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SUMMER–2019St. Gianna Clinic Board of Directors Robin Goldsmith, MD President Bob Atwell Vice President Scott Stillwell, MD Treasurer Cate Zeuske Secretary Most Reverend Bishop Ricken Episcopal Advisor

Save the Date: Friday Oct. 4 St. Gianna Clinic and Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help Gala

The St. Gianna Clinic and Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help Gala is set for this fall.

Featured Speaker: Patrick Madrid from Relevant Radio

Look for more details to come.

Welcome Dr. Madeleine Guevara and Dr. Stephanie Grosvenor!St. Gianna Clinic continues to grow! We are pleased to announce the addition of Madeleine Guevara, DO and Stephanie Grosvenor, DO.

Dr. Guevara started her practice with us in June and specializes in obstetrics and gynecology and also provides routine women’s care. She received board certification from the American Osteopathic Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and is affiliated with the American Academy of Pro-Life Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

Dr. Grosvenor also specializes in obstetrics and gynecology and provides routine women’s care. In addition, she also provides NaPro Technology services—a women’s health science that monitors and maintains a woman’s reproductive and gynecological health—and received training with Dr. Thomas Hilgers at The St. Paul VI Institute. Dr. Grosvenor will begin seeing patients this September.

Chapel BlessingMost Reverend Bishop David Ricken blessed the St. Gianna Clinic visitation Chapel during a ceremony on May 17. The Clinic is blessed to offer a beautiful and Holy space to our patients, colleagues and visitors for prayer and reflection. Our colleagues meet daily in the Chapel to pray for our patients, their families, the community, our doctors and colleagues, as well as other prayer needs.

The Chapel was designed under the direction of Bishop Ricken. Special items that decorate the Chapel include a tabernacle, donated through Fr. Richard Klingheisen’s assistance; stained glass windows, donated by the Hospital Sisters of St. Francis in Springfield, Ill.; a custom-designed wood altar with a matching bookcase, a framed canonization portrait of our patron Saint, St. Gianna, donated by Dr. Gianna; a picture of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary, donated by Mary Wirth; and a large intricately-carved olive wood Crucifix from Jerusalem, donated to Dr. Robin Goldsmith who has provided it on loan to the clinic.

Our community is welcome to visit the Chapel, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

St. Gianna Clinic Website Offers Expanded FeaturesOur new website allows you to request an appointment, make a donation and features information about our

physicians and the services we offer. Visit us at www.stgiannaclinic.com and let us know what you think!

Appointments AvailableSt. Gianna Clinic offers same-day appointments

for many of our services. Call (920) 884-3590 to schedule an appointment.

Madeleine Guevara, DO Stephanie Grosvenor, DO

Most Reverend Bishop David Ricken

Enthronement of the Two HeartsSt. Gianna Clinic celebrated the Enthronement of the Two Hearts on June 23 in their new Chapel. Those in attendance, along with St. Gianna Clinic and the St. Gianna Molla Guild, consecrated themselves to the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Sacred Heart of Jesus, thereby allowing great graces to pour forth to the St. Gianna Clinic and all who support the clinic. Special thanks to Mrs. Mary Wirth, volunteer coordinator of St. Pius X Parish and Dr. Karen Konz, St. Gianna Molla Guild for planning and organizing the event.

Relic Sweater of St. Gianna Bequeathed to Dr. GoldsmithDr. Gianna Emanuela Molla, the daughter of the modern-day saint, St. Gianna, met with Dr. Goldsmith in Denver, Co. this past May.

During this special visit, Dr. Gianna bequeathed a letter and a second-class relic, one of her mother’s favorite sweaters, to Dr. Goldsmith. These items are available upon special request to be held and viewed, along with the first- and second-class relics currently on display in our clinic waiting area. Personal family photos of St. Gianna, donated by her daughter, are also on display for our patients and their family members to view and enjoy.

Dr. Robin Goldsmith:

• Attended the Sixth Annual In Mary’s Footsteps Women’s Conference in March. More than 400 people attended, many of who stopped by our booth to learn more about our clinic.

• Was a keynote speaker at the Green Bay Diocesan Council of Catholic Women’s Conference in April. (right)

• Spoke at the Catholics at the Capital Conference in Madison this past April. She shared information about St. Gianna Clinic and how it could provide a model for Catholic-based clinics in the U.S.

• Shared the inspiring story of the St. Gianna Clinic with the Legatus Milwaukee Chapter in Menomonee Falls in June.

• Spoke on the topic of pregnancy resource centers and their value at the Biking for Babies northern route missionary kick-off and gathering at the Champion Shrine in July. (below)

Dr. Charles Cassidy spoke about natural alternatives in women’s health care and the role it plays in the work being done at the St. Gianna Clinic. The event was held at The Waters in Oshkosh in June.

Dr. Scott Stillwell took part in the annual Walk to Mary in May. The 21-mile walk starts at the National Shrine of St. Joseph in De Pere and ends at the National Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in Champion. Dr. Stillwell, along with other HSHS colleagues, served on the medical team for the walk.

St. Gianna Clinic Out and AboutPart of our mission is spreading the word about who we are and educating the public, both locally and nationally.

Dr. Goldsmith and Dr. Gianna Emanuela Molla

Fr. Richard Klingheisen leads the consecration

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