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3RD SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME • JANUARY 25, 2015
As members of St. Dominic Catholic Parish, we commit ourselves
“To Seek Christ, Know Christ, and Become Christ,
Each One for the Sake of All.”
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Message from Fr. Brad
For I handed on to you as of first
importance what I also received
~1 Cor 15:3a
This week, we celebrate Catholic
Schools Week and I am reminded of a
medieval scholastic axiom: nemo dat
quod non habet, no one can give what
he does not have. In St. Paul’s letter to
the Corinthians, we are encouraged to
hand on the Gospel of Jesus Christ, as
St. Paul did, professing that Christ died
for our sins, was buried, rose on the
third day in accordance with the
scriptures, and appeared to the
Apostles. This is a story filled with
great hope and joy. This is what we
pass onto the children who attend our
Catholic school. This is what we pass
on to all of the children of our parish,
but we cannot pass it on unless we
possess the knowledge ourselves. As
we celebrate Catholic Schools Week,
we all are encouraged to learn more
about our Catholic Faith.
As a parish, we continue to educate
our children in the areas of math,
science, language arts, history, music,
and religion, doing so with the aim of
enabling the growth of productive
citizens and creating faithful members
of the Church. In our school
environment, children are brought
closer to God and their vision is clearer
as they become closer to Christ, the
Logos, and the true Light of the world.
The handing on of our faith is critical
for the future of the Church along with
our families, neighborhoods, larger
communities, country and world. Let
us entreat Our Lady, to help us respond
to the promptings of the Holy Spirit
and faithfully hand on what we have
received.
~Fr. Brad Krawczyk
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cordially invites you to
“A PRAYER, A STORY &
A TASTE OF WINE”
FR. DOM
Read more about Fr. Dom at
www.holyspiritswine.com and
www.fatherdoms.com.
WITH
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28,
7:00—9:00 PM
IN THE PAAC
Holy Spirits wine and unique
products will be sold, as well as his
and Anna Nuzzo’s CDs. A portion of
the proceeds go to a non-profit that
supports young adults who have been
diagnosed with cancer or other diseases.
An RSVP is required!
To RSVP, please visit http://
conta.cc/1wq0yNs or contact
Molly Schmidt, 262.781.3480 or
[email protected].
Little Black Book Of Lenten
Meditations
Please pick up your
“Little Black Book” of
daily Lenten
meditations from the
Church narthexes,
beginning on the weekend of
January 31 & February 1.
This user-friendly tool serves as an
excellent resource for connecting our
hearts to the deep spiritual meaning
of the Lenten season. These books are
available for a free will donation.
Please return the envelopes provided
to the Parish Center or the offertory
baskets at Mass.
Bring In Your Palms!
Please bring in any
palms you have from
last year, by Sunday,
February 15.
We will be burning
them for use at our Ash
Wednesday Masses. Baskets will be
available for them in each narthex,
beginning next weekend.
That Man Is You! Is Back In Session!
We are looking forward to welcoming back
everyone from last Fall and are hoping for some
new men to join us. Meet us on Fridays at 6:00 am
for breakfast and be done by 7:30 am. For those
who can’t make Friday mornings, we started
Thursday night sessions on January 22. They will start with refreshments at
7:00 pm and be done by 8:30 pm. Both sessions will meet in the Marcy
Center. Here are the highlights of what we will be covering:
Session 15: That Man Is You!
 The Story of King David
 Consequences for King David’s Actions
 Costs of Infidelity
 Family, Children and Church All Touched by Infidelity
 The Family and Peace
 Developing the Five Personal Traits of Leaders
 Embracing Your Leadership Role
We hope you will join us. If you have any questions, you can contact Bob
Boehler at 414.640.2008 or [email protected].
For All Our Safety...
Please help our campus be safe and secure for everyone. For security
purposes, at no time should any of our doors be propped open. Please set an
expectation that the doors will be monitored 15 minutes before and during the
start of a meeting. Someone should be assigned to let people in during these 15
minutes. During meetings the doors should be locked. We ask all parishioners
to participate in keeping our campus and its parishioners safe by being vigilant
and speaking with others if we see this practice being violated. Thank you.
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Saints In (Fitness) Training Is
Back In Action! Join Us!
A fitness program geared toward
older adults, to focus on
stretching, balance and
strengthening.
When: Wednesday mornings
7:30 am
Location: Marcy Center 7
Come join us for some free
fun and fitness!
Led by Nora De Lise, parishioner &
Doctor of Physical Therapy
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Join Us For Book Club!
Our next Book Club Selection will be All the
Pope's Men: The Inside Story of How the Vatican
Really Thinks, by John L. Allen Jr.
All the Pope’s Men is a lucid, in-depth guide to the
sometimes puzzling, often incomprehensible inner
workings of the Vatican. It reveals how decisions are
made, how papal bureaucrats think, and how
careers in the Roman Curia are shaped. It debunks
the myths that have fed the distrust and suspicions
many English-speaking Catholics harbor about the
way the Vatican conducts its business, explains who
really wields the power, and offers entertaining
profiles of the personalities, historical and presentday, who have wielded that power for good and for
bad. A thoughtful analysis of the recent sexual abuse
crisis sheds light on how the Vatican perceives the Church in the United States.
Balanced, lively, and filled with Vatican history and lore, All The Pope’s Men
provides the general reader with an authoritative picture of the highly charged
relationship between the Vatican and the richest, most influential national
Catholic church in the world today.
Please join us on Monday, February 9, 2015 at 7:00 pm in the Parish
Center, for a lively and insightful discussion about All The Pope’s Men by John L.
Allen, Jr. If you have any questions about the St. Dominic Book Club, please
email Nancy Jurss at [email protected].
Help the Babies of Hebron House!
At the beginning of each year, St. Dominic
Catholic Parish hosts a drive to assist Hebron
House of Hospitality in Waukesha, which houses
homeless families. They are in desperate need of
diapers in larger sizes (including Pull-ups) and
baby wipes. Throughout January, we will be
collecting these items for homeless families trying
to get back on their feet. Laundry baskets for collection will be placed in the
narthexes until the end of January. Thanks for your help!
Planning For A Knight in
Vatican City Has Begun!
Are you ready to get involved in our
2016 Dinner Auction? Please join us
or pop in to share your thoughts
during one of the three
planning meetings that work for you:
Come To The Saturday Morning Men’s Group!
Would you like to make new friendships that are centered in Christ? If so, the
Quad Parish Men's Group is for you! Join ordinary Catholic laymen from
surrounding parishes to connect, and inspire each other. These informal
sessions take place every Saturday morning, 7:15—8:30 am in the Marcy Center,
to study and reflect on the scripture readings for the weekend. Attendance is
casual, just come if you can make it on any Saturday. For more information,
contact Peter Murray, 262.781.9736, or John Zinda, 262.783.5327.
Rosary For Life
Join with members of our Respect Life Committee in
praying the Rosary, petitioning for the sanctity of all life
on Tuesday, February 3 and Tuesday, February 17 at
7:00 pm in the Chapel.
Don’t know the Rosary well? Prayer aides will be available. For more
information, please contact Bob Boehler at [email protected].
Every Monday morning (except
holidays) 8:00 - 9:00 am in the
Marcy Center
Evening - Tuesday, Jan. 20, 6:30 7:30 pm in the Marcy Center
Daytime - Wednesday, Jan. 21, 1:15 2:30 pm in the Marcy Center
All are welcome and encouraged to
share your ideas, talents, and
skills!!! We are here to listen to your
ideas and help find a volunteer
position, if you choose!
~Tina & Tim Jessick &
Jessica & Dan Brown
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Stewardship Prayer
Ordinary Time?
What precisely is Ordinary Time? We usually define it by
what it’s not. It’s the season when there’s no other season
going on. To my way of thinking, Ordinary Time is the most
challenging season.
During Advent, there’s a lot to do to prepare for Christmas.
During Christmas, it’s simply expected that people will be full
of good cheer, promoting charity and peace on earth. Lent
has its own set of internal to-do’s: the prayer, fasting,
almsgiving, and repentance that prepare us for the celebration of Easter. And, of
course, the Triduum and Easter are the high-points of the entire year with lots of
preparation and celebration. In all these seasons, parishes have programs,
prayers, and activities to guide us through them.
Ordinary Time, generally speaking, leaves us to our own routines, and our
own discipline. It’s the time when we have to work to integrate our spirituality
with the everyday: work, school, vacation, the ebb and flow of our lives.
Fortunately, we have help and assistance with that task of integration. We have
something that provides the support and spiritual nourishment we need to get
through the everyday routine of life. That support is called Sunday. Sundays
should be part of the rhythm of life that keeps our spirituality rooted in real life.
If your life feels a little out of synch, driven by external events rather than by
your own priorities, maybe you should reexamine how you’re keeping the
Sabbath.
~by Rev. Larry Rice, CSP
Father Rice is Vocations Director for the Paulist Fathers
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Stewardship Summary
Budget for fiscal year end
6/30/15: $1,725,321
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Budget for 7/1/14 through
1/18/15: $999,395
Actual for 7/1/14 through
1/18/15: $1,001,197
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Budget for week ending
1/18/15: $28,456
Actual for week ending
1/18/15:
$29,371
My church is composed of people
like me. I help
make it what it is.
It will be friendly,
if I am. Its pews
will be filled, if I
help to fill them.
It will do great
work, if I work.
It will make
generous gifts to
many causes, if I
am a generous
giver.
It will bring other people into its
worship and fellowship if I invite and
bring them. It will be a church of
loyalty and love, of fearlessness and
faith and a church with a noble spirit,
if I, who make it what it is, am filled
with these same things. Therefore,
with the help of God, I shall dedicate
myself to the task of being all things
that I want my church to be.
Amen.
Thank You From The Christmas Clearing Council!
Dear St. Dominic parishioners,
On behalf of Christmas Clearing Council, thank
you so much for your donation of hats and
mittens. They were given out to hundreds of
families at our annual Toy Shop. There were
many parents who were so happy to receive
warm winter gear, in addition to toys, for their
children. Your generosity was much appreciated.
Thank you for sharing Christ's love in the true Christmas spirit with others!
Blessings,
Joy Graf and Shelly Conrad
Christmas Clearing Council Board of Directors
Stewardship Commitment Renewal
2015 Treasure Campaign Pledged
Commitment to date:
$1,287,440 from 721 Parish families
Our fiscal year end June 30, 2015 Stewardship Budget is:
$1,725,321.
Please assist the Finance Council in their upcoming budget planning
process by returning your 2015 Stewardship Commitment Pledge in
the collection baskets at Mass, online, or to the Parish Center.
Thank you for your prompt response to this request.
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Don’t Miss Our Open House!
The school
will be open for
tours for all
members of the
community
this Sunday, January 25, following
9:00 am Mass, until 1:00 pm.
Whether you are a curious
parishioner, an alumnus or maybe
new to the area and looking for a
"right fit" for your family, we invite
you to stop by!
If you’re not able to make it, please
contact Mrs. Jill Fischer, our Principal,
for a tour any time at 262.783.7565
x271 or [email protected].
We’re Accepting Students!
St. Dominic Catholic School is
accepting students of all ages for the
2015-2016 school year. Please
contact Jill Fischer, Principal at
[email protected] or
262.783.7565 x271 to learn more!
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Thank You From The St. Dominic Catholic School Community
Dear Parishioners and Friends of St. Dominic Catholic Parish,
On behalf of the entire school community, I wish to thank you for your
steadfast support of St. Dominic Catholic
School. Without your prayers and
stewardship, we would not be able to
retain and hire amazing faculty who are
so dedicated to bringing children into
relationship with God, while maintaining
the strong history of humble excellence
that exists here at St. Dominic. This is a
history that embraces the whole child
spiritually, academically, artistically and
athletically.
We wouldn't have this amazing facility to call home. We wouldn't be able to
worship as a community under the guidance of Fr. Dave, Fr. Brad, Deacon Larry,
Deacon Greg and Michael Thiel. We wouldn't be able to instructionally meet the
learning needs of all our students without the use of a wide collection of
resources from our textbooks to our iPads and laptops. We wouldn't have the
exceptional role models of what it means to live out lives of service to fellow
human beings if we weren't able to experience community as we are able to
every day. As we celebrate Catholic Schools Week this week, please know that
you will all be in our prayers as we are so grateful to you and all that you have
provided for us.
~Mrs. Jill A. Fischer, Principal
Children’s Ministry Happenings
Thank you to Deacon Greg for his help in showing the second graders what
happens during a baptism. The Tuesday and Thursday classes, were taught
about the symbols of baptism, as well as discussing why baptism is important in
our faith. Thank you to the parents who attended as well!
Attention 2nd Grade Parents!
This is just a gentle reminder of the parent meeting on
Wednesday, February 4 at 6:30 pm in Marcy Center. Sign
up will occur for First Eucharist Mass choices on this date,
until February 13. First Communicants need not be in
attendance. All materials they will need, will be given at
this meeting. Contact Mrs. Irvine with any questions.
Tues., January 27:
Wed., January 28:
Thurs., January 29:
Sun., February 1:
LFF classes for K5-6th grade 6:15-7:30 pm in school
Toddler/Preschool Playgroup MC5/6 10:00 am-noon
LFF classes for K5-6th grade 4:30-5:45 pm in school
LFF classes for K3-1st grade 9:00-10:15 am in school
Nursery during 9am Mass in Marcy Center room 5
Children’s Liturgy of the Word during 9:00 am Mass
For Family Thought...
Here fishy, fishy, fishy! Today’s
first reading and Gospel are all
about… fish! Do you enjoy fishing as a
family? What is the biggest fish
you’ve ever caught?
As a reminder of the first reading,
find a copy of Jonah and the Whale
from a children’s bible. In the Gospel,
Jesus calls others to follow him. Are
you willing to listen to the call to have
Jesus present in your life?
Sunday Nursery & C.L.O.W.
We will have C.L.O.W. as
well as nursery this
weekend and next, January
25 and February 1, during
the 9:00 am Mass.
C.L.O.W. is designed for children in
grades 1 through 4 and the nursery is
for those up
to age 3. Both
activities are
adult
supervised
and facilitated by members of this
year’s confirmation group.
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Junior High (7th & 8th graders)
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Summer Outreach Camp informational meeting at 6:00 pm, next week
Wednesday, Feb. 4 in the Parish Center. Registration forms will be available.
February 8 – Retreat with the NET Team, open to all 7/8 graders in the
parish, at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. We will take a bus from here. Registration
forms were emailed and can be found on the website, and are due on
January 25. Drop in the mail slot on the door of the Parish Center.
March 22— Middle School WI Catholic Youth Rally, 9:00 am-2:00 pm
Details and the form are on the website. Early Registration is due at the end
of the month (or you will incur a price increase).
High School (9th-12th graders)
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Would you like to go to a SUMMER Steubenville YOUTH CONFERENCE?
We have NEW dates! Due to overwhelming registration, we were unable to
secure the June dates, but will be attending Steubenville St. Louis Mid
America 2, at Missouri State University, July 17-19. See the details on the
website under Youth Ministry. Registration is required this week to secure
your spot. We’re attending with St. Mary Visitation.
This week - Mission Trip meeting, January 28, in the Parish Center Youth
Room Workcamp–6:00-7:30 pm Lifetree—7:30 -9:00 pm, for all campers
(teens and adults).
Tomorrow-Special evening for Seniors - open to all Seniors in the
Archdiocese MONDAY, January 26, 7:00-9:00 pm $5 includes the program
and snacks. A flyer with details was mailed to you, or check the website.
Watch your email for info on CYM bowling. Start getting your team
together!
LFF For Teens
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Sundays, 10:10-11:50 am
unless otherwise noted
7th grade: Feb. 8 - Retreat
8:30 am -2:30 pm (includes
Mass) Feb. 15, Feb. 22 special
session
8th grade: Feb. 8 & 15, Feb. 22 Retreat at the Seminary
9th grade: Feb. 8 & 22
10th grade: Feb. 8 meeting at
Harder and Feb. 22 in MC
Confirmation 2014-2015
Today- January 25 – Candidate/
Sponsor meeting 1:30 – 3:00 pm
in the PAAC
Session #5
 Feb. 8-Conway/Peot, Case/Thiel,
Debakker, Goetze/Bryant
 Feb. 15 - Alioto/Kearney, Baran/
Kane, Lengell/McKibbin,
Zwolinski
 Feb. 22 - Whittenberger/Otten
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Service
February 15 – Lengell/McKibbin
at the Open Door Cafe
Boston Store Coupon Books!
We will be selling coupon books on January 31 and February 1, after all
Masses or you may pick them up in
the Parish Center.
The Community Day Sale is Friday,
Feb. 27, 8:00 am -11:00 pm and
Saturday, Feb. 28, 7:00 am -11:00 pm.
Donate $5.00 and get coupons
worth over $500!
 (1) Coupon for $10 off on $10 or
more item
 30% off coupon & 30% Web
Exclusive coupon
 25% off savings pass that you can
use over and over.
 Many special offer coupons
 100% of the $5 coupon booklet
price goes to support our Youth
Ministry and Mission Trips—
Workcamp and Summer Outreach
Camp.
How can you get your coupon book?
You can pick them up in the Parish Center, email [email protected] to
order and have them sent to you, download the flyer on stdominic.net and have
your child in the school or LFF bring them home, order online at: http://
bit.ly/16LaTKM or get one after Masses on January 31/February1!
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Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith, Knowledge, Service
Did you know there are 6,594 Catholic elementary
and high schools in the United States, educating
nearly 1.4 million students? Enrollment in the
Milwaukee Archdiocese’s 115 Catholic schools has
remained steady in recent years at more than 32,000
students. Take a closer look at the successes of
Catholic education in the February issue of Catholic Herald Family, a supplement
to the January 29 publication. To subscribe to the weekly Catholic Herald, call
414.769.3500, toll free 877.769.7699 or visit www.catholicherald.org.
Will You Wear Your Sunday Best On A Saturday?
Share your faith and see yourself on TV as part of the congregation for the
nationwide Sunday TV Mass taped
locally and televised across the
country. Heart of the Nation’s TV Mass
ministry needs people for the
congregation during the TV Mass
tapings onFebruary 7, and March 21.
Taping begins at 9 a.m. each Saturday
in the chapel of Saint Francis de Sales
Seminary, 3257 S. Lake Drive,
Milwaukee (next door to the Archbishop Cousins Catholic Center). Stay for one
or up to five Masses on each date. Questions? Contact
[email protected], 414.475.4700.
World Meeting of Families
Pilgrimage, Sept. 22 - 28
Join Archbishop Listecki on the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee’s
pilgrimage to the World Meeting of
Families in Philadelphia!
The 6-day pilgrimage will include
opportunities to hear speakers at the
World Meeting of Families, visit major
attractions and spiritual sites in
Philadelphia, and take part in the
papal events and Mass with Pope
Francis. The pilgrimage will take
place from Tues., Sept. 22 – Mon.,
Sept. 28, 2015.
Space is limited! Registration can be
found on www.archmil.org. For more
information, please contact Susan
McNeil, Director of the Nazareth
Project for Marriage and Family
Formation, at 414.758.2214 or
[email protected].
deChantal Society For
Women
Ladies, we invite you to
take a short respite that
promises silence, prayer
and spiritual formation…time for
YOU. The de Chantal Society is a
group of women who are passionate
about supporting vocations, families
and their own spirituality. We gather
a few times per year in the peace of
Saint Francis de Sales Seminary for
Eucharistic adoration, formation and
benediction.
Our February gatherings will be led
by Fr. Ryan Pruess. Please join us at
whichever time works best for you:
Wed., Feb. 25, 7:00 – 9:00 pm
Thurs., Feb. 26, 9:00 – 11:00 am
Gatherings are held at Saint Francis
de Sales Seminary, 3257 South Lake
Drive, St. Francis.
RSVP to [email protected]
or 414.747.6463.
Get Your Spiritual Life in Shape!
From Promise to Resurrection: A Retreat in Daily Life
Are you searching for something "more" in your spiritual journey? Then join
the 12 session spiritual retreat, "From Promise to
Resurrection," which will be offered at Casa Romero
Renewal Center.
This retreat program is based on the Spiritual Exercises of
St. Ignatius, the founder of the Jesuits. Through this series of
prayer exercises and daily meditation on scripture, a person
comes to know Jesus more deeply and personally. This is a
powerful way to prepare to enter fully into Lent and Easter this year!
This group meets from Wednesday, January 28 through Wednesday,
April 15, 2015. The retreat is offered on Wednesdays from 6:00 to 7:30 pm at
Casa Romero. Cost is $150. If you want more information or wish to register for
the retreat, call Casa Romero Renewal Center at 414.224.7564.
Marquette University Mission Week: February 1-6
Marquette University will hold their annual Mission Week on Feb. 1-6, 2015.
Themed Who Cares? Charity, Justice and the Quest for the
Common Good, participants will be given opportunities for
reflection on how people can be compassionate in responding
to the needs of our sisters and brothers, both locally and
internationally. Catholic Relief Services is collaborating with
Marquette. Accomplished CRS professionals from a variety of disciplines and
locales will join them for a week of discussions that explore the frontiers of head
and heart needed to create a more just and humane world.
For a complete list of speakers and to view the schedule, please visit
www.marquette.edu/missionweek-2015.
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This Lent, He Is Waiting!
Lenten Evenings of Prayer and the
Sacrament of Reconciliation
He Is Waiting, a new Lenten
initiative of the Archdiocese of
Milwaukee, invites Catholics who
have been away from the Sacrament
of Reconciliation to find Jesus waiting
for them.
Invite Catholics you know to join
you the first five Tuesday nights in
Lent at parishes throughout the
archdiocese. This Season of Mercy,
spend time with The One who loves
you. To find a participating parish
near you, visit
www.johnpaul2center.org and search
for He is Waiting.
Important Information About Trivia Knight
Due to unforeseen circumstances, Trivia Knight scheduled for Saturday,
February 7, 2015, has been
postponed. The committee will
meet in the next few months to set
a new date, hopefully in the fall.
As has been addressed in
previous bulletins, the committee
is looking to “pass the torch” to a
new group of people who would
like to continue this fun tradition! Proper training will be given! Interested or
have questions? Please contact Molly Schmidt at 262.781.3480 or
[email protected].
New members are always welcome and encouraged to
register as members of St. Dominic Catholic Parish!
Young adults, age 23+, should register as adult
members even if living at home. Parish membership is
required for baptism, first reconciliation, first Eucharist
and marriage.
We meet personally with all new members to… provide a warm welcome; answer
questions; fill out the necessary forms; provide information based on specific needs or
concerns, and give a tour of the facilities, if interested.
To schedule your personal meeting, please contact Molly Schmidt, 262.781.3480
x241 or [email protected].
For more information about our parish, please visit www.stdominic.net.
Mass Intentions & Sanctuary
Lamps
Mass intentions are a beautiful way
to remember a deceased loved one,
or offer prayers for a living person.
Immediate
openings are
available for
weekday
Masses in the month of February and
March, as well as a few 9:00 am or
11:00 am Masses in March.
The stipend is $10 per Mass.
We also offer sponsorship
of the sanctuary lamps in
both the Church and
Chapel. An offering of $100
is asked, to sponsor this
month-long remembrance
of a deceased loved one or
friend.
Contact Barb Schenauer
in the Parish Center Office at
262.781.3480, x242 to make
arrangements.
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In Loving Remembrance
In your charity, please remember in your prayers the
following people who recently died:
† Patricia Pergoli, mother of Mary Pat (Todd) Jordan,
grandmother of Patrick and Molly
† Michael Franzini, son of John & Ellen Franzini, brother
of Susan and Paul
† Raymond J. Prossen
† Pauline Bartolone, mother of Peter (Mary) Bartolone,
grandmother of Gina and Alexandra
† Albert Schneider
Remember In Your Prayers…
...parishioners or family of parishioners who are ill, or
recovering from injury or surgery, especially Judy Bickler,
Russell Bordeaux, Carol Dati, Kaley Donohue, Kathleen
Fischer, Jean Gabardi, Gregory Golbricht, Bridget
Griepentrog, Larry Hanson, Elaine Kleinhans, Dave
Kornacki, Tom Leupold, Janet Lillie, Adam David Maresca,
Joe Marincic, Marlene Pribe, Kenneth Schaefer, Jeff
Steinhardt, Robert Stormowski, Peggy Tate, Jim Toby,
Mary Jane Walsh, Dolores Wechter, Katie Wilkenson, Jim
Wolak, Pat Wutke and Jim Zielinski
Sanctuary Lamps
The Church Lamp will burn in January in memory of
Francis Koenigs, Jim Smith and Mike Erickson.
The Chapel Lamp will burn in January in honor of
Bishop Donald Hying and for the successful selection
of a new Auxiliary Bishop for our Archdiocese.
The Church Lamp will burn in February in memory of
the deceased Bunco Sisters.
The Chapel Lamp will burn in February for blessings of
grace of the Holy Family, on our parish family.
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Mass Intentions
Monday, January 26—Sts. Timothy & Titus
8:30 am † Arlene Krawczyk (Danita Stich)
Mother of Perpetual Help Devotion
Tuesday, January 27—St. Angela Merici
6:30 am † Pauline Bartolone (Siegert families)
Wednesday, January 28—St. Thomas Aquinas
8:30 am † Bertha & Ludwig Krinninger (Rose Neitzel)
Thursday, January 29
6:30 am † Hung Quach (Daughter)
Friday, January 30
8:30 am † Francis Koenigs (Elaine Koenigs & family)
Anointing of the Sick
Rosary in the Chapel after Mass
Saturday, January 31—St. John Bosco
3:30 pm Individual Reconciliation in the Chapel
4:30 pm † Glenn Bardele (Parish Office Volunteers)
Baptism of Cailin Rice Dale
Sunday, February 1
7:30 am † Deceased Bunco Sisters: JoAnn Anderson,
Joyce Hanson, SanDee Durst, Sharon Dempsey
and Mary Donahue
9:00 am † Donald J. Landgraf (Landgraf family)
† Paul St. Arnauld (St. Rose of Lima Circle)
Baptism of Lorenzo Giuseppe Spada
11:00 am † Pauline Bartolone (Peter & Jackie Zoellick)
For All Parishioners
Please visit www.stdominic.net or call the Parish Center for sacramental information.
Maintenance Supervisor, Steve Veres ........................ x282
Parish Center……………………………….….....262.781.3480
Pastor, Father David H. Reith………………………………..x222
Associate Pastor, Father Brad Krawczyk……………...x224
Deacon, Larry LaFond…………………………….262.345.5357
Deacon, Greg Diciaula…………………………….262.547.4216
Teaching Parish Seminarian, Michael Thiel………..x229
Administrative Services, Amy Whittenberger….... x253
Child Ministry, Stacey Irvine……………………………….x251
Liturgy & Music, Paul Burzynski..……………………......x240
Youth & Young Adult Ministry, Debbie Olla………..x252
Finance Administration, Karen Chaffee………...…....x223
Marketing-Communications, Meg Picciolo .............. x248
Parish Membership & Events, Molly Schmidt......... x241
Evangelization Minister, Brian Magliocco…………...x620
Administrative Assistants:
Finance, Jeanne Verthein ................................................. x227
Liturgy/Music & Human Concerns, Barb Schenauer . x242
Lifelong Faith Formation, Debbie Caputo………….x250
Administrative Support, Judy Shilka........................ x228
Maintenance Staff, Dan Hughes ...................................... x282
Weekend Maintenance Staff, Tim Buckingham...... x282
School Office…………………………………………...783.7565
School Principal, Jill Fischer ............................................. x271
School Secretary, Mary Kay Reinbold .......................... x280
Parish Trustees
Michael Ricci .................................................................. 781.1358
Jerry Buting .................................................................... 783.6555
Pastoral Council Officers
E-mail ................................... [email protected]
Chair, Don Drees ................................................ 262.781.2516
Vice Chair, Jim Palzewicz ......................... 262.790.1209
Secretary, Meg Siehr ........................................ 262.691.2139
Additional Contacts
Marcy Center ........................................................ 781.3480 x233
Marcy Center Kitchen ....................................... 781.3480 x232
Prayer Network: Kathy Monday............................. 790.0535
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline ................................................ x600
Email addresses for all staff members may be found on our website, www.stdominic.net.
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Server Schedule
Saturday, January 31
4:30 pm Katie Bates/Lizzie Reinbold/
Eclaire Jessup
Sunday, February 1
7:30 am Adult Servers
9:00 am Nicole Norfolk/Natalie Norfolk/
Sophia Pittman
11:00 am Jackson Minessale/
Vanessa Schmidt/Alex Rusnak
Readings for the Week of Jan. 25
Sunday:
Monday:
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Friday:
Saturday:
Sunday:
Jon 3:1-5, 10/1 Cor 7:29-31/
Mk 1:14-20
2 Tm 1:1-8 or Ti 1:1-5/Mk
3:22-30
Heb 10:1-10/Mk 3:31-35
Heb 10:11-18/Mk 4:1-20
Heb 10:19-25/Mk 4:21-25
Heb 10:32-39/Mk 4:26-34
Heb 11:1-2, 8-19/Mk 4:35-41
Dt 18:15-20/1 Cor 7:32-35/
Mk 1:21-28
This Week’s Schedule
Sunday, January 25—Hebron House Collection
—Catholic Schools Week
9:00 am
Nursery-MC5/6
9:00 am
School Open House-School/PAAC
9:05 am
Children's Liturgy of the Word-MC7
10:10 am
RCIA-AFM Room
1:30 pm
Confirmation Candidate & Sponsors-PAAC
6:30 pm
8th gr. LFF with ARCh-MC
9:00 pm
Adult Men's Basketball-PAF
Monday, January 26—Catholic Schools Week
9:30 am
Milwaukee Catholic Mamas-MC 5/6
1:15 pm
CSW Trivia-PAAC
2:50 pm
Intermediate Band-PAAC
3:00 pm
Parent/Teacher Conferences-School
6:30 pm
HR Committee-PC105
7:00 pm
Senior Night w/NET Team-MC7
Tuesday, January 27—Catholic Schools Week
9:30 am
CSW Movie-PAAC
3:00 pm
Hebron House Meal-Offsite
6:15 pm
Children's Ministry LFF-School/CH
6:30 pm
Beginner Orchestra Concert-PAAC
7:00 pm
The Sacraments-MC7/KI
Wednesday, January 28—Catholic Schools Week
7:05 am
Strings Advanced-PAAC
7:30 am
Time & Talent Committee-PC105
7:30 am
Saints In Training-MC7
8:30 am
Mass With All School-Church
9:30 am
CSW Catholic Charities Packaging-PAF
9:45 am
Bible Study-MC1
10:00 am
Playgroup-MC5/6
10:30 am
Cantor Rehearsal-Church
2:45 pm
Children's Choir Rehearsal-Church
2:45 pm
Strings Intermediate-PAAC
3:00 pm
Parent/Teacher Conferences-School
7:00 pm
Discipleship/Evangelization Team-PC107
7:00 pm
Women of Grace-PAAC
Thursday, January 29—Catholic Schools Week
7:30 am
CSW Faculty Breakfast-MC7/KI
9:30 am
Parish Staff Meeting-PC105
2:45 pm
Forensics-Marcy Center
4:30 pm
Children's Ministry -School/CH
6:00 pm
Cantor Rehearsal-Church
6:30 pm
Parish Planning Meeting-PAAC
7:00 pm
Adult Choir Rehearsal-Church
7:00 pm
That Man Is You!-MC7
9:00 pm
Adult Men's Basketball-PAF
Friday, January 30—Catholic Schools Week
6:00 am
That Man Is You!-MC7/KI
10:00 am
Beginning Band-PAAC
2:45 pm
Strings Beginners-PAAC
6:00 pm
AA Meeting-MC6
6:30 pm
Family Game Night-PAAC
9:00 pm
Adult Co-ed Volleyball-PAF
Saturday, January 31
7:00 am
Men's Ministry-MC1-3
8:00 am
40+-MC6
5:30 pm
Pizza & Pope John XXIII-MC7
Sunday, February 1
8:45 am
7th gr. NET Retreat-MC All
9:00 am
Nursery-MC5/6
9:05 am
Children's Liturgy of the Word - MC7
10:00 am
Hospitality Sunday-MC7/KI
10:10 am
RCIA-AFM Room
9:00 pm
Adult Men's Basketball-PAF
January 2015
Dear Catholic School Parents:
Thank you for your faith in Catholic education! I love this time of year, when we
can celebrate the many blessings God brings to us each and every day. These blessings
include our Catholic schools, dedicated educators, a safe, Christ-centered environment
and the bright future students have because of the important investment you have decided
to make. By choosing Catholic education, you demonstrate how much you value the
integration of faith into every aspect of your child’s education.
National Catholic Schools Week is January 25 - 31, 2015 and the theme is
“Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service.” Catholic schools in
the Archdiocese of Milwaukee have an unwavering commitment to these three areas.
They are the best of both worlds: religious instruction and academic excellence. Students
clearly benefit from superior academics. The average student in the Archdiocese of
Milwaukee continues to exceed the national average on the Iowa Assessments at all grade
levels. Catholic elementary and secondary schools lay a solid foundation for continuing
education. More than 99% of students in Catholic schools graduate, and 94% go on to
college. Studies show that graduates of Catholic schools are reliable workers, good
citizens, and more likely to practice their faith.
During Catholic Schools Week, please take time to thank and honor the Catholic
school teachers and staff who strive for excellence, a safe environment and a wellrounded education for your child.
May God bless you and your school community as you embrace the gift of
Catholic education!
Faithfully in Christ,
Most Reverend Jerome E. Listecki
Archbishop of Milwaukee
P.S. Save the Date for the 3rd annual “Soles for Catholic Education” Walk on
Saturday, Oct. 17, 2015! Visit www.catholicschoolswalk.org to learn more and support
your local Catholic school.
3501 South Lake Drive, P.O. Box 070912, Milwaukee, WI 53207-0912
PHONE: (414)769-3497 0183 · WEB SITE: www.archmil.org
January 2015
Dear Friends in Christ:
National Catholic Schools Week is January 25 - 31, 2015. Schools across the
United States will be celebrating the theme: “Catholic Schools: Communities of Faith,
Knowledge and Service.” Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee have an
unwavering commitment to providing a safe environment that is filled with Christ’s
teachings, so we know exactly how important this celebration is.
Are you looking for an education permeated by your family’s faith, values and the
Gospel Message? How about an education that guarantees extensive and competitive
academics, a safe and nurturing environment, and a vision of excellence for your child’s
future? If you answered yes to these questions, then I highly recommend a Catholic
school for your child.
Catholic schools are the best of both worlds: religious instruction and academic
excellence. Students clearly benefit from superior academics. The average student in the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee continues to exceed the national average on the Iowa
Assessments at all grade levels. Catholic elementary and secondary schools lay a solid
foundation for continuing education. More than 99% of students in Catholic schools
graduate, and 94% go on to college. Studies show that graduates of Catholic schools are
reliable workers, good citizens and more likely to practice their faith.
Start the New Year by scheduling a tour at your local Catholic school and speak
with the faculty, staff and parents. I know you will witness what sets Catholic education
apart. You’ll leave with a better understanding of why it’s an education you can have
faith in.
May God bless and guide you along this important journey. Please know that your
investment in Catholic education for your child is one that will last a lifetime.
Faithfully in Christ,
Most Reverend Jerome E. Listecki
Archbishop of Milwaukee
3501 South Lake Drive, P.O. Box 070912, Milwaukee, WI 53207-0912
PHONE: (414)769-3497 0183 · WEB SITE: www.archmil.org
A newsletter devoted to the Archdiocesan Synod
ASIC Launches Work of the Synod
Group of clergy, religious, lay faithful responsible for facilitating, monitoring Synod implementation process
Last month the
first meeting of
the Archdiocesan
Synod
Implementation
Commission
(ASIC) took place.
This group was
appointed by me and will be responsible
for facilitating and monitoring the
implementation of the Synod outcomes
throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee.
The group of 17 is comprised of
clergy, religious and lay faithful who have
distinguished themselves by their pastoral
prudence and by their professional
competence. They reflect the various
charisms and ministries of the People of
God, and I am confident that they will
successfully lead our local Church in the
fulfillment of the priorities that emerged
from the Synod.
The Commission will provide
oversight; evaluating the implementation
of the Synod priorities and holding us
all accountable for implementing the
priorities of the Synod. The work will
require many hands, but with your
support, the guidance of ASIC and by
the grace of God, this will be for us a new
Pentecost!
A brief profile about each member
of ASIC is available below and on pages
2 and 3. Additional information is also
posted on the archdiocesan website
at www.archmil.org/Synod2014.htm. I
encourage you to get to know them, first
through these biographies, and next,
by working side-by-side with them and
members of the pastoral office staff to
build a stronger, more faithful and faithfilled Church.
Please continue to pray that the Holy
Spirit, who guided the work of the
delegates and observers at the Synod,
will ignite a fire in all Catholics in the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee to become
better informed and more active in living
and sharing our Catholic faith.
Archdiocesan Synod
Implementation
Commission
Members
DOMINIC ALBANO
Executive director of Arise Missions,
Dominic is also a pastoral associate
at St. Monica Parish, Whitefish Bay
and St. Eugene Parish, Fox Point.
He is a graduate of Marquette
University, Milwaukee and holds a
degree in theology.
“The Commission will provide
oversight; evaluating the
implementation of the Synod
priorities and holding us all
accountable for implementing
the priorities of the Synod.”
SR. ANDREA ANDRZEJEWSKA
Administrator of St. Ann Rest Home,
Milwaukee, Sr. Andrea, a Dominican
Sister of the Immaculate Conception
Province, grew up in Poland but
moved to Milwaukee in the early
2000s to study at Marquette University,
Milwaukee. Her passion is providing
quality care to the elderly.
Page 2
FR. PHILLIP BOGACKI
Pastor of Christ King Parish,
Wauwatosa and also serves
in various capacities in the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee,
including Dean of District 12.
January 2015
JEANNE BITKERS
Jeanne is the Archdiocesan Pastoral
Council vice-chairperson, principal of
Shepherd of the Hills Schools, Eden
and a member of St. Dominic
Parish, Sheboygan.
GABRIELA CABRERA
Director of religious education at
St. Patrick Parish, Racine, Gabriela
teaches a Theology of Church class
at Cardinal Stritch University,
Milwaukee for Lay Ministries for
Spanish speakers. She also
served on the Synod
Preparatory Commission.
BRENDA CLINE
Parish director of St. Joseph
Parish, Grafton. Brenda has an
undergraduate degree in music
from UW-Stevens Point, and a
master’s degree in management and
in ministry from Cardinal Stritch
University, Milwaukee.
FR. JEFFREY HAINES
Rector and pastor of the
Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist,
Milwaukee since 2011,
Fr. Haines is also moderator of the
Archdiocesan Council of Priests.
He previously served on the Synod
Preparatory Commission.
SUE HEALEY
A member of St. Peter Parish, East
Troy, Sue has been married to
husband Dale for nearly 40
years. They have three sons, two
daughters-in-law and
six grandchildren.
PEGGY HUGHES
Director of liturgy and music at
Lumen Christi Parish, Mequon
for the past 25 years, Peggy also
served on the Synod
Preparatory Commission.
DEACON MARK JANSEN
Attended St. Francis de Sales
Seminary and was ordained to the
permanent deaconate in 2007. He
serves at Holy Angels Parish, West
Bend and is president of
the Deacon Senate.
TONYA JOHNSON
Director of administrative services
at All Saints Catholic Church,
Milwaukee, Tonya holds a master’s
degree in management from Cardinal
Stritch University, Milwaukee.
January 2015
Page 3
Prayer for the Mission of the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee
SR. MARIANNE KEMPA, SSND
Pastoral minister for retired School
Sisters of Notre Dame at their
Elm Grove health care facility. Sr.
Marianne was previously director of
human concerns, stewardship and
evangelization, and was a pastoral
associate and minister of pastoral care.
MARGIE MANDLI
A parishioner of St. Anne Parish,
Pleasant Prairie, Margie is their chair
for the Evangelization Commission,
led marketing and PR efforts for
the formation of All Saints Catholic
School, Kenosha, and was on the Synod
Preparatory Commission. She is also a
Vatican II award recipient.
RANDY RICHARD
A parishioner of St. Katharine Drexel
Parish, Beaver Dam, Randy helped to
conduct Synod meetings at his parish.
Now retired from the John Deere
Company, he and wife Kate have been
married for 25 years and have three
daughters and two grandchildren.
FR. THOMAS LAWLER, S.J.
Provincial superior of the
Wisconsin Province of the Society
of Jesus (Jesuits). Fr. Thomas
entered the Society of Jesus in 1987
and was ordained a priest in 1999.
He currently oversees a region with
ministries in five states.
CINDI PETRE
Director of high school and family
ministry at St. Anthony on the Lake
Parish, Pewauke. Cindi helps with
teen Confirmation preparation,
designs and implements the parish
Family Program, and is working on a
team to plan mission trips and
service opportunities.
MARY TRETOW
Principal of St. Mary’s Visitation
School in Elm Grove, Mary is a
member of St. Matthias Parish,
Milwaukee. She and husband Dan
have been married for 30 years
and have four sons.
Almighty and ever living God,
we praise you and we bless you,
for you are great indeed!
Grant, we pray, as on that first
Pentecost, that tongues of fire may
descend upon us, and that the
driving wind of your Holy Spirit
may blow boldly into our hearts.
Loving God, we ask you,
make us effective and holy
witnesses of the death and
resurrection of your Son, Jesus
Christ, increase our faith
through the sacramental life of the
Church, grant us courage to follow
you as faithful disciples.
Embolden us, O God, so that we
may go forth to proclaim your
Gospel and renew the face
of the earth.
In this Archdiocese of Milwaukee,
we humbly pray for strength and
fortitude to follow your great
commission: to go and make
disciples of all people, living our
faith through word and deed.
Through the intercession of St.
John the Evangelist, patron of the
archdiocese, and Mary, Mother of
the Church, we ask all this through
Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen.
Printed with Ecclesiastical
Permission
Página 4
enero 2015
ASIC Inicia Trabajo del Sínodo
Grupo de clérigos, religiosos y laicos fieles que facilitaran y monitorean el proceso de la implementación
El mes pasado
la primera
reunión de
la Comisión
para la
Implementación
del Sínodo
Arquidiocesano
(ASIC, por
sus siglas en inglés) tomó lugar. Este
grupo fue nombrado por mí y será
responsable de facilitar y monitorear la
implementación de las prioridades del
Sínodo a través de la Arquidiócesis de
Milwaukee.
El grupo de 17 está formado por
clérigos, religiosos y laicos fieles
distinguidos por su prudencia pastoral
y su competencia profesional. Ellos
reflejan la diversidad de carismas
y ministerios del Pueblo de Dios, y
confío que ellos exitosamente llevaran
a nuestra Iglesia local, a cumplir las
prioridades que surgieron del Sínodo.
La comisión proporcionara
supervisión, evaluará y nos mantendrá
fieles a la implementación de las
prioridades sinodales. ¡El trabajo
exigirá muchas manos, pero con su
apoyo, por la orientación de ASIC
y por la gracia de Dios, esto será un
nuevo Pentecostés!
Una breve descripción sobre cada
miembro de la ASIC se encuentra
en la página web de la arquidiócesis
en www.archmil.org/Synod2014.
htm. Les animo que los conozcan
– primeramente, a través de estas
biografías y segundamente, trabajando
a lado de ellos y con los miembros del
personal de las parroquias para edificar
una fiel Iglesia más fuerte y llena de fe.
Favor de continuar orando que el
Espíritu Santo, quien guio el trabajo
de los delegados y observadores en el
Sínodo, encienda un ardor en todos
los católicos en la Arquidiócesis de
Milwaukee para estar más informados
y más activos en el vivir y el compartir
de nuestra fe católica.
“La comisión proporcionara
supervisión, evaluará y nos
mantendrá fieles a la implementación
de las prioridades sinodales.”
Oración por la Misión de la
Arquidiócesis de Milwaukee
¡Todopoderoso y eterno Dios,
te alabamos y te bendecimos
porque tú eres grande en verdad!
Concédenos, como lo hiciste
en el primer Pentecostés, que
las lenguas de fuego puedan
descender sobre nosotros y que
el viento de tu Espíritu Santo
entre firmemente en
nuestros corazones.
Amoroso Dios, te pedimos que,
nos hagas testigos efectivos y
santos de la muerte y resurrección
de tu Hijo, Jesucristo; aumentes
nuestra fe a través de la vida
sacramental de la Iglesia; Nos
des el valor para seguirte como
discípulos fieles.
Anímanos, Oh Dios, para que
podamos salir a proclamar tu
Evangelio y renovar la faz de la
tierra.
En esta Arquidiócesis de
Milwaukee, oramos humildemente
para la perseverancia y la fuerza
para seguir tu gran comisión; de
ir y hacer discípulos de todos los
pueblos, viviendo nuestra fe a
través de palabra y de obra.
Pidiendo la intercesión de San
Juan el Evangelista, patrón de la
arquidiócesis, y de María, Madre
de la Iglesia, ofrecemos esta
oración a través de Cristo nuestro
Señor. Amén.
Impreso con Permiso Eclesiástico
Cornerstone Law
FAMILY
DENTISTRY
WITH CARE
& CONCERN
Estate Planning
Real Estate
Elder Law
Darryl D. Stich, D.D.S., Parish Member
414-403-6279 (MARY)
262-786-8440
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call Mary Deeken!”
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262-501-2686
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Marie
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Sales Associate
(414) 813-0036
[email protected]
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Sherry Wittemann
Serving Brookfield and the
St. Dominic Community
Since 1993
CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHES
TO ST. DOMINICS, FROM THESE
FINE CONTRACTORS
No Pressure, “PAINLESS” Real Estate Services Parish Member Since 1983
Direct: 414-807-5356
Web: sherry.shorewest.com
Email: [email protected]
Jim Swiderski
Work: (414) 257-0833 • Cell: (262) 853-5467
[email protected]
“We Are Specialist in the Art of Travel”
VACATIONS & CRUISE PACKAGES
17000 W. Capitol Dr. • Brookfield, WI
262-373-1000 Call Lorraine or email
[email protected]
Attorney
Parish Member
www.cornerstonelawllc.com
Exceptional service since 2003
Associate Vice President, ABR, CRS, CSRS, GRI
Michael
Kilkenny
• Business Law • Real Estate
• Employment Law
• Estate Planning
Serving Parishioners, Their Businesses
and Their Families
KORNACKI &
ASSOCIATES
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
(262) 784-3323
John Norfolk - Parish Family
creativebusinessinteriors.com
414.545.8500
Commercial Interior Design, Construction/Remodeling,
Painting/Wallcoverings, Furnishings
Parish Member
Daniel G. Gundrum, CFP®
DAVID S. BOMHACK, Agent
Financial Advisor - Parish Member
[email protected]
PRIVATE WEALTH MANAGEMENT
800-792-2473 • [email protected]
ROBERT W. BAIRD & CO
777 East Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53202-5391
21150 W. Capitol Dr.
Brookfield, WI
414-765-1465 • Fax 414-298-7400
Phone 781-2700
Shining
Angel
Companion
Help For Senior Independence
Charles W. Steinbach, D.D.S.
1-800-386-1204
414 403 6227
ShiningAngel.net Parish Member
Terese Wutke
Thomas A. Steinbach, D.D.S.
1-866-603-1600
“In a competitive marketplace it pays to have the advantage”
PATRICK & ELIZABETH KANE, PARISH MEMBERS
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Daily Kids to Adults Public Sessions.
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BROOKFIELD - WAUKESHA - NEW BERLIN
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262-754-4488
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8609 W. Port Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53224
TEL: (414) 357-7117 • FAX: (414) 357-7610
E-Mail: [email protected] for more information
James T. Kwiatt, M.D.
Frank Fantazzi, PT, ,DPT, OCS
Parish Member
Mark Snyder, PT, DPT
(262) 796-2850
700 Pilgrim Parkway, Elm Grove
Board Certified Gastroenterologist
Mayfair/Elmbrook/Mukwonago: (414) 454-0600
Oconomowoc/Waukesha: (262) 569-7877
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Walkways and Patios
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David Marcello
262-893-8705
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[email protected]
262-252-4260
Serving real estate needs
Watertown: (920) 262-1099
Fax: (414) 454-0971
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www.wigia.com
Shea Hughes - Owner / Parish Member
FOR AD INFO CALL JEFF TKACHUK 1-800-950-9952
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Brookfield: 20350 Water Tower Blvd., Ste. 101
Brookfield, WI 53045 (262) 432-8506
Greenfield: 8555 W. Forest Home Ave., Ste. 100
Greenfield, WI 53228 (414) 529-4044
Racine: 5801 Washington Avenue, Ste. 100
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Rosalia Orlando
Parish Member
12614 W. Hampton Ave.
N89 W15680 Main St. Menomonee Falls
www.thecabinetree.com
Parish Members
785-0225 parish member
251-2222
GENE A. WAGNER
PLUMBING
Garage Doors & Openers
(262) 784-4250
(414) 541-9217 24 hr.
GRISWOLD
Brookfield Hills Golf Course
Au tomotive Inc.
2 blocks South of I-94
on Moorland Rd.
C o m p l e t e Au t o m o t i v e R e p a i r s
Hours 7
AM
- 6
Joseph M. King
Vice President - Investments
A Company You Can Trust.
www.geisdoors.com
PM
262-782-0885
18780 W. Burleigh Rd. 781-3140
Member FINRA/SIPC
Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
20800 Swenson Drive, Suite 200
Waukesha, WI 53186
Tel: 262-798-3732
Fax: 262-798-3595
Toll Free: 800-823-1410
[email protected]
Schmidt & Bartelt
Guardalabene & Amato Funeral & Cremation Service
“Providing Affordable Services at Your
Church, Chapel or Any One of Our Locations.”
Menomonee Falls, Wauwatosa, Sussex
Vito Marchese - Parish Member
Commercial Residential
Kurt Wahlen Jr.,
Parish Member
262-439-8419
www.aceofspray.com
Capital Insurance Agency
of Wisconsin, Inc.
Personal and Business
RESTAURANT & BAKERY • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • BANQUET ROOMS
Complete Homeowners Services
Painting - Carpentry - Odd Jobs - Mowing
Aeration - Upkeep - Snow Blowing and More...
Kevin O’Connell • 262-352-1551
Insured parish member
10225 W. Capitol Dr., Wauwatosa 414-463-5700
520 Hartbrook Dr., Hartland
262-367-7076
www.hhortho.com
Bryant Chaffee, Parish Member
A TREE SERVICE
BROOKFIELD
Sunday - TThursday 6:00am - 10:00pm
Friday & Saturday 6:00am - 11:00pm
18025 W. Capitol Dr. (262) 783-4501 • Fax (262)783-6371
OCONOMOWOC DEPOT
Monday - Sunday 6:00am - 11:00pm
115 E. Collins St. (262)569-0072 • Fax (262)569-0036
[email protected]
All Occasions
Chicago & O’Hare
(414)541-0121
622 North 79th Street, Wauwatosa, WI 53213
414-645-5477
Brennanlandscaping.com
Timothy T. Brennan
www.justdrivewi.com
% 781-8080
Charles Hewett DDS MS
Joshua Barta DDS MS
Daniel Holzhauer DDS MS, Parishioner
www.goffsautobody.com
262-641-7455
Jeff Sladky - Parish Member
LIMOUSINES & SEDANS
Landscape design • Installation • Management
Brick & Stone Patio & Walkways • Plantings
Night Lighting • Irrigation • Yard Maintenance • Fencing
Locally
Owned
& Operated
KO13 CONSULTING LLC
Professional Pressure
Washing & Parking Lot Striping
Chaffee Limousine
Waukesha
(262) 650-1900
Pewaukee
(262) 691-2740
Germantown
(262) 255-1900
West Allis
(414) 327-7100
Flexible Schedules
State Certified
Teens & Adults
RONALD J. SCHMIDT,
SC
D.D.S.
MIKE CRIVELLO CAMERAS
Prints from Digital Media
Canvas, Metal, Large Format
18110 W. Bluemound Rd.
Parish Member 262-782-4303
Complete Plumbing Solutions
AUTO BODY INC.
David Strigenz
Collision & Auto Body Repairs
Master Plumber #224873
Parish Member
9921 W. Carmen Ave.
(414) 466-0210
Milwaukee, WI 53225
Fax (414) 466-8337
Owner
262-782-5940
Tobin J. Strupp DDS
Family Dentistry Since 1985
414-325-8678
Accepting New Patients
$8.99
14335 W. Capitol Dr.
Brookfield
Office: (262) 783-3311
Tony Pruski
Pruning • Removal • Storm Damage
Quality work at a reasonable price
WITH COUPON
(not valid with any other offers)
17301 W. Capitol Dr. location only • (Capitol Drive @ Calhoun Rd)
(262) 373-1100
www.struppdentistry.com
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FRANTL Industries Inc.
ROMAN
ELECTRIC
“Spray On Insulation”
Applications Include, But Not Limited To:
Attics, Box Sills & Crawl Spaces
- Parish Member
262-246-3866 • www.thesprayguys.com
Residential Work
Brian Frantl
414-471-8565
Business Tax and Accounting
Individual Tax Preparation
• Accurate
• Responsive
• One-to-One Service Accounting
Peter R. Bray, CPA
Susan M. Schmidt, CPA
EYE EXAMS
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CONTACTS
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11707 West North Avenue • Wauwatosa, WI 53226
www.brayco.com • 414-771-9611
23 Convenient Locations
wisconsinvision.com
1-800-705-7011
REINA INTERNATIONAL AUTO, INC.
Italian Sports Car Center
Service Dept. Open in Brookfield
Lorenzo Reina - Parishioner
12730 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield, WI
262-781-3336
FUNERAL HOMES
& CREMATION SERVICES
414-464-4640
www.krausefuneralhome.com
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