St. Nicholas, St. Wendelin, Holy Cross and St. Mary Help of Christians. See the new bulletin under the bulletin section of our website.
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2020 First Communion
Congratulations to our two First Communion Students who made their First Communion on June 28th.
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Holy Saints Mass Schedule
St. Anne ………………………………. Saturday – 5:00 p.m.
Monday – 8:00 a.m.
Wednesday – 8:00 a.m.
St. Nicholas ………………………….. Sunday – 9:00 a.m.
Tuesday – 8:00 a.m.
St. Wendelin ………………….…….. Sunday – 10:00 a.m.
Wednesday – 7:45 a.m.
Thursday – 7:45 a.m.
Holy Cross …………………………….. Saturday – 4:00 p.m.
Friday – 8:30 a.m.
St. Mary Help of Christians …….. Saturday – 6:30 p.m.
Sunday – 8:00 a.m.
Tuesday – 6:00 p.m.
Thursday – 8:00 a.m. -
Bell tower under construction
Here are some pictures of the progress of the Bell Tower.
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Prayer for Coronavirus Victims
St. Roch
Born of a noble family, tradition says St. Roch was miraculously born with a red cross on his breast. St. Roch gave all of his fortune to the poor at age 20 after his parents died. In 1315, he assisted plague victims in several Italian cities, miraculously curing people with the sign of the cross. While helping the sick, he also contracted the disease. However, the saint survived after a dog helped him in the forest. The dog brought him food and licked his wounds. He was later mistaken for a spy and spent the rest of his life in prison. According to tradition, an angel appeared in St. Roch’s cell after his death. The angel said that those who invoked his intercession would be cured of the plague.
Prayer to St. Roch
O Blessed Saint Roch,
Patron of the sick,
Have pity on those
Who lie upon a bed of suffering.
Your power was so great
When you were in this world,
That by the sign of the Cross,
Many were healed of their diseases.
Now that you are in heaven,
Your power is not less.
Offer, then, to God
Our sighs and tears
And obtain for us that health we seek
Through Christ our Lord
Amen.
(Reapeat the above 3 times)
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Live Nativity
Some of the pictures from the St. Anne’s Live Nativity that took place out at the Lindberg Farm on December 22.
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St. Anne’s Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School was a great success. We had 26 participants this year. Our week was filled with fun activities, crafts, songs, dances, snacks, games, and bible stories. A special thank you goes out to our adult and youth leaders.
