Mar 11 - St. Ann Catholic Church, St. Anna, Wisconsin

SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 2012 3 RD SUNDAY OF LENT
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+ MASS INTENTIONS – HOLY ROSARY +
SUNDAY MARCH 11 – 3 RD SUNDAY OF LENT
+ 8:00 AM � Eugene Gustafson and Anton & Hildegard
Winkel
MONDAY MARCH 12
8:30 AM Liturgy of the Word with Holy Communion
TUESDAY MARCH 13
8:15 AM Rosary
WEDNESDAY MARCH 14
8:15 AM Rosary
6:00 PM � Char Walsdorf
THURSDAY MARCH 15
8:15 AM Rosary
FRIDAY MARCH 16
8:15 AM In Thanksgiving
SATURDAY MARCH 17
+ 4:00 PM � Arlis Wagner
SUNDAY MARCH 18 – 4 TH SUNDAY OF LENT
+ 10:30 AM � Esther Halbach & Esther Pitzen
+ MASS INTENTIONS - ST. ANN +
SUNDAY MARCH 11 – 3 RD SUNDAY OF LENT
+ 8:00 AM � Leo Dickrell
SUNDAY MARCH 18 – 4 TH SUNDAY OF LENT
+ 8:00 AM Turba & Stephanie Families
+ denotes Mass with communion under both species
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READINGS FOR NEXT SUNDAY – March 18
1 st Reading – 2 Chronicles 36:14-16, 19-23
2 nd Reading – Ephesians 2:4-10
Gospel – John 3:14-21
Join us next week as our readings‟ focus is: “God is rich in mercy
and love.” Throughout Salvation history, God has shown, again
and again, His love for humanity. He did this most clearly and fully,
however, by sending His only begotten Son to redeem us. Let us
rejoice and give praise to our God.
+ CALENDAR OF EVENTS - HOLY ROSARY +
SUNDAY MARCH 11
MOTHER/DAUGHTER BREAKFAST-following the 8:00 AM Mass,
Gym
Helping Hand Weekend-Food Collection
Second Collection for Lenten Go F.I.S.H. Project
MONDAY MARCH 12
Choir Practice-6:30 PM, Church
TUESDAY MARCH 13
Staff Meeting-4:30 PM at Kiel
WEDNESDAY MARCH 14
Building & Grounds Committee Meeting-2 PM, Parish Life Center
Rel Ed Classes-Grades 1-8 from 6:00 to 7:15 PM
Grades 9-11 from 7:30 to 9:00 PM
Book Club-6:30 PM, Parish Life Center
THURSDAY MARCH 15
Marian Devotions-1:00 PM, Church
FRIDAY MARCH 16
Stations of the Cross-12:20 & 6:30 PM, Church
Helping Hands Food Pantry-5:00 to 6:00 PM, Gym
SATURDAY MARCH 17
World‟s Poor Collection
Second Collection for Lenten Go F.I.S.H. Project
SUNDAY MARCH 18
FATHER & SON BREAKFAST-8:30 AM, Gym
1 st Communion Class & Mass-9:30 AM, Faith Formation Room
World‟s Poor Collection
Second Collection for Lenten Go F.I.S.H. Project
+ CALENDAR OF EVENTS - ST. ANN +
SUNDAY MARCH 11
10:00 AM Mass
Spaghetti Dinner-Serving from 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM
Go FISH Second Collection
TUESDAY MARCH 13
Staff Meeting-4:30 PM at Kiel
St. Ann Joint Parish & Finance Councils Meeting-6:30 PM
WEDNESDAY MARCH 14
Rosary & Litany-8:00 AM, Parish Center
Liturgy of the Word with Communion-8:30 AM
Religious Ed Classes: Grades 1-8 at 6:00 PM
Grades 9-11 at 7:15 PM
Stations of the Cross and Rosary-7:00 PM
THURSDAY MARCH 15
Nursing Home Visits
SUNDAY MARCH 18
World‟s Poor Collection
Go FISH Second Collection
Reconciliation following Mass
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COLLECTION REPORT - HOLY ROSARY
Church Support Needed Each Week: $ 5,480.77
For week ending March 4, 2012-
Church Support Envelopes: $ 8,330.00
Loose Offering: $ 359.90
Youth Envelopes: $ 3.25
Building & Grounds Collection: $ 127.00
Easter Flower Envelopes: $ 25.00
Bishop‟s Appeal Goal: $ 38,974.00
Received to Date: $ 13,600.00 34.9%
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS!
COLLECTION REPORT - ST. ANN
For Sunday, March 4, 2012-
Church Support Envelopes: $ 757.00
Loose Offering: $ 105.16
Ash Wednesday Collection: $ 220.05
(Salvatorian Mission Warehouse)
Bishop‟s Appeal Goal: $ 8,481.00
Received to Date: $ 6,430.10 75.8%
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS!
ST VINCENT DE PAUL’S “FOOD FOR THOUGHT” CORNER
For the month of February, we served 46 families in the Food
Pantry and gave $629.29 in financial aid to the needy. Thank you
to everyone for your support. If interested in becoming a
members of our group, call James Petrie at 898-5061.

Cup o’ Joe
Weekly Reflections by Joseph Zenk, Parish Director
Traditionally within the Catholic Church, weeks 3-5 within Lent
are set aside for “the Scrutinies.” I know, I know – sounds like a
1950‟s B-grade horror movie or some type of new reality TV
show. But let me tell you – it‟s not nearly as scary as either of
those.
Instead, a Scrutiny is a rite within the Church given to those
who are preparing to join the Catholic community during the
Easter Vigil this coming April 7. The Scrutinies consist of three
different rites – one for each of the upcoming three Sundays of
Lent – and it begins what is called a period of “Purification and
Enlightenment” for the Catechumen and Candidates within our
parishes.
Now lest I begin to throw around too many churchy-type
words, let me begin with a definition. A Catechumen is a young
man or woman who has decided to enter the Catholic Church but
as of yet has not been baptized. They belong to no organized
faith community and therefore are making a decision for Jesus
Christ and for the Catholic Church.
A Candidate, on the other hand, is a young man or woman
who has decided to enter the Catholic Church, but has already
been baptized into the Christian faith – just within a church
different than Catholicism. So, for instance, a person who has
been baptized Lutheran or UCC who would decide to join the
Catholic faith would be a Candidate within our RCIA classes.
While their decision is monumental, it is different than the
decision of a Catechumen. A Catechumen is saying “yes” to
Jesus for the first time. A Candidate has already said “yes” to
Christ in their journey of faith, but they are looking to do it in a
new way that opens them to all seven sacraments.
Back to the Scrutinies. These next three Sundays (including
today) there will be special moments set aside for those joining
our parishes this Easter. These rites are meant to uncover, and
then heal, all that is weak, defective or sinful in the hearts of the
elect (the Catechumen and Candidates) and to strengthen all that
is upright, strong and good within them. Our hope is that these
rites deepen the resolve of these men and women to hold fast to
Christ. Which of us wouldn‟t want to be prayed over in a similar
manner?
While St. Ann and Holy Rosary have no Candidates or
Catechumen at this time, there are two Catechumen at Ss. Peter
& Paul. Please pray for Noelle & Aaron Bonde as we draw closer
to Easter, where they will experience the waters of baptism for
the first time. May their commitment strengthen all of us in the
“yes” we have already said to Jesus Christ.
WORLD’S POOR COLLECTION
Next Sunday, we will have the annual diocesan collection for the
World‟s Poor. The three agencies represented are official church
agencies that work to help the poor help themselves out of
poverty. In this collection you have a choice to contribute to any
one or all of the following funds:
-Campaign for Human Development is a domestic anti-poverty
program that helps the poor to help themselves – 25% of this
collection remains in our diocese to support local anti-poverty
efforts.
-Bishop’s Overseas Appeal supports Catholic Relief Services,
Migration & Refugee Services, Social Development and World
Peace.
-Peter’ Pence is the Pope‟s personal poverty relief fund.
There will not be a second collection this year for the „World‟s
Poor Collection‟. We ask that you place your contribution into the
regular collection. All donations to this special collection must be
specifically marked by placing in it the World‟s Poor Envelope, a
pew envelope or a plain envelope marked World‟s Poor. Thank
you for your generosity to the poor of the world.
OUR LINKED PARISHES’
LENTEN OPPORTUNITIES
LENTEN COMMUNAL RECONCILIATION SERVICE
All parishioners from our three linked parishes of Holy Rosary, St.
Ann and SS. Peter & Paul are invited and encouraged to attend
our upcoming communal celebration of the Sacrament of
Reconciliation on Tuesday, March 27 at Holy Rosary Parish. This
evening will begin with a brief prayer service at 6:30 p.m., after
which five priests will be available for individual reconciliation at
various places throughout the worship space. This sacrament is
an exceptional way for us to prepare for the new life Christ brings
to us this Easter!
OTHER AREA LENTEN RECONCILIATION SERVICES
March 21-Good Shepherd Church, Chilton at 6:00 PM
March 28-Holy Trinity Church, School Hill at 6:00 PM
LENTEN MATERIALS
You are encouraged to take one of the reflection books located at
each entryway of our churches to assist you as you journey
through Lent. They invite you to spend some quite time in prayer
with them each day. There are also other materials (including
prayer ideas, daily scripture readings during Lent, etc) you are
welcome to take as well.
LENTEN PROJECT
GO F.I.S.H.– Wow! We are continuing on a very good pace with
our Lenten GO F.I.S.H. Project. This last weekend we collected
$2,045.13 between our linked parishes of Holy Rosary, St. Ann
and SS. Peter & Paul. The total to date is $4,200.64. We thank
you for your financial support of this project, but we also ask for
your prayers for the people of Haiti and for the success of this
project in Cuperlier once the lake is stocked.
We will continue to take a second collection each Sunday of
Lent at all three parishes for the Lenten project, Go F.I.S.H.
(Families and Individuals in Support of Haiti). Together, our three
parishes will try to raise enough money to stock fish in the lake for
the people of Cuperlier, Haiti through Food for the Poor, Inc.
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
All are invited to pray this traditional prayer during Lent. Three
different evenings are offered:
SS. Peter & Paul – Mondays at 6:00 p.m.
St. Ann – Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. Rosary to follow.
Holy Rosary – Fridays at 6:30 p.m.
We also offer two opportunities to pray the Stations of the Cross
during the day with our Divine Savior School students. Both are
on Fridays: 12:20 at Holy Rosary and 2:00 at SS. Peter and Paul.
All are welcome!
WEDNESDAY EVENING LENTEN MASS
Looking for an opportunity to spend some extra time with God
during Mass this Lent? Holy Rosary will be offering an evening
Mass every Wednesday at 6:00 in the worship space. All are
invited.
LENTEN ONLINE RESOURCES
Check out our websites for some Lenten online resources. For
St. Ann (www.stannwi.org) click on the prayer link. For Holy
Rosary (www.holyrosarynewholstein.org) click on Prayer or Youth
R.O.C.K.‟S. from the main page. For Ss. Peter & Paul
(www.ssppkiel.org), just look on the main page.
ADORATION & BENEDICTION
Ss. Peter & Paul will be hosting Adoration on Thursday, March
22. The day will begin with Eucharist at 8:30 a.m., after which the
Blessed Sacrament will be exposed until 5:00 p.m., at which time
Benediction will begin. All are invited to come spend some time
in quiet prayer at any time during the day.

BISHOP’S APPEAL 2012
Catholic Education gets a boost from the Bishop's Appeal!
For thousands of kids, going to religious education at their
parish is a chance to develop a deeper relationship with Jesus.
These kids are taught by faith-filled educators who have been
given quality tools to do the job of teaching our young people. At
the center of creating these tools is the diocesan Education
Department.
If you have not made a gift to the Bishop's Appeal, please
prayerfully consider the impact it has on our parishes, Catholic
schools and communities and make a gift today at
www.Catholicfoundationgb.org/give.
For more information, contact your parish, visit the Bishop's
Appeal website at www.Catholicfoundationgb.org, or call Debbie
toll-free at 877-500-3580, ext. 8184.
HOLY ROSARY PARISH NEWS
MOTHER/DAUGHTER BREAKFAST
We welcome all the Mothers & Daughters who are here this
weekend for the Mother/Daughter Breakfast. Enjoy the time
together.
FATHER & SON BREAKFAST
Sign up sheets are available in each wing of church for the
breakfast next Sunday, March 18 beginning at 8:30 AM in the
gym. The breakfast is for all men. So whether you have children
or a father to attend with you, please come and spend a morning
with the men of the parish. The speaker will be Larry Bonde
talking on families and the outdoors.
PARISH VOICE MAIL
We recently had voice mail added to the parish‟s phone system.
When reaching the answering system, the message may be a
little long, but you have the ability to leave a message for Joe
Zenk-our parish director, Deacon Pat Knier, Sue Philippi
(Busniness Manager and general messages), Carla Nennig-Rel
Ed Department and Mike Winter-Custodian. We welcome your
calls!
COOKIE CARE PACKAGES
The Welcoming Committee is sending out Cookie Care Packages
in April. If you have a college student that lives away from home
or a person in the military and you have not been contacted,
please call Marilyn Steffen at 898-5502. We need the addresses
by April l.
LENTEN SECOND COLLECTIONS
During Lent, the second collection that is taken up each week will
be for our tri-parish Lenten Project „Go F.I.S.H.‟, raising funds to
stock a lake with fish in Cuperlier, Haiti.
Building & Grounds Improvement envelopes will still be
included in the bulletin twice a month for anyone who would like
to make their usual donations to the Buildings & Grounds Fund.
Those envelopes can be placed in any of the collections.
We thank you for your generosity to these and all of the special
collections.
BOOK CLUB
The next Book Club meeting will be on March 14 at 6:30 in the
Parish Life Center. Our featured book is Driftless by David
Rhodes. New readers are always welcome. Contact Leslie
Fredrich at 898-9042 with any questions.
THANK YOU!
You may have noticed that the choir area recently had two area
microphones hung from the ceiling to help them project and lead
the community in song. The microphones were paid for through
memorials given in memory of Rita Roeck, Nadine Bosma, and
Esther Halbach. Please remember these ladies in your prayers
this week.
MASS INTENTIONS
We have several openings for Mass Intentions on Friday
mornings as well as at the Willowdale and Homestead Masses
that Fr. Harry celebrates once a month. If you have an intention
you would like said, please call the parish office. Mass intentions
are $10.
HEARING ASSISTANCE DEVICES
Have a little trouble hearing in church? Holy Rosary has
available Hearing Assistance Devices for you to use. The
devices are available in all wings of church. Please ask any
usher for assistance.
SCRIP
Spring is just around the corner! Time for all those new
remodeling projects to start! Take a look in the scrip box in the
main wing after Mass today for those homebuilding stores. We
have Menards, Fleet Farm, Lowe‟s and Sears on hand and can
special order any larger denominations or Home Depot for you if
needed. For spring decorating, we also carry Kohl‟s, Wal Mart,
JC Penney‟s, Kmart, Target, Shopko, Jo-Ann Fabrics and Pier 1.
Check out the box in the main wing after Mass. Our scrip
representative will answer any questions you may have. Scrip is
also available at the Divine Savior School Office here in New
Holstein during school hours and some of our more popular and
local stores are available at M&I Bank during bank hours.
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION NEWS-
FIRST COMMUNION STUDENTS –
Our students will have class on Sunday, March 18 in our Faith
Formation Room beginning at 9:30 am. We will attend 10:30 am
Mass as a group, sitting in the first pews of the Main Wing as a
prelude experience for their First Communion. Parents are
welcomed to sit with us.
FIRST COMMUNION RETREAT
is scheduled for our students and parents on Saturday, March 24
beginning at 9:00 am in our gym and ending at noon. Students
should bring along their completed First Communion Books and
Personalized Banners. This is a required retreat for the
sacrament as our students prepare for First Eucharist. Note: First
Communion Practice will be on Saturday, April 14 in our church
for an hour beginning at 10:00 am.
FAITH FORMATION MEETING
is planned for Thursday, March 22 at 6:30 pm in our Faith
Formation Room located next to the kitchen in Divine Savior‟s
School. We are discussing our Religious Ed. Program, Youth
Ministry, and Adult Formation for next school year. Parents of
students, grandparents, and Catechists are invited to help inspire
our “thinking outside of the box” with new ideas for next year. If
you have any questions, call 898-9248.
LIVING STATIONS OF THE CROSS
Our high school students will be performing the Stations of the
Cross on Wednesday, March 28 after 6:00 pm Mass in our
church. Everyone is invited for this first time experience by our
young people.
YOUTH MINISTRY NEWS-
SUMMER SERVICE TRIP FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 8 – 14
Ten Participants will go to St. Louis, Missouri this Summer to
assist with various service projects. Young Neighbors in Action is
a Catholic Program which engages participants in Catholic Social
Teaching and takes a Catholic approach to service. This is a
financial burden for our young people, so the weekend of April
21/22 we plan to have a Stock Certificate Sale for our Youth after
Mass. You may „buy stock‟ into our students at $10.00 a share.
Mark your calendars! Your support is always appreciated.
Continued on Other Side!

THANK YOU FOR YOUR HELP
We had a generous supply of delicious bars and cookies for our
community service project of serving lunch at the New
Community Shelter in Green Bay. Thank you for your donations
of goodies and/or monetary donations to help defray the cost of
making food. We received many compliments at the shelter for
our lunch menu, as well as, many appreciative thank you‟s. A
special thank you for the quilts that were donated to the Shelter
for their residents. They were very much appreciated. God
Bless You!
Students & Mrs. Nennig of Youth R.O.C.K.‟ S.
VITAL YOUTH MINISTRY TEAM
invites all parish members to continue to pray for the Youth of our
parish and community during this blessed month of March.
Dear Lord, during this Lenten Season, we pray for our Youth
that they may renew their spiritual life with time spent praying,
fasting and making sacrifices when they give things up, and
almsgiving which will help them to be more like You. With the
guidance of the Holy Spirit, inspire them to resist doing foolish
behavior only to impress others. Fill them with your loving spirit
and an appreciation for the value of everyday. Whatever they do,
we pray, they do this for the glory of You.
Thank you, Lord, for your examples of generosity, kindness,
prayer, love, and service to one another. May our Youth do good
works when they help other people through their daily life. Your
strength and love will become apparent as they take this time to
reflect on who they are and where they are going. Amen.
Mar
Jan
Nov
Sep
Jul
2011-12 Holy Rosary Church Support
Needed Each Month-$23,750
$8,330
$17,193
$17,304
$20,912
$21,365
$18,840
$19,048
$24,685
$30,842
0 10000 20000 30000 40000
Received each Month
HOLY ROSARY LITURGY MINISTERS – March 17 & 18
4:00 PM 10:30 AM
SERVERS Nathan Hansmann
Hailey Schwartz
Logan Lisowe
Megan Hickey
Nick Williams
Nicole Birschbach
USHERS -N +Dave Burg
Jay Brandt
-M Sara Luebke
+Bill Habermann
-S Bill Atkinson
Joshua Nisler
GREETERS-N Brianne Lisowe
Betsy Daun
-M Dianne Dyer
Bill Habermann
-S Ashley & Bill Atkinson
Cassie & Nathan Schmitz
HOST Linda Winter
Fred Weber
Mike Winter
Sue Philippi
WINE Mary Hoerth
Joan Nisler
Audry Heus
Mary Schwartz
Paul Kapellen
Mike Steffen
Volunteer Needed
Volunteer Needed
LECTOR Dolores Pethan Dennis Kabat
CANTOR Meg Feider Kelsey Berchem
ORGANIST Steve Hartmann Ann Arbuckle
DIVINE SAVIOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS
Last (February 27 through March 2) was Read Across America
Week. And we at Divine Savior Catholic School had a very
special visitor on Friday. Our Bishop David Ricken paid a visit to
both campuses as well as the Salvatorian Mission in New
Holstein. Bishop Ricken spoke to all our students in the Middle
School classrooms and was treated to original song compositions
by several students. At the Elementary campus he read two
stories to all the students gathered in Voland Hall and enjoyed a
wonderful version of the Our Father the children had prepared for
him using sign language. The Bishop also received a special gift
basket on behalf of our school community.
Our children and staff experienced a very genuine and gentle
man in the Bishop and his rapport with both child and adult left
everyone feeling comfortable and appreciated. We are truly
blessed to have a man of Bishop Ricken‟s temperament and
stature as our shepherd in the Green Bay diocese.
We had many members of our community come in to spend
time and read to our students. We are truly grateful that so many
of our community leaders understand the value of reading and
want to share that passion with children. To all those who gave
so generously, a heartfelt Thank You.
Let‟s continue to celebrate reading all year. Books feed our
imagination which in turn color our dreams and dreams change
the world. Please take some time, in the near future to reconnect
with your favorite book, or maybe find a new one. Reading opens
up windows and expands understanding like nothing else. It
allows us to live richly, live deeply and live forever.
A KNIGHT OF CREATIVE CRUSADES
A Knight of Creative Crusades (Divine Savior School Auction) is
well under way; become part of the excitement and donate a
talent or passion of your own. There are donation sheets and
tickets for sale in the back of church as well as at the Divine
Savior school office. Time is running out and the committee
is eagerly awaiting your contributions. Please get your donation
forms filled out and turned in soon. We would like donation forms
in by April 1. If you have any questions please contact Thomas &
Stacey DeBruin (920)894-4785. Thank you.
CHRISTIAN PRAYER LINE FRIENDS IN PRAYER
Holy Rosary St. Ann
Dianna Dyer 898-4982 Donna Schmitz 894-7153
Rita Greuel 898-5213 Valeria Kempf 894-2370
Lent: Letting God Surprise Us
By: Kristina M. DeNeve
Evangelization and Welcoming Director
Diocese of Green Bay
Of all the Gospel stories about Jesus, the cleansing in the
temple is perhaps the one most commonly misused to justify our
actions. Who has not known a “righteous anger,” spoken up or
done something about it, and then used this Gospel to be at
peace with our actions?
There is just one major problem. Nowhere in any account of
the cleansing do the Gospel writers indicate that Jesus was
angry. No Gospel writer spoke of Jesus‟ internal state of mind.
None used violent words to depict the table turning.
Look too at Jesus‟ actions. Never, ever, never does Jesus
“stick up for himself.” Instead, Jesus always, always, always,
absorbs injustice. Absorbs it, transforms it, and then responds
with openness and love.
God does not want us to be punching bags for others,
absorbing abuse (physical, emotional, etc.) or letting injustice
continue. God does surprise us, however, by showing us that, in
the face of injustice, we are capable of acting out of
centeredness, balance, goodness, love.
With Jesus‟ Spirit, even righteous anger does not have to be
angry.

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ST. ANN PARISH HALL, ST. ANNA
SUNDAY, MARCH 11
Serving from 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM
Homemade Desserts Carry-outs Available
Bake Sale, Shamrock Tree, Silent Auction and Raffles
Adults: $6.50 Children: $3.50 Under Age 6: Free
Mass at 10:00 AM Facilities are Handicap Accessible
ST. ANN PARISH NEWS
SPAGHETTI DINNER
All are welcome to enjoy our Spaghetti Dinner today following
Mass in the church hall, serving from 11:00 AM-1:30 PM. There‟s
also a Bake Sale, Raffles, Silent Auction and Shamrock Tree.
Raffle Tickets – Turn in all tickets today by 1:30 PM to be
included in the drawing. Winners will be notified and need not be
present to win.
Silent Auction – Items are on display for bidding in the gathering
room. Please obtain a number before bidding
Bake Sale – Check out the bake sale also in the gathering room
ST. ANN PARISH & FINANCE COUNCIL MEETING
A reminder to all those on St. Ann‟s Parish and Finance Councils
– our joint meeting will take place this Tuesday, March 13
beginning at 6:30 p.m. in the Parish Center. We will meet as a
group together and, if need be, split off when our joint business is
done.
WEBSITE AND EMAIL
St. Ann‟s parish website address is: stannwi.org
Bulletins are available weekly along with many other items and
information. If you have any suggestions, or information to add
please contact the parish office.
Our parish email address is stann@bertramwireless.com. If you
experience problems when sending emails to the church please
let Sue Mintner know so it can be corrected.
EASTER VIGIL MASS TIME
Mass at St. Ann will be at 7:30 PM not 7:00 PM as on the Ministry
Schedule. Ministers please note your schedule accordingly.
ST. ANN LITURGY MINISTERS – March 18
8:00 AM
GREETERS Roger & Lil Brandt
LECTOR Julie Schoenborn
HOST & WINE Julie Schoenborn, Ken & *Lydia Turba
SERVERS Rachel & Rebecca Turba
USHERS Dave Schoenborn, Terry Winkel
GIFT BEARERS Turba Family
JOB OPPORTUNITY
College Students: St. Lawrence Seminary is looking for college
students to work 40 hrs. a week during the summer starting May
24. The job will include: cleaning bathrooms, classrooms, dorms,
offices, furniture, floors, carpets etc. For an application: please
contact Mary Bink at 920-753-7524 or mbink@stlawrence.edu.
(Please include your name, address and phone number.)
AREA HAPPENINGS
ST. PATRICK’S DAY SALAD LUNCHEON at SS. Peter & Paul
Catholic Church, Kiel on Thursday, March 15, serving from 11:00
AM-1:00 PM. COST $6.00 per person. Everyone welcome!
St. Isidore Brat Fry on Sunday, March 18. Mass at St. Cloud
Church at 10:00 am. Brat Fry at the Cabaret Supper Club in St.
Cloud from 10:30 am-4:00 pm. Cherry Tree, Raffle Prizes, Bake
Sale, Cash Raffle Ticket
First Communion Sale – sponsored by the Chilton Area Catholic
Home & School Association will be held on Saturday, March 17
from 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in the basement of Good Shepherd
Parish Church, 62 E. Main St, Chilton.
Family Traditions of Pipe will be providing a variety of new
items for purchase including, dresses, statues, rosaries, prayer
books, crucifixes, Bibles, religious books, jewelry and accessories
to name a few. Catalogs will also be available for ordering
additional items. All are welcome. The sale is open to anyone
interested in purchasing religious items.
ST ANNA FIRE DEPARTMENT FISH FRY
1 st Annual Fish Fry – Friday, March 30 serving from 3:30 to 8 PM
at St. Anna Fire House. 3 pc. Dinner - $9. Entertainment by Jerry
Schneider, 50/50 and other raffles. Tickets on sale at the fire
house from 8:30 to 1 PM on Sundays. Tickets for the fish fry
should be bought in advance.
The New Holstein and Kiel FFA chapters are teaming up for a
great event. Join them Saturday, March 17 at the Kiel High
School for their annual Senior Citizen's Prom. This year's
theme is "Follow the Rainbow". Doors open at 6:00 P.M. with the
crowning at 8:00 and the festivities wrapping up at 10:00. With
hopes to recreate your prom experience, the event is free of
charge and features entertainment by "The Jerry Schneider
Band", valet parking, flowers, and pictures. Hope to see you there
Catholic Financial Life Charlestown Chapter 194 and St. Martin
Heritage Park are planning a mini-bus trip to Milwaukee on
Monday, March 19, noon to 9:00 pm. Tour of Catholic Financial
Life home office and new chapel followed by dinner at the Miller
Park's T.G.I. Friday. Tour of School Sisters of St. Francis Convent
(St. Joseph Center) Alfons art gallery, gift shop, and Heritage
museum room. Celebration of the Feast of St. Joseph Mass 6:30
pm in the chapel. Cost of the bus is $15 per person. Limited
seating. To make a reservation call Roger at 920-851-8830 or
Kathy 920-876-3439.
EVENING & MORNING Monthly Grief Support Groups Meet at
Hospice All interested parties are invited to attend the monthly
“Cup of Hope” Grief Support Groups at the Sharon S. Richardson
Community Hospice. The Evening Group will meet from 6:00 –
7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 15th at the Hospice Center located
at W2850 State Road 28 in Sheboygan Falls.
The Morning Group will meet from 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. on
the Wednesday, March 28th at the same location. There is no
charge or pre-registration required for participation. Everyone is
welcome regardless of where their loved one was cared for. The
groups are offered as a community resource to the region.
Questions about the meetings should be directed to Chaplain
Nancy Simenz, Bereavement Coordinator at (920) 467-1800.
(Drop-in tours of the Hospice Center continue to be available to
interested parties or visit our website for a virtual tour
www.ssrhospicehome.org)