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MASS SCHEDULEMASS SCHEDULEMASS SCHEDULEMASS SCHEDULE First Saturday - 9:00 AM; Saturday Vigil - 4:30 PM Sunday - 8:00 AM, 11:00 AM Tuesday - 5:15 PM; Wednesday-Friday - 9:00 AM RECONCILIATION HOURSRECONCILIATION HOURSRECONCILIATION HOURSRECONCILIATION HOURS First Saturday - 8:15-8:50 AM Saturday - 3:30-4:20 PM; Sunday - 7:00-7:50 AM & 10:00-10:50 AM Tuesday - 4:40-5:10 PM; Friday - 8:20-8:50 AM OFFICE HOURS:OFFICE HOURS:OFFICE HOURS:OFFICE HOURS: 8:30 AM-4:30 PM (Mon-Thu)

PASTOR�

Very Reverend Joseph Poggemeyer�

[email protected]�

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DEACONS�

Deacon Dave Schiefer�

[email protected] (x422)�

Deacon Paul Feasel�


Deacon Joe Hulderman (Senior Status)�

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FINANCE/HR MANAGER�

Deb Brickner�


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PASTORAL ASSOCIATE FOR WORSHIP�

Anthony Gallina�


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PASTORAL ASSOCIATE FOR

CATECHETICAL FORMATION�

Jessica Pehmoeller�


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PARISH ACTIVITIES COORDINATOR�

Tami Honse�


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MEDIA ASSISTANT�

Melissa Kelbley�


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MAINTENANCE MANAGER�

Rob Reinhart�


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MAINTENANCE TEAM�

Daniel Bye�

Joseph Glenn�

Nan Schuett�

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TECHNOLOGY COORDINATOR�

Chris LeForge�


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DIR. OF EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION�

Judy Pusateri�


SEPTEMBER 26, 2021 | 26TH SUNDAY IN ORDISEPTEMBER 26, 2021 | 26TH SUNDAY IN ORDISEPTEMBER 26, 2021 | 26TH SUNDAY IN ORDISEPTEMBER 26, 2021 | 26TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIMENARY TIMENARY TIMENARY TIME

OUR STAFFOUR STAFFOUR STAFFOUR STAFF

September 26, 2021 | 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time 02

WEEKLY ACTIVITIES & WEEKLY ACTIVITIES & WEEKLY ACTIVITIES & WEEKLY ACTIVITIES & READINGSREADINGSREADINGSREADINGS MASS INTENTIONSMASS INTENTIONSMASS INTENTIONSMASS INTENTIONS

Sunday: 26th Sunday in Ordinary Time�

Nm 11:25�29/Ps 19:8, 10, 12�13, 14 [9a]/Jas 5:1�6/Mk 9:38�43, 45, 47�48�

Monday: St. Vincent de Paul, Priest�

Zec 8:1�8/Ps 102:16�18, 19�21, 29 and 22�23 [17]/Lk 9:46�50�

Tuesday: St. Wenceslaus, Martyr; St. Lawrence Ruiz and

Companions, Martyrs�

Zec 8:20�23/Ps 87:1b�3, 4�5, 6�7 [Zec 8:23]/Lk 9:51�56�

Wednesday: Sts. Michael, Gabriel and Raphael, Archangels�

Dn 7:9�10, 13�14 or Rv 12:7�12a/Ps 138:1�2ab, 2cde�3, 4�5 [1]/Jn 1:47�51�

Thursday: St. Jerome, Priest and Doctor of the Church�

Neh 8:1�4a, 5�6, 7b�12/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11[9ab]/Lk 10:1�12�

Friday: St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus, Virgin and Doctor of the

Church�

Bar 1:15�22/Ps 79:1b�2, 3�5, 8, 9 [9]/Lk 10:13�16�

Saturday: The Holy Guardian Angels�

Bar 4:5�12, 27�29/Ps 69:33�35, 36�37 [34]/Mt 18:1�5, 10�

Sunday: 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time�

Gn 2:18�24/Ps 128:1�2, 3, 4�5, 6 [cf. 5]/Heb 2:9�11/Mk 10:2�16 or 10:2�12�

READINGS FOR THE WEEREADINGS FOR THE WEEREADINGS FOR THE WEEREADINGS FOR THE WEEKKKK

WEEKLY ACTIVITIESWEEKLY ACTIVITIESWEEKLY ACTIVITIESWEEKLY ACTIVITIES �

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 Spanish Mass & Luncheon � 12:30 PM (Church & Parish Hall)�

The Search � 1:30 PM (Upper Room)�

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 All�Day Eucharistic Adoration � 5:00 AM�5:00 PM (Church)�

Saint Wendelin Ringers Rehearsal � 6:30 PM (Church)�

Men’s AA � 7:00 PM (Parish Hall)�

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 Parish Choir Rehearsal � 6:30 PM (Choir Room)�

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 All�Day Eucharistic Adoration � 5:00 AM�7:00 PM (Church)�

Benediction � 6:45 PM (Church)�

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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2 NET Confirmation Retreat � 9:00 AM (Church & Parish Hall)�

PRAYER REQUESTSPRAYER REQUESTSPRAYER REQUESTSPRAYER REQUESTS

Lord, We humbly put ourselves into Your care as we face

today’s unknown. May Your hand lead us and Your love shield

us. Let us pray for the needs of those who are sick, those in

nursing homes and who are homebound including: �

Charles Ball, Michael Beck, Ken Clouse, Amanda Cool, Judy Corner, Ron & Linda Duran, Ed Durnwald, Renee, Chad, Ashton & Noelle Eibner, Rebecca Diaz Finsel, Sam Guillen Sr., Marilyn Ho=man, Christi Holman, Crosby Hieber, Rhonda Johnson, Joseph Kelbley, Adam Kessler, Dolores Kinn, Frank & Becky Malagon, William Munson, Janice Minich, Mike Nye, Gene Schalk, Faye Taggart, Vivian Wagner, Vicky Walker.

Names will be periodically removed from this list to update it. Call the Parish

Office at 419�435�6692 to add someone.�

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26�

8:00 am�

†Geri Brubaker & Sons; †Dallas

Nye Jr. (30�day)

11:00 am�

Liv./Dec. Members of the Joseph &

Mary Naderer Family; †John R.,

†Ruth M. & †Thomas R. Ray 12:30 pm� Parroquianos de San Wendelin MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27�

No Daily Mass�

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28�

5:15 pm�

†Liv./Dec. Members of the Nick &

Mary Frankart Family WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29�

9:00 am�

†Stephanie Sczesny (14�day);

†Robert Tuttle THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30�

9:00 am�

†Barbara Steve FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1�

9:00 am�

†Fr. Dan Zak SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2�

4:30 pm�

†Rose Bugner; †Marjorie Cassidy;

Dec. Members of the Cassidy &

Weigman Families; †Donald &

†Irene Holman; †David, †Tony &

†Ann (Anniv.) Ward; †Teresa Anne

Weber SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3�

8:00 am�

†Herman, †Ann & †Gene Frankart;

†Walter Kramb; †Arnetta Wonderly

(Anniv.)

11:00 am� People of the Parish (Pro populo)

9:00 am� †Maria Carmona Bernal

The church is open for private prayer and

devotion from 8:00 AM�8:00 PM Monday�

Saturday and 7:00 AM�8:00 PM Sunday. �

BULLETIN SUBMISSIONSBULLETIN SUBMISSIONSBULLETIN SUBMISSIONSBULLETIN SUBMISSIONS Submit bulletin items person or via email

([email protected]) to the Parish Office

before 12:00 PM on Mondays.�

IN LOVING MEMORYIN LOVING MEMORYIN LOVING MEMORYIN LOVING MEMORY Our sincere sympathy/prayers are extended to

the loved ones of Mildred Fox, Stephanie

Sczesny and Geraldine Stevens who

recently passed away. May they experience

the peace and joy of the risen Lord.�


CHURCH BUSINESSCHURCH BUSINESSCHURCH BUSINESSCHURCH BUSINESS

FANTASTIC FRIDAYS WINNERFANTASTIC FRIDAYS WINNERFANTASTIC FRIDAYS WINNERFANTASTIC FRIDAYS WINNER Congratulations to James Roth who won last week’s

$100 Visa Gift Card!�

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ANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEANNUAL CATHOLIC APPEAL PROGRESSAL PROGRESSAL PROGRESSAL PROGRESS As a parish, we have collected $40,773.25 of our

$47,528 goal for the Annual Catholic Appeal. If you

haven’t donated already, please consider doing so.�

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SUPPORT OUR PRIESTSSUPPORT OUR PRIESTSSUPPORT OUR PRIESTSSUPPORT OUR PRIESTS’ ’ ’ ’ RETIREMENTRETIREMENTRETIREMENTRETIREMENT Our priests have given their lives in service to us and

our parish, and we are most grateful! Please offer your

gratitude for those who faithfully served the Diocese of

Toledo by donating to the Perpetuate The Gift Appeal. �

Your gift supports our retired diocesan priests,

enabling them to pay for their living expenses such as

medical, housing, car, clothing, and food. All funds

contributed now through December 31st, assist our

parish in its assessed contribution to the fund. A gift of

cash or check can be sent to Perpetuate The Gift (PO

Box 954, Toledo, OH 43697), placed in collection or

online at toledodiocese.org under the Give tab. �

MINISTERING TO OUR SMINISTERING TO OUR SMINISTERING TO OUR SMINISTERING TO OUR SICK/ELDERLYICK/ELDERLYICK/ELDERLYICK/ELDERLY�

Volunteers are needed to help take communion to our

sick and elderly parishioners. If you are not already a

commissioned Eucharistic Minister, you may become

one! Please contact the Parish Office (419�435�6692)

to sign up for this Work of Mercy.�

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UPCOMING SECOND COLLUPCOMING SECOND COLLUPCOMING SECOND COLLUPCOMING SECOND COLLECTIONSECTIONSECTIONSECTIONS Second collection envelope opportunities for the

month of October include: Pro�Life, Caring Hands

Center, and World Mission Sunday.�

Consider donating to these worthy causes. Electronic

givers can return separate checks to the Parish Office

or offertory box.�

SUNDAY OFFERTORY REPORT�

Offertory Summary for 2020�2021 through September 19�

2020�2021 Budget� $� 14,400.00�

September 18�19� $� 14,523.89�

2nd Collections/Holy Days� $� 395.00�

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Budget YTD� $� 172,800.00�

Offerings YTD� $�

163,717.32�

Over/(Under) Total YTD� $�

(9,082.68)�

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Electronic offertory options are available. Please contact

Deb Brickner in the Parish Office for more information.�

Have you remembered St. Wendelin in your will?�

CIRCLE OF MERCY DINNCIRCLE OF MERCY DINNCIRCLE OF MERCY DINNCIRCLE OF MERCY DINNERERERER Circle of Mercy is hosting its Annual Harlan’s Chicken

Dinner on Tuesday, October 12th from 4:30�7:00 PM.

Tickets are $10 for adults and $6 for children. Contact

Sharon Krupp (419�619�0475), any Circle member or

the Parish Office to purchase. Tickets will be sold after

Masses this weekend. Tickets NOT sold at the door.

Additionally, 50/50 raffle tickets are being sold for $1/

ea. or $5/6. The dinner is CARRY OUT ONLY. There

will be a walk�through carry out and drive�through carry

out. Funds raised by Circle of Mercy support a variety

of local agencies assisting people in need. Thank you!�

THANK YOU FROM DEACOTHANK YOU FROM DEACOTHANK YOU FROM DEACOTHANK YOU FROM DEACON PAUL!N PAUL!N PAUL!N PAUL! To Fr. Poggemeyer, Anthony Galina and the parish staff,

thank you for coordinating the Liturgy for my first Mass

as a deacon this past weekend.�A special thank you to

our St. Wendelin servers who participated at the

Ordination. Your reverence and respect at Our Lord’s

table was greatly appreciated. To the Happy Cookers for

the wonderful reception and breakfast, thank you.�

For those who were able to attend the Ordination and the many who watched

the live stream this past Saturday, your thoughts and prayers were felt and

uplifting during Ordination.� I’m humbled by the overwhelming support at

Mass this past weekend and the reception that followed.�

May the Lord continue to bless our parish and to lead us to be servants of all.�

Blessings,�

Deacon Paul Feasel�

“Lord Jesus, you shall be my song as I journey.”�


Dear Parishioners,� � � � � � � � � +JMJ�

In Familiaris Consortio, in the section called, Bright Spots and Shadows for the Family Today �

Pope Saint John Paul II wrote:�

Christian spouses and parents can and should offer their unique and irreplaceable

contribution to the elaboration of an authentic evangelical discernment in the various

situations and cultures in which men and women live their marriage and their family life (FC

5).�

In this section of his document, the Pope points out the many good aspects and bad aspects of society today

that respectively build up and tear down family life and love. The good aspects are such things as lively

awareness of each person’s freedom, increasing attention to the� dignity of women, and concern for

education.�The bad aspects are such things as widespread misunderstanding of what freedom means,

mistaken ideas about the independence of spouses from each other, disordering of authority between parents

and their children, growing occurrence of divorce and abortion, and ready acceptance of artificial contraception.�

Perhaps the Pope’s most important insight from the previous paragraph is his mention of the widespread

misunderstanding of “freedom.” In popular understanding today, “freedom” means a person can do whatever he

or she desires at a given moment: a person does not have to consider whether a given action would hurt others

or whether it might be contrary to human nature, contrary to what is truly upbuilding physically, psychologically,

or spiritually. For example, some segments of society would promote pornography, saying that a person ought

to be “free” to choose what he or she wants to read for personal entertainment. The Catholic understanding

here is that pornography is actually harmful to a person psychologically and spiritually: it is contrary to God’s

purpose and design for the human mind and sexual faculties, and therefore it is also harmful. The ultimate

freedom is to be able to live one’s humanity to the fullest; and this is the same thing as living one’s humanity

most perfectly according to God’s intention, his creation. Anything a person does contrary to God’s plan for

humanity actually robs a person of freedom. A person becomes more of a slave, less free. There is no such

thing as a person who could be more free living contrary to God’s plan.�So the popular concept of freedom and

the true Catholic understanding of freedom sometimes directly� are opposed to each other. And this popular

understanding of “freedom” is often at the root of much of the way society at large approaches family life today.�

So the Pope’s quote at the beginning of this article explains that parents and spouses must be discerning as

they raise their families. Parents and spouses allow their faith to help them take a discerning look at all the

aspects of their family life in order to choose activities and lifestyles that make the family and individuals in a

family truly “free”. Couples and spouses who would simply let the media and secular organizations of society

determine their family values and lifestyle may be headed for trouble. Remember that our Lord said, “You will

know the truth, and the truth will set you free” (John 8:32). Further, he said, “I am ... the truth...”(John 14:6). Let

your knowledge of� Jesus Christ, his Holy Spirit within you, help you to guide your family’s life according to the

Father’s plan. The Holy Spirit can use the Bible and Church teaching to build your knowledge.��

Notice that the Pope calls the role of parents and spouses in this whole discernment “unique and

irreplaceable.”�The Pope puts great confidence in parents and spouses. Your pastors help with such gifts as

the sacraments and prayer and teaching. But you parents and spouses have a role that pastors can never

replace. You have an insight about what it takes to live Catholic family life today that is unique. And your loving,

faith�filled, discerning presence in your home is really where the rubber hits the road. An article in the bulletin

written by a priest is simply words �� words pointing to the Truth. Living the Truth is what counts!� Your living out

of the Truth, living your family life close to Jesus Christ, brings your family and those around you to true

“freedom”. And in the meantime you can teach by your example a priest concretely how a Catholic family lives

the Truth today, how you have lived for Jesus uniquely in your home. Let us work together to add what we can

to the building up of family life.�

[This is the second letter in my Familiaris Consortio series to couples in marriage preparation.]�

In cordibus Iesu, Mariae et Josephus,�

Father Poggemeyer�

FROM FATHER POGGEMEYFROM FATHER POGGEMEYFROM FATHER POGGEMEYFROM FATHER POGGEMEYERERERER


CATECHISM CORNERCATECHISM CORNERCATECHISM CORNERCATECHISM CORNER "What the soul is to the human body,

the Holy Spirit is to the Body of Christ,

which is the Church." "To this Spirit of

Christ, as an invisible principle, is to

be ascribed the fact that all the parts

of the body are joined one with the

other and with their exalted head; for

the whole Spirit of Christ is in the

head, the whole Spirit is in the body,

and the whole Spirit is in each of the

members." The Holy Spirit makes the

Church "the temple of the living God":��

Indeed, it is to the Church herself that

the "Gift of God" has been

entrusted.... In it is in her that

communion with Christ has been

deposited, that is to say: the Holy

Spirit, the pledge of incorruptibility, the

strengthening of our faith and the

ladder of our ascent to God.... For

where the Church is, there also is

God's Spirit; where God's Spirit is,

there is the Church and every grace.

(CCC 797)�

GOOD NEWSGOOD NEWSGOOD NEWSGOOD NEWS Cade Tobias Hoening, son

of Terrence and Kelly

Hoening, was baptized on

September 19th by Fr. Doug

Garand. Through the waters

of baptism, Cade became a

beloved Son of the Father and

a Temple of the Holy Spirit!

Please pray for Cade, his

parents, and his family as they

strive to keep the light of

Christ burning brightly within

his heart!�

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Parish families gathered after

11:00 AM Mass on September

19th for a family picnic! It was

such a beautiful day for a picnic!

There was great food,

fellowship, and fun for the kids.

Thank you to all who brought a

dish to share! �

RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONRELIGIOUS EDUCATIONRELIGIOUS EDUCATIONRELIGIOUS EDUCATION


More on Mass Ministries�

Where Might You Be Called to Serve?�

�

Ushers and Greeters: Four years ago,

you may remember hearing about the

beatification of Fr. Solanus Casey. A

simplex priest in the religious order of

the Order of Friars Minor Capuchin, Fr.

Casey resided in Detroit at Saint

Bonaventure Monastery for over twenty

years. (Simplex priests were not able to

hear confessions nor were they able to

preach doctrinal sermons.) During his time at Saint Bonaventure, he served as the porter�the doorkeeper or receptionist.

The office of porter used to be the first of seven orders or steps toward priesthood. A porter’s jobs were to lock and unlock the

church, ring the bell tower to call the faithful to worship, and open the doors for their brothers and sisters as they entered. In

monastic life, the porter would greet visitors to the monastery and relay messages. Above all, the porter served as the face of

the church or monastery and he was to treat each person he encountered as if he was meeting Jesus. The list of canonized or

beatified porters continues to grow. It is from the order of porter that we get our ministry of ushers and greeters. Have you

ever considered being a greeter or an usher? If you are extroverted and love talking to people, consider this vitally important

ministry of our parish. Ushers and greeters are generally the first people, visitors and parishioners alike, encounter. That first

impression for a visitor could mean a new member of our parish family! Greeters and ushers arrive approximately 25�30

minutes prior to Mass. If you want to learn more, we are having an Usher and Greeter Enrichment Day on Sunday, October

17 between the 8 & 11 AM Masses. And who knows?�Maybe you will be the next canonized “porter” in the Church!�

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Parish Choir: Our Parish Choir is always looking to add to our ranks, especially men’s voices! Open to all in the parish

of high school age or older, the choir sings at the 8:00 AM Mass on the first, third, and fourth Sundays of the month and at the

11:00 AM Mass on the second Sunday of the month. The choir also sings for most holydays and other special liturgies

throughout the liturgical year. Repertoire ranges from Gregorian chant to contemporary choral pieces. Practices are mostly on

Wednesday evenings from 6:30�8:00 PM in the choir room. As I noted last week with bells, the ability to read music is not

required to join. You will never be forced to sing a solo. Please consider giving choir a try!�

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Instrumentalists: If you play a wind instrument such as flute, clarinet, trumpet, etc., or a string instrument like violin,

viola, or cello, it would be wonderful to add some instrumentation with the choir every week (or even an instrument when there

is only a cantor). This is a great opportunity for students to get some extra playing time on their instrument! �

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Contemporary Ensemble: The contemporary ensemble ministers at the 11:00 AM Mass on the first and third Sunday

of each month plus some holydays and other special liturgies. Repertoire ranges from chant to contemporary Christian music.

Currently, we have four vocalists, a guitarist, a pianist, and a clarinetist. We can always add more voices or other

instrumentation. Practices are on the first Thursday of each month from 5:30�6:15 PM in the choir room. As noted above,

reading music is not a necessity and you will never be forced to sing a solo. If this group sounds right for you, please consider

giving it a try. Our next practice is on October 7 at 5:30 PM.�

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Being involved in the Music Ministry is extremely rewarding and it is a wonderful way to give your talent back to our Lord. I

hope to see some new faces in our practices soon. As always, please feel free to contact me with any questions regarding the

Music Ministry or any other Liturgical Ministry. May God bless you!

MUSIC & LITURGYMUSIC & LITURGYMUSIC & LITURGYMUSIC & LITURGY

ANTIPHONS FOR THIS WEEKANTIPHONS FOR THIS WEEKANTIPHONS FOR THIS WEEKANTIPHONS FOR THIS WEEK

Entrance: Daniel 3:31, 29, 30, 43, 42�

All that you have done for us, O Lord,�

you have done with true judgment,�

for we have sinned against you�

and not obeyed your commandments.�

But give glory to your name,�

and deal with us according to the bounty of your mercy.�

Communion: 1 John 3:16�

By this we came to know the love of God:�

that Christ laid down his life for us;�

so we ought to lay down our lives for one another.�

MUSIC & LITURGYMUSIC & LITURGYMUSIC & LITURGYMUSIC & LITURGY The music for the Gloria, Eucharistic Prayer acclamations, and the Diocesan and

Saint Michael Prayers can be found in the back of the hymnal.�

Psalm 19:8, 10, 12�13, 14�

Music: Tony E. Alonso, © 2014, GIA Publications, Inc. All rights reserved.�

Reprinted with permission under OneLicense.net #A�702634.�

CHRISTI HOLMAN MS BECHRISTI HOLMAN MS BECHRISTI HOLMAN MS BECHRISTI HOLMAN MS BENEFITNEFITNEFITNEFIT Christi Holman, a longtime parishioner, has been

battling MS since the early 2000s. In November 2020,

she was stricken with a major relapse and has been

hospitalized or in rehab centers ever since. She is

currently at Good Shepherd Home Room 121.

Fundraising has begun because Christi’s insurance has

been exhausted for her much�needed therapy. Anyone

wishing to help get Christi back on her feet may donate

online at gofund.me/f54da007 or directly into Christi’s

MS Benefit account at Old Fort Bank. �

For questions, please contact Debbie Weiker (419�308�

9185).�

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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ST. VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETYSOCIETYSOCIETYSOCIETY St. Vincent has received a generous gift to purchase 20

beds (10 twin and 10 full�size) for families in need. In

order to provide bedding materials such as mattress

covers, sheets, blankets, pillows, etc., a box has been

placed in the gathering space for donations. Monetary

donations will be used to supplement bedding supplies.

Deliveries will be made the week of September 27th. �

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UPCOMING RIGHT TO LIUPCOMING RIGHT TO LIUPCOMING RIGHT TO LIUPCOMING RIGHT TO LIFE EVENTSFE EVENTSFE EVENTSFE EVENTS�� October 3rd: A Life Chain, showing our

presence and commitment to our cause, will be

held at the corner of State Route 635 and 18 at

1:45 PM in Bascom. All are welcome!�

�� October 14th: A Membership Meeting will be

held. Four of these are held each year.�

�� October 16th: A Rosary Rally for family,

marriage between a man and a woman, and the

sanctity of life will be held at 12:00 PM.�

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decades of viewer phone calls answered by Mother

Angelica.�Mother dishes out teaching, advice, laughter,

and plenty of prayers as she takes calls from her

“Family.”��No subject is off limits and no problem too big

for the wisdom�and compassion of the one and only,

Mother Angelica!��It airs�on�Sundays at 2 PM and 8 PM

on Catholic Radio,�FM 103.3,�St. John�Paul the Great

Radio�the Catholic voice of Seneca County.�

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133 West Tiffin St., Fostoria • 419-435-8200 242 West Tiffin St., Fostoria • 419-435-8200 407 North Countyline St., Fostoria • 419-435-6694

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HOENING FAMILYFUNERAL HOMES

PremierMike Doogs

President

913 Country Club Drive, Fostoria

[email protected], Cooling and Refrigeration

“FREE”Breakfast Sandwich or Large Sandwich

with purchase of the same. Offer Valid at these participating McDonalds®: Bowling Green, North Baltimore, Fostoria & Findlay. Limit one coupon per

customer per visit. Sandwich must be of equal or lesser value.

Serving the Area for Over 70 Years

COLLISION & PAINTING SPECIALISTS

1247 N. Countyline St. • 419.435.6297

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HolmanDRILLING

COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL • FARMDwight & Christi Holman

2439 County Rd. 10Risingsun, OH 43457

Visit us online at facebook.com/holmandrilling

CALL THE PROFESSIONALS! — 1.800.626.0182 —

Tri-C

ounty

Dental Center LLC

General Dentistry

Thomas C. Guernsey, DDSSteven P. Geroski, DDS

521 Summit St.Fostoria, OH 44830

419-435-3255

DAVE’S TAX SERVICE145 N. ST. RT. 587

419-937-1015E-File Provider

Dave & Bonnie Valenti, Owners

EYE CENTERS of NORTHWEST OHIO

622 Parkway Dr.419-435-3482 eyecentersofnwo.com

FRUTH & COMPANY, PLLCertified Public Accountants

601 Parkway Dr.419-435-8541

Nick Moes - Owner

419-435-04091-800-750-BEAR

1628 N. Countyline Rd.

435-8040

McCarty Chiropractic

Center419.436.1645

MUSIC LESSONS for all agesand stages

125 S. Main St., Fostoria419.618.8839 • ascendmusicacademy.com

scend musica c a d e m y

John W. Irwin Jenna K. Irwin

www.EdwardJones.com 419-435-0463 113 E. Center St. • Fostoria

ST. WENDELINNEW PATIENT SPECIAL

Your Comprehensive New Patient Exam, Cleaning and X-rays

ALWAYS WELCOMING NEW PATIENTS

$$50 OFF50 OFF335 North Main Street • Fostoria

(419) 435-6700 • fostoriadentist.com

PARISHIONER PARISHIONER

Todd & Amy Burns419.436.0562270 S. U.S. Rt. 23petroleum

BurnsBurnsBurnsBurns PORTABLE PORTABLE TOILETSTOILETSPORTABLE PORTABLE TOILETSTOILETS

419-435-3977419-423-9530800-560-3977

• Sewer & Septic Tank Service• High Pressure Sewer Jetting• Electronic Line Location• Video Sewer Inspection

Parishioners receive discounts on home and auto insurance!Paula Reinhart • Desi Smith • Kyle Smith

Erin Trout • Brittney Tiell FOSTORIA - 419-937-0730 NEW RIEGEL - 419-595-2652

EXTRA CLOSET STORAGEEXTRA CLOSET STORAGE• 5x10 through 10x30 • Auto & RV Parking• Climate Control Available

1196 Stearns Rd, Fostoria419-435-1441

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