Rev. Greg Bohren, Pastor 715-359-5675 or 715-446-3085, Ext. 303 Email: [email protected]Heather Stewart, Office Manager 715-446-3085, Ext. 301 Email: [email protected]Rita Arrowood, Bulletin Editor 715-446-3085. Ext. 302 Email: [email protected]Jessie Zoromski, Director-Religious Education 715-446-3085, Ext. 304 Email: [email protected]Linda Buss,Youth Ministry 715-446-3085, Ext. 306 Email: [email protected]Jackie Dalsky-Wadzinski, Coordinator-Adult Faith Formation 715-446-3085, Ext. 326 Email: [email protected]Jessica Zoromski, Coordinator-Baptismal Preparation 715-446-3918 Josephine Pingel, Parish Nurse 715-446-2289 or 715-446-3085, Ext, 326 Email: [email protected]Parish Office hours-Monday through Thursday 8AM until 2PM. Friday 8AM until noon Church Basement 715-446-3654 Weekend Mass Times Saturday: 4:00 pm ∙ Sunday: 10:30 am Weekday Masses Tuesday and Friday: 8:30 am Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 3:00-3:45 PM or by appointment The Rosary Society Prayerline is available by calling: Marty Zyduck 715-446-3074 or Rita @the Parish Office 715-446-3085 to get the chain started. Prayers for the requested person are usually prayed for two weeks. If you would like the Parish Nurse to visit you when you are hospitalized, visit you at home during an extended illness, or phone you at home after you’ve been hospital- ized, please call the Parish Nurse @715-446-3085, Ext. 326, Email: parish- [email protected] (or let the Parish Secretary know). If you want to talk with the Parish Nurse, office hours are by appointment. July 1, 2018 Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time THEME: Healthy Touch We believe in a God who, in Jesus, took on our human flesh, Jesus of Nazareth literally touched people to heal them. Through us, members of His Body, He still can. 500 CHURCH LANE • HATLEY, WISCONSIN 54440 Website: www.stflos.org ST. FLORIAN
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Rev. Greg Bohren, Pastor 715-359-5675 or 715-446-3085, Ext. 303 Email: [email protected]
Heather Stewart, Office Manager 715-446-3085, Ext. 301 Email: [email protected] Rita Arrowood, Bulletin Editor 715-446-3085. Ext. 302 Email: [email protected] Jessie Zoromski, Director-Religious Education 715-446-3085, Ext. 304 Email: [email protected] Linda Buss,Youth Ministry 715-446-3085, Ext. 306 Email: [email protected] Jackie Dalsky-Wadzinski, Coordinator-Adult Faith Formation 715-446-3085, Ext. 326 Email: [email protected] Jessica Zoromski, Coordinator-Baptismal Preparation 715-446-3918 Josephine Pingel, Parish Nurse 715-446-2289 or 715-446-3085, Ext, 326 Email: [email protected] Parish Office hours-Monday through Thursday 8AM until 2PM. Friday 8AM until noon Church Basement 715-446-3654 Weekend Mass Times Saturday: 4:00 pm ∙ Sunday: 10:30 am Weekday Masses Tuesday and Friday: 8:30 am Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 3:00-3:45 PM or by appointment The Rosary Society Prayerline is available by calling: Marty Zyduck 715-446-3074 or Rita @the Parish Office 715-446-3085 to get the chain started. Prayers for the requested person are usually prayed for two weeks. If you would like the Parish Nurse to visit you when you are hospitalized, visit you at home during an extended illness, or phone you at home after you’ve been hospital-ized, please call the Parish Nurse @715-446-3085, Ext. 326, Email: [email protected] (or let the Parish Secretary know). If you want to talk with the Parish Nurse, office hours are by appointment.
July 1, 2018 Thirteenth Sunday
in Ordinary Time
THEME: Healthy Touch We believe in a God who, in Jesus, took on our human flesh, Jesus of Nazareth literally touched people to heal them. Through us, members of His Body, He still can.
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Notes from the Parish Office
Offertory Prayer: Let us now, together as a family, worship our heavenly Father with our gifts and offerings. Parish Offering
June 21-27, 2018 Adult Envelopes $3,050.00 Grade/High School $ 20.00 Offertory Plate $ 322.00 Votive Lights $ 58.00 Total Offering $3,450.00 Other Offerings: Cemetery Fund: $85.00 Buildings & Grounds Fund: $145.00 First Fruits offering: $50.00 Bearers of Offertory Gifts: 06/30 +Mary Walkush, Frances and Ed, Sr. by Ed Walkush, Jr. 07/01 +Kimberly Kuklinski by Jim & Therese Miller
PASTORAL SHARINGS
In this weekend’s Gospel Jesus healed a woman who was plagued with hemorrhages for twelve years. She spent all she had on doctors and only got worse. Jesus also raised up Jairus’ twelve-year-old daughter from the dead. Jairus was a synagogue official. He begged Jesus to help him. One of the things that Jesus wanted to continue through the church was His healing ministry. The two sacraments of healing are confession and anointing of the sick. Confession reconciles us to God and gives us sanctifying grace meaning union with God. The separation from God that we have
through sin is repaired. In confession we also receive peace and serenity of conscience, and spiritual consolation and an increase of spiritual strength to live the Christian life. Anointing of the sick does a number of things for us. The first grace of this sacrament is one of strengthening, peace and courage to overcome the difficulties that go with the condition of serious illness or the frailty of old age. This grace is a gift of the Holy Spirit, who renews trust and faith in God and strengthens against the temptations of the evil one, the temptation to discouragement and anguish in the face of death. This assistance from the Lord by the power of His Spirit is meant to lead the sick person to healing of the soul, but also of the body if such is God's will. When we receive anointing of the sick we receive union with the passion of Christ. By the grace of this sacrament the sick person receives the strength and the gift of uniting himself more closely to Christ's Passion: in a certain way he is consecrated to bear fruit by configuration to the Savior's redemptive Passion. Suffering, a consequence of original sin, acquires a new meaning; it becomes a participation in the saving work of Jesus. Anointing of the sick can also be a preparation for the final journey. If the sacrament of anointing of the sick is given to all who suffer from serious illness and infirmity, even more rightly is it given to those at the point of departing this life; so it is also called sacramentum exeuntium (the sacrament of those departing). The Anointing of the Sick completes our conformity to the death and Resurrection of Christ, just as Baptism began it. It completes the holy anointings that mark the whole Christian life: that of Baptism which sealed the new life in us, and that of Confirmation which strengthened us for the combat of this life. This last anointing fortifies the end of our earthly life like a solid rampart for the final struggles before entering the Father's house. Another good time to receive anointing of the sick is before getting surgery. I am always happy to help out with anointing of the sick or hearing confessions. The healing work of the church is also done by its members bringing Jesus into other people’s lives and helping them on their journey with God in charitable works. Just encouraging a person to pray can help bring them healing and closer to Jesus. Blessings, Fr. Greg
THE PARISH OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON Wednesday, July 4th in observance of Independence Day. Fr. Greg and the staff at St. Florian’s Parish wish everyone a safe and fun holiday!! INDEPENDENCE DAY, also referred to as the FOURTH OF JULY is a federal holiday in the
United States commemorating the adoption of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. The Continental Congress decided that the thirteen American colonies regarded themselves as a new nation, the United States of America, and were no longer part of the British Empire. The Congress actually voted to declare independence two days earlier on July 2nd. Coincidentally, both John Adams & Thomas Jefferson, the only signers of the Declaration of Independence later to serve as Presidents of the U.S. died on the same day, July 4, 1826, which was the 50th anniversary of the Declaration. Although not a signer of the Declaration of Independence, James Monroe, another Founding Father who was elected as President, also died on July 4 (1831). Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President, w as born on July 4, 1872, so far he is the only U. S. President to have been born on Independence Day. Families often celebrate Independence Day by hosting or attending a picnic or barbecue; many take advantage of the day off and, in some years, a long weekend to gather with relatives or friends. Decorations are generally colored red/white/blue, the colors of the American flag. Parades are often held in the morning, before families get-togethers, while fireworks displays occur in the evening after dark at such places as parks, fairgrounds, or town squares. taken from Wikipedia
Parish Announcements
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St. Mary of Mt. Carmel Church Picnic, Amherst, Sunday, July 1st-10AM Polka Mass. Chicken/ham dinner 11AM-2PM. Bingo, Silent Auction, Kids games, raffles, music, Cherry Tree, Food/refreshments. Hatley Senior Citizens 4th of July Party-Tuesday, July 3-12 noon social, 1PM dinner @Hatley Library/Community Room. Bring a picnic dish to pass and $1 wrapped Bingo prize. Wear red/white/blue Sunday Mass & Healing Service-St. Matthew Catholic Church, Wausau July 8-3:30PM. Confessions before Mass 2-3:15PM St. Bronislava Parish Festival, Plover-Sun., July 8-10:30AM Polka Mass Chicken dinner 10:30AM-1PM. Bake sale, General Store, 3PM Bingo Raffles, Food stand, Kids games/face painting, Silent Auction ST. LADISLAUS PARISH CONCERT ON THE GROUNDS, Bevent-Tuesday, July 10-6-8PM performance by Mountain Sky (rain date Tuesday, July 17). Free will offering appreciated. Refreshments available. No pets please St. Mary-Torun Parish Picnic-Sat., July 14-4PM Outdoor Mass. Sun., July 15 10:30AM Outdoor Mass & dinner 11:30AM-2PM plus $1000 cash Bingo begins 1PM. New this Year: Tractor & Car Show www.toruncatholic.org St. Boniface Parish Picnic, Aniwa-Sun., July 15-10AM outdoor Mass. Food, raffles, games, music. Antique tractor display. Raffle drawings 3:30pm St. Francis Community Picnic, Gresham Sun., July 15th. Outdoor polka Mass 11AM. Picnic food/drinks served under tent 12 noon-3PM. Auction including pies 1:30pm. Raffles, Silent Auction, Farmer’s Market, kids games Bus Trip to Our Lady of Good Help, Champion, WI (near Green Bay)-Tuesday July 17th departing St. Ladislaus Parish parking lot 9AM returning 5PM. Cost $25 per person. Call 715-341-2019 to sign up or with questions St. Adalbert Parish Picnic , Rosholt Sat. Aug. 4-Mass @4pm & Sun., Aug. 5 10:30AM Mass with chicken dinner 11:30AM-2PM and $1000 cash Bingo. St. Francis Xavier Church Picnic on the Peninsula, Knowlton-Sat. August 11 4:30pm Outdoor Mass. Bingo 1-4PM & 6-9PM, food, games, Country Store
ATTENTION: ENGAGED COUPLES: You need to contact the Parish Office at least one year in advance of the wedding date. An appointment needs to be made to meet with our pastor to plan the wedding date & complete the necessary forms for the Parish and the Diocese of La Crosse. Father Greg will visit parishioners when they are hospitalized. Families can call the Parish Office to make these arrangements. Father Greg will visit the homebound on a bi-monthly basis, on 1st Friday or by request. Two ladies of our parish will visit the home bound every 1st Friday. Call Parish Office to request visit. If a family member is in a nursing home/assisted care, please contact the Parish Office in regard to general mailing/address changes, giving envelopes and bulletin mailing which will be recorded in the parish census. Baptisms will be celebrated the second Saturday or Sunday of the month ( July 14-15, August 18-19, Sept. 8-9) Parents presenting a child for Baptism (including expectant parents) are asked to contact Jessica Zoromski @715-446-3918 and then meet with her and Fr. Greg one month before confirming date of Baptism. Baptism prep: July 9, Aug 13, Sept. 10). Adult Sacramental Preparation-contact the Parish Office. Every Friday of the month there will be Mass at 8:30AM followed by recitation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy.
Upcoming Events
Extraordinary Ministers-June 30-July 1 4PM: Carol Sheehan, Jerry Pflieger, Lon/Mary Jo Maier, Rose Nowinsky 10:30AM: Jeremy Damask, Rita Arrowood, Patti Zblewski, David/Bernie Narloch
Extraordinary Ministers-July 7-8 4PM: Delores Thayer, Carol Tuszka, Margie King, Mary Ann Ritter, Cecilia Rudolph 10:30AM: Bryan/Betsy Benaszeski, Kathleen Endres, Russell Schultz, Mary Gusman
Altar Servers-June 30-July 1 4PM: Jerry Pflieger 10:30AM: Colden Larson
Sacristans-June 30-July 1 4PM: Joan Wawrzaszek 10:30AM: David/Bernie Narloch
Sacristans-July 7-8 4PM: Richard Thayer 10:30AM: Mary Gusman
Readers-June 30-July 1 4PM: Carol Sheehan 10:30AM: Patti Zblewski
Readers-July 7-8 4PM: Bob Tuszka 10:30AM: Mary King
HAVE YOU PICKED UP YOUR PICNIC RAFFLE TICKETS in the back of church?? If not, please check the back of church as you enter or leave after Mass and pick up the envelope with your family name that contains a letter, poster of picnic events scheduled, kitchen donation ticket along with Cash Raffle tickets and Sports Raffle tickets.
PICNIC SPONSORSHIP (purple) sheet is included in your envelope which lists prizes and picnic expenses that you could sponsor to help keep our event costs down. PICNIC POSTERS are also available in the back of church to take with you and post wherever you think a flyer could be displayed to help promote our annual parish picnic. COUNTRY STORE is accepting gently-used, clean and useful items (no clothing) which can be dropped off on the Parish Center porch or brought into building during staff working hours. There is a classroom set aside to store your donations. It’s time to start sorting through your storage areas for unused household items, jewelry, purses, scarves, books, CDs, DVDs, LP records, seasonal items, sports equipment & collectibles. NON-WORKING ELECTRONICS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED! St Florian Parish people have been very gracious in donating items for the Sports Raffle and the Mini Raffle. Please check the Raffle donation boards in back of church for items that will can be used for the raffles. The Sports Raffle has specific items and the Mini-Raffle has basket theme ideas or single items that can be combined or raffled as single item. Please take a card of the item or basket you wish to donate for the raffle. The earlier we receive your item the better it is for planning purposes. If you have any questions on Sports Raffle items, call David Narloch at 715-446-3435 and on Mini-Raffle call Mary Jo Maier at 715-446-3397. Thank you in advance for your help with the prize items. Items can be dropped off at the Parish Center during staff working hours. (MORE INFORMATION-Page 6)
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION SUMMER CALENDAR –2018 July 15-22 Camp Covecrest which is a Catholic camp set in the mountains of North Georgia
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL Monday, August 6th through Friday, August 10th 9AM until 12 noon at St. Florian Parish Center COOL KINGDOM PARTY “Mary Leads Me Closer to Jesus” Ages 4 through 10 VBS News... Large pieces of cardboard ( appliance size) are needed for VBS decorating. If anyone has
some, please contact the parish office. When inside out, they make good, paintable props! Youth, ages 11 and up, make good group leaders, skit performers, and decorating helpers. If available, please let Heather, Parish Office, or Bernie at 715-446-3435 know and we'll be in touch. Registrations are being taken - just drop off at Parish Office or put in Envelope Collection box in back of church. Friends can register too!!
FAITH FORMATION CLASSES FOR
2018-2019 “Our Families Are the Core of Faith Formation for Children” Just a gentle reminder that our Faith Formation classes will begin in September. All children preparing for the Sacraments of Reconciliation and First Communion should be attending Sunday School in 1st Grade. Kindergarten thru 5th Grade will meet on Sunday mornings from 9AM until 10:15 AM. Our classes for students in 6th grade through 10th grade will meet on Wednesday evenings: Open Gym 5:30-6:30PM with Classes 6:30-8PM. The Sacrament of Confirmation is celebrated in May of sophomore year. REGISTRATION FORMS are on-line at our website or can be picked up with Jessie Zoromski at our Parish Office.
ANNUAL CHURCH PICNIC Saturday, July 28 Sunday, July 29 PICNIC WORKER SIGN-UP SHEETS are now posted in the back of
church. We are looking for youth 4th grade and up who can help out in KIDS GAMES, also 9th grade and up in PICK-A-STICK and 6th grade and up in SNACK SHACK. We need many to participate that Saturday or Sunday...just another way to help our parish and get involved. Also needed are youth/parents to help set up the COUNTRY STORE tent on Saturday morning beginning at 9AM. CALL THE PARISH OFFICE IF YOU CAN HELP! THIS ALSO CAN HELP TOWARDS YOUR SERVICE HOURS!! If you want to bring a friend to work with you, that’s great!! Make it fun!
SUMMER PRAYER
Creator of all, thank You for Summer! Thank You for the warmth of the sun
and the increased daylight. Thank You for the beauty I see all
around me and for the opportunity to be outside and enjoy Your creation. Thank You for the increased time I
have to be with my friends and family, and for the more casual pace of the Summer season.
Draw me closer to You this Summer. Teach me how I can pray no matter
where I am or what I am doing. Warm my soul with the awareness of
Your presence, and light my path with Your Word and Counsel.
As I enjoy Your creation, create in me a pure heart and a hunger and a thirst for You.
AMEN
Mass Schedule
Saturday, June 30, 2018 First Martyrs of Holy Roman Church 3:00 pm PRIVATE CONFESSIONS until 3:45 pm 4:00 pm +Mary Walkush, Ed, Sr. & Frances Walkush by Ed Walkush, Jr. and for the Intentions of the Parish Family Sunday, July 1, 2018-Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:30 am +Kimberly Kuklinski by James & Therese Miller Monday, July 2, 2018-NO MASS Tuesday, July 3, 2018-St. Thomas 7:30 am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 8:15am 8:30 am +Angeline Warpehoski by Cornelia LaDuke Wednesday, July 4, 2018-Independence Day-NO MASS Thursday, July 5, 2018-NO MASS St. Anthony Zaccaria St. Elizabeth of Portugal First Friday, July 6, 2018-St. Maria Goretti 7:30 am Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 8:15am 8:30 am +Brian Woznicki by Wendall & Carol Silvius Mass followed by recitation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, then visits to the homebound Saturday, July 7, 2018 3:00 pm PRIVATE CONFESSIONS until 3:45 pm 4:00 pm +Esther & Jim Brzezinski by Don, Lynn & Carrie Sunday, July 8, 2018-Fourteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:30 am +Sister Margo Feltz by Phil & Audrey Postelnik and for the Intentions of the Parish Family BAPTISM: Levi Tomik Fischer Parents-Joseph & Madilyn (Serwa) Fischer Godparents-Jon & Morgan Wojciechowski
Calendar of Events SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 2018
4:00 PM
CONGRATULATIONS to Jerry & Rose Rew on their 50th Wedding Anniversary (August 24, 1968). Fr. Greg will give blessing at this Mass
TUESDAY, JULY 3, 2018
7:30 AM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 8:15am
12:00 noon
Hatley Senior Citizens 4th of July Party. 1PM dinner @Hatley Library/Community Room. More details on page 3 of bulletin
THURSDAY,JULY 5, 2018
8:00 AM Cleaning of Church. Everyone welcome!
FIRST FRIDAY, JULY 6, 2018
7:30 AM Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament until 8:15am
8:30 AM Mass followed by recitation of the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, then visits to the homebound
SUNDAY, JULY 8, 2018
10:30 AM BAPTISM: Levi Tomik Fischer Parents: Joseph & Madilyn (Serwa) Fischer Godparents: Jon & Morgan Wojciechowski
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Weekly Readings
for the Week of July 1, 2018
ROME TRIP: There are still a couple of spots left for the trip to Rome with Fr. Greg October 1st through 10th of this year. We also have a person looking for a roommate for the trip so if you are at all interested call Barb Jennison and get the details 715-355-5775.
FILL A BAG: Donate your newspaper, non-confidential paper and junk mail to the MAGIC PAPER BOX in church parking lot to help raise funds to support St. Florian Parish. YES: newspaper, school paper, workbooks, paperback books, envelopes, catalogs, magazines NO: cardboard/paperboard, soda cartons, cereal boxes, etc. shredded paper, non-paper
items, plastic bags/bottles, confidential information, hard cover books, metal, wrapping/tissue paper, textbooks, carbon paper
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(continued from page 3) PICNIC SIGN-UP SHEETS are available in the back of church. We encourage you to sign-up for your favorite picnic job before the slot is taken. SIGN UP FOR KIDS GAMES should be students in 4th grade and up. AND FOR PICK A STICK-students must be in 9th grade and up.
PLEASE HELP US ADVERTISE OUR PICNIC EVENT…… If you live in high traffic areas, take a sign and post it as close to the roadway as permissible in your area. You might wish to ask your friends or relatives living in surrounding area, Weston, Stevens Point, Wausau, Mosinee, Antigo. Wittenberg, Tigerton etc. if they would post one in their yard as well. After picnic weekend, please gather the signs and return them for next year. Thanks for your help with this picnic advertising. IF YOU HAVE FAMILY/FRIENDS who have never attended our annual church picnic or haven’t been here in awhile, you may want to give them the dates and suggest they meet you on our picnic grounds!! ATTENTION NEW PARISHIONERS: Getting involved in our annual church picnic would be a great way for you and your family to meet other church members, having a good time in the process!! HELP IS NEEDED to assist in the painting of our “SNACK SHACK” for the annual church picnic. Come have some parish fun with Youth Ministry and EARN SOME SERVICE HOURS at the same time! We will provide the lunch & summer treats. WHO: YOUTH in grades 9 & Up and ADULTS OF THE PARISH WHEN: Tuesday, July 24 Rain date: Wednesday, July 25 TIME: 10AM—until done WHERE: Our Parish Grounds RSVP: Linda Buss-Text or call: 715-574-5506 (during Summer hours)
ST. FLORIAN’S HOLY STROKES 9th ANNUAL GOLF OUTING was held at Maple Hills Golf Course on Saturday June 23, The sun was shining, soft breeze blowing and 80 degrees made for a ideal weather day for the 22 teams of 88 golfers that participated. We had two teams tie for first place with a team score of 54. The tie was resolved by dice shaking with the winning team being Team Bigsticks collecting the
$200. 1st place team prize. Equity Design Group Team also with a 54 score was runner-up. The two random pick team winners were Team Beltfed and Team ZEB each receiving $125.. . We wish to acknowledge and thank the following for helping work at the event on Saturday - JoAnn Dymale, Jayne Hetzel, Helen Damask, John Kostecki, Ethan Wesolowski. Bernie Narloch, Christine Riste, Marcie Nemke as well as Rita Arrowood for preparing the posters and beverage tickets before the event. We also wish to thank Paul and Elizabeth Hegewald for hosting the event at Maple Hills Golf Course along with their staff for preparing and serving the food and the bar staff for taking care of the refreshments on the course and in the club house. Thanks to Fr. Greg for the opening Blessing as well as staying for some golfing. Thank you to the 88 golfers who participated in the Holy Strokes Golf Outing - without you we would not be able to have an outing. Lastly, we acknowledge and thank our Hole Sponsors along with business that donated prizes and gift cards. Please see insert in bulletin for listing of business and individuals. All in all it was a great day and a great outing that netted St. Florian's $6,021. to be used for the kitchen remodeling project. (photos of golf outing on page 7 of bulletin)
THANK YOU TO ESKER’S TOWN AND COUNTRY (Terry & Penny Esker) for donating two gift certificates for our annual Father’s Day
drawing at two weekend Masses. The lucky winners are: John Kostecki and Wayne Patterson. CONGRATULATIONS to both parishioners. THANK YOU to Bernie Heinrich and Jerry Schroeder for spreading the wood chips on the parish grounds around the playground equipment and also bringing in their tractors to help with the job.
DO YOU LIVE IN MARATHON COUNTY and received notice that your address will change? If so, St. Florian Parish needs your new address to update our records for mailings, etc. Please call Heather at the Parish Office with this new information. Also if you now have a cell phone number and no longer have a landline, we have no other way to know this unless you share your number with us. All your information is confidential.
Volunteer Church Cleaning Crew meets on Thursday, July 5th, beginning at 8AM. We're happy to report our snack
provider, Carolyn is back on the job. We have never left hungry thanks to Jo Ann and Audrey, but now everything is back to normal. As always, everyone who can handle cleaning is welcome!
CALLING ALL FLOWER GARDENERS: If you have flowers in your yard/garden that you think would look good in our church, please call Sharon Mieska
@715-297-5385 or Bernie Narloch @715-446-3435 by Thursday evening each week to make delivery arrangements. The flowers are arranged by Sharon on Friday or Saturday morning depending on variety. Please know that your donation is much appreciated by God and the parishioners!!
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