St. Mary Catholic Faith Community

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“Celebrating spiritual growth, centered in Christ, through Word, Sacrament and Service.”

May 13, 2018

T HE AS CE NS IO N O F THE LO R D

So then the Lord Jesus, after he spoke to them, was taken up into heaven and took his seat at the right hand of God.

But they went forth and preached everywhere, while the Lord worked with them

and confirmed the word through accompanying signs. - Mk 16:19-20

Monday, May 14 8:15 am Mass † Joseph Rausch

Tuesday, May 15 8:15 am Mass - School Liturgy (4K - Grade 8) † George Holloway † John (Jack) Eagle, Jr.

Wednesday, May 16 8:15 am Communion Service

Thursday, May 17 8:15 am Mass † Paul Weston † James Nellen † Bob Weins † Clarence LaPinske † Ed Sepanski 9:00 am Eucharistic Adoration 5:00 pm Reconciliation

Friday, May 18 8:15 am Mass † Members of the Nguyen Family † Members of the Corcoran Family † Members of the Melenchuk Family 9:00 am Rosary (Eucharistic Chapel)

Saturday, May 19

4:00 pm Mass

Sunday, May 20 - Pentecost Sunday 7:30 am, 9:00 am, 11:00 am Masses † Betty Poehler (anniv.) † Ruth Kendziorski † Frank Niescior † Raymond Klosiewski † Carmela Ziino † Viola D’Amato † Mary E. Wood † Florence Szaj † Judy Kaluzny † Carl Volkoff † Theresa Peterson † John Waraksa • The living and deceased members of St. Mary Catholic Faith Community

- Dear Sisters and Brothers -

I am writing this article while attending the annual Spring Assembly of Priests of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. This is the only time of the year when all of the priests serving in the archdiocese have the opportunity to come together for prayer, study, and fellowship. Tonight, the priests and bishops will honor those priests celebrating 10, 25, 40, 50, 60, 65, and 70 years of priesthood. Frs. Edward Eschweiler and Edward Safiejko are the two men who have been priests for 70 years. Fr. Art Heinze is celebrating 50 years as a priest and I am celebrating 25 years of priesthood. Nine priests are retiring from active ministry and four new priests will be ordained on May 19. Over the past two days, two Milwaukee priests have passed away, Fr. John Hentzner and Fr. Carl Kazmierczak. (Fr. Hentzner was the last surviving member of the ordination class of 1945.) I ask you to please keep those preparing for ordination and all the priests of the archdiocese in your prayers.

I invite all parishioners to join the students of our parish school this Tuesday for the 8:15 am Mass. We will honor our Blessed Mother and have a May Crowning at the end of Mass, led by our 4th Grade students. The May Crowning is one of those wonderful Catholic traditions that is not celebrated much anymore. I am pleased that we are restoring this custom at St. Mary.

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Finally, I would like to thank the many parishioners who have already responded to my homily three weeks ago regarding the financial needs of the parish. Your positive comments have been greatly appreciated and contributions to close this year’s looming deficit began coming in the following Monday. Thank you!

I need to clarify one thing with you: A few parishioners have asked if they can pledge money toward the salary of an associate pastor. While I am very appreciative of that offer, I cannot accept pledges of that type. If an associate pastor is going to be appointed to St. Mary by Archbishop Listecki, it will not be for another year at minimum. I am unable to hire an associate pastor, nor can the parish. Paying the salary for another priest, or for any member of the parish staff, cannot be the work of a few parishioners. It must be something that is covered by all of the parish families giving their fair share to the parish. This is why I am asking every family to increase their giving each month. Like our debt retirement campaign and our emergency collection for our Sister Parish, when we all do our part, amazing things can happen.

I extend my prayers and best wishes to all the mothers, grandmothers, and other women

who bless our families with their love and presence. I hope you have a wonderful Mothers Day!

- With my love -

Fr. Brian

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Wedding Banns

I Emanuel Gumina and Nicole Sarich

Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds that you plant.

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Liturgical Schedule and Mass Intentions

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Mission Statement

Today we celebrate Christ’s ascension into heaven and his commissioning of the disciples to carry on his mission in the world. First we hear Luke’s description of those events in the opening verses of the Acts of the Apostles. Next we hear words of encouragement and guidance from the Letter to the Ephesians. Finally we hear Mark’s account of the Ascension, foretelling the mighty words and acts the Christian community would do in Jesus’ name. Together these scriptures give us a vision of the mission of the church of Jesus Christ - a mission statement of sorts. Like mission statements in our parishes and corporations, this mission statement can help us set priorities and focus our activities. It can guide and support us as we strive to continue Christ’s messianic mission on earth. © J. S. Paluch Co.

Signs Like These

I admit, I have not seen demons expelled by the name of Jesus, snake-handlers, or poison-drinkers. I have been in places where ecstatic speech is spoken, but the phenome-non was not given to me. I have seen some people healed by the power of prayer, but many more who remained sick and did not recover. Signs like these are very rare in the church, after twenty centuries. But I have seen signs of the power of faith that are just as miraculous to the people who experience them. I have seen alcoholics stop drinking and reunite with their long-suffering families. I have known people whose lives are darkened by depression lift up their faces and see the light. I have seen those injured by the memory of a difficult child-hood freed from the burden of the past and able to receive a future of happiness. I have known those tortured by a life of sin rescued from their demons through the power of love. Signs like these happen all around us. We need to believe in them, testify to them, and live them out coura-geously. If ascension means being lifted up, then all of us know what that is like. And we all know someone who needs to be lifted up through our efforts. God’s Word is Alive by Alice Camille,

ACTA Publications, 5559 W. Howard St., Skokie, IL 60077, www.actapublications.com

Readings for the Week of May 13, 2018

Sunday: The Ascension of the Lord

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Tuesday:

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Thursday:

Friday:

Next Sunday: Pentecost Sunday

In Preparation for Next Week

Questions of the Week

If a sacred wind blew through your life, what would be blown away? If a holy fire was lit in your heart, what would you be led to do?

Reflect on experiences you have had of being forgiven, or being able to forgive. How is this peace central to the mission of the church?

Action Response

The fire of Luke, or the forgiveness of John: Choose the Pentecost that God is calling you to express. Invite the Holy Spirit to be manifest in you, and be willing to follow. God’s Word is Alive by Alice Camille,

ACTA Publications, 5559 W. Howard St., Skokie, IL 60077, www.actapublications.com

May 20, 2018 - Pentecost Sunday

First Reading - Filled with the Holy Spirit, the apostles begin to speak in tongues. (Acts 2:1-11) Psalm - Lord, send out your Spirit, and renew the face of the earth. (Psalm 104) Second Reading - There are different kinds of spiritual gifts but the same Spirit. (1 Corinthians 12:3b-7, 12-13) Gospel - As the Father has sent me, so I send you. Receive the Holy Spirit. (John 20:19-23)

The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass, © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.

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Barbara Ernest • Vicki Lang

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Karen Bain Joan Barnes Margaret Bartness Edward A. Benoit, III Pat Benoit Carol Berg Gerald Brockman George C. Helen Craig Terri Dalhoe Evelyn Daniels Frank Darga Kathy Darga Paulette DeRemer Betty Drake Linda Eckrich Thomas Fettig Mary Ellen Flanagan MaryJo Fritz Madeline Gedda David Glick Jessica Gosh Betty and Jenny H.

Ellen H. Judy Humpal Mary Jakubowski Jenny Bob Kasnak Kathy Veronica Kerchefski Kojis Family Lisa Konitzer Konitzer Family Jessica Kowalefski Eleanore Lawson Fred Licau Gerdi M. Marcy Kacie Mertin Dorothy Mutranowski Nolan Joseph Olson Jessica P. Katie Pitterle Lisa Przybyla

Joan R. Pat Radandt Joel Rivera Robert Rogalinski Chris Ryan Mary K. Scheidt Patricia Schroeder Helen Slowinski Joe Slowinski Nancy Slowinski Stephanie Lori Thomas Don Thut Sharon V. Ellen Van George W. Dawn Wachs Bernice Waldron Carla Waraksa Bob White Carol Anne Werkowski Rudy Zvers

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Boy Scout Troop 530 Annual Kringle Sale Today! Saturday and Sunday, May 12 and 13, After All Masses

in the Gathering Space

1 for $9.00 • 2 for $17.00 • 3 for $25.00

Position Open for Parish Accountant

St. Mary Parish is seeking an accountant. A person in this position reports to the Director of Administrative Services and supports the accounting functions of the Parish and School. Responsibilities include:

• Maintaining and managing the financial information systems of the Parish and School and generating accurate and consistent monthly financial statements.

• Monitoring and maintaining the parish banking, investment and endowment accounts, including processing all deposits and disbursements, monitoring online banking and recon- ciling bank and investment statements, and other accounts.

• Generating all payments to vendors.

• Coordinating all receipts and weekly or daily bank deposits, and coordinating volunteers for money-counting.

• Processing School/Parish payroll through a payroll vendor.

• Maintaining appropriate records for all required federal, state, and local governmental filings.

• Supporting the DAS in the administration of employee benefit and insurance programs (Health, Dental, Life, pension, 403b and Disability).

Twenty hours per week, with very flexible schedule. There may be very limited evening or weekend work. A Catholic in good-standing is preferred but not required. Please submit your resume and cover letter to Daniel Hansen, Director of Administrative Services, at HansenD@stmaryhc.org or at the parish’s address.

Volunteer Opportunities for Fr. Brian’s Anniversary Celebration

Calling all photographers and media experts!

A photographer is sought to document the people, celebratory activities and events in the church and Gathering Space on the weekend of Fr. Brian’s 25th anniversary. Additionally, we are looking for someone who could use their talents to create a DVD from the many “materials” of his anniversary. If you are interested in either of these volunteer opportunities, please contact Daniel O’Connor at oconnorda@stmaryhc.org or at 414-425-2174, ext. 240.

St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry Needs

Thank you for your generosity to our food pantry guests. We are able to help many people through your monetary support, and we always welcome your donations of non-perishable food, personal hygiene products, and paper goods. Right now we need toilet paper, dish soap (8-to-25 oz.), and liquid laundry detergent (50-to-80 oz.). Please bring items to the Parish Office or drop them off on the racks in the hallway leading to the Gathering Space.

Gay and Straight in Christ (GASIC)

The focus of our meetings is on open dialogue, education, faith sharing and support. Participants will be assured of the group’s commitment to maintain confidentiality for every individual who attends. Typically we meet on the third Thursday of every month. Our next meeting will be at 7:00 pm on May 17 in The Meeting Room. For more information, contact Deacon Bill Goulding at 414-405-8580 or BGoulding@wi.rr.com.

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Grads and Dads and Moms and …

Hundreds of gift cards for Grads, Dads and Moms are available from the St. Mary Scrip program. Just look at the gift card order form for suggestions. Cards for retailers such as Macy’s, Kohl’s, JCPenney, Target, and Walmart are a few of the many offered. It doesn’t cost you one cent more when you use Scrip; it’s like using cash. Also, be sure to use gift cards on road trips and vacations, for cruises and hotels. Many gas company cards are available. Thanks for supporting our parish … Keep buying!

SMILE.AMAZON.com

Good news! We’ve discovered another way to increase “easy” charitable giving to the parish. Sign up at SMILE.AMAZON.com, and then use Amazon gift cards purchased from the St. Mary Scrip program whenever you shop Amazon. If you select “St. Mary of Hales Corners” as your charitable organization, a .5% rebate is added to the regular rebate of 2.25%. That’s FREE MONEY for St. Mary and your Scrip rebate account!

45+ Singles Group News

Our next Game Night is this Wednesday, May 16, at 6:30 in Room 312. If you have a favorite game to share, bring it along! Those whose last names begin with A-through-K, please bring a snack to share. And, everyone, please remember to donate a non-perishable food item for the food pantry. We will celebrate birthdays at Ruby Tuesday on Sunday, May 20. Our annual picnic will be on Wednesday, July 25. For more information or to sign up for these events, contact Sue Timlin at potatosue.ch@gmail.com or 414-460-4886.

The St. Mary graduating class of 1968 will hold a 50-year Reunion on September 15, 2018

here at St. Mary Parish School.

If you know of anybody who graduated in 1968 from the school, please have them contact Jack Blankenheim

at 262-510-3667 or blanks1218@gmail.com. Thanks.

St. Mary Parish Festival Needs You!

The 2018 St. Mary Parish Festival Is July 13, 14, and 15

Hundreds of Festival Volunteers Are Needed

To help, you can sign up at any time, from now right up until the festival starts, by visiting:

www.stmaryhc.org/VolunteerForFestival.

Electricians, We Need Your Spark!

We are seeking an electrician who would be willing to train this year, and then take over in 2019.

Entertainment Director Also Sought

We need someone who is interested in and knows about the local band scene in the Milwaukee metro area

to help book entertainment for the Festival in 2019.

If you’d like to chair either of these areas, please call Dave Lownik at 414-702-1253

or Bob Coleman at 414-510-1869.

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v New this year! To ease parking hassles

around the parish grounds, a shuttle bus will run on Friday and Saturday nights, from 5:00 to 11:30 pm. It will travel back and forth between the Park & Ride

on Hwy. 100, just north of Edgerton Avenue, and the parish’s upper parking lot off of Allenwood Lane.

Donations Are Needed for the Festival Raffle Booth

We are looking for, and would especially appreciate gift baskets, Scrip (gift cards), sports-related items, outdoor games, tools, kitchen appliances, etc. - really any new, large or small item. Drop off donations at the Parish Office, or contact Julie Job, Raffle Booth Coordinator, at 414-313-6340, if you need items picked up or if you need donation ideas. And once again, we are seeking donations of wine and different types of spirits to fill the wheelbarrows we will display and also raffle off.

April 2018 Mortgage Update

March 2018 Balance

$720,168

Monthly Interest

$3,001

Monthly Principal

$34,672

April 2018 Balance

$685,496

April 2018 Financial Update

Thank you for your support.

Fiscal Year

2017-18 Actual

2017-18 Budget

Over (Under) Budget

Regular Monthly

Contributions

$147,701

$156,667

($9,566)

Year-

to-Date

$1,474,702

$1,566,667

($91,965)

Monthly Offertory

$15,623

$10,417

$5,206

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to-Date

$107,337

$104,167

$3,170

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Fireside Theatre’s “Church Basement Ladies” Thursday, June 7

Come with us on a return trip to the Fireside to enjoy “The Church Basement Ladies” for “A Second Helping”. The year is 1969, and the world is changing. As folks protest the Vietnam War and women are demanding equal pay for equal work in their rural Minnesota community, the ladies of the Lutheran church basement kitchen are dealing with changes of their own. The fabulous Fireside lunch is included as well as a quick stop at Jones Dairy Farm in Fort Atkinson. Our bus departs at 8:45 am from the parish parking lot and will return at 4:30 pm. The cost for the entire trip is $98.00 for members and $101.00 for non-members. Registration closes very soon. To register, please complete the flyer in our March newsletter, or call Jo at 414-422-1123.

Sunday, May 13 * Boy Scout Kringle Sale

Monday, May 14 9:00am Prayer Shawl Ministry 3:30pm St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry 6:30pm Haiti Meeting 6:30pm Pastoral Council Meeting

Tuesday, May 15 6:30pm Festival Meeting 6:30pm Fr. Chuck’s Scripture Study

Wednesday, May 16 8:45am Church Cleaning 9:30am Mom’s Group 11:45am Senior Fitness Class 6:00pm Middle School Orientation 6:30pm 45+ Singles Game Night 7:00pm Bread Ministry 8:00pm Men’s Basketball

Thursday, May 17 8:00am Home & School Board Meeting 7:00pm GASIC Meeting 7:00pm Spring Grief Support Group

Friday, May 18 - No events or activities

Saturday, May 19 8:00am United Hearts Scripture Study (Away)

Sunday, May 20 - No events or activities

* Before and after all weekend Masses.

To find out where events are taking place in the parish complex, visit www.stmaryhc.org/calendar.php and click on event entries.

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Parish Office Phone: 414-425-2174

School Office Phone: 414-425-3100

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Rev. Brian G. Mason • masonb@stmaryhc.org Pastor (ext. 242)

Deacon John Burns

Deacon Bill Goulding

Daniel Hansen • hansend@stmaryhc.org Director of Administrative Services (ext. 216)

Maria Schram • schramm@stmaryhc.org Parish School Principal (ext. 227)

Daniel O’Connor • oconnorda@stmaryhc.org Director of Worship and Pastoral Care (ext. 240)

Anne Van Deusen • vandeusena@stmaryhc.org Director of Liturgical Music (ext. 239)

Jeff Kacala • kacalaj@stmaryhc.org Director of Youth Ministry (ext. 235)

James Beuscher • beuscherj@stmaryhc.org Director of Child Ministry (ext. 249)

Pam Lownik • lownikp@stmaryhc.org Director of Social Concerns/Outreach (ext. 256)

Lisa Fox • foxl@stmaryhc.org Parish Administrative Assistant (ext. 220)

Anne Wycklendt • wycklendta@stmaryhc.org Parish Bulletin Editor/Administrative Secretary (ext. 250)

Marvin Kiefer • kieferm@stmaryhc.org Parish Accountant (ext. 221)

Peggy Holmes • holmesp@stmaryhc.org Financial Administrative Assistant (ext. 223)

Dolores Sikora • sikorad@stmaryhc.org Administrative Assistant for Lifelong Faith Formation (ext. 247)

Jacque Kelnhofer • kelnhoferj@stmaryhc.org Safe Environment Coordinator (ext. 246)

Administrative Assistant to Liturgy (ext. 246)

Tom Chojnacki • chojnackit@stmaryhc.org Parish and School Maintenance Manager (ext. 243)

Michelle Mroczenski • mroczenskim@stmaryhc.org Parish School Administrative Assistant (ext. 228)

Kim Jones • jonesk@stmaryhc.org Parish School Administrative Secretary (ext.225)

Sybil Grandeck • SMCFCHCArchivist@aol.com Parish Archivist

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Tim Reidy Council Chairperson

Colleen Czajka Council Vice-Chairperson

Tom Fredrickson Council Secretary

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