Saint Anthony Catholic Church N74 W13604 Appleton Avenue, Menomonee Falls, WI (262) Fax #: (262)

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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 November 5, Thirty-First Sunday of Ordinary Time

2 Magnificat, a Ministry to Catholic Women Saturday, May 12 9am-12pm Cost $15 Hilton Garden Inn, W. Park Place, Milwaukee Join us as Colleen Willard shares her journey of a miraculous healing of an inoperable brain tumor through the presence of Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist. Call Terri, (262) or visit Knights of Columbus Council #4240 will be offering one $ scholarship to a student who will be attending a Catholic high school for the school year. Any interested student may pick up an application form and information from the parish office, or by contacting Harry Goetz, Dear St. Anthony Parishioners, Thank you for being someone who shares the light of God s love in so much that you do, and in so many special ways. Thank you for all the Easter Baskets. St. Vincent de Paul Church, Diane Nowacki and Helpers Parish Administrator, St. Anthony/St. Mary Parishes Rev. Msgr. Ross A. Shecterle (Ext. 11) Associate Pastor, St. Anthony/St. Mary Parishes Fr. Richard Wendell (Ext. 14), wendellr@archmil.org April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month Parents and guardians have the primary responsibility for protecting their children from all potential harm. The following are points to be aware of and looked into more closely. Know your kids school, including the people that teach and work there. If your child doesn t attend a Catholic school, does your school have a training program or policy in place dealing with sexual abuse? Keep your child s personal information personal - make sure children aren't sharing personal information on the internet. Once out there, it is hard to erase. Go to to see about deleting personal information already shared. Parents and guardians need to get involved in their children s activities in school, sports, etc., to know what they are doing and who is working with them. Be vigilant in seeing who is interacting with your children and where your children are spending their time. Go over the rules many times regarding staying away from strangers, reporting strange incidents immediately, being approached by someone, etc. Know the warning signs of abuse. Preventing Child Abuse Is Everyone s Responsibility It is every adult s moral responsibility to protect possible victims by reporting the suspected abuse or neglect to the responsible authorities. Sexual abuse of minors is a pervasive societal problem, and only concerted and sustained efforts by all adults in every segment of society can help to protect children and youth. To report suspected abuse of a minor, call your local authorities or Child Protective Services. For a complete list of topics and detailed information about Child Abuse Prevention, visit Resources/SafeEnvironmentBulletinAnnounc1.htm

3 The Human Concerns Committee Used Clothing Drive Through May 1st Bin in Gathering Space For large quantities, call Nancy Schroeder, (262) May God bless you for your generosity. Wedding Banns I1 Alex Ellis & Martha Tobin This is a nationwide franchise since Karl & Carol Ralian own the Northern Waukesha County branch. This group provides in-home private-duty services to seniors by active seniors: respite care, 24/7 care along with companionship, light housekeeping, meal prep, transportation and more. The providers are loving, caring, compassionate seniors who have the heart of a volunteer. These providers are paid, fully insured and bonded, no contract to sign and no advance billing. Visit or call (262) for a full list of services. Listen to Senior Talk on WISN 1130AM radio every other Saturday, 4-5pm. Senior Talk is an informative radio program that educates seniors and those who love them on services available in the community. Also, free of charge, use our online resources of information ranging from dementia to first-aid. Go to Family Learning Center and register at Mary Hampshire, a St. Mary parishioner, has been watering the Easter plants in church and will continue to do so until the season ends. Thank you, Mary, for generously giving of your time in keeping our church colorful with living flowers. St. James Senior Club Meeting Monday, May 7th 11:30am Meet in the Community Center (meetings are on the 2nd Monday of each month open to anyone 55 and older) We have a short business meeting at noon, lunch, a fun raffle, followed by members playing Bingo or cards until 4pm. Come join us! Make new friends; stay as long as you d like. Call Emelie, (262) , with any questions.

4 L ITURGICAL ROLES May 5 & 6 -- Ministers of Hospitality 4:30 Carol Knuth, Thomas Montag, 4 volunteers needed 8:00 Allen Goetz, Mitch Krajna, Bob Munnagle, Michael Perinovic, Robert Schneider, volunteer needed 10:30 Carol Hennessy, Brad, Kurtis, & Kyle Krause, Michael Schroeder, volunteer needed Eucharistic Ministers -- 4:30 Tom Berg, Nancy Bularz, Mary Heck, Jean Jankowski, Mary Kieckbusch, John Lippert, Alice Palank, Sharon Wetzel 8:00 Steve Cosentino, Michael Hau, John Koehn, Greg Nagel, Mary Olson, Ken & Rita Paukner, Judy Stathus 10:30 Gretchen Bjork, Sandra Buettner, Brenda & Mike Burrows, Jim David, Debra Jankowski, Nancy Schroeder, Tina Vriesman Lectors Sacristans 4:30 Kathy Clark-Werra, Sr. Marge Maher 4:30 Jodi Fox 8:00 Peter Lucas, John Esser 8:00 Mary Doman 10:30 John Hying, Connie De Bruin 10:30 Mike George Servers -- 4:30 Leila & Ryan Lu Maye, Jessica Miller 8:00 Elias, Isaac, & Logan Nagel 10:30 Aiden Rosenthal, Clare & Sean Vang Women of de Chantal Invite You to Join Them to Pray for Vocations at the Seminary Tuesday, May 15 9am and 7pm We are a group passionate about supporting vocations, families, and our own spirituality. We gather 3 times per year at the Seminary for Eucharistic Adoration, formation, benediction, and a light reception. On, May 15, Fr. Tom DeVries will lead the gathering. The sessions are the same at 9am or 7pm. Chose the time that works best for you and bring a friend! St. Francis de Sales Seminary, 3257 S. Lake Drive, St. Francis. RSVP to newheartnewspirit@sfs.edu or call (414) Limited childcare is available in the morning. All children must be registered in advance. 1 Tuesday - Eucharistic Adoration Chapel 9am-7pm Building & Grounds Mtg. CFC Library 6pm Prayer & Worship Mtg. CFC Dining Rm. 6:30pm St. Vincent de Paul Mtg. CFC Library 7pm Confirmation Mass Church 7pm Theology of the Body School Rm :30-9pm 2 Wednesday First Communion Dress Rehearsal Church 5:30-7pm 3 Thursday - 8:00 Choir Rehearsal Church 7-8:30pm 4 Friday - Fish Fry, Dine-In & Carry-Out Reichling Hall 4-7pm 5 Saturday - Hospitality Weekend at Mass 6 Sunday - First Communion Mass at 10:30am Hospitality Weekend at all Masses Monday, April 30 8:00 Margaret Radske Tuesday, May 1 8:00 The Martin Goodman Family 7PM Confirmation Mass Wednesday, May 2 8:00 The Christian Spesarth Family May Event Calendar Thursday, May 3 8:00 + Doris Ripple Friday, May 4 8:00 + Rose Tarman Saturday, May 5 4:30 + Robert Hoff Sunday, May 6 8:00 + Dexter Bodenbach 10:30 St. Anthony & St. Mary Parishioners The family of Bob Hedin would like to thank everyone who sent a memorial donation in Bob s name and also for the prayers while Bob was ill and the prayers and sympathy received upon his death. Congratulations Calendar Raffle Winners - Thank you for supporting St. Anthony Parish! READINGS FOR WEEK OF April 29 Sunday: Acts 9:26-31/1 Jn 3:18-24/Jn 15:1-8 Monday: Acts 14:5-18/Jn 14:21-26 Tuesday: Acts 14:19-28/Jn 14:27-31a Wednesday: Acts 15:1-6/Jn 15:1-8 Thursday: 1 Cor 15:1-8/Jn 14:6-14 Friday: Acts 15:22-31/Jn 15:12-17 Saturday: Acts 16:1-10/Jn 15:18-21 Sunday: Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/1 Jn 4:7-10/Jn 15:9-17 4/2 - Marie H. - $100 4/13 - Steve L. - $25 4/3 - James S. - $25 4/4 - Judy S. - $25 4/5 - Nicholas & Nancy K. - $25 4/6 - James A. - $25 4/9 - John M. - $25 4/10 - Carol J. - $25 4/11 - Jean M. - $25 4/12 - Greg & Denise W. - $25

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