Activities for April 28-May 5

April 28, 2019

Activities for April 28-May 5

Sunday, April 28, Low Sunday Collection First Communion during Mass Parish Family Life Meeting after Mass After Mass Fellowship

Tuesday, April 30 6:30 p.m.—RCIA

Wednesday, May 1 12:00 p.m.—Office Closed for training 6:00 p.m.—Catechist Appreciation Dinner 6:30 p.m.—Catholics Returning Home

Thursday, May 2 6:00 p.m.—Sacred Worship Committee Meeting

Friday, May 3, Par ish Office Closed 5:30 p.m.—Private Party in Center

Saturday, May 4 4:00 p.m.—May Crowning with St. Anne’s Second Collection for Seminarians After Mass Fellowship Sunday, May 5 9:00 a.m.—Call to Justice Meeting 10:30 a.m.—May Crowning by the Children Second Collection for Seminarians After Mass Fellowship Mission Statement: Together in Faith, we celebrate Christ through prayer and service.

Mission Statement: St. Stephen Parish, a faith-filled Catholic community, is committed to sharing our gifts of time, talent and treasure within our parish, community and the Kingdom of God.

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Sunday, April 28 8:00 a.m.—Rosary First Communion during Mass Operation Bootstrap Collection

Wednesday, May 1 6:00 p.m.—Catechist Appreciation Dinner at St. Joseph Family Center 6:30 p.m.—Catholics Returning Home at St. Joseph Parish

Friday, May 3. Par ish Office Closed

Saturday, May 4 Second Collection for Seminarians Sunday, May 5 Second Collection for Seminarians

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Blessings to the children of both St. Joseph and St. Stephen Parishes who celebrate the Sacrament of First Holy Communion on Sunday, April 28. Please pray for the children as they receive Jesus for the first time.

St. Joseph Communicants Alivia Schuh (Easter Vigil)

Donovan Bannach Andrew Brown Noah Cornell Elizabeth Dahlke Emanuel Fogliazza

Brayden Gray Mya Horn Trenton Kaczmarek Tyler King Landyn Kropidlowski Braxton Lake Ryleigh Sondelski Kaiden Weiler Declan Wierzba

St. Stephen Communicants

Ava Feltz Jayde Hintz Grace Jisko Jake Lewandowski Thomas Marten Sammie Shaldan Eli Stremkowski

Hannah Suchowski Alana Waltenberg

Sacraments and Service Welcome to St. Joseph and St. Stephen to those who are new to our churches or just visiting. We are grateful to have you share in this celebration of the Eucharist. If you are not currently a member of a local church, we invite you to become a member of one of these two parish families. Visit our Parish Office to sign up, ask questions or receive more information about St. Joseph or St. Stephen Parish. We are glad you are with us today!

Sacraments offered at both churches Baptism: Please call the Parish Office for detailed information on infant Baptism, as parents are asked to attend a baptismal preparation program. The Baptism will be scheduled after completion of the class.

Marriage: Marriage is celebrated for couples who are active and registered members in the Parish. Please contact the Parish Office at least eight (8) months prior to the requested wedding date.

Reconciliation: Confessions are heard on Saturday at 3:30 p.m. before the evening Mass at St. Joseph, and following the 5:30 p.m. Mass at St. Stephen. Any other time is by appointment only.

Funeral: Please contact the funeral home director who will assist in making arrangements. The funer-al director will contact the Parish Office.

Sacraments offered at both churches R.C.I.A.: Adults interested in learning about the Catholic faith are encouraged to contact the Parish Office.

Visitation of the Sick (St. Joseph Parish): If you become homebound because of illness and would like a visit, please call the Parish Office.

Eucharist (St. Stephen Parish): Special lay min-isters of Holy Communion bring the Eucharist to the homebound each Sunday morning and First Friday mornings. Please call the Parish Office x101.

Bulletin Deadline: Articles are due Thursday by 9:00 a.m. Drop off the articles at either Parish Of-fice, or send by email to bulletin@stjoespoint.org, or bulletinssp@gmail.com.

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER/DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

Share Your Legacy!--Have you made a will? Have you included your Parish Family? Support the work of faith within the communities of St. Joseph and St. Stephen! Estate contributions assist our annual income and help the growth of our individual endow-ments. Leave a legacy to the Parish that reflects your connection to your parish.

Combined Mass Schedule & Intentions MONDAY, April 29 8:00 a.m. St. Peter Parish St. Catherine of Siena TUESDAY, April 30 8:15 a.m. St. Stephen School Mass St. Pius V †Mike Quimby WEDNESDAY, May 1 8:00 a.m. St. Joseph Parish St. Joseph the Worker †Rita Binder THURSDAY, May 2 8:00 a.m. St. Stephen Parish St. Athanasius †Irene Somers FRIDAY, May 3 8:00 a.m. St. Joseph Parish St. Philip & St. James †Frank & Evelyn Bartlett 3rd Sunday of Easter SATURDAY, May 4 4:00 p.m. St. Joseph Parish †Robert & Irene Eiden †Mike Wondzell 5:30 p.m. St. Stephen Parish †Alfred & Bernice Esker †Mary Jane Raflik SUNDAY, May 5 8:30 a.m. St. Stephen Parish Maynard & Rose Tetzloff 10:30 a.m. St. Joseph Parish Living & Deceased Members of St. Joseph & St. Stephen Parishes

Prayer Request—Please keep in your prayers the health of Tanner Ligenza. To place your name or the name of a loved one on the weekly prayer list, contact Renée at 715-341-1617 x101 or 715-344-3319 x101. You can also email her at rschneeberg@stjoespoint.org or ststephensp@gmail.com.

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Cherry Tree—We continue to look for prizes for the Cherry Tree Booth for our Family Fest Picnic in June. These prizes need to be new. Some sug-gestions for prizes would be: small kitchen ap-pliances, kitchen utensils and cookware, bake-

ware, kitchen towels, bath towels, puzzles, games, tools, kids’ toys, school supplies. Any questions, feel free to call Kathy Kowalski at 715-341-1568. Prizes can be left in the back of church in the marked box, in the rectory, or at Kathy’s house. To the Family and Friends of Garold Coulthurst J r .

who passed away on April 1, our heartfelt sympathies. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser!—Mark your calendar for the all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner prepared by “chef” Phil DiSalvo on Friday, May 3. Check the insert in today’s bulletin for all of the details. Please Welcome our newest members, Vimarsh &

Renu Raina and their daughter Vreni. Please know that the St. Stephen Parish faith commu-nity is so glad you have chosen to celebrate

your faith and Eucharist with us. Operation Bootstrap thanks the community of St. Stephen for their food and monetary contributions from March and April. They are appreciated. You may be assured your donation will be put to good use.

ST. JOSEPH PARISH Rice Bowl Project—Our community changed lives

this lent and CRS Rice Bowl wants to say THANK YOU! We will begin collecting donations this weekend, April 27-28. Donations can be placed

in the containers at the foot of the altar or at the Wyatt Street entrance. Please make all checks payable to St. Joseph Parish. Gift Cards=Money for Your Parish—Always be

prepared. Buy a card every week or two to stock up. Think about where you shop and keep cards on hand. There is a potential for St. Joseph Parish to earn lots of money and

you are not buying anything you would not normally buy. Cards are available for sale after weekend Mass-es in the Gathering Space or at the parish office during the week. Appeal Note—Did you know that The Annual Appeal supports 38 ministries such as Hispanic Ministries, Catholic Charities, Casa Hogar and Juan Pablo, home-less shelters in Peru, as well as adoption services and homeless sheltering, right here in our Diocese? This is truly God’s work! Won’t you please join us by mak-ing a donation soon? Help us reach our Parish goal! Your Appeal Team

DAA 2019 GOAL $50,400 Total Pledges To Date $43,728 Total Payments To Date $43,068

Special Collection 04/14/19 Totals Capital Improvements $140.00 Seminarians Collection $200.00

Envelopes/Basket Summary—04/14/19 Weekly Giving $5,065 Weekly Giving Budgeted $6,005 Giving to Date $229,520 Budgeted to Date $252,210

DAA 2019 GOAL $51,655 Total Pledges To Date $47,528 Total Payments To Date $45,751 Food for Poor Housing Goal $3,600 Total Received To Date $2,710

Envelopes/Basket Summary— 04/21/19 Weekly Giving $10,480 Weekly Giving Budgeted $7,115 Giving to Date $301,626 Budgeted to Date $305,830

Special Collection 04/21/19 Totals Milk Can Fund $20.00 Building Fund $35.00 Good Friday Collection $442.75

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Special Collection 04/14/19 Totals Milk Can Fund $31.00 Building Fund $105.00

Envelopes/Basket Summary—04/14/19 Weekly Giving $5,830 Weekly Giving Budgeted $7,115 Giving to Date $291,146 Budgeted to Date $298,715

Special Collection 04/21/19 Totals Capital Improvements $75.00 Good Friday Collection $325.00 Envelopes/Basket Summary—04/21/19 Weekly Giving $11,979 Weekly Giving Budgeted $6,005 Giving to Date $241,499 Budgeted to Date $258,215

SECOND SUNDAY OF EASTER/DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY

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Celebration of Ministry—St. Joseph Parish members, staff and councils recognize the presence of the Holy Spirit in calling forth Laurie Schroeder, our church cleaning coordinator. We appreciate Laurie and all who come on a regular basis to keep our liturgical space sparkling clean. How is the Holy Spirit calling you to use your gifts for our community? Is God Calling You to help at St. Joseph Parish? We are looking for a person/team/family to coordinate the Liturgical Environment Committee. To learn more, please call Anne Swenson at 715-341-6444 or Tari Wallner at 715-341-7750. Operation Bootstrap—During the month of May, we will be collecting spring cleaning supplies for our Operation Bootstrap carts. This includes house clean-ing items as well as laundry supplies. As always, any nonperishable donation you wish to contribute is great-ly appreciated. Mark Your Calendars for the Fr iday, May 10, Fish

Fry at St. Joseph Parish serving from 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The event is an early kick-off for our annual picnic which will be the first Satur-day and Sunday of June. Parishioner Terry

Check of Cozy Kitchen will again be cooking us a delicious meal. All are welcome!

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Thank You to the musicians of New Life Instru-mental Choir (NLIC) for your Easter music. New Life Instrumental Choir gives a big “thank you” to MAHER WATER CORPORATION for loan-ing us the hand drums for Easter.

Liturgical Ministers for May 4-5

4:00 p.m.—Saturday

Mass Preparation: Kris Hansen Altar Server: Mary Davidson Hospitality Minister: Joan Misiewicz, David Sroda, Dale Tetzloff, Barbara Bartkowiak, Virginia Zakoski (w) Reader: Leo Jacoby Eucharistic Minister: Charisse Fogarty, Phyllis Ziaya, Rich & Kim Boden, Michelle Poeschel Gift Card Seller: Jean Bablitch 10:30 a.m.—Sunday

Mass Preparation: Deb Peltier Altar Server: Emma Ekstrand, Ian Ekstrand Emanuel Fogliazza Hospitality Minister: John Droske, Rick Kennedy, Bill & Tari Wallner, Mary Hale (w) Reader: Carolyn Sauer, Mary Droske Eucharistic Minister: Jane Kennedy, Kevin Shibilski, Diane Dietsche, Tom Ekstrand, Brian Zimmerman, Deb Peltier Gift Card Seller: Leah Shibilski

Liturgical Ministers for May 4-5 Altar Server: Sat. Van Order Family Sun. Zynda Family Lector: Sat. Michael Secord Sun. Maxine Hogan

Eucharistic Sat. Gary Marquard Minister: Mariann Marquard Pat Dietsche Sun. Sr. Margaret Murawski Mike & Sharon Lilla Marcia Belke Sr. Sue Bunde Maurice & Joanne King

Choir: Sat. Contemporary Choir Sun. Cantor

SHARED NEWS & ACTIVITIES Weekly Reflection—Even the disciples, who knew Jesus personally, had doubts and fears. They did not know what to do. They had failed him in so many ways. Still, Jesus did not abandon them. He came to them. He did not ask what had happened to them, where they had been, etc. His first words were, “Peace be with you.” And then he entrusted them to carry on his mission! He knew their weaknesses and so he also gave the Holy Spirit to help and guide them in their mission. Jesus extends his peace to us everyday and has given us the Spirit to help us. Each day give thanks for these gifts and pray for the grace to receive and use them well.

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Congratulations to our St. Stephen par ish-ioners who are celebrating their Wedding Anniversary the week of April 29 through May 5. Deacon Arthur & Kathleen Schaller, 31 years Rich & Lori Casper, 22 years Phil & Lynn DiSalvo, 28 years May God bless and grant you many years of happiness.

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ST. JOSEPH PARISH Cherry Tree Collection—It’s spring! Time to grow

St. Joe’s Cherry Tree! Coordinators are beginning to collect and number prizes. Do you have items to donate? Perhaps you want to do some re-gifting or have been bargain shopping. We

use a wide variety of prizes. Suggested categories in-clude: tools and outdoor items, kitchen and housewares, stationary and school supplies, paper products, holiday dec-orations, personal items and jewelry, toys and games, and seasonal decorations, etc. Contact Tim & Nancy Kaczmarek at 715-341-6947 or John & Lynn Meyer at 715-341-7104 for more information. Basket Raffle—Now is the time to “Spring” into action! Help us put together some baskets to be raffled off at the Friday, May 10 “Kick-Off to Picnic Season” Fish Fry along with the new two-day picnic weekend (Saturday, June 1 and Sunday, June 2.) Putting together a basket is easy. Come up with a theme, purchase some items that fit the theme and place them in some type of “basket.” Gift cards to local restaurants and grocery stores have proven to be very popular “fillers.” Why not help the church in more ways than one by purchas-ing gift cards? They are sold after most weekend Masses and you can include them in your gift basket donation. If you are interested in helping, please con-tact Kris Hansen at 715-340-7751 or Karen Danczyk at 715-630-8219, Basket Raffle Chairs. Silent Auction is here again. We are accepting new

items, as well as antiques for “Grannies’ At-tic.” A designated collection box is in the Family Center. Please include your name with the item for recognition of your generos-

ity. You may also call for pick-up of your items. We would greatly appreciate donations from home business owners such as Pampered Chef, Tastefully Simple, Wildtree, gift certificates for home business services, food items, landscaping, carpentry, specialty goods or artwork. If you have questions about this year’s auc-tion or have an item for pick-up, call the Silent Auction Team, Dale & Kathy Tetzloff, 715-344-7150 or Brian & Mary Guzman, 715-341-9297. Picnic Country Store 2019—Bored? Looking for

something to do? Now is the perfect time to be working on crafts for the Country Store. Due to another successful Picnic in

2018 our inventory is low. We are again in need of items to sell at Picnic 2019. June will be here before we know it! Your generosity and creativity are amaz-ing! We could not do it without you. If you have ques-tions, please contact Diane Dietsche at 715-344-1807 or Diane Karner at 715-457-4759.

SHARED NEWS & ACTIVITIES PEC—The joint Parish Education Committee for St. Joseph and St. Stephen parishes, is calling forth new members. Prayer & study inspire and focus our visioning. Evangelization is key to filling our pews with Spirit-filled seekers. Catechesis helps create in-formed and mission-driven disciples. Do you feel a pull in this direction? Call the Pastoral Minister, 715-341-1617 x112 or just come to one of our next meetings in the Religious Education Center (the former St. Joseph Parish Rectory.) Check the bulletin for our next meeting date. Grief Support Group—The St. Joseph & St. Stephen Support group has been meeting with grieving parish-ioners since last fall. The group offers support for family members to help cope with the loss of loved ones. Terry Miller and Tammy Kenowski organize the support group on behalf of both parishes. The team consists of clergy and lay members who are trained in supporting and comforting those in need. They can also assist individuals and families in need by referring them to other support services, beyond what the group can offer. “We understand that people need to feel comfortable with sharing their loss,” Miller said. “We also understand that certain times, such as anniver-saries and birthdays, can be very difficult. We are ready to help any way we can.” Meetings are held monthly on the third Tuesday of each month at the St. Stephen Rectory from 2:00-3:00 p.m. Parishioners can also receive home visits from a group member by contacting either parish office, Miller at 715-340-2471, or Kenowski at 715-341-2583. Catholics Returning Home—No matter how long you have been away and no matter what reason, we invite you to consider renewing your relationship with the Catholic Church. Check the insert in last weekend’s bulletin for all of the details or call the parish office at 715-341-1617 x101 or 715-344-3319 x101. 2018 Contribution Statements can now be picked up in the parish office. Portage County Right to Life has decided not to run their Mother’s Day Right to Life Signature ad this year, so no collections will take place in April. For more information, please contact them directly. Next weekend, dur ing Mass, we will have a second collection in support of the Diocesan Annual Appeal. This collection is for our seminarians. Your help is greatly appreciated. Fr. Jerzy will be away dur ing the day this week for the Diocesan Priest Retreat.

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DIOCESE/WIDER CHURCH The Pope’s Prayer Intention for April is : Doctors and their Collaborators in War Zones. For doctors and their humanitarian collaboration in war zones, who risk their lives to save the lives of others. Pilgrimage to the Holy Land—Join Father Jim Trempe and Father Woody Pace on a once in a lifetime pilgrimage to the Holy Land November 5-15, 2019. Walk where Jesus walked. Trip includes flights from Chicago, 4-star hotels, breakfasts, dinners, tour fees and taxes, full-time tour guide, at a cost of $3599, based on double occupancy. For more information, contact Julie Studinski at julieastud@gmail.com. or 715-340-4846. Check out the rotating bulletin board in the Gathering Space for the brochure.

DEANERY CHURCHES & SCHOOL A Pilgrimage in honor of the anticipated beatification of Brother James “Santiago” Miller, FSC, Lasallian Vol-unteers (LV), in collaboration with the Midwest District, is hosting a pilgrimage to honor the life and legacy of Brother James. The event will take place Wednesday, May 29 beginning at 9:00 a.m. The pilgrimage will start at Pacelli High School and end in Ellis, Wisconsin. For more information visit www.lasallianvolunteers.org. Registration deadline is May 1, 2019. Divine Mercy Sunday will be held at Sacred Heart Parish on April 28, starting with Mass at 8:00 a.m. Following Mass will be Adoration with Holy Hours from 9:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Reconciliation is available from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. At 2:00 p.m., Fr. Richard Heilman, founder of Knights of Divine Mercy will speak. The Divine Mercy Chaplet will be sung at 3:00 p.m. followed by a procession of the Blessed Sacrament and Benediction. Mass will again be offered at 3:30 p.m.

ST. JOSEPH PARISH St. Anne’s/PCCW ladies are asked to attend the 4:00 p.m. Mass next Saturday to assist with our annual May Crowning. Please stop in the Gathering Space to pick up your flower. Thank you to our St. Joe’s family for the support and comfort given to us during the illness and death of our husband and father, Clifford Peltier. We are extremely grateful to you. May God bless you. Deb, Josh and Kristen

Congratulations to our St. Joseph par ishioners who are celebrating their Wedding Anniversary the week of April 29 through May 5. Jim & Pat Abbrederis, 54 years Al & Vicki Peskie, 32 years Dean & Gail Colrud, 45 years Larry & Karen Konkol, 35 years Brent & Kristie Thalacker, 18 years May God bless and grant you many years of happiness.

DEANERY CHURCHES & SCHOOL St. Bronislava Holy Name Society will hold their all-you-can-eat monthly breakfast on Sunday, May 5. They will serve from 8:30 a.m. until noon. This will be the final breakfast until next fall. Menu includes buttermilk pancakes, potato pancakes, French toast, sausage, ham, milk, juice and coffee. The cost is $7 for ages 13-adult, $4 for ages 5-12, and free for ages 4 and under.

ST. ANTHONY SPIRITUALITY CENTER St. Anthony Spirituality Center in Marathon, WI, is hiring a full-time Retreat Coordinator. The Retreat Coordinator is responsible for ensuring that a wide variety of high-quality, spiritually enriching retreats, workshops, liturgies, and other appropriate events are available throughout the year for St. Anthony’s guests, staff, volunteers and residents. For more infor-mation or to begin the application process, please contact Dr. Lori Randall, Center Director, at lrandall@sarcenter.com or 715-443-2236 x 114. “Mindful Presence: A Path of Clarity” will be presented by Tom Roberts, May 17 through May 19. To reserve your spot on a retreat, call 715-443-2236 or visit www.sarcenter.com for more information. Volunteer Week won’t be the same without you. Plan to join us July 21-25. Come for a day or come for the week and bring a friend!

SHARED NEWS & ACTIVITIES The Combined Director of Religious Education, Children’s Ministries Position for St. Joseph and St. Stephen Parishes will be available for the 2019-2020 year. The Director is responsible for Grades 1-6 Religious Education program, Baptism, Reconciliation and Communion Preparation, as well as other elements of children’s ministry. If you would like more infor-mation, please call Renée at 715-341-1617 x101 or 715-344-3319 x101. Application deadline is May 1.

Office Hours Monday: Parish Offices Closed Tues./Thurs. St. Stephen Parish 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Wed./Fri. St. Joseph Parish 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Parish Office 715-341-1617 (St. Joseph) or 715-344-3319 (St. Stephen) Pastor Fr. Jerzy Rebacz 715-341-1617x103 pastor@stjoespoint.org Associate Pastor Fr. Todd Mlsna & Fr. Fernando Hernandez Deacon Art Schaller & Mike Horgan Staff Renée Schneeberg 715-341-1617 x101 (St. Joseph) Administrative Asst. rschneeberg@stjoespoint.org 715-344-3319 x101 (St. Stephen)

ststephensp@gmail.com Jacob Stiemann 715-341-1617 x102 (St. Joseph)Finance Secretary finance@stjoespoint.org 715-344-3319 x202 (St. Stephen) ststephenfinance@gmail.com Walter Belsha, Custodian (St. Joseph) Ray Mayek, Maintenance (St. Stephen) Ellen Miskowski, bulletin@stjoespoint.org or Bulletin Editor bulletinssp@gmail.com Kris Hansen 715-341-1617 x112 Pastoral Minister khansen@stjoespoint.org Religious Education Office Lynn Meyer 715-341-1617 x114 Director of Children’s lmeyer@stjoespoint.org Ministry Marie Von Rueden 715-341-1617 x113 Director of Youth youthminister@stjoespoint.org Ministry Cheryl Kizewski Religious Ed Assistant RelEdAssistant@stjoespoint.org Local & Diocesan Pacelli Central Office 715-341-2445 St. Stephen School 715-344-3751 Catholic Cemetery 715-341-3236 Association Deanery www.pointdeanery.org Diocese 608-788-7700 Reporting Instances of Child Abuse www.dioceseoflacrosse.com “Safe Environment”

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St. Joseph Parish Pastoral Council parishcouncil@stjoespoint.org Laurie Schroeder, President 715-345-0939 Sacred Worship sacredworship@stjoespoint.org Ellen Miskowski 715-344-2952 Kris Hansen 715-340-7751 Parish Family Life familylife@stjoespoint.org Mary Stroik 715-345-1810 Terry Miller 715-340-2471 Call to Justice Committee calltojustice@stjoespoint.org Fred Groos 715-344-6541 Parish Education Committee pec@stjoespoint.org Pat Wenzl, Facilitator 715-344-3906 Communication Committee website@stjoespoint.org Jim Krueger, Web Coordinator Finance Council Kevin Shibilski, Chair 715-344-7884 Building and Grounds Ron Kobishop 715-344-2276 Picnic Co-Chairs Josh Miskowski 715-295-4161 Bill and Tari Wallner 715-341-7750 St. Anne’s Society/Parish Council of Women stannes@stjoespoint.org Kathy Tetzloff, President 715-344-7150 Holy Name Society Rob Jaworski, President 715-344-3717 Senior Citizens Steve & Jean Brazzale 715-341-3256

St. Stephen Parish Pastoral Council Rick Giese, President 715-341-4645 Sacred Worship Rick Giese 715-341-4645 Justice & Peace Dave Mueller 715-344-3933 Family Life Liz Blonigen 715-341-5566 Finance Council Chair, Don Trzinski 715-341-8750 Treasurer, Jack Edgerton

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