St. Joseph Church
Mass Times:
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Saturday:
5:30 PM, St. Elizabeth Seton, Glidden
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8:00 AM, St. Joseph, Dedham
10:00 AM, Annunciation, Coon Rapids
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Check the links below for weekly bulletins and additional information.
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St. Joseph Parish of Dedham has a total of 334 parishioners from 139 families. Rev. Andrew W. Hoffmann is the current pastor, and shares his time as pastor with Annunciation Parish of Coon Rapids and St. Elizabeth Seton of Glidden. Deacon Louis Meiners and Deacon Gary Schon assist Fr. Pick in his duties. Sue Seidl and Joe Ankenbauer serve as parish directors and Heather Badding, Linda Sporrer, and Amy Wiskus are parish bookkeepers.
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Nine little ones were welcomed to our parish family through the Sacrament of Baptism: Marin Rath, Kolbi Peter, Roscoe Kavalier, Cayden Klocke, Mya Riesberg, Noah Sporrer, Caden Mertes, Brylie Behrens, and Cooper Smith.
Nine children received their First Holy Communion at St. Joseph's Church: Zachary Badding, Carter Danner, Cory Danner, Emily Kitt, Emily Meiners, Kara Peter, Nicole Seidl, Syrus Stice, and Alexis Ziegmann.
Ross Baxter and Nichole Nagl were united in the Sacrament of Matrimony, and we bid farewell to Shirley Willenborg as she entered eternal life with our Father.
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Finance Council:
Sue Seidl, Director
Joe Ankenbauer, Director
Pete Juergens, 2007
Denise Schultes, 2007
Tony Seidl, 2007
Heather Badding, 2008
Joyce Danner, 2008
Gary Wiskus, 2008
Mike Heinrichs, 2010
Donna Ankenbauer, 2010
John Peter, 2010
| Kuemper Parents' Club:
Dave & Amy Grossman
Kuemper Booster Club:
Bill & Melissa Schultes
Ladies Guild:
Shari Kitt, President
Connie Ankenbauer, Vice President
Amy Wiskus, Secretary
Jackie Mertes, Treasurer
| Committees:
Liturgy: Edith Hoffman, Bonnie Sporrer, Deacon Louis Meiners
Welcoming: Kate Miller & Carol Meiners
Funeral: Kathy Irlbeck & Alice Behrens
Sunshine: Susie Sporrer & Roz Schultes
Baptismal Gowns: Birdie Meiners
Fish Fries: Ed & Kathy Klocke, Randy Irlbeck, Guild
Cemetery: Russ Axman, Gene Derner, Deacon Louis Meiners, Tom Seidl, Bob Sporrer, Wayne Klocke
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"Living A Faith, Building A Future"
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Did you know that by simply purchasing your weekly groceries a financial contribution may be made to your church or school? Or that putting gas in your vehicle or new shoes on your feet may benefit your church or school, too? How? Purchase SCRIP and everyone benefits.
What is SCRIP and how does it work? SCRIP is "substitute money" that works like cash to purchase your everyday items such as food, clothing, gas, and entertainment. Purchase SCRIP for a participating business and that businesss will donate a percentage of your total purchase back to your school and a child's tuition or your church.
For more information:
contact Kuemper Catholic Schools at 712-792-3596
or go to http://www.kuemper.org/activities.cfm?subpage=427042.
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