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1ST SUNDAY OF LENT • FEBRUARY 22, 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.”
18255 WEST CAPITOL DRIVE • BROOKFIELD, WI 53045
Message from Our Pastor
Lent 2015 Has Begun! I hope this
Lenten journey becomes a graced
opportunity for all members of our
parish family to grow in enthusiasm for
our faith in Jesus Christ and the
practice of our Catholic faith. May
these days bring about a spiritual
renewal within all of us, resulting in a
rekindled vitality of faith! I hope the
penitential practices and the sacrifices
we will be voluntarily doing, may
remind us of our main goal these 40
days, namely, to become more like
Christ!
Sometimes, we need to find that
special, quiet place for personal prayer.
For your convenience, we remind you
that our Parish Chapel is open for
prayer, your recitation of the rosary,
etc., daily from 6:00 am to 5:00 pm,
Monday through Friday. Since the
Blessed Sacrament is reserved in the
tabernacle, what a beautiful prayer
space to spend some time in the
company of the Lord. A periodic visit
to the Blessed Sacrament could be just
that special decision that will help
make Lent 2015, a time of spiritual
renewal.
May I also recommend two special
offerings to assist you in your desire to
spend more time in prayer: first,
Lenten Vespers on Wednesdays in the
Chapel at 7:00 pm, and then, Stations of
the Cross on Fridays in the Church at
7:00 pm.
May the spirit of our Lenten journey
lead us to the joy of Easter,
Father David H. Reith
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Consultation For The 2015 Extraordinary Synod Of Bishops
In October of 2014, the Extraordinary Synod was called by Pope Francis to
focus on marriage and the family. The
Extraordinary Synod drew on responses from a
global consultation, as well as from testimonies
from married couples from around the world, on
the joys and challenges of family life in our
times. In the spirit of dialogue, Pope Francis
wishes to receive further feedback from Catholics
on the outcome of the Extraordinary Synod, to
help the Church prepare for the Ordinary Synod on the Family that is scheduled
for October 2 - 25, 2015. This Ordinary Synod will consider the vocation and
mission of the family in the Church and contemporary world, and will produce
specific guidance on the pastoral care of families in our times.
Archbishop Listecki invites you to participate in a consultation process in
preparation of his report to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops by
participating in a survey to share your views on modern-day family life. You are
encouraged to read the preparatory document for the context of the questions,
which you may access at the archdiocesan website, www.archmil.org.
The Archbishop asks that you prayerfully consider the prepared questions,
and if you are interested in participating, complete the online-consultation on
the Archdiocesan website at www.archmil.org.
A short response time has been given to us. In order for the Archdiocese to
gather the information and forward it to the United States Conference of
Catholic Bishops, please respond by Sunday, March 1, 2015.
Join Us For A Biblical Walk
Through The Mass
Do you understand the meaning
behind the parts
of the Mass? In
his video-based
study, A Biblical
Walk Through
the Mass, Dr.
Edward Sri
explores the roots of the words and
gestures we experience at Mass and
explains their profound significance.
In this study, you will come to know
and understand the Mass as never
before, leading you to a richer, more
fruitful worship experience.
Join us for A Biblical Walk Through
the Mass, here at St. Dominic Catholic
Parish, beginning Tuesday March 24,
7:00 to 9:00 pm, and continuing
every Tuesday through May 5. There
will be no class on March 31, during
Holy Week.
For more information or to register
for the study, please contact Debbie
Caputo at 262.781.3480 or
[email protected].
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
March, as well as 9:00 am & 11:00 am
Masses in March. The stipend is $10
per Mass.
We also offer sponsorships of the
sanctuary lamps in both
the Church and Chapel. An
offering of $100 is asked,
to sponsor this monthlong remembrance of a
deceased loved one or
friend.
Contact Barb Schenauer
in the Parish Center Office
at 262.781.3480, x242 to
make arrangements.
Scout Sunday Is March 1, 2015, 9:00 am Mass
Awards Presentation and Hospitality
All Scouts who attend St. Dominic Catholic Parish are
invited to attend Scout Sunday Mass at 9:00 am on Sunday, March 1. Several
Scouts will receive the religious emblems that they earned this year. Scouts
should wear their uniform and sit with their troop or den in the reserved seats
at the front of church. Please arrive early, respectfully find your group and be
seated before Mass begins. After Mass, join the Scouts and friends and family for
hospitality in the Marcy Center.
Den and Troop Leaders, please RSVP with your full Troop or Den roster,
including leaders and members, the names of any scouts who will receive a
religious award at the Mass, and the name and description of the award. This is
to ensure that we have plenty of reserved seating for Scouts and the correct
information for the presentation of awards. Please email your RSVP information
to Dana Bacciocco at [email protected].
Track Season Is Almost Upon Us!
Online track registration for 5th-8th grade boys and girls will be
open from March 1 until March 14. The $40 registration fee
includes the St. Dominic team t-shirt with the athlete's name on
the back. Optional track clothing will also be available for
purchase online. Deadline for orders will be March 14. NO
EXCEPTIONS. Parents are encouraged to attend a track meeting which will be
held on Wednesday, March 11 at 7:30 pm in the Marcy Center. There will be
clothing samples available for sizing. Registration and further information can
be found at http://domsports.leagueapps.com and on the track and field page on
the St. Dominic School website. Contact Mark Mlsna [email protected] or
Tammy Nicholas [email protected] with any questions.
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Join St. Dominic Respect Life
Committee for
40 Days for Life!
The St. Dominic
Respect Life
Committee would like
you to join us in
supporting the 40
Days for Life
campaign. It started
on Ash Wednesday,
February 18, and runs through March
29, from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, daily.
40 Days for Life gives prayerful
witness at abortion clinics
throughout the United States. You
would be joining with others from
throughout southeastern Wisconsin
at Affiliated Medical on the eastside
of Milwaukee. You can go to
www.40daysforlife.com/milwaukee
for more information or to sign up for
a vigil time. If you have any questions
please contact Bob Boehler at
[email protected].
Attention Extraordinary Ministers Of Holy Communion!
The spring schedule has been sent to the EMHC email distribution
groups. You have received a copy whether you are scheduled or not.
Copies for those without email access have been sent via US mail. It will
also be posted on stdominic.net.
Please take time to review and mark your calendar accordingly. If you have
any questions, please contact Diane Hirsch at 262.781.1148 or
[email protected].
You Are Invited!!
On Saturday, February 28, 2015,
at 2:15 pm and 5:45 pm, come
watch the Milwaukee Heat
wheelchair basketball team play
Minnesota, in the St. Dominic Parish
Athletic Facility!
Attention Lectors!
The Lenten schedule has been sent to the Lector email group and
will be posted on stdominic.net. If you don't have internet access, your
schedule is in our lector slot in the Usher's Room.
We are in need of Lectors for all weekend Masses but especially the 4:30 pm
Saturday and 11:00 am Sunday Masses. If you would like to switch to one of
these Masses, or know someone who would like to join our ministry, please
contact Mary Skladanek at 414.217.2770 or [email protected].
Liturgy of the Hours “Sung Vespers”
We are all familiar with the liturgy we celebrate
together every weekend, the Mass. But did you know
there is another liturgy of the Church, sometimes called
“the official prayer of the Church”? It is the Liturgy of the Hours, by which we
sanctify every part of the day in union with people all over the world.
Every Wednesday in Lent (except Tuesday, March 17), at 7:00 pm, we
will celebrate evening prayer or “Vespers” in the Chapel. We call it “Sung
Vespers” because, with the exception of the prayers after the Psalms and the
Scripture Reading, the entire prayer is sung by those gathered and a cantor.
This is a high school coed paraOlympic sport team, with a number of
players going on to play in college.
Both teams are ranked nationally in
the top 5 and are sure to display the
same intensity and enthusiasm of
able-bodied players. Come
experience and cheer!
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Do You Have A Game Plan For Lent?
We gave it our best shot in providing one, by preparing the Lenten Outreach 2015 flyer that was in the bulletin last week.
It contains brief ideas for prayer, fasting and almsgiving for each week. As you try to get your mind into it, turn to Jesus,
our superhero, and ask Him what He wants you to
do in order to become Christ to one another,
especially for our neighbors at All Saints Catholic
Parish.
The best Lent is one in which we enter the season
wholeheartedly. The solution is to simplify our
disciplines, focus our intentions and concentrate
more clearly on our spiritual goals. To keep it simple
this Lent, try the “1-1-1 Plan”: one sin, one add-in,
one give-up. Concentrate or focus on one sin or fault that is getting in the way of your relationship with God and with
others. Add one positive activity that will deepen your prayer and spiritual life, especially if you think you are too busy to
put anything more into an impossibly busy schedule, and deny yourself something you really like or are attached to.
One sin: Most of us, if we are honest, know at least one area of sin to focus on during Lent. Either something you are
doing or something you have failed to do. If you aren’t sure, or are having trouble narrowing it down, use the traditional
seven deadly sins or focus on the corporal work of mercy for the week.
One add-in: Next, add one thing of God to your routine that you haven’t been doing and schedule a regular time when
you put it on your calendar so you don’t forget. Ideas include: go to Mass in the middle of the week, read a Gospel, get up
early to pray or pray about and with the saint of the week.
One give-up: Giving up something for Lent has been part of the Church almost since the beginning. Just make sure it is
something that lets you feel the deprivation and is at least a little bit challenging. For example: fast from fault finding and
nagging, or fast from a critical tongue or a closed mind, give up fast food and donate the money you save to our brothers
and sisters in need at All Saints Catholic Church.
~Amy Whittenberger
Stewardship Summary
Budget for fiscal year end
6/30/15: $1,725,321
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Budget for 7/1/14 through
2/15/15: $1,125,827
Actual for 7/1/14 through
2/15/15: $1,127,941
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Budget for week ending
2/15/15: $27,701
Actual for week ending
2/15/15:
$36,852
(includes generous stock donations)
The Finance Council Has Begun The Budget Process For The
2015-2016 Fiscal Year
It is not too late to support our mission and ministries through a stewardship
commitment. Your gifts are
greatly needed.
We ask that you please
consider pledging, if you have
not already done so, using the
Stewardship Commitment
Form mailed to you or by
making your commitment
online. Know that your
contributions are used
responsibly, strategically and prayerfully to balance the needs of our parish and
to reach beyond our doors to our wider community.
There is power, a mighty power, when together, we offer our time, talent
and treasure to help build the Kingdom of God.
Your increased gifts for 2015 will support the:
formation of intentional disciples by expanding adult lifelong faith formation
and evangelization efforts;
† education and formation of our children and youth by providing additional
resources for our day school and child and youth ministries;
† ongoing maintenance of our facilities, campus, and technology capabilities.
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Our parish community is deeply grateful for the
generous gifts received to date.
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Thank You!
On behalf of our teaching
staff, I wish to thank the
members of St. Dominic
Catholic Parish for their
generous support. Without your
prayers and dedication to the mission
of Jesus Christ, we would not be able
to consistently host the Sustaining the
Mission event like we did this past
Thursday. We graciously host this
event twice each year in our
PAAC. This event provides a day of
faith formation for 215 teachers and
administrators in our corner of the
archdiocese. Likewise, we hosted 255
teachers and administrators on
Friday, for the District 4 Literacy Day,
a day of professional development.
With your help, we are carving out
a name of humble excellence and
dedication to the Catholic faith
among our counterparts in the
Archdiocese.
~Mrs. Jill A. Fischer, Principal
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Our Students Thank You!
Dear Parishioners of St. Dominic Catholic Parish,
Thank you for all of the contributions you have made
over the years and the support you have given to our
parish. With your help, you have made our school a better
place with new technology, a great gym, and a fantastic
performing arts and activity center! The new gym has been great! It brings lots
of fun and entertainment to the weekends! The performing arts center is great
for school dances and school plays and it's a lot better than the old gym! One of
the benefits of going to St. Dominic Catholic School is that we are able to get a
great education with the freedom of practicing our faith. Getting a Catholic
education is key to me. During stressful times, it is always good to know that I
will always have God to turn to or Father Dave and Father Brad. It is also nice to
go to Mass every Wednesday. Other students I have talked to over the years
have said that they have been greatly prepared for the rigorous courses in high
school.
Sincerely,
An 8th grade student
Padre Serra Basketball Tournament
Would you like to follow our 8th grade boys & girls’ basketball teams in the
Padre? All games are played at Mount Mary University, Bloechl Center, 2929 N.
92nd Street, Milwaukee. For more info, visit http://thepadreserra.org/.
Boys Team: 2/27 @ 8:45 pm vs. Holy Family of Whitefish Bay
Girls Team: 2/28 @ 10:00 am vs. St. Charles Borremeo
Putting Faith Into Practice During Lent
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Attend Stations of the Cross here at St. Dominic every Friday at 7:00 pm
Attend Breakfast with the Pope discussion and breakfast this Sunday, March
22 at 10:10 am
Commit to reading the Bible every day as a family, even if it is a children’s
version for the littlest members to follow along!
Sunday Nursery and Children’s Liturgy of the Word (C.L.O.W.)
We will have C.L.O.W. as well as nursery this weekend and next, February 22
and March 1, during the 9:00 am Mass. C.L.O.W. is designed for children in
grades 1 through 4 and nursery for those up to age 3. Both activities are adult
supervised and facilitated by members of this year’s confirmation group.
First Communion Preparations
Please continue to pray for and encourage our first
communicants as they are preparing for the sacrament with
their families, teachers and catechists. May God bless them
and inspire them to grow deeper in their faith on this
journey.
Children’s Ministry Calendar Of Events
Tues., Feb. 24: LFF classes for K5-6th grade 6:15-7:30pm in school
Wed., Feb. 25: Playgroup in Marcy Center 5/6, 10:00 am-noon
Thurs., Feb. 26: LFF classes for K5-6th grade, 4:30-5:45 pm in school
Sun, March 1: LFF classes for K3-1st grade, 9:00-10:15 am in school
Nursery during 9:00 am Mass in Marcy Center 5
Children’s Liturgy of the Word (C.L.O.W.) during 9:00 am Mass
For Family Thought...
~adapted from Celebrating Sunday
for Catholic Families, Liturgy Training
Publications
Jesus prepared for his public
ministry, his life’s work, by spending
forty days in prayer and fasting in the
desert. He grew strong in faith and
close to God
through this
time away.
In Lent, the
Church calls
each of us to
strengthen our
relationship
with God, to
pray and fast,
and to set ourselves apart from the
world in small ways, as we prepare to
renew our baptismal promises at
Easter. These forty days invite us to
recognize how we have gone astray
from God’s call for our lives, and to
renew our sense of our identity as
disciples.
As a family, think about how Lent
can help you grow closer to God.
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Junior High (7th & 8th graders)
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SOC - Summer Outreach Camp Meeting on Wednesday, March 4 at 6:00 pm
in the Marcy Center. Come and find out what this summer service camp
is all about! Already registered? Come and pick up fundraising forms!
High School (9th-12th graders)
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This spring, join CYM bowling! The league is made up of all parishes in the
Archdiocese. Bowl 3 games on Sundays at 4:00 pm at Bowlero AMF
Lanes ,11737 West Burleigh Street, Wauwatosa. Form a team or we can put
one together. Teams can be co-ed with teens from grades 9-12, with a
minimum of 3 and maximum of 5 per team. Only 3 of the 5 team members
bowl each week, but there can be 3 different bowlers every week. Handicaps
are used, so bowlers of all skill levels can compete. There will be individual
awards on the last night of bowling. Cost per team $175, plus a team t-shirt.
All registrations must be in to the Youth Office before March 3.
Registration forms are online, or contact the youth office to have one sent.
Next Saturday, February 28, 8:30-10:00 pm, Youth Group Open Gym &
Game Night in the PAF! Play some polish baseball or Flicker or whatever
those gathered would like to play also we will have board games. Bring your
favorite!
Be a part of the Stations of the Cross – we are in need of teens to help us
present the Stations this Lent on Friday, March 27. There are no lines to
learn. You will portray “Living Stations” and we will need a few readers. See
the flyer on the website for more details. There are practices that you will
need to attend. Interested? Need more info? Contact our adult leader for
this opportunity, Maureen Norton at 262.794.3409.
LFF For Teens
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Sundays, 10:10-11:50 am
unless otherwise noted
7th grade: Feb. 22 special session
with ARCh
8th grade: Feb. 22— Retreat at
the Seminary. Please meet the
bus by the PAF
9th grade: Feb. 22
10th grade: Feb. 22
Confirmation 2014-2015
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Session #5
Feb. 22 - Whittenberger/Otten
Update On The 2015
Summer Mission Trips
Workcamp: June 20-27 in
Mifflinburg, PA We need of
female adult chaperones! And,
we have room for one more
camper!
 Lifetree: July 25-August 1
You and your group will provide
home repairs at no cost for elderly,
disabled, and disadvantaged people
who need
your help.
Project
crews
typically
serve the
same
resident for the entire week, creating
an environment where meaningful
relationships develop.
Call the St. Dominic Youth Office, if
you would like to come, at
262.781.3480 x252.
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Lenten Bible Study
Trying to figure out what your Lenten practices will be this year? If you're
looking to do regular spiritual reflection, here's an opportunity for you.
What: Discussion and reflection of the Sunday Gospel readings during Lent.
Where: Katy Kaminski's apartment 11222 W. Greenfield Ave. West Allis right above Bel-Aire Flowers. There is a parking lot just east of the building.
When: Mondays during Lent at 7:00 pm (2/23, 3/2, 3/9, 3/16, 3/23, 3/30)
Who: Young adults - Men and Women
The book we will be using is "Connection to the Cross"
Those who are interested are more than welcome to purchase a copy of the
book, but it is not necessary. There is little prep work. All you need is to read the
Gospel from the Sunday before we meet. Going to Mass and listening closely
counts!!
If you are interested in joining us for this Bible study, please reply to Lolek
Young Adult Group [email protected] by the middle of this week, or
let us know at this Tuesday's Lolek meeting.
Lolek is a Catholic faith-building organization for young
adults, ages 18-35, in our Archdiocese.
Meetings are held at St. Mary’s Visitation in Elm Grove.
Meetings begin with adoration at 7:00 pm, followed by a brief social before the
speaker. For more information, visit www.lolekyoungadults.com or like us on
Facebook.
February 24 - Joy with St. Dominic parishioner Ryan Grusenski
Social Events - 5:00 pm Mass at St. Mary’s in Elm Grove
6:30 pm Dinner followed by an activity
Friday, February 20- Fish Fry at TBD, stations of the cross at St. Mary’s &
afterwards at Laura Richter’s house.
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MACCW Announces Scholarships For 8th Grade Girls
The Milwaukee Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women
is pleased to announce that they will award two John and
Kathleen Schneider Family Foundation Scholarships of $500
each, during the banquet at their annual Convention on
April 17 at the Archbishop Cousins Catholic Center.
Each scholarship will be awarded to an 8th grade young
woman who is registered at a Catholic high school in the
Archdiocese of Milwaukee for the 2015-2016 school year.
Please submit a 500-word essay on “What a Catholic
Education Means to Me.” Include one letter of
recommendation by a non-relative and the application form
filled out and postmarked by April 1, 2015. Application forms can be
downloaded from maccw.com or call Jean @ 262.797.0937. Please send to:
MACCW, P.O. Box 259, Muskego, WI 53150. Attn: Scholarship Committee.
Invitation to a Special
Evening On March 4
Come see Blessed Mother Teresa
of Calcutta: Reflections from her
Spiritual Director, Monsignor John
Esseff, at Schoenstatt International
Retreat Center, W284 N698 Cherry
Lane in Waukesha, on March 4, 2015
from 6:30-8:30 pm.
deChantal Society For Women
The de Chantal Society is a group of women who are passionate
about supporting vocations, families and their own spirituality.
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 or 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.
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 Tuesday, September 22 –
Monday, September 28, 2015.
Space is limited! To register, visit
www.archmil.org. For information,
please contact Susan McNeil, Director
of the Nazareth Project for Marriage
and Family Formation, at
414.758.2214, [email protected].
The cost is a free will donation.
RSVP preferred by March 3, to
[email protected].
New Horizons Weekend Of Healing For Separated/Divorced
Friday-Sunday, April 17-19, 2015
Schoenstatt Retreat Center in Waukesha
This healing weekend is designed to help each
participant embark upon a new phase of life. It is an
opportunity for divorced persons to pause and examine
their lives – their strong points and weaknesses, their
hurts, disappointments, joys and frustrations. It is a
weekend of involvement.
The cost of $150.00 includes five meals and lodging for the entire weekend.
Financial assistance is available. The registration deadline is Friday, April 10.
For more information or a registration form, please contact Annette in The
Nazareth Project office at 414.758.2201 or visit the following website: http://
www.johnpaul2center.org/Nazareth-Project/Separated-and-Divorced.htm.
EMHCs Are Needed!
The Spiritual Services Department of Wheaton
Franciscan is seeking additional volunteer Communion
Ministers who would like to be involved in the sacred and
meaningful work of bringing Communion to Catholic
patients. Applicants must be Catholic and affiliated with a
parish. If you would like to become a part of this
ministry, please call the Volunteer Services Department
at the hospital where you would like to volunteer.
Wheaton Franciscan Elmbrook Memorial Campus 262.785.2062
Wheaton Franciscan Spine and Orthopedic Hospital 262.785.2062
Wheaton Franciscan St. Joseph Campus 414.447.2810
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St. Dominic Safe Environment Commitment
St. Dominic Parish is committed to safeguarding the well-being of those who
are served by the parish and to an environment that is free from abuse. Copies
of St. Dominic’s Safe Environment Commitment, which contains parish and
archdiocesan policies regarding those who work with children and youth, can be
found in the kiosks in both narthexes. If you have any questions regarding this
document, parish or archdiocesan policies, or about how to report concerns,
please contact Amy Whittenberger at 262.781.3480.
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].
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! 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.
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We Want You To Show Us
Your Faith In Action!
As has become tradition at the St.
Dominic
Dinner
Auctions, we
are once again
putting
together a
slideshow of your faith in action!
Help us to make this slideshow a true
representation of all of the wonderful
things happening here at St. Dominic.
You are invited to share photos from
St. Dominic Catholic Parish or School
activities, events and outreach
programs, from February 2014, to the
present, and up until the fall of 2015.
Please email high-resolution files to
Molly Schmidt in the Parish Center,
[email protected] , or
hard copies of photos to Molly’s
attention, in the Parish Center.
Go ahead, show us your
FAITH IN ACTION!
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In Loving Remembrance
In your charity, please remember in your prayers the
following people who recently died:
† Erna Narr
† Mary Dangerfield, mother of Debbie (Joe) Caputo,
grandmother of Angela (Matt) Wolter and Anthony
Caputo, great grandmother of William Wolter
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, Judy Shilka,
Jeff Steinhardt, Robert Stormowski, Peggy Tate, Jim Toby,
Mary Jane Walsh, Dolores Wechter, Katie Wilkenson, Jim
Wolak, Pat Wutke and Jim Zielinski
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Mass Intentions
Monday, February 23 - St. Polycarp
8:30 am † John E. Aukofer (Carol & Dave Nicholson)
Mother of Perpetual Help Devotion
Tuesday, February 24
6:30 am † Patricia Tushaus (Sternig family)
Wednesday, February 25
8:30 am † Henry Schnell (Mrs. Gruenwald’s class)
Thursday, February 26
6:30 am † Tony Rinaldi (Rinaldi family)
Friday, February 27
8:30 am † Susanne Kebis (Phillip Kebis family)
Anointing of the Sick
Rosary in the Chapel after Mass
Saturday, February 28
3:30 pm Individual Reconciliation in the Chapel
4:30 pm † Mary Jane Conlin (Ann M. Rozman)
Sunday, March 1
7:30 am † Garlyce Keyes (Ray Horcher family)
9:00 am † Lorraine Mertens (Schneider family)
For All Parishioners
11:00 am † Elisabeth Gansler (Frank Formolo family)
† James Lo Sapio (Lo Sapio family)
Sanctuary Lamps
The Church Lamp will burn in February in memory of
the deceased Bunco Sisters.
The Chapel Lamp will burn in February seeking the
blessings of the Holy Family, upon our parish family.
Please visit www.stdominic.net or call the Parish Center for sacramental information.
Weekend Maintenance Staff, Tim Buckingham...... x282
Parish Center……………………………….….....262.781.3480
School
Office……………………………………….262.783.7565
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
Pastoral Associate, Mary Lestina………………………..x225
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 Supervisor, Steve Veres ........................ x282
Maintenance Staff, Dan Hughes ...................................... x282
School Principal, Jill Fischer ............................................. x271
School Secretary, Mary Kay Reinbold .......................... x280
Parish Trustees
Michael Ricci ......................................................... 262.781.1358
Jerry Buting ........................................................... 262.783.6555
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 ............................................... 262.781.3480 x233
Marcy Center Kitchen .............................. 262.781.3480 x232
Prayer Network: Kathy Monday....................262.790.0535
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline ................................................ x600
[email protected]
Email addresses for all staff members may be found on our website, www.stdominic.net.
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Server Schedule
Readings for the Week of Feb. 22
Saturday, February 28
4:30 pm Tony Herro/Sam Larcheid/
Aly Larcheid
Sunday, March 1
7:30 am Adult Servers
9:00 am Will Kahler/Dominic Kowalik/
Billy Klingsporn
11:00 am Lydia Scott/Jackson Minessale/
Alex Rusnak
Sun:
Mon:
Tues:
Wed:
Thurs:
Fri:
Sat:
Sun:
Gn 9:8-15/1 Pt 3:18-22/Mk 1:12-15
Lv 19:1-2, 11-18/Mt 25:31-46
Is 55:10-11/Mt 6:7-15
Jon 3:1-10/Lk 11:29-32
Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25/Mt 7:7-12
Ez 18:21-28/Mt 5:20-26
Dt 26:16-19/Mt 5:43-48
Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18/
Rom 8:31b-34/Mk 9:2-10
This Week’s Schedule
Sunday, February 22
8:30 am
8th gr. LFF Retreat-Seminary
9:00 am
Children's Ministry LFF-School Classrooms
9:00 am
Nursery-MC5/6
9:05 am
Children's Liturgy of the Word-MC7
10:10 am
RCIA-AFM Room
10:10 am
9th gr. LFF-Youth Room
10:10 am
7th gr. LFF Parent/Teen Session-PAAC
10:10 am
Breakfast With Pope Benedict XVI-MC7/KI
10:10 am
10th gr. LFF-Marcy Center
9:00 pm
Adult Men's Basketball-PAF
Monday, February 23
9:30 am
Milwaukee Catholic Mamas-MC 5/6
2:30 pm
Market Day Pickup-Cafeteria
2:45 pm
4th & 5th grade Forensics-MC6
2:50 pm
Intermediate Band-PAAC
6:30 pm
HR Committee-PC105
Tuesday, February 24
2:45 pm
Engineering Program-Marcy Center
2:45 pm
4th & 5th grade Forensics-MC1
3:00 pm
Hebron House Meal-Offsite
6:15 pm
Children's Ministry LFF-School/CH
6:30 pm
Auction Acquisition Meeting-MC6
7:00 pm
Rusnak Catholic ID-PC107
7:00 pm
The Sacraments-MC7/KI
Wednesday, February 25
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
9:45 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
6:00 pm
6:30 pm
7:00 pm
Chess Club-Cafeteria
Synod District 4 Gathering-PAAC
Lenten Vespers-Chapel
Thursday, February 26
9:30 am
Parish Staff Meeting-PC105
2:45 pm
Forensics-Marcy Center
2:50 pm
School Faculty Meeting-Library
4:30 pm
Children's Ministry - School/CH
6:00 pm
Cantor Rehearsal-Church
7:00 pm
Adult Choir Rehearsal-Church
7:00 pm
Teaching Parish Committee-PC105
7:00 pm
Cub Scout Pack Meeting-PAAC
7:00 pm
That Man Is You!-MC7
7:00 pm
Evangelii Gaudium Group-MC6
9:00 pm
Adult Men's Basketball-PAF
Friday, February 27
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
7:00 pm
Stations of the Cross-Church
9:00 pm
Adult Co-ed Volleyball-PAF
Saturday, February 28
7:00 am
Men's Ministry-MC1-3
8:00 am
40+-MC6
1:00 pm
Strings Recital-PAAC
Sunday, March 1—Corpus Christi
Scout Sunday
9:00 am
Children's Ministry LFF-School
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
10:10 am
9th gr. LFF-MC All
9:00 pm
Adult Men's Basketball-PAF
Meeting Room Key
AFM-Adult & Family Ministry Room • CH-Church • C-Cafeteria • KI-Kitchen • MC-Marcy Center
PAF-Parish Athletic Facility • PAAC-Parish Arts & Activity Center • PC-Parish Center • PG-Prayer Gardens
• S-Storage • TL-Teacher’s Lounge • YR-Youth Room
Lenten Outreach 2015
our Superhero
Jesus calls us to: Empower All Saints Parish in Ministry
“For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink…” Matt. 25; 35
Our Weekly Corporal Work of Mercy Challenge
The first week of our Lenten Journey will be focused on the work of mercy: feeding the hungry and giving drink to
the thirsty. Hunger and thirst seem to be rare in our lives. When we’re starving we have instant access to the
refrigerator or pantry. When we’re thirsty we find satisfaction in a soda or other beverage. Families of growing
children know the increase in weekly food bills. Hunger and thirst rarely last long in our lives since we can satiate that
desire at any moment.
Testimony of All Saints’ Parish Recipient
All Saints Parish is located in one of the poorest areas of Milwaukee.
For them, poverty is not abstract but real. They know families and
individuals who go hungry every month, families who depend on their
meal program, and food pantry to survive. The community is thankful
for the opportunity to serve people in need. All Saints community feels
compelled by Jesus to be his living heroes in the community making a
difference in people’s lives.
Ruth takes her 11 year old grandson to the meal program three times a
week. “I like the order and sense of calm. The staff has great respect
for us and the food is very good. The food is nutritious and we get
fresh fruit and whole grain bread.” Not only are their physical needs
for food and drink met but they are served by dedicated staff who give
them respect and love. Recipients of the care at All Saints Parish gather
3 times a week for the hot meal program and to eat with others. They form community, they share their lives and
their hunger for a family experience is nourished also. All Saints Parish is a living example of heroes in everyday life,
people serving others without reward.
Our Challenge
What would Jesus want of us? What is He calling us to do? How can we live the corporal work of
mercy, “feed the hungry and give drink to the thirsty”?
In addition to collecting money throughout Lent and competing with the hero teams of disciples,
we will collect food items for the food pantry at All Saints. Items most needed are breakfast
cereals, pastas, canned veggies and soups. We ask that the heroes of St. Dominic Catholic Church
be generous. Place your food items on the weekend of Feb. 28/March 1 in the food bins located in
the north narthex.
Jesus, on the occasion of feeding the multitudes on the mountain, transformed a few loaves of
bread and several fish into a feast for the entire thousands who gathered in his presence. When communities come
together to care for others, we replicate what Jesus did for those around him.
our Superhero
Almsgiving Challenge
Our teams of disciple sidekicks: Avengers (wee ones to Grade 5), Guardians of the Galaxy (Grade 6-through high school
seniors), Justice League (Adults) and the Fantastic Four (Fr. Dave, Fr. Brad, Deacons Larry and Greg) will compete to
collect the most money during Lent for All Saints. Jars will be available in the front of the church next to the Ambo or in
the School. Any money that come in without a specified group will be placed in the Fantastic Four Jars. Our goal:
$30.000 to help All Saints in their ministry.
Family Activity
This week, invite family members to talk about the scriptural passage of Jesus multiplying food for the crowds.
What can individuals or families do to help eliminate hunger in our own community? Invite children to take
some of their allowance to purchase soup or veggies as their contribution to help All Saints Parish Community
Food Pantry. As a family or individual make a shopping list for the All Saints food pantry gift and perhaps offer a
prayer for each person who will receive your generous food donation.
Pray with the Saints
St. Louis of Toulouse was born in France in 1274, the son of Charles II and Mary,
daughter of the King of Hungary. From childhood, he was attached to prayer and the
corporal works of mercy. As a child, he took food from the palace to feed the poor. He
was educated by the Franciscans and his spiritual life continued to grow. He renounced
his royal title, passed it on to his younger brother, and studied to become a priest. He
became a member of the Franciscans and was then appointed Bishop of Toulouse. He
donated 75% of his income to feed the poor and to maintain churches. Every day he
invited 25 poor people to this table. He died in 1297 and was canonized in 1317 by
Pope John XXII. He was often heard saying: “Jesus Christ is all my riches; he alone is
sufficient for me”.
St. Louis is one of the first saints we will focus on this week. Saints are the warriors who
fought for the faith, founders who brought new life to the church, models of living
Christian virtues, courageous men and women who challenged the church to live as Christ lived among the poor, the
marginal and rejected of society.
Our Prayer
St. Louis, thank you for your heroic example of caring for
those around you. You reflected Christ’s love and
compassion for those who were less fortunate. Give us
the spirit of true heroism. Open our eyes to those in need
around us. Give us the courage to reach out in love and
to be genuine disciples of Christ. We pray daily in the Our
Father: “give us this day our daily bread”. We pray that
God will care for all his children and provide daily
nourishment. We offer our hands and hearts to be that
living extension of God’s love in caring for our brothers
and sisters. Bless the community of All Saints and the
work of their hands. Amen.
This Lent, our goal is to raise $30,000
to help All Saints Parish in their
ministry.
Women of Grace
cordially invites you to our next event on
Thursday, March 12 in the PAAC
Doors open at 6:30 pm, program begins at 7:00 pm
Join us, for an exploration into prayer. We will be graced by a panel of women,
who will share with us what prayer means to them and how their faith lives have
led them to the way they pray today. There will be a question and answer period,
as well as time for socializing, with wine, cheese & crackers.
*Free will donations will be accepted.*
Our panelists include:

Jill Fischer – Principal of St. Dominic Catholic School

Madeline Gibson – a woman in her 20’s who worked at St. Paul’s in Madison. Her brother is Fr.
John Gibson who was ordained last year.

Anne Lawinger – a mom of 8, youngest is in 9th grade. Has a very gentle disposition and is full
of wisdom.

Mary Magnor – a mom of 8, youngest is 13. She is an amazing speaker and mentors lots of
moms. She has a son in the seminary.

Sr. Theresa Rozga - St. Joan Antida High School, before she got into community leadership, she
worked in adult faith formation and spirituality.
Your RSVP is required by Monday, March 9.
Please visit http://conta.cc/1EZudp0
or contact Molly Schmidt, 262.781.3480 or [email protected].
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Tues-Fri 8:00-5:00
781-5154
Sat 8:00-12:00
Lia’s Tailors & Cleaners
FUNERAL SERVICE
Dean K. Harder • Eric C. Harder
Providing the exceptional service and
facilities families have come to expect.
18700 W. Capitol Dr.
781-8350
Family Dentistry
Final Alterations for Ladies & Men
Leather Cleaning & Repair
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
Bryant Chaffee, Parish Member
(414)541-0121
Pruning • Removal • Storm Damage
Quality work at a reasonable price
Complete Homeowners Services
Painting - Carpentry - Odd Jobs - Mowing
Aeration - Upkeep - Snow Blowing and More...
Kevin O’Connell • 262-352-1551
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
Tony Pruski
RESTAURANT & BAKERY • COCKTAIL LOUNGE • BANQUET ROOMS
Insured parish member
10225 W. Capitol Dr., Wauwatosa 414-463-5700
520 Hartbrook Dr., Hartland
262-367-7076
www.hhortho.com
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
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.
Accepting New Patients
14335 W. Capitol Dr.
Brookfield
Office: (262) 783-3311
www.struppdentistry.com
+
ROMAN
ELECTRIC
Residential Work
414-471-8565
FRANTL Industries Inc.
“Spray On Insulation”
Applications Include, But Not Limited To:
Attics, Box Sills & Crawl Spaces
- Parish Member
262-246-3866 • www.thesprayguys.com
Brian Frantl
Business Tax and Accounting
Individual Tax Preparation
• Accurate
• Responsive
• One-to-One Service Accounting
EYE EXAMS
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GLASSES
–.–.–.–
CONTACTS
–.–.–.–
Peter R. Bray, CPA
Susan M. Schmidt, CPA
11707 West North Avenue • Wauwatosa, WI 53226
www.brayco.com • 414-771-9611
23 Convenient Locations
E-Mail: [email protected] for more information
wisconsinvision.com
1-800-705-7011
FUNERAL HOMES
& CREMATION SERVICES
414-464-4640
www.krausefuneralhome.com
REINA INTERNATIONAL AUTO, INC.
Italian Sports Car Center
Service Dept. Open in Brookfield
Contact Jeff Tkachuk to place an ad today!
[email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2513
Lorenzo Reina - Parishioner
12730 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield, WI
262-781-3336
21300 W. Capitol Dr.
A great place to eat
with friends & family!
Landry’s Brookfield BP
2005 N. Calhoun Rd.
Brookfield, WI 53005
262.782.4300
Bp Gasoline with Invigorate
Full & Self Service Gasoline * Premier Diesel Fuel
Touchless CarWash -Auto Repairs & Diagnostics
Family owned & operated*
FOR AD INFO CALL JEFF TKACHUK 1-800-950-9952
Call Jeff Tkachuk at 1-800-950-9952 x2513
or e-mail [email protected]
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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
“If it’s a home you’re seekin’,
call Mary Deeken!”
13905 W. BURLEIGH ROAD • BROOKFIELD, WI 53005
NEED A NEW ROOF?
Residential & Commercial
Licensed • Insured
Office Relocation/Storage
Archives Center/Document Scanning
262-373-3800
BRIAN COAKLEY, PARISH MEMBER
)
1-800-748-3766
www.1800riteroof.com
~Parish Member~
414-372-7000 • chcoakley.com
Brookfield Office
262-501-2686
13620 W Capitol Drive
Located in
Brookfield, WI
A Division of Kappl Construction, Inc.
Michael
Kilkenny
Marie
Grandelis
Sales Associate
(414) 813-0036
Attorney
[email protected]
Parish Member
http://shorewest.com
www.cornerstonelawllc.com
Exceptional service since 2003
Sherry Wittemann
Associate Vice President, ABR, CRS, CSRS, GRI
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]
• Business Law • Real Estate
• Employment Law
• Estate Planning
Serving Parishioners, Their Businesses
and Their Families
KORNACKI &
ASSOCIATES
John Norfolk - Parish Family
creativebusinessinteriors.com
414.545.8500
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
Commercial Interior Design, Construction/Remodeling,
(262) 784-3323
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
Wise Choice Property Enviromental, Safety and Recycling Services
Management
PARISH MEMBERS
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Roofing Home Repair | Gutter Cleaning & Repair
And All Things in Between
414-412-9796
[email protected]
(262) 790-2500
www.enviro-safe.com
262-790-1213
www.aceg.biz
Parish Member
Triangle Tool Corporation
Meet, Drink & Paint Happy.
BROOKFIELD - WAUKESHA - NEW BERLIN
Daily Kids to Adults Public Sessions.
ROY LUTHER
JAMES P. RUSSELL, M.D.
Check out our online calendar of events!
262-754-4488
W249 N5267 Executive Dr.- Sussex
PRESIDENT
www.uptownart.com/sussex
www.affiliatedderm.com
262-246-9400
Maggie Spada, CFP®
Financial Advisor
Parish Member
8609 W. Port Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53224
TEL: (414) 357-7117 • FAX: (414) 357-7610
Nationally recognized digestive health experts
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
317 Oakton Avenue
Bus: 262.695.1109
Pewaukee
[email protected]
Brookfield
20350 Water Tower Blvd., Ste. 101
Brookfield, WI 53045
(262) 432-8506
The Right People/The Right Ideas/The Right Tools
Landscaping • Design
Renovation • Grounds Care
Walkways and Patios
Tree Science & Services
David Marcello
262-893-8705
www.AmerLandscape.com
[email protected]
262-252-4260
Serving real estate needs
Watertown: (920) 262-1099
Fax: (414) 454-0971
Family Founded and Operated for 40 years
www.wigia.com
Shea Hughes - Owner / Parish Member
FOR AD INFO CALL JEFF TKACHUK 1-800-950-9952
Greenfield
8555 W. Forest Home Ave., Ste. 100
Greenfield, WI 53228
(414) 529-4044
Racine
5801 Washington Avenue, Ste. 100
Racine, WI 53406
(232) 884-7700
www.molesorthodontics.com
Parish Member
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