St. Mary Catholic Church

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1 St. Mary Catholic Church Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time March 3, 2019 Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Mary, My apologies for not communicating in a while on the proposed building project here at St. Mary. Over the past several months, we have had several meetings with the finance people here at the Parish. We have also spoken with a consultant who went through our finances with a fine-tooth comb. The proposed building project had a price tag of nearly $5 million. After crunching the data as well as our financial numbers, we will not be able to realize this project at the present time. Based on consultation and data, we would be placing ourselves in a very burdensome financial position and would have a very difficult time funding the day-to-day operations as a parish community here at St. Mary. Our next step will be to form a small committee to see how we can improve the buildings we currently have on our campus. God s Peace and Blessings for a Hopeful Future, Fr. Roman Archdiocese of Milwaukee Kenosha, Wisconsin

2 St. Mary News & Notes... How to Become a Member of St. Mary s There are three easy ways: 1. Attend a New Member Orientation Meeting in the Parish Center Library held the Second Sunday of each month after the 8:00AM Mass. 2. Stop by the Parish Office. 3. If the first two options do not work for you, please contact Amy Nordloh at 262/ ; amynordloh@att.net. Active Membership in St. Mary Parish is determined by the following: 1. Faithful attendance at Mass on Sundays and Holy Days. 2. Regular Support through envelopes or direct withdrawal system. 3. Participate in one Parish spiritual program, ministry or organization. 4. For Six months being a registered member of the Parish. All criteria subject to the discretion of the Pastor. Active Member Being an Active Member entitles you to use various facilities and services including the Church for Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals and other sacramental events. Parishioner status is used at the local Parochial schools. Our Mission We are a Catholic community sent forth to visibly bring the presence of Christ to the world around us. Thank you to those of you using our new online giving tool. We appreciate your efforts and thank you for your continued support of our parish. Like us on Facebook: StMaryKenoshaCatholic Weekly Inspirational Song Weekly Inspirational Video Find us - Parish Calendar & Bulletins Youth & Adult Ministry Please like us on Facebook. Stay connected and see what is happening in our community. Preparation for Sacramental Celebrations Infant Baptism: Baptism preparation sessions are held for already registered parish parents for the Catholic commitment they are making for their child. Please contact the Parish office at 262/ Christian Marriage: Marriages are scheduled for parishioners who have been registered for at least one year. Preparation sessions are set up with one of our deacons, beginning as soon as a couple is engaged to be married, but no later than six months before the marriage date. Confirmation: Adult Catholics ~ Preparation is throughout the year. Please contact Corinne Dillon, extension Initiation into the Catholic Church: RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation; finding out more about the Catholic faith. Contact Corinne Dillon, extension Parish News...Lent ~ A Season of Renewal The season of Lent begins with the ancient practice of marking the baptized with ashes as a public and communal sign of penance. The blessing and distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday normally takes place during the celebration of Mass. March 6 ~ Ash Wednesday 8:00am School Mass, Noon Prayer Service, and 6:30pm Mass Annual Lenten Soup Supper Ash Wednesday ~ March 6 from 4:30pm to 6:30pm in Bell Hall On Ash Wednesday, March 6, 2019 from 4:30pm - 6:30pm; the Human Concerns Committee will again sponsor a simple soup and bread meal in Bell Hall. Come and share a simple meal as we begin our Lenten journey. Free will offering. Fasting interrupts our ability to eat whenever and whatever we wish and reminds us of the millions who fast involuntarily in a world where feast and famine are neighbor. Annual Rice Bowl Collection Beginning on Ash Wednesday, March 6, the Human Concerns annual Rice Bowl Program will begin. Rice Bowls allow us to reach beyond our own parish and beyond national boundaries to become a truly Catholic parish. [U.S. Bishops, 1997] Rice Bowls will be available on Ash Wednesday, and through the first weekend of Lent. Use the Rice Bowls to share a part of your wealth with the needy and hungry of the world. Rice Bowls will be collected during Holy Week. Catholic Relief Services sponsors the Operation Rice Bowl Program. They ask that we pray for the poor of the world and share some of our resources with them. 2 Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time March 3, 2019

3 This Week at St. Mary Mass Intentions : Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time 8:00AM For the Parish 10:30AM Ms. Shirley Ricker Monday March 4: Saint Casimir 8:00AM Mrs. Maralyn Stec Tuesday March 5: Shrove Tuesday 8:00AM Jean Tenuta Wednesday March 6: Ash Wednesday 8:00AM Mrs. Viviana Alfano NOON Prayer Service 6:30PM Mr. & Mrs. Leonard and Catherine Dembkowski Thursday March 7: Saint Perpetua and Saint Felicity 8:00AM Donald Salentine Friday March 8: Saint John of God 8:00AM Fr. Bruno Slodowski 7:00PM Stations of the Cross Saturday March 9: Saint Frances of Rome 5:00PM Mr. & Mrs. John and Carolyn Koling Sunday March 10: First Sunday of Lent 8:00AM Mrs. Dorothy Singer 10:30AM For the Parish Financial Stewardship Update Parish Support February 20, February 26, 2019 Weekly Budget: $19,423 Weekly Offering (week 34): $17,646 (Envelopes & Electronic) Difference: ($1,777) We fulfill God s plan when we share our talents and our financial gifts to help build God s kingdom on earth. This Week on the Calendar 8:45AM RCIA Class (PC Library) 9:00AM DMG - Dynamic Men s Group (Rectory Meeting Room) 9:15AM Elementary & Middle School Christian Formation Classes 9:15AM Fellowship Café (Bell Hall) 11:45AM Sex Trafficking Presentation (Bell Hall) for High School Mandatory to attend 6:00PM Women s Devotion Group (St. Francis Room) 7:00PM Mustard Seed (PC Library) Monday March 4 8:00AM Morning Mass Tuesday March 5 11:00AM Rosaries Against Abortion (in front of Planned Parenthood) 6:30PM Stewardship Meeting (Rectory Meeting Room) Wednesday March 6 6:30AM Men s Group (PC Library) 9:00AM Coffee and Conversation with Fr. Mike (PC Library) NOON Prayer Service (Church) 6:30PM Mass Thursday March 7 9:00AM Mom s Group (PC Library) 9:00AM Eucharistic Adoration (9:00AM - 8:00PM - Church) Friday March 8 7:00PM Stations of the Cross (Church) Saturday March 9 5:00PM Evening Mass Sunday March 10 9:00AM DMG - Dynamic Men s Group (Rectory Meeting Room) 9:00AM New Member Meeting (PC Library) 7:00PM Mustard Seed (PC Library) 3 Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time March 3, 2019 Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras - Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras - Fat Tuesday is the day before Ash Wednesday. Mardi Gras is French for Fat Tuesday, reflecting the practice of the last night of eating rich, fatty foods before the ritual fasting of the Lenten season. Mardi Gras arrived in the United States as a French Catholic tradition with the Le Moyne brothers. In New Orleans, the celebration nearly always involves the use of masks and costumes by its participants in their parade. For a more mellow family event, a dinner of home-made fluffy pancakes topped with fruit and whip cream. Ash Wednesday opens Lent, a season of fasting and prayer. Today we proclaim our penance to the world. The ashes we receive, the dies cinerum (day of ashes), are the result of burning blessed palm fronds from the previous year s Palm Sunday. The ashes symbolize the dust from which God made us. Readings for the Week Sun: Sirach 27:4-7/Psalm 92:2-3, 13-16/1 Corinthians 15:54-58/Luke 6:39-45 Mon: Sirach 17:20-24/Psalm 32:1-2, 5-7/Mark 10:17-27 Tues: Sirach 35:1-12/Psalm 50:5-8, 14, 23/Mark 10:28-31 Wed: Joel 2:12-18/Psalm 51:3-6, 12-14, 17/2 Corinthians 5:20--6:2/ Matthew 6:1-6, Thurs: Deuteronomy 30:15-20/Psalm 1:1-4, 6/Luke 9:22-25 Fri: Isaiah 58:1-9/Psalm 51:3-6, 18-19/Matthew 9:14-15 Sat: Isaiah 58:9-14/Psalm 86:1-6/ Luke 5:27-32 Sun: Isaiah 58:9-14/Psalm 86:1-6/ Luke 5:27-32

4 St. Mary Youth, Young Adult, and Adult News... Youth Ministry 6 th - 12 th Grade Upcoming Events for March Soup Kitchen Tuesday March 12 4:30pm - 6:00pm Meet at Christ the King Church th Avenue Fast Open to Teens and their friends 6 th through 12 th Grade! Friday and Saturday March 8 & 9 Starts at 6:00pm on Friday and ends at 7:00pm on Saturday. Bell Hall Teens will attend the 5:00pm Mass on Saturday. Sign up with Corinne by March 6 th. Bowling - $10. Shadow Stations Practice 2-5pm in Bell Hall Help re-enact the Stations of the Cross. In need of Actors, Readers, Singers, Stagehands and more. Sunday March 17 Prayer Service 7:00pm in Church All are welcome. St. Mary Youth Trip Appeal Saturday - Sunday March 9 & 10 The Youth banner will be in the back of Church for you to take an envelope with you and return it in our offertory basket or Parish office. By supporting our youth and becoming a Shareholder you make it possible for them to go on these faith-filled trips. Thank you for your generosity. Fellowship Café 9:15am - 10:15am Bell Hall These sessions of hospitality and speakers will be located in Bell Hall following the 8AM Mass and will last about an hour and fifteen minutes. We hope that you will join us for these special educational offerings. There are a variety of interesting social and spiritual topics and opportunities to have coffee and conversation with our Parish members. No reservations required. Presentations are subject to change. March 3: Sex Trafficking 9:00am and 11:45am Parents please come & listen. March 17: Estate Planning Christine Gabron, attorney-presenter The Three Key Documents of Every Estate Plan...including How to give and have your money go where you intend! We look forward to seeing you. Women s Devotion Group 6:00pm - 7:30pm St. Francis Room This group is designed for women to enhance their spiritual lives through prayer and conversation. Please come join a group of women ages 14 and older can grow closer to Jesus Christ. Please bring a snack to pass. Please contact Corinne at 262/ if you have any questions. 4 Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time March 3, 2019 Middle & High School Singers Sunday March 17 Practice 9:14am Youth Choir Middle and High School Singers, please join us on March 17 at 9:14am to practice, then sing at the 10:30am Mass. Rite of Sending Sunday March 10 8:00am Mass The Candidates for Confirmation, our Catechumens for Baptism and Profession of Faith will celebrate the Rite of Sending at our 8:00am Mass, followed by Rite of Acceptance at the Cathedral and Dinner. Please keep them in your prayers. DMG Dynamic Men s Group 9:00am - 10:15am Rectory Meeting Room The St. Mary DMG will begin a new 8-week session titled Who Am I To Judge? - Responding to Relativism with Logic and Love by Dr. Edward Sri starting Sunday, March 3 rd. Meetings are held weekly in the Parish Office building, beginning at 9:00am and ending before the 10:30am Mass. Meetings include coffee, kringle, and a short video followed by discussion. All men ages 18 and older are welcome. You re encouraged to invite a friend. It s not a requirement to attend all of the sessions, just come as your schedule permits. There is no cost to join or attend. Please contact Len Hartnell at 262/ or Joe Kmiec at 262/ for more detailed information.

5 St. Mary News, and Affiliated Programs and more... BE STRONG AND COURAGEOUS Saturday March 30 th 13 th Annual Conference Start and end with Christ! Optional Mass: 7:00am Official Start: 9:00am Miller High Life Theater Milwaukee, Wisconsin Fathers, bring your sons! Age appropriate sessions for boys 8 th grade and below, as well as high school age young men. Wives & daughters ~ support your men throughout the day in Prayer. Build a special bond with a powerful Father/Son blessing ~ a conference favorite. For more information, contact Len Hartnell at 262/ or Joe Kmiec at 262/ St. James 175 th Anniversary Mark Your Calendars! Sunday March 17 2:00pm Mass and Dinner St. James is having a c e l e b r a t i o n commemorating the 175 th Anniversary of St. James the Apostle Church on Sunday, March 17. Mass at 2:00pm with Archbishop Listecki. Dinner immediately following Mass. Location: St. James the Apostle Church at 5804 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, WI. Tickets: Adults $20; Children 12 and under $10. Dinner is by reservations only. Please contact Ann Collins at 262/ for any questions or to purchase tickets. All Saints Catholic School Now Enrolling! At ASCS we say and live the words of our honor code every day. We know the importance of these words and put them into action: We honor God our Father, Jesus Christ our Savior, and the Holy Spirit. We honor our parents and family. We honor ourselves. We treat others as called by the Gospel: with trust, respect, dignity and forgiveness. Our integrity guides all our actions. We do what is right, what we are supposed to do, the way we are supposed to do it, even when no one is watching. To see for yourself, call us today for a tour or schedule a day for your child to visit. Call 262/ St. Joseph Catholic Academy MARK YOUR CALENDARS T h e a n n u a l A S H W E D N E S D A Y F I S H DINNER at St. Joseph Catholic Academy on Wednesday, March 6 from 4:30pm to 7:00pm. This year we will again offer a drive thru and pick up at our convenient Drive-Up window without leaving the comfort of your car. Entrees include baked or fried cod, coleslaw, applesauce, choice of potato, dinner roll, dessert, coffee or milk. There is an option of macaroni and cheese, or grilled cheese with the same sides. Tickets are available at the door. Prices are adults $10, seniors $9 and children (13 and under) $6. The event will be held at St. Joseph Catholic Academy Upper Campus, located at th Street, Kenosha. Ash distribution will be offered at the s c h o o l c h a p e l a t 5 : 3 0 p m. For additional information, contact the school at Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time March 3, 2019 Matthew 25 Collection Each weekend during Lent the Human Concerns Committee is asking families to donate items to the needy based on Matthew s Gospel, Chapter 25:34. Week 1 March 10 I was hungry and you gave me food. Bring non-perishable foods to be donated to the St. Vincent de Paul Emergency Food Pantry. Week 2 March 17 I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink. Bring non-perishable juices and formula to be donated to the St. Mary/ St.Mark Elizabeth Ministry. Scrip Cards in March Hosting a St. Patty s Day party? We ve got Scrip for that. Scrip is available in the back of Church-weekend Masses. Lenten Fish Fry Dinner Schedule Friday March 1 Friday March 15 Friday March 29 Friday April 12 4:30pm - 7:00pm LOCATION: St. Mary ~ Bell Hall Enjoy delicious baked or fried cod dinner with a baked potato, red potatoes or French fries and homemade coleslaw. Dinner includes coffee, milk and dessert. Adults: $10 Children under 13: $5 Grilled cheese is also available: $5 LOCATION: St. Mary ~ Bell Hall Come and enjoy a delicious fish fry dinner! Soda and alcoholic beverages are available at an additional cost.

6 Welcome to St. Mary! Parish Office: th Avenue Kenosha, WI Phone: 262/ Fax: 262/ Website: Visit us on Facebook: Mass Schedule & Sacramental Celebrations Eucharist: Saturday: 5:00PM (Mass of Anticipation) Sunday: 8:00AM & 10:30AM Daily: 8:00AM Holy Days: As published in the bulletin. Eucharistic Adoration: 9:00AM - 8:00PM Thursdays; First Friday after 7:00PM Mass until 10:00PM in Church First Friday Mass: 7:00PM Sacrament of Reconciliation: First & Third Saturday; 4:00PM-4:30PM or by appointment Communion for the Sick: Please call our parish office. Sacrament of Anointing: Please call our parish office. Affiliated Ministries & Organizations Ministry of HOPE/Funeral Luncheons...262/ Elizabeth s Closet / Gym Venue Rental Dan Cairo Call...262/ St. Vincent DePaul help line...262/ Ext Prayer Line / prayerline@stmarycatholic.org. available 24/7 All Saints Catholic School Dan Jorgensen and Kelly Neu....Co-Principals North Campus...262/ South Campus...262/ Saints in Training / St. Joseph Catholic Academy...Robert Freund, President Lower Campus / Upper Campus / Little Lancer Preschool / Pro Life Lent: From March 6 - April 14, you re invited to join other Christians for 40 Days for Life 40 days of prayer and fasting for an end to abortion. You re invited and encouraged to stand and peacefully pray during a 40-day vigil outside Planned Parenthood. 7am-7pm daily. For more information, contact Karen at Do you know Someone who wants to become a Catholic? Are you an adult who was baptized Catholic who has not been Confirmed, but now feels ready to receive this Sacrament? If you answered YES to any of these questions, please contact Corinne Dillon at 262/ for more information. Memorial Angels Pick up Please pick up in the back of church this weekend. Thank you. Parish Staff Directory Pastor Father Roman Stikel Deacon Jim Francois Deacon Ron Lesjak Deacon Wilson Shierk Pastoral Minister Judy Francois Phone..262/ Business Manager Steve Hejnal Ext Pastoral Associate of Communications...Pauletta Lyons Ext Administrative Assistant.... Janice Schmidbauer Ext Contributions/Administrative Assistant...Jane Jurca Ext Parish Office Theresa Diliberti Pastoral Musician Theresa Setter Ext Christian Formation Director of Child/Early Adolescent.....Sandy Slivon Ext.4158 Director of Youth & Adult Ministry...Corinne Dillon Ext Administrative Assistant....Position open Ext.4150 Pastoral Council Amy Nordloh, Chairperson John P. Higgins, Trustee / Peggy Malmberg, Trustee / Members Peg Concannon Len Hartnell Tim Lippert Ray Schendl Jeffrey Swanson Richard Thoune Frank Marrese Jude Martin Hearing Amplifiers are Available for Mass. Church is equipped with a hearing assist loop that works with hearing aids with the tele-coil feature. Ask an Usher or a Greeter. Looking for a Parish? If you are new to the area or looking for a parish, please consider joining us. Call the parish office to receive more information. New Parishioner Registration takes place after the 8:00AM Mass the second Sunday of each month. Normal Parish Office Hours Monday - Thursday: 8:30AM - 3:00PM Friday: 8:30AM - 12:00PM Bulletin Submissions are due by 12:00PM (Noon) Monday morning to Pauletta Lyons at plyons@stmarycatholic.org

7 Deacon Wilson s Wisdom... HUMAN VISION The ending of Luke s beatitudes sermon is reflected in today s Gospel focusing on the principles that should govern the lives of disciples. Without the guidance of the earthly Jesus and the modeling of most of the discipleeyewitnesses, followers of Jesus learned the gospels and the meaning of the Christin way of life from those who already lived it. Those Christians living in community were responsible for one another, as teachers, guides, and prophets by their words and their works. From this early environment comes this familiar scriptural council taken from last Sunday s gospel: Be merciful just as your Father is merciful! Jesus call to be merciful helps us better understand what kind of blindness he is talking about: Can a blind person guide a blind person? It is his caution against leaders who don t know their own need for mercy, haven t experienced mercy, and therefore cannot act with mercy. Today we are still struggling to remember that Jesus calls us beyond our faults, compassionately asking us to open ourselves to new possibilities. New Testament scholar, John Barclay reminds us: God s raising a crucified Jew from Nazareth as Messiah and Lord recalibrates human worth, requiring us to have new eyes for our neighbor and especially for the most vulnerable among us. Coupled with the example of the blind Jesus taught that all people are loved abundantly by God leading the blind, Jesus pointed out the deadly seriousness people experience when they follow false guides. What a sad image of people who have a log protruding from their eye, and focuses on the splinter in another s eye. The problem is that people with distorted vision cannot see another clearly. Those who look on others with the clear eyes of mercy and compassion have the vision necessary to help them grow. When we admit our own sinfulness and have accepted the help necessary to move forward, we can humbly reach out our hand to help others. We know the joy created when we have the blindness removed from our own eyes. Theologian Richard Rohr speaks of this situation when he said: We need to look at Jesus until we can look out at the world with his kind of eyes. This realization often comes from reading the lives of the saints or experiencing the power of a 12-step group. It seems that the closer we get to God, the humbler we become. Today s gospel summarizes Jesus warning about those who think they see clearly. Only those who admit they have limited vision and know they have much to learn about God s ways, are the ones whom we can trust to orient us toward the mysteries God wants to reveal to us. In all that he said and did, in all his journeys among us, Jesus taught that all people---every single kind and group of people are loved abundantly by God and God invites us to that kind of loving. We will soon leave Ordinary Time and begin another Lenten journey. Maybe we should carry a splinter or bag of sawdust around with us. That splinter might remind us that sawdust is nothing compared to the log that we should examine and remove as part of our daily Lenten practice. If we are successful, we may discover love like we have never known love before. ~ Deacon Wilson Shierk (262) Fax accurateprintcom@sbcglobal.net of Kenosha Dan & Ann Kurpis Owner, Manager Parish Members th Place (262) Fax Hr. Service th Street Kenosha, WI Auto Home Bonds Business th Ave. A, Kenosha Greenhouse & Garden Center Think Spring Seed Supplies Pansies Cold Crop Veggies Easter Lilies 9140 Cooper Road JS POKORNY COMPANY INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Residential Commercial State Licensed Fully Insured Free Estimates A Name Known for Quality Since 1923 PAIELLI S BAKERY Breads Cakes Kringles Serving Kenosha Since 1945 Sales, Service, Lessons OPEN DAILY AT 6:00 AM 7700 Green Bay Rd Kenosha, WI Mon-Fri 11-7 Sat 10-5 Closed Sunday Kenosha Oral Surgery Dale Willoughby D.D.S th Ave. Kenosha, Wi info@kenoshaoralsurgery.com Dick s Roof Repair Service, Inc th Street Siding Windows Gutters Kenosha Racine Fax Website: Town & Country Glass Co. Inc Ave Table Tops - Pattern Glass - Plexiglass and Lexon Picture Framing - Stained Glass Supplies B 4C

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