st. paul catholic...2019/03/24 · fasting ceases with the celebration of one’s 59th birthday....
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THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT - MARCH 24, 2019
A People Called CHURCH AND SCHOOL ST. PAUL CATHOLIC
ST. PAUL EUCHARISTIC
CELEBRATIONS Tuesday 8:00am Mass
Friday 8:45am Mass
Saturday 5:30pm Mass
Sunday 9:00am Mass
Reconciliation 2nd & 4th Saturday 10:00am
or by Appointment
St. Paul Mission Statement
As a welcoming faith community centered in the Eucharist and guided by the Holy Spirit, our mission is to give glory to our Lord Jesus
Christ through:
Inspirational Worship Faithful Discipleship
Service to Others
Parish Office PO Box 95 Hwy. D & 83 Genesee Depot, WI 53127 Tel. 262/968-3865 Fax. 262/968-5546
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30am to 4:00pm
Religious Ed: 262/968-2276
School: 262/968-3175
Website: www.stpaulgenesee.net
Email: [email protected]
Welcome to the congregation of
St. Paul Catholic Church. We are glad you joined us.
Confessions @ St. Paul 10am, March 23 10am, April 13
Stations of the Cross With St. Paul School
Fridays, 2:30pm
Friday evenings (Alternating parishes see pg 3)
5:30pm LectioDivina 6:00pm Stations of the Cross
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Easter Triduum Holy Thursday 7:00pm, St. Bruno
Good Friday 1:00pm, St. Paul
3:00pm, St. Bruno
Easter Vigil 7:30pm, St. Paul
Easter Sunday 9:00am & 10:30am, St. Paul 8:00am & 9:30am, St. Bruno
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WELCOME TO ST. PAUL PARISH
Weekly
Message
What’s Happening This Week! Mar 24 Rosary after Mass Mar 29 St. Paul Fish Fry, Stations of the Cross Mar 30/31 Easter Food basket collection, Peru Collection
Did you know? Our parish website has a link to Fr. Dan's past homilies. If you wished you would have been taking notes during his homily, you can go back to listen to Fr. Dan's message again after mass. The link is on the right hand side of the front page of the parish website. www.stpaulgenesee.net.
One time giving is available through We Share!
Online Giving at St. Paul Parish Visit our website stpaulgenesee.net and click Give Online link.
Gift Of Stewardship
GOSPEL MEDITATION
ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE
"There once was a person who had a fig tree planted in his orchard, and when he came in search of fruit on it [he] found none." We live in a results-driven society. It can be easy to put pressure on ourselves to succeed. If we're not keeping up with the perceived "good life" of those around us, we feel anxious and disappointed. Some of the Gospel stories about fruitful-ness can seem to play out in this fashion. "For three years now I have come in search of fruit on this fig tree but have found none. So cut it down." The message seems to be clear. Abide in God and bear fruit! Stand apart from God and be barren. But what happens when we're trying, but the growth we wanted doesn't seem to be coming our way? What if it feels like life just isn't bearing fruit?
This Sunday, Jesus gives us a sign of hope. "[The gardener] said to him in reply, 'Sir, leave it for this year also ? it may bear fruit in the future." How quick we can be to judge! Perhaps you started out Lent with high hopes and big ideas for getting closer to God. Maybe things haven't gone exactly like you thought. It can be easy to lose patience with our failures or slow growth. We shouldn't be too quick to assume that God has given up on us. He hasn't.
The same ideas apply to those around us. Perhaps we're the planter of the fig tree. We expect a certain amount of growth from someone in our life, and they just aren't measuring up. Let today's Gospel be a gentle nudge for mercy. As Lent con-tinues to unfold, be patient with yourself and those around you. Wait for God to provide the growth.
©LITURGICAL PUBLICATION
St. Paul's Easter Food Basket Ministry provides a
full Easter dinner to needy families in our community. Last year, thanks to the wonderful generosity of the parishioners of St. Paul, 37 families received baskets. Before and after Mass on the weekends of March 23-24, March 30-31 and April 6-7, volunteers will be in the gathering space to collect food and money for this year's Easter Food Basket minis-try. We are seeking the following:
Boxes of scalloped potatoes (regular or cheesy)
Cans of yams
Cans of pineapple (not crushed)
Cans of green beans (string-bean style preferred)
Cans of mushroom soup
French fried onion rings
Easter candy
Easter egg dye kits Cash donations to buy hams, rolls, butter, eggs and pies. Thank you in advance for your donations in support of this ministry!
ALMSGIVING FOR LENT HELP PROVIDE CLEAN WATER TO PERU
Envelopes provided in the pews during Lent can be used to make a donation which will help to provide clean water to families living in Peru. Checks payable to St. Paul Parish. The missionaries going in June, 2019, will build and distribute these water systems to families in northern Peru. Learn more at http://www. stpaulgenesee.net/sister- parishes
We are also collecting reading or prescription glasses, canes, and clean and empty medicine/vitamin bottles. Drop off your donation in the coat room.
In observance of Good Friday the
Parish Office will be closed on April 19.
Will reopen on Monday, April 22.
A note from the Business Office: Please note, you will be receiving an email from We Share, our online giving platform. The subject line says "are you ready for Lent?" If you have not signed up for online giving, you can click on the link provided in the email which takes you to our link: stpaulgenesee.weshareonline.org. Thank you!
CATHOLIC QUOTES - WORDS TO INSPIRE THE FAITHFUL "God speaks silently, God speaks in your heart; if your heart is
noisy, chattering, you will not hear." -Caryll Houselander
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How will you RISE UP this Lent/Easter? Alpha meets Thursday evenings at St Bruno. Contact Mary Kral for more information or if you’d still like to join us.
Dynamic Men’s Group: Wednesdays, St Paul (6am-7am or 7pm-8pm) OR Thursdays, St Bruno (6am-7am) Check it out at least once!
JOIN a small faith sharing group
Divine Mercy Cenacle Wednesday afternoons
at St Paul
Life in the Spirit at St Paul’s, third Monday of
the month,
Turning Point (videos with Dr. Allen Hunt) at
St Bruno Tuesday evenings.
The Mass – video by Bishop Barron, 6 sessions
at St Paul Tuesday evenings, 6:30-7:30pm,
Jesus: The Story You Thought You Knew, Book
discussion 9am, Mondays at St Bruno*
Contact Mary Kral for info; [email protected]
Walk the Labyrinth on Good Friday
You are invited to walk the labyrinth in St Paul’s gym right before or right after the Good Friday service at St Paul. The labyrinth is a very old way of praying while you walk. Praying the labyrinth is a way to get closer to Jesus. You can think of it as taking a walk with God or with Jesus. While you walk, you might think about what Jesus wants
you to do, how he wants you to live. While you are walking in, you can think of what you need to leave behind. What things in your life keep you from being close to God? When you reach the center, you might just sit or stand and rest for a few minutes. Listen and feel for God's presence within you. What do you want to say to Jesus? Then
you simply follow the path back out. On the way out you might think about what Jesus wants you to do in your life. Is God calling you to help a certain person or be kinder in a special way? This can be a beautiful, silent, reflective time with our Lord, please come and see: Good Friday, April 19, times: 11:45-12:45 and 2-3:30.
Easter Vigil: Join in us celebrating with our RCIA group as they receive sacraments for the first time Saturday, April 20, at St Paul.
Attend Men of Christ Conference see separate article in bulletin.
Quiet time: Redemptorist Retreat Center (www.redemptoristretreat.org). Give yourself (or your spouse or anyone else!) the gift of a
silent weekend away. Retreats are scheduled regularly, see the web-site.
Family or alone time: FORMED.org LOADED with resources!! (parish code 274255). Check it out! Movies, podcasts and books.
Daily Lenten reflections delivered right to your email inbox, here are just a few: Everyday Stewardship by Tracy Welliver from LPi (our bulletin company), Matthew Kelly/Dynamic Catholic, and Bish-op Robert Barron/Word on Fire. (do internet search to find others)
Scripture followed by Stations of the Cross Join us on Friday nights before Stations of the Cross if you want to hear how God speaks to you directly through Scripture. In Christianity, Lectio Divina (Latin for "Divine Reading") is a traditional Benedictine practice of scriptural reading, meditation, and prayer intended to promote communion with God and to increase the knowledge of God's word. Lectio Divina will begin at 5:30pm, followed by Stations of the Cross at 6pm.
Please note the schedule: March 29 St Paul 5:30pm, Stations at 6pm April 5 St Bruno 5:30pm Lectio, Stations 6pm April 12 St Paul 5:30pm, Stations at 6pm
LENTEN FAST AND ABSTINENCE REGULATIONS
The Catholic church asks each member to preserve the penitential character and purpose of Lent. For this reason:
A) Catholics who have celebrated their 14th birthday are bound to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday and each Friday of Lent;
B) Catholics who have celebrated their 18th birthday, in addition to abstaining from meat, should fast on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Hence, on those days they should eat only one full meal. Smaller quantities of food may be taken at two other meals, but no food should be consumed at other times during those two days, but liquids, including milk and fruit juices are allowed. When health or ability to work would be seriously affected, the law does not oblige. The obligation of fasting ceases with the celebration of one’s 59th birthday.
Catholics should not lightly excuse themselves from these pre-
scribed minimal penitential practices.
Pray the ROSARY before daily mass Monday, and Friday, after daily mass Tuesday Reconciliation is offered: First/Third Saturdays, 3pm at St Bruno OR Second/Fourth Saturdays, 10am at St Paul OR by appointment, call the parish office.
Lenten Penance Services Wednesday, March 27, 7pm St. James, Mukwonago Saturday, April 6, 1:00pm St. Jerome, Oconomowoc Tuesday, April 9, 6:30pm St. Teresa/Calcutta, N. Lake
Day of Reconciliation for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee Wednesday, April 10, 8:00am to 8:00pm
St. Anthony on the Lake, Pewaukee St. Dominic, Brookfield
SEASONAL REFLECTION
A Prayer to Be Open to God's Will Good and gracious God,
I know that life can be unpredictable. Sometimes I know what is good and right,
but I don't have the courage to do it. Sometimes I am so busy with my own affairs,
I forget to see the needs of people in front of me. Sometimes I am set in my own ways,
and I resist growing and learning. Help me, Lord, to be open to Your will.
When You prompt me to do the right thing, give me the courage to do it.
When those around me need my help, give me Your heart to love them. When I'm stuck in my own ways,
give me the grace to grow closer to You every day. Give me the trust and confidence of Mary.
Let it be done unto me according to Your word! Amen.
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Next meeting of the Book Club Tues., April 9 at 9 AM-St. Bruno Family Room.
We always welcome new members. April’s book is; The Book of Creation: An Introduction to Celtic
Spirituality by J. Philip Newell
ST. BRUNO Eucharistic Celebrations
Weekends: Saturday at 4:00 p.m. & Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
Weekdays: Monday at 8:00 a.m. & Wednesday at 8:45 a.m.
Reconciliation: 1st & 3rd Saturday, 3:00pm & By appointment
ST BRUNO Events and Invites
Men Who Cook Dinner and Auction
St. Bruno Parish School’s Annual Men Who Cook fundraiser is scheduled for
Saturday, April 6th.
Please join in on the Hawaiian Fun!
For additional information or if you have any questions, please contact Michelle Vandenhouten at [email protected] or 262-968-1741.
Reconnect with God – this day will change your life.
Saturday, March 30, 2019 Miller High Life Theater
(formerly Milwaukee Theater) https://menofchrist.net/conferences/2019-mens-conference/
For more information see above website.
ST. PAUL’s PARISH FISH FRY March 29, April 12
4:30 PM to 7:30 PM
It’s all-you-care-to eat Beer Battered or Baked Fish
~Curly Fries or Baked Potato Cole Slaw ~ Rye Bread
~ Coffee or Milk ~ Dessert ~ Carry outs available
$12 for an adult ticket. $6 for a child ticket
Email [email protected] for large party reservations
Sign up to help after masses!
Human Concerns Need a place to take unwanted items....Then
this is the place!! The FREE CLOTHING SHARE will be held in our Parish Life Center, on FRIDAY April 26; 8:00am to 4:00pm and on SATURDAY April 27; 8:00 am to 12:00 (NOON). Donations may be dropped off on THURSDAY April 25 from 12:00(NOON)-8:00 pm OR anytime during the hours on Friday. Tax receipts are available upon request. Items include but by no means limited to: clothing for women, men & children, baby items, coats, shoes, toys, books, small household items, holiday decorations, purses. (NO large furniture). There is no cost; items do not have to be brought in to take what is needed. This is a great community service where donations are greatly appreciated to share with others! For more information, contact Jerie @ 262-968-3474/[email protected]. HELP IS NEEDED on Saturday, April 27 starting at Noon to pack up remaining items & to put tables/chairs back in order. VEHICLES ARE NEEDED TO TAKE REMAINING ITEMS TO St. Vincent de Paul's in Waukesha.
www.stpaulgenesee.net
262-968-3175
Get connected to our POWER!
Thank you to those of you who have been joining us for Mass, Stations of the Cross, or our Parish Fish Fry. We are in a special season and enjoy the opportunities when we are able to pray togeth-er as a community. On Friday each student and staff member had the opportunity to attend Reconciliation. As we continue through our Lenten promises, it is always nice to take time and reflect on how we are doing. Reconciliation offers us that opportunity.
The readings last Friday stood out to me as I reflected on my own Lenten journey.
If you bring your gift to the altar and there recall that your brother [or sister] has anything against you,
leave your gift… go first and be reconciled with your brothers [and sisters,]
then come and offer your gift. Matthew 5:24
We ended the first full week of Lent conscious of the many diverse communities to which we belong: our families, our schools, our par-ishes, our nation, and our world. We’re also aware of the disagree-ments, hurts, grudges, and fears that can block our efforts to relate and minister effectively with each of these as people of the Gospel. I reflected on where I might need to pause, lay down my tasks, and seek reconciliation for pains I have caused or wrongs I have done. I ask you to do the same. Who might need to hear us say, “I’m sorry?” At all times and in all ways, throughout these Lenten days, we give thanks for the amazing grace of God.
Know that as a school community we are praying for all of you and ask that you continue to pray for us. Please join us if you are able for our weekly Mass and/or our weekly Stations of the Cross.
Upcoming Events March 25: Common Meeting Night for committees starting in
the Church at 6:30pm. Home and School will be presenting our plans for celebrating St. Paul School before the school year ends.
March 29: All School Mass at 8:45am; Stations of the Cross at 2:30pm; Report cards go home
Angela Gunderson, Principal St. Paul School [email protected]
ST PAUL SCHOOL NEWS
Scrip Sales for 2018-19:
Contact the Parish Office if you'd like to purchase any of the remaining Scrip cards we have in stock. Make checks payable to St. Paul Catholic Church.
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Raffle Winners!
Easter Memorials
Represent your family, honor someone
special or remember a loved one who has passed away by
donating money toward the purchase of flowers and
decorations at Easter. Names of those being honored will be
imprinted on cards and placed around the altar.
Return donations to the Parish Office by April 14, 2018 ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————
Name__________________________________________ Phone_________ ______
Donation $15__________ $20__________ $30_________ Other______ _____
Name(s) to be honored or remembered_________________________________
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Special Note: We can’t thank all our donors, sponsors, and attendees enough for their generosity. We are blessed, as a
Parish, to have such loving support.
50/50 Raffle 1st: Mike Radomski 2nd: Dan Schultz
3rd: Marion Hessen 4th: Gary Schroeder 5th: Bob Switalski
Let it Snow Raffle Tammi Wisniewski
Wheelbarrow of Booze Joe Senglaub
Furnace Raffle Joe Senglaub Heads & Tails David Pitterle
How can YOU help heal a fractured world? Sacred Heart Seminary in Hales Corners not only trains seminari-ans, but also lay people interested in deepening their faith. The new Master’s in Theology “Cor Unum” takes 12-14 students through a two-year program with professors dedicated to your learning success. Classes are Monday evenings and one Saturday a month. Now in its second year, students are of all ages and backgrounds. Some want to pursue ministries within the church, some to deepen their faith, and some to help their families and communities in whatever way that might be for them. The pro-gram also includes retreats, masses and spiritual development opportunities.
** All Fall 2019 students will receive at least a 1/3 scholarship! Rolling applications accepted until April 30, 2019. Contact Dr. Michael Brummond (414)858-4661 for more information or go toshsst.edu and click on Cor Unum.
Sooner or later, everyone faces the loss of a loved one. Our
“Bereavement Ministry” Team invites you to join us in monthly
meetings of care, support and understanding for anyone grieving a loss.
Our program called: “A Journey Shared…” meets informally. We will take a journey together along an unknown path, yet, as fellow trav-elers, we will share that journey and learn from one another along the way.
We meet the 2nd Thursday of each month 10 to 11:30 a.m. and/or the 4th Thursday of each month, 4 to 5:30 p.m., in Grellinger Hall, Queen of Apostles Catholic Church, N35 W23360 Capitol Dr., Pewaukee. Find us at: www.queenofapostles.net or call Gayle (414) 429-0212 or Pat (501) 574-8094 for more information.
Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology, in collaboration with the Priests of the
Sacred Heart, is proud to welcome Sr. Norma Pimentel, M.J., as the keynote of our Spring 2019 Dehon Lecture Series. The Executive Director of Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley, Sr. Norma is also known as the “Mother Teresa of North America” and “Pope Francis’ favorite nun.” She will discuss Ministry with the Migrants during her morning lecture on Wednesday, April 10. Panelists will join her in the afternoon, telling personal stories of challenges and ultimate successes as migrants, refugees, and immigrants.
Due to Sr. Norma’s timely message and broad reach in today’s world, we have decided to open this Dehon Lecture to the public. To RSVP, please go to www.shsst.edu/dehon.
April 10, 2019 9:30 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Sacred Heart Seminary and School of Theology 7335 S. Lovers Lane Road/Hwy. 100
Franklin, WI 53132
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Parish Events this Week
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 parishion-
ers who would like their child baptized. Call Mary Kral, at least one
month in advance, 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 Parish Office.
First Eucharist: Parent and child preparation required. Contact
Karen Farrell.
Reconciliation: 2nd & 4th Saturday at 10:00am 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.
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.
Monday, Mar 25 8:45-10:15AM Mom’s Book Club/Gath. Sp 6:30PM Semi-Annual Ministry Summit/CH
Tuesday, Mar 26 9-10:30AM Cleaning Church/CH 6:30PM The Mass/Fam Rm
Wednesday, Mar 27 6-7:00AM Men’s Group/Caf 6:00-8:00PM Men’s Basketball (closed after 8:30PM)
Thursday, Mar 28 8:00AM St. Ben’s/Cafeteria 9:30-10:30AM Bible Study/FamRm 3:00PM Divine Mercy Chaplet/CH 7:00PM Boy Scouts/Caf 7-8:30PM Choir Practice/CH
Friday, March 29 2:30PM Stations of the Cross/CH
4:30-7:30PM St. Paul Fish Fry 5:30PM Lectio Divina 6:00PM Stations of the Cross
Saturday, Mar 30 Easter Food & Peru Lenten Collections 7:30-9:00AM Men’s Basketball (**closed after 9:30am)
Sunday, Mar 31 Easter Food & Peru Lenten Collections 9-10AM Kid Zone-Gym 9:00AM CLOW/Fam Rm
Mon 8:00AM (Mass at St. Bruno)
Tues 8:00AM John Denk by Family
Wed 8:45AM (Mass at St. Bruno)
Fri 8:45AM Eleanore Gresk by Lois Family
Sat
Sun
5:30PM
Lectors
Servers
9:00AM
Lectors
Servers
Poor Souls Intentions by Gergen Family
Sawyer Schultz, Jennessa Guetche
Francesca Rhodes
Don & Barb Bishop by Ron Bishop
Joe Varick, Anita O’Leary
Charlotte Memmel, Evan Bajczyk
Readings for the week of March 24, 2019
Monday: Isaiah 7:10-14; 8:10, Luke 1:26-38 Tuesday: Daniel 3:25, 34-43, Matthew 18:21-35
Wednesday: Deuteronomy 4:1, 5-9, Matthew 5:17-19 Thursday: Jeremiah 7:23-28, Luke 11:14-23
Friday: Hosea 14:2-10, Mark 12:28-34 Saturday: Hosea 6:1-6, Luke 18:9-14
READINGS FOR SUNDAY, MAR 31
Joshua 5:9a, 10-12 2 Corinthians 5:17-21 Luke 15:1-3, 11-32
March Altar Care – Karen Grande Home Communion Minister – Margot Schumacher
MASS INTENTIONS MAR 25-31
St. Paul’s Liturgical Week
Greeters: 5:30PM Rick & Gail Kubisch 9:00AM Jeff Bauer Family
We would like to thank all our sponsors who advertise with Liturgical Publications Inc. (LPi) in our bulletin. Our bulletin sponsors defray the cost of our weekly bulletin. Before reaching out to the yellow pages, newspapers, etc., please reach out to our bulletin sponsors who appreciate your patronage!
Sacramental Information
HOSPITAL VISITS If a member of your family is in the hospital, please let us know so we can send someone to visit them. The hospi-tal does not always let us know. Parish Office 262-968-3865.
Outside our Parish
BIRTHDAY WISHES Happy Birthday to Emily Appenzeller, 86 and
Elmer Schweda, 83 on March 25. Best Wishes to all who are celebrating this week!!
Ushers: 5:30PM Earl Baumann, Brian Campbell, Larry Jendusa, Brian Schneider , Bob Hocutt
9:00AM Bud Pogantsch, Larry Presta, Joe Varick, Mary Ellen & Joel Bowers
Mar 30 St Joseph, Waukesha Annual Rummage & Bake Sale to benefit the Wisconsin Right to Life, Waukesha County. 8am-5pm -841 Martin St. Call 262-434-0821 with questions.
Apr 5 St. James, Mukwonago Fish Fry. Baked Cod, Fried Cod, Perch, Walleye or Shrimp dinners includes French fries or baked potato, and coleslaw, rye bread, milk or coffee. Other dates: Apr 19, May 3 from 4:30-7pm.
Apr 5 St. Jerome, Oconomowoc presents Luke Spehar Live in Concert at 7pm. (free will offering) 995 S. Silver Lake Street. There will also be a fish fry from 4:30-7pm and sta-tions of the cross at 6:30pm. All are invited.
Apr 7 Saint Francis de Sales Seminary Open House, 11 a.m. Mass. Tours from Noon-2 pm. We are opening our doors this spring to all who wish to meet our seminarians and see this beautiful Catholic icon and its picturesque setting. Bring your family and friends! 3257 South Lake Drive. Visit www.sfs.edu for more details.
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PARISH PERSONNEL
Shared Pastor Fr. Dan Volkert 968-3865, Ext. 201 ............... [email protected] Fr. Dan (emergency #) 262-965-2313 Shared Deacon Joe Senglaub 262-442-7888 ........................ [email protected] School Principal Angela Gunderson 968-3175, Ext. 210 .............. [email protected] Dir. of Child & Family Ministry Karen Farrell 968-2276, Ext. 214 .............. [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] Dir. Of Administrative Services Sherri Meyer 968-3865, Ext. 218 ............... [email protected] Parish Trustee Treasurer Gary Schroeder ………………………………………[email protected] Parish Trustee Secretary John Morgen ………………………………………[email protected] Pastoral Council Chairperson Cindy Beauchamp ....................................................... [email protected] Finance Council Chairperson Curt Groninger ....................................................... [email protected]
PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR PARISHIONERS AND FRIENDS WHO ARE SICK:
Albert Cutler, Rick Hanke, Jim & Jackie Hubka, Marcia McCann, Rosemary McCarthy.
All those undergoing treatment for cancer and other illnesses.
(Please call the Parish office to add someone to this prayer list.)
Parish Office Hours
8:30am-4:00pm Mon-Fri
NOTICE: Bulletin articles are due 9am on Friday.
(8 days before article appears in bulletin.) Please submit to [email protected]
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