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CHRISTMAS: NATIVITY OF THE LORD • DECEMBER 25, 2014
HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, MARY AND JOSEPH • DECEMBER 28, 2014
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
A Message from Our Priests
Dear Friends Who Grace our Church
this Christmas,
Yes, even though we do it every year,
there is always something very special
about coming to Mass on Christmas.
Coming through the door of faith, a
Church full of people, who gather in a
festive spirit to recall the miraculous
birth of Jesus, has its way of making all
that we do in our homes during this
holiday season connect with the
original, spiritual meaning of
Christmas.
So, we joyfully say, welcome this
Christmas! Welcome to St. Dominic
Catholic Church, one and all. Welcome
home. Whether you are long time
members, first time visitors or
returning after being away for a time,
we say it again, “Welcome and Merry
Christmas”!
We hope that the prayerful, reverent
and lively spirit of our Christmas
Masses will help bring you the joy that
comes with faith in the miracle of the
Incarnation, the gift of God present
among us in the person of Jesus Christ!
It is always very special to share the
Word of God and the gift of the Risen
Jesus in Holy Communion in our
beautiful Church on Christmas. Yes, the
gift of the Holy Communion has been a
constant in the life of believers since
the Last Supper; how remarkable!
Merry Christmas and best wishes for
the gift of a happy and healthy New
Year in 2015 from our Parish Staff and
us!
God bless you,
Father David H. Reith
Father Brad Krawczyk
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Holy Hour For Life
A Message From Fr. Dave
This coming weekend, as we continue our journey
through the 2014 Christmas season, we will celebrate the
Feast of the Holy Family and ask God’s blessing upon all of
our families as we seek to imitate the love and unity of the
Holy Family.
With the beginning of a New Year this coming week,
feelings of excitement and anticipation of resolutions to
help us live life more fully begin to surface. Let’s hope we
will all have the grace of perseverance to follow through on our best intentions.
May God bless our parish family as we enter the New Year of 2015, which will
unfold day by day as another year of grace and favor from our loving God! Come
and join us for Mass as we begin the New Year. You will find the times for the
Holy Day Masses of the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God, celebrated on New
Year’s Eve and in the morning of New Year’s Day, on page 9 of this bulletin.
Our young people in Junior Year of high school, who are candidates for the
Sacrament of Confirmation, will be making their Retreat next weekend, January
2-4th, at the INSPIRIO Retreat Center. Please join me in keeping them in our
prayers that the power of the Holy Spirit may touch each of them with whatever
graces they need to make an intentional adult commitment to Jesus Christ and
his Catholic Church.
Let’s also pray for Debbie Olla, our Director of Youth Ministry, and her team
that will be leading the retreat, as well as, Father Brad, who has coordinated the
presence of priests for the Sacrament of Reconciliation on Saturday evening and
will offer Mass for the Confirmation retreat group on Sunday morning.
The St. Dominic 2015 Wall
Calendar Is Here!
We are delighted to offer The
Liturgical Art of St. Dominic – 2015
Catholic Wall Calendar. Learn more
about the history and use of liturgical
objects in our church!
January 21, 2015 at 7:00 pm
An Hour of Prayer with Exposition
of the Holy Eucharist
The United States Conference of
Catholic Bishops has declared January
22, the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, a
day of penance for violations to the
dignity of the human person
committed through acts of abortion,
and a day of prayer for the full
restoration of the legal guarantee of
the right to life.
On Wednesday, January 21, the eve
of the National Day of Penance and
Prayer, a Holy Hour for Life with
Benediction will be held from 7:008:00 pm here in church, and will be
led by Deacon Larry LaFond and
Deacon Greg Diciaula. Please join us
for an hour in adoration before the
Blessed Sacrament, praying for a
consistent life ethic for all stages of
life – from conception to natural
death.
Our Campus is Rockin’ Once Again!
The Buildings and Grounds Committee has installed
boulders at entrances of various drives on campus, in
order to preserve the asphalt work that was completed
this past fall, to keep the grass and landscaping in good
shape and to prevent traffic from driving on storm drains.
So, while you’re attending Mass, dropping your children off at school, or
attending our many wonderful worship opportunities, please watch your
corners as you’re driving around campus.
December 31—open until 12:00 pm
January 1—closed
If you drop something in the mail slot, it will be taken care of
the next day we are open.
Enjoy this blessed time with your family!
Thank you to the St. Dominic
Marketing Committee and, especially,
parishioner Dan Herda for offering
his photography talent and skills for
this calendar.
Due to limited quantities, please
take one per family. They are
available today in both narthexes.
For All Our Safety...
Please help our campus be safe and secure for everyone. At no time
should any of our doors be propped open. A good practice is to set
an expectation that the doors will be monitored for incoming people
15 minutes before and during the start of a meeting. Someone
should be assigned to let people in during these 15 minutes. During meetings
the doors should be locked. We also ask all parishioners to participate in
keeping our campus and its parishioners safe by being vigilant and speaking
with others if we see this practice being violated. Thank you.
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St. Dominic Winter Blood
Drive
The St. Dominic winter blood drive
will be in the Marcy Center, on
Monday, January 19, 2015, from
1:30-6:30 pm.
When you donate blood or a blood
component, you
give a second
chance at life to
all kinds of
people, young
and old. The
Blood Center
needs 700 units
per day to
supply the
state’s hospital needs.
If you have questions or would like
to make an appointment, please call
Diann Pergande at 262.781.7975.
Please keep in mind that walk-ins are
also welcome.
Make a difference in someone’s
life...please donate blood.
You’re Invited To Our School Musical!
All are welcome to join us for our presentation of Beauty and
the Beast! Students in grades 4 through 8 have been working
with music specialist, Mrs. Christine White, and many dedicated
parents, to present to you this tale that is as old as time. Please
join us for either of our two performances:
 January 22 at 6:30 in the PAAC
 January 24 at 2:00 in the PAAC
Tickets are $5 and will be available at www.stdominic.net/school.
Pizza With A Pope! St. John XXIII: Vatican II
Saturday, January 31, 2015
after 4:30 pm Mass in the Marcy Center
Do you want to learn more about Pope St. John XXIII?
Do you like free pizza? If you said yes to either, come for
Pizza and the Pope in the Marcy Center on Saturday,
January 31, after 4:30 pm Mass, to hear our
Teaching Parish Seminarian Michael Thiel
share information on St. John XXIII's perspective on Vatican II.
Rosary For Life
Join with members of our Respect Life Committee in
praying the Rosary, petitioning for the sanctity of all life,
Tuesday, January 6 and 20 at 7:00 pm, in the Chapel.
Don’t know the Rosary well? Prayer aids will be
available! For more information, please contact Bob Boehler at
[email protected].
The PAAC Is Here For You!
The St. Dominic Parish Arts and
Activity Center, better known as the
PAAC, is able to hold a variety of
activities for not only for the St.
Dominic Catholic Parish community,
but the greater community as well.
Events can be hosted by St. Dominic
or by outside
users for a fee.
With a 25’ x
25’ stage, 75’ x
55’ meeting
space, and a
capacity of 504 people, the PAAC was
designed to serve multiple purposes.
The space has proper acoustic
treatment, sound equipment, a
retractable video screen and a
concession stand which makes it a
flexible space to serve any need.
Do you know of a business or
community organization looking for
this kind of space? For more
information, please send an email to
[email protected] or call Molly
Schmidt, in the Parish Center,
262.781.3480 x241.
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The Twelve Days Of Christmas
The Twelve Days of Christmas is probably the most misunderstood part of the
church year among Christians who are not part of liturgical church
traditions. Contrary to popular belief, these are not the twelve days before
Christmas, but in most of the
Western Church, are the twelve
days from Christmas until the
beginning of Epiphany. To
continue your prayers during
this glorious season of Jesus
Christ’s birth, I encourage you
to empty out your 3 Baskets For
Increasing Your Prayer Life that
we started the first week of
Advent and fill them with new
prayers all 12 days of the
Christmas season. Perhaps,
one basket could be a “family”
basket in which you pray to the
Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and Joseph, for your family and all families of the
world.
“For to you is born this day, in the city of David, a Savior, who is Christ the
Lord. And this will be a sign for you: you will find a babe wrapped in swaddling
cloths and lying in a manger. And suddenly there was with the angel a multitude
of the heavenly host praising God and saying, "Glory to God in the highest, and
on earth peace among men with whom he is pleased!"
Looking For A Summer Job?
Summer, Full-time janitorial/
light maintenance position.
We are looking for someone from
our St. Dominic family, who is over
18, and would like a
summer job. We’re
looking for someone
with a sound work
ethic . Cleanliness is
next to Godliness. This lucky person
will be able to spend their whole
summer being near God. The primary
duty is janitorial; cleaning the
bathrooms and school rooms to get
them ready for the new school
year. Responsibilities may also
include moving furniture, mowing the
cemetery, cleaning lights, dusting,
painting, locking doors at end of day
and other odd items. Flexibility in the
work schedule is available to go to
daily Mass. We would like to have
someone for 10 weeks, mid- June to
mid-August. Please contact Amy
Whittenberger at
[email protected].
Help The Babies Of The
Hebron House!
At the beginning of each year, St.
Dominic Catholic
Parish does a drive
to assist Hebron
House of Hospitality
in Waukesha, which
houses homeless families. We are
amazed, each year by the generosity
of our parish families.
Did you know that 1/3 to 1/2 of the
residents of Hebron House are
infants? They are in desperate need
of diapers of larger sizes (including
Pull-ups) and baby wipes.
Throughout the month of January,
we will be collecting these items for
the homeless families trying to get
back on their feet. Please consider
purchasing a few when you see sales
or have coupons, or adding
something extra to your shopping
cart. Laundry baskets for collection
will be placed by the church doors
until the end of January. Thank you!
Oh...and thank you, Lord, for the gift of my Parish.
At this time of year many parishioners are being asked to focus on the gifts they
have received, and the gift of financial support they intend to give to their
parish. When we think about blessings present in our lives, do we remember to
say “ thank you” to God for the gift of our parish community? Do we consider the
teaching, healing and comforting we receive through practicing our faith
together? Do we ponder the joy of celebrating Mass as a people of God?
As society has changed over the years, so has the landscape in our parish. While
times, and the way we interact as Catholics may be different than in the past, the
heart and work of our parish remains the same as it has always been building the kingdom of God.
Through our ministries, we are there; reaching out to those in need, educating
children in the faith, celebrating the sacraments, visiting the sick and
homebound. Our parish gives us the gifts of being part of something greater than
ourselves and of knowing that we have a place to connect with God and with
each other, as a community of faithful disciples.
If we take the time to really think and pray, it’s easy to see what a gift belonging
to a parish really is. It is also easy to see why sharing resources with our parish
falls into the category of giving and receiving. Our parish is the conduit; the
channel fed by our sharing which, in turn, makes it possible for us to be in places
near and far ministering to those in need and spreading the good news.
“ Oh...and thank you, Lord, for the gift of my parish. It brings me closer to
you, and it brings me closer to my brothers and sisters in faith. Help me to
support your work, through my parish community, by sharing my time in
prayer, my talent in ministry and my financial resources
in proportion to my ability.” Amen.
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Winterlude Concert
St. Dominic Catholic School takes
great pride in providing
opportunities for children to learn
and develop their God given
abilities. Beyond our excellent
academic programming, we provide
students with opportunities to
experience the performing arts.
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Merry Christmas From The Faculty & Staff Of
St. Dominic Catholic School!
“And the word became flesh
And made his dwelling among us,
And we saw his glory,
The glory as of the Father’s only Son,
Full of grace and truth” ~John 1:14
On behalf of the faculty and staff of St. Dominic Catholic
School, may the glory of the Lord’s birth descend upon you and provide you with
peace and joy this Christmas season.
~Mrs. Jill A. Fischer, Principal
Check Us Out!
We invite you to attend our
Winterlude concert highlighting the
talents of our band and string
orchestra students on January 7 at
6:30 pm in the PAAC.
All are welcome as we extend the
holiday season into the new year!
Come and visit your school at our annual
open house! The school will be open for
guided tours for all members of the community
on January 7 and January 25. Whether you are
a parishioner curious about the school, an alumnus who wishes to come back
and see what has changed or maybe new to the area and looking for a "right fit"
for your family, we invite you to stop by!
We will be giving tours on January 7, 8:00 am—3:00 pm and January 25
following the 9:00 am Mass until 1:00 pm. Please, come check us out! If you’re
not able to make it, please contact Mrs. Jill Fischer, our Principal, for a tour any
time at 262.783.7565 x271 or [email protected].
Attention 2nd Grade School
& LFF Families!
Sun., Dec. 28:
NO LFF classes for K3-1st grade (resumes January 11)
NO Nursery during 9am Mass (resumes January 11)
NO Children’s Liturgy of the Word during 9:00 am Mass (resumes January 11th)
Tues., Dec. 30: NO LFF classes for K5-6th grade (resume January 6)
Wed., Dec. 31: Toddler/Preschool Playgroup MC 5/6, 10:00 am-noon
Thurs., Jan. 1: Happy New Year and feast of Mary, the Mother of God
NO LFF classes for K5-6th grade (resume January 8)
Sun., Jan. 4 :
NO LFF classes for K3-1st grade (resume January 11)
NO Nursery during 9am Mass (resume January 11)
NO Children’s Liturgy of the Word during 9:00 am Mass (resumes January 11)
Playgroup New Year’s Eve Party at Noon!
Join the Wed. playgroup in Marcy Center, to play
and have fun during our regularly scheduled time of
10:00 am -noon on December 31. We will be having
a New Year’s celebration at “midnight” (noon). Bring
a bag lunch to enjoy with friends! Juice, milk and
dessert will be provided.
Please mark your
calendar for First Eucharist
preparations. If you have
any questions please direct them to
Mrs. Irvine in the Parish Center.
Wednesday, February 4: Eucharist
parent meeting #1 at 6:30 pm in
Marcy Center (sign up will occur
for 1st Eucharist choices on this
date until February 13).
Wednesday, March 4:
Eucharist parent meeting #2 at
6:30 pm in Marcy Center
Saturday, April 18: Eucharist parent
and child day of reflection 9:00
am until 2:00 pm (only one
parent need attend )
Saturday, April 25: Eucharist
rehearsal between 10:00 am and
3:00 pm (specific time dependent
upon Eucharist Mass time
selected; plan for this to take 1
hour).
Saturday, May 2 and Sunday,
May 3 during Mass times:
reception of 1st Eucharist
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Blessed Christmas Season To You & Happy Soon-To-Be 2015!
What do you want your 2015 to look like? How will you strive to be the best version of yourself in this New Year?
Allow Jesus in this coming year, to show you the gift of who you are, the gifts you have to offer. May your NEW
YEAR be blessed with love of family, friends who are true, and a deeper relationship with Jesus.
May you become passionate about your spiritual walk and unlock your faith in new ways.
Junior High & High School
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January 23– YM Ski/Tubing Trip to Sunburst – Registration forms are on the website under Youth Ministry.
Junior High (7th & 8th graders)
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January 14—Plug-In Night-Junior High Youth Group Game night 6:00-7:30 pm
January 27, 6:00 pm, Parish Center – Summer Outreach Camp informational meeting for this summer’s SOC.
February 8 – Retreat with the NET Team, open to all 7/8 graders in the parish, at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. We will take
a bus from here. Watch for emailed details in January.
March 22— Middle School WI Catholic Youth Rally, 9:00 am-2:00 pm More details to come in early 2015.
Would you like to have a Youth Night, service project, movie night, game night or more? Then, we need you to join us
as part of the junior high team. Interested? Contact Debbie Olla at 262.781.3480 x252 or [email protected].
High School (9th-12th graders)
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@Doms Youth Group - January 5 Begin in church for Surrender at 7:00-Praise & Worship music and adoration.
Afterwards, we will go to the Youth Room in the Parish Center for snacks and to chat, and end at 9:15 pm.
Would you want to go to a summer Steubenville youth conference? Contact Debbie if you are interested.
Mission Trip meeting, January 28, in the Youth Room located in the Parish Center WORKCAMP–6:00-7:30 pm
LIFETREE-7:30 -9:00 pm, for all campers (teens and adult).
UPDATE ON MISSION TRIPS for 2015
We have spots open for both camps and need adult chaperones for WORKCAMP. Call the youth office for the details.
LFF For Teens
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Sundays, 10:10-11:50 am,
unless otherwise noted
7th grade: January
11, 18 (parent
meeting 10:15-11,
in the PAAC)
8th grade: January
11, 18
9th grade: January 11, 18 (parent
meeting 11-11:50, in the PAAC)
10th grade: January 11, 18
Confirmation 2014-2015
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January 2, 3, 4—Confirmation
Retreat
January 25 –
Candidate/
Sponsor
meeting
1:30 –
3:00pm
Service:
January 11 - Janet Otten– Open
Door Cafe
 January 18 – Baran/Kane– Open
Door Cafe
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With Sincere Gratitude!
Thank you to all who helped with the November/
December service opportunities. Through Youth Ministry,
we were able to: rake leaves and help at 6 homes and make
300 lunches for the Guest House. We helped with the
Women’s Shelter gift giving and Elfland through the Hebron
House. We served at the Open Door Cafe and collected
items and money for the homeless shelters and Hope House. In 2015, groups
will be serving at: Open Door Cafe, Hunger Task Force, Special Olympics and
more. Know that all you did was greatly appreciated! Keep up the spirit of
service throughout the New Year, by trying to help meet another’s needs instead
of fulfilling our wants.
Merry Christmas and Happy Almost New Year To All Our
Young Adults!
What will you be doing in 2015? Jesus knows. Allow him to guide your
journey in this New Year. May it be filled with blessings!
Young Adults, what would you like to have provided for you? Would you like
to have a place to be able to meet others, do social activities, have spiritual
discussion, take in a bible study or______ (you fill in the blank)?
If you have answered yes to any of these, then won’t you help build up the
Young Adult Ministry here at St. Dominic Catholic Parish, so that we can offer
this? If you would be interested, please contact Debbie at 262.781.3480 x252 or
[email protected].
If you can’t commit to helping, but would like to attend offerings for Young
adults. let us know of your interest. College-aged people... It doesn’t matter if
you are in town or out of town this year, post college to 29 year olds, married or
single, 30-35 year olds married or single, please share your thoughts !
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One Last Look At 2014
Before we turn the calendar page to January 2015, the
Catholic Herald takes a final look at the year we are leaving
behind. Relive the top Catholic stories of the year and meet
the Herald’s 10 most inspirational people of 2014 in the Jan. 8 issue of the
Catholic Herald. To subscribe to the weekly publication, call 414-769-3500, toll
free 877-769-7699 or visit www.catholicherald.org.
High School Discernment Groups
Take a break from homework by joining with other high schoolers from
around the Archdiocese to meet with discernment groups, These groups meet
monthly at St. Mary Elm Grove and St. Monica. For more information on high
school discernment groups, please go to www.thinkpriest.org | Events | High
School Discernment Groups or call the Vocation Office at 414.747.6437.
Will You Wear Your Sunday Best On A Saturday?
Share your faith and see yourself on TV as part of the
congregation for the nationwide Sunday TV Mass, televised across
the country. Heart of the Nation’s TV Mass ministry needs people
for the congregation during the TV Mass tapings on January 10,
February 7, and March 21. Taping begins at 9:00 am each Saturday in the
chapel of Saint Francis de Sales Seminary, 3257 S. Lake Drive, next door to the
Archbishop Cousins Catholic Center. Stay for one or up to five Masses on each
date. Questions? Contact [email protected] or 414.475.4700.
Volunteer EMHC’s Needed
The Spiritual Services Department
at Froedtert Hospital is seeking
additional volunteer Extraordinary
Ministers of Holy Communion, who
would like to be involved in the
sacred and meaningful work of
bringing Communion to Catholic
patients.
Single Again
A Support Group For The
Divorced & Separated
Single Again is a quad-parish
support group
for those in
the process of
divorce and
beyond. It is open to men and
women from any parish or none, does
not require registration, and is free.
It offers an opportunity to learn, to
find support, and to make new
friends, all leading to healing. The
group meets every other week from
7:00-8:30 PM at St. John Vianney
Parish, in the Parish Center, room
P201. The next session will be on
Thursday, January 2nd, and the topic
will be “Forgiveness: Must I?”
All are welcome!
Search for Longest Married Couple
Worldwide Marriage Encounter is sponsoring the annual
Longest Married Couple Project in the U.S., as well as each of the
50 states and territories. If you know a couple with a long
marriage, please nominate them for this honor. More information
can be found at wwme.org.
The deadline is January 9, 2015! Nominations must include the following
information: names of the couple, wedding date, current address, name and
phone number or email address of the person who is nominating the couple.
Nominations can be emailed to: [email protected] or by mail to: Garry & Arla
Thomas, 108 Wander Way, Lake in the Hills IL 60156
Thursday, January 15
1:00-8:00 pm
Archbishop Cousins Catholic Center
Being a regular Communion
minister requires approximately one
to two hours per week. We are also
seeking substitute Communion
ministers who would fill in for those
who are away.
If you would like to become a part
of this fulfilling ministry, please
contact Sister Helen Harry at
414.805.4663. Thank you!
Technology is an integral part of the learning landscape today. Join us for a
day of workshops and sharing about technology and faith. This is for all who
work at passing on the faith in today’s world -- formation ministers, volunteers,
teachers, priests, deacons, etc.
Visit http://www.archmil.org/G3.htm for details and registration.
Marriage Retreat
This day long retreat, for young adult couples in their first five
years of marriage, offers an opportunity to reflect on the meaning
of your vocation and how you are being invited to live out your faith.
Sat., Jan. 24, 10:00 am-5:00 pm at St. Margaret Mary Parish
Information and Registration can be found at: charisministries.org/
Marriage_Wisconsin_Jan2015.
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Are You Ready To Cut For A
Cause?
Monday, Feb. 16,
1:15 pm in the PAAC
Ladies &
Gentlemen! Please
help to raise awareness by
having your head shaved
or donate your ponytail
during our all-school
assembly, so that children
in need of hair may have access to a
fitted wig!
This year, donations will benefit
Children With Hair Loss, created as a
resource for all children who have
medically-related hair loss. It is their
mission to empower these children to
become whole again by making hair
replacement available to those who
may be financially challenged or do
not have the means of obtaining the
hair they want and need.
Questions? Contact Jessica Brown
at [email protected].
Looking For Employment?
St. Dominic Catholic Parish
Women Grace
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Save the date for our next
event on
Wednesday, January 28
with Father Dom!
Father Domenic J. Roscioli brings an enlightening approach to being a
Catholic priest through story telling of his unique experiences in life
and relating them to the challenges faced by people in their everyday
lives.
Along my life journey, I’ve discovered why flamingos are pink, what
guns and ice cream have in common, and what God whispers to each of
us in our mother’s womb. I’d like to share my stories and relate them to
your story, in God’s grand design.
~ Father Dom
**Please watch the bulletin in the coming weeks for further details.**
40+ of Southeastern Wisconsin is a self-help support, resource, and advocacy
group for job-seekers from Southeastern Wisconsin. There are no membership,
initiation, or entrance fees. This group helps people to hone their job-seeking
skills and offers network opportunities among participants. It meets every
Saturday morning at St. Dominic Catholic Parish in MC6 at 8:00 am.
If You Or A Parishioner You
Know Are Sick Or
Hospitalized...
Federal Privacy Regulation HIPAA
(Health Insurance Portability &
Accountability Act) prohibits all
hospitals from informing churches of
a patient’s presence unless the
patient gives permission for the
hospital to do so. If you (or another
parishioner you know) are admitted
to a hospital and would like
remembrance in prayer or a pastoral
visit, please call the Parish Center at
262.781.3480.
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In Loving Remembrance
In your charity, please remember in your prayers the
following people who recently died:
† Arlene M. Krawczyk, mother of Fr. Brad Krawczyk
† Lilian Selestow, mother of Blaze (Sue) Selestow, Mary
Fisher, Grandmother of Blaze, Jr. (Erin), Jaclyn (Josh)
Pinter, Anthony, Theresa, Elizabeth, Evon, Anna, and
Suzanne Selestow, and Jimmy Fisher, Great grandmother
of Trae Wyatt Pinter
Remember In Your Prayers…
...parishioners or family of parishioners who are ill, or
recovering from injury or surgery, especially Judy Bickler,
Russell Bordeaux, Brian Brouillette, Carol Dati, Kaley
Donohue, Kathleen Fischer, Bridget Griepentrog, Larry
Hanson, Elaine Kleinhans, Dave Kornacki, Tom Leupold,
Janet Lillie, Adam David Maresca, Joe Marincic, Marlene
Pribe, Kenneth Schaefer, Jeff Steinhardt, Robert
Stormowski, Peggy Tate, Jim Toby, Mary Jane Walsh,
Dolores Wechter, Katie Wilkenson, Jim Wolak, Pat Wutke
and Jim Zielinski
Sanctuary Lamps
The Church Lamp burns in December in memory of
Sally Widmann.
The Chapel Lamp burns in December for the health of
Fr. Luke Strand.
The Church Lamp will burn in January in memory of
Francis Koenigs, Jim Smith and Mike Erickson.
The Chapel Lamp will burn in January in honor of
Bishop Donald Hying and for the successful selection
of a new Auxiliary Bishop for the Archdiocese of
Milwaukee.
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Mass Intentions
Monday, December 29—St. Thomas Beckett
8:30 am † Cale Austin (Phil & Delores Austin)
Mother of Perpetual Help Devotion
Tuesday, December 30
6:30 am † Francis Koenigs (Elaine Koenigs & family)
Wednesday, December 31—St. Sylvester
4:30 pm † Dr. Ben Vondrak (Jim & Mariann Ryan)
Thursday, January 1—Solemnity of Mary, the Holy
Mother of God
(Holy Day of Obligation)
8:30 am † Anna Mueller (Mueller family)
10:30 am † Thomas L. McKeown (Jan Patterson)
Friday, January 2—St. Basil the Great &
St. Gregory Nazianzen
8:30 am † Dr. Eugene Skrzypek (Mike & Joan Hartnett)
Anointing of the Sick
Rosary in the Chapel after Mass
Saturday, January 3
3:30 pm Individual Reconciliation in the Chapel
4:30 pm Cunningham & Jaeger families (Judy Schmidt)
Sunday, January 4
7:30 am † Stephen P. Pontus, Sr. (David & Mary Claire
Ashpole)
9:00 am † Arlene M. Krawczyk (Sue & Terry Ripple)
† John Aukofer (Ron Mulvaney)
Baptism of Margaret Anne DeLise
11:00 am For All Parishioners
Please visit www.stdominic.net or call the Parish Center for sacramental information.
Parish Center……………………………….….....262.781.3480
Pastor, Father David H. Reith………………………………..x222
Associate Pastor, Father Brad Krawczyk……………...x224
Deacon, Larry LaFond…………………………….262.373.0340
Deacon, Greg Diciaula…………………………….262.547.4216
Teaching Parish Seminarian, Michael Thiel………..x229
Administrative Services, Amy Whittenberger….... x253
Child Ministry, Stacey Irvine……………………………….x251
Liturgy & Music, Paul Burzynski..……………………......x240
Youth & Young Adult Ministry, Debbie Olla………..x252
Finance Administration, Karen Chaffee………...…....x223
Marketing-Communications, Meg Picciolo .............. x248
Parish Membership & Events, Molly Schmidt......... x241
Evangelization Minister, Brian Magliocco…………...x620
Administrative Assistants:
Finance, Jeanne Verthein ................................................. x227
Liturgy/Music & Human Concerns, Barb Schenauer . x242
Lifelong Faith Formation, Debbie Caputo………….x250
Administrative Support, Judy Shilka........................ x228
Maintenance Supervisor, Steve Veres ........................ x282
Maintenance Staff, Dan Hughes ...................................... x282
Weekend Maintenance Staff, Tim Buckingham...... x282
School Office…………………………………………...783.7565
School Principal, Jill Fischer ............................................. x271
School Secretary, Mary Kay Reinbold .......................... x280
Parish Trustees
Michael Ricci .................................................................. 781.1358
Jerry Buting .................................................................... 783.6555
Pastoral Council Officers
E-mail ................................... [email protected]
Chair, Don Drees ................................................ 262.781.2516
Vice Chair, Jim Palzewicz ......................... 262.790.1209
Secretary, Meg Siehr ........................................ 262.691.2139
Additional Contacts
Marcy Center ........................................................ 781.3480 x233
Marcy Center Kitchen ....................................... 781.3480 x232
Prayer Network: Kathy Monday............................. 790.0535
St. Vincent de Paul Helpline ................................................ x600
Email addresses for all staff members may be found on our website, www.stdominic.net.
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Server Schedule
Readings for the Week of Dec. 28
Saturday, January 3
4:30 pm Sam Reinbold/Alex Reinbold/
Tony Herro
Sun:
Mon:
Tues:
Wed:
Thurs:
Fri:
Sat:
Sun:
Sunday, January 4
7:30 am Adult Servers
9:00 am Emily Maslowski/
Sara Maslowski/Madelyn Jessick
11:00 am Patrick Donohue/Christopher
Davis/Dominic Kowalik
Sir 3:2-6, 12-14/Col 3:12-21
1 Jn 2:3-11/Lk 2:22-35
1 Jn 2:12-17/Lk 2:36-40
1 Jn 2:18-21/Jn 1:1-18
Nm 6:22-27/Gal 4:4-7/Lk 2:16-21
1 Jn 2:22-28/Jn 1:19-28
1 Jn 2:29--3:6/Jn 1:29-34
Is 60:1-6/Eph 3:2-3a, 5-6/Mt 2:1-12
This Week’s Schedule
Sunday, December 28
9:00 pm
Adult Men's Basketball-PAF
Monday, December 29
No meetings scheduled
Tuesday, December 30
No meetings scheduled
Wednesday, December 31
10:00 am
Playgroup-MC5/6
4:30 pm
Holy Day Mass of Anticipation-Church
Thursday, January 1—Holy Day of Obligation
8:30 am
Holy Day Mass-Church
10:30 am
Holy Day Mass-Church
3:00 pm
Siena House Meal-Offsite
9:00 pm
Adult Men's Basketball-PAF
Friday, January 2
6:00 pm
AA Meeting-MC6
6:00 pm
Confirmation Retreat-Offsite
9:00 pm
Adult Co-ed Volleyball-PAF
Saturday, January 3—Hebron House Collection
7:00 am
Men's Ministry-MC1-3
8:00 am
40+-MC6
Sunday, January 4—Hebron House Collection
10:00 am
Hospitality Sunday-MC7/KI
10:10 am
RCIA-AFM Room
9:00 pm
Adult Men's Basketball-PAF
Meeting Room Key
AFM-Adult & Family Ministry Room • CH-Church • C-Cafeteria • KI-Kitchen • L-Library • MC-Marcy Center
PAF-Parish Athletic Facility • PAAC-Parish Arts & Activity Center • PC-Parish Center • PG-Prayer Gardens
• S-Storage • SMR-School Meeting Room • TL-Teacher’s Lounge • YR-Youth Room
CHRISTMAS 2014
For it is through the Holy Spirit that this child has been conceived in her. She will bear a son and you
are to name him Jesus, because he will save his people from their sins. (Matthew 1:20-21)
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Many of us feel especially nostalgic during Advent and Christmas. With the spirit of giving and sharing,
everywhere we look, it’s the perfect time to reflect on days gone by. Memories of celebrations of the birth of our
Blessed Savior through the years, bring us smiles and sometimes, even tears. The decorations, lights, gifts, bells
and Nativity scenes transport us to moments with our families. This is often the time we think of them most.
Family, while always a priority, has been a special focal point for the Church this year. From our own
Archdiocesan Synod here in Milwaukee, to the Vatican’s Extraordinary Synod of Bishops on the Family, both
recognize the significance of life at home. As St. John Paul II frequently noted, the family is the domestic Church:
“Christian marriage and family build up the Church: for in the family the human person is not only brought into
being and progressively introduced by means of education into the human community, but by means of rebirth
in baptism and education in the faith is also introduced to God’s family, which is the Church.”
As we look at the Holy Family, we see the love of God for us. When we think of a family, this is one
beautiful example. An infant—the Light of the World and his Virgin Mother, both left in the care of Joseph; a
man revered by me and many others, as the world’s greatest stepfather. Jesus’ highly-anticipated and prophesized
arrival, made Him the world’s most-loved and most-hated newborn at the same time. These three people, by all
accounts, were fugitives. Carrying precious cargo, these loving parents remained faithful to God. Even in the
midst of great danger and personal sacrifice, Mary and Joseph put Christ first.
What wonderful lessons from our Holy Mother and Earthly Patron! When we put our Savior first and
place our families in His care, we will be forever blessed.
Take time to treasure your family during this very special season. After all, the ability to give love and to
receive love, is the greatest gift we share, as followers of Christ. May the Lord’s peace and grace be with you this
Christmas, and throughout 2015!
Merry Christmas,
Most Reverend Jerome E. Listecki
Archbishop of Milwaukee
The Holy See, often
referred to as
Vatican City or
simply the Vatican,
is the seat of the
Roman Catholic
Church and its
ruler, the Supreme
Pontiff or Pope.
The Holy See is the
world's smallest
independent state.
We are excited to share with you the logo for the
St. Dominic Dinner Auction to be held on Saturday,
February 6, 2016!
As we begin preparation for this wonderful night of fun
and fellowship, we hope this logo will be an image that
speaks of hope for a successful evening, helps us focus
on our mission, calls us to be filled with the Holy Spirit,
and reminds us to hold tightly to the amazing history
and traditions of our Catholic faith as we gather together
for the benefit of our parish.
Are YOU getting ready for A Knight in Vatican City?
Contact [email protected] for more information or
to volunteer!
Christmas Memorials 2014
We would like to gratefully acknowledge the following parishioners in providing special offerings for
Christmas flowers and decorations, totaling $2,685.00 in memory of those listed below.
Thank you for your part in making our worship space so beautiful.
Please keep these people in your prayers.
From:
In Memory Of:
The Achatz Family
Lil Bardele Family
Art & Mary Bartkowiak
Berggren Family
Biel Family
Kaye Blankenheim
Ron & Barbara Christian
James & Debbie Cunningham
Fran Cvetan
Deacon Greg & Linda Diciaula
Jim & Cathy Dix
Norm & Gerrie Domach
Barb Donohue
Ron & Diane Ebly
Dona Eckhardt
Mary Evanich
Randy, Donna, Madison & Connor Felber
Tom & Betty Franken
Florence B. Glomski
William & Linda Goglia
Robert & Mary Graeff
Frank & Sheila Grandelis
Mary Griesbach
Arnold & Elaine Gross
Larry & Dorothy Hanson
Joan Heckel
Mary Holan
Chris & Cathy Illman
The Jarosz family
Marilyn Johnston
William Chaffee, The Paczesny Family, The Krueger/Knopf Family
Glenn and Mark Bardele
Jakub & Maria Bartkowiak and Ralph & Rita Schulz
Jennifer Berggren & Genevieve Balthazor
Ken Biel
Doug Blankenheim; Ken & Janice Duveneck
Deceased members of the Sauve & Christian families
Douglas Jaeger
Joe Cvetan
Deceased Members of the Diciaula & Koehler families
Jim & Dorothy Dix
Elmer & Christine Schreiner and Steven & Emily Domach
Jerry Donohue
Ebly & Jablonski Family
Bill Eckhardt
Ann Jaeger & John Evanich
Don & Evelyn Meier
Deceased members of the Franken & Krumplitsch families
Norbert J. Glomski
Beloved Goglia, Petrella, Restaino & Donatiello families
Graeff & Neher families
Grandelis & Heinen families
Marc Griesbach & son, Marc G.
Bernice Boxrucker
Members of the Hanson & Viegut families
Jack Heckel
Edward Holan
Stan Illman
Jessica Jarosz
Rennie, Tom & Barb Johnston, Deceased members of
Schlenzig families
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Knapp
Francis Koenigs
Paul W. Kostuch
Gerard & Austin Koth
Kingston James Kryzanek
Anne, Ben & Robert Kuhlow
Jerry & Christopher Kush
Deceased members of the LaFond, Smith & Kienast families
John Kapps
Maro & Laske families
Patricia M. Leedy
Deceased members of Haubner, Dunn, Bower, Kloth & Loose families
LeRoy & Frances Malson and Patricia Schiller
Charles G. Knapp
Elaine Koenigs, wife
Ernest & Mary Kostuch
Mr. Theodore & Dr. Kathleen Koth
Jim & Eva Kryzanek
Marianne Kuhlow
The Kush family
Deacon Larry & Cathy LaFond
Jim & Kara Larcheid
David & Jackie Laske
Glenn Leedy
Wayne & Pat Loose
David & Jackie Malson
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Christmas Memorials 2014
From:
In Memory Of:
Josephine Manchester
Michele, Margherita, Denise & Anthony Brondino,
Donald, Harold & Belle Manchester & Maureen Kucera
& Katherine Devan
Deceased relatives and friends
Marka & Burt families
Deceased members of McGinn & Clark families
John Myatt, Jr.
Husband and Sons
Bob Nielsen
O’Connor and Hausner Families
Nora Pagenkopf
Palm & Masterson families
Russell Paulin
Becker family
Patricia Schiller
Ken Ploeckelman
Lawrence Polansky
Adolph & Bertha Reith, Edwin & Esther Bauman,
Henry A. Reith and Marty Pierson
Barbara Warren
Ceferino & Nimfa Santiago
Barbara Baron & Dan Sawasky
Helene Ostrowski
Brent E. Wahlen
Deceased members of the Peterson & Sladky families
Sottile, Pisano, and Esolen Families
George and Marguerite Sternig
David Stich
Don & Marcella Stornowski and Albert & Evelyn Totsky
Roemer & Tauscher Families
Jack Tomansky
Charles Treder
Timothy Paul Trokan, Jr.
Norbert Tulachka
Alison Verhaalen
Ardis Vlasak
Larry Wanserski and Karch & Wanserski families
Stephen & Helen Hauser
Melvin Patenaude
Ben & Ethel Wingenter
Msgr. Thomas Berry, Frank & Dorothy Berry, Sr. MaryClare
Gebauer
Mark Zoellick
Lois Marincic
Ron Kittleson & Sharon Marka
Pat McGinn
Deb Myatt
Sarah Nastoff
Jackie Nielsen
Ed & Carol O’Connor
The Coletta Pagenkopf Family
Bernie and Norma Palm
Kathy Paulin
Diann Pergande
Karin Malson & Christopher Peterson
Helen Ploeckelman
Betty Polansky
Father David Reith & Family
Fritz & Audrey Sajdak (parents)
Leo & Mina Vitangcol
The Sawasky Family
Edell Schaefer
Mary Skladanek
Warren & Marilyn Sladky
Rosemary Sottile
Lorraine Sternig
Danita Stich
Robert & Marilyn Stormowski
Hans & Cecelia Tauscher
Shirley Tomansky, wife
Elizabeth & Margaret Treder
Trokan Family
Mary Tulachka
Weber & Claas Families
Arthur Vlasak
Kathy Wanserski
Diane Washbush
Sandra Wellner
Diane Wingenter
William & Pat Wutke
Peter & Jackie Zoellick
We also want to thank the following parishioners for their generous donations
for Christmas flowers and decorations. God Bless You!
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hoeffler
James & Kathleen Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schulenburg
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Shecterle
Patricia Smith
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(414) 466-0210
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Fax (414) 466-8337
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262-782-5940
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414-325-8678
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