Come, Follow Me And I Will Lead You Home! I will not forget you I have carved you on the palm of my hand.

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1 Saint Anthony Catholic Church N74 W13604 Appleton Avenue, Menomonee Falls, WI (262) Fax #: (262) Parish Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs. - 8:30am-2pm, Fri. - 8:30am-12pm October 29, Thirtieth Sunday of Ordinary Time Come, Follow Me And I Will Lead You Home! Joseph Luedcke Alfred Jakober Adeline Lowe Margaret Johannik Anton Johannik Robert Newman Deacon Bob Wodushek Patrick Heitman Brian Golabowski Charles Knoebel Michael Keller Joanne Hancox Sarah Catanese Margaret Brill Peter Welcenbach James Jankowski Robert Wolter Ernest Kurszewski Edith Hoffmann Barbara Baudhuin Mary Gliniecki Ralph Javore Marcella Blankenheim Mildred Orlikowski Eugene Engel Mariann Hartner Sherwin Steffek Drew Dederich Sylvia Dibb Robert J. Senger Audrey Evers Bernadette Kasproski Shirley Terlizzi Richard Joseph Kenny Albert LeFever I will not forget you I have carved you on the palm of my hand.

2 Introduction To Theology Of The Body: Study For Adults What Is The Meaning And Purpose Of My Life? How Do I find Happiness And Fulfillment? If you re wondering if there s more to life than just getting by and are ready to focus on what really matters, then discover the extraordinary Catholic teaching known as the Theology of the Body. It will give you a revolutionary and fulfilling vision for life as it offers a new way to authentically see yourself, your faith, your relationships, and your world. Wednesday, November 1st Holy Day of Obligation Masses at 8am & 7pm Given to us by Pope John Paul II, the Theology of the Body is renewing marriages, awakening vocations, healing deep personal wounds, and setting people free to live the life of greatness to which we are all called. In An Introduction to the Theology of the Body: Discovering the Master Plan For Your Life, an adult faith formation program, renowned author and theologian, Christopher West, unfolds God s extraordinary plan for all of humanity. If you desire to live out the fullest meaning and purpose of your life, then join us for this amazing discovery! This DVD and workbook study will be delivered on Monday evenings from 7:30-9pm over 8 weeks, beginning January 8- March 5 at St. Mary Parish. The cost is $20 and includes all course materials and refreshments. For information or to register, contact Carmen Morgan at (262) or carmen.morgan@aol.com. Congratulations Calendar Raffle Winners - Thank you for supporting St. Anthony Parish! 9/25 - Sally N. - $25 10/9 - Marvin M. - $25 9/26 - Chris & Judy M. - $25 10/10 - Shirley T. - $25 9/27 Tracy M. - $25 10/11 - Jodi K. - $25 9/28 - Peter A. - $25 10/12 - Mary B. - $25 9/29 - Mary B. - $25 10/13 - Dennis H. - $25 10/2 - Joshua P. - $25 10/16 - David S. - $25 10/3 - Megan M. - $25 10/17 - Jess P. - $25 10/4 - Karen V. - $25 10/18 - Chris & Judy M. - $25 10/5 - Rebecca H. - $25 10/19 - Marilyn C. - $25 10/6 - Jason D. - $50 10/20 - Paul & Krissy S. - $50 Saturday, November 4, 9am-5pm Join us for Mass, confessions, Adoration, Eucharistic Procession, and speakers such as Jeff Cavins, Fr. Larry Richards, Leah Darrow, Judy Hehr. Washington County Fair Park, 3000 Pleasant Valley Rd., West Bend. For information, go to or call Jodi Fox at (262) Thursday, November 2nd St. Anthony 8am & St. Mary 5:30pm Spam Canned Meals (stews, chicken, etc.) Canned Fruit & Pasta Meals Ho Ho Hold It!!! We ve got some exciting news about our craft fair and bake sale on Friday, December 1st. Yes, both events are being held along with our great December fish fry, but a new twist is being added to the craft fair. We are renting out table space set up in the school classrooms to vendors who would like to sell their crafts, beauty products, home-made wooden lawn ornaments, baskets, etc. We will still have a St. Anthony table selling our parish home-made crafts, but are looking for vendors who would be interested in renting a table for $40.00 for the evening. The rental fee would come to the parish and the money from the items sold by the vendor would stay with them. So, if you are a parishioner who would like to sell your products or know of anyone who is a vendor that might be interested in renting a table, please contact Christine Kritner at (262) to get more information. Also, if you have your crafts ready to turn in for the craft fair, please speak with Christine to let her know you would like to donate items. We have potential customers already joining us for our fish fry and are looking forward to a new crafty experience!

3 On Sale Beginning This Weekend Gathering Space This is a great fundraiser for our parish and ALL profits go directly to the parking lot fund! Friday, November 10, 7pm Saturday, November 4 & 11, 6pm Sunday, November 5 & 12, 5pm Celebrating 25 Years Chancel Choir Dinner Show Emmanuel Community United Methodist Church N84 W16707 Menomonee Avenue Menomonee Falls A night filled with our favorite music and food from our past 24 shows. Tickets are $30. Menu includes: appetizers, butternut squash soup, Waldorf salad, rosemary roasted potatoes, vegetable blend, desserts, stuffed pork loin, chicken Cordon Bleu, & baked Salmon. For information or tickets, visit or call (262) National Vocations Awareness Week November 5-11 During this week please pray for vocations, and pray about how God is calling you to live your vocation more deeply. Encourage the young people in your life - children, grandchildren, students, and friends, to be open if God calls them to the priesthood or religious life. For information about vocation events or discernment resources visit thinkpriest.org, or contact the Vocation Office at vocationoffice@sfs.edu. Annual Cemetery Clean-up Now through Monday, October 30 Please remove any items of value. Any remaining items will be subject to removal and disposal by cemetery maintenance. Thank you. In Union With Christ Remember Albert LeFever, who recently passed away, and his family members, in your prayers. May his family find peace and joy in loving memories and may we, as parishioners, support them with our prayers. Human Concerns Collection for La Causa Crisis Nursery and Respite Center - La Causa, a Milwaukee agency provides the most basic needs food, clothing, and shelter for the youngest and most vulnerable members of our society - our children. A collection bin is in the Gathering Space until November 5 th. Needed items: Diapers size 4-6, Pull Ups size 4T-5T, Sweat pants and sweatshirts Boys and Girls sizes 10-16, New socks - all sizes except infant, New underwear Boys and Girls sizes 4T-16, Baby Food, Formula Gentle, Soothe, or soy varieties, Large toddler bibs. God Bless you for your support of those who need our help! Anyone interested in playing underhand Dartball? Join us on Wednesday nights at 7:30pm. Please contact Mark Kalawa, (262) Thank you to all who helped with or supported our September rummage sale. We raised over $860, donated some leftover items to other non-profits, and saved a few things for our parish rummage sale in March. DON T FORGET Please pick up your name badges on the counter in the Gathering Space. There are many badges that have been printed but not picked up yet and it would be great for those families to make use of them. Thank you.

4 L ITURGICAL R OLES November 4 & 5 -- Ministers of Hospitality 4:30 Carol Knuth, Thomas Montag, 4 volunteers needed 8:00 Allen Goetz, Peter Jafuta, Bryan Johnson, Kelly Meyer, Bob Munnagle, Michael Perinovic 10:30 Carol Hennessy, Carol Joy, Kurtis Krause, Jordan Levells, Jason & Michael Schroeder Eucharistic Ministers -- 4:30 Steve Cosentino, Debra Davidoski, Mary Heck, Jean Jankowski, Mary Kieckbusch, John Lippert, volunteer needed 8:00 Sandra Buettner, Jann Kalawa, John Koehn, Greg Nagel, Ken & Rita Paukner, Judy Stathus 10:30 Mary George, D. J. Hennessy, Debra Jankowski, Connie Loomis, Leah Richmond, Nancy Schroeder, Tina Vriesman Lectors Sacristans 4:30 Beth Morton, Sr. Marge Maher 4:30 Laurie Moser 8:00 Pam Volk, Jerry Mislang 8:00 Mark Kalawa 10:30 Michael Unger, Sylvia Hedin 10:30 Mike George Servers -- 4:30 Kaleigh Bartley, 2 volunteers needed 8:00 Elias, Isaac, & Logan Nagel 10:30 Miles Hilliard, Emma Lijewski, Clare Vang Make a Gift to St. Anthony from your IRA by December 31, 2017 Thanks to IRA legislation, you can have an immediate impact on St. Anthony Parish by making a gift from your IRA to the parish by December 31. October/November Event Calendar 31 Tuesday Adoration of Blessed Sacrament St. Joseph s Chapel 9am-7pm 1 Wednesday - All Saints Day Masses (Holy Day) 8am & 7pm Dartball Reichling Hall 6:30-10:30pm 2 Thursday - All Souls Day Mass 8am 8:00 Choir Rehearsal Church 7-8:30pm Gospel Written By Mark S. G. CFC Library 7-8:30pm 3 Friday - Fish Fry Carry-Out Only Reichling Hall 4-7pm 4 Saturday - Hospitality Weekend At All Masses 5 Sunday - Hospitality Weekend At All Masses RE Classes - Good Shepherd, Grade School & High School Welcome Mass Church 10:30am Monday, October 30 8:00 Special Intention For The Jacques Family Tuesday, October 31 8:00 + Deacon Bob Wodushek Wednesday, November 1 8:00 + Margaret Brill 7PM ++ Loretta & Ernest Kurszewski Thursday, November 2 8:00 ++ Brenda & Gary Kurszewski Friday, November 3 8:00 + Bernard Hartert Saturday, November 4 4:30 + Deacon Bob Wodushek Sunday, November 5 8:00 + The D Amato Family 10:30 St. Anthony Parishioners To Qualify for Benefits: > You must be 70 1/2 or older at the time of your gift. > The transfer can be mailed from your IRA plan administrator to St. Anthony. > You can give up to $100,000 by December 31, > Counts towards your required minimum distribution. A direct transfer of IRA funds may offer relief on your 2017 income tax by reducing your adjusted gross income and amount of Social Security benefits subject to taxation. Ask your financial advisor how these ideas could work for you. To learn how a gift from your IRA may benefit you and St. Anthony, call St. Anthony Director of Administrative Services, Deb Hyde at (262) , Ext. 16. READINGS FOR WEEK OF October 29 Sunday: Ex 22:20-26/1 Thes 1:5c-10/Mt 22:34-40 Monday: Rom 8:12-17/Lk 13:10-17 Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25/Lk 13:18-21 Wednesday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/1 Jn 3:1-3/Mt 5:1-12a Thursday: Wis 3:1-9/Rom 5:5-11 or Rom 6:3-9/Jn 6:37-40 Friday: Rom 9:1-5/Lk 14:1-6 Saturday: Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29/Lk 14:1, 7-11 Next Sunday: Mal 1:14b 2:2b, 8-10/1 Thes 2:7b-9, 13/ Mt 23:1-12 Prayer Chain please pray for Mary B. For prayer requests, contact Theresa Peavler (414) or Pat Wolnik (262) Quieting Area Does your child need a place to calm down during Mass? The Stewardship Committee has addressed this need by setting aside an area in the Gathering Space with a rug, chairs, and a bookcase with children s religious books and stories for this purpose. Sit on the carpet, enjoy reading a book to your child, and then return to Mass. Enjoy sharing your faith with your child. Wanted: donations of gently used children s religious books for our bookcase. All donations can be placed on top of the bookcase.

5 Saturday, November 11 St. Mary Parish 9am-3pm Featuring jewelry, clothing, kitchen accessories for the home chef, arts and crafts, gourmet specialty foods, and many unique items from more than 70 local vendors! Shoppers in attendance will receive a drink of their choice (coffee, soda, or beer), and 6 chances to win raffle drawings. A variety of food items, desserts, and beverages will be available for purchase. Advance tickets are $7 or $10 at the door (kids 12 and under free). Purchase tickets online at or at the St. Mary Parish Office. Questions? Call (262) St. Anthony Fish Fry Friday, November pm Reichling Hall Carry-Out Only News about the young people in our parish like upcoming events they might be in, plays they might be acting in, awards, honors, clubs, sport tournaments, educational accolades they have received, etc. We want to make sure our parish s young children, high schoolers, and college students get recognized for activities they take part in and promote events when we can. Please forward these, as well as pictures of any events you might have, to Mary in the parish office. The reward is to continue to see what our great parish young people are involved in...