To Discover, Equip, and Live Out
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Pastoral Team
Pastor
Rev. John P. Bergstadt – Phone Ext. 211
Deacons
Manny Torres & Nicholas Williams
Business Administrator
Deacon Manny Torres – Phone Ext. 213
Pastoral Associate
Sister Kathy Lange, SCSC - Phone Ext. 214
Pastoral Minister
Ruth Holloway – Phone Ext. 209
Coordinator of Liturgy and Music
Karen Bernsteen – Phone Ext. 232
Director of Faith Formation
Sister Gretchen Krueger, O.P. – Phone Ext. 204
Faith Formation Facilitator Grades 1-6
Susan Casleton – Phone Ext. 205
Coordinator of HS Faith Formation/Confirmation
Amy Koehler – Phone Ext. 212
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Jody Engebos – Phone Ext. 215
School Principal
Vicki Marotz – Phone Ext. 223
Parish Trustees
Gary Lockstein
Bob Buss
Councils & Committee Chairpersons
Pastoral Council- Jeff Taylor
Meets first Thursday of the month
Finance Council- John Style
Meets third Monday of the month
Social Concerns- Lori Janowski
Site Advisory Council- Kelly Williams
Board of Faith Formation- Dave Wojcik
Stewardship- Roseann Mader
Welcoming - Vern Ruhland
Building & Grounds – Mark Heinzen
Councils & Committee Meetings are
open to all parishioners.
Parish Office 434-2145 Faith Formation Office 434-2417 School Office 434-3822
Parish Office fax# (920) 434-5015
School Office fax# (920) 434-5016
Welcome to Saint John the Baptist Catholic Parish – Howard, Wisconsin
O God, Hear Our Prayer
Saturday, October 18 4:30pm
Lucille Bertrand (Anniversary)
Sunday, October 19
8:00am People of the Parish
10:00am Ray & Orella Greisinger
Tuesday, October 21
8:30am
Liturgy of the Word
Wednesday, Oct. 22
8:30am
Beatrice & Walter Gillis
Thursday, October 23 8:30am
Lee Tilque
Friday, October 24
8:30am
Saturday, October 25 4:30pm
Leo & Lola Haas Family
Sylvester Jaskolski
Sunday, October 26
8:00am People of the Parish
10:00am Bradley Williams
Scripture Readings
October 26 – Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Reading I Exodus 22:20-26
Reading II 1 Thessalonians 1:5c - 10
Gospel Matthew 22:34-40
Stewardship of Treasure
From the week of October 12, 2014
Weekly Contribution Budget
$22,800
Weekly Envelopes
$18,478.13
Loose Collection
+1,113.49
Total
$19,591.62
Children’s Stewardship
Here are just a few of the many “offerings” to God from the
youth at St. John the Baptist.
*I helped my mom make pie.
*I visited my Great Grandmas.
*I was a good listener.
***Spelling taken directly from the envelopes!
*26 youth envelopes were turned in for October 12…….$25.00
Prayer shapes everything
we do. The family is the
first community children
experience. May prayer
encompass all that your
family does.
During the six weeks of
Lent our children submitted
their prayers as a sign of
their Stewardship to God.
We continue with their
prayers:
This Week at St. John’s
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Coffee & Donuts – after the morning masses
Hosted by the Mission Sewing Group
New Member Registration – after the morning Masses
Boy Scout Troop 1113 – 6:30pm, Ministry Center
Confirmation Class – 7:00pm, Commons & School
Monday, October 20, 2014
Adult Faith Formation - 9:30am & again at 6:30pm, Narthex
Faith Formation Grades 1-8 – 6:00pm, School
Women’s Bible Study – 6:00pm, Fireplace Room
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Women’s Bible Study – 9:15am, Fireplace Room
Children’s Choir – 3:30pm – Church
Men’s Choir – 6:00pm – Church
Living Waters – 7:15pm, Church
Women’s CRHP – 6:30pm, Commons
Social Concerns – 6:30pm Fireplace Room
Men’s Bible Study – 7:00pm, Conference Room
AA – 8:00pm, Corner Room
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Breaking Open the Sunday Readings – 6:30am & 6pm, Narthex
RCIA – 6:30pm, Fireplace Room
Faith Formation Grades 1-8 – 6:00pm, School
Serenity Bereavement Group – 6:30pm, Conference Room
Faith Formation High School - 7:30pm, All Facilities
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Women’s Bible Study – 9:45am, Fireplace Room
Catholic Women/Christian Mothers – 6:00pm, Commons
SJB Prayer Group –7:00pm, Sacristy
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Women’s Bible Study – 8:00am, Fireplace Room
Lick Family Violence Weekend
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Lick Family Violence Weekend
ALL ST. JOHN'S PARISH WOMEN
You are welcome to join the Catholic Women/Christian
Mother's for our business meeting on Thursday, October
23rd Social begins at 6:00p.m. and the meeting at 6:30p.m. We
will be discussing our annual Spring Get Away in May. Please
bring a donation of canned meats, boxed dinners, peanut butter
and jelly. The pantry has been very busy lately. Whatever you
would like to share with others would be most appreciated.
Stewardship Corner
October 19, 2014 - 29th Sunday in Ordinary Time
“Render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s and to
God the things that are God’s.” - Matthew 22:21
Everything we are and everything we have belongs to God. We
aren’t “owners” of anything; we are merely “stewards” of the
gifts God has given each of us. All God is asking is that we give
back a portion of what He gave us. This is the essence of
Stewardship. God should be our first priority in everything. All
else comes second.
October 19, 2014
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Schedule of Worship
Tuesday
8:30am - Liturgy of the Word with Communion
Wednesday thru Friday 8:30am – Mass
Saturday
4:30pm – Mass
Sunday
8:00am & 10:00am – Masses
Holy Days As Announced
Please join us Saturday, November 8 at 7pm in church for
a concert featuring the musical groups from our parish.
Enjoy a night of music and fellowship.
Bring your friends and family!
Reconciliation
Saturday
Celebrate the Music
What you have been waiting for!
Eucharist
9:30am – 10:30am (Or by appointment)
Baptism
Baptism Class is held the last Thursday of each month.
Please call the Parish Office Center at 434-2145 to register.
Baptism will be celebrated on Baptism Sunday at any Mass.
Marriage
By arrangement with Fr. John or Deacon Manny eight months in
advance.
Sacrament of the Sick Individually, by appointment –
Communally, as announced.
Before you leave Church today…
 Join us after mass on Sunday for Coffee & Donuts –
hosted by the Mission Sewing Group.
New Member Registration after the Sunday Morning
Masses in the Fireplace Room.
 Stop in the Sunday Office to purchase SCRIP.
SCRIP NEWS
Great News!!! Kwik Trip has extended their 10% rebate through
December 31, 2014.
Purchase your Kwik Trip cards before the end of the year to take
advantage of the 10% rebate.
Volunteers for:
October 25 & 26
Rose Romes & Cheryl Yursis
November 1 & 2
Theresa Drevs & Pat White
November 8 & 9
Jerry & Marie Berg
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Current Food Pantry Needs
Our pantry has gotten heavy use this past week. Current needs
are: canned chicken, crackers, paper napkins, toothbrushes,
toothpaste, liquid hand soap, dish soap, cereal, Dinty Moore stew,
canned fruit, complete boxed dinners, paper towels, mayonnaise,
frosting, salad dressings, mustard, peanut butter, and razors.
Thanks to your generous donations, we are now well-stocked with
canned vegetables.
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The Men's Bible Study group of St. John the Baptist will have
the aluminum can collection bin for October. The proceeds of the
collection will go to provide four meals for the St. John the
Evangelist Homeless Shelter. PLEASE HELP SUPPORT US!
A free will offering will be accepted to
benefit the music ministry.
Breaking Open the Sunday Readings
The schedule for Breaking Open the Sunday Readings coincides
with the Youth Faith Formation Program on Wednesdays
evenings from 6 – 7:00 p.m. in the Narthex. The Wednesday
mornings sessions are from 6:30-7:30 a.m. in the Fireplace
Room. Everyone is invited! If you have a bible, please bring it
along, but it isn’t required. No need to sign up; just show up
when you can. This is the week to give it a try! For more
information, feel free to call Jerry Berg, 327-0515.
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"Let's Lick Family Violence"
Most of us have seen or heard of the NFL player
striking his fiancé. Anyone can be victimized by
domestic violence. Victims can be any age, sex,
race, culture, religion, and the list goes on. It is
true that some people try to hide the abuse, but
they often do so because they are afraid of being
embarrassed, their partner finding out, being
blamed, not being believed, or being pressured to do something
they are not ready or able to do. Many who are abused do not
know where to turn or have had bad experiences when they have
reached out for help. Here at St. John's let take a stand and show
victims we are concerned about their safety and we're willing to
help. Last year in the Diocese contributions totaled $13,091.59.
There are many who depend on this kind of aid and we are
blessed to be in a position to help. Next weekend after all the
masses the Catholic Women/Christian Mothers will be handing
out suckers and accepting donations. The money collected will
then be given to Golden House, the domestic abuse shelter in
Green Bay. Please be generous! Thank you.
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Are you new to St. John’s? Have you registered?
We look forward to meeting you and sharing all the great things
happening at St. John’s. Ruth Holloway, pastoral minister will
be available in the Fireplace Room, located at the west end of
the Narthex, this Sunday, October 19 th, after the 8 and 10 a.m.
Masses to register new families. If you did not have your picture
taken at the time of your registration (in the past 6 months),
please stop by the Fireplace Room after Mass so we can include
your picture on our New Member Board. If you have any
questions, please call Ruth at 434-21345, Ext. 209,
[email protected] or Sr. Kathy, 434-2145, Ext. 214,
[email protected].
October 19, 2014
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
SJB Youth Group
Jody Engebos 920-737-7357
@stjohn_youth
@GreenBayLuvsGodFB:
St John the Baptist Howard Youth WSYM
Oil City, Pennsylvania
July 4-10, 2015!
The next Catholic Heart Work Camp is set!
Last year SJB had 33 people and a waiting
list!! I already have a few registrations!
Now accepting registrations – email [email protected] for
more information! (Total trip cost will be around $500)
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FMSC Youth Ministry update!
Wednesday 4-6:00 15 youth; 6:30-8 55 youth;
8:30 – 10 15 youth
I am so grateful to the powerful people who brought this
program to Green Bay! There were more youth there who
signed up on their own, with families, sports teams or
class. So many people, working for others, giving the
GLORY to GOD!
THAT’S WHAT I’M TALKING ABOUT! How exciting!
I wonder how many SJB people were there over the
coarse of the week? Hmmm……
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WA-HOOOOOO
I hope you enjoyed your nice clean car! SJB youth
earned nearly $800 at this years car wash!
All money earned or donated by the parish will be going
to help these ‘car washers’ go on their summer trips to
either Steubenville- Atlanta or MN or Catholic Heart
WorkCamp in Oil City, PA.
Please donate any towels or car washing supplies to Youth
Ministry!
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ST. JOHN BOSCO YOUTH DAY
6th SJB annual trip!!
We filled ‘Mary’s Big Blue Bus’ again!
42 local youth enjoyed a great day of adoration,
Reconciliation, Mass, key note speakers,
awesome music and great food!
Faith Formation News
Catechists Still Needed!
Our Faith Formation Program continues to grow and with that we
have a need for catechists for Grades 1-6, Middle School, and
High School. No one can carry the load alone, nor can just a few.
It takes all of us as a Parish family. God is calling you to do your
part! Please pray about this and be open to where the Spirit may
be leading you.
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School News
Open House – New Classical School
An Open House will be held at the site of the new St. John Paul
II Classical School on Saturday, November 1, 2014 between
10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Parents & students will be able to tour
the school which will open for the 2015-2016 school year. The
school is located at the corner of 9 th Street & 12th Avenue on the
west side of Green Bay. Parking & entrance is on the back side
of the school building. Registration forms will be available.
Registration for St. John Paul II Classical School will be for
grades Pre-K thru Grade 3 in 2015-2016. The school will add
one grade each year until growing to Grade 8. Registration
information is available at the GRACE Office, 1087 Kellogg
Street, Green Bay, WI 54303 or at www.gracesystem.org. Early
registration opens October 13, 2014.
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Early Childhood Seats Available
You are welcome to register your child in any of the GRACE
Early Childhood Programs during the school year. Some of the
schools’ programs are full – please contact the school to check
out availability of space. Program options vary by school.
Some programs include 2-half-day, 3-half-day as well as fullday and all-week options.
Registration is at
www.gracesystem.org.
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SJB Athletics is in need of a 7th Grade Boys Basketball Head
Coach for this coming fall/winter season. If interested, please
contact
SJB
Athletic
Director,
Dale
Klimek
at
[email protected] or 920-655-2177.
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Girlfriends in God
Advent Evening of Reflection
“Waiting in Joyful Hope”
Location: St. Matthew Parish Green Bay
Date and Time: December 4th, 6:30-8:30p.m.
Sometimes it seems as though we spend our lives waiting.
Daydreaming about an upcoming vacation, worrying over a
medical test, preparing for the birth of a child—our days are
filled with a restlessness regarding what the future holds.
But Advent is a time of joyful waiting as we deepen our faith
and come into intimate contact with our own longing for God
and for peace. It is a time to make friends with our tears, our
restlessness, our hunger and thirst. When our hearts are open,
when our hands are open, when our mouths are open and ready
to ask for freedom, healing and peace, then we are ready to begin
Advent. Come and begin your Advent with an evening of
reflection sure to restore your sense of peace and balance as we
enter into one of the “busiest” times of the year. Be refreshed
with prayer, the fellowship of other women and a delicious
dessert and fruit buffet and enter Advent having taken a little
time for yourself.
Cost for the event is $15 before October 31st 2014 or
$20 after October 31st.
Checks payable to Diocese of Green Bay (include Acct#40
445). Send checks to: Dept. of New Evangelization, P.O .Box
23825, Green Bay, WI 54305-3825.
Include name, address, phone number, email address,
parish/location.
Questions? Shelia, 920-272-8276 or [email protected].
Visit us online at www.gbdioc.org/girlfriends.
October 19, 2014
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Lighthouse Catholic Media
Area Happenings
We invite you to take a look at the new
CDs in the Kiosk in the Day Chapel.
There are some new titles from
Lighthouse Catholic Media, including:
All Things are Possible for God,
Changed Forever—The Sacrament of
Baptism, Contemporary Sainthood,
Evangelizing Catholics, Keep Holy the
Sabbath: Reclaiming Sunday, Rising
Above: From Tragedy to Triumph,
The Jesus Question, What’s So Great About Being Catholic?, and
We Must Go Out. We ask a $3 donation for each CD.
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St. John the Evangelist Homeless Shelter Update
"Accessing Resources to maintain your Independence
with Parkinson Disease"
As the nights have gotten colder and colder this past week, we are
reminded that cold weather is coming quickly. Imagine sleeping
in the woods or under the freeway, or in on abandoned porch not
just one night, but for 180 nights. For those less fortunate, who
have hit hard times, who have given up hope, St. John the
Evangelist Homeless Shelter will be opening Nov. 1 st as an
emergency shelter.
To accomplish the shelter’s mission,
volunteers are needed to help. While they have paid staff,
without volunteers the shelter could not offer the range of services
it does. We are proud that many St. John the Baptist parishioners
have volunteered there in the past and hope that many more will
consider reaching out to those in need. If you would like more
information on becoming a volunteer at the Shelter the schedule
for Volunteer Orientation is listed below. You must be 18 years
old to volunteer.
If you think this ministry is one that may interest you call Alex
Neis at 436-9344 or email [email protected].
Orientation Schedule for St. John’s Shelter
Mon., Oct. 27th – 1-2:00PM
Orientation for the Micah Center
(the new walk in center to be open during the day)
Mon., Oct. 20th - 1-2:30PM
Wed., Oct. 22nd –10- 11:30AM
Fri., Oct. 24th- 1-2:30PM
ATTENTION
If you choose to light a candle by Mary, and they are all lit, please
know there are 8 candles next to the Divine Mercy picture that are
also available. Simply remove the candle from its holder, then
light it over by Mary, and return it to its original spot. We have
members of the Catholic Women/Christian Mothers who tend to
the candles on a regular basis, so PLEASE do NOT remove or
replace any candles that are not lit.
Thank You
Rosebud Program
This is just a reminder to take a look at the vase of silk
roses in the back of church near the vesting sacristy.
You will find colored roses that represent various
situations—pregnancy, birth, adoption, miscarriage,
stillbirth, infant death, and more. You are invited place
a rose into the vase signifying a particular situation, and prayers
will be offered for your intention. Coordinating prayer cards are
available there as well.
Jeremy Otto, Director of Outreach and Education for the
Wisconsin Parkinson Association
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM - Nelson Hall
Ss. Edward and Isidore Parish
3667 Flintville Road, Green Bay
Refreshments will be served - All are
welcome!
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BINGO @ St. Patrick, 211 N. Maple St.
2nd & 4th Fridays: Oct. 24, Nov. 14, Dec. 12, Jan. 9 & 23, Feb.
13 & 27, March 13 & 27, April 10 & 24 & May 8. Doors open
at 5 pm. Bingo starts 7 pm. Food, prizes and OVER $1200.00
CASH given away at EVERY Bingo.
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Pulaski Music Boosters are hosting their annual BOOYAH
FUNDRAISER. The dates are October 26th and November 23rd
from 9:00am until sold out at Kimps Hardware in
Howard. Proceeds will benefit the PHS Marching Band in their
Outback Bowl trip in January 2015.
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The Dudley Birder Chorale will present its 41st Annual All
Saints Day Concert on November 1 at 7:30pm. The concert will
be performed with full orchestra and includes Mozart’s
Coronation Mass, 5 movements from John Rutter’s memorable
Requiem, SNC resident composer Blake Henson’s God of
Music, Hear Our Song and shorter works by Alexander
Gretchaninoff and Gustav Holtz. Soloists for the program will
be Courtney Sherman, soprano; Linda Feldmann, mezzo; Robert
Breault, tenor and Kent Paulsen, baritone.
St. Norbert College Walter Theatre
Order tickets online or contact the Box Office for ticket
information. Call (920) 403-3950, outside the Green Bay area
800-762-2699, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Rummage & Craft Fair
Saturday, November 1st, 8 am – 2 pm
Annunciation - 1087 Kellogg Street, Green Bay
Rummage including misc. furniture items in basement & crafts
in the school hallways. Handicapped accessible. Coffee,
donuts, live music, sloppy joes and Jo’s homemade chicken
noodle soup; have a bowl there or take some home!
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St Agnes Parish Men’s Club annual fall booyah carryout sale
on Sunday November 2 from 9:00am until noon or sold out.
Located - corner of 9th and Fisk St. Carryout containers available
or bring your own. All proceeds to help defray Church fence
project.
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Fall Festival at St. Benedict Parish in Suamico
Festivities begin after the 10:30am Mass on November 2nd
Event includes: Booyah, and many other food items, kids games,
craft projects and the Ladies Altar Society Craft Sale!
October 19, 2014
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Prayer Shawl Request
On behalf of Feed My Starving Children we want to thank all
St. John the Baptist Parishioners who donated money or
volunteered their time in anyway to make the Mobile Pack such a
success. With your help St. John’s donated $12,194.37 to
FMSC which will serve 53,019 meals to starving children.
Prayer shawls allow people to feel the love of God
“wrapped around” them. They are created by
parishioners from St. John’s to be a sign of
support and comfort during times of grief,
illness, or crisis in one’s life. If you would
like to request a prayer shawl from St.
John’s Prayer Shawl Ministry for a fellow
parishioner, an immediate family member
or yourself please complete the form
below and return it to the parish office or place request in the
offertory basket. A member of the Prayer Shawl Ministry will
follow-up with you as quickly as possible.
Person making request:_______________________________
With nine churches participating from the Green Bay area
466,650 meals were packed with 2,175 volunteers donating their
time. As a result 1,278 children will receive one meal a day for an
entire year.
Phone number of requestor:___________________________
Thank you to each and everyone who made this such a success.
Reason for shawl request:_____________________________
RCIA
Address/Location to be delivered to:____________________
Our Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults/Children is up and
running for this year. We have one adult catechumen--Jean
Nowak; three adult candidates—Kristi Bouchard, Jon Logan, and
Becky Lowry; and three children who are candidates--Dakota,
Paige, and Ethan Walker, Kristi’s children. Catechumens are
those who have never been baptized in any faith and are preparing
to receive the Initiation Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and
Eucharist. Candidates are those who have already been baptized,
either as Catholics or in another faith, and are preparing to be
welcomed into full communion with the Catholic Church through
the sacraments of Confirmation and Eucharist. Our new Catholics
from Easter 2014, Josh Richards and Patty Dow, as well as our
RCIA team members, Sisters Kathy & Celine, Katie Drust, Joel
Johnson, Steve Pamperin, Len Rizzo, and Vicki Torres ask that
you keep these people and their sponsors in your prayers as they
continue their faith journey.
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Our funeral is our last chance to make a faith statement.
Whether we have been an active part of the church
throughout our lives (or have recently just come back), there
is nothing more solemn or more beautiful than to be buried
from the church with a Mass.
Sometimes, we need to let our family know that this is what
we want. The church has meant so much to us. We want our
funeral in this sacred and solemn way.
Perhaps, some of the family has drifted from the church. Our
faithfulness to the very end may be just what someone needs
to come home. The number of people who have been touched
by attending a Catholic funeral and have returned to church
as a result is significant. Nothing could be more sacred than
these final gestures of our life. Let them speak of our faith,
our hope and our love!
Person to receive shawl:______________________________
Hospital Visitation
If you go to the hospital, staff at the hospital should ask you
what parish you belong to and if you would like to receive a
visitor from the parish. Please let them know that you belong to
St. John the Baptist and that you would like a visit. When you
do this, the hospital (Bellin, St. Mary’s and St. Vincent’s) is
supposed to call the parish and let the parish know that you are
in the hospital.
Sister Kathy Lange, our Pastoral Associate and Ruth Holloway,
our Pastoral Minister, visits our hospitals regularly. Also,
Deacon Nick Williams is part of the pastoral care staff at St.
Mary’s. We are sorry if you have been in the hospital and not
received a visit, but often the parish staff is unaware that you
have been hospitalized or get to the hospital to visit too late and
the person has already been discharged.
Please remember that the parish has a “Helping Hands” group
who are available to make meals or provide transportation for
parishioners who have recently been hospitalized.
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Helping Hands
Let Us Help - Are you ill or recovering
from surgery and finding it difficult to
prepare meals or get to appointments? Do
you no longer drive but would like to attend
Mass or run errands? Then Helping Hands
can help. We are a group of caring volunteers eager to help you
during a difficult or challenging time. Help is only a phone call
(or e-mail) away! If you or someone you know could use a
Helping Hand, please contact Roseann Mader 434-3732
([email protected]); or Sherry Van Helvoirt 434-4997
([email protected]).
October 19, 2014
Twenty-Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Liturgical Ministries
The complete schedule is online at www.sjbh.org/parishcal.html
Ministers: Check your mail / email. The unavailability request for the December-March schedule have been sent out.
Please reply by November 3.
Saturday
Oct. 25
4:30pm
Sunday
Oct. 26
8:00am
Sunday
Oct. 26
10:00am
Eucharistic
Minister
Brian Mc Kean
Erin Murphy
Jane Phelps
Keri Steffens
Lisa Piechota
Lynn Mc Kean
Pat Lane
Patricia White
Diane Stepien
Elizabeth Gaywont
Faye Klasen
Gary Lockstein
Linn Heinzen
Mike Carlson
Sarah Neal
Sherise Carlson
Colleen Thompson
Gene Ostert
Julie Janus
Lori Wendricks
Mary Graycarek
Peter Mueller
Rose Koenig
Ruth Holloway
Theresa Ostert
Victoria Torres
Lector
1-Lisa Ives
2-Clarissa Younkle
Greeter
Bill Hendricks Jr
Chuck Gille
Frank Burkel
Gary Van Helvoirt
Mike Gorniak - Head
Sherry Van Helvoirt
Rachel
Susan
Justin
Chris Fruehe
Faye Klasen
Gail Clayton
Steve Clayton
Bob Gagan - Head
Brent Buchinger
Hal Tust
Josh Rentmeester
Len Rentmeester
Mark Heinzen
Karen
Jim
Lorrie
Butch
Randy
Lynda Meyer
Roseann Raupp
Scott Meyers
Terence Raupp
Ben Rathburn
Gene Luedke
Jack Rathburn
Jacob Meyer
Matthew Weslow
Mike Sidders
Randall Wietor - Head
Samuel Rathburn
Altar Servers
Lector
Altar Servers
Anna Grzelak
Katelyn Grzelak
Lector
1-Michael Janczakowski
2-Kathleen Krause
Altar Servers
Musicians
Alex Ives
Bill Drzewiecki
Denise Lukowitz
Mary Drzewiecki
Elliot McGinnity- Schneider
Sam Sulzmann
1-Dale Phillips
2-Kathy Lange
Usher
Children’s
Choir
Benjamin Jensen
Ella Jensen
Young Adult Ministry – Upcoming Events
Serving individuals 18-39 in the Diocese of Green Bay
November 6, 2014 | Young Adult Catholic Professionals Luncheon
Robin Van Zeeland will discuss "Incorporating Faith into Professionalism" with Catholic young
adult professionals over lunch at St. Brendan's Inn & Restaurant, Green Bay.
Thursday, November 6, from 11:30am to 12:30pm
November 15, 2014 | Encounter | Appleton
Young adults gather for praise and worship with music, fellowship, Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament, reconciliation and reflection by a priest at St. Thomas More Parish, Appleton.
Saturday, November 15 from 7:00 – 9:00pm
Event Contact - Phil Lawson, Young Adult Ministry Discipleship and
Formation Coordinator:
(920) 272-8304 | [email protected]