St. Boniface – Elgin

St Boniface-Elgin

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  • Mass Times

    Sundays at 10:00 AM
    Wednesdays at 8:15 AM
    Thursdays 8:15 AM
    Fridays at 8:15 AM
    See current bulletin for the most up-to-date mass schedule.

  • Reconciliation

    Wednesdays 5:00 – 5:30 PM

  • Pastors

    Father Frank Baumert, Administrator

  • Contact

    Rev. Frank Baumert, Administrator, fbaumert@cppnebraska.org, 402-677-1565

    Office Staff

    Ann Kurpgeweit, Executive Assistant, amkurpgeweit@archomaha.org

    Stephanie Stuhr, Finance Director, Office Manager, sjstuhr@archomaha.org

    Chantelle Dempster, Evangelization, Religious Ed., Sacrament Director, ckdempster@archomaha.org

    Mary Hecht, Facilities Scheduling Coordinator, Communications, mjhecht@archomaha.org

    Sarah Hemenway, Bookkeeper, smhemenway@archomaha.org

    Dorothy Brandt, Secretary – Neligh office, dbrandt@archomaha.org

    Kari Schindler, Development Director, karischindler@pjcrusaders.org

    Deacon John Starman, Director of Operations, jstarman@cppnebraska.org, 402-843-8393

    Church Address
    301 S. 2nd St.
    Elgin, NE 68636

    Office Address
    108 N 4th St.
    Petersburg, NE 68652

    Mailing Address
    PO Box 608
    Petersburg, NE 68652

    Email
    cpp.parish@carchomaha.org

    Phone
    402.843.2345 (main)

    Rectory Rental – More Info
    For questions or to reserve the St. Boniface Rectory call or text (402) 316-2050

Adoration

Typically begins after the 8:15 AM mass on the Thursday before the First Friday and concludes with benediction before the 8:15 AM mass on Friday.

Note: Occasionally, this devotion is moved to a different week.

Religious Education

Faith Formation (all ages)
Contact Chantelle Dempster 402-843-2345

Prayer Line

Call
JoAnn Beckman 402-843-6287

Altar Society

St. Boniface Altar Society President
Betty Getzfred 402-843-8274

St. Boniface Altar Society
Minutes from October 12, 2026
The St. Boniface Altar Society meeting was held on Monday, August 12, 2026, with 16 members present. The meeting opened with prayer. Money for Penny and a Prayer was collected. President Getzfred announced that $16,000.00, which was raised through this activity, was presented to Archbishop McGovern at the OACCW Annual Convention in September. These monies are used to support vocations.
Minutes from the last meeting were read. Lynelle Morgan made a motion to approve the minutes, and Connie Dvorak seconded the motion. Motion passed.
Sam Stoltz gave the treasurer’s report.

Treasurer’s Report: 8/5/2026 to 10/12/2026
Beginning Ckbk Balance…………. $16,913.66
Receipts ………………………. $7,073.48
Expenses ……………………… $ 7,851.05
Ending Ckbk Balance………$ 16,136.09
Archdiocese CD 6/30/2026…….…$45,128.19
Michele Reicks made a motion to accept the treasurer’s report; Linda Mitchell seconded the motion. Motion passed. Anna Meis reported that rectory donations amount to $9,625.00. The cost for making the Rectory ready for guests was $13,000.00 making the project close to breaking even. At this time, Anna requested an additional $300.00 to make further improvements in the décor at the Rectory. Julie Borer made a motion to grant this request; Jan Starman seconded the motion. The motion passed.

Old Business:
1. President Getzfred thanked the members of Circles 5 and 6 for cleaning the convent. Betty also thanked Michele Reicks for helping Chelsea Preister collect the unused art supplies from the convent to aid in her work with youth ministry.
2. Plans were made to serve 175 meals for the Alan Kluthe funeral; 160 were served. The family of Jim Meis, Sr. planned for 100 and 79 were served. For the Ken Bode funeral, Circle One solicited salads and desserts only. The family planned for 200; 177 were served. Currently, if the Altar Society supplies all the food, the cost per plate is $4.00. If the family provides the meat, buns, etc. the cost per plate is $2.00.
3. President Getzfred helped solicit donations for the Box of Joy service project which collects items to make up gift boxes which are sent to children in developing countries around the world who may have never received a Christmas gift before. Each box is filled with toys, clothing, school supplies, a rosary, and The Story of Jesus.
4. President Getzfred reported on the upcoming Thanksgiving Bazaar. A packet has been distributed to St. Boniface parishioners including information regarding a cash donation, tickets for the Thanksgiving drawing, and quilt raffle tickets. President Getzfred will send specifics regarding solicitation of food donations to the Circle Leaders. The work list is nearly completed. Matt Beckman will take over sausage sales, and Bonnie Hoefer will be in charge of pre-orders for sausage. This will be the final year sausage is purchased from Wausa Lockers.
5. Members in attendance were asked to review the proposed changes to the St. Boniface Altar Society/Christian Mothers bylaws, add their ideas, and bring suggestions to the next meeting.

New Business:
1. It was reported that the Altar Society has contributed $4500.00 to help cover insurance costs for St. Boniface Parish. Also, the Sprinkler System goal of collecting $40,000.00 has been met.
2. Chantelle Dempster, Evangelization, Religious Ed, and Sacrament Director for the Catholic Parishes in Partnership, requested the Altar Society pay for Bibles for the Confirmation candidates. There are 12 candidates this year and the next class should number 22. Bibles are $9.00 each. Lynell Morgan made a motion to purchase 34 Bibles, and Linda Mitchell seconded it. Motion passed.
3. Circle One’s Charity was to provide cookies for the St. Boniface Women’s ACTS Retreat held October 10, 2026, at St. Boniface Church.
4. October is Pastor Appreciation Month. President Getzfred will put a Spiritual Bouquet flyer in the bulletin.
5. President Getzfred received a copy of the Wedding Policies for St. Boniface Catholic from Chantelle Dempster. Copies were made available for Altar Society members.
6. President Getzfred asked members if they would be interested in retreats, prayer groups, and/or Bible study – especially with the Advent season approaching – noting that the Retreat on October 10th was well-attended and well-received.
7. A motion to adjourn the meeting was made by Lynell Morgan and seconded by Anna Meis. Motion carried. The meeting closed with a prayer.

Work List:
Church Cleaning: Cleaning Committee

Funeral: Funeral Committee with Circle 2 providing salads and desserts

Charity: Circle 2

Next meeting: Monday, November 9, 2026 7:00 p.m. St. Boniface Convent Meeting Room

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Availability: On occasion, it may be possible to stay overnight at the St. Boniface Rectory. People staying should generally have some connection to the church (wedding, funeral, possibly family reunion, etc.)

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