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A People Called
Parish Office School: 262/968-3175 Hours Website Email
PO Box 95 Hwy. D & 83 Fax. 262/968-5546 Mon-Fri 8:00am to 4:30pm www.stpaulgenesee.net [email protected] Genesee Depot, WI 53127 Religious Ed: 262/968-2276 Tel. 262/968-3865
FOURTH SUNDAY OF EASTER – APRIL 17, 2016
EUCHARISTIC CELEBRATIONS
Weekend Saturday 5:00pm Reconciliation 4-4:30pm Sunday 8:00am 10:00am
Weekdays Mon-Wed 8:00am Fri 8:45am
Celebrating Parish Life
Called to Eternal Life: Catherine Quinn, wife of Joseph Quinn
Ruth Reuteman, mother of Jean Wolak, Mary Feaman, Terry Johnston
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FROM YOUR PASTOR’S PEN
HOW DO I KNOW IF I AM BEING CALLED TO SERVE ON THE PASTORAL COUNCIL?
This weekend, April 16/17, the parish community will be seeking nominations for the Pastoral Council. Here are some questions and information nominees need to consider!
Do you have a deep love for the parish? Are you being called to serve the parish in this way?
As a baptized Catholic, we are all “called” to serve Christ and the Church. Each of us is responsible to listen and respond to that call. So how do you recognize if you are being called to be part of the Pastoral Council?
Sometimes you hear the call very plainly in prayer. At other times, you may hear the call voiced by others. (“I think you would do well on our Pastoral Council.”) Or maybe you can see yourself more active in the parish, and this would be a natural extension of your service to the parish. Perhaps you see the need, and see yourself as capable of being of service at this time. (“If not me, who? If not now, when?”)
The Pastoral Council needs to reflect “diversity”. Single & married adults, the elderly, young adults, school & faith formation parents, minorities, charter & new parish members, etc., all need representation on the council. Whose concerns and needs could you represent?
Prayerfully consider how you would like to respond to God’s call. Do you have any of these characteristics---ability to collaborate, deep love for the parish & its mission, a willing-ness to grow in holiness, the desire to serve, a broad vision, willingness to learn, and a sense of stewardship?
The confidence needed to respond to this call is given as a gift from the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit provides the courage we need, if we only call upon that Spirit.
Trust the Spirit! Fr. Ralph
WELCOME TO ST. PAUL PARISH
Whether you are new to the area or just visiting, we welcome you to our parish! If you’re interested in becoming a member,
call 262-968-3865 or go to our website: www.stpaulgenesee.net.
You are welcome here!
PARISH STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE We are truly grateful for your sacrifice and generosity.
Income 2015 February ............................................................... $ 177,974 2016 February ............................................................... $ 137,195 2016 February Budget ............................................... $ 124,567 Expenses 2015 February ............................................................... $ 111,750 2016 February ............................................................... $ 134,080 2016 February Budget ............................................... $ 124,545 Mortgage Update Current Mortgage as of 3/18/16 ........................... $1,860,888.54
God bless you and your families.
Remember St. Paul Parish in your estate planning, with matching funds, donating stocks or creating an
endowment. Thank you.
QUALITIES FOR PASTORAL COUNCIL MEMBERS
Some of the characteristics helpful to this ministry are listed here. (Realize that no one comes in the door fully able to see themselves as parish leaders.)
1. Ability to collaborate. Members are seekers and lead with patience. 2. Deep love for the parish & its mission. Believers who lead with joy. 3. Willingness to grow in holiness. Model Christian living & lead with
faith. 4. Desire to serve. Servant leaders who lead with humility. 5. Broad vision. Change agents who lead with courage. 6. Continuous learner. Good listeners who lead with respect. 7. Sense of stewardship. Members empower others, lead with wisdom.
So begin praying! Are a leadership person for our Pastoral Council?
Archdiocese of Milwaukee Safeguarding All of God’s Family
Safe Environment Week - Proclamation
WHEREAS, Safe Environment Week is for every parish and school, as well as the entire faith community to focus, at the same time, on the importance of keeping our children and youth safe;
WHEREAS, child abuse and neglect are societal problems whose preven-tion depend on involvement among people throughout the faith com-munity;
WHEREAS, our children are our most valuable resources and will shape the future of not only the Archdiocese of Milwaukee but also the entire Church;
WHEREAS, the theme for this years’ Safe Environment Week will follow the Year of Mercy and we can share with children and youth the merci-ful love of the Father;
WHEREAS, promoting the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy at home, at school and beyond are a way in which we can ensure an envi-ronment in which all are safe;
WHEREAS, we acknowledge that we must work together as a communi-ty to increase awareness about child abuse and neglect and work to promote the social and emotional well-being of children, youth and families in a safe, healthy and nurturing environment;
THEREFORE, I, Archbishop Jerome E. Listecki proclaim the week of April 17 - 23, 2016 as Safe Environment Week in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. I ask that all participate and acknowledge each other with the love and mercy of God the Father.
Most Reverend Jerome E. Listecki
Archbishop of Milwaukee
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month
World Day of Prayer for Vocations.
April 17th
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Other Parish Activities
Wednesday, 7-9pm, St. Paul's Youth Room
Have you ever wondered what's next? What do you do after class, how can you live out your faith, and how do you take that next step? Well, we have an answer.
What's Next this week? April13– Overtime Start with the Gospel reading and end in Prayer. Join Us!
John 10 Youth Ministry A Ministry of St. Bruno & St. Paul Catholic Parishes
"I have come that they might have life, and have it abundantly." (John 10:10)
YOUTH MINISTRY
Steubenville Conference Springfield, MO July 8-10, 2016
Steubenville combines dynamic talks, in-credible worship music, times for prayer, hilarious entertainment, fellowship with
3,000+ youth and energetic Masses. Basically, it’s a weekend guaranteed to ignite your faith, help you reconnect with God, and learn the truth of the Gospel!
Faith Formation Schedule
Sunday, April 24 Kid Zone
Middle School Youth Group MS/HS Program
Sunday, May 1 Kid Zone
Confirmation Practice
Year of Mercy: Parish Ministries that Comfort the Afflicted
PERU: During the month of April we will be collecting canes, non prescription reader glasses and used but usable prescription glasses for our brothers and sisters in Peru. These items will be transported to Peru with the Medical Mission in June or shipped this summer. This collection coincides with April's Mercy focus to comfort the afflicted. Please leave these items in the large suitcase near the fireplace in the Gathering Space. Deb Passino is happy to tell you more about this ministry! (262-506-4782, [email protected]).
HOME COMMUNION: If you know someone who would like to have Communion brought to their home, please let the parish office know. Please contact Sara Drolet if you would like to be part of this ministry bringing the Eucharist to the homebound or hospitalized. (262-982-6020, [email protected])
PRAY the ROSARY WITH RESIDENTS at LindenGrove: We welcome your participation every Wednesday at 9:00 AM. Chris Yehle is happy to answer your questions about this ministry. (414-940-0057, [email protected])
Mt. MERU COFFEE: Your support encourages economic and social Justice - empowering the small coffee farmer and the people of the Meru region with the capacity to improve their standard of living. Your ongoing purchase and consumption of Mt. Meru Tanzanian Coffee is the single most important way in which you can support thousands of small family farmers in Tanzania. Doing Justice Never Tasted So Good! There is a self-serve cart in the Gathering Space. Brenda Neumann or Jeff Krumrich can be contacted for more information: ([email protected] or [email protected])
Cemetery Spring Cleanup
The cemetery cleanup will be on April 16th this year. We will use
April 23rd as a rain date. Please come and join this effort to
beautify our cemetery. Bring a leaf rake or garden rake and with your help, we will put the cemetery in great shape for the summer.
We could also use shovels, leaf blowers and
don’t forget your gloves.
Please meet at the cemetery, 8:00am til noon.
Please call Roger Varner at 414-322-7074 for
more information.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Coffee and donuts will be available.
PARISH BREAKFAST Join us in the cafeteria after Sunday masses on April 24th for a light breakfast of eggs, sausage, rolls, donuts, and coffee, juice or milk. Stop and get to know other parishioners while enjoying your breakfast.
Donations are accepted.
Life’s Connection Thank You
Dear St. Paul Parishioners,
Thank you so much for hosting a baby bottle fundraiser for Life’s Connection this year! All together you have raised $5075 for the struggling families in our community. Your donations help purchase diapers, car seats, and pack n’ plays, as well as fund our life-affirming ultrasound program, and educa-tional courses. You are helping us to build stronger families in our community, and we are so grateful for you support!
At the beginning of the month a mother was able to choose life because she found hope and loving support after coming into our center, she sighed a huge sigh of relief and said, “I’m starting to feel excited now and not as nervous!”
Thank you for being the heart of Christ so that we can be the hands of Christ!
The Staff at Life’s Connection Krys, Shelly, Lori, Rita, Sheila, Jeanne, Jessica
Friendship Lunch Thursday, April 21 at 11:30 AM.
Parish members are invited to the St. Paul School Friendship Lunch.
The menu includes spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic bread, glazed carrot coins, garden salad, chilled peach slices, beverage and homemade desserts. This special lunch will be sponsored by Grades K5 & K3. Please RSVP to the school office by 8:45am on Thursday, April 21st. (262) 968-3175.
Visit the Imprisoned: follow up
Thank you, St. Paul Parishioners, for stopping by after mass last month to sign a card - that mercy action was a blessing. We received a call from a volunteer who delivered our Easter cards to the imprisoned in Waukesha. He indicated they'd never gotten such a nice response and that it meant a lot to the individuals who received the cards!
Information about this Waukesha ministry can be found at http://stvincentwaukeshacounty.org/jail-ministry/
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www.stpaulgenesee.net 262-968-3175
Get connected to our POWER!
3K Registration at St. Paul School We are signing children up for the 2016-17 school year. We provide a half day morning program five days a week or a full day program. What works for you. We are flexible to your family needs. There is a curriculum with exit expecta-tions guided by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
4K Registration If you are interested in 4K for next year and live in either the Kettle Moraine or Mukwonago School District, sign up NOW in your district and choose St. Paul School as your first choice.
Now Enrolling 5K to 8 Please contact us at for a school tour if you are interested in enrolling now or for the 2016-17 school year. We may be exactly what you are looking for in a school.
St. Paul School Committee Position Available Are you interested in Catholic education? Do you have a desire to play a role in the deci-sion making process that guides our school? Our parish school is searching for qualified candidates to serve on the St. Paul School Committee. Any adult parish member in good standing with an inter-est in guiding our parish school is welcome to apply. Please contact Jeff Bajczyk at [email protected] for details.
ST PAUL SCHOOL NEWS
Get your Reservations in now! Tables of 10 $750
Individual reservations $85 each. (see invitation for details)
* Purchase your raffle tickets!
Sponsor our Auction!
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Volunteers needed! Share your time and talent.
Don’t miss this fellowship opportunity!
Bring your cellphone! All Silent Auction bidding will be done on your phone. Personnel shoppers will be available to
help anyone who needs it.
Can’t attend? Register with the Auction Committee to receive a Bid Number then you can bid from home or
wherever you are that night.
Junior Achievement The 8th grade class has been working for the past few months with Mr. Brady on the Junior Achievement program. Students were assigned different job opportunities and given 'paychecks' in order to learn how to budget money, pay taxes, and learn life skills. During this time, they also played the stock market game where they learned how the stock market works in the real world. Based on their 'earnings' throughout the past few months, they were able to bid on prizes during their last class. Thank you to Mr. Brady for all of his hard work on the Junior Achievement Program and teaching our 8th grade students im-portant life skills.
John E. Shanahan , Ph.D., Principal
Accepting School CHOICE Students for 2016-17 St. Paul School has been accepted into the Wisconsin State School Choice Program for 2016-2017. Families may apply through the Department of Pub-lic Instruction School Choice program on line. The link: http://dpi.wi.gov/sms/choice-programs. SIGN UP ENDS April 20.
Only Silent Auction items will appear on the phone auction.
How? Call the Parish office at 262-968-3865
Or email [email protected]
Indicate you want to participate Provide us with your name, phone number, email address,
and a credit card for any purchases. A bid number will be sent to you via text or email.
Join the Bidding!
Any questions, see contacts above or talk to someone at the Auction Table.
CHECK OUT THE GATHERING SPACE VIDEO AND ITEMS DISPLAYED FOR A SAMPLE OF WHAT IT AVAILABLE.
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World Youth Day Pilgrimage to Holy Hill for Young Adults(18-39) July 28-31: Young adult men and women (18-39) are invited to join Fr. Luke Strand on a four-day walking pilgrimage of mercy from Saint Francis de Sales Seminary to Holy Hill. We will be visiting parish-es along the way while encountering the great work happening in the Archdiocese – join us! For more information, please visit us at http://www.thinkpriest.org/Milwaukee-WYD-Pilgrimage-of-Mercy-.htm or call the Vocation Office at 414.747.6437.
De Sales Days Seminary Summer Camps: Play hard and pray hard this summer with Fr. Luke Strand at our De Sales Days Summer Camps for middle school and high school aged young men. All camps/retreats will be held at Saint Francis de Sales Seminary. For more information, please visit us at: http://www.thinkpriest.org/events/ or call the Vocation Office at 414.747.6437.
Middle School Day Camps (all camps 10 a.m. – 3p.m.): Saturday, June 18 ‘Year of Mercy’
Thursday, July 21 ‘World Youth Day’ Tuesday, August 9 ‘Diocesan Priesthood’
High School: Seminary Vocation Camp:
Sunday, June 19; 6pm – Tuesday, June 21; Noon Silent, Priestly Discernment Retreat
Sunday, July 17; 6pm – Tuesday, July 19; Noon
22 Hour Retreat The Redemptorist Retreat Center offers full weekend retreats throughout the year. This spring you can participate in an abbreviated version of those retreats. If you've been thinking about a retreat but can't commit an entire weekend, this is your chance. Women: April 22-23 and Men: May 20-21. For more information or to register call the parish office or visit www.redemptoristretreat.org.
Sunday, May 15th, 10 AM to 1 PM American Heritage Girls Brunch
Weissgerber’s Golden Mast Restaurant, Okauchee, WI
Guest speaker, author Renata Bowers, will be presenting at this family friendly brunch in May. Renata Bowers, created fictional character Frieda B. to encourage children (and adults) to dream big and believe they, too, are free to be their own one-of-a-kind, very important story. “We each have this incredibly valuable story, like a lightbulb, inside us,” Renata says. "All you need to do is dream big and flip the switch. God will guide you through the rest.”
To reserve your family’s spot, please RSVP by Sunday, April 17, 2016. Adults $25, Children 12 and under $15. Please contact Beth Stiemke for any questions at 414-915-5552. Find the link to the flyer and registration form on our website at http://www.johnpaul2center.org/Nazareth-Project/Family-and-Parenting.htm
Mass of Atonement As the Archdiocese of Milwaukee continues its path of reconcilia-tion and resolution, Archbishop Listecki will preside at a Mass of Atonement. The Mass will be held on Tuesday, April 19, 2016 at 7 p.m., at St. Joseph Parish, 12130 W. Center St., Wauwatosa.
Jesus, Divine Master, who said: “The harvest indeed is great, but the laborers are few.” We lovingly accept your invitation: “Pray the heavenly Father to send forth laborers into his harvest.” Inspire a crusade for vocations. More Priests! May they be the salt of the earth, the light of the world, the city placed on the mountaintop for the salvation of mankind redeemed by your blood. More Religious! Both men and women, to promote the glory of God and the peace of men of good will. May the earth be filled with seminaries and religious houses. O Mary, God’s chosen one, mother and guardian of Holy vocations, pray with us, pray for us, and for all those called by God. Amen.
FirstFruits Event
Our final event for this season is a special celebration of the women in our lives May 2-3 at St. Anthony on the Lake in Pewaukee. You are encouraged to bring your mom, daughter, grandma, sister, aunt, “spiritual sister”, anyone you want to celebrate the day with!
Don’t miss these last two Firstfruits events of the season. Register today online or by contacting Jen Zils at 203.293.5939 or email [email protected].
St. Anthony online registration: http://firstfruits.info/registration_StAnthony_20160502.html
Upcoming Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend experiences:
As Pope Francis states living together is an art and can be a beautiful journey. Marriage can be challenging with family, work, finances, kids, busy schedules and all that life offers. Losing focus on what is important in life is easy.
A Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend experience focuses on what’s important in your marriage and provides the tools to live a beautiful journey together.
June 10-12, 2016 @ Olympia Resort, Oconomowoc, WI
July 29-31, 2016 @ Howard Johnson, Madison, WI
SIGN UP NOW at www.alifetimeoflove.org or call 888-574-5653
This year on Earth Day, April 22, we are asked, ”How are you living Laudato Si?” How are you caring for Mother Earth right here in Lake Country?
Relevant Radio will be interviewing Laudato Si Project’s director, Joe Meyer, on Morning Air April 22nd (Earth Day). Joe is a graduate of St. Bruno’s grade school and currently teaches Environmental Science at Marquettte University High School. Tune in to 100.1FM or 1640am.
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St. Paul’s Liturgical Week
Please Join Us in Praying For…..
Catherine Quinn
Ruth Reuteman, mother of Jean Wolak, Mary Feaman, Terry Johnston
Rita Jaffe
In Loving Memory
Eternal rest grant unto them O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon them.
Parish Events this Week
Ushers: 5:00PM Tim Alters, Mary Alters, Margot Schumacher 8:00AM Earl Baumann, Len Feitel, Jim Hotz, Gary Schroeder, Jim Winiecki 10:00AM Andrew Johnson, Dave Landry, Bud Pogantsch
Readings for the Week of April 17, 2016
Monday: Acts 11:1-18/Ps 42:2-3; 43:3-4/Jn 10:1-10 Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26/Ps 87:1-7/Jn 10:22-30
Wednesday: Acts 12:24--13:5a/Ps 67:2-3, 5-6, 8/Jn 12:44-50 Thursday: Acts 13:13-25/Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27/Jn 13:16-20
Friday: Acts 13:26-33/Ps 2:6-11/Jn 14:1-6 Saturday: Acts 13:44-52/Ps 98:1-4/Jn 14:7-14
READINGS FOR SUNDAY, April 24
Acts 14:21-27 Revelation 21:1-5a John 13:31-33a, 34-35
April Altar Care – Judy Reichow Home Communion Minister - Jim & Ruth Heltemes
MASS INTENTIONS APR 18-24
Monday, April 18 6:30PM Finance Mtg St. B/RmJohn 7:00PM Finance Mtg St. P/RmMatthew 6:30-8:30PM Men’s Basketball (**closed after 9:30pm)
Tuesday, April 19 4-5:00PM Gym in use 6:30PM Stewardship/Fam RM 6:00PM 2nd-5th grade FF/School/PLC
Wednesday, April 20 9:30-11:30AM Church Cleaning-Volunteers always welcome 6-7PM Bible Study/Youth Rm 7-8PM Men’s Group/FamRm 7-9PM Youth Group/Youth Rm
Thursday, April 21 9:00AM Bible Study/FamRM 3:00PM Divine Mercy Chaplet/CH 6:30-8:30PM Men’s Basketball (**closed after 9:30pm) 6:30PM Auction Mtg/PO 7:00PM Boy Scout Committee Mtg/RmJohn 7:00PM Boy Scout Troup 135/CAF 7-9:00PM Choir/CH
Saturday, April 23 Auction Dinner 7-9:30AM Men’s Basketball (**closed after 9:30am)
Sunday, April 24 Breakfast Blood Pressure Screening 10AM Kid’s Zone 6:30-8PM MS/HS Faith Form/Complex
Other Upcoming Events
Mon 8:00AM Maureen Bigari by Family
Tues 8:00AM Arlene Lindner by Lemm Family
Wed 8:00AM Karren Sadler by Lucille Contorno
Fri 8:45AM Karren Sadler by Friedl Girls
Sat 5:00PM Lucille Molinaro by Family
Sun 8:00AM William Sember by Rich & Jeanne Guenther
10:00AM
Brian Wade by Sue Boivin
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Greeters: 5:00PM Jim & Karen Grande, Mary Jones
8:00AM Steve & Ruth Palzkill, Marlene Vlosak
10:00AM John Singer & Family
April 19 Saint Francis Seminary, Henni Hall. 7pm. Presentation with reception “The Recognition of Saints” by Monsignor T. Olszyk. Contact Salzmann library for details.
May 13 St. Theresa Parish, Eagle-Final Fish Fry of the Season. Enjoy an all you can eat fish fry from 4:30-7pm. Carry outs available by calling 262-592-3075.
Jun 24-26 Bloom2016-A conference for young women 18-35. Schoenstatt Retreat Ctr., Waukesha. Registration starts in Mar. For more information visit www.sgyusa.com/bloom2016-conference.
Jul 10 Family Day at Holy Hill. The day begins with confessions at 11:30, Mass at 12:30, and a BBQ with games and outdoor activities all afternoon. More info to come.
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR PARISHIONERS AND FRIENDS WHO ARE SICK:
Emily Appenzeller, Jared Bajczyk, Barb Bishop, Owen Fouts, Mary Feaman, Len & Elaine Grassmann,
JoAnn Hanson, Jennifer Heidger, Harold Hinterberg, Robert Mather, Katie Mueller, Steven Seraphine, Clarence Stellpflug, Robert Stephens, Joan Timlin,
James Vickio and Dave Wolf .
Sacramental Information Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults: Prepare for the sacraments of
initiation with a small group to join the Catholic church. Call Mary Kral.
Infant Baptism: Parent sessions are required for registered parishioners
who would like their child baptized. Call Mary Kral to schedule a class time
& make arrangements to pick a date for your child’s baptism.
Confirmation: Youth at least 16 years of age or adults seeking to be
confirmed, call Sarah Daszczuk.
First Eucharist: Parent and child preparation required. Contact
Karen Farrell.
Reconciliation: Saturdays 4:00-4:30 PM or by appointment.
Marriage: Arrangements should be made six months in advance. One
of the parties must be a registered parish member and a practicing
Catholic. Weddings on Saturdays, 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM, or Friday
evenings.
Care of Sick: Sacramental care of the sick, call the Parish Office.
Anointing of the Sick: Call the Parish office with request.
St. Paul Cemetery: Hwy DE & Snowdon Rd. Call Parish Office for
information.
Lectors: 5:00PM Matthew, Keith Trafton
8:00AM John Lammers, Mary Kral
10:00AM Chet Brown, Maureen Konley
Belated Happy Birthday to John Luterbach who celebrated on April 10th.
Blessings to you.
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PARISH PERSONNEL
Shared Pastor/Administrator Fr. Ralph Gross 968-3865, Ext. 201 ............... [email protected] Shared Associate Pastor Fr. Chuck Wrobel 968-3865, Ext. 231 ............... [email protected] Shared Deacons Gordon Snyder 965-5500 .................................. [email protected] John C. Mezydlo 602-885-1642 ........................ [email protected] Parish Cluster Director Rita Borowski 968-3865, Ext. 209 ............... [email protected] School Principal John Shanahan 968-3175, Ext. 210 .............. [email protected] Dir. of Child & Family Ministry Karen Farrell 968-2276, Ext. 214 .............. [email protected] Dir. of Youth Ministry Sarah Daszczuk 968-2276, Ext. 208 .............. [email protected] Dir of Adult Ministry, and Human Concerns Mary Kral 968-2276, Ext. 202 ............... [email protected] Dir. of Liturgy and Music Peggy Kolonko 968-3865, Ext. 205 ............... [email protected] Business Manager Sherri Meyer 968-3865, Ext. 218 ............... [email protected] Pastoral Council Chairperson Chad Ostram ....................................................... [email protected] Finance Council Chairperson Jerry Sutkiewicz ....................................................... [email protected]
2016 MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Blood Pressure Screening: Helen Hogan—Last Sunday of the Month
Donut Sundays: Brenda Neumann ([email protected]) 2016 Dates: May 15
Fish Fry: Peter Lampe 262-392-2920 Dates: see you in 2017
Parish Breakfasts: April 24, 2016
Auction Dinner: April 23, 2016
Like us: St. Paul Genesee and/or St. Paul School Genesee
REGULAR PARISH OFFICE HOURS Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
NOTICE: Bulletin articles are due 9am on Mondays. Please submit to [email protected]