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Holy Family Parish

Holy Family Parish Mission Statement:

We are a welcoming community of disciples who proclaim the Word,

prayerfully worship, and compassionately serve.

Holy Family Parish

1100 West Ryan Street Brillion, WI 54110

February 21, 2021

2 Welcome to Holy Family Parish

Monday,

February 22

No Mass Today

8:30 am Liturgy of the

Hours: Morning Prayer

7:00 pm Mary’s Mantle

Consecration Group

Exercise Daily.

Walk with the Lord.

Tuesday,

February 23

6:30 am Mass at Church

Maria Del Carmen Juarez

Martinez

5:30 pm Stations of the

Cross

6:00 pm Finance Council

Meeting

6:30 pm Buildings &

Grounds Meeting

Wednesday,

February 24


Gerald “Wallace” Pfluger

Faith Formation Classes:

Grades 1 – 8: HF School

(6:00 – 7:30 PM)

Grades 9 – 11: HF Church

(6:30 – 8:00 PM)

Thursday,

February 25

8:15 am Mass at School

(Students Only)

Paula Martinez

5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Eucharistic Adoration and

Reconciliation

PARISH EVENTS & NEWS – THIS WEEK

LETTER FROM FR. TOM: As pastor, I like to talk about the

exciting things happening in our parish. One of those

things is our faith formation program. This year, we

decided that we would focus on prayer. If our faith is about

our personal relationship with Jesus, then as Christians, we

should all have a regular prayer life. We realized that many

of our students were struggling with “how to pray?” In 1

st

through 8

th

grade, we have been focusing on memorizing

prayers and developing a habit of prayer. We are working

on 11 memorized prayers, including the “Sign of the

Cross,” the “Our Father,” and the “Hail Mary,” – the basics.

But we are also teaching the “Morning Offering” and the

“Angelus.” I have heard many good things about this from

both students and parents. They are asked to pray these

prayers daily and it has been helping them to remember.

Some are even doing this as family prayer time.

In the high school program, our goal is to help the

students learn how to pray as adults. They have learned

six different ways to do mental prayer. Not only do we

teach them how to pray, but we also give them time during

class to practice each prayer form. Examples of mental

prayer include Lectio Divina, the Rosary, and Adoration of

the Blessed Sacrament.

Another thing they have learned is how to pray with

others. We should all learn to pray with family and friends!

Every Christian should be comfortable doing the Share

Prayer (intercessory prayer) and Liturgy of the Hours.

Praying with others includes attending Mass and

participating in the Sacraments. As pastor, I am so happy

to see families praying together and to hear about

experiences of prayer that the students are having. I would

like to take a moment to thank all of the parents who are

working with their children to make this a success. We

have a great parish! Peace, Fr. Tom Pomeroy

MISSALETTES FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY are

given in memory of Mary Ann Vondrachek. Thank you

John and Mary’s family for your generosity. Missalettes are

available in the narthex for you to take home and bring

back to Mass.

NEWS & EVENTS

IN SYMPATHY – We remember:

� Carol Geiser who died February 10, mother to

Trina (Vaughn) Haberland.

Please keep Carol and her family in your prayers. May she

rest in peace. “Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.”

WE RISE AGAIN– 2021 BISHOP’S APPEAL

Jesus came to Galilee proclaiming the Gospel of God:

“This is the time of fulfillment. The kingdom of

God is at hand. Repent, and believe in the

Gospel.” Mark 1:14-15

Dear Friends,

“Jesus came to Galilee proclaiming the

Gospel of God.” Everywhere Jesus went, He

was proclaiming the Gospel and demonstrating He was

truly the Son of God. He found His disciples in the most

ordinary of men, folks like you and me, whom God used in

an extraordinary way. Even today, God calls each of us to

connect with our neighbors and share His love.

The Reconnect to Inspire program developed by the

Parish Life & Evangelization Mission Team has given

leaders from around the diocese tools to connect with

people through small groups. These groups have helped

share the light that only our God can give. Folks have

been able to walk with one another as Jesus walks with us

through challenges and joy. They were able to deepen

their relationships not only with each other, but with our

Lord. Programs like this provide important connection that

reaches people right here at Holy Family Parish.

Please make your gift to the Bishop’s Appeal today;

together We Rise Again. Your gift allows the Parish Life &

Evangelization Mission Team to bring wonderful programs

proclaiming the Gospel of God right here to our parish.

Use the pledge card you received at home, visit the

Bishop’s Appeal website at www.catholicfoundationgb.org/

give or contact our parish office to make your gift. Thank

you for your gift to the Bishop’s Appeal and for your support

of Holy Family Parish. Our parish goal this year is

$61,476.

February 21, 2021 First Sunday of Lent 3

PARISH EVENTS & NEWS – THIS WEEK

Friday,

February 26


Eugene Schmidt

9:00 am Stations of the

Cross

9:30 am Lenten Scripture

Group

FISH FRY :

Delivery 11:00 – 7:00 pm

Curb-Side 11:00 – 7:30 pm

Saturday,

February 27

6:00 am Men’s Group

11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Reconciliation

3:30 pm Reconciliation

4:00 pm Mass at Church

Patrick Mangin

Sunday,

February 28

Second Sunday of Lent


People of

Holy Family Parish


Jacob Glasow

11:00 am – Noon Men’s

Event

SCRIP NEWS OF THE WEEK:

Planning a Friday Fish Fry? Don’t forget to buy Scrip

first! Several area restaurants participate in our Scrip

program.

Scrip is available at the parish office Monday – Friday,

at Collins State Bank – Brillion, after Mass on Sundays

and online at www.shopwithscrip.com or the

RaiseRight app. Holy Family Enrollment Code is

C22D59FA6541.

Advertiser of

the Week

Please support

our advertisers.

TUESDAY MASS TIME at Holy Family Parish is moving

from 8:30 am to 6:30 am, starting February 23. The main

intent in changing the time is to offer a Mass for those who

would like to attend Mass before the work or school day

starts. Starting your day with Holy Mass is an awesome

way to jump-start your day. Everyone is welcome!

LAWN CUTTING: The Holy Family cemetery committee is

seeking a person to cut the cemetery lawn this year either

as a volunteer or as a paid position. Please call Kevin

Fischer at 920-213-4889 for more information. Thank you.

RAFFLE: Reedsville Knights of Columbus, Elizabeth Ann

Seton Council 5798 would like to thank all who bought

raffle tickets and/or attended our fund raiser this past

Saturday. It was a huge success. Raffle winners: Ariens

28" Snow blower----Will Clark, Cato; 65" TV.....Bennet

Manchesk, Denmark; Fleet Farm gift card....Tim Pahnke,

Cato; Cobblestone gift cards..Judi & Rob Diener,

Manitowoc; Ali Dewitt, St. Nazianz, Andy Nadler, Brillion;

Kwik Trip gift card...Jim Borchardt, Kaukauna.

FAITH FORMATION HAPPENINGS

CONFIRMATION: Students are preparing their letters for

Bishop. In order to receive the sacrament of Confirmation,

a formal request is sent to the Bishop. Each student

outlines in their letter to the Bishop why they want to

receive the sacrament and how they are preparing to

receive the sacrament. Please pray for our Confirmation

students as they continue preparing for the sacrament.

CONFESSION: Faith Formation students Gr. 3 – 11

received the sacrament of Confession within the last

couple of weeks. Here is what Fr. Tom and our visiting

priests had to say about the students: “I love coming to

Holy Family, your students are so spiritual. It’s an honor to

serve them.” "Your students were very polite and they

thanked me for being here!" "The students did a great

job..." "They were very well–prepared."

GENERAL CAMP INFORMATION: Down payment to

reserve your spot is extended to Wednesday, March 17 –

$50.00/student/camp.

CHWC – We’re going to Nashville, TN! June 20 – 26

Camp Tekakwitha – Shawano, WI

Lil’ Tek: Ages 6-11 – June 20-22

Full Week Campers: Ages 6-15 – June 20-25

Leader Quest: Ages 15-17 – July 25-30

Explorers: Ages 16-18 – July 18-23

Totus Tuus – at Holy Family Church

Grade 7-12: July 11-15 – 7:00 pm-9:00 pm

Grade 1-6: July 12-16 – 9:00 am-2:30 pm

Lenten Disciplines of

Fasting & Abstinence:

� Catholics in good health

ages 18 to 59 are required to

fast and to abstain from meat

on Ash Wednesday and

Good Friday.

� Fasting consists of eating

only one meal, with the

possibility of two smaller

snacks that do not add up to

a single full meal.

� Catholics age 14 & older

are to abstain from meat on

Ash Wednesday & all Fridays

in Lent.

HOLY FAMILY

CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Please order from our Fish Fry on

Friday! This is a fundraiser to benefit our school! Price

list is listed on page 4A. Delivery and curb-side pick-up.

To place your order, call 756-2535.

4A Welcome to Holy Family Parish February 21, 2021 4

PARISH OFFICE

Phone: 756–2535 Fax: 756–9802

Email: office@holyfamily–parish.org

Website: www.holyfamilybrillion.org

Fr. Tom Pomeroy, Pastor

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...................... Email: frtom@holyfamily–parish.org

Deacon Greg Van Thiel, Pastoral Minister/Liturgical

Coordinator .. ..Email: greg@holyfamily–parish.org

Julie Rohan, Business Manager/Bookkeeper

........................ Email: julie@holyfamily–parish.org

Koren Zipperer, Facilities/Office Manager

..................... Email: koren@holyfamily–parish.org

FAITH FORMATION

756-2535

Email: faithformation@holyfamily–parish.org

Monika Behnke, Faith Formation Facilitator

.................. Email: monika@holyfamily–parish.org

Briana Jankowski, Faith Formation Facilitator

.................... Email: briana@holyfamily–parish.org

HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL

Pre-K to Grade 8

756-2502

209 N. Custer Street, Brillion

Email: hfcs@holyfamily–parish.org

Website: www.hfcsbrillion.org

Scott Smith, Principal

Nicole Stehula, Secretary

RONCALLI HIGH SCHOOL

920-682-8801 www.roncallijets.net

SACRAMENTS

Eucharist: Saturday 4:00 pm

Sunday 8:00 am and 10:00 am

Baptism: Contact Deacon Greg at the parish office.

Marriage: Contact Father Tom as soon as

engaged and at least six months prior to wedding.

Reconciliation: Thursdays 5:30 – 7:00 pm,

and Saturdays 3:30 pm, or

by appointment.

PLEASE REMEMBER Holy Family Parish and the

Education Endowment Fund in your will.

FIRST SUNDAY OF LENT

THOUGHTS ON TODAY’S READINGS:

The waters of Baptism make us part of the new

covenant in Christ. But the bishops’ pastoral letter on

stewardship reminds us that “there is a fundamental

obligation arising from the Sacrament of

Baptism...that people place their gifts, their resources

– their selves – at God’s service in and through the

Church.”

STEWARDSHIP: SHARING GOD’S GIFTS:

Stewardship involves a willingness to give from the

very core of who we are and what we have; from

substance rather than abundance.

HOLY FAMILY 31ST ANNUAL FISH

FRY will be on Friday, Feb 26. All food

orders will be called in and served to

go. We will either bring it out to you (car side: 11am –

7:30 pm) or deliver (11 am – 7:00 pm) to your home.

Serving perch (4 piece $14; 3 piece $12), shrimp (6

piece $10), pike (2 piece $13), perch/shrimp combo ( 2

perch & 3 shrimp $13), baked haddock ($12), haddock

fish sandwich ($7) and grilled cheese ($5). Each order

comes with coleslaw, rye bread, dessert and choice of

potato (french fries or cold potato salad).

There will be a sign-up poster in the narthex for food

donations and volunteer workers for this very important

school fundraiser. Masks and gloves will be mandatory

for all volunteers.

If you would like to make a monetary donation to the fish

fry, you may do so by dropping off your donation at the

parish office marking it “Fish Fry” or by giving online.

Thank you for your support! Sponsored by Holy Family

Parish & Catholic Financial Life–Chapter 80, Reedsville.

Financial Stewardship

02/14/21 YTD

Parish Support (60 Gifts) $ 5,343 $ 236,934

Online Parish Support (43 Gifts)

$ 2,474 $ 107,966

Total

$ 7,817 $ 344,900

Average Budgeted Need

$ 11,058 $ 364,904

Over/(Under)

$ (3,241) $ (20,004)

Offertory Collection $ 130 $ 11,756

Capital Improvements $ 130 $ 9,660

Take Stock in Youth $ 600 $ 4,186

PLEASE BE COURTEOUS and conscious of where

you sit when you come into church. To make it easier

on the ushers and parishioners, please sit towards the

middle of the pew so we can seat more people

distanced properly. Thank you for helping out as more

people come back to church.

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