1. religion and spirituality
2. christianity
3. catholicism

FEBRUARY 12, 2012
Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Pastoral Team
Nativity of Our Lord Catholic
Community welcomes all searching for
God while growing together in faith by
God’s grace through
prayer, service and sharing.
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Pastor
Fr. John H. Harper
Social Concerns Director
Deacon Michael Schmidt
Pastoral Associate
Laurie Johnson
Worship Director
Wayne Efferson
Faith Formation Director
Jamie Whalen
Faith Formation Coordinator
Andrea Sabor
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Peter Leitermann
Parish Staff
Faith Formation Secretary
Charmaine Berchmans
Office Assistant
Danielle Berchmans
Housekeeper
Mary Greene
Accountant/IT Specialist
Vicki Matuszak
Business Administrator
Paul Muhs
Early Childhood Coordinator
Heidi Stubb
Secretary
Mary Troge
Maintenance Supervisor
Mike Wightman
Confirmation Facilitator
Christine Wolf
Parish Office
Hours ........ Monday-Friday 8 am-4 pm
Phone ............................. (920)499-5156
Fax ................................... (920)429-9285
E-mail ..... [email protected]
Faith Formation Office
Phone ............................. (920)499-6012
Mass Schedule
Monday & Thursday .............. 9:00 am
............ (Communion Prayer Service)
Tuesday & Friday ................... 9:00 am
Wednesday ............................ 8:00 am
Weekend................ Saturday 5:00 pm;
Sunday 8:30 am & 10:15 am
Holy Day ...........................Eve 6:30 pm,
Day 9:00 am
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Saturday 4:00 pm
or by appointment.
Eucharistic Adoration
Mondays 9:30 am-3:00 pm
FEBRUARY
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PARISH STEWARDSHIP
fter using the following prayer by Thomas Merton last
weekend, I had a number of requests that it be printed in the
bulletin.
February 4th & 5th, 2012
Sacrificial Offering .............................. $11,692.00
Loose Offertory....................................
860.00
Auto Bank Withdrawal ........................
3,585.00
Total ..................................................... $16,137.00
To meet our budget, we need an average of
$16,000.00 each week.
My Lord God, I have no idea where I am going. I do
not see the road ahead of me. I cannot know for certain
where it will end. Nor do I really know myself and the
fact that I think I am following your will does not
mean that I am actually doing so. But I do believe that
the desire to please you does in fact please you. And I
hope I have that desire in all that I am doing. I hope
that I will never do anything apart from that desire.
And I know that if I do this you will lead me by the
right road though I may know nothing about
it. Therefore will I trust you always though I may
seem to be lost and in the shadow of death. I will not
fear, for you are ever with me, and you will never
leave me to face my perils alone.
Vision and Spirit ..................................
Maint. & Improvement ........................
$885.00
$809.00
As of March 1st we will be offering
Online Giving for parishioners who prefer
to donate through automatic draft. Online
Giving is a secure and personalized way
to give to the parish. Online Giving can
stand on its own as a means of donation or can be used in
conjunction with your offering envelopes. Sign up for Online
Giving by visiting our parish website at www.nativityparish.com
after March 1st.
BAPTISMS:
Parents may schedule their child’s baptism after they have completed a
two-part preparation program. Call the Parish Office at least 60 days
before Baptism for interview and preparation session.
2012 BAPTISM DATES:
April 15th, May 13th, and June 17th.
SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING OF THE SICK:
(following 8:30 AM Mass—See Dates Listed Below)
This Sacrament is offered to anyone in need of Christ’s healing
touch. The Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament for those who are
in need of physical, emotional, or spiritual healing. Think of
friends and loved ones who may want to receive this sacrament
and invite them to this Mass.
CATHOLIC YOUTH EVANGELIZER
SPIRITUS Evangelization Ministry is seeking passionate Catholics,
21-29 years of age, who want to ignite the faith of thousands of
young Catholics. SPIRITUS evangelizes through dynamic youth,
young adult and retreat ministry. Team members live in community
and travel to parishes and schools throughout Wisconsin. Team
members receive training, formation, spiritual direction, lodging,
food, a monthly allowance, health insurance and a $2,000 stipend
upon completion of the 9-month program. This is an awesome
opportunity to serve our Lord and help young Catholics grow in
faith. The only requirement is love for God and the Catholic
faith. For more information and an application, please visit us
at www.spiritusonline.org. You can also contact Leah Thibodeau,
SPIRITUS Recruiter, at [email protected] or (920) 722-8918.
2012 ANOINTING OF THE SICK DATES:
March 25th, July 29th, September 30th, December 30th.
RCIA—Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults
Do you want to know more about the Catholic faith? Are you or
someone you know interested in becoming baptized or confirmed as
a Catholic? For more information about this process call Wayne
Efferson (490-1352, ext. 206) or [email protected].
MARRIAGE PREP WORKSHOP DATES:
(These are preferred dates. Couples may sign-up for any of the
workshops once you have had the first meeting with the priest).
SCRIP
Valentine's Day is right around the corner. Why not pick up a
Parmentier Floral Gift card to buy flowers for someone you
love...or maybe a restaurant certificate for a night out, Marcus
Theater gift cards to continue the evening, and Family Video cards
to keep the kids entertained. You want it, we have it! Check us out
after Mass in the narthex. Buy what you'll use and be a good
steward for Nativity at the same time. Thanks for your support!
DATE
WEDDINGS IN MONTHS OF:
April 28, 2012
September, October, November, &
December 2012, and January 2013
CRISIS CENTER
436-8888
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PREGNANCY HOTLINE
433-9955
SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME • PAGE 3
RELIGION EDUCATION SESSIONS CONTINUE
CATHOLIC HEART WORK CAMP
Tuesday, February 14, 6:30-7:30 PM—Gr. 1-5
Wednesday, February 15, 6:30-8:00 PM—Gr. 6-11
Join Catholic Heart Work Camp or an EPIC
SERVICE MISSION TRIP where you will LOVE,
SERVE & CONNECT. Step out of your comfort
zone, laugh out loud, sing to the Lord, interact with
new people, play hard, pray hard, and work hard!
Projects at this camp include: 3 summer bible school
programs, neighborhood clean up, Soup Kitchen, Outreach East,
Food Bank, fixing and painting homes and more!
WHO: Youth currently in Grades 9-12
WHEN: July 14 – 21, 2012
WHERE: Davison, Michigan
COST: $465.00 (includes transportation, housing, meals, t-shirt &
snacks)
FUNDRAISING AVAILABLE!
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Looking ahead, Wednesday, February 22 is Ash Wednesday.
There will be no Religion Education sessions Tuesday,
February 21, or Wednesday, February 22. All families are
encouraged to attend Mass at 9 AM or 6:30 PM on Ash
Wednesday, or one of the Prayer Services with Distribution of
Ashes (6:45 AM or Noon).
Clean clothes are something many of us take for granted. For
others, having the cash needed for a trip to a Laundromat can be
a strain. Please consider a donation that will allow Nativity’s
Social Concerns Commission to provide vouchers for area
Laundromats to families in need. Children and youth can bring
donations to Faith Formation classes this week, or next
weekend at Mass.
Poor winter conditions sometimes make cancellations
necessary. For Religion Ed. Sessions, please know that if public
school classes are cancelled for the day, then there will be no
Religion Ed. Sessions that evening. Late starts will not affect
evening sessions. If weather worsens during the day, call the
Religion Education office at 499-6012; notification of any
cancellation will also appear on the major TV stations. Click on
the “Faith Formation” tab at www.nativityparish.com for the
Religion Education session schedule, or contact Charmaine
Berchmans (490-1352 ext. 102) for more information.
EXTREME FAITH CAMP
Get ready for a summer to remember! Extreme
Faith Camp offers a week of outdoor recreation,
including, swimming, canoeing, archery, and fun
recreational activities. Teens will also grow in
their faith as they discover God’s Love through
dynamic speakers, awesome praise and worship music, daily Mass,
the Sacrament of Reconciliation and Adoration of the Blessed
Sacrament!
WHO: Youth currently in Grades 6-8
WHEN: June 11-15, 2012
WHERE: Camp Tekawitha, Shawano, WI
COST: $270.00
FUNDRAISING AVAILABLE!
MEN AND WOMEN’S NIGHT OUT
Featuring Bishop Robert Morneau
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Rock Garden Supper Club, Green Bay
STUBENVILLE NORTH YOUTH CONFERENCE
The Westside Green Bay Catholic Churches present the annual
“Men and Women’s Night Out” Thursday, March 1, 2012 at the
Rock Garden Supper Club, 1951 Bond St., Green Bay. Bishop
Robert Morneau, Auxiliary Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay and
Pastor at Resurrection Parish, will be the featured speaker for this
event. Join Bishop Bob as he examines the topic “Who do we turn
to, to deal with the big questions of life?” Social hour with a cash
cocktail bar begins at 5:00 PM, followed by dinner at 6:00 PM and
Bishop Morneau’s presentation. The cost is $16.00 per person;
singles, couples, and groups are welcome. Registration forms are
available at all church entrances. Pre-registration is required by
Thursday, February 23, 2012.
There are still a few spots available for this dynamic youth conference!
WHO: Youth currently in Grades 8-12
WHEN: July 27-29, 2012
COST: $265.00
Please Contact Peter Leitermann for more information and
Registration Materials
St. Agnes Office (920) 494-6450
Nativity Office (920) 499-6012
WELCOME HOME
Welcome Home in conjunction with the Green Bay Catholic
Diocese will offer training for anyone interested in the experience of
incarceration and parole. It will be held at Bona Hall off Riverside
Drive on February 18, 2012 from 8:30 to Noon. This training will
give an overview of the correctional system, personal witness to the
reality of living life behind bars and the many challenges to
successful re-entry back into our community. At the end of the
session, there will be a question and answer period and
brainstorming the future of helping those recently released from
prison or jail to our community.
MARK YOUR CALENDAR!
Soup and Substance, our Lenten program, is scheduled for March 8,
15 and 22 at 6:00 PM. We begin with a simple meal of soup, bread
and dessert, followed by the “substance”, a speaker on a Lenten topic.
BLAH-BEATER BUNCO HAS BEEN
RESCHEDULED!
Thursday, February 23rd, 6:00 PM in the Narthex
The cost of the training is $5.00 if completed by Friday, February
10, 2012. Otherwise, the cost will be $7.00 at the door. The training
is partially funded by the Bishop’s Appeal. Please contact Orrie
Kotecki at (715) 927-5991 or for a registration form or to register by
phone.
Unfortunately, Blah-Beater Bunco was cancelled in Jan. because of
the weather. Please call the office (499-5156) to sign up again to
come on February 23rd. We’ll have fun, food, prizes and
socializing! If you don’t know how to play Bunco, we’ll teach you!
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
February 12, 2012
Congratulations to the couples celebrating 25, 40, 50, 55, or more years of marriage during 2012. On behalf of the
whole parish, the Pastoral Team, and the Family Life Commission, thank you for your faithfulness in love and for
your witness to us. May the God of Love continue to bless you. May your devotion and love continue to deepen
through the years.
 67 YEARS
Elsie and Lawrence Sikowski (59)
Alveda and John Yashinsky (59)
Lois and Jerry Fletcher (58)
Lorraine and Robert Fronsee (58)
Marlene and Jerome Kuskowski (58)
Lois and Gerald Ravet (58)
Audrey and Myron Rentmeester (58)
Rose and James Diring (57)
Ann and Clarence Gajeski (57)
Helen and Duane Huss (57)
Gladys and Tony Ledvina (57)
Audrey and Joe Leisgang (57)
Patricia and James Miller (57)
Charlotte and Richard Nelson (57)
Margeurite and Earl Patton (57)
Donna and Gerald Puissant (57)
Beverly and Robert Sitka (57)
Ann and Floyd Skochinski (57)
Monica and Loren Spaude (57)
Betty and Leroy Stevens (57)
Patricia and Dcn. Glenn Teske (57)
Jean and Gerald Vander Velden (57)
Rosemarie and Martin Wied (57)
Donna and Martin Beno (56)
Patricia and George Detampel (56)
Carole and William Greatens (56)
Evelyn and Leonard Hodkiewicz (56)
Lorraine and Peter Klarkowski (56)
Evelyn and Robert Rausch (56)
Alice and Levi Roskom (56)
Lois and Donald Smits (56)
Rose Ann and Gerald Van Lanen (56)
Patricia and Harold Wenninger (56)
Mary and Ronald Wichman (56)
Nancy and Charles Yost (56)
Henry and Beverly Van Munn
 60-66 YEARS
Marjorie and Robert Servais (66)
Adele and Marvin VandenHeuvel (64)
Adeline and Leonard Wisneski (64)
Audrey and Clayton Burckle (63)
Frances and Tony Frigo (63)
Dorothy and Art Vogel (63)
June and Francis Anderson (62)
Carol and Richard Bachmann (62)
Bernice and Alvin Gigot (62)
LaVerne and Robert Kriescher (62)
Lorraine and Merlin Lardinois (62)
Rita and Ben Mach (62)
Darlene and Wayne Bogart (61)
Betty and Cletus Brown (61)
Sylvia and Roy Gerrits (61)
Helen and Samuel Lemley (61)
Alice and Jerry Plog (61)
Barbara and Jim Reignier (61)
Doreen and James Roarty (61)
Delores and Howard Schweitzer (61)
Jackie and Ed Seyler (61)
 56-59 YEARS
Marie and Richard Burkard (59)
Arlene and Bernard Ebben (59)
Charmaine and Ronald Ehlen (59)
Phyllis and Don Gajeski (59)
Sally and Donald Hecker (59)
Mary and Charles Ingold (59)
Pat and Roger Mohr (59)
Carol and David Rhode (59)
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 55 YEARS
(40 yrs. continued)
Pamela and Donald Stelzer
Deborah and Anthony Vicario
Elizabeth and Ronald Vieau
Phyllis and Daryl Vincent
Nancy and Dennis Zirbel
Marjorie and Jules Bader
Dorothy and Marvin Bertrand
LaVonne and James Bogart
Donna and George Garrity
Donna and Robert Hendricks
Ted and Jane Houle
Florence and Roy Kipke
Shirley and Walter Kotarek
Mary and Jerry Menne
Cecelia and Anton Rowinsky
Beatrice and Karl Rudolph
Sharon and Tom Thelen
♥25 YEARS
Frances and Alva Beams
Roxanne and Larry Blochowiak
Nancy and Dale De Laruelle
Cynthia and Jerome Diederich
Meg and Tony Hemery
Christina and Paul Jablonski
Tracy and Tom Jacques
Mary Beth and Kyle Gigot
Ginny and Mark Laukka
Amy and James Manders
Annette and Tony Phillippi
Katie and Dcn. Mike Schmidt
Nancy and George Semenak
Carol and Albert Swiecichowski
 50 YEARS
Judith and Richard Adams
Dot and Jim Appleton
Jeanae and John Behnke
Janice and Ronald Cavil
Sheri and Gordon Dittmer
Helen and James Droll
Marilynn and Jerry Jauquet
Shirley and Roger Liebeck
Judith and Wayne Schaut
Meredith and Roger Schmechel
Darlene and Robert Stocki
Mary and Terry Vandertie
Mary and Clarence Wacek
Marian and Lloyd Witte
 40 YEARS
Francine and Richard Bitters
Diane and Eugene Bohm
Jane and Ron Cherney
Janet and Charles Copley
Robyn and Daniel Englebert
Mary and Michael Gerrits
Marian and Frederick Krumberger
Maureen and David Mulloy
Mary and Ron Nuthals
Barb and John Otis
Cindy and Tim Randall
Juliana and Jerry Ruenzel
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EASTER BANNERS 2013
OUR LENTEN JOURNEY—February 22nd
If all goes well, we’ll retire our current Easter banners after using
them in 2012; they’ve been in use for over twenty years and are
overdue for replacement. Thanks to several generous memorial
gifts, the Worship Commission will soon begin the ambitious
project of replacing the Easter banners and are looking for a few
good people to join us in this project. If you have the interest and/or
skills that would lend themselves to any part of the design,
proposal, or fabrication/installation process of these banners,
please contact Wayne Efferson at 490-1352 ext. 206.
When we come Ash Wednesday to be marked with an ashen cross
on our foreheads and hear the words, “Turn away from sin and be
faithful to the gospel”, again we will be reminded of the reality of
our dying and rising with the Lord that we celebrated through the
waters of baptism. Lent is a time to look within our hearts to find
why we chose and continue to be a follower of Jesus. During Lent
you will notice the water remaining in our Baptismal Font and in
the holy water bowls at the entrances. It will serve as a reminder of
our call to live our baptismal commitments. We invite you to bless
yourself with the sign of the cross as you enter/leave each liturgy.
With this Water of Life, all other seasonal decorations remain
subtle. However, our simple Cross [the Tree of Life; more than
symbol of death, but rather a place and the experience in which
death is transformed into life (“beta crux”, the blessed cross)] is
accented with purple cloth which leads the eye to the Font. And our
“bare” church environment conveys a sense of being “emptied
out” and being sustained by God alone. This journey to Easter is not
just for us Catholics who have received the sacraments of initiation
but also for those who want to join us: the Catechumens (the unbaptized who will be fully initiated into our faith at the Easter Vigil
through the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation & Holy
Communion) and Candidates (baptized non-Catholics who want to
be fully initiated into our faith through the sacraments of
Confirmation & Holy Communion). It is our hope that during these
40 days each of us will be renewed in faith through the dying and
rising of our Lord (the Paschal Mystery). Though the most
appropriate time for baptism is the Easter Vigil and the Easter
Season until Pentecost, baptism is also celebrated on Sundays of the
year. Because the days of Holy Week, from Monday to Thursday
inclusive, have precedence over all other celebrations, it is not
fitting that baptisms or confirmations be celebrated on these days
since they have their natural place in the Easter Vigil.
TAIZE PRAYER
Wednesday, February 15th—6:30 PM—Chapel
Come together at the end of the day for a time of prayer, silence, and
reflection on the Word of God. In the soft glow of candle light and with
the simple melodies of the Taize community (Taize, France) open
yourself to the transforming power of God’s spirit.
ASH WEDNESDAY (FEBRUARY 22ND)
begins our Lenten Journey of 40 days as we
prepare for Easter. Masses will be at 9:00 AM and
6:30 PM. Also, there will be two Liturgy of the
Word with the distribution of ashes at 6:45 AM
and at 12:00 PM. All Liturgical Ministers are
requested to assist at these liturgies. Please sign
up in the Sacristy and Ushers’ Room.
4TH – 7TH GRADE STUDENTS
How would you like to meet some other students your own age who
attend Mass at Nativity Parish while volunteering? If so, here’s a
chance! The Worship Commission would like to remind you that
our parish community needs more Altar Servers for all of our
Masses. Any student 4th grade or higher (parents included) is
welcome to attend an informational meeting on Tuesday, February
28th at 5:00 PM (Bona Hall). Also, all current Altar Servers are
invited to attend so that those interested students can practice
with our “seasoned” Servers. We will begin with a pizza dinner
and then give you an overview of what an Altar Server does at
Mass; we will end sharply at 6:25 PM so that students who have a
religious Education session can attend their class. Won’t you come
and see what it is all about? RSVP to Wayne Efferson, Director of
Worship at 920-490-1352 ext. 206 or [email protected].
LENTEN FASTING
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, February 22nd
By itself, fasting is probably not very useful spiritually.
But along with prayer, fasting can help us to recognize our deep
need for God. Physical hunger can help awaken our spiritual
hunger.
Fasting can help us realize how attached we are to superficial
comfort and pleasure, challenging us to rethink our priorities.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Fasting can be an act of solidarity with those who regularly
experience hunger, giving us a brief glimpse of their daily
struggle.
Two Styles Offered—Traditional and Contemporary
Traditional (scripture based) and Contemporary (reflections by Sr.
Joan Chittisler Gateway to Resurrection). Note dates vary:
During your fasting this Lent, you might want to learn more about
hunger and its causes. Here are just a few of the many web sites
you could visit to learn more about or to get involved in solving
the problem of hunger:
Tuesday, February 28th, (Contemporary)
Tuesday, March 6th, (Traditional)
Tuesday, March 13th, (Contemporary)
Tuesday, March 20th, (Traditional)
Tuesday, March 27th, (Contemporary)
Tuesday, April 3rd, (Traditional)
www.secondharvest.org America’s Second Harvest
www.bread.org Bread for the World
www.heifer.org Heifer International
www.thp.org The Hunger Project
http://orb.crs.org Operation Rice Bowl
www.poverty.com Poverty.com
Stations of the Cross are held at 6:30 PM in Church.
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FEBRUARY
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SUN:
Sunday, February 12,
8:30
 Shirley Seeman
10:15
 Richard Vandermause
8:15 AM
8:30 AM
8:30 AM
10:15 AM
10:15 AM
10:15 AM
Monday, February 13,
9:00
Communion Prayer Service
Tuesday, February 14,
9:00
 Frank Thomas
Wednesday, February 15,
8:00
 Leonard Anderson
2:00
 Fr. Tony Dolski (Woodside)
Thursday, February 16,
9:00
Communion Prayer Service
2:00
Members of the Parish (San Luis)
Sunday, February 19,
8:30
 Elsie & Henry Graikowski
10:15
 John Schumerth & Sam Albers
Welcome
RCIA-Lounge
Worship Commission Meeting-Library
Nativity Choir
Children’s Choir
Early Childhood Church Time
Wedding Anniversary Celebration-Church
and Bona Hall
MON: 9:30 AM
12:00 PM
Eucharistic Adoration-Chapel
Quilting Group-Lounge
TUE:
9:00 AM
6:30 PM
Pray & Play-Lounge
Religious Ed Sessions (Grade 1-5)
WED:
4:30 PM
6:30 PM
6:30 PM
6:30 PM
8:00 PM
Children’s Choir-Lounge
Taize Prayer-Chapel
Confirmation Candidate/Sponsor Meeting
-Bona Hall
Religious Ed Sessions (Grade 6-11)
Youth Group-JP2 Room
THU:
6:00 PM
7:00 PM
Stephen Ministry Meeting-Classrooms
Nativity Choir-Church
SAT:
5:00 PM
6:00 PM
Songleader/Organist
Children’s Choir Rehearsal-Lounge
SUN:
8:15 AM
8:30 AM
10:15 AM
10:15 AM
Friday, February 17,
9:00
 Harvey Heimerl
Saturday, February 18,
5:00
 Al Jenquin
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RCIA-Lounge
Songleader/Organist
Songleader/Organist
Early Childhood Church Time
 Rest In Peace 
Our warmest welcome to all who celebrate with us, whether
visitors, long-time residents, or newly arrived in the Parish. If
you would like to join Nativity of Our Lord Parish please call
the Parish Office at (499-5156) or go to our website
www.nativityparish.com for a registration form.
Please Keep the Families of
Kathleen Hoeft & Elaine Pasono
In Your Prayers.
If you are already a registered Parish member and need to
make changes, you may use this form to update your records.
Please complete this form and place in the collection basket or
return to the Parish Office. Thank you.
SUNDAY MORNING
HOSPITALITY
Name______________________________________
There will not be coffee and donut holes served after the 8:30 AM
& 10:15 AM Mass this Sunday.
Phone______________________________________
Email______________________________________
NATIVITY PARISH RUMMAGE SALE
Address_____________________________________
City____________________
 New address
2nd annual Nativity Parish Rummage Sale sponsored by the
Women's Guild will be on April 20th 8:30 to 4:00 PM and the 21st
8:30 to noon. We will be in need of your rummage items and books,
bakery will be an added feature this year. Clean usable items only,
clothing accepted, no electronics. Please drop off your items in
Bona Hall marked Rummage Sale.
Zip Code________
 New phone number
 Moving, please remove from membership list
Questions, call Mary at 494-3088 or Marge at 494-0244.
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CALENDAR RAFFLE WINNERS!!!
February
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
Andy Vondrasek ......... $25.00 5th Mary/Bill Wobosel ........ $50.00
Fred/Arlene Kaminski . $25.00 6th Neil Loomis ................... $25.00
Jim Reignier ................ $25.00 7th Darla Schmitz ................ $25.00
Mark Mongrain ........... $25.00
Please allow 2-3 weeks for processing payment.
READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF FEB. 12TH
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Lv 13:1-2, 44-46/1 Cor 10:31—11:1/ Mk
1:40-45
Jas 1:1-11/Mk 8:11-13
Jas 1:12-18/Mk 8:14-21
Jas 1:19-27/Mk 8:22-26
Jas 2:1-9/Mk 8:27-33
Jas 2:14-24, 26/Mk 8:34—9:1
Jas 3:1-10 /Mk 9:2-13
Is 43:18-19, 21-22, 24b-25/2 Cor 1:18-22/
Mk 2:1-12
Featuring Tony Orlando Christmas Show,
The Miracle of Christmas, Pierce Arrow, Yakoff Smirnoff and
Danny O’Donnell, visit Stone Hill Winery, and time for shopping!.
In St Louis visit the Gateway Arch and tour the Budweiser Brewery.
NOVEMBER 4 – 9, 2012
6 – day tour
$695.00 Per Person (Double Occupancy)
This is a Nativity Parish Fundraiser;
Bay Bus will donate $50.00 per person to Nativity
Includes: Motor Coach Transportation, 3 Dinners and 4
Breakfasts, Branson Shows and St. Louis, Mo. Tours
Deposit of $250.00 due at time of reservations,
Final payment due 60 days prior to departure
Trip insurance is available call Bay Bus at (920) 468-7738
or (920) 680-3977
Questions call Nativity Parish at (920) 499-5156
Reservation forms available in the Parish office.