ST. BRIDGET | HOLY GHOST

ST. BRIDGET | HOLY GHOST 2801 N 110th Ave. Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 412 S. Main St. Chippewa Falls, WI 54729

Mass Schedule

Weekdays Tues. & Thurs. 5:30 pm Holy Ghost Wed. & Fri. 8:30 am Holy Ghost

Weekend Saturday 5:00 pm Holy Ghost Sunday 8:00 am Holy Ghost

9:30 am St. Bridget 11:00 am Holy Ghost

30th Sunday in Ordinary Time October 24, 2021

-------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jesus told him, “Go your way; your faith has saved you.” Immediately he received his sight and followed him on the way.” -Mark 10:52

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Information for the bulletin needs to be submit-ted by Tuesday midnight to guarantee it is pub-lished in the following Sunday’s bulletin. Thank you. Email: [email protected] In Writing: 412 S. Main St.

Diocesan Annual Appeal 2021 Watch for the mailing from the Di-ocese. Be sure to make this part of your planned tithe for the year. It’s the best way to give the parish as any money that is raised beyond the parish target comes right back to the parish “tax free” from the Dio-cese. Thank you for your generous support of this appeal! Thinking About Joining the Parish? Please talk to Father after Mass, or stop by/contact Our Lady of the Falls, Notre Dame Campus 715- 723- 7108 AmazonSmile is a simple way to support Holy Ghost Parish. Sign up at amazonsmile.com! How to Give to the Parish Donations from visitors are welcome. Please place them in the collection basket at Mass or mail to 412 S. Main St. Registered members of the parish receive giving envelopes by mail. To become registered, please contact Our Lady of the Falls, Notre Dame Campus 715- 723- 7108. If you are away, you can mail your giving en-velope to 412 S. Main St. or drop it at Our Lady of the Falls, Holy Ghost Campus. Electronic giving is also available by contacting our finance secretary, Karin: 715- 723- 7108 [email protected] Parish Weekly Giving Holy Ghost Oct. 17 Adult Envelopes 3710.00 Plate 305.00 Capital Imp. 60.00

Total in House 4075.00

St. Bridget Adult Envelope 1358.00

Total in House 1358.00

“For where your treasure is, there also will your heart be.”

-Mt 6: 21

KC Memorial Mass Wednesday, November 10 at 5 PM at the KC hall. Rev. Msgr. Mi-chael Gorman will be the celebrant. This is for all KC members that have died in the past year and also for all deceased members. Potluck supper following Mass. All are welcome. Your Voice Urgently Needed to Stop Taxpayer-Funded Abortion on Demand “The House of Representatives voted to pass the most radical abortion bill ever. The so-called Women’s Health Protection Act, H.R. 3755, would: · Allow abortion on demand nationwide throughout EVERY STAGE of pregnancy. · BAN pro-life laws in every state and local government. Force Americans to support

abortions with their tax dollars. · Likely eliminate conscience protections for doctors. Of those present, all but one House Democrat voted for the bill and all House Republi-cans voted against. Archbishop Joseph Naumann, Committee on Pro-Life Activities Chair-man, called this bill ‘the most extreme proabortion bill our nation has ever seen.’” The USCCB Action Center brings two other threats to human life to our attention as well: funding of abortion through “Human Infrastructure,” and President Biden’s proposal to eliminate the Hyde Amendment. To contact your elected representatives on these urgent matters, visit votervoice.net/USCCB/home. Fr. Joseph Walijewski Legacy Guild Dinner Benefitting Casa Hogar Juan Pablo II: You are invited to attend the Father Joseph Walijewski Guild Dinner Benefiting Casa Hogar Juan Pablo II on Friday, November 5 at Blessed Sacrament Parish, 130 Losey Blvd S, La Crosse, WI. The event begins at 5:30 p.m. with a social hour followed by dinner and a program. Please RSVP online at https://www.homeajpm.org/events/ or via email by Wednesday, October 27. Questions: Noel at [email protected] or 715-297-5139. September 17 Wisconsin Bishops' Statement on Welcoming Afghan Refugees Your Help Needed: Afghan Refugees, Haiti Earthquake, Hurricane Ida The Bishops of Wisconsin have issued a statement on Welcoming Afghan Refugees. You can see it by visit-ing diolc.org/social-concerns. Please do what you can to help alleviate the plight of the thousands of Afghan refugees coming to the U.S. (13,000 are at Ft. McCoy near Tomah). To learn how you can help, visit diolc.org/social-concerns. Holy Ghost Faith in Action: Socktober We will be collecting socks for Sojourners House and SFRC during October. New socks for children, women and men can be placed in the bin in the back of Holy Ghost Church. Thank you! HG Social Concerns Faith Groups for All Ages: Young Adults (20s & 30s)- Source & Summit This dynamic event brings young adults together to pray and grow in community. Occurs the 4th Thursday of each month (Nov. & Dec. will be 3rd Thursday). 6:30pm - Adoration in Notre Dame Church, 7:30pm - Fellowship in the GREC. Info: Contact John [email protected] High School Youth Ministry- Dead Theologians Society (DTS) Looking for a way to help your child or grandchild deepen their Catholic Faith and make virtuous friendships? DTS can help! Meets Sundays at 6pm. DTS helps high schoolers encounter Christ through the lives of the Saints. DTS will also equip parents to take a prominent role in the formation of their children. Thoughts/questions contact John: [email protected] Adults Seeking to Explore or Become Catholic- R.C.I.A Do you know someone curious about the Catholic faith who would like to explore it more? Someone who might like to become Catholic? This group is for them and they are welcome to join at any time! Held every Monday night at 6:30 PM in the GREC (22 S. Prairie St., C.F.) Lower lev-el. Contact John 715-723-7108 [email protected] Catholic Adults- Connect What is it? It is a group for Catholics to help deepen their faith. Monday nights at 6:30 PM at the GREC (22 S. Prairie St., C.F.) Lower level. Ques-tions? Contact Paula Hanson by email at [email protected]

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Collar Commentary- Fr. BurishPraised be Jesus Christ!

Holy Ghost, St. Bridget, and Notre DameOur Lady of the Falls Catholic Community

Q&AQ: What is happening with our parishes?A: On July 6, 2021, our parishes came under the care of one pastor and associate priest. Since then we have been working together to unite under one mission: to invite all people to en-counter Christ and inspire them to become saints. While our parish finances remain separate, we are collaborating with staff, office space, communications, and other gifts and talents. One of the ways our parishes are working together is by calling our-selves collectively Our Lady of the Falls Catholic Community.

Q: What is a “Catholic community”?A: A Catholic community is a community of distinct parishes working together and sharing resources to advance its mission.

Q: What is “Our Lady of the Falls”?A: Our Lady of the Falls refers to Mary, our spiritual mother and mother of the Church. Mary, under this title, is the special patroness to all of our parishes and schools. Mary is also Spouse of the Holy Spirit and Queen of all the saints. Our La-dy of the Falls is a title that honors both our spiritual Mother and our parish histories.

Q: Why are we going with a collective title for our three parishes?A: A collective title helps to bring us together as a local Catholic community and is a visible sign of our working together. Many other parish communities successfully use a collective title for

ease of communication. Simply put, it’s just easier.

Q: Will our parishes keep their exist-ing names? A: Yes.

Q: What have we done to work together over the last three months?A: We have organized our staff to better communicate and work together more effectively. Some programs like religious education, RCIA, youth, adult, and young adult ministries are now collaborating and complementing one another. We have streamlined the work of our parishes to an Administration Of-fice at the Notre Dame Rectory and a Ministry Office at the Holy Ghost Rectory. Effective the week of October 25th:· Karin Hawkins will be at the Notre Dame Office. For

all Holy Ghost financial and administrative needs, please contact Notre Dame.

· Joanne Oleson will remain as a receptionist from 9am-12pm Tuesday-Friday directing visitors and answering phone calls.

· John Shakal will be at the Holy Ghost Office.

Q: How does this affect me?A: You can expect streamlined communication and overall bet-ter use of our parish resources.

Q: What is going on at each office?A: Administration Office - Notre Dame Campus:For all the parishes, we will assist you with Mass intentions, new parishioner welcome and registration, financial matters, meetings with Fr. Burish, and serve as initial contact for baptism, marriage preparation, and anointing of the sick.A: Ministry Office - Holy Ghost Campus:Joanne, our receptionist, will be available to greet and direct visitors. Our ministry staff will work and collaborate on youth, young adult and adult faith formation. Fr. Guenther will con-duct most marriage and baptism preparation meetings.

Q: What can I expect going forward?A: In the coming weeks and months we will be working toward a shared bulletin, website, and social media under the title of Our Lady of the Falls. When you call either office, you will hear, “Our Lady of the Falls, Holy Ghost Office” or “Our Lady of the Falls, Notre Dame Office.” For office hours and staff listings, see page 5 in this bulletin. We are also in the process of updating our office phones. Stay tuned for possible changes to staff contact information.

Q: How can I help?A: Undoubtedly there will be bugs to work out as we go along. Change is hard for everyone.Please be patient and continue to pray for a smooth transition. Be engaged and continue to support your parish with your time, talent, and treasure.

Thursday Adoration, Confession, Evening Prayer and Mass at Holy Ghost 3pm-5pm Adoration with confession followed by 5pm evening prayer, Benediction, and 5:30pm Mass.

Communion to Homebound Anyone, including those on lists before, should call Our Lady of the Falls, Notre Dame Campus 715- 723- 7108.

Weddings Contact Our Lady of the Falls, Notre Dame Cam-pus at least 6 months prior to date. Preparation sessions are required 715- 723- 7108.

Confessions 3:00pm - 4:50pm on Thursdays, 4:00pm -4:45pm on Saturdays, and 15 minutes before daily Mass (except on Wed. during the school year). Confessions also available by appointment. For Fr. Guenther 715- 723-4890 or Fr. Burish, 715- 723- 7108.

Anointing of the Sick Available upon request. Contact Our Lady of the Falls, Notre Dame Campus 715- 723- 7108.

Baptism Contact Our Lady of the Falls, Notre Dame Cam-pus. Parents who are requesting Baptism for the first time will be asked to attend preparatory formation 715- 723- 7108.

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McDonell Area Catholic Schools During the month of Oc-tober, we have been observing Respect Life Month. On the McDonell grounds, a pro-life flag display has reminded us of the tragedy of abortion that goes on daily, behind the scenes of our lives. We are also in the midst of a Diaper Drive to support the mothers in our community who have wel-comed the gift of new life even in challenging circumstances. Let us contin-ue to pray for the end of abortion, for soon-to-be parents who find them-selves scared and in lack of support, for families who struggle to make ends meet, for the elderly who deal with loneliness and aging, and for nurses, doctors, and politicians, that they may recognize the great gift of every life and the dignity we all have of being created in God’s image and likeness. May we ourselves witness to this dignity by the respect and love we show to every human being in our lives. As Venerable Fulton Sheen reminds us, life is worth living. -Fr. Ethan HokampAnnual Diaper Drive The McDonell Student Ambassadors and the McDonell Student Council are planning a Diaper Drive Oct. 22-29. Please drop off packages of diapers (preferably size 3-5 or pull-ups) or wipes at any of the McDonell Area Catholic Schools buildings October 22 & 25-28. You may also mail a check (made payable to MACS) to McDonell High School –Diaper Drive, 1316 Bel Air Blvd Chippewa Falls, WI 54729.A big THANK YOU from the Spirit of the Macks Auction We are so grateful that we were able to have this event in person. It was a night of fun and camaraderie. Thank you for the generous donations and to everyone that attended. It was a successful event and the funds raised will help cover expenses of our high school and middle school athletics. Special thanks to our wonderful volunteers and planning committee.Support Our Troops Drive McDonell National Honor Society is pairing once again with the YMCA for the 14th Annual Sup-port Our Troops Package Drive. Please help us support our troops by donating items (personal care items, food, fun items, andmonetary donations) by November 11 (Veterans Day) to be sent in care packages to men and women in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. Drop off items at any of the McDonell Area Catholic Schools buildings, the Chippewa YMCA, St. Charles Parish, or St. Peter Parish. Contact Erica Boehm with questions [email protected] School October 29 Scheduled teacher in-service and professional development day. Football Mania Winners for Week 5: Steve Thaler $100, Jen Wedemeyer $25, Dylan Anderson $25, Darrin Schemenauer $25, Craig Boos $25, Tracey Smiskey $25

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A Bit of This & That by Sr. YvonneARE WE BLIND? Most of us have no idea what it is like to be physically blind. In the Gospel, (Mark 10:46-52) we meet the blind beggar Bartimaeus, sitting by the road. He hears that Jesus was passing by and so he cries out for help. The people around him ‘shushed’ him. The crowd thought Jesus had better things to do than care for such a sinner. In the time of Jesus, being blind wasn't only a personal burden but also would have been viewed by many as a punishment for one's sins or the sins of one's family. Thus Bar-timaeus would have been ostracized and unable to earn a living and be part of the community. He yearned for an end to his darkness and suffering. Sometimes we feel like Bartimaeus, sitting dis-heartened by the side of the road. We don't see where we stand or where we are going. We don't know what we have to believe or do. We can turn to Jesus and ask him, "Lord, let me see again". It may seem odd to us that Jesus would ask Bartimae-us what it was that he wanted. The man is blind, what else might he want but to have the blindness cured?. What on earth could he ask for but that? If God has given us good eyes, we are grateful for the gift of sight. But we have to see with the eyes of our heart what the Lord is asking of us. Spiritual blindness can be rooted in being self cen-tered, wishing to gain more money, or more power or more possessions. We need to be reminded of how we think about people with disabilities or blindness. We must see them, acknowledge their presence and contributions and include them as valuable members of our society. Without even raising his hand toward Bartimae-us , Jesus tells him that he can see. All that is need-ed is faith. A faith that restores sight, a faith that allows the blind not only to see, but to see the face of God. Faith can help us find our way when we are blinded by confusion over what is important. There is no need to wait for a miracle because we have been given our call loudly and clearly: "Go on your way, your faith has saved you". Bartimaeus became a disciple and followed Jesus. As we re-ceive Jesus in the Eucharist this Sunday, let us ask for the graces and blessings for a closer walk with the Lord. Keep safe and have a song in your heart. God bless us all!

Our 100 year old parishioner, Lil White is now in rehab at the Chippewa Manor after falling and breaking a hip. God bless her with healing!

Mass IntentionsHoly Ghost WeekdayOctober 26 Tuesday 5:30pm Corrine Willkom October 27 Wednesday 8:30am Ed Kloss October 28 Thursday 5:30pm JosephOctober 29 Friday 8:30am Brady Family, Living & DeceasedHoly Ghost WeekendOctober 30 Saturday 5:00pm Westphal & Travaglio FamiliesOctober 31 Sunday 8:00am Audrey Bowe 11:00am Joe & Jerry HiessSaint Bridget WeekendOct. 3 White/Marko Nov. 7 Don ScharlauOct. 10 George Soden Nov. 14 Floyd WendtlandOct. 17 Georgiann Olson Nov. 21 Lois & Paul KrumenauerOct. 24 Dale Fenner Nov. 28 Elizabeth & Donald IdaOct. 31 Jeanette Statz Gamroth

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More News...Adoration Holy Ghost: Thursdays 3-5pm with confession fol-lowed by 5pm Evening Prayer, Benediction, and 5:30pm Mass. Goldsmith Chapel: Open Sun. 8am - Fri. 10am. Weekly adorers needed: Sundays 11am & 4pm, Mondays 11am, Tuesdays Mid-night, Thursdays 8am, Fridays Midnight & 1am. Call Andy 715-568-5243.

Worldwide Marriage Encounter After the last year-plus of pandemic life, many of us are looking for a fresh start. Consider attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter experience. Upcom-ing date November 19th-21st in Holstein, IA. Also, call for infor-mation on a 2022 date in the Diocese of La Crosse. Register at Iowa-wwme.org or call 563-608-3305 with any questions.

Pray forBishop CallahanFr. Burish Fr. GuentherBill M.Terry K. & J.Joan SommerfeldJoan HenryPat Goss Fr. Ed DoerreLil WhiteJoan CareyRollie Marko

Paul CongdonTom PetersonGert Christ.Geri MarkoMonica GossVince StatzGladys VavraGary KrumJim PetersonMarilyn K.Dorothy Roder Louise DohmesRene Klinyk

Rhonda W.Janice PeloquinJeff SmiskeyJoan & Duane B.Joey O.WilliamChuck Card

BirthdaysJames-SommerfeldDennis Fenner Rita Grohn

Grace Freehling Ben Freehling

AnniversariesDennis & Kim-PickerignTim & Rhonda Wedemeyer

If you would like to add or delete someone from the bulletin prayer re- quests, please contact the rectory. To add to the prayer chain, call Letty (Holy

Ghost) 715.861.3998 or Marilyn (St. Bridget)

Jeremiah 31:7-9Psalm 126Hebrews 5:1-6Mark 10:46-52

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Observances for the week of October 24, 2021Sunday: 30th Sunday in Ordinary Time

World Mission SundayThursday: Sts. Simon and Jude, ApostlesSaturday: BVM Next Sunday: 31st Sunday in Ordinary Time

Priesthood SundayAll Hallow’s Eve

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Parish Contacts and Office HoursPastor Very Reverend Jesse Burish [email protected] Pastor Reverend Brandon Guenther [email protected] Ministry Offices- Holy Ghost CampusPhone 715-723-4890 Address 412 S. Main St Ministry Hours as below and by appointmentReceptionist Hours Monday: Closed Tuesday-Friday: 9am - noon Saturday/Sunday: ClosedDirector of Outreach and Evangelization John Shakal [email protected] Director of Faith Formation HG/SB Paula Hanson [email protected]. Bridget Pastoral Minister Sr. Yvonne Hiss, SSND Home Phone 715-726-2378 [email protected] Joanne Oleson [email protected]

Administrative Offices- Notre Dame CampusHours Monday: 9-3pm

Tuesday: ClosedWednesday: 1-7pmThursday: 9-3pmFriday: 9-NoonOr by appointment

Phone 715- 723-7108 Address 117 Allen St.Office Manager Angie Katz [email protected] Volunteer and Hospitality Coordinator Kate Zweber [email protected] Admin. Assistant, HG/SB Finance Karin Hawkins [email protected] Dame Finance Kellie Anderson [email protected]

Other Staff and VolunteersSt. Bridget Religious Ed. Allie Burch [email protected], 224-470-0430St. Bridget Hall Rental Gert Christenson 715-832-8530 St. Bridget Maintenance Tim/Lisa Anderson 715-215-1160 or 715-379-0706St. Bridget Cemetery Rollie & Geri Marko 723-2681 / 829-0242 Dick & Jeanne Anderson 723-3146 / 828-1862

Contact Information and Office HoursPastor Very Reverend Jesse Burish [email protected], 715- 723-7108 Assoc. Pastor Reverend Brandon Guenther [email protected], 715-723-4890

Ministry Office- Holy Ghost CampusPhone 715-723-4890 Address 412 S. Main St. C.F., WI 54729 Office Hours Monday: Closed Tuesday-Friday: 9am - noon Saturday/Sunday: Closed

Ministry personnel by appointmentFaith Formation, RE Paula Hanson [email protected]. Bridget Pastoral Min. Sr. Yvonne Heiss, SSND 715-726-2378, [email protected] Joanne Oleson [email protected] and Evang. John Shakal [email protected]

Administrative Office- Notre Dame CampusPhone 715- 723-7108 Address 117 Allen St. C.F., WI 54729Office Hours Monday: 9-3pm

Tuesday: ClosedWednesday: 1-6pmThursday: 9-3pmFriday: 9-NoonOr by appointment

HG/SB Finance & Karin Hawkins Admin. Assistant [email protected] Manager Angie Katz [email protected] Volunteer / Hospitality Kate Zweber [email protected]

Other Staff and VolunteersHoly Ghost Music Lisa Hubbard

[email protected] St. Bridget Religious Ed. Allie Burch [email protected]. Bridget Hall Rental Gert Christenson 715-832-8530 St. Bridget Maintenance Tim Anderson 715-215-1160 / 715-379-0706St. Bridget Cemetery Markos 723-2681, 829-0242

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