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<strong>Paige</strong> <strong>Marie</strong> <strong>Ambrosius</strong><br />
<strong>Thomas</strong> <strong>Philip</strong> <strong>Bleich</strong><br />
<strong>Madissen</strong> <strong>Marie</strong> Caballero<br />
Olivia <strong>Marie</strong> Clark<br />
Jose Jesse Dela Cruz<br />
Taylor Danielle Dietz<br />
Jack Michael Fitzgerald<br />
Natalia Halyna Frinak<br />
Lorelei <strong>Marie</strong> Fritsche<br />
<strong>Philip</strong> Clarence Fritsche, Jr.<br />
Alexander John Graff<br />
Kyle Scott Graff<br />
Ana Sucely Holschbach<br />
Abbey Lynn Indermuehle<br />
Madison Elizabeth Jewell<br />
Ryan Michael Kaul<br />
Nicholas Aaron Klavekoske<br />
Aaron Mark Kremsreiter<br />
Mercedes Claire Krenz<br />
Join us as we celebrate<br />
an SKDS 8th grade milestone.<br />
Graduation Mass is<br />
at 7pm<br />
on June 1.<br />
A reception follows<br />
in the school cafeteria.<br />
Madeline Faye McGauley<br />
Ana Maria Miller<br />
Jessica Rose Neuman<br />
Tessa <strong>Marie</strong> Ostermann<br />
Kristen Serna Pajarillo<br />
Shivali Akxay Patel<br />
Erika <strong>Marie</strong> Priewe<br />
Claudia Guadalupe Ramirez<br />
Hunter Eugene Rechek<br />
Jared Ronald Schmitt<br />
Samantha Anne Schmitt<br />
Katherine Louise Schulz<br />
Nathan Joseph Simon<br />
Carter James Smith<br />
Desiree Jo Stehling<br />
Samuel Scott Uhrich<br />
Mariah Faye Warmka<br />
Samuel John Wiersma<br />
Ascencion of the Lord May 20, 2012 1
Beyond this World and With It – Ascension Sunday<br />
2 St. Katharine Drexel Parish<br />
A Message from Fr. Mike<br />
The First Communion ritual really speaks volumes about the nature of Easter. Parents have their children so nicely<br />
dressed. The children are prepared to receive the Eucharist with complete excitement. The children are both of<br />
heaven and with us on Earth on this beautiful day.<br />
Jesus’ ascension has him traveling from our world yet somehow staying a part of it. Only with the eyes of faith can<br />
we see and hear Him. When we see Him, no other person is more radically with us.<br />
The bishops of these United States have kicked off a two month campaign entitled Fortnight for Freedom<br />
(http://usccb.org/issues-and-action/religious-liberty/fortnight-for-freedom/). In this campaign they wish us to take a<br />
look at the first amendment and advocate for a separation of church and state especially regarding the mandate for<br />
health care coverage. There is great concern that parts or the whole of Catholic Institutions may be forced to pay for<br />
government care that is against our church teaching (especially of concern is abortion in all of its forms).<br />
This is, of course, a complicated question as the Catholic Church has been advocating for many years for a right to<br />
health care for all citizens. So now we need to be with the need for health care yet apart from the moral challenges of<br />
particular forms of health care.<br />
Perhaps we can think this through by looking at our constitutional documents:<br />
Preamble to the Constitution:<br />
We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic<br />
Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty<br />
to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.<br />
The First Amendment<br />
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;<br />
or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to<br />
petition the Government for a redress of grievances.<br />
Some look into these basic documents and only see the extremes of libertarianism and communism. In reality, they<br />
contain a balance of both. We see that people will want to freely assemble to look after the welfare of the whole but<br />
also want to have independence from others. Perhaps it is the human condition to be with and apart – depending<br />
upon our mood or our self interest.<br />
So why is Jesus both with us and apart from us? He wishes us to be the Body of Christ. His presence gives us hope<br />
that we can know reconciliation. His going before us encourages us to say our own yes to the Holy Spirit and boldly<br />
express God’s love.<br />
When it comes to health care – it seems we are called to unity of purpose in caring for the welfare of all while still<br />
saying no to the sin of abortion.<br />
When it comes to state politics – it seems we are called to say no to the sin of deficit spending while allowing people<br />
to freely assemble.<br />
With Jesus Christ we can do both, for He does both. We can say yes to being fundamentally with each other while<br />
allowing independence necessary for healthy relationships where we can challenge each other’s sins.<br />
Once again, with Jesus Christ, all things are possible.<br />
Fr. Michael Erwin
Hope Unites Us Anew Update<br />
The energy for this campaign is continuing to grow. We have had a good amount of families<br />
commit to this campaign. Their donation per family is excellent and so we are already<br />
over $400,000 of our $600,000 campaign.<br />
Now we need to get as many of our families to participate as possible. Here are two options:<br />
Individual and small group visits. We have some individuals who are prepared to<br />
come out to your home or small group to present what we are planning to do with this<br />
new parish center. They can also talk through and assist you with different ways to<br />
contribute. If you wish to have this, please call the Parish Center or Fr. Mike at 920-<br />
887-2082.<br />
Phone calling campaign. We are looking for volunteers who would like to use a<br />
script to contact families that have not committed to this campaign. We will not be<br />
targeting seniors in our parish but instead people around Fr. Mike’s age. A simple,<br />
friendly script has been developed that you can use at your home or at our offices with<br />
small groups of callers. Again, you can contact the Parish Center to volunteer.<br />
The whole point of this effort to build a new Parish Center is that it would unite us as<br />
never before. For that reason, even a small donation that is a responsible amount for you would help us build up<br />
this team called St. Katharine Drexel Parish.<br />
Let us pray through Pentecost, next Sunday, that the Holy Spirit will be generously poured upon our parish that<br />
we can accomplish all that God has called us to do to grow in faith and service to the world!<br />
The walking rosary will be held<br />
on Sunday, May 27, at 6pm at St. Peter Cemetery.<br />
Please join Boy Scout Troop 724 with this Memorial<br />
Day tradition.<br />
Ascencion of the Lord May 20, 2012 3
LIFELONG FAITH<br />
UPDATES...<br />
Graduating Seniors!<br />
We will be recognizing you at our<br />
10:00AM Mass on Sunday, June 3. If<br />
you are interested in participating,<br />
please contact Kristin at the<br />
Formation Office 887-2082, ext. 111.<br />
Our graduating Seniors will sit<br />
together and process in as part of the<br />
celebration! Please contact us THIS<br />
WEEK!<br />
The facebook page for St. Katharine<br />
Drexel Parish Formation/Youth<br />
Ministry is now under “Katharine<br />
Drexel”. Search for us and ask to<br />
“be a friend”. We’ll add you to the<br />
list and keep you informed of<br />
summer events and other exciting<br />
things.<br />
MISSION TRIPS<br />
Please contact the formation office if<br />
you think you would like to participate<br />
in a mission trip during the summer of<br />
2013.<br />
Middle School and High School<br />
Trips are available for Summer<br />
2013. The planning begins now.<br />
Please contact the Formation Office<br />
at 887-2082, ext. 111 if you would<br />
like to be part of a team.<br />
LEADERSHIP<br />
National Catholic Youth<br />
Conference.<br />
Another opportunity to see the<br />
Catholic Faith ALIVE nationally.<br />
Join 25000 other Catholic Teens in<br />
Indianapolis in Nov. 2013. Again,<br />
planning starts now!<br />
SUMMER EVENTS<br />
BD Lives begins June 18 — Swan<br />
Park<br />
LIFEFEST: July 14<br />
VBS: August<br />
4 St. Katharine Drexel Parish<br />
Isaiah Bahls<br />
Jaden Barstow<br />
Gibrant Baudelio<br />
Elijah Booth<br />
Oliver Booth<br />
Spencer Booth<br />
Katelyn Braker<br />
Daniel Brown<br />
Kristina Brown<br />
Jaquelin Castillo<br />
America Chapa<br />
Lily Cheek<br />
Kailey Coats<br />
Hector de la Cruz<br />
Brendon Daley<br />
Josh Delgadillo<br />
Danielle Dewar<br />
Andrea Diaz<br />
Luke Eberle<br />
Jahir Espinosa<br />
Magdalena Espinoza<br />
Samantha Espinoza<br />
Brandon Freber<br />
Alejandra Galvan<br />
Corey Gundert<br />
Shelby Gundert<br />
Chloe Harkins<br />
Matthew Hendrix<br />
Will Kaufmann<br />
Emma Klockow<br />
Evan Klug<br />
Brady Lafler<br />
May 19-20, 2012<br />
20 de Mayo 2012<br />
Elise Mangan<br />
Jennifer Martinez<br />
Oscar Martinez<br />
Valeria Aguirre Martinez<br />
Vanessa Aguirre Martinez<br />
Ashley Medina<br />
Rosa Molina<br />
Kenny Moore<br />
David Munoz<br />
Itzel Ontiveros<br />
Stephanie Ontiveros<br />
Claudia Pelayo<br />
Alexis Garcia Perez<br />
Ivan Pelayo<br />
Parker Radig<br />
Samantha Radig<br />
Leonel Ramos<br />
Declan Reinke<br />
Ella Roux<br />
Shayleigh Avalos Salas<br />
McKenzie Seufzer<br />
Brendan Simon<br />
Michael Stofflet<br />
Connor Strasser<br />
Jonathan E. Tamayo<br />
Tristan Tiffany<br />
Nathan Tisdale<br />
Brandon Walsh<br />
Hailey Washtock<br />
Jake Weber<br />
Christopher Yankay
Parish finances and ministry<br />
May 26/27 4:30 PM 8:00 AM 10:00 AM<br />
Servers<br />
May<br />
12/13<br />
collection<br />
Offertory<br />
Meredith Turner<br />
Greg Schulz<br />
Envelopes<br />
$ 23,943<br />
1,250<br />
—————<br />
$ 25,193<br />
Budget<br />
$ 17,980<br />
1,365<br />
—————<br />
$ 19,345<br />
Lorelei Fritsche<br />
<strong>Philip</strong> Fritsche<br />
Nolan Cain<br />
Actual YTD<br />
$ 826,302<br />
59,918<br />
—————<br />
$ 886,220<br />
Budget<br />
YTD<br />
$ 791,120<br />
60,060<br />
————<br />
$ 851,180<br />
Livi Clark<br />
Elaina Bohlig<br />
Gavin Bohlig<br />
Lectors Courtney Bloomer Gail Nampel Diane Braker<br />
Musicians Barb/Tanya Susan /Tanya Adult Choir/Marilyn<br />
May<br />
Ministers<br />
of<br />
Hospitality<br />
SACRAMENTS<br />
Baptism<br />
The Sunday Baptism<br />
preparation classes are<br />
held on the second<br />
Sunday of every other<br />
month ( January, March,<br />
May, July, September,<br />
November).<br />
If you would like to<br />
have your child<br />
baptized, please contact<br />
Carol Herbrand at<br />
928-6824 for baptismal<br />
preparation<br />
arrangements.<br />
LITURGICAL MINISTER SCHEDULE<br />
Don Schulz<br />
Harry Manning<br />
John Leiting<br />
Aaron Kraintz<br />
Lois Levenhagen<br />
Greg Armstrong<br />
James Multhauf<br />
Erik Gavin<br />
Gavin Bohlig<br />
Ken Schwartz<br />
3 MOH needed<br />
Marriage<br />
Please contact the<br />
Parish Center at least six<br />
months before the date<br />
of the wedding.<br />
DEVOTIONS<br />
Mother of Perpetual<br />
Help<br />
Tuesdays 4 PM<br />
Rosary<br />
Monday through Friday<br />
one-half hour before<br />
Mass<br />
Eric Wait/Katharine Steil—2nd Bann<br />
Fritz Stange<br />
Paul Roedl<br />
Brett Rechek<br />
Alice Matson<br />
Art Schroeder<br />
David Straseske<br />
Exposition of the<br />
Blessed Sacrament<br />
Second Thursday each<br />
month in English.<br />
Adoration begins after<br />
AM Mass<br />
Benediction at 6:30 PM<br />
Second Friday each<br />
month in Spanish<br />
8:00 PM – 11:00 PM<br />
Profit/Deficit<br />
$ 35,182<br />
142<br />
—————<br />
$ 35,040<br />
Contribution Envelopes—please be sure to write your full name or<br />
use an address label on the back of your envelopes. That will help us to<br />
be able to enter the contributions to the correct name. Thank you to<br />
those who have done so! It helps us a great deal :)<br />
.<br />
Profit<br />
$63,923 YTD<br />
Need to make $1,442 in profit<br />
each week to make our goal of<br />
$75,000. We are behind $967<br />
Don’t forget scrip for your<br />
First Communions, Memorial<br />
Day cookouts, Graduations,<br />
4th of July celebrations and<br />
summer vacations!<br />
Groceries<br />
Gas & Auto Parts<br />
Hotels & Car Rentals<br />
Clothing & Accessories<br />
Restaurants<br />
Prescriptions<br />
Health & Beauty<br />
Books & Music<br />
Entertainment<br />
Sporting Goods<br />
Home Improvement<br />
We have it all!<br />
Specials:<br />
Dell 6% until 5/25<br />
Applebee's 10% until 5/25<br />
Land’s End 18% until 5/25<br />
Sears 6% until 6/1<br />
Uno’s Pizzeria 14% until 6/15<br />
Have time on Mondays, Wednesdays<br />
or Thursdays? We could really use<br />
your help! Please Call 920-887-2082<br />
Please remember all Scrip orders are due at<br />
the Scrip Office by 9:30AM on Mondays.<br />
We only order once per week.<br />
Scrip Purchases:<br />
Office is open on Fridays 8AM-9:30AM for<br />
walk-in purchases. You may also purchase<br />
scrip in the back of church after Mass on the<br />
weekends.<br />
Scrip Volunteers for 5/26 & 5/27<br />
4:30 Crombie, Klavekoske & Minnig<br />
8am Bennett, J.Otto & Klawitter<br />
10am Simon, Rechek & Turner<br />
scrip@stkatharinedrexelbd.org<br />
Ascencion of the Lord May 20, 2012 5
A note of appreciation for all you’ve done:<br />
Ana Xielaly Acosta y Desiny Gomez; Kathy, Klara, & Greg Armstrong<br />
Matthew Braker; Joanne Caughlin; Kathy Dries; Arden Howey; Irene Kroken;<br />
Herb Lehner; Carol Lockwood; Sandy Schneider, Pat Soldner; Victoria Sauer;<br />
Steve & Kathy Voigt; and Elaine Wheeler.<br />
A special thanks to Craig & Mary Payne, new to Beaver Dam and the parish,<br />
who graciously responded to the need of preparing & delivering the roses,<br />
setting up, supervising, manning a table for two masses, and tearing down<br />
after the noon Mass.<br />
Thank you all for helping with the Mother’s Day Rose Sale.<br />
Muchas gracias a todos. It couldn’t have been done without<br />
you! Matthew Lanser, Human Concerns Committee; Dodge County Right to Life<br />
6 St. Katharine Drexel Parish<br />
Next weekend<br />
there will be<br />
containers with<br />
Holy Water and<br />
prayer cards<br />
available in the front of Church.<br />
When visiting the graveside of a<br />
loved one, say the prayer and<br />
sprinkle the grave with the Holy<br />
Water. This is a special way to<br />
remember those near and dear<br />
to us on the Memorial Day<br />
weekend.<br />
2012<br />
Seminary<br />
Summer Camps<br />
formation . fun . under<br />
the dome<br />
June 15-17<br />
GRADE SCHOOL<br />
June 20-22<br />
GRADE SCHOOL<br />
June 24-26<br />
HIGH SCHOOL<br />
LEARN MORE AND<br />
REGISTER TODAY AT<br />
www.thinkpriest.org
St. Katharine Drexel Parish<br />
Center<br />
131 W. Maple Ave. | Beaver Dam,<br />
WI 53916<br />
Monday - Thursday 8 AM-3:30 PM<br />
Fri. 8 AM-12PM<br />
Telephone: (920) 887-2082<br />
Fax: (920) 885-7602<br />
www.stkatharinedrexelbd.org<br />
Scripture for May 21-27<br />
21 Mon Acts 19:1-8/ Jn<br />
16:29-33<br />
22 Tue Acts 20:17-27/Jn<br />
17:1-11a<br />
23 Wed Acts 20:28-38/Jn<br />
17:11b-19<br />
24 Thu Acts 22:30; 23:6-<br />
11/Jn 17:20-26<br />
25 Fri Acts 25:13b-21/Jn<br />
21:15-19<br />
26 Sat Morning: Acts<br />
28:16-20,30-31/Jn<br />
21:20-25<br />
27 SUN Vigil: Gn 11:1-9 or<br />
Ex 19:3-8a, 16-20b<br />
or Ez 37:1-14 or Jl<br />
3:1-5/Rom 8:22-<br />
27/ Jn 7:37-39<br />
Day: Acts 2:1-11/1<br />
Cor 12:3b-7, 12-13<br />
or Gal 5:16-25/Jn<br />
20:19-23 or Jn<br />
15:26-27; 16:12-15<br />
Prayer Network Ministry: Please<br />
call Marcie Kastenmeier at 885-4373<br />
to have a name added to our network.<br />
Caring Hearts Ministry ~<br />
Caring Hearts is a new part of<br />
Human Concerns for St. Katharine<br />
Drexel. We now have several<br />
people that are ready to begin<br />
making home visits. If you or<br />
someone you know would be<br />
interested in a home visit, please<br />
call:<br />
Alice Matson at 887-8783<br />
Ed Cody at 887-0548<br />
Phoebe Weiss at 210-1410<br />
Prayer & Worship<br />
Prepare * Participate * Reflect *<br />
Our worship site is at 511 S. Spring St.<br />
Sunday Mass<br />
Saturday at 4:30 PM<br />
Sunday at 8:00 AM, 10 AM and 12 Noon (Spanish)<br />
Weekday Masses and<br />
Mass Intentions<br />
MONDAY: May 21<br />
St. Christopher Magallanes<br />
8:20 AM † Jim Hickey S<br />
TUESDAY: May 22<br />
St. Rita of Cascia<br />
8:20 AM † Ronald Caughlin M<br />
WEDNESDAY: May 23<br />
8:20 AM † Hugh Kirsch M<br />
THURSDAY: May 24<br />
8:20 AM † Mildred Henderson S<br />
FRIDAY: May 25<br />
St. Bede the Venerable; St. Gregory;<br />
St. Mary Magdalene dè Pazzi<br />
8:20 AM † Clara Schweiger S<br />
10:00 AM Hillside Manor M<br />
SATURDAY: May 26<br />
St. <strong>Philip</strong> Neri<br />
9:30 ~ Confessions S<br />
4:30 PM † Ruth Ann Graff S<br />
SUNDAY: May 27<br />
Pentecost Sunday<br />
8:00 AM † Don Bartell M<br />
10:00 AM † David Christine M<br />
12:00 PM † Pedro y Gilberto Zavala S<br />
Code M:Fr. Mike S: Fr. Selvin<br />
Parish Cemeteries<br />
St. Peter: Rodger Mattson<br />
….920-887-3566<br />
St. Patrick: Margaret Bennett<br />
….920-887-1515<br />
St. Michael: Rochelle Pufahl<br />
….920-887-1375<br />
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Ascencion of the Lord May 20, 2012 7
8 St. Katharine Drexel Parish
These framed sketches are the result from your earlier vote. There were four specific items indicated that you, the parishioners,<br />
wanted to see in the window. They were:<br />
Simplify the border around the window.<br />
St. Katharine Drexel looking at the children.<br />
Both studios were given these directives and requested to submit one more sketch for your approval.<br />
Design #1: The border has been simplified; St. Katharine Drexel is looking at the children, her feet are not showing, and the<br />
Eucharist is represented at the top center of the window. You will notice three churches are shown at the bottom of the window, just<br />
above the grass line, which represents the merging of the parishes. The finished size is 4 foot by 8 foot, with a two foot arch at the<br />
top of the window. The black line on this design is a stabilizer bar and will not be visible when the window is completed.<br />
Design #2: In this window, St. Katharine Drexel is the focal point. The border is simplified, representing the “old” to blend with the<br />
other windows. The Eucharist is represented by a modern contemporary version, which represents the “new”. The churches in the<br />
background represent the merger. The three crucifixes on top of the churches represent Calvary and the crucifixion of Jesus. The<br />
finished size is 4 foot by 8 foot with an arch at the top.<br />
Both studios use a safety-laminated glass or an energy efficient window to protect the window from the elements. Only the best<br />
foreign and domestic hand-selected stained glass will be used. Where the colors appear to be opaque does not necessarily mean<br />
the color in the final window.<br />
These are sketches. The window itself will show more hand painted detail. As you study the sketches, look at the detail to help<br />
decide what you would want in your window. While something may appear too large or too small, remember this is a much smaller<br />
version of the window. We can “tweak” the sketch, but moving an item from one sketch and putting it in the other one is not an<br />
option.<br />
Both stained glass studios are very reputable and have been in business for many years. Having worked with both studios, either<br />
one would provide us with a beautiful window. The bid cost is approximately $125, but did not include the opening of the wall for the<br />
window placement.<br />
Remember, the final decision is YOURS. Voting will take place through May 27. Once the votes are in, the selected sketch will<br />
appear in church, and the result will appear in the bulletin.<br />
Voting ballots are in<br />
church and will be<br />
available through the<br />
weekend of May 27.<br />
St. Katharine Drexel’s feet are not showing<br />
from under her skirt.<br />
Representation of the Eucharistic.<br />
Ascencion of the Lord May 20, 2012 9
Cheese Cake<br />
SKDS Band Guild has Cheese Cake for sale!<br />
We are offering two ways for you to enjoy the Cheese Cakes this summer. You can pre-order a whole<br />
cheese cake now and pick it up after Mass the weekend of July 7& 8 or you can come on down to the<br />
Women’s Auxiliary Craft Show on Sunday, July 8, and enjoy a slice or two while you shop. Maybe you<br />
want to help support the school band by doing both.<br />
The cost of a whole Cheese Cake is $19.00 and it comes as a variety pack (3 slices of the following flavors:<br />
vanilla, triple chocolate, turtle, and strawberry swirl)<br />
*Pre-orders, please fill out the form below and drop it off in the school office by June 1 or place it in the<br />
Cheese Cake box located at the back of Church by June 3. Money will be collected the day of pick up.<br />
Name_______________________________________________<br />
Phone #__________________________<br />
Quantity______________<br />
An interest has been expressed to develop a quilt for our church in celebration of<br />
our 150th Anniversary and the 10-year anniversary of the merger of our parishes. It<br />
has been expressed that this quilt relates to all three parishes as they were and our<br />
parish as it is today. Photos of the churches can be used in this quilt. If you are<br />
interested in helping with the planning of this quilt, and then the actual making of this<br />
quilt, please come to the Parish Center on 7:00pm on May 24. If you have any<br />
questions, please call Judy Johnsen at 210-0739.<br />
10 St. Katharine Drexel Parish
All telephone numbers are<br />
920-887-2082 unless noted:<br />
Fr. Michael J. Erwin<br />
Ext. 102<br />
Cell phone - emergency only<br />
262-206-6987<br />
erwinm@archmil.org<br />
Fr. Selvin Garcia Interiano<br />
Ext. 105<br />
Cell phone - emergency only<br />
920-344-5739<br />
garcias@stkatharinedrexelbd.org<br />
Deacon Ed Cody…… 887-0548<br />
edfcody@charter.net<br />
Deacon Randy Wells…887-2082<br />
Director of Lifelong Faith Formation<br />
Kristin Adsit…………...ext 111<br />
Sacristan<br />
Coletta Cody………...887-0548<br />
c_cody@hotmail.com<br />
Director of Music and Liturgy<br />
Tanya Diggins…………ext 110<br />
Parish Bookkeeper<br />
Lois Ely……………..…ext 107<br />
LLC<br />
Commercial • Residential<br />
Interior • Exterior<br />
Barns • Metal Homes<br />
Wallpapering • Varnishing<br />
Staining • Woodgraining<br />
High Lift Service • Insured • Free Estimates<br />
HARV SCHAUB<br />
(920) 324-5718 cell (920) 948-3818<br />
Park Plaza Pizza<br />
Pizza • Chicken • Burgers<br />
Delivery • Dining Room<br />
233 Front Street, Beaver Dam<br />
887-8411<br />
Scrip Office ……………..ext 106<br />
Secretary/Bulletin Editor<br />
Barbara Heinzen………ext 100<br />
Director of Administrative Services<br />
Shaun Roedl…………. . ext 101<br />
Parish School ~ 920-885-5558<br />
Preschool-8th grade<br />
503 S. Spring St.<br />
Barbara M. Haase<br />
Principal/Administrator<br />
haaseb@stkatharinedrexelbd.org<br />
Parish Council - Joseph Seufzer<br />
Chair...…..920-344-4553<br />
Joseph.seufzer@charter.net<br />
Trustee - Chris Brooks ..920-928-3471<br />
cbrooksfl@gmail.com<br />
Trustee-Marge Jorgensen 920-887-7412<br />
margejorgensen@hotmail.com<br />
Hispanic Ministry - Rosalia Villalba<br />
ext. 108….. skdpspanish@yahoo.com<br />
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with an ad on this bulletin.<br />
Call Pete Harford<br />
1-800-950-9952 Ext 2468<br />
“We celebrate God’s love as an<br />
inviting Eucharistic<br />
community that nurtures faith<br />
in people of all ages”.<br />
“Celebramos el amor de Dios<br />
haciendo de nuestra<br />
comunidad unaEucaristia”.<br />
©2012 FOR AD INFO CALL Peter Harford 1-800-950-9952 • WWW.4LPi.COM ST. Katharine Drexel, Beaver Dam, WI<br />
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Archie MonuMent<br />
& Stone inc.<br />
Jeff Weihert, Area Representative<br />
Since 1865<br />
820 N. Main St. • Juneau<br />
(Across From Airport)<br />
920-386-9465<br />
www.archiemonumentsandstone.com<br />
Computer Repair<br />
Custom Computers<br />
Home Theater<br />
Custom Websites<br />
(920) 885-0141<br />
Inter-Quest, Corp.<br />
304 S Spring St.<br />
Beaver Dam, WI 53916<br />
Professional dance education.<br />
Ballet<br />
Pointe<br />
Lyrical<br />
Jazz<br />
Tap<br />
Hip Hop<br />
Classes starting at age 2<br />
Child Recreational Dance Classes<br />
Princess Ballerina Birthday Parties<br />
Ballroom Lessons-Groups and Privates<br />
www.dancenowstudios.com<br />
920-887-DANC(E)<br />
This space available.<br />
For a price quote call<br />
Peter Harford at<br />
1-800-950-9952 ext. 2468<br />
Email: pharford@4LPi.com<br />
www.SeekAndFind.com<br />
IndIvIdualIzed<br />
Care ServICeS<br />
Assisting Elderly and Disabled People<br />
• Respite • Housekeeping • Meal Prep<br />
• Personal Care • Medication Monitoring<br />
920-219-4409<br />
©2012 FOR AD INFO CALL Peter Harford 1-800-950-9952 • WWW.4LPi.COM ST. Katharine Drexel, Beaver Dam, WI<br />
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