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Holy Family Catholic Community
October 19, 2014 • Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Den, pues, al César lo que es del César,
y a Dios lo que es de Dios. - Mt 22, 19-21
HOLY FAMILY CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
Visión de Holy Family
Holy Family Vision
Ser discípulos en Cristo – testigos
vivos de la Buena Nueva.
Disciples in Christ living
witness to the good news.
Cov thwj tim hauv leej Pleev ua tim
khawv txog lub Moo Zoo.
Misión de Holy Family
"Holy Family" lub laug hauj lwm
Somos una Comunidad Católica
fortalecidos por el Espíritu Santo
para amar a Dios y seguir a
Jesucristo mediante la fe, la vida
de oración y el testimonio.
Peb yog ib pab ntseeg kav tos liv tau
Leej ntuj Plig Ntshiab lub hwj huam,
kom peb nyiam Tswv Ntuj thiab raws Yes
Xus Pleev nyob hauv txoj kev ntseeg,
kev teev hawm thiab kev ua tim khawv.
Holy Family Mission
We are a Catholic community
empowered through the Holy
Spirit to love God and to
follow Jesus Christ through
faith, worship and witness.
"Holy Family" lub aeem maug
HOLY FAMILY CONTACT INFORMATION
Parish offices and mailing address:
271 Fourth Street Way
Fond du Lac, WI 54937-7508
Holy Family Church / Corner of Co Rd. K and Co. Rd. T
271 Fourth Street Way, Fond du Lac, WI 54937-7508
Office Hours:
Monday - Thursday, 7:30 am-4:15 pm
Friday, 7:30 am-noon
www.hffdl.org
Phone: (920) 921-0580
Fax: (920) 922-4866
[email protected]
Facebook and Twitter: HolyFamilyFdL
PASTORS
Ext.
Rev. Ryan Pruess
[email protected]
Very Rev. Robert Stiefvater
[email protected]
Rev. Max Tzul, FMM
[email protected]
Rev. Alan Veik
[email protected]
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BUILDING AND GROUNDS FACILITIES
Al Nicolai, Supervisor
[email protected]
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CHRISTIAN FORMATION
Dave Braun, Director
[email protected]
Erin Cobb, Marriage and Family
Life Coordinator
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St. Mary Church / Corner of Merrill and Marquette Sts.
59 E. Merrill Ave., Fond du Lac, WI 54935
St. Peter Church / Corner of Hwy. WH and Church Road
N8079 Church Rd., Malone, WI 53049
Trisha Flasch, Youth and Young
Adult Ministry
Veronica Ford, Assoc. Dir.
Mary Schroeder, Support Staff
Pastoral Council
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HISPANIC MINISTRY
Deacon Ricardo Muñoz
[email protected]
Paul Thelen, Director
[email protected]
Ron Jacobson, Fire Choir Director
Tom Klamrowski, Choir Director
Eva Thelen, Choir Director
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PASTORAL CARE
ADMINISTRATION
Joseph Bird, Parish Manager
[email protected]
Karen Boede, Clergy Secretary
Kathleen Bunge, Bookkeeper
Janice Elsinger, Support Staff
Elise Estes, Receptionist
Sacred Heart Church / Corner of S. Peters and Western Aves.
200 S. Peters Ave., Fond du Lac, WI 54935
LITURGY AND MUSIC
DEACONS
Deacon Ricardo Muñoz
[email protected]
Deacon Dale Paczkowski
[email protected]
Location of each of our worship sites:
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Holy Family Catholic Community
Ruthann Ross, Director
[email protected]
Deacon Dale Paczkowski
[email protected]
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SOCIAL MINISTRY
Jack Braun, Director
[email protected]
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ADVANCEMENT & COMMUNICATIONS
Gail Kraig, Director of Advancement 140
[email protected]
Matthew Rodenkirch,
Communications
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[email protected]
Mike Frydryk, Chairperson /
Stewardship Commission
Doris Grajkowski,
Human Concerns Commission
Larry Heller, Worship Commission
Ester Martinez,
Human Concerns Commission
Barb Piechowski, Formation Com.
Larry Richardson, Stewardship Com.
Harry Schneider, Trustee
Kevin Shaw,
St. Mary’s Springs Academy
Joe Stephany, Finance Council
Dixie Sullivan,
Human Concerns Commission
Sean Twohig, Formation Commission
Finance Council
Steve Hess, Chairperson
Mike McNamara
Louie Paynter
Harry Schneider, Treasurer
Joe Stephany, Secretary
St. Mary’s Springs Academy
Kevin Shaw, President
Doug Olig, Lead Principal | Erin Flood, Principal
ADMINISTRATION OFFICES
114 Amory Street
CAMPUS LOCATIONS
Elementary Campus
95 E. 2nd Street
Middle School Campus
63 E. Merrill Avenue
High School
255 County Road K
924-0993
921-5300
921-9610
921-4870
SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATIONS
Time
Church
Celebrant
Mass Intention
MONDAY, October 20, 2014—St. Paul of the Cross
7:00 am
Sacred Heart
Fr. Bob
Readings/Lecturas: Eph 2:1-10/Lk 12:13-21
Monica Rolling
TUESDAY, October 21, 2014
7:00 am
Readings/Lecturas: Eph 2:12-22/Lk 12:35-38
Sacred Heart
Fr. Max
Muriel and Nick Frank
WEDNESDAY, October 22, 2014
Readings/Lecturas: Eph 3:2-12/Lk 12:39-48
7:00 am
Sacred Heart
Fr. Bob
Living and deceased of the Edgar and Rose Andrew Family
8:00 am
St. Peter
Fr. Max
Val and Marcella Thome
2:10 pm
Taycheedah
Fr. Al
Open Intention
THURSDAY, October 23, 2014—St. John of Capistrano
Fr. Al
Readings/Lecturas: Eph 3:14-21/Lk 12:49-53
7:00 am
Sacred Heart
Bernadine Livingston
Reconciliation
7:30 am
Sacred Heart
(after 7:00 am Mass)
Reconciliation
7:15 am
Holy Family
(prior to 8:00 am Mass)
8:00 am
Holy Family
Fr. Bob
John Bertram; Ken Sippel; Virginia Brandel
1:30 pm
Grancare
Fr. Max
Open Intention
FRIDAY, October 24, 2014—St. Anthony Mary Claret
Readings/Lecturas: Eph 4:1-6/Lk 12:54-59
7:00 am
Sacred Heart
Fr. Max
Eugene Blecha (Anniversary); Elmer Halle; Catherine Baltz
8:00 am
St. Peter
Fr. Bob
Anna Marie Peterson and Alice Michels
SATURDAY, October 25, 2014
Readings/Lecturas: Eph 4:7-16/Lk 13:1-9
8:00 am
St. Mary
Fr. Max
Reconciliation
8:30 am
St. Mary
(after 8:00 am Mass)
Reconciliation
3:15 pm
Sacred Heart
(prior to 4:00 pm Mass)
Sunday Vigil
4:00 pm
Sacred Heart
Reconciliation
3:15 pm
St. Peter
Sunday Vigil
4:00 pm
St. Peter
Fr. Ryan
Barbara Mae Draves (Anniversary); Esther Nett; Glen Pommerich
Sunday Vigil
4:15 pm
Holy Family *
Fr. Bob
Richard Koenigs (Anniversary)
Fr. Al
Julie Brajdic (Anniversary)
John Theis (Anniversary); Ann and Alysa Sadowski (Anniversary); Bob Pittler;
Living and deceased of the Anton Andrew Family;
Victor and Frances Schneider (Anniversary)
(prior to 4:00 pm Mass)
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SUNDAY, October 26, 2014—30 Sunday in Ordinary Time
Readings/Lecturas: Ex 22:20-26/1 Thes 1:5c-10/Mt 22:34-40
7:15 am
St. Mary
Fr. Max
Darlene Mowbray; Krebsbach and Wilhelm Families;
Living and deceased of the Osborn and Herr Families
8:00 am
Holy Family
Fr. Bob
65th Wedding Anniversary of Elmer and Julitta Schmitz
8:30 am
St. Peter †
Fr. Ryan
Leander and Margaret Buechel
9:00 am
Sacred Heart †
Fr. Al
Martin Baker
9:30 am
St. Mary † ∆
Fr. Max
Kristine Mutz
10:15 am
Holy Family †
Fr. Bob
Richard and Isabelle Schingen; Alice Dudarenke; Raymond and Joan Bares
11:00 am
Sacred Heart
Fr. Al
Bob, Bill and Catherine DeGuire and Henrietta Bailey
Reconciliation 11:15 am
St. Mary
Spanish
St. Mary
Fr. Max
Open Intention
Sacred Heart
Fr. Ryan
For the Parishioners
12:00 pm
7:00 pm
(prior to 12:00 pm Mass)
Presiders’ schedule subject to change without notice.
† Children’s Liturgy of the Word
* Baptism during Mass ∆ Adoration after Mass
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PARISH LIFE
Parish Membership
Please call Gail Kraig, Director of Advancement, at the
parish office, 921-0580, ext 140 or email [email protected]
to set up an appointment to register. Available hours are
Monday 11:00 am—7:30 pm; Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday 8:00 am—4:00 pm; Friday 8:00 am—11:30 am.
Marriage Preparation
Contact the Parish Office at least six months prior to the
wedding date.
Please remember in your prayers the following from our
Holy Family community who have died. May their souls,
and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the
mercy of God, rest in peace.
Isabelle Boede
Beatrice Eiring
Deacon Larry Hughes
Baptism Preparation
Call the parish office to schedule baptism. New and
expectant parents are required to attend a baptism
preparation class; Godparents are also invited to attend.
The next class will be held on Monday, November 3 at
6:30 pm in Holy Family Hall.
¿Cómo Ser Miembros De Nuestra Parroquia?
Para inscribirse como miembro activo de la Parroquia, solo
llame a las oficinas de Lunes a Jueves de 7:30 a 4:15 y
Viernes de 7:30 a 12:00 del medio día. Pregunte por
Diacono Ricardo Muñoz. 920-921-0580 ext. 229.
Bautismos/Presentaciones
Se comienza la preparación con un mínimo de 2 meses de
anticipación. Las platicas para la preparación de
Bautismos son el segundo Jueves y Sábado de cada mes.
Jueves a las 6:00 pm o Sábado a las 10:00 am.
Primera Comunión y confesiones (Reconciliación)
Este Sacramento se recibe durante el segundo grado de la
escuela. Las clases se comienzan cada año escolar,
Septiembre-Mayo La celebración es aproximadamente la
primera semana de Mayo.
Matrimonios/Quinceañera
Deben estar inscritos como miembros de la parroquia.
Se requieren 6 meses de anticipación.
Ritos de Iniciación Cristiana para Adultos (RICA)
Esto es para los mayores de 18 años que no han recibido
Bautismo, Primera Comunión o Confirmación. Inscribirse
en Noviembre o Diciembre. Las clases comienzan en Enero
y finaliza en Abril.
Por cualquier duda o más información, llamar a Diacono
Ricardo Muñoz.
Bulletin Announcements
The regular deadline for bulletin announcements is
Thursday by 9:00 am, 11 days prior to the publication date.
Contact Matthew via email at [email protected] or
send your information to the attention of Matthew at
271 Fourth Street Way, Fond du Lac, WI 54937-7508.
All items are subject to approval and editing. When
emailing, please include the name of your event in the
subject line.
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Holy Family Catholic Community
October 25, 2014
III: Amy Alsteen and Thomas Guell
1:00 pm—Holy Family
III: Elizabeth Hegler and Craig Winske
1:00 pm—St. Peter
November 1, 2014
II: Lynnea Saggert and Michael Drummond
1:00 pm—Holy Family
November 8, 2014
I: Renee Kraus and Ryan Rivera
1:00 pm—Holy Family
Reconciliation
Holy Family:
Thursday, 7:15 am (prior to 8:00 am Mass)
Sacred Heart: Thursday, 7:30 am (after 7:00 am Mass)
Saturday, 3:15 pm (prior to 4:00 pm Mass)
St. Mary:
Saturday, 8:30 am (after 8:00 am Mass)
Sunday, 11:15 am (prior to noon Mass)
St. Peter:
Saturday, 3:15 pm (prior to 4:00 pm Mass)
Parish Devotional Life
Morning Prayer
Sacred Heart
Monday-Friday
6:40 am
Rosary
Sacred Heart
St. Peter
St. Mary
Monday-Friday
Wednesday and Friday
Saturday
7:40 am
7:40 am
8:30 am
First Friday Novena
Sacred Heart 1st Friday
7:30 am
First Saturday Novena
St. Mary
1st Saturday
8:30 am
Eucharistic Adoration
Sacred Heart Monday-Friday
6:00 am-10:00 pm
Saturday
6:00 am
to Sunday
10:00 pm
A 30 minute Eucharistic Adoration will be held after
selected Sunday Mass each week. See page 3 for dates.
Adoration for Vocations
St. Mary
1st Sunday following the 9:30 am Mass
WEEK
MON., Oct. 20
TUE., Oct. 21
WED., Oct. 22
THU., Oct. 23
AT A
GLANCE
1:00 pm Holy Family Fireside Room
Prayer Shawl Ministry
6:00 pm Sacred Heart Gym
Open Basketball
6:30 pm St. Mary Maurer Hall
Hispanic Leaders meeting
8:00 am St. Mary Maurer Hall
Holy Family Mission Quilters
9:30 am Holy Family Fireside Room
Women’s Ministry—Sharing our Journey
1:00 pm Sacred Heart Hall
Daughters of Isabella
7:00 pm Sacred Heart Hospitality Room
Bread of Life Prayer Group
5:30 am Holy Family Hall
Men’s Group
6:30 pm Holy Family Office Conference Room
IT Adhoc meeting
6:45 pm Holy Family Fireside Room
Men’s Group
8:30 am Holy Family Fireside Room
Women’s Ministry—Sharing our Journey
10:00 am Sacred Heart Hospitality Room
Faith Builders
FRI., Oct. 24
6:00 pm St. Joseph Gym
Open Basketball
SAT., Oct. 25
8:30 am Holy Family Fireside Room
Women’s Ministry—Sharing our Journey
9:30 am Sacred Heart School
Special Needs Religious Education
SUN., Oct. 26
11:00 am Holy Family Hall
Mother/Daughter Retreat
12:00 pm Sacred Heart Gym
Open Basketball
5:00 pm Sacred Heart Gym
Hispanic Community Family Night
8:30 am Holy Family Hall
KC Breakfast
Memorable Milestones
100th birthday celebration of
Monica Rolling
65th wedding anniversary of
Leatrice and Harrison Vande Streek
Memorial
Holy Family has received a memorial
donation in the name of
Mary Wahoske
Vocations
“Give to God what is God’s.” You belong to Christ and
Christ is God’s! How will you respond to so great a love? Is
He asking you to follow Him by serving in the priesthood or
consecrated life? Contact Fr. Luke Strand at 414-747-6437
or by email at [email protected]. See their website at
www.thinkpriest.org
Holy Family St. Peter Altar and Rosary Society
The next meeting will be held October 27 at 7:00 pm in St. Peter Church
Hall. Please join us for a short meeting and pleasant social. More info, you
can call Barb at 922-0075 or Claire, 921-0156. Everyone is welcome.
Please keep her and her family
in your prayers.
July 1, 2014 through September 30, 2014
Actual
Budget
Winter Coat Drive
Parishioner contributions $661,705.83
St. Mary's Springs Academy is currently
having its 4th Annual Winter Coat Drive.
Please donate unwanted winter coats,
hats, gloves, mittens or scarfs. Drop off
sites are at St. Joseph School, St. Mary
School and St. Mary's Springs High School.
These items will be cleaned by Model
Cleaners and than distributed in the Fond
du Lac area. Your generosity is greatly
appreciated. Any questions, please call
979-9484.
All other revenues
Variance
$643,000.00
$18,705.83
$47,558.08
$74,101.00
($26,542.99)
Total operating revenues $709,263.84
$717,101.00
($7,837.16)
Total operating expenses $770,809.62
4783,254.81
($12,445.19)
Operating Profit (Loss)
($66,153.81)
$4,608.03
Bequests
Non-Budgeted Expenses
($61,545.78)
$500.00
$8,747.00
(8,247.00)
$1,032.00
- Plumbing repairs at SH Convent
$2,688.00
- Plumbing repairs at SM School
$7,999
- HVAC repairs at Holy Family
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CHRISTIAN FORMATION
Religious Education Classes
Sunday, October 19—5:00-7:00 pm
Confirmation
Sacred Heart Center and Annex
Wednesday, October 22—6:15-7:30 pm
Grades 1-5
Sacred Heart Center
Grades 6-8
Sacred Heart Annex
Announcement
Barb Smet-Lang, Associate Director of Christian Formation,
recently resigned from her position. We wish to thank her
for her years of service to Holy Family and wish her all the
best in her future endeavors.
Susan Ballantyne
Rafael and Rosalina Bivian
and Fatima and Alexandro
Bivian-Guzman
Bernard and
Courtney Bolka Sr.
and Bernard and Barron
Richard Boudreau and
Jessica Boudreau
and Ethan and Adalynn
Mary and Amy Feyen
and Austin and Isabel
Martin and Maria Martinez
and Martin and Brianna
Thomas and Judith Michels
Octavia Mora Sr. and
Eva Picazo-Rueda
and Octavio Mora and
Yaritza Rivera-Picazo
Randall and Lynn Pakalske
Jason and Stefanie Petrie
and Vera and Aiden
Hannah Pritchard
Blaine Hechimovich
Rozanne Richards
William and Ann Hoffmann
and Morgan and Connor
Pablo and Oliva Robles
and Alexa, Pablo and Daniel
David Jones
Eric and Jennifer Sabel
and Parker
Alyssa Llanos
Lourdes Luna
and Oscar De Paz and
Natalia and Camilla Lira
Michael Margelofsky
and Max
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Ashley Singer
James and Joan Stewart
Joseph and Heather Tennies
and Anna
Holy Family Catholic Community
Survey for SMSA
Plans are underway for St. Mary's Springs
Academy to undergo strategic planning in
the coming months. As they prepare for
those dialogues, the feedback of Holy
Family parishioners is extremely important
to them. Please take the time to answer some very
important questions in an online survey. Your answers will
be anonymous and will be used to help SMSA establish the
framework for the continued advancement of Catholic
education throughout the region. Please use the following
link to access the survey: www.surveymonkey.com/
s/993G6TG. Oh behalf of St. Mary’s Springs Academy,
thank you very much for your help in this important
endeavor.
Adaliee Avila
Daughter of Guillermo
and Kayla
Trevian Benitez
Son of Pablo
Isaac Bertram
Son of Jeffrey and Kristen
Sebastian Bivian
Son of Rigoberto
and Liliana
Alexandro Bivian-Guzman
Son of Rafael and
Rosalia Bivian
Liliana Picazo-Diaz
Daughter of Ana
Diaz-Campuzano and
Homero Picazo-Rueda
Aleigh Fechhelm
Daughter of Brooks
and Brittany
Bella Giebel
Daughter of Nickolas
and Dawn
Lily Giebel
Daughter of Nickolas
and Dawn
Edgar Gomez Jr.
Son of Edgar and Kareen
Edwin Martinez-Lopez
Son of Victor and Rosa
Cora Nielsen
Daughter of Bradley
and Stephanie
Levi Opperman
Son of Kevin and Pamela
Kaila Tepaz-Ramirez
Daughter of Alexsander
Ramirez-Gonzalez and
Nancy Ramirez
Eli Redig
Son of Mitchell
and Rebecca
Brynlee Smedberg
Daughter of Andrew
and Angela
August Smyczek
Son of James and Margret
Carlo Vera
Son of Juan Vera and
Belinda de Leon
SOCIAL MINISTRY
Only a few seats remain
All Saints’ Day trip to Chicago
Saturday, November 1: Join together with Fr. Al and
fellow parishioners as we visit with members of Our Lady
Gate of Heaven Sister Parish in Chicago. Enjoy discussion
and reflection time as we converse about the important
saints in our lives. Tentative schedule includes departing
from Holy Family at 7:45 am and returning at
approximately 8:30 pm. Cost is $35. To sign up or more
information, contact Jack at the parish office, 921-0580,
or by email at [email protected].
Exciting Fair Trade News
Mark Your Calendar!
In partnership with Just Fare Market
This year we are doing something
different and exciting in
November. Instead of our annual
December Fair Trade/Alternative
Gift Event in Holy Family Hall we
are offering a community
shopping night at Just Fare
Market. You will still be
supporting artisans and farmers
in the developing world and be
able to shop for Christmas gifts
for family and friends. Your gifts
make a difference by providing a fair wage that enables
farmers and artisans pay for food, education, healthcare
and housing for their families.
Just Fare will donate back 15% of the evening’s sales if
$500 or more is generated. This money will be used to
assist our sister parish visitors from Santa Rosa. In May of
2015, five members of our sister parish in Nicaragua will
be visiting Fond du Lac. This wonderful opportunity for
mutuality in the relationship is only possible if we support
these missionaries; paying the expenses of visas and air
travel.
The shopping night at Just Fare Market is Thursday,
November 13 from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm. All Holy Family
parishioners and their friends are invited to come to Just
Fare Market at N7645 N. Pebbles Lane to shop for your
Christmas items. There is a fantastic selection of baskets,
scarves, jewelry, handbags, toys, coffee, chocolate, jams,
wall hangings and other
items. The true spirit of
Christmas is realized when
we become aware of how
our spending impacts
others. Thank you for your
support.
If you have any questions,
please call Carol at
920-922-8177.
Respect Life Month Continues
Continue to spend time
this month in prayer and
reflection to specifically
pray that all people
treat each person as a
“Masterpiece of God’s
Creation.”
“God’s infinite love for each one of us helps us to grasp
our identity and our worth. The recognition of this dignity
leads us to respect and protect each person’s life…”
2014 Respect Life Program pamphlet, Advance Medical
Directives: Planning for Your Future, USCCB Secretariat of
Pro-Life Activities
Dignity of Life Listening Session
Gather for a suggestion, discussion and dialogue session
on Wednesday, October 29, from 6:30 - 8:00 pm in the
Holy Family Parish Hall
To achieve the goal of developing a Dignity of Life
ministry, the plan needs to include ongoing education,
prayer, action and service and policy and advocacy efforts
to mobilize our Catholic community on issues of life,
justice and peace. The first and most fundamental
principle of human rights is the call to actively work for a
world of greater respect for human life.
Come join us on October 29 in a formation and discussion
session:
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Join others in a brief prayer for God’s help in all
that we do in defense of human life.

Help us plan a Mass of Hope and Healing in
January, 2015 for those who have suffered a
pregnancy loss due to miscarriage, ectopic
pregnancy, still-birth or newborn death.

Hear introduction to Rosebud program: This
Elizabeth Ministries’ program is a beautifully
unique way to show respect for the dignity and
worth of all life. This program helps a church
identify, pray for and support those who are
pregnant, celebrating birth or adoption, grieving
miscarriage, stillbirth, abortion, infant or child
death or wanting to become pregnant or adopt.
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Hear about Advocacy opportunities: Public
advocacy from the Catholic community is a civic
responsibility that serves the common good. Here
is an opportunity that will assist you in your own
commitment to advance justice in defense of the
dignity of every human life.
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Bring your ideas for ways that you hope Holy
Family can respect the dignity of all human life!
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PASTORAL CARE
Memorial Mass - Sunday, November 2
10:15 am Mass at Holy Family Church
A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Sunday November 2
at 10:15 am at Holy Family Church to honor and remember
Holy Family members who have passed away between
October 1, 2013 and September 30, 2014. All are welcome
to attend this celebration of remembrance.
Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I
will give you rest.” Mt 11:28
Health and Wellness News
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Here are some recommendations from the
American Cancer Society for early breast
cancer detection.
 Women age 40 and older should have a
mammogram every year and should continue to do
so for as long as they are in good health.

Women in their 20s and 30s should have a clinical
breast exam (CBE) as part of a periodic (regular)
health exam by a health professional preferably
every 3 years. Starting at age 40, women should
have a CBE by a health professional every year.

Breast self-exam (BSE) is an option for women
starting in their 20s. Women should be told about
the benefits and limitations of BSE. Women should
report any breast changes to their health
professional right away.

Women who are at high risk for breast cancer
based on certain factors should get an MRI and a
mammogram every year.
Pancake Breakfast, Sunday October 26!
The Knights of Columbus are hosting
a pancake breakfast at Holy Family
on Sunday, October 26 from 8:00 am
to 12:30 pm in Holy Family Hall.
Come and enjoy some fellowship with
fellow parishioners while enjoying a
tasty pancake breakfast. Breakfast is
$6 per person or $20 for a family of 4
or more. This special event is being offered by the Knights
of Columbus to benefit Holy Family Parish initiatives.
Come and enjoy a great breakfast, learn more about the
work of the Knights of Columbus and help to support both
Holy Family and the Knights!
Construction Loan Update
Loan balance 09/01/2014
Principal paid in September
Loan balance 09/30/2014
Interest paid in September
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Holy Family Catholic Community
$450,941.75
$9,757.00
$441,184.75
$1,448.14
Divorce Support Group at Holy Family
Tuesday October 28 at 6:30 pm. A divorce support group
is open to anyone who is experiencing the pain and
struggle of separation or divorce. Whether you are
separated, newly divorced or divorced for some time,
come and receive support from others who understand the
difficulties and stresses of divorce. This group meets in
the Fireside Room on the 4th Tuesday of each month.
Come and join us. Use the south church entrance (under
the canopy). If you would like more information, contact
Ruthann in the Parish Office at 921-0580 or by email at
[email protected].
Weekly Justice Challenge
October 19, 29th Week in Ordinary Time
This Sunday’s Gospel has Jesus reminding us
to give to God what is God’s. As Catholics,
we are called to practice stewardship - to
use our time, our resources and our gifts and
talents to build God’s kingdom here on
earth. Your challenge this week is to
examine your efforts to tithe financially. How much of
your money goes toward those most in need? In addition to
your support of the local parish and the universal Church,
to which charities do you contribute? If you don’t have a
favorite charity, consider making a Catholic organization
your charity of choice. Catholic Relief Services, Catholic
Charities, St. Vincent de Paul and the Catholic Campaign
for Human Development are a few of the many great
Catholic organizations which exist to serve the most
vulnerable in our world. Make them part of your practice
of stewardship and give to God what is God’s. Copyright ©
Center for Ministry Development, 2014. FashioningFaith.org. All rights
reserved.
Holy Family Challenge: Many times in scripture we are
reminded to be generous with our time, talent and
treasure.
Holy Family ministries: We welcome the opportunity to
talk with you about the many ways you can serve with
your time and talents. Simply call the parish
office at 921-0580.
St. Vincent de Paul Society: The envelope in your
parishioner packet supports the work of Holy Family
Conference. Your generosity helps serve those who are in
need. You can make your check payable to St. Vincent de
Paul. You are also invited to volunteer. To serve as a
phone volunteer or home visitor, contact Jean White at
926-0018 or to volunteer at the thrift store, contact the
store at 322-9505.
Catholic organizations mentioned above: If you would
like more information about these organization, please
contact Jack in the parish office at 921-0580.
HOLY FAMILY
Annual Day of Reflection at Holy Hill
The Milwaukee Archdiocese Council of Catholic Women
invite women throughout the Archdiocese of Milwaukee to
their Annual Day of Reflection on Wednesday, October 29,
at the Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Help of
Christians, which is located at Holy Hill, 1525 Carmel Road
in Hubertus, Wisconsin.
The Annual Day of Reflection will begin with registration
at 8:00 am at the Holy Hill Cafe where a breakfast buffet
will be served. Following breakfast, there will be a
Benediction, after which Father Ken Omernick, pastor of
St. Charles Parish in Hartland, will speak on "Mindfulness
and Meditation - A Contemporary Rediscovery of Spiritual
Practices." After a short break, confessions will be heard.
This will be followed by Mass at the Basilica and then a
brief presentation about the Basilica of the National Shrine
of Mary, Help of Christians. The rest of the day,
participants will be free to explore Holy Hill, visit the
Stations of the Cross, pray at the Lourdes Grotto, climb
the observation tower or simply find a quiet spot for
thoughtful meditation and prayer. Lunch is on your own
and will be available at the Holy Hill Cafe. Call for
reservations to Paula Homuth at 923-2709 by Thursday,
October 23. Cost for the trip is $25 per person.
Women of Christ Conference
You are invited to the 6th Annual Women of Christ
Conference on Saturday, November 1, 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
at the West Bend County Fair Park. This year’s theme is
“Jesus and Mary: Two Hearts-One Journey.”
Speakers include Fr. James Kubicki, Fr. Andrew
Apostoli, CFR and Rosario Rodriguez and includes Mass,
Adoration, Confession and Eucharistic Procession. Bus
leaves Holy Family parking lot at 7:00 am. For more
information contact Lisa at 579-2895. Also see the website,
womenofchist.net.
Cost of the event is $40.00 and includes lunch and bus.
Checks can be written out to Holy Family Catholic
Community and mailed to Lisa Sutton at N5999 Joseph Dr.,
Fond du Lac, WI 54937 by October 29.
AND
BEYOND
Christmas Wreaths
The Boy Scouts of Troop 777 are selling Christmas Wreaths
as a fund raiser for the troop. Wreaths are offered in the
following sizes and cost:
2’ (diameter) - $17 / 3’ - $26 / 4’ - $36 / 5’ - $52
Candy cane shape - $25
Balsam rope in 25’, 50’, and 100’ lengths - $1 per foot
All of our wreaths are made in Wisconsin of fresh Balsam
and decorated with a red velvet bow and frosted cones.
Please order by October 21
The wreaths will be delivered by the scouts starting
around Thanksgiving.
To order, please contact Dean Starks at 923-3672.
Poverty Simulation
Wednesday, November 5, Holy Family
Parish Hall: This event, from 6:00 pm –
8:30 pm, provides the opportunity for
participants to assume the roles of
different families living in poverty.
What is the simulation? This event
involves participants who assume the roles of different
families living in poverty. The simulation will be
conducted in Holy Family Hall with the “families” grouped
in the center. Around the perimeter will be tables
representing community resources and services. The task
of the families is to provide for basic necessities and
shelter for one “month,” consisting of four fifteen-minute
weeks.
What is its purpose? This poverty simulation experience is
designed to help participants understand what it might be
like to be a part of a typical low-income family trying to
survive from month-to-month. It is a simulation, not a
game. The object is to sensitize participants to the
realities of life faced by low-income people.
Who should participate? This poverty simulation
experience can be an “eye-opener” to anyone who wishes
to understand more about the realities of poverty.
Please join us in this free “Poverty Simulation” event.
Registration is required - Cut and return to Holy Family or
register online at hffdl.org/events.
Name________________________________
Phone_________________________
Email___________________________________
Parish_______________________________________
Name: _____________________________________
Lunch (circle one): Ham sub Turkey sub Veggie sub
Name: _____________________________________
Riding the bus: Yes or No
Number attending: ____
Parish Financial Summary
July 1, 2014 through October 5, 2014
Actual Revenue
Budgeted Revenue
Variance
$707,773
$685,000
$22,773
Phone: ______________
Mailing Address: ________________________________
Email: ________________________________________
Registration deadline is October 27. Return registration
form to Holy Family, Attn: Poverty Simulation.
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