TRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORD August 6, 2006 - St. Mary Parish

PastorFr. Gregory J. Greiten251-0220GreitenG@archmil.orgPastoral AssociateSr. Jane Mary Lorbiecki, SSND251-0220LorbieckiJ@archmil.orgDeaconsBuck Buth 644-1352ButhB@archmil.orgTom Monday 251-4551MondayT@archmil.orgTom Wuchterl 251-0199WuchterlT@archmil.orgParish Office (fax) 251-6948Paula Grant 251-0220GrantP@archmil.orgstmarymf@archmil.orgParish Schoolsmsmf@archmil.org251-1050 (fax) 502-1671Linda Joyner, PrincipalJoynerL@archmil.orgPrayer & WorshipJim Pluer, Director 251-1563PluerJ@archmil.orgChristian Formation 251-1154Barbara Searing, Child MinisterSearingB@archmil.orgGary Newman, Youth MinisterNewmanG@archmil.orgAdministrative ServicesGayle Rzany, Director 251-0220RzanyG@archmil.orgStewardshipBarbara Vite, Director 251-0220ViteBA@archmil.orgBuildings & GroundsDavid Ciepluch, Director 255-4235CiepluchD@archmil.orgCemetery/MausoleumPhillip Rebensburg 251-6250Parish Council ChairAndreas Klotz 253-4667Eucharistic CelebrationsSaturday............................ 5:00 pmSunday .............. 8 and 10:30 amSummer Weekdays(T, Wed., TH, F) ................. 8:00 amRosary prayed weekdayspreceding the morning Mass.N89W16297 Cleveland Ave.Website: www.stmarymf.orgTRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORDAugust 6, 2006

St. Mary Parish, Menomonee Fallspage 2A St. Mary’s Milestone MomentWe would like to share with youthese special events from 100 years ago:August, 1906August 1 - Brooklyn Dodger Harry Mcintire no-hitsPittsburgh for 10 2/3 loses in 13thAugust 2 - Chicago White Sox begin record 19 gamewinning streakAugust 5 - John Huston, Nevada, MO, director/writer(African Queen, Chinatown)August 6 - Ken Strong, NFL, AFL halfback(Staten Island, NY Yanks, NY Giants)August 13 - Cub’s Pitcher Jack Taylor ends a string ofcompleting 202 games (187 complete, 15relief) by the Dodgers in the 3rd inningAugust 15 - 1st freight delivery tunnel system begins,underneath ChicagoAugust 19 - Philo T. Farnsworth, Beaver, Utah, inventor(electronic T.V.)August 21 - William “Count” Basie, jazz pianistFriz Freleng, animator (Bugs Bunny-Emmy 1982)August 22 - 1st Victor Victrola manufacturedAugust 25 - William J. Brennan, Newark, NJ, Supreme CourtJustice, (1957-90)August 26 - Dr. Albert B. Sabin, polio vaccine discovererAnother piece of life at St. Mary’s has moved intohistory with the passing of Sister Clarita Langenfeld,School Sister of St. Francis, who died on July 15 ofnatural causes at the age of 108. A teacher for most ofher years in public life, Sister Clarita Langenfeld sharedher talent with our parish school in the 1940’s Sisterlived life to the fullest and we are blessed to include heras a part of our parish family.IIIWedding Banns . . . . .Please remember in your prayers ourcouples preparing for Marriage . . . . .Andrew Murray & Anne OlzerowiczJoe Labermeier & Laura JancaOn Fertile Soil . . . . .Have you ever put a bucket under a leakypipe and been surprised at the amount ofwater that accumulated, drop by drop?Each small drop contributed to the largerwhole. This is how stewardship works.The good works - no matter howseemingly insignificant - of Christianstewards everywhere add up to build the Kingdom of God.Disciples of JesusIn gratitude for God’s gifts of time and talent to us, wegratefully acknowledge Donna, Joseph, Megan andTherese Arkenberg. When we run a who’s who list ofinvolved parishioners, this family takes up a whole page.Donna has been involved as a school volunteer, has helpedat Market Day, helped with Santa’s Secret Shop and theMagazine Sale. She is a member of the Body of ChristPrayer Network, volunteers for the All Parish Work Day,is a Parish Office volunteer and is also one of ourThursday Temple Tabulators. Her husband, Joseph, workswith the St. Ben’s Meal Program, the FranciscanSandwich Drop and the Agape Meal Program. Theirdaughter, Megan, is involved in the Server Ministry, is aEucharistic minister, is involved in the All ParishWorkdays and in Liturgy of the Word for Children. Anddaughter, Therese, is also a Eucharistic minister andinvolved in the All Parish Workdays and Liturgy of theWord for Children.We know that this listing is only of involvementwithin the parish ministries. And we know that peoplewho are so involved in their parish are also very involvedin ministries that reach far beyond the parish. THANKYOU, ARKENBERG FAMILY, for the wonderfulexample of that attitude of gratitude you are setting foreach of us. May God’s continued blessings be yours!Pray for me; I’ll pray for you. ~ Please keep Sr. JaneMary in yours prayers. She will be on retreat throughAugust 11.Feast of the Assumption, August 15, 2006The Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Marywill be on a Tuesday this year. St. Mary Parish will have a7:00 p.m. Mass. Below is a list of Masses offered by ourcluster parishes:St. Agnes ........................................... 8:15 am & 7:00 pmSt. Anthony -Mass of Anticipation .. ...... 7:30 pm (8/14)St. Anthony...........................................................6:30 amSt. James............................................ 8:00 am & 6:00 pmGood Shepherd-Mass of Anticipation….7:00 pm (8/14)Plan Ahead ~ Parish Offices will be closed on Tuesday,August 15 for the Feast of the Assumption.LIVE JESUS; AS FAITHFUL STEWARDS — Time — Talent — Treasure. 2

TRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORDpage 3At Home at St. Mary’sPrayer of the FaithfulRCIA - Rite of Christian Initiationof Adults ~ Do you know of someonewho has thought about becomingCatholic but didn’t know how to goabout the process? Do you know anadult who has never been baptizedand desires baptism? Is your spouse a Christian and hasbeen coming with you to Church but is not Catholic? Allof these scenarios are included in the RCIA process. Wewill begin an Inquiry stage on September 8 at 7:00 forabout an hour for anyone interested in looking at theCatholic faith as a possible faith tradition to embrace.Meetings will take place in the Adult Formation Room.Please register with Sr. Jane Mary or Deacon TomMonday (251-0220).You Are Invited ~ Would you like to grow in yourCatholic faith? Would you like to assist others in theirgrowth or discovery of our Catholic tradition? You areinvited to our Cluster RCIA informational gathering forpotential team members and sponsors to be held onAugust 16 from 6-8:30 p.m. at Good Shepherd. Adelicious supper will be provided. We will have anoverview of the RCIA process and a presentation on“The Role of Social Justice in Initiation”. Please registerby August 14 with Laverne Schoonover (251-3968).Even if you are only curious or remotely interested, docome!Got God? Share It! ~ The Youth Ministry Program islooking for a few additional catechists for the upcomingFall programs. Interested person enjoys talking abouttheir faith life and sharing time with young people.Monthly time commitment is about 6 hours. A smallstipend is available if you so choose. Please call Gary at251-1154 and leave him your name and phone number ifyou feel you have the time to answer the Spirit’s call towork with our youth and be part of our dynamic youthministry program…you’ll be glad you did!Winners Corner!Calendar Raffle Winners this week . . . . .07/23/06 John Henninger .................................. $2507/24/06 Janie Niebler....................................... $2507/25/06 Rosella Blum...................................... $2507/26/06 Dawn & Chris Kierstyn...................... $2507/27/06 Paul Porter.......................................... $2507/28/06 Jakob Scheiffarth................................ $2507/29/06 Darren Gebhardt................................. $25Let us pray to the Lord:For the sick and hospitalized, especially . . . . .Richard Urmanski (4) (son of Susan Urmanski)Marge Youngbauer (4) (parish member)Jacob Lassa (4) (grandson of Pat Lassa)Kevin Brown (4) (son of Sandy Brown)Jeff Capstran (4) (friend of Andreas & Michelle Klotz & Family)Patti Smith (4) (daughter of Peggy Sirianni)Lacille Hoffman (4) (wife of Paul)William Baier (4) (husband of Cecelia)Tom Gelhar (3) (husband of Carol)Wendy Springborn (2) (niece of Jacquie Gozdowiak)Marge Orth (2) (daughter of Peggy Sirianni)Nancy Ruffalo (2) (cousin of Diane Barbee)Charles Roskopf (2) (husband of Judith)Guy Fick (2) (son-in-law of Neva Moser)Ione Newberry (2) (parish member)Marion Gierach (2) (wife of Eugene)Lawrence Neureuther (parish member)Paul Martin (son of Marie Martin)Marie Martin (life-long parish member)Marlene Nelson (parish member)David Hartl (husband of Kari Rae)Sandy BrownFor those who have recently died, especially . . . . .Jenny Opichka (cousin of Fr. Greg)Frank Nowicki (father of Christine Rogers & Nancy Wolowick)Take comfort in knowing your special needs orthe needs of someone else will be remembered by thepraying community.If you have a loved one you would like the entirecommunity to pray for, please call the parish office. Forthose who are hospitalized, their name will appear for fourweeks and then be removed from the list. If you wouldlike that person to remain on the list for another fourweeks, please call the parish office.If you or someone close to you is in need of ourprayer, you can also request the Body of Christ PrayerNetwork to pray for your intentions. Your request will bekept confidential. Please contact Shirley Zuzick (251-3888) or kszuzick@sbcglobal.netFor those Soldiers who serve to protect us . . . .Andrew Busch, Paul Cutts, Erich Fry,William Gorske, Chad Gutkowski,John Kallis, Matthew Larsen,Jason Miller, Aaron Schmidt,100 Years of Living Jesus. 3

St. Mary Parish, Menomonee Fallspage 4At Home at St. Mary’sAt Home at St. Mary’sParish Council MeetingTuesday, August 86:30 p.m.—Conference Room 2Cost Savings for the 21st Century! ~ In one of ourbrainstorming sessions with staff and parishioners,suggestions arose to use e-mail as a cost saving techniqueto reduce our paper and postage costs. To date, 23parish families have responded to the request publishedin the bulletin to receive their communications from St.Mary’s via e-mail. Using e-mail allows us to increaseefficiency and reduce costs. We thank those who arealready on the e-mail list and we encourage otherparishioners to join in this effort. If interested, pleasesend your e-mail address to rzany@archmil.org orstmarymf@archmil.orgSave the Date ~ Eucharistic Prayer Service forVocations will be Wednesday, September 20. TheMonstrance blessed by Pope John Paul II will visit ourparish. Look for further details in an upcoming flyer andfuture bulletins.In the Larger CommunityThe Bible for Absolute Beginners ~ Do you feel Bibleilliterate? Having trouble telling Jonah from James? Thissession will get you on the right track. You’ll exploreorigins and arrangement of the Bible, it’s history, differencesbetween translations, and basics of Catholic approaches tointerpreting the Bible and applying it to everyday life. Aclass will be held this Thursday, August 10 from 6:00-9:00 p.m. at Alverno College Institute for EducationOutreach. The presenter will be Jim Gill, Director of AdultFormation at St. Joseph Congregation. Cost is $29. Bringyour questions and a Bible with you to class. For moreinformation contact Nancy Krase (414-382-6176).Theology-on-Tap Wrap Party ~ Theology-on-Tap wrapsthe speaker series on August 6 with Mass and a picnic at St.Francis Seminary. Archbishop Dolan will preside at the4:30 p.m. Liturgy. There will be time to gather and socializewith young adults as well as enjoy some summer games.Again this year, there will be a raffle with gift certificates fordinner, sporting events and other recreational activities.Tickets are $12 in advance or 2 for $20. Some tickets willbe available on the day of the event for $15 each. Ticketsare available at any Theology-on-Tap site or by calling 414-769-3362.Volleyball UpdatesVolleyball Evaluation Dates:Tuesday, August 156:15-7:45 p.m. 5th Grade Girls8:00-9:30 p.m. 8th Grade GirlsWednesday, August 166:15-7:45 p.m. 5th Grade Girls8:00-9:30 p.m. 7th Grade GirlsThursday, August 176:15-8:00 p.m. 6th & 7th Grade BoysNote to 5th and 8th Grade Boys and 6th Grade GirlsNo evaluation is needed, as you will have one team onlyfor your grade. Your coaches will contact you forpractices times, which will start the week of August 21.Mandatory Volleyball Coaches Meeting ~ There willbe a MANDATORY volleyball coaches meeting clinicfrom 6-9:00 p.m., Monday, August 14, in the ActivityCenter. If you are planning to coach volleyball thisseason, the Milwaukee Archdiocese requires you toattend this meeting. A coaching clinic will follow at7:15 p.m.Volleyball Coaches Needed ~ We have a few opencoaching spots to fill the Fall volleyball season. You donot have to be a parent to coach. Please contact MikeMcCann (262-893-7281) if interested.Are You Going Into the Hospital? ~ Today’s newlyenacted privacy laws have made it more difficult forus to discover if any of our parishioners are in thehospital. Hospitals no longer freely release thisinformation unless the patient specifically requests it.Unfortunately, patients are missed when thisinformation fails to reach either the Parish Office orindividual ministers (who visit the hospital on aregular basis). The Ministry to the Sick wish to visitthose who are in need of prayer and comfort whileconfined to the hospital or their home. Our goal is toreach every parishioner who is in the hospital. Wework very hard at this. But regrettably there are stillpeople being missed. Please pass the information onto anyone you know who is either in or scheduled tobe hospitalized. By doing this, chances are greater ofhaving a minister visit you, a loved one or a friend.LIVE JESUS; AS FAITHFUL STEWARDS — Time — Talent — Treasure. 4

TRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORDpage 5Invest just five minutes a day, andyour faith will deepen and grow—a day at a time.SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 2006FEAST OF THE TRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORDGlimpses of gloryJesus takes the disciples Peter, James, and John up the mountain. There they see theirLord glorified before their amazed eyes. He speaks with Elijah and Moses, to showhis connection with the prophets and the law. It’s almost as if Jesus is offering hisfollowers some positive reinforcement—“See, your belief in me is true.” Notsurprisingly, Peter wants to “capture the moment” and remain in this place ofassurance, but after they hear a voice from heaven, things return to “normal” and“they no longer saw anyone but Jesus alone with them.”As Christians we crave times when we feel what we believe is really true. Butwe can’t live in these moments forever. Most of our journey won’t be on the mountainbut on much more uncertain ground. But we have Jesus, and we have one another.TODAY’S READINGS: Daniel 7:9-10, 13-14; 2 Peter 1:16-19; Mark 9:2-10 “This ismy Son, the Beloved; listen to him!”MONDAY, AUGUST 7FEAST OF SIXTUS II, POPE, MARTYR AND HISCOMPANIONS, MARTYRSPower of the peoplePriests, prophets, princes, popes—in the church and world, the power of leaders drivesmuch of the action. The Roman Empire hit hard times, so Emperor Valerius orderedthe execution of Christian leaders. The church, still young and wrangling over rules,was already agitated as persecution hit. Enter Sixtus II, the pope trying to holdeverything together, “a good and peace-loving priest,” says one biographer. But enter,too, those who follow leaders—the audience, wielding a power all its own. BecauseSixtus wanted to protect his assembled flock, he didn’t flee the soldiers who stormedworship to behead him and his deacons. Crowds also moved Jesus to multiply loavesand fishes. If we must follow crowds, let’s make them good ones.TODAY’S READINGS: Jeremiah 28:1-17; Matthew 14:13-21 “Jesus said, ‘Theyneed not go away; you give them something to eat.’ ”TUESDAY, AUGUST 8FEAST OF DOMINIC, PRIEST, RELIGIOUS FOUNDERBetter living through booksThe sheer glut of information in which we live tempts us to be satisfied with soundbites, news highlights, even “spirituality lite.” However, Dominic reminds us to godeeper. The study of the Word of God is “itself an act of worship which sanctifies us,”and “today we need a knowledge of many things if we are to understand the HolyScriptures properly and apply them to the concerns of our age” (Benedict Ashley,O.P.). A subscription to one of the many high-quality Catholic periodicals or joining abook discussion group might be just the right way to take up Dominic’s challenge.TODAY’S READINGS: Jeremiah 30:1-2, 12-15, 18-22; Matthew 14:22-36 “Takeheart, it is I; do not be afraid.”WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 9FEAST OF TERESA BENEDICTA OF THE CROSS (EDITHSTEIN), VIRGIN, HOLOCAUST VICTIM, MARTYRGreat faith doesn’t happen overnightMany of us may be able to pinpoint clarifying moments when our faith comes to lifeand we are keenly aware of God’s presence, but underlying those moments are manyhours of reading, discussing, pondering, and questioning. This is the process thatEdith Stein (1891-1942) went through on her way to becoming a Catholic, aCarmelite, and a martyr among Jews and Christians. She credits her conversion withreading the autobiography of Saint Teresa of Ávila, but it was her lifelong pursuit ofknowledge—challenging her own and others’ beliefs—that primed her to read thebook that would lead her to Christ. In honor of Saint Teresa Benedicta of the Cross,read a book that stretches your mind and heart today.TODAY’S READINGS: Jeremiah 31:1-7; Matthew 15:21-28 “Woman, great isyour faith! Let it be done for you as you wish.”THURSDAY, AUGUST 10FEAST OF LAWRENCE, DEACON, MARTYRLaugh it upWe don’t picture saints as having senses of humor. That is what makes the story ofLawrence being roasted over hot coals and telling his tormentors: “Turn me over. Iam done on this side!” one of the most retold accounts of martyrdom. Who cares if itis just a legend? It remains a wonderful reminder that many saints laughed in themidst of great hardship and that helped them reach sanctity. What has made youlaugh a holy laugh lately?TODAY’S READINGS: 2 Corinthians 9:6-10; John 12: 24-26 “God loves acheerful giver.”FRIDAY, AUGUST 11FEAST OF CLARE, VIRGIN, RELIGIOUS FOUNDERSalvation or stuff?It’s so easy to be taken in by the things of the world. But all the “stuff” life offers is like thelegendary monkey trap made from a hollow coconut with a hole in it tied to a tree. Insideare berries the monkey likes. The monkey sticks its hand through the hole to get the berries,but its closed fist is too big to come out of the hole. The monkey wants the berries andwon’t let go, so it’s trapped. In the same way, we can be trapped by our possessions. Weneed to be more like Saint Clare (1193-1253), who took Jesus at his word and let go ofeverything in order to gain complete fulfillment.TODAY’S READINGS: Nahum 2:1, 3; 3:1-3, 6-7; Matthew 16:24-28 “For what will itprofit them if they gain the whole world but forfeit their life?”SATURDAY, AUGUST 12FEAST OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARYHelp my kids!Anybody with children (or grandchildren or students or young people in their lives)knows that kids need help. Like the son in today’s parable, children often “fall intothe fire and into the water” as they face the perils of growing up. And while we wholove them want to make them safe from all that could harm them physically ormorally, it’s impossible to build a safety net around them indefinitely. We can,however, follow the example of Mary of Nazareth, who placed her son in the care ofGod and let him go to meet his destiny.TODAY’S READINGS: Habakkuk 1:12-2:4; Matthew 17:14-20 “The man kneltbefore Jesus and asked, ‘Lord, have mercy on my son!’ ”©2006 by TrueQuest Communications, L.L.C. PHONE: 800-942-2811;E-MAIL: mail@takefiveforfaith.com; WEBSITE: www.takefiveforfaith.com.Licensed for noncommercial use. All rightsreserved. Scripture quotes come from the NewRevised Standard Version of the Bible.Contributors: Father Paul Boudreau, AliceCamille, Father Dominic Grassi, Mary LynnHendrickson, Father Larry Janowski, Joel Schorn,and Patrice J. Tuohy100 Years of Living Jesus. 5

St. Mary Parish, Menomonee Fallspage 6At Home at St. Mary’sHuman Concerns Brings Hope to OthersCelebrating Our Youth! ~ As our new high schoolgraduates head off to college later this month it is a greattime to celebrate their accomplishments and awards.Congratulations to the following parish youth who havereceived scholarships to attend college this Fall. Youmake us proud to call us one of our own and we wish youall the best as you start this new path in life.Kevin Doerr, son of parishioners Jill and Mark,will be attending Aurora University in Aurora, Illinoiswhere he received a four–year baseball scholarship.Kevin will pursue a degree in Criminal Justice.Michael Masshardt, son of parishioners Margieand Clarence, will be attending Marquette Universityhere in Milwaukee, pursuing double major Businessdegrees in Accounting and Finance. Mike has receivedthe MU Ignatius and MAGIS scholarships as well as theMHUS Monroe and Best Buy scholarships.Mike McDonald, son of parishioners Linda andBob, will be attending Marquette University as well thisFall. Mike has received a partial four-year golfscholarship to MU and will pursue a degree in BusinessMarketing.Emilee Richter, daughter of parishioners Danaand Jeff, will be attending Carroll College on a full fouryearacademic scholarship. Dana will pursue a degree inEnglish and Creative Writing with a minor in TheaterArts.Sam Shea, son of parishioners Sue and Tom,will be attending the Maryland Institute College of Artsin Baltimore, Maryland. Sam has received a four-yearscholarship and will pursue a degree in Art Educationand Painting.Mary Husslein, daughter of parishioners Carland Kathy, will be attending Norbert College in De Pere,WI in the Fall. Mary has received a partial four-yearacademic scholarship and service award. She will majorin music and pre-med.Want to share some great news about a youthyou know with our parish? Call Gary Newman (251-1154) and he will be glad to spread the news soeveryone can “celebrate” your youth’saccomplishments – big or small!Terrific Tubing Tuesday for Teens ~ Get wet! Really,really wet! We’ll tube down the Wolf River on ourannual trip Tuesday, August 8, in New London, WI.Cost is $20. Invite your friends. All are welcome!Permission slips are available in the CF offices or onlineat the parish web page: stmarymf.org. Call Gary if youhave any questions. Join us for some fun in the sun!Menomonee Falls Food Pantry ~ Thepantry needs for the month of August are:coffee, tea, canned fruit and vegetables.Thanks you for your help with thiscommunity outreach program. Those inneed are most welcome to pick up fooditems at Hiawatha School, Tuesdays andThursdays from 1-2 p.m. and 6-8 p.m.Community Banquet ~ Thecommunity banquet exists toserve nutritious, hot meals toanyone in the area who choosesto attend. The meals areintended to feed our bodies andprovide fellowship to everyone. They are sponsored bySussex and Menomonee Falls area church and civicgroups. When the meals first began, four churchesserved about 35-40 people once a month. Now there areeleven churches serving approximately 150-190 peopletwice a month. This Thursday’s banquet will be at St.James from 5:30-7:00 p.m. Come and enjoy a goodmeal. You will leave with a full tummy and a happyheart!Franciscan Peace MakersSandwich Drop ~ The programprovides a meal to those lessfortunate and enables the organizationto offer prayer, guidance, anddirection to help the needy in thevarious situations that are present intheir lives. An example of the “meal” is simply abagged lunch consisting of a sandwich, a piece offruit, a juice box, chips, and a cookie. Any number oflunches that you make will be greatly appreciated.“Family packs” are another option, which mayinclude a loaf of bread, a package of lunch meat, abag of fruit, and any other goodies. Sentry FoodStore on Appleton Avenue offers a bag of food forfood pantries that could also be used at a reasonablecost.St. Mary provides this outreach on the firstMonday of each month. Our next date will beMonday, August 7. Please drop off your meals at theeast wing between the Church entrance and the ParishOffice between 5-5:30 p.m. For any questions pleasecall Mike Reesman (253-0814).LIVE JESUS; AS FAITHFUL STEWARDS — Time — Talent — Treasure. 6

St. Mary Parish, Menomonee FallsWelcome to St. Mary’s ParishSt. Mary’s has a proud history. Many good peoplehave worshiped and worked here who have enrichedthat history. We have much to offer and much yet todo. We hope that your time with us will be enriching.We look forward to your involvement in the missionof Jesus Christ, as it is lived out here at St. Mary’s.We encourage you to introduce yourself to thosearound you as well as to the pastor and staff. If youshould have any questions, please do not hesitate toask any parishioner, usher, staff member or the pastor.Our parish office is open Monday through Friday,8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.TRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORD (focus):Transfigured in glory, the Son of Man has received kingshipand dominion. He will come again in glory.Today, August 6-TRANSFIGURATION OF THE LORD8:00 pm Adult Open Basketball-Activity CenterMonday, August 7-St. Sixtus II/St. Cajetan5:00 pm Sandwich Drop-east wing Church100 Years of Living Jesus. . . .100 Years of Living Jesus. . . .100 Years of Living JesusSo that we can get to know you better, please completethis tear-off section and drop it in the offeringbasket or mail to the parish office. Welcome.Please PrintNameAddressCity/ZipHm PhoneWk PhoneI would like to talk to someone about: (concerns orcomments also welcome)Body of Christ Prayer NetworkIf you or someone close to you is in need of our prayer,please let us know by writing your intention(s) below:Tuesday, August 8-St. Dominic8:00 am Liturgy - Thomas Bishanell6:30 pm Parish Council meeting-Conference Room 2Wednesday, August 9-St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross8:00 am Liturgy - Mary Richards9:00 am Adoration of Our Lord - Church (til 6:30pm)6:30 pm Reposition Prayer Service-ChurchThursday, August 10-St. Lawrence8:00 am Liturgy - Virginia Lubiejewski5:30 pm Community Banquet @ St. JamesFriday, August 11-St. Clare8:00 am Liturgy - Alois HerrSaturday, August 12-Blessed Virgin Mary7:00 am Men’s Faith Sharing Group-Conference Room 24:00 pm Confessions5:00 pm Liturgy - Laraine Badke, Ralph Hanke,Frank Sirianni, All Souls in PurgatoryNext Sunday, August 13-19th Sunday in Ordinary Time8:00 am Liturgy - for the Parish10:30 am Liturgy - Alfred & Josephine Karas12:00 pm Group Baptism-Church8:00 pm Adult Open Basketball-Activity CenterTake comfort in knowing your special needs or the needs ofsomeone else will be remembered by the praying community.Summer Scrip Schedule ~ The remainingSummer Scrip processing dates are: August 7 &21 and September 5. You can pick-up yourorder every Thursday from 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.and Friday from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.If hospitalized, experiencing crisis or bereavement,please call the parish office at 251-0220.