Faith Formation Office: Sabrina (Coordinator) : Cathy (Assistant)

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1 Faith Formation Office: Sabrina (Coordinator) : sabrinae@centurytel.net Cathy (Assistant) cathyc@centurytel.net Absentee Mailbox:

2 Table of Contents Program Intro 3 Parent Responsibilities 4 Catechists/Leaders 4 Safe Environment 4 Special Needs 4 Child Care 4 Preschool 5 Elementary 5 Calendar 5 Policies and Procedures 6 Sacraments Baptism 7 First Reconciliation 7 First Communion 7 Confirmation 7 Middle and High School 8 Policies and Procedures 8 Calendar 9 Scope and Sequence Kindergarten 11 Elementary 12,13 Middle School 14 Freshman 14 Sophomore 15 Confirmation 15 Catechists 16 Faith Group Leaders 17 St. Mary Staff 18 2

3 Fr. Dave Timmerman is the new pastor of St. Mary, Milton where he lives up the hill with his golden retriever named Lilly. Fr. Dave is also a movie critic, loves to travel and his favorite animal is a moose. This summer, St. Mary and St. Joseph (Edgerton) churches became linked by Bishop Morlino...which means that we are two parishes who share a priest. Fr. Dave s office hours at St. Mary are on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. New to the parish? Ways for your family to learn more about St. Mary Faith Formation... Schedule a visit. Contact the Faith Formation office at (608) or by at sabrinae@centurytel.net. Schedule a shadowing visit. This shadowing experience matches your child up with a current student who shows them around St. Mary during the course of an afternoon/evening session. Check out our parish website for programs, photos, commissions, retreat opportunities and more... Behind on Sacraments? No worries! All are welcome to join our faith formation programs...we will meet you right where you are and go from there. Contact Sabrina to develop a program that fits you and your family s needs. Children/ youth will be offered peer buddies to help your children along the way. Registration Families are asked to register online annually to update personal and Sacrament records. Paper copies are available upon request. New families who wish to become members of St. Mary are invited to contact Vicki, Parish Administrator, to set up an appointment. Tuition Program tuition payments may be paid in full or through partial payments using a parish payment plan. Statements are sent out quarterly. No child will be refused Faith Formation at St. Mary Parish due to inability to pay tuition at any given time. All you need to do is call Sabrina at Family Registered at St. Mary Family Not Registered at St. Mary $100 for one child $200 for one child $125 for more than one child $250 for more than one child Catechists/Youth Ministry Leaders/Office Aides: $50 for the family Note: Registered parishioners enrolling their children in the Sunday morning Preschool must be 4 years old by December 31. There is no tuition for the Preschool program. 3

4 Parent Responsibilities Sharing the Faith: You have the biggest and most challenging responsibility of sharing the Faith with your child every day. Remember the day of your child s baptism? Your intentions were pure...to raise your little one in the light of Christ. Bring your children to Mass and Faith Formation classes regularly and let the Holy Spirit guide you! We ask you to take time after each session to talk with your child about their gathering. Living the Faith: If you are unable to help in your child s class weekly, volunteer whenever you get the chance. We understand parents have busy work schedules, but if you have a day off or get home early one day, please come and join us. There is always a need for parent helpers in the classroom. You mean everything to them! Catechists/Leaders We are here to help YOU! St. Mary Catechists and Faith Group Leaders come from various backgrounds nurses, doctors, bankers, construction workers, law enforcement officers, lawyers, office workers, veterinarians, stay-at-home moms, college students, financial planners, sales people, realtors, municipal workers, business owners, computer whizzes, counselors, hair stylists and yes, even a few real teachers. Many are parents, but all love God and hope they can encourage the children and youth in their faith journeys. From middle school to retired persons...all are welcome to join us! Safe Environment Training Requirement Volunteers working with children/youth are required to attend a one-time training session called VIRTUS: Protecting God s Children. For the protection of the volunteers and children, a background check is also completed. A session is being offered at St. Mary in the Parish Center on Saturday, October 5 from 9:00 a.m. to NOON. Special Needs There is a growing need for volunteers to assist with a developing program for children with special needs. Some children are home-schooled while others attend regular classroom sessions. Often there is a need for one on one instruction and/or encouragement for just minutes. If you would be willing to join us in this special ministry, please contact Sabrina. Child Care Sunday 9:00 a.m.: Child Care is provided on alternating Sunday mornings during 9:00 a.m. Mass from October to April for infants, toddlers, preschool and kindergarten age children. The room is located in the Church Hall on the lower level. The session includes age-appropriate Bible stories and activities focusing on the Sunday Gospel with music, crafts, puppets, toys and plenty of room for infants and toddlers to explore. There is no fee for Child Care. Tuesday 4:00 p.m.: Would you love to volunteer, but still have little ones at home? Last year, we had four additional catechists who where able to help in their children s classrooms due to child care provided. Let us know if you can help by providing child care for other catechists children, alternating between being in the classroom and child care room. See elementary calendar for dates. Child Care Schedule for Sunday Mornings at 9:00 a.m. October 13/27 November 10/24 December 8 January 12/26 February 9/23 March 9/23 April 13/27 4

5 FAITH FORMATION PROGRAMS PRESCHOOL 1st & 3rd Sunday 9:00 a.m. Children are greeted with smiles, as well as colorful artistic and musical activities in Preschool! The Gospel Weekly (Pflaum) series is a lectionary-based program which focuses on the weekend Gospel. Each lesson is broken into three segments - Sharing Life Stories; Listening to the Gospel; Building Christian Community. On occasion, the catechist stops teaching so the children can listen to the sound of the kneelers and the singing congregation above their classroom - Kelli usually hears her dad. The children in turn, begin learning the parts of the Mass. There is no fee for preschool. Preschool children must be 4 years by December 31st. Attendance: Notify the Faith Formation office of your child s absence at and we would be happy to mail their lesson to your home. Drop-Off: The Preschool class meets in the Church Hall on the lower level of the church. Just drop off your child before 9:00 a.m. Mass and pick them up after Mass. They will be listening for the sound of the kneelers and the closing song! Cancellation of Classes: Families will be contacted by the Faith Formation Coordinator. Preschool Schedule for Sunday Mornings at 9:00 a.m. October 6 & 20 November 3 & 17 December 1 & 15 January 5 & 19 February 2 & 16 March 2 & 16 April 6 & 27 Christmas sing-a-long on December 15th after 9:00 a.m. Mass. ELEMENTARY (K-6) Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday 4:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 5:45 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Children arrive after school hungry for nourishment physically and spiritually! The lessons often begin before the children even arrive at St. Mary... on the bus or in the car... during outdoor free time. Once they choose their milk and enjoy a simple snack, the lessons continue...gathering around the prayer table studying the Word of God and the Traditions of our Faith...all classes coming together as a large group in song and prayer. The elementary textbook, Be My Disciples provides children a balanced approach to learn the faith through reading the text and living the Faith. A Christmas Reflection is performed by the children in December during class time. Our year -end session is celebrated with the traditional May Crowning for all Faith Formation elementary students, families and parishioners the first Wednesday in May. Elementary Class Schedule & Sacraments September 17/18; 24/25 October 1/2; 8/9; 15/16; 29/30 (No classes 22/23...In-Service Oct. 23) November 5/6; 12/13; 19/20 (No classes Thanksgiving week 26/27) December 3/4; 10/11 (Christmas programs); 17/18 (No classes Dec. 24/25/31) January 7/8; 14/15; 21/22; 28/29 (No classes January 1) February 4/5; 11/12; 18/19; 25/26 (No classes 25/26...In-Service Feb. 26) March 4/5; 11/12; 18/19; 25/26 First Reconciliation on March 8 at 9:00 a.m. April 1/2; 8/9; 22/23; 29/30 (No class April 15/16) May 10:30 a.m. First Communion May 6:00 p.m. May Crowning & ice cream 5 social

6 Policies and Procedures Absentee Mailbox: Parents notify the Faith Formation office of child absences by calling the absentee mailbox at Bus Transportation: Bus service is available to children attending Milton East, Milton West, Harmony and Northside Intermediate schools for the Tuesday 4:00 p.m. and Wednesday 4:00 p.m. sessions. Cancellation of Classes: St. Mary follows the Milton School District calendar. During months of inclement weather, staff will be in contact with the schools and bus company to determine whether or not classes will be cancelled. Parents will be notified thru their FlockNote account and the cancellation will also be posted on the homepage of our parish website Families with children from other school districts, please be especially aware. Child Drop-Off and Pick Up (K-6) Drop-Off: Drivers use St. Mary Street entrance following the orange cones to drop students off in front of the building. Children in grades 2-6 wait in the parking lot for pick-up. Pick Up for Kindergarten and 1st Grade: Parents are asked to park their car across the street or in the west or south parking lot and pick up their child from his/her classroom. If the child has an older sibling (2nd grade or older), he/she may accompany the kindergarten or 1st grade student to the main parking lot for pick up. Call if you need assistance. Christian Learning Environment: Maintaining order during sessions is very important for teens to grasp the fullness of concepts and lessons taught in this short period of time. Therefore, respectful Christian conduct is expected at all times toward everyone. Parents will be notified of behavioral concerns. Please note that cell phones and electronics must be turned off during class time. Early Dismissal: The coordinator must receive notification from a parent of a child s early release from class. If someone other than the child s parent will be picking them up, include that person s name and phone number in case of an emergency. Parents will be contacted regarding the whereabouts of missing children. FlockNote: St. Mary uses a communication tool called FlockNote to send you information regarding classes, meeting reminders, parish events, class cancellations, and more! You choose the method of communication or text. Illness or Injury: Parents will be contacted upon illness or injury of students during class. If a parent cannot be reached, the emergency contact person will be called. If neither parent nor emergency contact persons are located, staff will use their best judgment. Student Class Grade Placement: Students are normally placed in the classroom grades in which they attend in their formal education. Students retained/advanced in public schools may be retained/advanced in Faith Formation upon the request of the family. Emergency Evacuation/Shelters Fire/Evacuation: A plan of student evacuation in the event of an emergency is in place. Meet your children at the designated area; they will wait for you there. 6

7 SACRAMENTS Baptism The birth of a child is a joyous event in a family, when a new life is welcomed into the family. In baptism, a child is welcomed into God s family, the church, and the particular parish where the child is baptized. Preparation for the Sacrament of Baptism is required before the Sacrament is celebrated. Preparation consists of a meeting with the Pastoral Associate, during which the meaning of the sacrament is discussed, the faith-sharing responsibilities of the parents are highlighted, and the celebration of the sacrament is arranged. Parents must be registered members of St. Mary Parish, or provide a letter of permission from the pastor of their parish before the baptism can be celebrated here. Baptisms are celebrated on the First Sunday of each month at 1:00 p.m. The parish is in the process of developing a follow-up program which will provide parents with ideas and suggestions on how they can share their faith with their child even during those first few years of life. NEW First Reconciliation and First Communion Sacrament Prep If the candidate was baptized in a church other than Catholic, he/she will need to be formally received into the Church by the pastor. The Parents bring their child to Baptism and commit themselves to the responsibility to form their child in the practice of the Faith. The Family is the center of their child s Faith Life. The Family is where the love of God is lived, taught and celebrated. The demonstration of sorrow and forgiveness should be experienced within the family. The Parents are expected to bring their child to the weekend Liturgy, to worship God and experience the community of believers thru our Faith Formation programs. In the fall, 2nd grade families will be notified by the Faith Formation Coordinator of the process for the reception of these sacraments. Children will celebrate their First Reconciliation on Saturday, March 8, 2014 during a two-hour reflection morning for the parents and their children from 9:00-11:00 a.m. First Communions will be celebrated as a group on Sunday, May 4, 2014 during 10:30 a.m. Mass at St. Mary. *In order to meet the needs of all students in our Faith Formation program, individualized programs and/or instruction may be provided to students with exceptional needs. Confirmation The Family is the ongoing center for their son/daughter to learn to live the Faith. It NEW is the ongoing responsibility of the parent to see that their son/daughter participate in the weekend Eucharistic Liturgy. The Sacrament of Confirmation is celebrated in Junior year of high school. Confirmation Retreat is Sunday, September 22, 2013 from 8:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m. at St. Mary. Families will be notified of the Confirmation date when St. Mary is notified from the Bishop s office. After Confirmation... After youth receive the Sacrament of Confirmation, they continue to live and practice the Faith by replacing their gatherings with volunteer opportunities in the church. After being Confirmed, they can become Catechists; Faith Group Leaders; Lourdes Ministers (hospital visits); and more! 7

8 MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL (7-11) Middle School (7 8) High School (9 11) One Sunday per month 5:30 8:00 p.m. Varies by group Middle and high school youth gather once per month. Scripture, Prayer, Tradition, Liturgical Life, Morality and Apostolic Actions (service) are components of each gathering. Attendance at each class is important, especially as a DVD has been incorporated into the lessons and many Actions are included during gatherings. Curriculum 7th Grade: Encounter will prepare youth for in-depth Bible studies in high school. The series goes through the Old Testament and touches on the New Testament. 8th Grade: The Theology of the Body: Middle School Edition is a series which gets young teens thinking about God s plan for them. Freshman: Youth will study the Gospel of Matthew. Sophomore: In sophomore year, teens will study Acts and Revelation. Junior: The focus for Confirmation year is the T3 Teen Bible Timeline which covers both the Old and New Testaments. There s more...a Youth Mass, Reconciliation or special service is celebrated for all youth each month at 5:30 p.m. as part of the middle school gathering A variety of group Apostolic ACTIONS are scheduled for youth fulfill to their requirement of service hours toward Confirmation. Living the Faith is a crucial component of Youth Ministry...the Word of God comes alive to others thru our actions! Some of these Actions can also count toward earning high school Silver Cord hours. On the first Sunday in May, the final gathering of the year concludes with both middle and high school youth coming together for Mass, a meal, Scripture, reflection on the year, and the May Challenge. The Challenge includes contests amongst faith groups which include questions about the lessons covered throughout the year. Policies and Procedures Absence/Make up: Parents notify the Faith Formation office of youth absences at Parents will be contacted regarding the whereabouts of missing youth. Faith group gatherings are posted on the parish website under the Faith Formation tab. Cancellation of Classes: The cancellation of classes will be posted on the homepage of the parish website You will also be notified by your child s faith group leader and/or a FlockNote message.. Christian Learning Environment: Maintaining order during sessions is very important for teens to grasp the fullness of concepts and lessons taught in this short period of time. Therefore, respectful Christian conduct is expected at all times toward everyone. Parents will be notified of behavioral concerns. Please note that cell phones and electronics must be turned off during class time. Illness or Injury: Parents will be contacted upon illness or injury of students during class. If a parent cannot be reached, the emergency contact person will be called. If neither parents nor emergency contact persons are located, staff will use their best judgment. Student Class Grade Placement: Students are 8 placed in the classroom grades in which they attend in their formal education. Students retained/advanced in public schools may be retained/advanced in Faith Formation upon the request of the family.

9 Middle School Gatherings September 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Youth Mass October 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m.. Prayer Service November 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m.. 5:30 p.m. Youth Mass December 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m.. 5:30 p.m. Reconciliation January 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Prayer Service February 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Youth Mass March 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Reconciliation April 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Youth Mass May 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Youth Mass Freshman & Sophomore Gatherings at Saint Mary September 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. High school youth meet monthly in homes or church or other...in their faith groups and decide on their schedule as a group. May 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Confirmation Gatherings at Saint Mary September 8:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. (Confirmation Retreat) High school youth meet monthly in homes or church or other...in their faith groups and decide on their schedule as a group. May 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Youth Ministry Leader In-Services Youth Ministry Leaders attend a monthly in-service providing updates of upcoming events, Actions, current events for discussion in their faith groups. September 7:00 p.m. or September 10:00 a.m. October 7:00 p.m. or October 10:00 a.m. November 7:00 p.m. or November 10:00 a.m. December 7:00 p.m. or December 10:00 a.m. January 7:00 p.m. or January 10:00 a.m. February 7:00 p.m. or February 10:00 a.m. March 7:00 p.m. or March 10:00 a.m. April 7:00 p.m. or April 10:00 a.m. May 7:00 p.m. 9

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11 NEW Kindergarten Scope and Sequence Stories of God s Love Unit One: God Gave Us the World Chapter 1 God Created the World Chapter 2 We Care for Creation Chapter 3 God s Promise to Noah Chapter 4 We Share God s Love Unit Two: God Knows and Loves Us Chapter 5 Jesus Welcomes the Children Chapter 6 We Are Children of God Chapter 7 Jesus is the Good Shepherd Chapter 8 We Care for Others Unit Three: Jesus is God s Own Son Chapter 9 Jesus Lived in a Family Chapter 10 My Family is a Sign of God s Love Chapter 11 Jesus Teaches Us to Pray Chapter 12 We Pray Everyday Unit Four: God Gave Us Our Church Family Chapter 13 Jesus Has Many Friends Chapter 14 We Belong to the Catholic Church Chapter 15 Jesus Feeds Many People Chapter 16 We Thank God at Mass Unit Five: We Live as Friends of Jesus Chapter 17 Zacchaeus Listens to Jesus Chapter 18 We Listen to Jesus Chapter 19 The Good Neighbor Chapter 20 The Holy Spirit is our Helper Unit Six: We Celebrate Holy Days Part 1: Mary s Birthday, All Saints Day, Thanksgiving Day, St. Valentine s Day Part 2: Advent, Christmas, The Holy Family Part 3: Lent, Easter Part 4: Mary, Our Mother 11

12 Be My Disciples Scope and Sequence for Grades 1-6 Unit 1 We Believe: Part One Chapters The Bible God Loves Us God, Father, Creator Jesus, Son of God 2 The Bible We Know and Love God Holy Trinity God, Our Father 3 God Speaks to Us God the Creator Mary Trusted God Jesus, Son of God 4 God's Word to Us I Will Be Your God The Mystery of God God's Promise 5 Speak, Lord The Word of God The Holy Trinity Great is the Lord 6 The Gift of Faith The Word of God The Mystery of God God, Father and Creator Unit 2 We Believe: Part Two Chapters Mary, Mother of Jesus Jesus Shares God's Love Holy Spirit, Our Helper Church 2 Jesus, Son of God Jesus the Savior Holy Spirit Church 3 Jesus is Risen The Gift of the Holy Spirit The Church The Communion of Saints 4 The Son of God Death and Resurrection of Jesus Receive the Holy Spirit The People of God 5 Jesus Christ, Son of God The Paschal Mystery Many Gifts, One Spirit Thy Kingdom Come 6 Son of God, Son of Mary The Suffering Servant The Holy Spirit The Mystery of the Church Unit 3 We Worship: Part One Chapters Church Celebrates Jesus Signs of God's Love We Follow Jesus The Catholic Family 2 Celebrate God's Love Our Church Welcomes Us We Celebrate the Holy Spirit We Celebrate Forgiveness 3 A People of Prayer The Church Year Celebrating God's Love God's Healing Love 4 People of Prayer Celebrating God's Love Sharing in Christ's Life and Worship Responding to God's Call 5 Celebrating the Liturgy Joined to Christ We Celebrate the Holy Spirit One Bread, One Cup 6 Celebrating the Liturgy Baptism Confirmation Eucharist 12

13 Unit 4 We Worship: Part Two 6 Penance and Reconciliation Anointing of the Sick Holy Orders Matrimony Chapters We Pray We are Peacemakers We Go to Mass Jesus Shows God's Love 2 We Gather For Mass We Listen to God's Word We Give Thanks We Live as Disciples of Jesus 3 The Word of God The Bread of Life The Sacrament of Matrimony Called to Serve 4 Jesus Feeds Us Jesus Forgives Jesus Heals the Sick Signs of God's Love 5 Jesus Heals the Sinner Jesus Heals the Sick Holy Orders Matrimony Unit 5 We Believe: Part One Chapters The First Christians We Love God We Love Others We Live as a Community 2 In God's Image We Live as Children of God We Love God We Love Others 3 Happiness with God God's Laws of Love Love One Another The Great Commandment 4 Created in God's Image The Beatitudes Living a Holy Life Living God's Covenant 5 Called to Holiness Making Moral Decisions Living the Covenant The Beatitudes 6 Our Call to Holiness Making Moral Choices The Law of Love Ways of Happiness Unit 6 We Believe: Part Two Chapters Jesus and the Children We Are Children of God Jesus Teaches About Love The Our Father 2 We Make Choices We Can Choose Right From Wrong We Share in God's Life The Our Father 3 Witnesses of Faith The Creeds Living Our Faith Praying As He Did 4 Love God With All Your Heart Love Your Neighbor As Yourself Love One Another The Prayer of Disciples 5 Love of God Love of Neighbor Living a Just and Truthful Life Lord, Teach Us To Pray 6 Love of God Commandment of Love Love Of Neighbor The Summary of the Gospel 13

14 NEW 7th Grade MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL CURRICULUM Encounter September 15 Session 1: An Introduction to the Bible October 13 Session 2: Early World November 10 Session 3: Patriarchs Egypt & Exodus (Part 1) December 8 Session 4: Egypt & Exodus (Part 2) - Desert Wanderings - Conquest & Judges January 12 Session 5: Royal Kingdom Divided Kingdom February 9 Session 6: Exile - Return Maccabean Revolt March 9 Session 7: Messianic Fulfillment April 6 Session 8: The Church 8th Grade September 15 October 13 November 10 December 8 January 12 February 9 March 9 April 6 Theology of the Body for Middle School Session 1: Who Am I? Discovering My True Identity Session 2: Our Story: God s Plan, Human Sin, Jesus Love Session 3: Me, Myself and I: Body and Soul Session 4: How Should I Act? Session 5: Sex, Love, and Chastity Session 6: To Use or Not to Use? That is the Question: The Opposite of Love Session 7: Vocation: God s Call, My Response Session 8: Hope and Future: Daily Living Out the Language of the Body NEW Freshman September October November December January February March April The Gospel of Matthew: Thy Kingdom Come Session 1: The Royal Family Session 2: Arrows Pointing to the King Session 3: The King Comes of Age Session 4: Just An Average Day in the Kingdom Session 5: The Kingdom is at Hand Session 6: Who Will Enter the Kingdom? Session 7: The King s Earthly Banquet and Coronation Session 8: The Triumph of the King 14

15 NEW Sophomore Acts: The Keys and the Swords September Session 1: Acts Ch. 1 & 2 Do you believe that God is present and active in your life? October Session 2: Acts Ch. 3-8 What is the goal of your life? November Session 3: Acts Ch How does God speak to you? December Session 4: Acts Ch How far are you willing to go for God? Revelation: The Lion and the Lamb January Session 5: Revelation Ch. 1-5 Are you afraid of death? February Session 6: Revelation Ch What does God teach us about power? March Session 7: Revelation Ch Do you see the war going on in your life? April Session 8: Revelation Ch Do you believe that love lasts forever? NEW Junior September October November December January February March April T3: The Teen Timeline Session 1: An Introduction to the Bible Session 2: Early World Session 3: Patriarchs Session 4: Egypt and Exodus, Joshua, and Judges Session 5: The Kingdom of God United and Divided Session 6: The Exile, The Return and The Revolt Session 7: Jesus and the Gospels Messianic Fulfillment Session 8: The Early Church and the Church Today 15

16 Sunday Child Care Carol Weisbrod Lori Wagner Tuesday Child Care Sunday Preschool Christina Masters Donnel B & Megan & Sabrina Tuesday 4:00 p.m. Wednesday 4:00 p.m. Wednesday 5:45 p.m. Kdg Kasey Reed Marci Myers Nancy Heiman 1st Mary Denham Julie Miller Nancy Heiman Linda Sheppard 2nd Tina Keller Shannon Kligora Deb Coleman Emily Riesterer 3rd Michele Scherdin Clarence Lornson Deb Coleman Brittany Riesterer Jelaine Olsen Sarah Steed 4th Jessica Babcock Lisa Ryan Janine Birkhimer 5th Amy Mallon Lori Davis Katherine Owens Val Crofts Kate Vickerman 6th Jenny Lukas Kris Haldiman Kate Kolak 16 Dan Vickerman

17 7th Grade Mike Eckert Julia Quade Kris Kleisner Leanne Wecker Steve Quade Teresa Riesterer Sub: Michelle Peters Steve Wagner 8th Grade Kathleen Riesterer Kristin Jaecks Carmen Kneiert Lisa Hanauska Carrie Rogers Michele Scherdin Freshman Leslie Boe Barry Brandt Pam Outhouse Marci Brandt Steve Outhouse Sub: Scott Thomas Sophomore Marci Brandt Teresa Riesterer Jude Maurer Mary Ellen O Leary Barry Brandt Kris Kleisner Maggie Kennedy Confirmation Donna Curley Donnel Bartlett Janet Cassidy Steve Wagner Deb Cross Lisa McCue Sub: Pam Van Brocklin Mareeda McCarthy 17

18 S T. M A R Y S T A F F Fr. Dave Timmerman Pastor dtimmerman@centurytel.net Vicki Kersten Parish Business Administrator vlkersten@centurytel.net Sr. Carol Hanus Pastoral Associate srcarol@centurytel.net Sabrina Elsen Coordinator of Faith Formation sabrinae@centurytel.net Angie McNally Coordinator of Liturgy & Music amcnally@centurytel.net Cathy Crofts Faith Formation Administrative Assistant cathyc@centurytel.net For updates, events and other information on the Faith Formation programs throughout the year, visit the parish website at 18