2270 S. Oneida Str e e t G reen Bay, Wi s c on sin

Transcription

1 Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Community welcomes all searching for God while growing together in faith by God s grace through prayer, service and sharing S. Oneida Str e e t G reen Bay, Wi s c on sin w w w. n a t i v i t y p a r i s h. c o m MARCH 11, 2012 Third Sunday of Lent Pastoral Team Pastor Fr. John H. Harper Social Concerns Director Deacon Michael Schmidt Pastoral Associate Laurie Johnson Worship Director Wayne Efferson Faith Formation Director Jamie Whalen Faith Formation Coordinator Andrea Sabor Coordinator of Youth Ministry Peter Leitermann Parish Staff Faith Formation Secretary Charmaine Berchmans Office Assistant Danielle Berchmans Housekeeper Mary Greene Accountant/IT Specialist Vicki Matuszak Business Administrator Paul Muhs Early Childhood Coordinator Heidi Stubb Maintenance Supervisor Mike Wightman Confirmation Facilitator Christine Wolf Parish Office Hours... Monday-Friday 8 am-4 pm Phone... (920) Fax... (920) natscene@nativityparish.com Faith Formation Office Phone... (920) Mass Schedule Monday & Thursday... 9:00 am... (Communion Prayer Service) Tuesday & Friday... 9:00 am Wednesday... 8:00 am Weekend... Saturday 5:00 pm; Sunday 8:30 am & 10:15 am Holy Day...Eve 6:30 pm, Day 9:00 am Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday 4:00 pm or by appointment. Eucharistic Adoration Mondays 9:30 am-3:00 pm

2 M ARCH 1 1, P A G E 2 CANCELLATION OF MASS/COMMUNION PRAYER SERVICE POLICY Severe winter weather conditions can make driving dangerous. Sometimes we need to make cancellations. Please know that if Ashwaubenon school classes are cancelled for the day, then there will be no Mass or Communion Prayer Service that morning. The Parish Office may also be closed. Late starts will not affect the Mass schedule. THERE S STILL TIME TO SIGN UP FOR SOUP AND SUBSTANCE! March 15 & 22 6:00-7:00 PM in Bona Hall; Call the Parish Office, to register. There is no charge. Soup is at 6:00, Speaker at 6:30. March 15: Speaker Diann Wimmer, Professor at St. Norbert College and Silver Lake College and past Diocesan Director of Worship. Come to the Heart of Lent Through Prayer, Fasting and Charity. March 22: Speaker Tony Pichler, Diocesan Director for Lay Ministry Formation, Author of Totally Lent, and serves on the board of the St. John Homeless Shelter. Where Do My Alms Go? A Look at the Poor in Our Community. BAPTISMS: Parents may schedule their child s baptism after they have completed a two-part preparation program. Call the Parish Office at least 60 days before Baptism for interview and preparation session BAPTISM DATES: April 15th, May 13th, and June 17th. SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK: (following 8:30 AM Mass See Dates Listed Below) This Sacrament is offered to anyone in need of Christ s healing touch. The Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament for those who are in need of physical, emotional, or spiritual healing. Think of friends and loved ones who may want to receive this sacrament and invite them to this Mass ANOINTING OF THE SICK DATES: March 25 (instead of April 29), July 29, September 30, December 30th. RCIA Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults Do you want to know more about the Catholic faith? Are you or someone you know interested in becoming baptized or confirmed as a Catholic? For more information about this process call Wayne Efferson ( , ext. 206) or natwe@nativityparish.com. CRISIS CENTER PREGNANCY HOTLINE PARISH STEWARDSHIP March 3rd and 4th, 2012 Sacrificial Offering... $14, Loose Offertory Auto Bank Withdrawal... 3, Total... $18, To meet our budget, we need an average of $16, each week. Vision and Spirit... $1, Maint. & Improvement... $ Don t forget to sign up for Online Giving. We are now offering an online option that complements our offering envelope use. By signing up to give your weekly offertory and special collections online, you will help the parish more accurately forecast our finances and plan more strategically. Online Giving is a safe, secure and dependable means of income for the parish. To sign up go to or call Vicki at ext. 203 if you need more information. Something big is coming for this year s picnic on June 24, More information to follow! SHARING THE LIGHT OF CHRIST Many of us wonder where our faith journey may take us. For Julianne Donlon-Stanz her faith journey took her from a little mountainous village in Ireland to Northeastern Wisconsin. Her role as Director of Adult Faith Formation for the Diocese allows her to share our Catholic faith with people of all ages through the programs and seminars offered through the diocesan Department of Education. It is clear that Julianne's love of the Church and for the people of the Diocese of Green Bay infuses her work with passion. This work is tremendously important to me because it s impacted my own life on such a personal level. I ve seen the effects when people are energized in their faith, they live their faith and are really on fire for Christ and His teachings, said Julianne. Her work has impacted more than 6,000 people and without the support of the Bishop s Appeal Julianne would not be able to bringing Christ s message to them. Julianne's classes are always offered to adults throughout the Diocese at no cost because of your generosity to the Bishop's Appeal. To make a gift today contact you parish or visit the Bishop s Appeal website at or call Debbie toll-free at ext

3 T H I R D S U N D A Y OF L E N T P A G E 3 RELIGION EDUCATION SESSIONS CONTINUE Tuesday, March 13, 6:30-7:30 PM Gr. 1-5 Wednesday, March 14, 6:30-8:00 PM Gr Poor winter conditions sometimes make cancellations necessary. For Religion Ed. Sessions, please know that if public school classes are cancelled for the day, then there will be no Religion Ed. Sessions that evening. Late starts will not affect evening sessions. If weather worsens during the day, call the Religion Education office at ; notification of any cancellation will also appear on the major TV stations. Click on the Faith Formation tab at for the Religion Education session schedule, or contact Charmaine Berchmans ( ext. 202) for more information. THE SACRAMENT OF CONFIRMATION FOR ADULTS Many adults have completed their catechetical preparation as high school youth but did not celebrate the Sacrament of Confirmation. If you would like to prepare to celebrate this Sacrament, please contact Jamie Whalen ( ext. 216) by Monday, April 9 for more information about preparation sessions this spring. Sessions will take place Thursdays, April 19 and 26, and May 3 (each from 7:00 to 8:30 PM in the Lorraine Cann Ministry Center, Room 100). Celebration of Confirmation will take place at Nativity, Saturday, May 5, 2012, 7:00 PM with Bishop Robert Morneau. THE WAY OF THE CROSS: THE WAY OF PEACE Lent Family Gathering Wednesday, March 28, 5:30 to 8:00 PM, Bona Hall Prepare yourself to enter into the powerful events of Holy Week hear a great speaker pray the Stations of the Cross and enjoy a meal with family and friends. What s not to like? Fr. Jewel Aytona, C.P.M., a Father of Mercy currently serving at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in Champion, will encourage and inspire us with his message (and some beat-boxing and dancing as well!) Families will receive practical ways to learn and grow at home, and we ll pray the Stations together. You ll leave inspired to finish your Lenten journey of conversion with strength, and celebrate Resurrection with joy. All parish members are invited to this gathering. Child care for those under 5 yrs. will be provided. There is no charge, but we ask that you register by Friday, March 23. Contact Charmaine Berchmans, Faith Formation Secretary ( or natcb@nativityparish.com) with the number of people attending (dinner and presentation at 5:30 PM, or presentation only at 6:10 PM). HYGIENE LENTEN DRIVE MARCH 1-27 Shelters and various programs for emergency needs are in need this time of year for cleaning and personal care products. The need is for items you would need if you were without laundry soap, deodorant, dental needs, toilet paper, toweling, cleaning products, diapers, trial size products, shaving products, etc. If your worksite would like to have a box or you want to do a one day collection at a meeting, please contact Doro at We can do pick up for you! MOST URGENT NEEDS 2012 Items that our 13 local crisis agencies tell us they need most: Laundry Detergent, Garbage bags, Cleaning Supplies, Dish Soap, Shampoo (not conditioner), and Diapers (any size). VERY IMPORTANT NEED :Toilet Paper, Paper Towels, Deodorant (men & women), Razors (disposable/nice quality), Tampons, Wet Wipes for Babies. OPERATION RICE BOWL REFLECTION: RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES In today s scriptures, we hear the commandments given to Moses after God brings the Israelites out of slavery. These commandments represent fundamental rights and responsibilities for all of God s people. This week through Operation Rice Bowl, we learn about communities in El Salvador that lack clean and safe water, which is a basic human right. We pray for those whose health is compromised by contaminated water, and we fast from wasting and polluting this precious resource. We give so that CRS can improve access to clean water in communities throughout the world. NATIVITY BUS TRIPS Wednesday, March 28, 2012 Nativity invites you to join them for Fireside Theatre s hit production of the movie comedy 9 to 5. This has the wonderful music of the one and only Dolly Parton which is a musical comedy to delight and thrill audiences young and old. Direct from Broadway and the 1st National Tour, The Fireside is proud to be the first professional theatre in the United States to produce the smash hit musical 9 TO 5. Cost is $85. For reservations please call Vicki at the Parish Office ext Youth ages 14 & under can attend at a cost of $59. NATIVITY PARISH RUMMAGE SALE 2nd annual Nativity Parish Rummage Sale sponsored by the Women's Guild will be on April 20th, 8:30 to 4:00 PM and April 21st, 8:30 to noon. We are in need of your rummage items and books, bakery will be an added feature this year. Clean usable items only, clothing accepted, no electronics. Please drop off your items in Bona Hall marked Rummage Sale. Questions, call Mary at or Marge at

4 N A T I V I T Y O F O UR L O R D P A R I S H G R E E N B AY P A G E 4 STATIONS OF THE CROSS Two Styles Offered Traditional and Contemporary Traditional (scripture based) and Contemporary (reflections by Sr. Joan Chittisler Gateway to Resurrection). Note dates vary: Tuesday, March 13th, (Contemporary) Tuesday, March 20th, (Traditional) Tuesday, March 27th, (Contemporary) Tuesday, April 3rd, (Traditional) Stations of the Cross are held at 6:30 PM in Church. EASTER FLOWERS Deadline is March 26th One great tradition we have continued each Easter is the Easter Flower decorations. They are a sign and symbol of God s re-creative spirit. Many remember loved ones through this living memorial because they believe in the Resurrected Christ. To contribute to the flowers, use your Easter flower envelope. Names of loved ones will be included in the Easter Sunday bulletin. PASCHAL TRIDUUM/EASTER SIGN-UP SHEETS As we approach these most sacred days, all Liturgical Ministers are requested to assist at these liturgies: Holy Thursday 7:00 PM Good Friday 1:00 PM & 7:00 PM Easter Vigil 8:00 PM Easter Sunday 8:30 AM & 10:15 AM THIS IS THE WOOD OF THE CROSS We need 8-10 people to carry our large cross in procession for the Veneration of the Cross on Good Friday, at the 1:00 and 7:00 PM services. Please sign up in the Sacristy. INDIVIDUAL RECONCILIATION AT NATIVITY: Saturdays, 4:00-4:40 PM (not on April 7th) March 13th (end of 9:00 AM Mass until 10:30 AM) Saturday, March 24th (3:30-4:40 PM) PENANCE SERVICES WITH INDIVIDUAL RECONCILIATION Sunday, March 11, 1:00 PM - St. Jude Wednesday, March 14, 6:30 PM - St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Wednesday, March 21, 6:00 PM - St. Agnes Tuesday, March 27, 6:30 PM - Nativity NEW LIFE CHOIR New Life Masses will be: April 6th (Good Friday) at 7:00 PM and Saturday, May 19th. For more information contact Elissa Lucas Richardson at or elissa_richardson@hotmail.com. TAIZE PRAYER Wednesday, March 21st 6:30 PM Chapel This contemplative style of prayer is a great way to unwind after a day of play, work, or heavy shopping. Come experience the solitude. For more information contact Wayne Efferson, WHAT S HAPPENING IN RCIA? (RITE OF CHRISTIAN INITIATION FOR ADULTS): We ask that you continually keep Alan Younge (our candidate) and Andres Rosas (our Catechumen) in your prayers so that they will be ready to join us around the altar at Easter. Located in the narthex you will find their photos on an easel and basket with their names on slips of paper. We invite you to take their names so that you can keep them in prayer during his journey in becoming Catholic. MAKE A BED FOR A HOMELESS PERSON Do you have any old blankets, quilts, and/or mattress pads (no electric blankets please) that you would like to donate for making portable sleeping bags for the homeless in Milwaukee. My sister-in law, Ann Birr-Ruelle, is one of many volunteers who make the sleeping bags for the outreach work of Repairers of the Breach, downtown Milwaukee. Last Lent you provided over 200 pieces and Ann was able to sew 30 sleeping bags (7 blankets sewed together; back strap included!). You can drop off your old blankets in the Narthex or Parish Office anytime during Lent. ~Wayne Efferson WORLD S POOR COLLECTION March 17th/18th This annual diocesan collection serves the Campaign for Human Development (25% stays locally), an anti-poverty program which helps people help themselves by addressing the root causes of poverty; Overseas Appeal, which assists in the efforts of Catholic Relief Services, Migration and Refugee Services, Department of Social Development, and World Peace; and Peter s Pence, the Pope s Personal Relief Fund which enables him to continue his pastoral care of the church and to spread the Gospel message. Please indicate your wish on the envelope. Your gift will help give hope and opportunity to numerous people. Please be as generous as you are able. PASCHAL (EASTER) CANDLE 2012 Again, the Worship Commission has asked Steve Barnes to design and decorate this year s Paschal Candle. Again, this year s candle will be a 3 inch by 5 feet. It will be lit during the 50 days of Easter (Sundays) and on Baptisms, Funerals, Confirmation, First Eucharist, etc. If interested in purchasing this year s Paschal Candle, please contact Wayne Efferson, Director of Worship. Irish Legacy Wednesday, March 14 6:30 8 PM Join award-winning Irish poet Kathy Mallon and harpist Cheryl Murphy as they present a multi-faceted evening of poetry, harp music, Irish images and Irish tea. Cost: Free will offering (suggested donation $5) LENTEN SERIES: SCRIPTURE READINGS Saturday, March 17 and 24 9:15 11:00 AM Each weekly session presents an opportunity for entering more deeply into the spirit of this sacred season and inviting us to both personal and communal conversion. Cost: Free will offering (suggested donation $5) Norbertine Center for Spirituality (1016 N. Broadway, De Pere,

5 M ARCH 1 1, P A G E 5 THE SOCIETY FOR FAITH AND CHILDREN S EDUCATION (SFACE) is appreciative of the invitation and opportunity to share our mission work with the parish community of Nativity of our Lord. Fr. Savio Samala, who spent 2 weeks with you in August last summer, is a co-founder of this mission organization. Our primary focus is to provide post secondary education for youth in developing countries. The Sponsorship program connects a young person in the program with a sponsor for three years. S FACE pays $ per year for 3 years, or a total of $1, This pays for their tuition. The young people are asked to write a letter to the sponsor twice a year and pray daily for their benefactor. We will provide a short Bio with family information and course of study, and photo for you to consider on the weekend of March 17/18 after all Masses. Members of S FACE organization will be available to answer questions. You may also check our website: for further information. FAST AND ABSTINENCE Catholics are to keep the Lenten fast and abstinence according to the following directives: Catholics who have celebrated their 14th birthday are bound to abstain from meat on Ash Wednesday, all the Fridays of Lent, and Good Friday. On these days of complete abstinence, meat or soup or gravy made from meat are not to be eaten. Catholics who have celebrated their 18th birthday, in addition to abstaining from meat, are bound to fast on Good Friday. Fasting means eating only one full meal per day. Smaller amounts of food may be taken at two other meals, but no food should be eaten between meals. The obligation to fast ceases with the celebration of one s 59th birthday. In the spirit of Lent, the faithful will not lightly excuse themselves from these obligations. READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF MAR 11TH Sunday Ex 20:1-17 or 20:1-3, 7-8, 12-17/ 1 Cor 1:22-25/Jn 2:13-25 or, for Year A, Ex 17:3-7/ Rom 5:1-2, 5-8/Jn 4:5-42 or 4:5-15, 19b-26, 39a, Monday 2 Kgs 5:1-15b/Lk 4:24-30 Tuesday Dn 3:25, 34-43/Mt 18:21-35 Wednesday Dt 4:1, 5-9/Mt 5:17-19 Thursday Jer 7:23-28/Lk 11:14-23 Friday Hos 14:2-10/Mk 12:28-34 Saturday Hos 6:1-6/Lk 18:9-14 Sunday 2 Chr 36:14-16, 19-23/Eph 2:4-10/Jn 3:14-21 or, for Year A, 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a/Eph 5:8-14/Jn 9:1-41 or 9:1, 6-9, 13-17, OUR LENTEN JOURNEY Lent is a time to look within our hearts to find why we chose and continue to be a follower of Jesus. During Lent you will notice the water remaining in our Baptismal Font and in the holy water bowls at the entrances. It will serve as a reminder of our call to live our baptismal commitments. We invite you to bless yourself with the sign of the cross as you enter/leave each liturgy. With this Water of Life, all other seasonal decorations remain subtle. However, our simple Cross [the Tree of Life; more than symbol of death, but rather a place and the experience in which death is transformed into life ( beta crux, the blessed cross)] is accented with purple cloth which leads the eye to the Font. And our bare church environment conveys a sense of being emptied out and being sustained by God alone. This journey to Easter is not just for us Catholics who have received the sacraments of initiation but also for those who want to join us: the Catechumens (the un-baptized who will be fully initiated into our faith at the Easter Vigil through the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation & Holy Communion) and Candidates (baptized non-catholics who want to be fully initiated into our faith through the sacraments of Confirmation & Holy Communion). It is our hope that during these 40 days each of us will be renewed in faith through the dying and rising of our Lord (the Paschal Mystery). Though the most appropriate time for baptism is the Easter Vigil and the Easter Season until Pentecost, baptism is also celebrated on Sundays of the year. Because the days of Holy Week, from Monday to Thursday inclusive, have precedence over all other celebrations, it is not fitting that baptisms or confirmations be celebrated on these days since they have their natural place in the Easter Vigil. LENTEN FASTING By itself, fasting is probably not very useful spiritually. But along with prayer, fasting can help us to recognize our deep need for God. Physical hunger can help awaken our spiritual hunger. Fasting can help us realize how attached we are to superficial comfort and pleasure, challenging us to rethink our priorities. Fasting can be an act of solidarity with those who regularly experience hunger, giving us a brief glimpse of their daily struggle. During your fasting this Lent, you might want to learn more about hunger and its causes. Here are just a few of the many web sites you could visit to learn more about or to get involved in solving the problem of hunger: America s Second Harvest Bread for the World Heifer International The Hunger Project Operation Rice Bowl Poverty.com 5

6 T H I R D S U N D A Y OF L E N T P A G E 6 CALENDAR RAFFLE WINNERS!!! February/March 29th Women s Guild... $ th Women s Guild..$ st Lori Demeny... $ th Judy Nelson $ nd Cody Minor... $ th Ginny Laukka.$ rd Caroline Janz... $25.00 Please allow 2-3 weeks for processing payment. OCONTO FALLS FUND COLLECTION A St. Anthony school of Oconto Falls fund collection will follow all Masses this weekend March 10th and 11th. There will be members of the Knights of Columbus at a table in the Narthex to accept cash and checks for school supplies and other immediate needs. Reporting Sexual Abuse If you know of an incident of sexual abuse of a minor by a priest, deacon, employee or volunteer, please report it to Ms. Ann Fox, Diocesan Assistance Coordinator of the Diocese of Green Bay, at or If you prefer to report an incident to someone not employed by the Diocese, please call Mr. Bob Johnson, executive director of American Foundation of Counseling Services in Green Bay and a facilitator who can assist you in filing a report. Phone We also encourage you to report the incident to local civil authorities. Diocese of Green Bay Featuring Tony Orlando Christmas Show, The Miracle of Christmas, Pierce Arrow, Yakov Smirnoff and Danny O Donnell, visit Stone Hill Winery, and time for shopping!. In St Louis visit the Gateway Arch and tour the Budweiser Brewery. NOVEMBER 4 9, day tour $ Per Person (Double Occupancy) This is a Nativity Parish Fundraiser; Bay Bus will donate $50.00 per person to Nativity Includes: Lodging, Motor Coach Transportation, 3 Dinners and 4 Breakfasts, Branson Shows and St. Louis, Mo. Tours Deposit of $ due at time of reservations, Final payment due 60 days prior to departure Trip insurance is available call Bay Bus at (920) / (920) or Vicki at ext Questions call Nativity Parish at (920) ext Reservation forms available in the Parish Office. SCRIP SCRIP gift cards are just the right size to fit in everyone's Easter basket...and they're better for the waistline than chocolate! We have itunes cards perfect for all the young people you love. (They're great to have on hand for birthday gifts, too!). Fleet Farm, Jo-Ann Fabrics...we have cards to fit everyone. We also carry cards for 25 restaurants. Buy a gift card for yourself and know you're helping Nativity (at no additional cost to you!). SCRIP can be purchased on the weekends after all Masses or in the Parish Office Monday through Friday from 9 AM-3 PM. GREEN BAY DIOCESE CELEBRATES RURAL LIFE DAY 2012 The public is invited to Rural Life Day, 2012, to be held at 10:30 AM at Wrightstown on March 22 and 10:30 AM. in Antigo on March 23. The day includes Mass, blessing of farm materials, lunch, and keynote address. The featured speaker is Rev. James Baraniak, Norbertine priest and pastor of St Norbert College Parish, raised in Antigo and a son of Ss. Mary & Hyacinth, Antigo, will speak on Sowing the Seeds of Love. If you intend on attending the luncheon, please purchase a ticket in advance. Tickets are not necessary for those attending only the Mass. Please submit your check or cash to the host parish with Rural Life Day 2012 in the memo line. 10:30 AM, March 22 (payment of $7.50 per ticket for luncheon purchased from the host parish by March 15 mail checks to 2218 Day St, Greenleaf, WI 54126) St. Clare Parish 437 Main St Wrightstown, WI :30 AM, March 23 (payment of $7.50 per ticket for luncheon to host parish by March 16) St. John Parish 415 6th Ave. Antigo, WI

7 N A T I V I T Y O F O UR L O R D P A R I S H G R E E N B AY P A G E 7 Sunday, March 11, 8:30 Anna LeMense 10:15 George Farley Monday, March 12, 9:00 Communion Prayer Service Tuesday, March 13, 9:00 Bunny Rusch Wednesday, March 14, 8:00 Fr. Tony Dolski 2:00 Russell Mott (Woodside) Thursday, March 15, 9:00 Communion Prayer Service 2:00 Dale Livingston (San Luis) Friday, March 16, 9:00 Ann Houge Saturday, March 17, 2:00 Wedding of Jennifer LeBrun & Dennis McHugh 5:00 Virginia Eatherton Sunday, March 18, 8:30 Shirley Seeman 10:15 Margee Peot SUNDAY MORNING HOSPITALITY There will be coffee and donut holes served after the 8:30 AM & 10:15 AM Mass this Sunday. A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO SEE FATHER S CALLISTUS MOTHER S FUNERAL MASS Enjoy an opportunity to see the music, the dress and the ceremony of Nigeria s culture, as Fr. Callistus leads us in a video of his Mom s funeral Mass. We will see how the entire community celebrates a life well spent. Viewing will be in the Auditorium at St. Joseph s Parish, Faith Formation Center, on Monday, March 12th at 6:30 PM. Enter through the door in the 13th Ave Parking Lot with the Blue Awning marked 13th Ave Entrance. If you have any questions, contact Laurie at SUN: 8:15 AM RCIA-Lounge 8:30 AM Worship Commission Meeting-Library 8:30 AM Nativity Choir 9:00 AM Sunday Morning Hospitality-Bona Hall 10:15 AM Children s Choir 10:15 AM Early Childhood Church Time MON: 9:30 AM Eucharistic Adoration-Chapel 12:00 PM Quilting Group-Lounge TUE: 9:00 AM Pray & Play-Lounge 6:30 PM Stations of the Cross-Church 6:30 PM Religious Ed Sessions (Grade 1-5) WED: 4:30 PM Children s Choir-Lounge 6:30 PM Religious Ed Sessions (Grade 6-11) 8:00 PM Youth Group-JP2 Room THU: 6:00 PM Soup and Substance-Bona Hall 6:00 PM Stephen Ministry Meeting-Classrooms 7:00 PM Nativity Choir-Church SAT: 5:00 PM Songleader/Organist SUN: 8:15 AM RCIA-Lounge 8:30 AM Songleader/Organist 9:00 AM Sunday Morning Hospitality-Bona Hall 10:15 AM Songleader/Organist 10:15 AM Early Childhood Church Time Welcome Our warmest welcome to all who celebrate with us, whether visitors, long-time residents, or newly arrived in the Parish. If you would like to join Nativity of Our Lord Parish please call the Parish Office at ( ) or go to our website for a registration form. If you are already a registered Parish member and need to make changes, you may use this form to update your records. Please complete this form and place in the collection basket or return to the Parish Office. Thank you. Name Phone Address City New address Zip Code New phone number Moving, please remove from membership list 7

8 COME TO OUR EASTER BREAKFAST Sunday, March 25 th 8:00am to 11:30am Location: Nativity Church Bona Hall 2270 Oneida Street, Green Bay, WI Cost is $5.00per person Meal includes: Real eggs, carved ham, pancakes, Orange Juice, coffee and milk Each table will have colored eggs, Minnie muffins & applesauce You will be greeted at the door by a member of our council Sponsored by: Ashwaubenon Knights of Columbus 7498 For Middle School/Jr. High Wisconsin Catholic Youth Rally Middle School Edition I m ALIVE Sunday, March 25 10am-9:30pm Mount Mary College, Milwaukee Early Bird: $25 before March 7/ $30 after Bring a bag lunch and $ for fast food dinner. Friday Night Live! Friday, April pm Easter Bash & Scavenger Hunt St. Bernard Parish Big Giant Mass & End of Year Celebration Saturday, May 12 6:30pm St. Agnes Parish Extreme Faith Camp June 11-15, 2012 Camp Tekawitha, Shawano That summer camp experience with a Catholic Flair. For High School Wisconsin Catholic Youth Rally High School Edition Made for More Saturday, March 24 6:30am-11:30pm Mount Mary College, Milwaukee Early Bird: $40 before March 7/ $45 after Includes: Lunch, dinner and bus trip! Connect 4 Sunday, April 22 6:30-8pm Earth Day/Service Night St. Agnes Parish Big Giant Mass & End of Year Celebration Saturday, May 12 6:30pm St. Agnes Parish