305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250 Fredonia, WI 53021 (262) 692-9994 [email protected]divinesavior.weconnect.com 230 Butler St. Random Lake, WI 53075 (920) 994-4380 [email protected]ourladylakes.org Parish Membership: To receive the full benefits of our parish community, we invite you to register as parish members by contacting the Parish Office during office hours. Baptisms are celebrated on the third weekend of each month. Parents must attend a catechetical preparation class prior to baptism. Contact your Parish Office for information. Marriage: Either the Bride or Groom must be a registered member at one of our parishes. Contact your Parish Office at least six months prior to the wedding date. RCIA (Rites of Christian Initiation for Adults): If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about the process of becoming Catholic, contact Deb Hamm. Bulletin Announcements must be in writing and brought to the Parish Office or emailed to [email protected] before Noon on Monday. Mass Announcements must be in the Parish Office by Noon on Thursday to be included at that weekend’s Mass. Emergency Calls: Call your Parish Office. If you need emergency assistance when either office is closed, contact Deb Hamm at (262) 488-4542. Our Cluster School 305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250 Fredonia, WI 53021 (262) 692-2141 [email protected]divinesavior.weconnect.com/school October 1, 2017 Visitors at our chapels from other Catholic Parishes in Ozaukee and Sheboygan Counties are welcome to put their parish envelope in our collection and we will forward it to your home parish. Thank you for joining us in worship. For a complete list of contact numbers for our parish and school staff members, as well as lay parish leaders, Mass and Reconciliation times, please go to page 6.
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305 Fredonia Ave PO Box 250 Fredonia WI 53021
(262) 692-9994 divinesaviorarchmilorg
divinesaviorweconnectcom
230 Butler St Random Lake WI 53075
(920) 994-4380 ourladyrlparchmilorg
ourladylakesorg
Parish Membership To receive the full benefits of our parish community we invite you to register as parish members by contacting the Parish Office during office hours
Baptisms are celebrated on the third weekend of each month Parents must attend a catechetical preparation class prior to baptism Contact your Parish Office for information
Marriage Either the Bride or Groom must be a registered member at one of our parishes Contact your Parish Office at least six months prior to the wedding date
RCIA (Rites of Christian Initiation for Adults) If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about the process of becoming Catholic contact Deb Hamm
Bulletin Announcements must be in writing and brought to the Parish Office or emailed to rischsarchmilorg before Noon on Monday
Mass Announcements must be in the Parish Office by Noon on Thursday to be included at that weekendrsquos Mass
Emergency Calls Call your Parish Office If you need emergency assistance when either office is closed contact Deb Hamm at (262) 488-4542
Our Cluster School
305 Fredonia Ave PO Box 250 Fredonia WI 53021
(262) 692-2141 dscsofficedscsfredoniaorg
divinesaviorweconnectcomschool
October 1 2017
Visitors at our chapels from other Catholic Parishes in Ozaukee and Sheboygan Counties are welcome to put their parish envelope in our collection and we will forward it to your home parish Thank you for joining us in worship
For a complete list of contact numbers for our parish and school staff members as well as lay parish leaders Mass and
Reconciliation times please go to page 6
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
We pray for the improved health ofhellipMarguerite Buhler Gabbi Hicks Ashley Hill Rosemary Schwab Carol L Murphy Gene amp Kathy Glander Margaret Schneider Louise Janik Joseph amp David Moller Linda Russart Noyes Larry Willegal Charles Watry Noah Weyker George Ploof John Mondloch Martin Silver Francis Murphy Marge Miller Bernadette Mondloch Mike Bryant David Hilt Leo Fechter III Derek Arndt Mason Deppiesse Joanne LaFleche Margaret Medinger Arlene Mondloch Gene Brown Peter VandeBoom Laurene Klas Alfred Heon Cel Schueller Rosalie Feyereisen Rose Paulus Jim Schmitz Gerry Watry Nancy Risch Dave Balling Joanne Wiechers Margaret Buchholz Cathy Heimerman Bob Wenninger Pat Janik James Donner John Meke Robert Longrie Julie Blackmore Bernie Brey Don Deppiesse Joanne Herzberg Margaret Bemis Ann Piercefield Gerald Hubing Bob Sauer Jo Ann Geiser Harvey Wester Colton Kraus Bernice Wiskerchen Heidi Sprang Irmgard Buchel Lance Leider Lucille Gasper Terri Holcomb Alleman and all those undergoing medical treatments
If you wish to add the name of an immediate family member to our prayer list please contact either parish office Let us know if you no longer wish to be on the prayer list Thank you
MONDAY Oct 2 ndash The Holy Guardian Angels Zec 81-8 Mt 181-510 No Morning Mass
TUESDAY Oct 3 - Weekday Zec 820-23 Lk 951-56 800 am - Fredonia dagger Betty Jane Wollner
WEDNESDAY Oct 4 - Saint Francis of Assisi Neh 21-8 Lk 957-62 800 am - RL dagger Gilbert Miller dagger Extended Jacoby Family dagger Rosamond amp Roland Kees
THURSDAY Oct 5 ndash Weekday Neh 81-4a5-67b-12 Lk 101-12 800 am - LC dagger Norbert Hubingdagger Mike Del Ponte
FRIDAY Oct 6 - Weekday Bar 115-22 Lk 1013-16 800 am - Fredonia - Communion Service
SATURDAY Oct 7 ndash 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 51-7 Phil 46-9 Mt 2133-43 100 pm - Wedding - Dacada - FelskeLapinksi 430 pm ndash HC dagger Joan Hughes dagger Gary Jentges dagger Bill Buchholz
SUNDAY Oct 8 ndash 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 51-7 Phil 46-9 Mt 2133-43 815 am ndash RL dagger Coletta Schmitt dagger Richard Birenbaum daggerArnold Depies 1000 am ndash HC dagger Deceased Members of the Emmer amp Strauss Families dagger Roy Keller dagger Donna Bichler
PRAYERS REQUESTED
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Banns III - Levi Felske amp Jeanette Lapinski
Banns II - Maximilan Laumann amp Shawna Plier We pray for the Eternal Joy of Rayford Styles Please keep his family in your prayers Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord and may perpetual light shine upon him Rosary in October Sundays at 750 am - RL 100 pm - Dacada
Wednesdays at 700 pm - Little Kohler Friday October 6 - Please join us in Fredonia for the 800 am Communion Service with Adoration to follow
SACRAMENTSPRAYERSNOTICES
SAINTLY FOOD FOR THOUGHT
St Therese of Lisieux Feast Day Oct 1
ldquoEach small task of everyday life is part of the total harmony of the universerdquo
Life is not always full of excitement and many times we may feel as though our day-to-day actions really donrsquot matter We may be a banker counting out cash for a client a nurse tending to a nursing home resident a garbage man emptying numerous barrels of trash the list goes on Sometimes our daily life can become monotonous and seem worthless To God who sees the interconnectedness of the universe our actions no matter how small have a part to play in the harmony of the universe No matter how trivial they may seem our actions determine how the universe is at any given moment and cannot be taken back The accumulation of many different actions made by many different creatures constitutes history In turn history often influences the decisions we make in the present and the future For example we may decide to take a different route to work and later hear that there was a bad accident that occurred on our normal route or that compliment we gave a stranger may have just made his or her day We have no idea the ripple effect our actions may create Thus let us try our best to act out of love in every instance St Therese was a saint of simplicity and always made an effort to act out of love and simplicity even in the most trivial of actions If you would like to learn more about her life please visit wwwewtncomsaintsholysaintsTstthereseoflisieuxasp Amanda Gronemeyer OLL Outreach Coordinator
OLL FALL FESTIVAL Sunday Oct 1hellipserving home baked ham from 930 am to 200 pm- dine in or take out Good food bake sale craft fair games raffles etc There will be a Meat Raffle We hope to see you there
OLL HAM DINNER amp FALL FESTIVAL
The Lake Church Book Study group will begin discussing a new book A Hole in the Gospel at 900 am on Thursday Oct 17 at Pat Useldingrsquos house Allow yourself to be challenged by Richard Stearns leader of World Vision Inc ldquoIs our faith just about going to church studying the Bible and avoiding the most serious sins―or does God expect more Have we embraced the whole gospel or a gospel with a hole in it Ten years ago Rich Stearns came face-to-face with that question as he sat in a mud hut in Rakai Uganda listening to the heartbreaking story of an orphaned child Stearnsrsquo journey there took much more than a long flight to Africa It took answering Godrsquos call on his life a call that tore him out of his corner office at one of Americarsquos most prestigious corporations - to walk with the poorest of the poor in our world The Hole in Our Gospel is the compelling true story of a corporate CEO who set aside worldly success for something far more significant and discovered the full power of the gospel of Jesus Christ to change his own life He uses his journey to demonstrate how the gospel―the whole gospel―was always meant to be a world changing social revolution a revolution that begins with usrdquo (from Amazoncom) If you cannot join the group you can purchase a book and read it at home Please contact Deb Hamm to order a book at just $10
Human Concerns Meeting - Monday Oct 2 630 pm in the Parish Center
Anyone interested in volunteering at Divine Savior School or working with any of the parish youth will need to attend a Safe Environment class through the Archdiocese Divine Savior School will be hosting one on Monday Oct 9 at 630 pm in the school basement If interested in attending please contact Terri Riesselmann in the parish office for registration information You must be preregistered in order to attend
The next Christian Ladies meeting will be help Tuesday October 10 at the Belgium Legion Hall The meeting will begin at 700 pm One of the students who went on the Mission Trip will attend to share the experience A business meeting followed with refreshments will conclude the evening All women are welcome to attend
DIVINE SAVIOR PARISH
PAGE 3
Hello Fall October has traditionally been a busy month at DSCS and this year is no different To kick off the new month we will be highlighting the Divine Savior Catholic School theme Attitude of Gratitude
During September we were grateful for all the Possibilities that God offers us This month we will focus on being grateful for the help God gives us to use Perseverance in our lives October also brings us our biggest fundraiser of the year Our Dinner Auction will take place on Sat Oct 14 Please consider joining the DSCS school family for an evening of fun fellowship and fundraising Be sure to stop downstairs next Sunday for Second Sunday Donuts with DSCS
Yours in Faith Lynn Sauer
DIVINE SAVIOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS
MISSION TRIP 2018
Mission Trip Youth are selling Seven Hills Candles and Boston Store Coupon Booklets again They are also available for sale in the OLL Parish Office The coupon booklets are used for Boston Storersquos Community Day Sales which run from November 8-11
We are less than a month away from DSCS Dinner Auction Fundraiser How can you help make this a successful fundraising event
Attend the Auction Please consider coming to a fun- filled night that supports your childrsquos education Invite your friends and family and turn your invite in at the office ASAP To date we received 40 reservations Our goal is to match or beat last yearrsquos attendance of 217 people Returning your reservations helps the catererauction committee plan accordingly Deadline for invites was Sept 29
Sell your raffle tickets Please sell your raffle tickets to all your family friends co-workers neighbors You do not need to be present to win the raffle ndash so sell to your grandparentsfriends who may not be able to support DSCS that night To date we have 200 tickets returned for the big raffle This raffle is a big reason the auction does so well Last year we made approximately $7000 profit on the raffle If you need more raffle tickets they are in the office
Donate to our Silent Live Auction Does your company donate or match fundraisers events Are you crafty Do you like to cook Please consider donating a gift card service or homemade item if you are able Starting a new business ndash We will recognize your donations in our program and Facebook site so it may help advertise your business Extra donation request sheets are in the office if needed All our donated items make a profit at our auction for our school
Feel free to contact Laurie Dybul at 262-483-3625 if you have questions
DINNER AUCTION NEWS
HOMEBOUND VISITS
Would you be interested in making friendly visits to some of the homebound parishioners in our parishes If so please contact Deb Hamm You can decide how many folks yoursquod like to visit and how often
PAGE 4
Family Program - On October 8 Mr Joe Meyer an environmental science and ecology teacher from Marquette University High School will be speaking about his non-profit ldquoThe Laudato Si Projectrdquo and sharing with us some uplifting stories and suggestions of parish-widecommunity projects we can do as we answer Pope Francisrsquo call to care for our common home Please consider joining us after Mass on October 8
Wednesday CRE class on October 4 - Grades 5-10 should be in the church by 600 pm for the inspiring story of Serve 2 Unite The class will run until 800 pm Grades 1-4 will have class at the usual time 615-745 pm and we will meet in the Community Room for our Opening Prayer before class
Quilting and Crafting - Oct 5 at 600 pm Thank you to all the ladies who have donated materials andor have put so much effort into making quilts pillow cases Christmas tree skirts and other wares for the Ham Dinner and natural disaster victims We have already sent out 18 quilts and close to two dozen pillow cases to those suffering from natural disasters and hope to send out more this fall Please consider joining us as we continue to quilt for charity We are still in need of new or slightly used flannel sheets to back our quilts If you have any quilt specific questions please contact Bonnie Steffen at 920-994-9402
First Reconciliation Workshop - Monday October 16 at OLL from 630-800 pm Student and a parent must attend Wersquoll meet in the Parish Center Community Room
Ladies Night Out October 19 from 600-900 pm in the Parish Center Ladies are you looking for a fun evening to spend with your girlfriends Look no further To start there will be some time to socialize over cheese amp wine Afterwards Lynn Palmer will guide us as we use our creativity to paint wood signs for ourselves or to give as gifts The cost will be $25 payable that evening Aside from the cost of materials proceeds will benefit the Random Lake Chapel Renovation Fund Space is limited to 25 ladies ages 21 years and up If you are interested in joining us donrsquot hesitate Please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg with your choice of an 18rdquox24rdquo or a 10rdquox4rsquo wood sign
Lifelong Faith Formation Committee - Our next meeting is on Thursday October 26 from 630ndash800 pm in the Parish Center Everyone who has an interest in child youth or adult faith formation is encouraged to attend
Hunger Walk - Oct 29 Registration at noon and walk to follow at 1230 pm Please consider picking up a Hunger Walk flyer at the Parish Office if you do not already have one Donations will benefit the Random Lake Area Interfaith Food Pantry and the Full Shelf Food Pantry in West Bend
Outdoor Christmas Hanging Baskets - OLL is selling outdoor Christmas Hanging Baskets as a fundraiser for the RL Chapel Renovation Fund Please drop off your order forms in the parish office by Sunday October 29
Scriptures Ez 1825-28 Phil 21-11 Matt 2128-32 Today we hear the hymn in Philippians about Christ
Jesus emptying himself of his divinity to become our Savior How appropriate that we read this Scripture passage as we begin the month that we remind ourselves in a special way of the dignity of all human life During October we celebrate Right to Life month and we are reminded that Jesus calls us to love each other with agape lovehellipa love that mirrors the incredible love of Christ Jesushellipa love that puts God and othersrsquo needs first in our lifehelliphellipa love that calls us to protect all human life (from conception to natural death)hellipa love that reminds us not to judge othershellipa love that ndash lived well ndash helps others discover Christ in their lives in poignant tangible ways
This passage also reminds me of a retreat Mass I once attended After the consecration the priest held up the Eucharist and said ldquoSee who you are Become what you eatrdquo That was a powerful statement If we could all remember that we are all called to behellipand becomehellipthe Body of Christ what a difference our parishes communities and world would be
Todayrsquos second reading also reminds me that we are called to imitate Christrsquos love and humility in every relationship we have That is definitely easier said than done It seems an impossible task to completely duplicate Christ in this manner but I am reminded that if I can continue to move ever closer to that kind of agape love all my relationships will be stronger and I will be a better human being and a much more genuine disciple of Christ If we could all live our lives filled with agape love we wouldnrsquot need to celebrate a Right to Life month to remind ourselves and others of the dignity of all human life Our lives would be shining examples of that reality
This is Christrsquos call to all of us to love others with deep agape love to make God and other people priorities in our lives to be generous with our forgiveness to humble ourselves to love others deeply enough that we risk great painhellipeven to the point of death That is quite a call for us to live into realityhellipand we need the support of one another to have any chance of succeeding This October let us commit ourselves anew to recognize the dignity of every human life from the unborn babies uncertain of their own birth to the frail elderly near the end of their human lives and everyone in between
Deb Hamm Pastoral Associate
OUR LADY OF THE LAKES
October is the Right to Life month During this month we especially take the time to recognize the dignity of the human person from conception to natural death During Masses on Sept 30 and Oct 1 we will be handing out baby bottles Please take a bottle for your family and fill the bottle with loose change during the month of October Proceeds will go to benefit the Womenrsquos Support Center of Milwaukee which helps many at risk pregnant moms For more information on their services please visit wwwwscmilorg
BABY BOTTLE FUNDRAISER
PAGE 5
CLUSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Sunday October 1
800-930 am - DS Rel Ed - DSCS
930 am - 200 pm - OLL Ham Dinner
1200-200 pm - 4H - HC
Monday October 2
630 pm - DS Human Concerns Mtg - DSCS
630 pm - OLL Prayer amp Worship Mtg
Wednesday October 4
600 am - TMIY
1130 am - Rosary amp Communion - Gables
1200 pm - Offices closed for Staff Mtg
600 pm - DSCS Dinner Auction Mtg
600-800 pm - Serve 2 Unite - OLL RL Chapel
615-745 pm - OLL Religious Ed
Thursday October 5
600 pm - Quilting - OLL PC
Friday October 6
800 am - First Friday Communion Service and Adoration - St Rose Fredonia
Sunday October 8
OLL Family Program
1100 am - Second Sunday Donuts - HC
The OLL Human Concerns is collecting rice mixes sugar peanut butter and dish soap for the RL Interfaith Food Pantry Drop off items in the back of the RL Chapel
Items needed this week for the Port Washington Food Pantry are cereal chili beans Suddenly Salad gravy amp broths canned chicken soup ndash Healthy Choice Jell-O toilet paper coffee laundry soap and dish soap
CLUSTER HUMAN CONCERNS
Our next movie is The Boy with the Striped Pajamas on Tues Oct 10 at 600 pm in the Community Room at OLL Based on the best-selling novel by John Boyne this movie is powerful and moving beyond words Bored and restless in his new home Bruno an innocent and naiumlve eight-year-old ignores his mother and sets off on an adventure in the woods Soon he meets a young boy and a surprising friendship develops Set during World War II this remarkable and inspiring story about the power of the human spirit will capture your heart and engage your mind (from movie jacket) PG-13 94 minutes Bring your own snacks
MOVIES WITH MEANING
The annual Archdiocesan Jubilee Celebration is Sat Oct 7 beginning at 1000 am at St Joseph Parish S89W22650 Milwaukee Ave Big Bend This Mass honors those married in 1992 or 1967 celebrating their 25th (silver) or 50th (golden) wedding anniversaries Couples married over 50 years are also welcome to attend this celebration A reception will follow the Liturgy Cost is $4000 per couple and includes a commemorative certificate and a professional photo For more information please call 414-758-2201 Registration is required
JUBILEE CELEBRATION
LAST SUPPER WALL HANGINGS
Two Last Supper wall hangings were found at St Nicholas Cemetery Dacada leaning against a tree If they are yours please contact the OLL Parish Office
MASS OF HOPE AND HEALING
Please join us for a special Mass of Hope and Healing for parents grandparents siblings relatives and friends who have suffered the loss of a child during pregnancy (including miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy) still birth or newborninfantyoung child Mass of Hope and Healing Tues Oct 24 at 700 pm at Cathedral of St John the Evangelist 812 N Jackson St Milwaukee During the Mass the names of the children we have lost will be read aloud and added to the Book of Remembrance If you would like your childrsquos name to be included please call Rich Harter at 414-758-2215 or harterrarchmilorg For more info visit the Marriage amp Family Life website at httpwwwjohnpaul2centerorgFamilyLife
Join us for a timely presentation by Serve 2 Unite on Wed Oct 4 from 600-800 pm at Our Lady of the Lakes (in the chapel) In the wake of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin shooting on August 5 2012 Serve 2 Unite emerged in a spirit of defiance The hate behind the murders was met with an ongoing practice of fearless creative compassion Rooted in the principles of service to others and relentless optimism in the face of adversity Serve 2 Unite today engages young people of all backgrounds to value humanity and the aspiration of living a genuine honest life as a peacemaker In light of recent events in our country surrounding race and white supremacy their message is sorely needed Come and learn more about how each one of us can be an agent of change Free will offering accepted
Pardeep Kalekarsquos father Satwant Singh Kaleka was the president of the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek and was one of the six Sikh members killed on Aug 5 2012 by a white supremacist member of the Hammerskin Nation Kaleka is dedicated to overcoming trauma and hatred by serving others even those with whom he disagrees
Arno Michaelis is a former member of the Hammerskin Nation Michaelis had left the organization in the mid-90s He wanted to provide a better life for his daughter without the violence and hatred of his former life He is the author of the book My Life After Hate and strives to live a life of peace forgiveness and tolerance
Together Pardeep and Arno have given numerous talks throughout the Milwaukee area on such common spiritual themes of kindness compassion oneness and forgiveness along with the importance of service to others
SERVE 2 UNITE
NCYC 2017 Parents amp Youth Meeting - The archdiocesan meeting for all youth attending the National Catholic Youth Conference in November and their parents is Thursday Oct 12 at the Cousins Center in St Francis starting at 700 pm Our cluster is sending 4 youth and 1 adult Thank you for your continued prayers for our pilgrimage
NCYC
CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday - 430 pm at Holy Cross Chapel Sunday - 815 am at OLL - RL Sunday - 1000 am at Holy Cross Chapel Monday - No Mass Tuesday- 800 am at St Rose Chapel Wednesday - 800 am at OLL - RL Thursday- 800 am at St Maryrsquos Chapel LC Friday - Rotating Communion Service 1st Friday - Fredonia 2nd Friday - Random Lake 3rd 4th amp 5th Friday - none
Confession Times - First Saturday of the month at Holy Cross Chapel from 345-415 pm or by contacting Fr Todd
Cluster Pastoral Staff
Pastor Rev Todd Budde (920) 994-4380 or (262) 692-9994 buddetarchmilorg
The mission of Divine Savior Parish is to use all the means God has given us to be a life-giving example of Christrsquos love in our
community and beyond In cooperation with the global Catholic Church and the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee we accomplish this through prayer frequent celebration
of the Sacraments especially the Eucharist study and sharing of our faith
service to all and by providing our children with Catholic roots deeply embedded in
faith in God
The mission of Divine Savior Catholic School is to provide an environment for
children to excel personally academically and spiritually Together we share in the
mission of Divine Savior Parish to foster a faith-filled community where Catholic
values are learned through prayer service and love Our goal is to use these values
to develop lifelong learners and compassionate leaders
The mission of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Congregation is to be a life-giving sign of Christrsquos love justice and peace in our area of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee through the celebration of the sacraments
especially the Eucharist community prayer spiritual reflection and a commitment of
service to Godrsquos people
Divine Savior Finance Council
Chair Don Hamm
Members Bob Lallensack Lori Paulus Nick Quinn Art Ternes Kim Thiele Bob Timmer
Divine Savior Pastoral Council
Trustees Bob Lallensack (262) 692-2216 Lori Paulus (262) 692-2743
Chair Madonne Rauch
Members Bob Bichler Joyce Buechler Lisa Ehaney Cindy Preisler Nick Quinn Jennifer Thill Bob Timmer Joanne Wagner
Our Lady of the Lakes Finance Council
Chair Bill Jensen
Members Katie Bichler Gary Feider Chad Keller Rich Schwab Wayne VanderVelden Andy Walsh
OLL Pastoral Council
Trustees Gary Feider Chad Keller
Chair Karen McCabe
Members Jennifer Delwiche Laura Feider Leon Jacoby Bill Jensen Jennifer Leider Bonnie Neumann Rich Schwab Antonette Zellmer
Please notify your parish office when you or a member of your family has a change of address wishes to receive Holy Communion at home needs the Anointing of the Sick or is admitted to a hospital
You can access the bulletin online Go to the Divine Savior website at httpdivinesaviorweconnectcom and click on Publications on the top right hand side and you can view prior bulletins You can also click on the bulletin link on the Our Lady of the Lakes website ourladylakesorg
To have our bulletins emailed to you each week go to parishesonlinecom and type in your parish name and city That will take you to a site that has recent bulletins Scroll down to recent publications Click on the ldquosubscriberdquo button and enter your email and name Each week you will receive an email when the bulletin is ready
Sheboyganrsquos Catholic Underground - Oct 2 at 630 pm Attention all young adults After an eventful summer we will be starting up our regular meetings on the first and third Monday of the month As always we will have a complimentary dinner and a theme for the night followed by a discussion and time to meet other young adults Please consider joining us Our normal meeting place is at The Lodge at Blessed Trinity in Sheboygan Falls (327 Giddings Ave) If you would like to join us please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Women of Christ Conference - Nov 4 Whether you are a seasoned par ticipant or have never attended a Women of Christ Conference this yearrsquos lineup has much to offer There will be Mass adoration Reconciliation and other opportunities to grow in your faith as well as several notable speakers including Bible scholar Jeff Cavins For more information please visit httpswomenofchristnet For ladies from OLL please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg for those at Divine Savior please contact Julie Carufel at juliecarufelwirrcom so we can begin to form a group to get the reduced group rate
Save the date - Encounter Young Adult Conference - Nov 11 Are you a young adult looking for an enr iching but fun event to attend with your friends If so the Encounter Conference has you covered There will be opportunities to grow in your faith through Mass and Adoration as well as many speakers to help you be the young adult God intended you to be For more information on the conference visit httpssteubenvilleconferencescomyoung-adult and be sure to click on the Milwaukee section If this is something you would be interested in attending please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or email at gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Advocates of Ozaukee County - Keep all documentation of threatening behavior (ie text messages emails etc) in a safe place Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free 1-877-375-4034
Texas Roadhouse offers a Sunday Church program which donates 10 of your total food purchase to the church of your choice Simply present a copy of the weekly church bulletin to your server at Texas Roadhouse and they will send us a check that month with their donation Thank you
Our Elderly Neighbors Need You - Imagine being elder ly isolated and unable to dr ive Your children donrsquot live nearby and your friends are in similar situations These local seniors need an occasional ride to the doctor grocery store pharmacy etc Can you spare an hour once a month to help so they can remain living in their own home If so contact Ozaukee Family Services at 262-376-7774 or visit wwwOzaukeeFamilyServicesorg
PAGE 7
MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK
We pray for the improved health ofhellipMarguerite Buhler Gabbi Hicks Ashley Hill Rosemary Schwab Carol L Murphy Gene amp Kathy Glander Margaret Schneider Louise Janik Joseph amp David Moller Linda Russart Noyes Larry Willegal Charles Watry Noah Weyker George Ploof John Mondloch Martin Silver Francis Murphy Marge Miller Bernadette Mondloch Mike Bryant David Hilt Leo Fechter III Derek Arndt Mason Deppiesse Joanne LaFleche Margaret Medinger Arlene Mondloch Gene Brown Peter VandeBoom Laurene Klas Alfred Heon Cel Schueller Rosalie Feyereisen Rose Paulus Jim Schmitz Gerry Watry Nancy Risch Dave Balling Joanne Wiechers Margaret Buchholz Cathy Heimerman Bob Wenninger Pat Janik James Donner John Meke Robert Longrie Julie Blackmore Bernie Brey Don Deppiesse Joanne Herzberg Margaret Bemis Ann Piercefield Gerald Hubing Bob Sauer Jo Ann Geiser Harvey Wester Colton Kraus Bernice Wiskerchen Heidi Sprang Irmgard Buchel Lance Leider Lucille Gasper Terri Holcomb Alleman and all those undergoing medical treatments
If you wish to add the name of an immediate family member to our prayer list please contact either parish office Let us know if you no longer wish to be on the prayer list Thank you
MONDAY Oct 2 ndash The Holy Guardian Angels Zec 81-8 Mt 181-510 No Morning Mass
TUESDAY Oct 3 - Weekday Zec 820-23 Lk 951-56 800 am - Fredonia dagger Betty Jane Wollner
WEDNESDAY Oct 4 - Saint Francis of Assisi Neh 21-8 Lk 957-62 800 am - RL dagger Gilbert Miller dagger Extended Jacoby Family dagger Rosamond amp Roland Kees
THURSDAY Oct 5 ndash Weekday Neh 81-4a5-67b-12 Lk 101-12 800 am - LC dagger Norbert Hubingdagger Mike Del Ponte
FRIDAY Oct 6 - Weekday Bar 115-22 Lk 1013-16 800 am - Fredonia - Communion Service
SATURDAY Oct 7 ndash 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 51-7 Phil 46-9 Mt 2133-43 100 pm - Wedding - Dacada - FelskeLapinksi 430 pm ndash HC dagger Joan Hughes dagger Gary Jentges dagger Bill Buchholz
SUNDAY Oct 8 ndash 27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Is 51-7 Phil 46-9 Mt 2133-43 815 am ndash RL dagger Coletta Schmitt dagger Richard Birenbaum daggerArnold Depies 1000 am ndash HC dagger Deceased Members of the Emmer amp Strauss Families dagger Roy Keller dagger Donna Bichler
PRAYERS REQUESTED
PAGE 2
Banns III - Levi Felske amp Jeanette Lapinski
Banns II - Maximilan Laumann amp Shawna Plier We pray for the Eternal Joy of Rayford Styles Please keep his family in your prayers Eternal rest grant unto him O Lord and may perpetual light shine upon him Rosary in October Sundays at 750 am - RL 100 pm - Dacada
Wednesdays at 700 pm - Little Kohler Friday October 6 - Please join us in Fredonia for the 800 am Communion Service with Adoration to follow
SACRAMENTSPRAYERSNOTICES
SAINTLY FOOD FOR THOUGHT
St Therese of Lisieux Feast Day Oct 1
ldquoEach small task of everyday life is part of the total harmony of the universerdquo
Life is not always full of excitement and many times we may feel as though our day-to-day actions really donrsquot matter We may be a banker counting out cash for a client a nurse tending to a nursing home resident a garbage man emptying numerous barrels of trash the list goes on Sometimes our daily life can become monotonous and seem worthless To God who sees the interconnectedness of the universe our actions no matter how small have a part to play in the harmony of the universe No matter how trivial they may seem our actions determine how the universe is at any given moment and cannot be taken back The accumulation of many different actions made by many different creatures constitutes history In turn history often influences the decisions we make in the present and the future For example we may decide to take a different route to work and later hear that there was a bad accident that occurred on our normal route or that compliment we gave a stranger may have just made his or her day We have no idea the ripple effect our actions may create Thus let us try our best to act out of love in every instance St Therese was a saint of simplicity and always made an effort to act out of love and simplicity even in the most trivial of actions If you would like to learn more about her life please visit wwwewtncomsaintsholysaintsTstthereseoflisieuxasp Amanda Gronemeyer OLL Outreach Coordinator
OLL FALL FESTIVAL Sunday Oct 1hellipserving home baked ham from 930 am to 200 pm- dine in or take out Good food bake sale craft fair games raffles etc There will be a Meat Raffle We hope to see you there
OLL HAM DINNER amp FALL FESTIVAL
The Lake Church Book Study group will begin discussing a new book A Hole in the Gospel at 900 am on Thursday Oct 17 at Pat Useldingrsquos house Allow yourself to be challenged by Richard Stearns leader of World Vision Inc ldquoIs our faith just about going to church studying the Bible and avoiding the most serious sins―or does God expect more Have we embraced the whole gospel or a gospel with a hole in it Ten years ago Rich Stearns came face-to-face with that question as he sat in a mud hut in Rakai Uganda listening to the heartbreaking story of an orphaned child Stearnsrsquo journey there took much more than a long flight to Africa It took answering Godrsquos call on his life a call that tore him out of his corner office at one of Americarsquos most prestigious corporations - to walk with the poorest of the poor in our world The Hole in Our Gospel is the compelling true story of a corporate CEO who set aside worldly success for something far more significant and discovered the full power of the gospel of Jesus Christ to change his own life He uses his journey to demonstrate how the gospel―the whole gospel―was always meant to be a world changing social revolution a revolution that begins with usrdquo (from Amazoncom) If you cannot join the group you can purchase a book and read it at home Please contact Deb Hamm to order a book at just $10
Human Concerns Meeting - Monday Oct 2 630 pm in the Parish Center
Anyone interested in volunteering at Divine Savior School or working with any of the parish youth will need to attend a Safe Environment class through the Archdiocese Divine Savior School will be hosting one on Monday Oct 9 at 630 pm in the school basement If interested in attending please contact Terri Riesselmann in the parish office for registration information You must be preregistered in order to attend
The next Christian Ladies meeting will be help Tuesday October 10 at the Belgium Legion Hall The meeting will begin at 700 pm One of the students who went on the Mission Trip will attend to share the experience A business meeting followed with refreshments will conclude the evening All women are welcome to attend
DIVINE SAVIOR PARISH
PAGE 3
Hello Fall October has traditionally been a busy month at DSCS and this year is no different To kick off the new month we will be highlighting the Divine Savior Catholic School theme Attitude of Gratitude
During September we were grateful for all the Possibilities that God offers us This month we will focus on being grateful for the help God gives us to use Perseverance in our lives October also brings us our biggest fundraiser of the year Our Dinner Auction will take place on Sat Oct 14 Please consider joining the DSCS school family for an evening of fun fellowship and fundraising Be sure to stop downstairs next Sunday for Second Sunday Donuts with DSCS
Yours in Faith Lynn Sauer
DIVINE SAVIOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS
MISSION TRIP 2018
Mission Trip Youth are selling Seven Hills Candles and Boston Store Coupon Booklets again They are also available for sale in the OLL Parish Office The coupon booklets are used for Boston Storersquos Community Day Sales which run from November 8-11
We are less than a month away from DSCS Dinner Auction Fundraiser How can you help make this a successful fundraising event
Attend the Auction Please consider coming to a fun- filled night that supports your childrsquos education Invite your friends and family and turn your invite in at the office ASAP To date we received 40 reservations Our goal is to match or beat last yearrsquos attendance of 217 people Returning your reservations helps the catererauction committee plan accordingly Deadline for invites was Sept 29
Sell your raffle tickets Please sell your raffle tickets to all your family friends co-workers neighbors You do not need to be present to win the raffle ndash so sell to your grandparentsfriends who may not be able to support DSCS that night To date we have 200 tickets returned for the big raffle This raffle is a big reason the auction does so well Last year we made approximately $7000 profit on the raffle If you need more raffle tickets they are in the office
Donate to our Silent Live Auction Does your company donate or match fundraisers events Are you crafty Do you like to cook Please consider donating a gift card service or homemade item if you are able Starting a new business ndash We will recognize your donations in our program and Facebook site so it may help advertise your business Extra donation request sheets are in the office if needed All our donated items make a profit at our auction for our school
Feel free to contact Laurie Dybul at 262-483-3625 if you have questions
DINNER AUCTION NEWS
HOMEBOUND VISITS
Would you be interested in making friendly visits to some of the homebound parishioners in our parishes If so please contact Deb Hamm You can decide how many folks yoursquod like to visit and how often
PAGE 4
Family Program - On October 8 Mr Joe Meyer an environmental science and ecology teacher from Marquette University High School will be speaking about his non-profit ldquoThe Laudato Si Projectrdquo and sharing with us some uplifting stories and suggestions of parish-widecommunity projects we can do as we answer Pope Francisrsquo call to care for our common home Please consider joining us after Mass on October 8
Wednesday CRE class on October 4 - Grades 5-10 should be in the church by 600 pm for the inspiring story of Serve 2 Unite The class will run until 800 pm Grades 1-4 will have class at the usual time 615-745 pm and we will meet in the Community Room for our Opening Prayer before class
Quilting and Crafting - Oct 5 at 600 pm Thank you to all the ladies who have donated materials andor have put so much effort into making quilts pillow cases Christmas tree skirts and other wares for the Ham Dinner and natural disaster victims We have already sent out 18 quilts and close to two dozen pillow cases to those suffering from natural disasters and hope to send out more this fall Please consider joining us as we continue to quilt for charity We are still in need of new or slightly used flannel sheets to back our quilts If you have any quilt specific questions please contact Bonnie Steffen at 920-994-9402
First Reconciliation Workshop - Monday October 16 at OLL from 630-800 pm Student and a parent must attend Wersquoll meet in the Parish Center Community Room
Ladies Night Out October 19 from 600-900 pm in the Parish Center Ladies are you looking for a fun evening to spend with your girlfriends Look no further To start there will be some time to socialize over cheese amp wine Afterwards Lynn Palmer will guide us as we use our creativity to paint wood signs for ourselves or to give as gifts The cost will be $25 payable that evening Aside from the cost of materials proceeds will benefit the Random Lake Chapel Renovation Fund Space is limited to 25 ladies ages 21 years and up If you are interested in joining us donrsquot hesitate Please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg with your choice of an 18rdquox24rdquo or a 10rdquox4rsquo wood sign
Lifelong Faith Formation Committee - Our next meeting is on Thursday October 26 from 630ndash800 pm in the Parish Center Everyone who has an interest in child youth or adult faith formation is encouraged to attend
Hunger Walk - Oct 29 Registration at noon and walk to follow at 1230 pm Please consider picking up a Hunger Walk flyer at the Parish Office if you do not already have one Donations will benefit the Random Lake Area Interfaith Food Pantry and the Full Shelf Food Pantry in West Bend
Outdoor Christmas Hanging Baskets - OLL is selling outdoor Christmas Hanging Baskets as a fundraiser for the RL Chapel Renovation Fund Please drop off your order forms in the parish office by Sunday October 29
Scriptures Ez 1825-28 Phil 21-11 Matt 2128-32 Today we hear the hymn in Philippians about Christ
Jesus emptying himself of his divinity to become our Savior How appropriate that we read this Scripture passage as we begin the month that we remind ourselves in a special way of the dignity of all human life During October we celebrate Right to Life month and we are reminded that Jesus calls us to love each other with agape lovehellipa love that mirrors the incredible love of Christ Jesushellipa love that puts God and othersrsquo needs first in our lifehelliphellipa love that calls us to protect all human life (from conception to natural death)hellipa love that reminds us not to judge othershellipa love that ndash lived well ndash helps others discover Christ in their lives in poignant tangible ways
This passage also reminds me of a retreat Mass I once attended After the consecration the priest held up the Eucharist and said ldquoSee who you are Become what you eatrdquo That was a powerful statement If we could all remember that we are all called to behellipand becomehellipthe Body of Christ what a difference our parishes communities and world would be
Todayrsquos second reading also reminds me that we are called to imitate Christrsquos love and humility in every relationship we have That is definitely easier said than done It seems an impossible task to completely duplicate Christ in this manner but I am reminded that if I can continue to move ever closer to that kind of agape love all my relationships will be stronger and I will be a better human being and a much more genuine disciple of Christ If we could all live our lives filled with agape love we wouldnrsquot need to celebrate a Right to Life month to remind ourselves and others of the dignity of all human life Our lives would be shining examples of that reality
This is Christrsquos call to all of us to love others with deep agape love to make God and other people priorities in our lives to be generous with our forgiveness to humble ourselves to love others deeply enough that we risk great painhellipeven to the point of death That is quite a call for us to live into realityhellipand we need the support of one another to have any chance of succeeding This October let us commit ourselves anew to recognize the dignity of every human life from the unborn babies uncertain of their own birth to the frail elderly near the end of their human lives and everyone in between
Deb Hamm Pastoral Associate
OUR LADY OF THE LAKES
October is the Right to Life month During this month we especially take the time to recognize the dignity of the human person from conception to natural death During Masses on Sept 30 and Oct 1 we will be handing out baby bottles Please take a bottle for your family and fill the bottle with loose change during the month of October Proceeds will go to benefit the Womenrsquos Support Center of Milwaukee which helps many at risk pregnant moms For more information on their services please visit wwwwscmilorg
BABY BOTTLE FUNDRAISER
PAGE 5
CLUSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Sunday October 1
800-930 am - DS Rel Ed - DSCS
930 am - 200 pm - OLL Ham Dinner
1200-200 pm - 4H - HC
Monday October 2
630 pm - DS Human Concerns Mtg - DSCS
630 pm - OLL Prayer amp Worship Mtg
Wednesday October 4
600 am - TMIY
1130 am - Rosary amp Communion - Gables
1200 pm - Offices closed for Staff Mtg
600 pm - DSCS Dinner Auction Mtg
600-800 pm - Serve 2 Unite - OLL RL Chapel
615-745 pm - OLL Religious Ed
Thursday October 5
600 pm - Quilting - OLL PC
Friday October 6
800 am - First Friday Communion Service and Adoration - St Rose Fredonia
Sunday October 8
OLL Family Program
1100 am - Second Sunday Donuts - HC
The OLL Human Concerns is collecting rice mixes sugar peanut butter and dish soap for the RL Interfaith Food Pantry Drop off items in the back of the RL Chapel
Items needed this week for the Port Washington Food Pantry are cereal chili beans Suddenly Salad gravy amp broths canned chicken soup ndash Healthy Choice Jell-O toilet paper coffee laundry soap and dish soap
CLUSTER HUMAN CONCERNS
Our next movie is The Boy with the Striped Pajamas on Tues Oct 10 at 600 pm in the Community Room at OLL Based on the best-selling novel by John Boyne this movie is powerful and moving beyond words Bored and restless in his new home Bruno an innocent and naiumlve eight-year-old ignores his mother and sets off on an adventure in the woods Soon he meets a young boy and a surprising friendship develops Set during World War II this remarkable and inspiring story about the power of the human spirit will capture your heart and engage your mind (from movie jacket) PG-13 94 minutes Bring your own snacks
MOVIES WITH MEANING
The annual Archdiocesan Jubilee Celebration is Sat Oct 7 beginning at 1000 am at St Joseph Parish S89W22650 Milwaukee Ave Big Bend This Mass honors those married in 1992 or 1967 celebrating their 25th (silver) or 50th (golden) wedding anniversaries Couples married over 50 years are also welcome to attend this celebration A reception will follow the Liturgy Cost is $4000 per couple and includes a commemorative certificate and a professional photo For more information please call 414-758-2201 Registration is required
JUBILEE CELEBRATION
LAST SUPPER WALL HANGINGS
Two Last Supper wall hangings were found at St Nicholas Cemetery Dacada leaning against a tree If they are yours please contact the OLL Parish Office
MASS OF HOPE AND HEALING
Please join us for a special Mass of Hope and Healing for parents grandparents siblings relatives and friends who have suffered the loss of a child during pregnancy (including miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy) still birth or newborninfantyoung child Mass of Hope and Healing Tues Oct 24 at 700 pm at Cathedral of St John the Evangelist 812 N Jackson St Milwaukee During the Mass the names of the children we have lost will be read aloud and added to the Book of Remembrance If you would like your childrsquos name to be included please call Rich Harter at 414-758-2215 or harterrarchmilorg For more info visit the Marriage amp Family Life website at httpwwwjohnpaul2centerorgFamilyLife
Join us for a timely presentation by Serve 2 Unite on Wed Oct 4 from 600-800 pm at Our Lady of the Lakes (in the chapel) In the wake of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin shooting on August 5 2012 Serve 2 Unite emerged in a spirit of defiance The hate behind the murders was met with an ongoing practice of fearless creative compassion Rooted in the principles of service to others and relentless optimism in the face of adversity Serve 2 Unite today engages young people of all backgrounds to value humanity and the aspiration of living a genuine honest life as a peacemaker In light of recent events in our country surrounding race and white supremacy their message is sorely needed Come and learn more about how each one of us can be an agent of change Free will offering accepted
Pardeep Kalekarsquos father Satwant Singh Kaleka was the president of the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek and was one of the six Sikh members killed on Aug 5 2012 by a white supremacist member of the Hammerskin Nation Kaleka is dedicated to overcoming trauma and hatred by serving others even those with whom he disagrees
Arno Michaelis is a former member of the Hammerskin Nation Michaelis had left the organization in the mid-90s He wanted to provide a better life for his daughter without the violence and hatred of his former life He is the author of the book My Life After Hate and strives to live a life of peace forgiveness and tolerance
Together Pardeep and Arno have given numerous talks throughout the Milwaukee area on such common spiritual themes of kindness compassion oneness and forgiveness along with the importance of service to others
SERVE 2 UNITE
NCYC 2017 Parents amp Youth Meeting - The archdiocesan meeting for all youth attending the National Catholic Youth Conference in November and their parents is Thursday Oct 12 at the Cousins Center in St Francis starting at 700 pm Our cluster is sending 4 youth and 1 adult Thank you for your continued prayers for our pilgrimage
NCYC
CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday - 430 pm at Holy Cross Chapel Sunday - 815 am at OLL - RL Sunday - 1000 am at Holy Cross Chapel Monday - No Mass Tuesday- 800 am at St Rose Chapel Wednesday - 800 am at OLL - RL Thursday- 800 am at St Maryrsquos Chapel LC Friday - Rotating Communion Service 1st Friday - Fredonia 2nd Friday - Random Lake 3rd 4th amp 5th Friday - none
Confession Times - First Saturday of the month at Holy Cross Chapel from 345-415 pm or by contacting Fr Todd
Cluster Pastoral Staff
Pastor Rev Todd Budde (920) 994-4380 or (262) 692-9994 buddetarchmilorg
The mission of Divine Savior Parish is to use all the means God has given us to be a life-giving example of Christrsquos love in our
community and beyond In cooperation with the global Catholic Church and the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee we accomplish this through prayer frequent celebration
of the Sacraments especially the Eucharist study and sharing of our faith
service to all and by providing our children with Catholic roots deeply embedded in
faith in God
The mission of Divine Savior Catholic School is to provide an environment for
children to excel personally academically and spiritually Together we share in the
mission of Divine Savior Parish to foster a faith-filled community where Catholic
values are learned through prayer service and love Our goal is to use these values
to develop lifelong learners and compassionate leaders
The mission of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Congregation is to be a life-giving sign of Christrsquos love justice and peace in our area of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee through the celebration of the sacraments
especially the Eucharist community prayer spiritual reflection and a commitment of
service to Godrsquos people
Divine Savior Finance Council
Chair Don Hamm
Members Bob Lallensack Lori Paulus Nick Quinn Art Ternes Kim Thiele Bob Timmer
Divine Savior Pastoral Council
Trustees Bob Lallensack (262) 692-2216 Lori Paulus (262) 692-2743
Chair Madonne Rauch
Members Bob Bichler Joyce Buechler Lisa Ehaney Cindy Preisler Nick Quinn Jennifer Thill Bob Timmer Joanne Wagner
Our Lady of the Lakes Finance Council
Chair Bill Jensen
Members Katie Bichler Gary Feider Chad Keller Rich Schwab Wayne VanderVelden Andy Walsh
OLL Pastoral Council
Trustees Gary Feider Chad Keller
Chair Karen McCabe
Members Jennifer Delwiche Laura Feider Leon Jacoby Bill Jensen Jennifer Leider Bonnie Neumann Rich Schwab Antonette Zellmer
Please notify your parish office when you or a member of your family has a change of address wishes to receive Holy Communion at home needs the Anointing of the Sick or is admitted to a hospital
You can access the bulletin online Go to the Divine Savior website at httpdivinesaviorweconnectcom and click on Publications on the top right hand side and you can view prior bulletins You can also click on the bulletin link on the Our Lady of the Lakes website ourladylakesorg
To have our bulletins emailed to you each week go to parishesonlinecom and type in your parish name and city That will take you to a site that has recent bulletins Scroll down to recent publications Click on the ldquosubscriberdquo button and enter your email and name Each week you will receive an email when the bulletin is ready
Sheboyganrsquos Catholic Underground - Oct 2 at 630 pm Attention all young adults After an eventful summer we will be starting up our regular meetings on the first and third Monday of the month As always we will have a complimentary dinner and a theme for the night followed by a discussion and time to meet other young adults Please consider joining us Our normal meeting place is at The Lodge at Blessed Trinity in Sheboygan Falls (327 Giddings Ave) If you would like to join us please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Women of Christ Conference - Nov 4 Whether you are a seasoned par ticipant or have never attended a Women of Christ Conference this yearrsquos lineup has much to offer There will be Mass adoration Reconciliation and other opportunities to grow in your faith as well as several notable speakers including Bible scholar Jeff Cavins For more information please visit httpswomenofchristnet For ladies from OLL please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg for those at Divine Savior please contact Julie Carufel at juliecarufelwirrcom so we can begin to form a group to get the reduced group rate
Save the date - Encounter Young Adult Conference - Nov 11 Are you a young adult looking for an enr iching but fun event to attend with your friends If so the Encounter Conference has you covered There will be opportunities to grow in your faith through Mass and Adoration as well as many speakers to help you be the young adult God intended you to be For more information on the conference visit httpssteubenvilleconferencescomyoung-adult and be sure to click on the Milwaukee section If this is something you would be interested in attending please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or email at gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Advocates of Ozaukee County - Keep all documentation of threatening behavior (ie text messages emails etc) in a safe place Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free 1-877-375-4034
Texas Roadhouse offers a Sunday Church program which donates 10 of your total food purchase to the church of your choice Simply present a copy of the weekly church bulletin to your server at Texas Roadhouse and they will send us a check that month with their donation Thank you
Our Elderly Neighbors Need You - Imagine being elder ly isolated and unable to dr ive Your children donrsquot live nearby and your friends are in similar situations These local seniors need an occasional ride to the doctor grocery store pharmacy etc Can you spare an hour once a month to help so they can remain living in their own home If so contact Ozaukee Family Services at 262-376-7774 or visit wwwOzaukeeFamilyServicesorg
PAGE 7
The Lake Church Book Study group will begin discussing a new book A Hole in the Gospel at 900 am on Thursday Oct 17 at Pat Useldingrsquos house Allow yourself to be challenged by Richard Stearns leader of World Vision Inc ldquoIs our faith just about going to church studying the Bible and avoiding the most serious sins―or does God expect more Have we embraced the whole gospel or a gospel with a hole in it Ten years ago Rich Stearns came face-to-face with that question as he sat in a mud hut in Rakai Uganda listening to the heartbreaking story of an orphaned child Stearnsrsquo journey there took much more than a long flight to Africa It took answering Godrsquos call on his life a call that tore him out of his corner office at one of Americarsquos most prestigious corporations - to walk with the poorest of the poor in our world The Hole in Our Gospel is the compelling true story of a corporate CEO who set aside worldly success for something far more significant and discovered the full power of the gospel of Jesus Christ to change his own life He uses his journey to demonstrate how the gospel―the whole gospel―was always meant to be a world changing social revolution a revolution that begins with usrdquo (from Amazoncom) If you cannot join the group you can purchase a book and read it at home Please contact Deb Hamm to order a book at just $10
Human Concerns Meeting - Monday Oct 2 630 pm in the Parish Center
Anyone interested in volunteering at Divine Savior School or working with any of the parish youth will need to attend a Safe Environment class through the Archdiocese Divine Savior School will be hosting one on Monday Oct 9 at 630 pm in the school basement If interested in attending please contact Terri Riesselmann in the parish office for registration information You must be preregistered in order to attend
The next Christian Ladies meeting will be help Tuesday October 10 at the Belgium Legion Hall The meeting will begin at 700 pm One of the students who went on the Mission Trip will attend to share the experience A business meeting followed with refreshments will conclude the evening All women are welcome to attend
DIVINE SAVIOR PARISH
PAGE 3
Hello Fall October has traditionally been a busy month at DSCS and this year is no different To kick off the new month we will be highlighting the Divine Savior Catholic School theme Attitude of Gratitude
During September we were grateful for all the Possibilities that God offers us This month we will focus on being grateful for the help God gives us to use Perseverance in our lives October also brings us our biggest fundraiser of the year Our Dinner Auction will take place on Sat Oct 14 Please consider joining the DSCS school family for an evening of fun fellowship and fundraising Be sure to stop downstairs next Sunday for Second Sunday Donuts with DSCS
Yours in Faith Lynn Sauer
DIVINE SAVIOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS
MISSION TRIP 2018
Mission Trip Youth are selling Seven Hills Candles and Boston Store Coupon Booklets again They are also available for sale in the OLL Parish Office The coupon booklets are used for Boston Storersquos Community Day Sales which run from November 8-11
We are less than a month away from DSCS Dinner Auction Fundraiser How can you help make this a successful fundraising event
Attend the Auction Please consider coming to a fun- filled night that supports your childrsquos education Invite your friends and family and turn your invite in at the office ASAP To date we received 40 reservations Our goal is to match or beat last yearrsquos attendance of 217 people Returning your reservations helps the catererauction committee plan accordingly Deadline for invites was Sept 29
Sell your raffle tickets Please sell your raffle tickets to all your family friends co-workers neighbors You do not need to be present to win the raffle ndash so sell to your grandparentsfriends who may not be able to support DSCS that night To date we have 200 tickets returned for the big raffle This raffle is a big reason the auction does so well Last year we made approximately $7000 profit on the raffle If you need more raffle tickets they are in the office
Donate to our Silent Live Auction Does your company donate or match fundraisers events Are you crafty Do you like to cook Please consider donating a gift card service or homemade item if you are able Starting a new business ndash We will recognize your donations in our program and Facebook site so it may help advertise your business Extra donation request sheets are in the office if needed All our donated items make a profit at our auction for our school
Feel free to contact Laurie Dybul at 262-483-3625 if you have questions
DINNER AUCTION NEWS
HOMEBOUND VISITS
Would you be interested in making friendly visits to some of the homebound parishioners in our parishes If so please contact Deb Hamm You can decide how many folks yoursquod like to visit and how often
PAGE 4
Family Program - On October 8 Mr Joe Meyer an environmental science and ecology teacher from Marquette University High School will be speaking about his non-profit ldquoThe Laudato Si Projectrdquo and sharing with us some uplifting stories and suggestions of parish-widecommunity projects we can do as we answer Pope Francisrsquo call to care for our common home Please consider joining us after Mass on October 8
Wednesday CRE class on October 4 - Grades 5-10 should be in the church by 600 pm for the inspiring story of Serve 2 Unite The class will run until 800 pm Grades 1-4 will have class at the usual time 615-745 pm and we will meet in the Community Room for our Opening Prayer before class
Quilting and Crafting - Oct 5 at 600 pm Thank you to all the ladies who have donated materials andor have put so much effort into making quilts pillow cases Christmas tree skirts and other wares for the Ham Dinner and natural disaster victims We have already sent out 18 quilts and close to two dozen pillow cases to those suffering from natural disasters and hope to send out more this fall Please consider joining us as we continue to quilt for charity We are still in need of new or slightly used flannel sheets to back our quilts If you have any quilt specific questions please contact Bonnie Steffen at 920-994-9402
First Reconciliation Workshop - Monday October 16 at OLL from 630-800 pm Student and a parent must attend Wersquoll meet in the Parish Center Community Room
Ladies Night Out October 19 from 600-900 pm in the Parish Center Ladies are you looking for a fun evening to spend with your girlfriends Look no further To start there will be some time to socialize over cheese amp wine Afterwards Lynn Palmer will guide us as we use our creativity to paint wood signs for ourselves or to give as gifts The cost will be $25 payable that evening Aside from the cost of materials proceeds will benefit the Random Lake Chapel Renovation Fund Space is limited to 25 ladies ages 21 years and up If you are interested in joining us donrsquot hesitate Please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg with your choice of an 18rdquox24rdquo or a 10rdquox4rsquo wood sign
Lifelong Faith Formation Committee - Our next meeting is on Thursday October 26 from 630ndash800 pm in the Parish Center Everyone who has an interest in child youth or adult faith formation is encouraged to attend
Hunger Walk - Oct 29 Registration at noon and walk to follow at 1230 pm Please consider picking up a Hunger Walk flyer at the Parish Office if you do not already have one Donations will benefit the Random Lake Area Interfaith Food Pantry and the Full Shelf Food Pantry in West Bend
Outdoor Christmas Hanging Baskets - OLL is selling outdoor Christmas Hanging Baskets as a fundraiser for the RL Chapel Renovation Fund Please drop off your order forms in the parish office by Sunday October 29
Scriptures Ez 1825-28 Phil 21-11 Matt 2128-32 Today we hear the hymn in Philippians about Christ
Jesus emptying himself of his divinity to become our Savior How appropriate that we read this Scripture passage as we begin the month that we remind ourselves in a special way of the dignity of all human life During October we celebrate Right to Life month and we are reminded that Jesus calls us to love each other with agape lovehellipa love that mirrors the incredible love of Christ Jesushellipa love that puts God and othersrsquo needs first in our lifehelliphellipa love that calls us to protect all human life (from conception to natural death)hellipa love that reminds us not to judge othershellipa love that ndash lived well ndash helps others discover Christ in their lives in poignant tangible ways
This passage also reminds me of a retreat Mass I once attended After the consecration the priest held up the Eucharist and said ldquoSee who you are Become what you eatrdquo That was a powerful statement If we could all remember that we are all called to behellipand becomehellipthe Body of Christ what a difference our parishes communities and world would be
Todayrsquos second reading also reminds me that we are called to imitate Christrsquos love and humility in every relationship we have That is definitely easier said than done It seems an impossible task to completely duplicate Christ in this manner but I am reminded that if I can continue to move ever closer to that kind of agape love all my relationships will be stronger and I will be a better human being and a much more genuine disciple of Christ If we could all live our lives filled with agape love we wouldnrsquot need to celebrate a Right to Life month to remind ourselves and others of the dignity of all human life Our lives would be shining examples of that reality
This is Christrsquos call to all of us to love others with deep agape love to make God and other people priorities in our lives to be generous with our forgiveness to humble ourselves to love others deeply enough that we risk great painhellipeven to the point of death That is quite a call for us to live into realityhellipand we need the support of one another to have any chance of succeeding This October let us commit ourselves anew to recognize the dignity of every human life from the unborn babies uncertain of their own birth to the frail elderly near the end of their human lives and everyone in between
Deb Hamm Pastoral Associate
OUR LADY OF THE LAKES
October is the Right to Life month During this month we especially take the time to recognize the dignity of the human person from conception to natural death During Masses on Sept 30 and Oct 1 we will be handing out baby bottles Please take a bottle for your family and fill the bottle with loose change during the month of October Proceeds will go to benefit the Womenrsquos Support Center of Milwaukee which helps many at risk pregnant moms For more information on their services please visit wwwwscmilorg
BABY BOTTLE FUNDRAISER
PAGE 5
CLUSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Sunday October 1
800-930 am - DS Rel Ed - DSCS
930 am - 200 pm - OLL Ham Dinner
1200-200 pm - 4H - HC
Monday October 2
630 pm - DS Human Concerns Mtg - DSCS
630 pm - OLL Prayer amp Worship Mtg
Wednesday October 4
600 am - TMIY
1130 am - Rosary amp Communion - Gables
1200 pm - Offices closed for Staff Mtg
600 pm - DSCS Dinner Auction Mtg
600-800 pm - Serve 2 Unite - OLL RL Chapel
615-745 pm - OLL Religious Ed
Thursday October 5
600 pm - Quilting - OLL PC
Friday October 6
800 am - First Friday Communion Service and Adoration - St Rose Fredonia
Sunday October 8
OLL Family Program
1100 am - Second Sunday Donuts - HC
The OLL Human Concerns is collecting rice mixes sugar peanut butter and dish soap for the RL Interfaith Food Pantry Drop off items in the back of the RL Chapel
Items needed this week for the Port Washington Food Pantry are cereal chili beans Suddenly Salad gravy amp broths canned chicken soup ndash Healthy Choice Jell-O toilet paper coffee laundry soap and dish soap
CLUSTER HUMAN CONCERNS
Our next movie is The Boy with the Striped Pajamas on Tues Oct 10 at 600 pm in the Community Room at OLL Based on the best-selling novel by John Boyne this movie is powerful and moving beyond words Bored and restless in his new home Bruno an innocent and naiumlve eight-year-old ignores his mother and sets off on an adventure in the woods Soon he meets a young boy and a surprising friendship develops Set during World War II this remarkable and inspiring story about the power of the human spirit will capture your heart and engage your mind (from movie jacket) PG-13 94 minutes Bring your own snacks
MOVIES WITH MEANING
The annual Archdiocesan Jubilee Celebration is Sat Oct 7 beginning at 1000 am at St Joseph Parish S89W22650 Milwaukee Ave Big Bend This Mass honors those married in 1992 or 1967 celebrating their 25th (silver) or 50th (golden) wedding anniversaries Couples married over 50 years are also welcome to attend this celebration A reception will follow the Liturgy Cost is $4000 per couple and includes a commemorative certificate and a professional photo For more information please call 414-758-2201 Registration is required
JUBILEE CELEBRATION
LAST SUPPER WALL HANGINGS
Two Last Supper wall hangings were found at St Nicholas Cemetery Dacada leaning against a tree If they are yours please contact the OLL Parish Office
MASS OF HOPE AND HEALING
Please join us for a special Mass of Hope and Healing for parents grandparents siblings relatives and friends who have suffered the loss of a child during pregnancy (including miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy) still birth or newborninfantyoung child Mass of Hope and Healing Tues Oct 24 at 700 pm at Cathedral of St John the Evangelist 812 N Jackson St Milwaukee During the Mass the names of the children we have lost will be read aloud and added to the Book of Remembrance If you would like your childrsquos name to be included please call Rich Harter at 414-758-2215 or harterrarchmilorg For more info visit the Marriage amp Family Life website at httpwwwjohnpaul2centerorgFamilyLife
Join us for a timely presentation by Serve 2 Unite on Wed Oct 4 from 600-800 pm at Our Lady of the Lakes (in the chapel) In the wake of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin shooting on August 5 2012 Serve 2 Unite emerged in a spirit of defiance The hate behind the murders was met with an ongoing practice of fearless creative compassion Rooted in the principles of service to others and relentless optimism in the face of adversity Serve 2 Unite today engages young people of all backgrounds to value humanity and the aspiration of living a genuine honest life as a peacemaker In light of recent events in our country surrounding race and white supremacy their message is sorely needed Come and learn more about how each one of us can be an agent of change Free will offering accepted
Pardeep Kalekarsquos father Satwant Singh Kaleka was the president of the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek and was one of the six Sikh members killed on Aug 5 2012 by a white supremacist member of the Hammerskin Nation Kaleka is dedicated to overcoming trauma and hatred by serving others even those with whom he disagrees
Arno Michaelis is a former member of the Hammerskin Nation Michaelis had left the organization in the mid-90s He wanted to provide a better life for his daughter without the violence and hatred of his former life He is the author of the book My Life After Hate and strives to live a life of peace forgiveness and tolerance
Together Pardeep and Arno have given numerous talks throughout the Milwaukee area on such common spiritual themes of kindness compassion oneness and forgiveness along with the importance of service to others
SERVE 2 UNITE
NCYC 2017 Parents amp Youth Meeting - The archdiocesan meeting for all youth attending the National Catholic Youth Conference in November and their parents is Thursday Oct 12 at the Cousins Center in St Francis starting at 700 pm Our cluster is sending 4 youth and 1 adult Thank you for your continued prayers for our pilgrimage
NCYC
CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday - 430 pm at Holy Cross Chapel Sunday - 815 am at OLL - RL Sunday - 1000 am at Holy Cross Chapel Monday - No Mass Tuesday- 800 am at St Rose Chapel Wednesday - 800 am at OLL - RL Thursday- 800 am at St Maryrsquos Chapel LC Friday - Rotating Communion Service 1st Friday - Fredonia 2nd Friday - Random Lake 3rd 4th amp 5th Friday - none
Confession Times - First Saturday of the month at Holy Cross Chapel from 345-415 pm or by contacting Fr Todd
Cluster Pastoral Staff
Pastor Rev Todd Budde (920) 994-4380 or (262) 692-9994 buddetarchmilorg
The mission of Divine Savior Parish is to use all the means God has given us to be a life-giving example of Christrsquos love in our
community and beyond In cooperation with the global Catholic Church and the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee we accomplish this through prayer frequent celebration
of the Sacraments especially the Eucharist study and sharing of our faith
service to all and by providing our children with Catholic roots deeply embedded in
faith in God
The mission of Divine Savior Catholic School is to provide an environment for
children to excel personally academically and spiritually Together we share in the
mission of Divine Savior Parish to foster a faith-filled community where Catholic
values are learned through prayer service and love Our goal is to use these values
to develop lifelong learners and compassionate leaders
The mission of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Congregation is to be a life-giving sign of Christrsquos love justice and peace in our area of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee through the celebration of the sacraments
especially the Eucharist community prayer spiritual reflection and a commitment of
service to Godrsquos people
Divine Savior Finance Council
Chair Don Hamm
Members Bob Lallensack Lori Paulus Nick Quinn Art Ternes Kim Thiele Bob Timmer
Divine Savior Pastoral Council
Trustees Bob Lallensack (262) 692-2216 Lori Paulus (262) 692-2743
Chair Madonne Rauch
Members Bob Bichler Joyce Buechler Lisa Ehaney Cindy Preisler Nick Quinn Jennifer Thill Bob Timmer Joanne Wagner
Our Lady of the Lakes Finance Council
Chair Bill Jensen
Members Katie Bichler Gary Feider Chad Keller Rich Schwab Wayne VanderVelden Andy Walsh
OLL Pastoral Council
Trustees Gary Feider Chad Keller
Chair Karen McCabe
Members Jennifer Delwiche Laura Feider Leon Jacoby Bill Jensen Jennifer Leider Bonnie Neumann Rich Schwab Antonette Zellmer
Please notify your parish office when you or a member of your family has a change of address wishes to receive Holy Communion at home needs the Anointing of the Sick or is admitted to a hospital
You can access the bulletin online Go to the Divine Savior website at httpdivinesaviorweconnectcom and click on Publications on the top right hand side and you can view prior bulletins You can also click on the bulletin link on the Our Lady of the Lakes website ourladylakesorg
To have our bulletins emailed to you each week go to parishesonlinecom and type in your parish name and city That will take you to a site that has recent bulletins Scroll down to recent publications Click on the ldquosubscriberdquo button and enter your email and name Each week you will receive an email when the bulletin is ready
Sheboyganrsquos Catholic Underground - Oct 2 at 630 pm Attention all young adults After an eventful summer we will be starting up our regular meetings on the first and third Monday of the month As always we will have a complimentary dinner and a theme for the night followed by a discussion and time to meet other young adults Please consider joining us Our normal meeting place is at The Lodge at Blessed Trinity in Sheboygan Falls (327 Giddings Ave) If you would like to join us please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Women of Christ Conference - Nov 4 Whether you are a seasoned par ticipant or have never attended a Women of Christ Conference this yearrsquos lineup has much to offer There will be Mass adoration Reconciliation and other opportunities to grow in your faith as well as several notable speakers including Bible scholar Jeff Cavins For more information please visit httpswomenofchristnet For ladies from OLL please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg for those at Divine Savior please contact Julie Carufel at juliecarufelwirrcom so we can begin to form a group to get the reduced group rate
Save the date - Encounter Young Adult Conference - Nov 11 Are you a young adult looking for an enr iching but fun event to attend with your friends If so the Encounter Conference has you covered There will be opportunities to grow in your faith through Mass and Adoration as well as many speakers to help you be the young adult God intended you to be For more information on the conference visit httpssteubenvilleconferencescomyoung-adult and be sure to click on the Milwaukee section If this is something you would be interested in attending please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or email at gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Advocates of Ozaukee County - Keep all documentation of threatening behavior (ie text messages emails etc) in a safe place Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free 1-877-375-4034
Texas Roadhouse offers a Sunday Church program which donates 10 of your total food purchase to the church of your choice Simply present a copy of the weekly church bulletin to your server at Texas Roadhouse and they will send us a check that month with their donation Thank you
Our Elderly Neighbors Need You - Imagine being elder ly isolated and unable to dr ive Your children donrsquot live nearby and your friends are in similar situations These local seniors need an occasional ride to the doctor grocery store pharmacy etc Can you spare an hour once a month to help so they can remain living in their own home If so contact Ozaukee Family Services at 262-376-7774 or visit wwwOzaukeeFamilyServicesorg
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PAGE 4
Family Program - On October 8 Mr Joe Meyer an environmental science and ecology teacher from Marquette University High School will be speaking about his non-profit ldquoThe Laudato Si Projectrdquo and sharing with us some uplifting stories and suggestions of parish-widecommunity projects we can do as we answer Pope Francisrsquo call to care for our common home Please consider joining us after Mass on October 8
Wednesday CRE class on October 4 - Grades 5-10 should be in the church by 600 pm for the inspiring story of Serve 2 Unite The class will run until 800 pm Grades 1-4 will have class at the usual time 615-745 pm and we will meet in the Community Room for our Opening Prayer before class
Quilting and Crafting - Oct 5 at 600 pm Thank you to all the ladies who have donated materials andor have put so much effort into making quilts pillow cases Christmas tree skirts and other wares for the Ham Dinner and natural disaster victims We have already sent out 18 quilts and close to two dozen pillow cases to those suffering from natural disasters and hope to send out more this fall Please consider joining us as we continue to quilt for charity We are still in need of new or slightly used flannel sheets to back our quilts If you have any quilt specific questions please contact Bonnie Steffen at 920-994-9402
First Reconciliation Workshop - Monday October 16 at OLL from 630-800 pm Student and a parent must attend Wersquoll meet in the Parish Center Community Room
Ladies Night Out October 19 from 600-900 pm in the Parish Center Ladies are you looking for a fun evening to spend with your girlfriends Look no further To start there will be some time to socialize over cheese amp wine Afterwards Lynn Palmer will guide us as we use our creativity to paint wood signs for ourselves or to give as gifts The cost will be $25 payable that evening Aside from the cost of materials proceeds will benefit the Random Lake Chapel Renovation Fund Space is limited to 25 ladies ages 21 years and up If you are interested in joining us donrsquot hesitate Please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg with your choice of an 18rdquox24rdquo or a 10rdquox4rsquo wood sign
Lifelong Faith Formation Committee - Our next meeting is on Thursday October 26 from 630ndash800 pm in the Parish Center Everyone who has an interest in child youth or adult faith formation is encouraged to attend
Hunger Walk - Oct 29 Registration at noon and walk to follow at 1230 pm Please consider picking up a Hunger Walk flyer at the Parish Office if you do not already have one Donations will benefit the Random Lake Area Interfaith Food Pantry and the Full Shelf Food Pantry in West Bend
Outdoor Christmas Hanging Baskets - OLL is selling outdoor Christmas Hanging Baskets as a fundraiser for the RL Chapel Renovation Fund Please drop off your order forms in the parish office by Sunday October 29
Scriptures Ez 1825-28 Phil 21-11 Matt 2128-32 Today we hear the hymn in Philippians about Christ
Jesus emptying himself of his divinity to become our Savior How appropriate that we read this Scripture passage as we begin the month that we remind ourselves in a special way of the dignity of all human life During October we celebrate Right to Life month and we are reminded that Jesus calls us to love each other with agape lovehellipa love that mirrors the incredible love of Christ Jesushellipa love that puts God and othersrsquo needs first in our lifehelliphellipa love that calls us to protect all human life (from conception to natural death)hellipa love that reminds us not to judge othershellipa love that ndash lived well ndash helps others discover Christ in their lives in poignant tangible ways
This passage also reminds me of a retreat Mass I once attended After the consecration the priest held up the Eucharist and said ldquoSee who you are Become what you eatrdquo That was a powerful statement If we could all remember that we are all called to behellipand becomehellipthe Body of Christ what a difference our parishes communities and world would be
Todayrsquos second reading also reminds me that we are called to imitate Christrsquos love and humility in every relationship we have That is definitely easier said than done It seems an impossible task to completely duplicate Christ in this manner but I am reminded that if I can continue to move ever closer to that kind of agape love all my relationships will be stronger and I will be a better human being and a much more genuine disciple of Christ If we could all live our lives filled with agape love we wouldnrsquot need to celebrate a Right to Life month to remind ourselves and others of the dignity of all human life Our lives would be shining examples of that reality
This is Christrsquos call to all of us to love others with deep agape love to make God and other people priorities in our lives to be generous with our forgiveness to humble ourselves to love others deeply enough that we risk great painhellipeven to the point of death That is quite a call for us to live into realityhellipand we need the support of one another to have any chance of succeeding This October let us commit ourselves anew to recognize the dignity of every human life from the unborn babies uncertain of their own birth to the frail elderly near the end of their human lives and everyone in between
Deb Hamm Pastoral Associate
OUR LADY OF THE LAKES
October is the Right to Life month During this month we especially take the time to recognize the dignity of the human person from conception to natural death During Masses on Sept 30 and Oct 1 we will be handing out baby bottles Please take a bottle for your family and fill the bottle with loose change during the month of October Proceeds will go to benefit the Womenrsquos Support Center of Milwaukee which helps many at risk pregnant moms For more information on their services please visit wwwwscmilorg
BABY BOTTLE FUNDRAISER
PAGE 5
CLUSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Sunday October 1
800-930 am - DS Rel Ed - DSCS
930 am - 200 pm - OLL Ham Dinner
1200-200 pm - 4H - HC
Monday October 2
630 pm - DS Human Concerns Mtg - DSCS
630 pm - OLL Prayer amp Worship Mtg
Wednesday October 4
600 am - TMIY
1130 am - Rosary amp Communion - Gables
1200 pm - Offices closed for Staff Mtg
600 pm - DSCS Dinner Auction Mtg
600-800 pm - Serve 2 Unite - OLL RL Chapel
615-745 pm - OLL Religious Ed
Thursday October 5
600 pm - Quilting - OLL PC
Friday October 6
800 am - First Friday Communion Service and Adoration - St Rose Fredonia
Sunday October 8
OLL Family Program
1100 am - Second Sunday Donuts - HC
The OLL Human Concerns is collecting rice mixes sugar peanut butter and dish soap for the RL Interfaith Food Pantry Drop off items in the back of the RL Chapel
Items needed this week for the Port Washington Food Pantry are cereal chili beans Suddenly Salad gravy amp broths canned chicken soup ndash Healthy Choice Jell-O toilet paper coffee laundry soap and dish soap
CLUSTER HUMAN CONCERNS
Our next movie is The Boy with the Striped Pajamas on Tues Oct 10 at 600 pm in the Community Room at OLL Based on the best-selling novel by John Boyne this movie is powerful and moving beyond words Bored and restless in his new home Bruno an innocent and naiumlve eight-year-old ignores his mother and sets off on an adventure in the woods Soon he meets a young boy and a surprising friendship develops Set during World War II this remarkable and inspiring story about the power of the human spirit will capture your heart and engage your mind (from movie jacket) PG-13 94 minutes Bring your own snacks
MOVIES WITH MEANING
The annual Archdiocesan Jubilee Celebration is Sat Oct 7 beginning at 1000 am at St Joseph Parish S89W22650 Milwaukee Ave Big Bend This Mass honors those married in 1992 or 1967 celebrating their 25th (silver) or 50th (golden) wedding anniversaries Couples married over 50 years are also welcome to attend this celebration A reception will follow the Liturgy Cost is $4000 per couple and includes a commemorative certificate and a professional photo For more information please call 414-758-2201 Registration is required
JUBILEE CELEBRATION
LAST SUPPER WALL HANGINGS
Two Last Supper wall hangings were found at St Nicholas Cemetery Dacada leaning against a tree If they are yours please contact the OLL Parish Office
MASS OF HOPE AND HEALING
Please join us for a special Mass of Hope and Healing for parents grandparents siblings relatives and friends who have suffered the loss of a child during pregnancy (including miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy) still birth or newborninfantyoung child Mass of Hope and Healing Tues Oct 24 at 700 pm at Cathedral of St John the Evangelist 812 N Jackson St Milwaukee During the Mass the names of the children we have lost will be read aloud and added to the Book of Remembrance If you would like your childrsquos name to be included please call Rich Harter at 414-758-2215 or harterrarchmilorg For more info visit the Marriage amp Family Life website at httpwwwjohnpaul2centerorgFamilyLife
Join us for a timely presentation by Serve 2 Unite on Wed Oct 4 from 600-800 pm at Our Lady of the Lakes (in the chapel) In the wake of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin shooting on August 5 2012 Serve 2 Unite emerged in a spirit of defiance The hate behind the murders was met with an ongoing practice of fearless creative compassion Rooted in the principles of service to others and relentless optimism in the face of adversity Serve 2 Unite today engages young people of all backgrounds to value humanity and the aspiration of living a genuine honest life as a peacemaker In light of recent events in our country surrounding race and white supremacy their message is sorely needed Come and learn more about how each one of us can be an agent of change Free will offering accepted
Pardeep Kalekarsquos father Satwant Singh Kaleka was the president of the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek and was one of the six Sikh members killed on Aug 5 2012 by a white supremacist member of the Hammerskin Nation Kaleka is dedicated to overcoming trauma and hatred by serving others even those with whom he disagrees
Arno Michaelis is a former member of the Hammerskin Nation Michaelis had left the organization in the mid-90s He wanted to provide a better life for his daughter without the violence and hatred of his former life He is the author of the book My Life After Hate and strives to live a life of peace forgiveness and tolerance
Together Pardeep and Arno have given numerous talks throughout the Milwaukee area on such common spiritual themes of kindness compassion oneness and forgiveness along with the importance of service to others
SERVE 2 UNITE
NCYC 2017 Parents amp Youth Meeting - The archdiocesan meeting for all youth attending the National Catholic Youth Conference in November and their parents is Thursday Oct 12 at the Cousins Center in St Francis starting at 700 pm Our cluster is sending 4 youth and 1 adult Thank you for your continued prayers for our pilgrimage
NCYC
CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday - 430 pm at Holy Cross Chapel Sunday - 815 am at OLL - RL Sunday - 1000 am at Holy Cross Chapel Monday - No Mass Tuesday- 800 am at St Rose Chapel Wednesday - 800 am at OLL - RL Thursday- 800 am at St Maryrsquos Chapel LC Friday - Rotating Communion Service 1st Friday - Fredonia 2nd Friday - Random Lake 3rd 4th amp 5th Friday - none
Confession Times - First Saturday of the month at Holy Cross Chapel from 345-415 pm or by contacting Fr Todd
Cluster Pastoral Staff
Pastor Rev Todd Budde (920) 994-4380 or (262) 692-9994 buddetarchmilorg
The mission of Divine Savior Parish is to use all the means God has given us to be a life-giving example of Christrsquos love in our
community and beyond In cooperation with the global Catholic Church and the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee we accomplish this through prayer frequent celebration
of the Sacraments especially the Eucharist study and sharing of our faith
service to all and by providing our children with Catholic roots deeply embedded in
faith in God
The mission of Divine Savior Catholic School is to provide an environment for
children to excel personally academically and spiritually Together we share in the
mission of Divine Savior Parish to foster a faith-filled community where Catholic
values are learned through prayer service and love Our goal is to use these values
to develop lifelong learners and compassionate leaders
The mission of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Congregation is to be a life-giving sign of Christrsquos love justice and peace in our area of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee through the celebration of the sacraments
especially the Eucharist community prayer spiritual reflection and a commitment of
service to Godrsquos people
Divine Savior Finance Council
Chair Don Hamm
Members Bob Lallensack Lori Paulus Nick Quinn Art Ternes Kim Thiele Bob Timmer
Divine Savior Pastoral Council
Trustees Bob Lallensack (262) 692-2216 Lori Paulus (262) 692-2743
Chair Madonne Rauch
Members Bob Bichler Joyce Buechler Lisa Ehaney Cindy Preisler Nick Quinn Jennifer Thill Bob Timmer Joanne Wagner
Our Lady of the Lakes Finance Council
Chair Bill Jensen
Members Katie Bichler Gary Feider Chad Keller Rich Schwab Wayne VanderVelden Andy Walsh
OLL Pastoral Council
Trustees Gary Feider Chad Keller
Chair Karen McCabe
Members Jennifer Delwiche Laura Feider Leon Jacoby Bill Jensen Jennifer Leider Bonnie Neumann Rich Schwab Antonette Zellmer
Please notify your parish office when you or a member of your family has a change of address wishes to receive Holy Communion at home needs the Anointing of the Sick or is admitted to a hospital
You can access the bulletin online Go to the Divine Savior website at httpdivinesaviorweconnectcom and click on Publications on the top right hand side and you can view prior bulletins You can also click on the bulletin link on the Our Lady of the Lakes website ourladylakesorg
To have our bulletins emailed to you each week go to parishesonlinecom and type in your parish name and city That will take you to a site that has recent bulletins Scroll down to recent publications Click on the ldquosubscriberdquo button and enter your email and name Each week you will receive an email when the bulletin is ready
Sheboyganrsquos Catholic Underground - Oct 2 at 630 pm Attention all young adults After an eventful summer we will be starting up our regular meetings on the first and third Monday of the month As always we will have a complimentary dinner and a theme for the night followed by a discussion and time to meet other young adults Please consider joining us Our normal meeting place is at The Lodge at Blessed Trinity in Sheboygan Falls (327 Giddings Ave) If you would like to join us please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Women of Christ Conference - Nov 4 Whether you are a seasoned par ticipant or have never attended a Women of Christ Conference this yearrsquos lineup has much to offer There will be Mass adoration Reconciliation and other opportunities to grow in your faith as well as several notable speakers including Bible scholar Jeff Cavins For more information please visit httpswomenofchristnet For ladies from OLL please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg for those at Divine Savior please contact Julie Carufel at juliecarufelwirrcom so we can begin to form a group to get the reduced group rate
Save the date - Encounter Young Adult Conference - Nov 11 Are you a young adult looking for an enr iching but fun event to attend with your friends If so the Encounter Conference has you covered There will be opportunities to grow in your faith through Mass and Adoration as well as many speakers to help you be the young adult God intended you to be For more information on the conference visit httpssteubenvilleconferencescomyoung-adult and be sure to click on the Milwaukee section If this is something you would be interested in attending please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or email at gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Advocates of Ozaukee County - Keep all documentation of threatening behavior (ie text messages emails etc) in a safe place Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free 1-877-375-4034
Texas Roadhouse offers a Sunday Church program which donates 10 of your total food purchase to the church of your choice Simply present a copy of the weekly church bulletin to your server at Texas Roadhouse and they will send us a check that month with their donation Thank you
Our Elderly Neighbors Need You - Imagine being elder ly isolated and unable to dr ive Your children donrsquot live nearby and your friends are in similar situations These local seniors need an occasional ride to the doctor grocery store pharmacy etc Can you spare an hour once a month to help so they can remain living in their own home If so contact Ozaukee Family Services at 262-376-7774 or visit wwwOzaukeeFamilyServicesorg
PAGE 7
PAGE 5
CLUSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Sunday October 1
800-930 am - DS Rel Ed - DSCS
930 am - 200 pm - OLL Ham Dinner
1200-200 pm - 4H - HC
Monday October 2
630 pm - DS Human Concerns Mtg - DSCS
630 pm - OLL Prayer amp Worship Mtg
Wednesday October 4
600 am - TMIY
1130 am - Rosary amp Communion - Gables
1200 pm - Offices closed for Staff Mtg
600 pm - DSCS Dinner Auction Mtg
600-800 pm - Serve 2 Unite - OLL RL Chapel
615-745 pm - OLL Religious Ed
Thursday October 5
600 pm - Quilting - OLL PC
Friday October 6
800 am - First Friday Communion Service and Adoration - St Rose Fredonia
Sunday October 8
OLL Family Program
1100 am - Second Sunday Donuts - HC
The OLL Human Concerns is collecting rice mixes sugar peanut butter and dish soap for the RL Interfaith Food Pantry Drop off items in the back of the RL Chapel
Items needed this week for the Port Washington Food Pantry are cereal chili beans Suddenly Salad gravy amp broths canned chicken soup ndash Healthy Choice Jell-O toilet paper coffee laundry soap and dish soap
CLUSTER HUMAN CONCERNS
Our next movie is The Boy with the Striped Pajamas on Tues Oct 10 at 600 pm in the Community Room at OLL Based on the best-selling novel by John Boyne this movie is powerful and moving beyond words Bored and restless in his new home Bruno an innocent and naiumlve eight-year-old ignores his mother and sets off on an adventure in the woods Soon he meets a young boy and a surprising friendship develops Set during World War II this remarkable and inspiring story about the power of the human spirit will capture your heart and engage your mind (from movie jacket) PG-13 94 minutes Bring your own snacks
MOVIES WITH MEANING
The annual Archdiocesan Jubilee Celebration is Sat Oct 7 beginning at 1000 am at St Joseph Parish S89W22650 Milwaukee Ave Big Bend This Mass honors those married in 1992 or 1967 celebrating their 25th (silver) or 50th (golden) wedding anniversaries Couples married over 50 years are also welcome to attend this celebration A reception will follow the Liturgy Cost is $4000 per couple and includes a commemorative certificate and a professional photo For more information please call 414-758-2201 Registration is required
JUBILEE CELEBRATION
LAST SUPPER WALL HANGINGS
Two Last Supper wall hangings were found at St Nicholas Cemetery Dacada leaning against a tree If they are yours please contact the OLL Parish Office
MASS OF HOPE AND HEALING
Please join us for a special Mass of Hope and Healing for parents grandparents siblings relatives and friends who have suffered the loss of a child during pregnancy (including miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy) still birth or newborninfantyoung child Mass of Hope and Healing Tues Oct 24 at 700 pm at Cathedral of St John the Evangelist 812 N Jackson St Milwaukee During the Mass the names of the children we have lost will be read aloud and added to the Book of Remembrance If you would like your childrsquos name to be included please call Rich Harter at 414-758-2215 or harterrarchmilorg For more info visit the Marriage amp Family Life website at httpwwwjohnpaul2centerorgFamilyLife
Join us for a timely presentation by Serve 2 Unite on Wed Oct 4 from 600-800 pm at Our Lady of the Lakes (in the chapel) In the wake of the Sikh Temple of Wisconsin shooting on August 5 2012 Serve 2 Unite emerged in a spirit of defiance The hate behind the murders was met with an ongoing practice of fearless creative compassion Rooted in the principles of service to others and relentless optimism in the face of adversity Serve 2 Unite today engages young people of all backgrounds to value humanity and the aspiration of living a genuine honest life as a peacemaker In light of recent events in our country surrounding race and white supremacy their message is sorely needed Come and learn more about how each one of us can be an agent of change Free will offering accepted
Pardeep Kalekarsquos father Satwant Singh Kaleka was the president of the Sikh Temple in Oak Creek and was one of the six Sikh members killed on Aug 5 2012 by a white supremacist member of the Hammerskin Nation Kaleka is dedicated to overcoming trauma and hatred by serving others even those with whom he disagrees
Arno Michaelis is a former member of the Hammerskin Nation Michaelis had left the organization in the mid-90s He wanted to provide a better life for his daughter without the violence and hatred of his former life He is the author of the book My Life After Hate and strives to live a life of peace forgiveness and tolerance
Together Pardeep and Arno have given numerous talks throughout the Milwaukee area on such common spiritual themes of kindness compassion oneness and forgiveness along with the importance of service to others
SERVE 2 UNITE
NCYC 2017 Parents amp Youth Meeting - The archdiocesan meeting for all youth attending the National Catholic Youth Conference in November and their parents is Thursday Oct 12 at the Cousins Center in St Francis starting at 700 pm Our cluster is sending 4 youth and 1 adult Thank you for your continued prayers for our pilgrimage
NCYC
CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday - 430 pm at Holy Cross Chapel Sunday - 815 am at OLL - RL Sunday - 1000 am at Holy Cross Chapel Monday - No Mass Tuesday- 800 am at St Rose Chapel Wednesday - 800 am at OLL - RL Thursday- 800 am at St Maryrsquos Chapel LC Friday - Rotating Communion Service 1st Friday - Fredonia 2nd Friday - Random Lake 3rd 4th amp 5th Friday - none
Confession Times - First Saturday of the month at Holy Cross Chapel from 345-415 pm or by contacting Fr Todd
Cluster Pastoral Staff
Pastor Rev Todd Budde (920) 994-4380 or (262) 692-9994 buddetarchmilorg
The mission of Divine Savior Parish is to use all the means God has given us to be a life-giving example of Christrsquos love in our
community and beyond In cooperation with the global Catholic Church and the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee we accomplish this through prayer frequent celebration
of the Sacraments especially the Eucharist study and sharing of our faith
service to all and by providing our children with Catholic roots deeply embedded in
faith in God
The mission of Divine Savior Catholic School is to provide an environment for
children to excel personally academically and spiritually Together we share in the
mission of Divine Savior Parish to foster a faith-filled community where Catholic
values are learned through prayer service and love Our goal is to use these values
to develop lifelong learners and compassionate leaders
The mission of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Congregation is to be a life-giving sign of Christrsquos love justice and peace in our area of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee through the celebration of the sacraments
especially the Eucharist community prayer spiritual reflection and a commitment of
service to Godrsquos people
Divine Savior Finance Council
Chair Don Hamm
Members Bob Lallensack Lori Paulus Nick Quinn Art Ternes Kim Thiele Bob Timmer
Divine Savior Pastoral Council
Trustees Bob Lallensack (262) 692-2216 Lori Paulus (262) 692-2743
Chair Madonne Rauch
Members Bob Bichler Joyce Buechler Lisa Ehaney Cindy Preisler Nick Quinn Jennifer Thill Bob Timmer Joanne Wagner
Our Lady of the Lakes Finance Council
Chair Bill Jensen
Members Katie Bichler Gary Feider Chad Keller Rich Schwab Wayne VanderVelden Andy Walsh
OLL Pastoral Council
Trustees Gary Feider Chad Keller
Chair Karen McCabe
Members Jennifer Delwiche Laura Feider Leon Jacoby Bill Jensen Jennifer Leider Bonnie Neumann Rich Schwab Antonette Zellmer
Please notify your parish office when you or a member of your family has a change of address wishes to receive Holy Communion at home needs the Anointing of the Sick or is admitted to a hospital
You can access the bulletin online Go to the Divine Savior website at httpdivinesaviorweconnectcom and click on Publications on the top right hand side and you can view prior bulletins You can also click on the bulletin link on the Our Lady of the Lakes website ourladylakesorg
To have our bulletins emailed to you each week go to parishesonlinecom and type in your parish name and city That will take you to a site that has recent bulletins Scroll down to recent publications Click on the ldquosubscriberdquo button and enter your email and name Each week you will receive an email when the bulletin is ready
Sheboyganrsquos Catholic Underground - Oct 2 at 630 pm Attention all young adults After an eventful summer we will be starting up our regular meetings on the first and third Monday of the month As always we will have a complimentary dinner and a theme for the night followed by a discussion and time to meet other young adults Please consider joining us Our normal meeting place is at The Lodge at Blessed Trinity in Sheboygan Falls (327 Giddings Ave) If you would like to join us please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Women of Christ Conference - Nov 4 Whether you are a seasoned par ticipant or have never attended a Women of Christ Conference this yearrsquos lineup has much to offer There will be Mass adoration Reconciliation and other opportunities to grow in your faith as well as several notable speakers including Bible scholar Jeff Cavins For more information please visit httpswomenofchristnet For ladies from OLL please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg for those at Divine Savior please contact Julie Carufel at juliecarufelwirrcom so we can begin to form a group to get the reduced group rate
Save the date - Encounter Young Adult Conference - Nov 11 Are you a young adult looking for an enr iching but fun event to attend with your friends If so the Encounter Conference has you covered There will be opportunities to grow in your faith through Mass and Adoration as well as many speakers to help you be the young adult God intended you to be For more information on the conference visit httpssteubenvilleconferencescomyoung-adult and be sure to click on the Milwaukee section If this is something you would be interested in attending please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or email at gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Advocates of Ozaukee County - Keep all documentation of threatening behavior (ie text messages emails etc) in a safe place Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free 1-877-375-4034
Texas Roadhouse offers a Sunday Church program which donates 10 of your total food purchase to the church of your choice Simply present a copy of the weekly church bulletin to your server at Texas Roadhouse and they will send us a check that month with their donation Thank you
Our Elderly Neighbors Need You - Imagine being elder ly isolated and unable to dr ive Your children donrsquot live nearby and your friends are in similar situations These local seniors need an occasional ride to the doctor grocery store pharmacy etc Can you spare an hour once a month to help so they can remain living in their own home If so contact Ozaukee Family Services at 262-376-7774 or visit wwwOzaukeeFamilyServicesorg
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CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE
Saturday - 430 pm at Holy Cross Chapel Sunday - 815 am at OLL - RL Sunday - 1000 am at Holy Cross Chapel Monday - No Mass Tuesday- 800 am at St Rose Chapel Wednesday - 800 am at OLL - RL Thursday- 800 am at St Maryrsquos Chapel LC Friday - Rotating Communion Service 1st Friday - Fredonia 2nd Friday - Random Lake 3rd 4th amp 5th Friday - none
Confession Times - First Saturday of the month at Holy Cross Chapel from 345-415 pm or by contacting Fr Todd
Cluster Pastoral Staff
Pastor Rev Todd Budde (920) 994-4380 or (262) 692-9994 buddetarchmilorg
The mission of Divine Savior Parish is to use all the means God has given us to be a life-giving example of Christrsquos love in our
community and beyond In cooperation with the global Catholic Church and the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee we accomplish this through prayer frequent celebration
of the Sacraments especially the Eucharist study and sharing of our faith
service to all and by providing our children with Catholic roots deeply embedded in
faith in God
The mission of Divine Savior Catholic School is to provide an environment for
children to excel personally academically and spiritually Together we share in the
mission of Divine Savior Parish to foster a faith-filled community where Catholic
values are learned through prayer service and love Our goal is to use these values
to develop lifelong learners and compassionate leaders
The mission of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Congregation is to be a life-giving sign of Christrsquos love justice and peace in our area of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee through the celebration of the sacraments
especially the Eucharist community prayer spiritual reflection and a commitment of
service to Godrsquos people
Divine Savior Finance Council
Chair Don Hamm
Members Bob Lallensack Lori Paulus Nick Quinn Art Ternes Kim Thiele Bob Timmer
Divine Savior Pastoral Council
Trustees Bob Lallensack (262) 692-2216 Lori Paulus (262) 692-2743
Chair Madonne Rauch
Members Bob Bichler Joyce Buechler Lisa Ehaney Cindy Preisler Nick Quinn Jennifer Thill Bob Timmer Joanne Wagner
Our Lady of the Lakes Finance Council
Chair Bill Jensen
Members Katie Bichler Gary Feider Chad Keller Rich Schwab Wayne VanderVelden Andy Walsh
OLL Pastoral Council
Trustees Gary Feider Chad Keller
Chair Karen McCabe
Members Jennifer Delwiche Laura Feider Leon Jacoby Bill Jensen Jennifer Leider Bonnie Neumann Rich Schwab Antonette Zellmer
Please notify your parish office when you or a member of your family has a change of address wishes to receive Holy Communion at home needs the Anointing of the Sick or is admitted to a hospital
You can access the bulletin online Go to the Divine Savior website at httpdivinesaviorweconnectcom and click on Publications on the top right hand side and you can view prior bulletins You can also click on the bulletin link on the Our Lady of the Lakes website ourladylakesorg
To have our bulletins emailed to you each week go to parishesonlinecom and type in your parish name and city That will take you to a site that has recent bulletins Scroll down to recent publications Click on the ldquosubscriberdquo button and enter your email and name Each week you will receive an email when the bulletin is ready
Sheboyganrsquos Catholic Underground - Oct 2 at 630 pm Attention all young adults After an eventful summer we will be starting up our regular meetings on the first and third Monday of the month As always we will have a complimentary dinner and a theme for the night followed by a discussion and time to meet other young adults Please consider joining us Our normal meeting place is at The Lodge at Blessed Trinity in Sheboygan Falls (327 Giddings Ave) If you would like to join us please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Women of Christ Conference - Nov 4 Whether you are a seasoned par ticipant or have never attended a Women of Christ Conference this yearrsquos lineup has much to offer There will be Mass adoration Reconciliation and other opportunities to grow in your faith as well as several notable speakers including Bible scholar Jeff Cavins For more information please visit httpswomenofchristnet For ladies from OLL please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg for those at Divine Savior please contact Julie Carufel at juliecarufelwirrcom so we can begin to form a group to get the reduced group rate
Save the date - Encounter Young Adult Conference - Nov 11 Are you a young adult looking for an enr iching but fun event to attend with your friends If so the Encounter Conference has you covered There will be opportunities to grow in your faith through Mass and Adoration as well as many speakers to help you be the young adult God intended you to be For more information on the conference visit httpssteubenvilleconferencescomyoung-adult and be sure to click on the Milwaukee section If this is something you would be interested in attending please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or email at gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Advocates of Ozaukee County - Keep all documentation of threatening behavior (ie text messages emails etc) in a safe place Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free 1-877-375-4034
Texas Roadhouse offers a Sunday Church program which donates 10 of your total food purchase to the church of your choice Simply present a copy of the weekly church bulletin to your server at Texas Roadhouse and they will send us a check that month with their donation Thank you
Our Elderly Neighbors Need You - Imagine being elder ly isolated and unable to dr ive Your children donrsquot live nearby and your friends are in similar situations These local seniors need an occasional ride to the doctor grocery store pharmacy etc Can you spare an hour once a month to help so they can remain living in their own home If so contact Ozaukee Family Services at 262-376-7774 or visit wwwOzaukeeFamilyServicesorg
PAGE 7
Sheboyganrsquos Catholic Underground - Oct 2 at 630 pm Attention all young adults After an eventful summer we will be starting up our regular meetings on the first and third Monday of the month As always we will have a complimentary dinner and a theme for the night followed by a discussion and time to meet other young adults Please consider joining us Our normal meeting place is at The Lodge at Blessed Trinity in Sheboygan Falls (327 Giddings Ave) If you would like to join us please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Women of Christ Conference - Nov 4 Whether you are a seasoned par ticipant or have never attended a Women of Christ Conference this yearrsquos lineup has much to offer There will be Mass adoration Reconciliation and other opportunities to grow in your faith as well as several notable speakers including Bible scholar Jeff Cavins For more information please visit httpswomenofchristnet For ladies from OLL please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or gronemeyeraarchmilorg for those at Divine Savior please contact Julie Carufel at juliecarufelwirrcom so we can begin to form a group to get the reduced group rate
Save the date - Encounter Young Adult Conference - Nov 11 Are you a young adult looking for an enr iching but fun event to attend with your friends If so the Encounter Conference has you covered There will be opportunities to grow in your faith through Mass and Adoration as well as many speakers to help you be the young adult God intended you to be For more information on the conference visit httpssteubenvilleconferencescomyoung-adult and be sure to click on the Milwaukee section If this is something you would be interested in attending please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380 or email at gronemeyeraarchmilorg
Advocates of Ozaukee County - Keep all documentation of threatening behavior (ie text messages emails etc) in a safe place Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free 1-877-375-4034
Texas Roadhouse offers a Sunday Church program which donates 10 of your total food purchase to the church of your choice Simply present a copy of the weekly church bulletin to your server at Texas Roadhouse and they will send us a check that month with their donation Thank you
Our Elderly Neighbors Need You - Imagine being elder ly isolated and unable to dr ive Your children donrsquot live nearby and your friends are in similar situations These local seniors need an occasional ride to the doctor grocery store pharmacy etc Can you spare an hour once a month to help so they can remain living in their own home If so contact Ozaukee Family Services at 262-376-7774 or visit wwwOzaukeeFamilyServicesorg
