all saints st. james holy trinity st. joseph st. mary

THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT DECEMBER 13, 2020

WELCOME VISITORS

Welcome to our celebration of Mass today.

We sincerely hope that you feel

at home in our Circle Churches

and that you are among friends.

Please let us know

if we can serve you in any way.

DIRECTORY

ALL SAINTS, HOLY TRINITY, ST. MARY Temporary Pastoral Leader

Sister Helen Plum, SSND

Priest Celebrant

Reverend Paul Demuth

Deacon Dave Scheuer

ST. JAMES, ST. JOSEPH

Administrator

Reverend Santiago Turiano Jr.

(920)604-4090 [email protected]

Deacon Dan Gray

(920)246-4155 [email protected]

WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE

All Saints

4:00 pm Saturday

10:30 am 2nd thru 5th Sundays

St. James

7:30 pm Saturday

8:00 am Sunday

St. Mary, Stark

8:30 am 1st Sunday

St. Mary, Glenmore

8:30 am 2nd thru 5th Sundays

St. Joseph

4:00 pm Saturday

10:00 am Sunday

Holy Trinity

10:30 am 1tst Sunday

www.circle-of-faith.org

ALL SAINTS

HOLY TRINITY

ST. MARY

www.denmarkareacatholic.com

ST. JAMES

ST. JOSEPH

John answered them, “I baptize with

water, but there is one among you

whom you do not recognize, the one

who is coming after me, whose sandal

strap I am not worthy to untie.” John 1:26-27

FROM THE DESK OF FATHER SANTY

Gaudete Sunday

The third Sunday of Advent is called

Gaudete Sunday. Gaudete is the Latin

word for Rejoice. It is a rejoicing Sunday.

We rejoice because the coming of the

Lord is near. The biblical readings remind us of the

reasons to rejoice.

First, Isaiah in the first reading, rejoiced in the Lord be-

cause he was liberated by God from the slavery of sin. He

proclaimed to the people “I rejoice heartily in the Lord, in

my God is the joy of my soul; for he has clothed me with a

robe of salvation and wrapped me in a mantle of justice…”

The coming of Jesus will bring us freedom from the slavery

of sin and evil.

Second, the responsorial psalm is Mary’s song of rejoicing.

“My soul rejoices in my God.” Mary rejoiced because of the

wondrous deeds of God to his people. Mary witnessed the

goodness of God in setting her free from the influence of

the world. The coming of Jesus will give us the opportunity

to recognize the goodness of God and experience freedom

from the dictates of the world that separate us from God.

Third, John the Baptist testified to the people about the

coming of Jesus. “He came for testimony, to testify to the

light, so that all might believe through him. He was not the

light, but he came to testify to the light.” There is a feeling

of rejoicing in having the freedom to give testimony to God’s

presence. Likewise, St. John the Baptist invited the people

to freedom by calling them to recognize their sins, to repent

and be baptized so that they too might experience true joy

in their lives.

Lastly, St. Paul was telling the people of Thessalonica to

rejoice always. How? “By praying without ceasing and giving

thanks to God, for this is the will of God for you in Christ

Jesus.” Indeed, there is rejoicing in the freedom to pray un-

ceasingly and being grateful to God at all circumstances.

Thus, Rejoice! The Lord is near. He will surely come and

bless us with freedom. Freedom from sin and evil. Freedom

from the influence of the world. Freedom to give witness to

God’s presence. Freedom to pray unceasingly and give

thanks to God. Freedom leads us to inner joy.

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The obligation to attend Sunday Mass has been lifted

LIVE STREAMED MASSES ON FACEBOOK

4pm Saturday Mass at All Saints: Send a friend request to Deacon Dave Scheuer

8am Sunday Mass at St. James St. James Parish Cooperstown

Saturday, December 12 1:00 pm All Saints Wedding for Erik Johnson and Sarah Wanek 1:00 pm St. James Wedding for Brittani Elliot and Eric McCabe 4:00 pm All Saints Helen Mleziva

4:00 pm St. Joseph Joan Donaldson 7:30 pm St. James Bob & Alice Schlies, Dennis Schlies and Dick Schlies

Sunday, December 13 8:00 am St. James Art and Lou Nooyen 8:30 am St. Mary-G Larry Pennings and Ray & Arleen Guns and Family 10:00am St. Joseph Don and Jerry Weber 10:30am All Saints Sue Kropp

Monday, December 14 No Liturgies

Tuesday, December 15 8:00 am St. James Maurice Dewane 6:30 pm Holy Trinity Communion Service

Wednesday, December 16 7:30 am All Saints Communion Service 8:15 am St. Joseph Leo and Marjorie Fogeltanz

Thursday, December 17 No Liturgies

Friday, December 18 7:30 am All Saints Morning Prayers 8:15 am All Saints Robert and Lorraine Bomski

Saturday, December 19 4:00 pm All Saints Bob Bielinski and Sylvia Graczyk

4:00 pm St. Joseph Dan and Dixie Oswald 7:30 pm St. James Wilbert Brey

Sunday, December 20 8:00 am St. James Peg Dewane Holloway 8:30 am St. Mary-G Carole Salm 10:00am St. Joseph Don Kvitek, Joseph Victor and Shelby Evelyn Leist 10:30am All Saints Paul Bonlander Featured Advertiser

READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 20

Samuel 7:1-5, 8b12, 14a, 16

Romans 16:25-27

Luke 1:26-38

DECEMBER 12 AND 13

SHARE IN THE CARE

Second Collection for Two Causes:

National Retirement Fund for Religious

Retirement Fund for Senior Diocesan Priests

CARES ACT BENEFITS CHARITABLE GIVING Here is some great news about how your

donation to your parish can benefit the par-

ish. Under Congress’ recent CARES Act you

may be allowed to take an itemized charita-

ble deduction for up to 100% of your adjust-

ed gross income for gifts to qualified chari-

ties. Consult your tax advisor about how to

make the most of your gift to the Parish or

other non-profit organizations. Thank you for

all your support.

WAYS TO REMEMBERR LOVED ONES

Hang a Christmas stocking containing lots

of memories of your loved one.

Light a candle in your loved one’s memory.

Donate to a charity, or donate your time to

help those less fortunate than you.

Hang a special ornament on your Christ-

mas tree in their memory.

Cook your loved one’s favorite meal and

think of them while you are eating it.

Share your memories with friends and

family, and get them to share theirs too.

You may learn things that you didn’t know

about your loved one.

Write a story or a poem as a tribute to

your loved one.

SPECIAL COLLECTION FOR TYPHOON RELIEF The Archdiocese of Caceres, Naga City, Philippines, was greatly affected and

devastated by three consecutive strong typhoons that happened in October and

November this year.

Typhoon Quinta (International Name Molave) October 24, 2020

Typhoon Rolly (International Name Goni) October 31, 2020

Typhoon Ullyses (International Name Vamco) November 10, 2020

Due to strong winds and

heavy rains brought by these

typhoons, low land areas

were flooded, landslides

occurred, agricultural prod-

ucts were destroyed, and

many houses were damaged

while others were totally de-

stroyed. In fact, hundreds of

families lost their houses

and livelihood. People were

truly devastated.

The Archdiocese of

Caceres is doing its best to help the people. Parish churches and halls are being

used as temporary shelters or evacuation centers. Parishes are starting different

initiatives to help people with their basic needs of food and shelter.

It will take time before people can fully recover from this devastation. The

Archdiocese will continue to help people. In order to sustain their efforts, Arch-

bishop Rolly Tirona humbly appealed to the Diocese of Green Bay for support.

Bishop David Ricken assured him of our prayers and financial aid through the

Catholic Foundation of the Diocese of Green Bay. It is for this reason that he is

asking all the parishes in the Diocese of Green Bay to have a special collection.

The second collection for St. James, Holy Trinity All Saints, and St. Mary’s will

be December 19 and 20. At St. Joseph, it will be taken on December 26 and 27.

Your support in this humble appeal is very much appreciated. God bless us all.

*** This is Father Santy’s home diocese

C I R C L E S O F F A I T H N E W S 3

No financial information was

available at bulletin deadline

Dec. 24 Thursday 2:00 pm St. James

4:00 pm St. Joseph

4:00 pm All Saints

8:00 pm St. James

Dec. 25 Friday 8:00 am St. James

8:30 am St. Mary-Glenmore

9:30 am Holy Trinity

10:00 am St. Joseph

10:30 am All Saints

Masses at All Saints and St. Mary will be live streamed on Facebook:

send a friend request to Deacon Dave Scheuer

The Masses at St. James will be live streamed on Facebook at St.

James Parish Cooperstown

Share in the Care

M ISSALETTES AT MASS Missalettes are available in both entrances of

the church for those who would like to use

them at Mass. If you choose to use one,

please take it home and bring it back with you

each time you attend Mass. Do not leave mis-

salettes in the pews. Thank you for assisting

us in keeping our church safe and clean for

all! The missalettes are also available for use

in your home for live streamed or TV Masses.

Please call the Parish Office to receive a copy.

CHURCH

RESTORATION Phase One of the

church restoration is

complete. To date,

$113,800 has been

donated. We continue

to accept donations of any size to help com-

plete the project. Simply mail your donation to

All Saints Parish at 145 St. Claude St., Den-

mark, WI 54208 or place it in a clearly

marked envelope in the collection basket at

Mass. Thank you!

2021 CALENDARS Calendars for the new year are available in both church entrances. Thank you

to Cotter Funeral Home for their donation and support of our parish!

CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR THE HOMEBOUND Join All Saints Christian Mothers/Altar Society in sending

Christmas cheer to our homebound parishioners. Sign

cards or make some and put them in their own envelopes

and then drop them off at the church entrances or Parish

Office by December 20th. Sign each card with All Saints Par-

ish and then your name. The cards will be addressed and

mailed by the Christian Mothers. This would be a great Advent family project!

We hope to collect enough cards so each of our homebound parishioners re-

ceive several Christmas greetings from our parish family!

CHRISTMAS FLOWERS We are accepting donations for Christmas flowers through Dec.

15. If you would like to make a donation in memory of a loved

one or for a special intention, please place it in a clearly marked

envelope in the collection basket at Mass or mail it to the Parish

Office. Thank you for helping us decorate our church for Christmas!

DECK THE HALLS Help us decorate our church for Christmas after the 10:30am Mass on Dec.

20 — many hands make light work! For more information, please contact Mary

Vogel at 863-6586.

UPLIFTING THE SOUL All parish households are encouraged to take a copy of the book

titled, I Heard God Laugh by Matthew Kelly located in the side

entrance of church. Nurture your soul this holiday season and

learn to focus on what really matters in life! The books are a gen-

erous and special Christmas gift from the Tony and Barb Loritz

Family – thank you for this gift to our parishioners!

KEEP IN TOUCH If you know of someone who is homebound or ill and needs some attention

from our parish, please call the parish office so we can reach out to them. We

understand COVID 19 is still running high but at least we can reach out by tele-

phone or mail. Let’s stay in touch!

AL L S AI N T S P AR I S H / H O L Y TR I N I T Y P AR I S H

PLEASE REMEMBER

IN YOUR PRAYERS Our parishioners who have passed

away, and the family and friends

who survive them

Arlene Michiels

December 5, 2020 All Saints

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ALL S AINTS SCHOOL

TURKEY ANYONE? Did everyone have their share

of turkey over Thanksgiving?

Just before Thanksgiving break

at our school, our 4K students

showed just how hungry they

were through an art project.

Given the printed body and

feathers of a turkey, students

were asked to create a turkey

with any medium they wanted.

Their visions were turned into

the realities you see in the

photos. What beautiful turkeys!

UNITED IN MARRIAGE

THROUGH THE SACRAMENT OF MATRIMONY

Erik Johnson and Sarah Wanek December 12, 2020 All Saints Parish

S T . J A M E S P A R I S H

2021 CHURCH CALENDARS New church calendars are available for

free at the church entrances this week-

end. Thank you to Cotter Funeral Homes

and Crematory for donating these per-

sonalized calendars for us. You may

help yourself.

CHRISTMAS CHOIR MUSIC ON CDS St. James Choir produced their own

original Christmas music CD last year.

On it are full choir renditions, instru-

mentals and harp selections by Izabella

Sand. They are available for sale during

December in the office at St. James for

a suggested donation of $10.00 that

will be used for charitable causes.

RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES Thank you to the families who have

been participating in the family Advent

Wreath activity. The variety and creativi-

ty is beautiful to see. Please keep them

coming and watch for a display coming

towards the end of Advent.

We will not have any in-person activities

on Wednesday, December 16th

Classes will resume January 6th

A syllabus will be emailed to each family

Christmas Eve Mass

We look forward to seeing our RE fami-

lies at the Children’s Mass, December

24th at 2:00pm. We have something

special planned before that Mass, so

you will want to arrive early.

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PLEASE REMEMBER

IN YOUR PRAYERS

Our parishioners who have passed

away, and the family and friends

who survive them

Betty Wotruba

December 2, 2020

UNITED IN MARRIAGE


Brittani Elliott and Eric McCabe

December 12, 2020

THROUGH THE WATERS OF BAPTISM

PLEASE WELCOME

Henry Kelly Swetlik

Son of John and Renee Swetlik

December 13, 2020

WELCOME BACK Students were welcomed back into the school building for face-to-face

instruction on Monday, December 7th. The week following Thanksgiving

break, students learned virtually to watch for possible Covid-19

exposure after traveling and being in contact with family and friends

for Thanksgiving. Staff certainly missed their students!

ADVENT RECONCILIATION The Sacrament of Reconciliation is

offered at St. James before each of the

weekend Masses. Additionally, Father

Santy will be available for confession on

Thursday, Dec. 24 from 8am—11am.

In the photo below you will notice two

changes we have made in the

Reconciliation Room for protection from

Covid-19. There is a plexiglass divider

separating the penitent from the priest,

and the penitent chair has a clear

plastic cover. Please use the sanitizing

cloths to wipe off the chair after going

to confession.

CHRISTMAS FLOWERS If you would like to make a donation

towards the flowers at Christmas please

send your envelope to the parish office

or place in the collection basket in a

clearly marked envelope with your name

and if it is in memory of a loved one.

M ISSALETTES FOR MASS There are Missalettes available in the

entrance of the church for those who

would like to use them at Mass or at

home during the live streamed mass. If

you choose to use one, please take it

home and bring it back with you each

time you attend Mass. Do not leave

missalettes in the pews. Thank you for

helping us keep our church safe and

clean for all!

FREE TO A NEW HOME We have a baby bed with no mattress to

be given to a new home. If you or

anyone you know may be interested

please call the parish office at 864-7641.

KEEP IN TOUCH If you know of someone who is

homebound or ill and needs some

attention from our parish, please call the

parish office so we can reach out to

them. We understand COVID 19 is still

running high but at least we can reach out by telephone or mail. Let’s stay in

touch!

THROUGH THE WATERS OF BAPTISM

PLEASE WELCOME

Braxton Leslie Schmidt

Son of Matthew Schmidt and

Christine Verbeten

December 12, 2020

Rhyatt Scott Guns

Son of Scott and Andrea Guns

December 13, 2020

Garrison Stanley Guns

Son of Eric and Michelle Guns

December 13, 2020

Baptism: Expectant parents baptizing their

first child should contact their parish office

three months before the birth. New parents

must attend a Baptism class. Classes are

offered once per month.

Confession: Weekly on Saturday from 3:00-

3:45pm at All Saints. Every weekend before

regular Masses at St. James and St. Joseph.

Marriage: Contact the Parish Office at least one

year before your wedding date.

Anointing of the Sick: Communal services are

held annually in fall. If you would like this

sacrament at any other time, please call your

Parish Office.

All Saints Care Ministry: If you care for

a loved one in your home and would

like to have Communion brought to them,

please call Betty Duckett at (920)562-2510.

Knights of Columbus: The contact person for

the Denmark Father Platta Council #4735 is

Kevin Konkol, 863-3097.

Grief Ministry: A Bereavement Group meets

bi- monthly at St. James. Contact person is

Tom Bekkers, (920)660-8066.

Community Cupboard: Local pantry

managed by area churches. Call 863-5256

for more information.

Prayer Chain: Your prayer needs may be

communicated to these groups who will offer

prayers for your intentions. Contacts are:

Arlene Anderson (All Saints)

(920) 863-6291

Jeanette VanDyke (St. Joseph)

(920) 732-3405

Joan Chizek (St. James)

(920) 863-6328

Joanne Kozlovsky (St. Mary)

(920) 863-2866

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WINTER WEATHER CANCELATIONS Masses at St. James will not be can-

celled for severe winter weather. How-

ever, we advise you to be prudent in

choosing to drive when weather condi-

tions are hazardous. When Religious

Education, parish meetings or event

cancelations are necessary, they will be

posted on TV News Channels 2, 5 & 11.

PHOTOGRAPHY – MEDIA IMAGES Please be aware that the livestreamed

Masses at St. James may capture the

image of those who are present. This is

generally not intentional for people in

the assembly.

OFFICE HOURS DURING CHRISTMAS

December 23rd

through the end of the year, we will have limited office hours due to the holidays. Please call ahead before coming to the office, to ensure someone is there to help you. DECORATING FOR CHRISTMAS Extra hands are needed to help trim the

church for Christmas. Volunteers should

stay after the morning Mass on Sunday,

Dec. 20th. Your help is appreciated!

STEWARDSHIP APPRECIATION The beautiful poinsettia near the Ad-vent wreath was donated in memory of Robert Kane. Thank you, Laverne Kane, for this beautiful donation.

Much gratitude to Joan Chizek who made a generous donation in loving memory of her husband, Kenneth Chizek. The funds will be used toward needed worship items. We are very grateful for this, thank you Joan.

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CHRISTMAS FLOWERS It's not too late to make a donation for Christmas flowers in

memory of a loved one. The deadline is Tuesday, December

15th. Please call the parish office at (920)732-3770.

CHRISTMAS FOOD COLLECTION In lieu of the usual Giving Tree collection for Christmas, we

are extending the food collection through December. These

donations will go to the Food Pantry in Maribel, which

supplies our local communities.

If you are financially able, please remember other charitable

groups that are in need this year. (Toys for Tots, Salvation

Army Red Kettle, etc.) With all the struggles this year has

brought, let’s shine brightly in the spirit of Christmas giving!

CONFIRMATION 2021 INFORMATION

Parent/Sponsor/Student Meeting - Wed. Jan. 6 at 6:30-7:30pm in St. Jo-

seph's Parish student hall (please wear masks)

Student’s Confirmation Retreat - Sun. Jan. 17 at 8am Mass until 3:30pm at

St. James Parish, Cooperstown in parish hall

Confirmation classes will start after the retreat - dates/times/location TBD

Confirmation date TBD

UNITED IN MARRIAGE


Jody Moore and Jordan Bennett

December 12, 2020 St, Joseph Parish

HOLIDAY OFFICE HOURS

During Christmas week, the church office

staff will have limited hours between

Mon. December 21 and Mon. January 4.

If you need to stop at the office, please

call ahead to make arrangements.

CLEANING TEAMS

December 19 — Team Rabas

January 2 — Team VanDyke

SANCTUARY L IGHT AND

HOSTS & W INE

Week of December 13

In Memory of the Muench Family

MAINTENANCE COLLECTION December 12 and 13

All Saints Parish & School, Denmark

Parish Phone (920) 863-5256

School Phone (920) 863-2449

Parish Office Hours Mon. thru Thurs. 8am-4:30pm

Friday by appointment

Parish Office Manager Mary Krueger

Email [email protected]

School Principal Jean Vander Heiden


Faith Formation Coordinator: Jessica Phillips


School Office Open Position


St. James Parish, Cooperstown

18228 CTH R, Denmark, WI 54208


Parish Fax (920) 863-5445

Office Hours Mon-Thu 8:00am-1:00pm

Parish Secretary Jessica Lambert


Parish Bookkeeper Debra Lyons


Religious Education Coordinator Traci Hickey


St. Joseph Parish, Kellnersville 522 Tower Avenue

(P.O. Box 27) Kellnersville, WI 54215

Parish Phone (920)732-3770


Office Hours Mon. & Wed.. 10:00am - 2:00pm

Tue. & Thurs. 9:00am—12:00pm

Secretary Kathy Kochan

Bookkeeper Raquel Duescher

Religious Education Lisa VanderKelen

Email: [email protected]

St. Mary Parish, Glenmore/Stark

Glenmore 5840 Big Apple Rd, DePere, WI 54115

Stark 7016 Hwy NN, Denmark, WI 54208



Parish Secretary Vicki Schmidt

Religious Education Facilitator Abe Allen

[email protected]

Holy Trinity Parish, New Denmark

Send mail to 145 St. Claude Street, Denmark, WI 54208

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Robert’s Construction, LLCRobert’s Construction, LLCJamie RobertsJamie Roberts2461 Eileen St. • Green Bay, WI2461 Eileen St. • Green Bay, WI(920) 360-5001(920) 360-5001jrobertsconstruction.comjrobertsconstruction.comjamier1112@[email protected]

Ben Jensen Excavating

Serving Denmark & Surrounding AreasAgriculture • Residential • Commercial • Trucking

E517 Bolt Road, Denmark

[email protected]

920-639-5543

BLINDAUER’SSheet Metal - Roofing

Dean Englebert

1227 S. Broadway 437-1332

Brian Peterson Builders, inc.

kellnersville, wi

Custom Homes & Remodeling

(920) [email protected]

9809 Fisherville Rd., Whitelaw, WI 54247

HEISER’S HOUSE OF HAIR

18124 Hwy. R

Denmark, WI

54208

(920) 863-3411

“Downtown Cooperstown”

Norb’s Auto SalvageNew or Used Auto Parts & Iron

Dan & Paul, Owners920-863-2524

[email protected]

5924 Hwy R • Denmark, WI 54208

$1.00 Off any Burger Basket or 14” Pizza

920.776.1500 E2898 HWY BB, Tisch Mills, WI 54240

103 E. Main Street Denmark

920.863.2161

DenmarkState.com

Mary Sandoval SALES ASSOCIATE

[email protected]

Green Bay Office 839 Lombardi Ave Green Bay, WI 54304 shorewest.com EHO

CARTER’S COLLISION “WHERE QUALITY IS NO ACCIDENT”

ACCIDENT REPAIR / ALL INSURANCE WELCOME ALL MAKES & MODELS

Loaner Vehicles, Quality & Speedy Service

Chris Carter Owner

N2788 County Rd. B, Kewaunee, WI 54216 920-388-2950 Office

[email protected]

all saints st. james holy trinity st. joseph st. mary

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