St. Mary Catholic Church

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1 St. Mary Catholic Church Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 23, 2018 But the wisdom from above is pure, then peaceable, gentle, compliant, full of mercy and good fruits, without inconstancy or insincerity. ~ James 3:17 Archdiocese of Milwaukee Kenosha, Wisconsin

2 St. Mary News & Notes... How to Become a Member of St. Mary s There are three easy ways: 1. Attend a New Member Orientation Meeting in the Parish Center Library held the Second Sunday of each month after the 8:00AM Mass. 2. Stop by the Parish Office. 3. If the first two options do not work for you, please contact Amy Nordloh at 262/ ; amynordloh@att.net. Active Membership in St. Mary Parish is determined by the following: 1. Faithful attendance at Mass on Sundays and Holy Days. 2. Regular Support through envelopes or direct withdrawal system. 3. Participate in one Parish spiritual program, ministry or organization. 4. For Six months being a registered member of the Parish. All criteria subject to the discretion of the Pastor. Active Member Being an Active Member entitles you to use various facilities and services including the Church for Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals and other sacramental events. Parishioner status is used at the local Parochial schools. Our Mission We are a Catholic community sent forth to visibly bring the presence of Christ to the world around us. Thank you to those of you using our new online giving tool. We appreciate your efforts and thank you for your continued support of our parish. Like us on Facebook: StMaryKenoshaCatholic Weekly Inspirational Song Weekly Inspirational Video Find us - Parish Calendar & Bulletins Youth & Adult Ministry Please like us on Facebook. Stay connected and see what is happening in our community. Preparation for Sacramental Celebrations Infant Baptism: Baptism preparation sessions are held for already registered parish parents for the Catholic commitment they are making for their child. Please contact Sandy Schwalbe, extension Christian Marriage: Marriages are scheduled for parishioners who have been registered for at least one year. Preparation sessions are set up with one of our deacons, beginning as soon as a couple is engaged to be married, but no later than six months before the marriage date. Confirmation: Adult Catholics ~ Preparation is throughout the year. Please contact Corinne Dillon, extension Initiation into the Catholic Church: RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation; finding out more about the Catholic faith. Contact Corinne Dillon, extension Parish News Good Stewards in our Community Greg and Mary Parkhurst have been married for 47 years. For 41 years of their marriage, the Kenosha couple have been diligent and steadfast in their quest to help the hunger within our community. Greg and Mary, parishioners of St. Mary, have year-after-year been using their backyard as a garden to grow fruits and vegetables. I had the opportunity to see their beautiful garden and take a load of eggplant, garlic, onion, and tomatoes to the Shalom Center on their behalf. A big Thank You to Greg and Mary for making an impact in our community. Pictured: Herbs & potatoes being grown in a special raised box. Far Right Photo: Zinnias grown to attract the bumble bees & monarch butterflies. Left Photo: Mary in her garden of eggplant, pumpkins, and potatoes. (the plants are almost as tall as Mary.) 2 Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 23, 2018

3 This Week at St. Mary Mass Intentions Sunday September 23: Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00AM For the Parish 10:30AM Paul & Katherine Becker Monday September 24: Weekday 8:00AM Mrs. Judy Drury Tuesday September 25: Weekday 8:00AM Fr. John Hentzner Wednesday September 26: Saint Cosmas and Saint Damian 8:00AM For the Parish Thursday September 27: Saint Vincent de Paul 8:00AM Fr. Carl Kazmierczak Friday September 28: Saint Wenceslaus; Saint Lawrence Ruiz and Companions 8:00AM Mrs. Maureen Kueny Saturday September 29: Saint Michael, Saint Gabriel and Saint Raphael 5:00PM Mr. Bob Althaus Sunday September 30: Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00AM For the Parish 10:30AM Dr. Warren and Mary Johnson St. Vincent de Paul 5 th Sunday Collection There will be a second collection taken up to help needy families. Financial Stewardship Update Parish Support September 12 - September 18, 2018 Weekly Budget: $19,423 Weekly Offering (week 11): $12,780 (Envelopes & Electronic) Difference: ($6,643) We fulfill God s plan when we share our talents and our financial gifts to help build God s kingdom on earth. This Week on the Calendar Sunday September 23 9:00AM DMG-Dynamic Men s Group (Rectory Meeting Room) 7:00PM Mustard Seed (PC Library) Monday September 24 7:00PM Pastoral Council Meeting (PC Dining Room) Tuesday September 25 6:30PM Stewardship Committee Meeting (Rectory Meeting Room) Wednesday September 26 6:30AM Men s Group (PC Library) 9:00AM Coffee and Conversation with Father Mike (PC Library) Thursday September 27 9:00AM Mom s Group (PC Library) 9:00AM Rosaries Against Abortion (in front of Planned Parenthood) 9:00AM Eucharistic Adoration (9:00AM - 8:00PM - Church) Friday September 28 8:00AM Morning Mass Saturday September 29 6:00PM St. Mary Fall Parish Picnic (Bell Hall) Sunday September 30 8:00AM RCIA Mass (followed by RCIA class - PC Library) 9:00AM DMG-Dynamic Men s Group (Rectory Meeting Room) 7:00PM Mustard Seed (PC Library) Dominican Republic Eye Mission 14 Here is the go fund me page for the upcoming Mission 14 trip in January In the past, the Lions Club International previously funded the hospital & medication costs, but now the grants have changed and we have lost this money. We need your help. Please help make a difference in this part of the world for our sister parish, La Sagrada Familia Pilgrimage. Found on stmarycatholic.org and on St. Mary Facebook page. 3 Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 23, 2018 Dynamic Men s Group (DMG) Sunday September 23 9:00am - 10:15am Sunday Men s Group- The Dynamic Men s Group meets every Sunday morning from 9:00am - 10:15am in the Rectory Meeting Room. This group of men view and discuss DVD series from various Catholic sources, specifically on men s topics. The next 8-part series is from Bishop Robert Barron and is called Seven Deadly Sins, Seven Lively Virtues. Stop by for coffee, kringle, and solid Catholic conversation. Please contact Len Hartnell at 262/ or at loct24c@aol.com or contact Joe Kmiec at 262/ or at josephkmiec123@gmail.com. St. Mary Fall Parish Picnic Saturday September 29 6:00pm Bell Hall (after 5pm Mass) Sign-up sheets are in the gathering space of Church and at both side entrances for bring-a-dish. Join us for fellowship & great food. Readings for the Week Sun: Wisdom 2:12, 17-20/Psalm 54: 3-6, 8/James 3:16-4:3/Mark 9: Mon: Proverbs 3:27-34/Psalm 15:2-5/ Luke 8:16-18 Tues: Proverbs 21:1-6, 10-13/Psalm 119:1, 27, 30, 34-35, 44/Luke 8:19-21 Wed: Proverbs 30:5-9/Psalm 119: 29, 72, 89, 101, 104, 163/Luke 9:1-6 Thurs: Ecclesiastes 1:2-11/Psalm 90:3-6, 12-14, 17/Luke 9:7-9 Fri: Ecclesiastes 3:1-11/Psalm 144: 1-4//Luke 9:18-22 Sat: Daniel 7:9-10, or Revelation 12:7-12/Psalm 138:1-5/John 1: Sun: Numbers 11:25-29/Psalm 19:8, 10, 12-14/James 5:1-6/Mark 9: 38-43, 45, 47-48

4 St. Mary Youth, Young Adult, and Adult News... Youth Ministry 6th - 12th Grade Upcoming Events for September Young Adult & Teen Ministry Nature Retreat Sunday September 23 4:30pm - 6:00pm Drop off at St. Mary at 10:30am for Mass. Pick-up at Petrified Springs at 4:30pm. (Drivers and Chaperones are needed-please contact Corinne.) Youth Ministry 6th - 12th Grade Upcoming Events for October October High School Christian Formation Registration for Religious Education has been mailed out. We are still accepting registration for The form may be found on our website: stmarycatholic.org. Opening Mass & Classes begin Sunday October 7 10:30am in the Church Christian Formation Sessions and Opening Mass at 10:30am. Holy Hill Youth Rally Saturday October 6 Depart St. Mary at 7:30am/Return at 7:00pm. $8 includes lunch/snack. Chaperones and Drivers needed. For more information or to register, call 262/ Register by October 1 st To Register online, please go to The Youth Rally is held at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Help of Christians. Come and learn the Love of Jesus. 4 Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 23, 2018 Mix Group Mission Trip Indianapolis, Indiana; July 8-13 Bulldog s Group Statement - On this faithful trip to Indianapolis, our group, consisting of Corinne, Chris, Isabel, Hayden, Lauren, Maria, and Zach, were all chosen to lead a Lynhurst Baptist Church s daycare. Each day started off with us preparing activities for that day, including making small and large group discussions, planning games, and acting out skits. Then around 11 o clock, we grabbed our lunches and moved down to the cafeteria where we ate with the kids. The kids ranged in age from about five to eight. Instead of our group sitting together away from the kids, we integrated the kids between each one of us, so we could talk to them more easily. After their food was eaten and hands were washed, we went back upstairs and started off with an introductory game. Then we went on to a Bible skit, memory verse, large group, games, and small groups. We ended the day with a craft and free time. We worked with some amazing children at Lynhurst. They were so excited to see us, and every day when we came in, they would yell, They re here! The big kids are here! We always sat with the kids at lunch, and they swarmed us. Several of us had children who attached themselves to us and followed us everywhere. One of the children s favorite activities was to sing the Fruit of the Spirit song, and belt out, LOVE, JOY, PEACE, PATIENCE, KIND-GO-ESS, FAITHFULNESS, GENTLENESS, AND SELF-CONTROL! They always stumbled over the kindness and goodness, squishing them together, but came in strong on gentleness and self-control. As the craft one of the days, we made friendship bracelets. It was chaos, string everywhere, the room occasionally filled with the ominous click-click of falling beads, but our kids absolutely loved it, and so did we, despite the chaos. It was little things like the bracelets that helped show us that these kids really loved us. They were rambunctious, loud, and impossible to keep focused for more than 5 minutes, but they were incredibly loving. Our kids didn t come from the greatest situations, but they gave their affection freely. We encountered God in very powerful ways on this trip. Each day of service, we found Him in the joy and excitement of the children. The impact of simple gestures, such as holding their hand or making a friendship bracelet for them, revealed how they welcomed the love of Jesus we were bringing to them, and receiving from them. We also found God through daily devotions, praise and worship music, and church group discussions. In daily devotions, we explored the perspectives that others have, the possibilities that God opens up for us, the passions that God has instilled in us, and the pursuits that God wants us to follow. While singing praise and worship music, we connected to God in an atmosphere of peace and openness. Church group time allowed us to share how we found God each day and reflect on Bible passages about grace, mercy, and service. This trip has deepened our individual relationships with God, and it has changed our perspectives. As our mission trip comes to an end, we re taking away a new perspective on how we see God and the endless possibilities he has for us. We get into a true service mindset on mission trip, because we have removed ourselves from distractions, and dedicated our week to God and others. That mindset makes it easier to serve others with a willing open heart, and we bring that mindset home with us. We learned so much on this trip about ourselves, and others, that helped us to grow in maturity and faith. We ll all so excited for next trip, and would encourage anyone who wants to serve, explore their faith, and have a great time to join us.

5 St. Mary News, and Affiliated Programs and more... Safe Guarding All of God s Family Safe Environment Training Tuesday October 2 6:00pm - 9:00pm Parish Center Library Protecting God s Children, initial Safe Environment Education training for volunteers and staff. This session is not appropriate for those under the age of 18. Facilitators are Wilson Shierk and Corinne Dillon. If you have any questions, contact Corinne at 262/ A partnership of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee and the Catholic Mutual Group. Parish Mission 14 Breakfast Sunday October 14 8:00am to Noon Bell Hall Annual mission breakfast to build a home for a Dominican Republic family. Tickets are available at the scrip table after all Masses. All Saints Catholic School As we approach the end or our first full month of school, we celebrate all those that are part of our ASCS family. We are grateful for our parishioners and priests that support our community. We currently have a total of 582 students enrolled in our 3 year-old Saints in Training program and 4K-8 th grades at our North and South campuses. We are blessed to have those families that were with us last year who continue to invite new families into our ASCS circle. Thank you for your positive testimony that continues to be priceless to ASCS. If you would like to enroll your child for the school year, please call Sue Wendorf at 262/ or visit us at: allsaintskenosha.org Women s Devotion Group Starting a NEW Women s Group Sunday October 7 6:00pm - 7:30pm St. Francis Room Meeting once a month starting on October 7 th on Sunday evenings. This group is designed for women to enhance their spiritual lives through prayer and conversation. Please come join a group where women ages 14 and older can grow closer to Jesus Christ. Please bring a snack to pass. Any questions, please contact Corinne at 262/ Parish Would you like to learn more about the Catholic tradition? Do you have a Catholic spouse, boyfriend or a girlfriend and you d like to learn more about the Catholic tradition? If you answered YES, please contact Corinne Dillon at 262/ for more information or to register. St. Joseph Catholic Academy St. Joseph Catholic Academy s Grotto is complete. Honoring Mary the Mother of Jesus, St. Joseph the Patron Saint of SJCA and St. Francis the worker, Patron Saint of the School Sisters of St. Francis this sacred space is located at the SJCA Upper Campus in the courtyard. Now that it is complete, the grotto provides a unique place for our community to celebrate Mass, reflect in prayer, meditate on the mysteries of the Rosary and request divine guidance from our Blessed Mother and these patron Saints. SJCA is hosting a High School Night on Thursday, October 4 th and a Preschool event on October 21 st. If you want to learn about the faith-filled education that SJCA can offer for your family. Please contact our admission staff at 262/ , extension Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time September 23, 2018 Pastoral Council Agenda Monday September 24 7:00pm Parish Center Dining Room We Assemble in God s Name Opening Prayer - Peg Concannon We Celebrate Our Past 1. Review & Approval of the Minutes 2. Pastoral Council Position/Vice Chair We Present Our Offering Annual Comprehensive Committee Report/Discussion (10 minutes) Finance Jeffrey Swanson/Peg Malmberg/Jude Martin Formation Len Hartnell Human Concerns Tim Lippert Stewardship Ray Schendl/Frank Marrese Worship Peg Concannon Decisions Pending/Agenda Topics (15 minutes) Synod Implementation/No report/ Meeting September 25 th September Archdiocesan Newsletter a. Parish Council Congress b. Multi Parish Institute update c. Amazing Parish update d. Kenosha Racine Deanery Pastor's Report Planning (1-3 Months) & Communication What is the Buzz at St. Mary Building Project update Office Wambolt Presentation Altar Server Alb s update We Proclaim God s Word Closing Prayer - Len Hartnell We Go Out to Love and Serve Adjournment Fall Book Reflection Series Sign-ups will be September 22&23 after all three Masses. Questions, please contact Sandy Schwalbe at 262/ Jail Ministry Request If you wish to donate games and used book, please take them to St. Vincent de Paul Store at th Avenue. Nursing Home Request Donate DVD s, books, magazines, please bring them to the Parish Office during office hours.

6 Welcome to St. Mary! Parish Office: th Avenue Kenosha, WI Phone: 262/ Fax: 262/ Website: Visit us on Facebook: Mass Schedule & Sacramental Celebrations Eucharist: Saturday: 5:00PM (Mass of Anticipation) Sunday: 8:00AM & 10:30AM Daily: 8:00AM Holy Days: As published in the bulletin. Eucharistic Adoration: 9:00AM - 8:00PM Thursdays; First Friday after 7:00PM Mass until 10:00PM in Church First Friday Mass: 7:00PM Sacrament of Reconciliation: First & Third Saturday; 4:00PM-4:30PM or by appointment Communion for the Sick: Please call our parish office. Sacrament of Anointing: Please call our parish office. Affiliated Ministries & Organizations Ministry of HOPE/Funeral Luncheons...262/ Elizabeth s Closet / Gym Venue Rental Dan Cairo Call...262/ St. Vincent DePaul help line...262/ Ext Prayer Line / prayerline@stmarycatholic.org. available 24/7 All Saints Catholic School..Jo Schneider, Interim Principal North Campus...262/ South Campus...262/ Saints in Training / St. Joseph Catholic Academy...Robert Freund, President Lower Campus / Upper Campus / Little Lancer Preschool / Pastoral Council Amy Nordloh, Chairperson... amynordloh@att.net John P. Higgins, Trustee... jhiggins001@wi.rr.com / Peggy Malmberg, Trustee... pmalmbe@wi.rr.com / Members Peg Concannon... prconcannon70@gmail.com Len Hartnell... loct24c@aol.com Tim Lippert... timothyjlippert@gmail.com Ray Schendl...pschendl@msn.com Jeffrey Swanson... jeff-swanson@live.com Richard Thoune... dickthoune@yahoo.com Frank Marrese... frank.marresejr@gmail.com Jude Martin... juderenil@gmail.com Parish Staff Directory Pastor Father Roman Stikel Deacon Jim Francois ...mapaswa@sbcglobal.net Deacon Ron Lesjak ...ronlesjak@gmail.com Deacon Wilson Shierk wilssyl@sbcglobal.net Pastoral Minister Judy Francois Phone..262/ Business Manager Steve Hejnal shejnal@stmarycatholic.org...ext Pastoral Associate of Communications...Pauletta Lyons plyons@stmarycatholic.org......ext Administrative Assistant Janice Schmidbauer jschmidbauer@stmarycatholic.org...ext Contributions/Administrative Assistant...Jane Jurca jjurca@stmarycatholic.org......ext Parish Office Theresa Diliberti tdiliberti@stmarycatholic.org....ext Pastoral Musician Theresa Setter settert@stmarycatholic.org....ext Christian Formation Director of Child/Early Adolescent.....Sandy Slivon Slivons@stmarycatholic.org Ext.4158 Director of Youth & Adult Ministry...Corinne Dillon corinned@stmarycatholic.org...,....ext Administrative Assistant....Sandy Schwalbe sschwalbe@stmarycatholic.org....ext.4150 Hearing Amplifiers Available for Mass. Ask an Usher or a Greeter. 40 Days For Life: September 26 - November 4, Help Save Lives in Kenosha! Take part in our community: Vigil Hours: 7am to 7pm at Planned Parenthood (outside), 3601 Roosevelt Road. Learn more and get involved at: 40daysforlife.com/local-campaigns/kenosha Looking for a Parish? If you are new to the area or looking for a parish, please consider joining us. Call the parish office to receive more information. New Parishioner Registration takes place after the 8:00AM Mass the second Sunday of each month. Normal Parish Office Hours Monday - Thursday: 8:30AM - 3:00PM Friday: 8:30AM - 12:00PM Bulletin Submissions are due by 12:00PM (Noon) Monday morning to Pauletta Lyons at plyons@stmarycatholic.org

7 Deacon Wilson s Wisdom... CHILD S VIEW Even though life is better for children today than any other time in the past, children remain defenseless. In ancient times, life for children was indeed precarious. During Jesus lifetime, infant mortality was above 30%, and over half of the children who survived infancy, died by the time they were 16. Today, children can be abused, coerced, exploited and mistreated without much notice. Tragically, we see pictures of missing children posted in many public places. In America, 13 million children or one child in 6 is malnourished. We have improved the lives of children since ancient times, but far too many children still experience poverty and violence. In ancient times, children had no legal rights and were regarded as the property of their fathers, who had indisputable authority over them. Therefore, to welcome and serve children would be to expect nothing in return except the blessing of helping one of God s least ones. Just as Jesus identified with the hungry, the homeless, the poor and the marginalized, so he also was identified with helpless children. Jesus placed a child in the midst of his disciples and told them to emulate the child. He reminded them of the innocence that they had outgrown and of the ambition they had acquired. Learning from children caused them to rethink their desire to rank first among themselves. Our Gospel reminds us: If anyone wishes to be first, he shall be the last of all and the servant of all. It is interesting that the word talya, or child in Aramaic, can also mean servant. To act as a servant means to welcome everyone, to forfeit status, to reshape ambition, and to accept the challenge of humble service. That was the role of his disciples who were called to humbly serve the little ones as Jesus did. For Jesus, becoming child-like meant remembering and believing that life is Tell me what God feels like. I m starting good, people are good, and nothing the world offers can ever change that. Children hold a special attraction for Jesus, perhaps because it is through their powerlessness that they are able to continue to carry into the world new thoughts---unique pieces of God s divine plan. Receiving children, as our Gospel to forget. asks today, means we continue to be truthful, loving and spontaneous long after we have outgrown childhood. What is it about children that attracted them to Jesus? Karl Rahner explained it this way: In the child, an adult begins who must undergo the wonderful adventure of becoming a child of God, for this is the task of maturity. Because they are on their way toward adulthood, children are able to relish their childhood while becoming more mature, usually by trial and error. Jesus knows, and many parents know that children have a unique way of viewing the world. This story illustrates a child s unique view of the world: A fouryear-old daughter was very curious about her newborn baby brother. She begged her parents to allow her to talk to him alone. Her parents were somewhat skeptical, but they noticed that she was always kind and loving when the family was together, so they finally agreed to allow her a private visit. As the parents pressed their ears and eyes to the crack in the bedroom door, they saw their daughter quietly put her face close to her baby brother and whisper to him, Baby, tell me what God feels like. I m starting to forget. Such a child-view of life reminds us that the movement from childhood to adulthood need not cause us to forget what God feels like. ~ Deacon Wilson Shierk (262) Fax accurateprintcom@sbcglobal.net of Kenosha Dan & Ann Kurpis Owner, Manager Parish Members th Place (262) St. Mary Catholic Church stmarycatholic.weshareonline.org Fax Hr. Service th Street Kenosha, WI Auto Home Bonds Business th Ave. A, Kenosha Greenhouse & Garden Center currently featuring Mums For Fall & Bulbs For Spring 9140 Cooper Road JS POKORNY COMPANY INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential Commercial State Licensed Fully Insured Free Estimates Kenosha Oral Surgery Dale Willoughby D.D.S th Ave. Kenosha, Wi info@kenoshaoralsurgery.com Dick s Roof Repair Service, Inc th Street Siding Windows Gutters Kenosha Racine Fax Website: $30 OFF WITH THIS AD B 4C

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