305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250 Fredonia, WI 53021

(262) 692-9994 divinesavior@archmil.org

divinesavior.weconnect.com

230 Butler St. Random Lake, WI 53075

(920) 994-4380 ourladyrlp@archmil.org

ourladylakes.org

Parish Membership: To receive the full benefits of our parish community, we invite you to register as parish members by contacting the Parish Office during office hours.

Baptisms are celebrated on the third weekend of each month. Parents must attend a catechetical preparation class prior to baptism. Contact your Parish Office for information.

Marriage: Either the Bride or Groom must be a registered member at one of our parishes. Contact your Parish Office at least six months prior to the wedding date.

RCIA (Rites of Christian Initiation for Adults): If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about the process of becoming Catholic, contact Deb Hamm.

Bulletin Announcements must be in writing and brought to the Parish Office or emailed to rischs@archmil.org before Noon on Monday.

Mass Announcements must be in the Parish Office by Noon on Thursday to be included at that weekend’s Mass.

Emergency Calls: Call your Parish Office. If you need emergency assistance when either office is closed, contact Deb Hamm at (262) 488-4542.

Our Cluster School

305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250 Fredonia, WI 53021

(262) 692-2141 divinesavior@archmil.org

divinesavior.weconnect.com

March 26, 2017

Visitors at our chapels from other Catholic Parishes in Ozaukee and Sheboygan Counties are welcome to put their parish envelope in our collection and we will forward it to your home parish. Thank you for joining us in worship.

For a complete list of contact numbers for our parish and school staff members, as well as lay parish leaders, Mass and Reconciliation times, please go to page 6.

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

We pray for the improved health of…Marguerite Buhler, Gabbi Hicks, Ashley Hill, Rosemary Schwab, Carol L. Murphy, Gene & Kathy Glander, Margaret Schneider, Louise Janik, Joseph & David Moller, Roy Keller, Linda Russart Noyes, Larry Willegal, Charles Watry, Noah Weyker, George Ploof, John Mondloch, Martin Silver, Francis Murphy, Marge Miller, Bernadette Mondloch, Mike Bryant, David Hilt, Leo Fechter III, Margaret Brown, Derek Arndt, Kathy Petesch Casey, Mason Deppiesse, Joanne LaFleche, Margaret Medinger, Ron Buechler, Arlene Mondloch, Gene & Meg Brown, Peter VandeBoom, Laurene Klas, Alfred Heon, Cel Schueller, Rosalie Feyereisen, Rose Paulus, Jim Schmitz, Gerry Watry, Nancy Risch, Dave Balling, Lucille Gasper, Joanne Wiechers, Margaret Buchholz, Cathy Heimerman, Bob Wenninger, Pat Janik, James Donner, John Meke, Robert Longrie, Julie Blackmore, Harvey Bowe, Bernie Brey, Don Deppiesse, Carol Depies, Pat Watry, Joanne Herzberg, Margaret Bemis, Ann Piercefield, Gerald Hubing, Fred Spears, Bob Sauer, Phil Verplancke, Jo Ann Geiser, Harvey Wester, Colton Kraus, Bernice Wiskerchen and all those undergoing medical treatments.

If you wish to add the name of an immediate family member to our prayer list, please contact either parish office. Let us know if you no longer wish to be on the prayer list. Thank you.

MONDAY, March 27 – Lenten Weekday Is 65:17-21 Jn 4:43-54 No Morning Mass

TUESDAY, March 28 - Lenten Weekday Ez 47:1-9,12 Jn 5:1-16 8:00 am - Fredonia † Aloys Solms, Mark Shininger

WEDNESDAY, March 29 - Lenten Weekday Is 49:8-15 Jn 5:17-30 8:00 am - RL † Leon & Bernice Deppiesse, † Vince Birenbaum, † George & Estelle Eischen

THURSDAY, March 30 – Lenten Weekday Ex 32:7-14 Jn 5:31-47 8:00 am - LC - For our Parishioners

FRIDAY, March 31 – Lenten Weekday Wis 2:1a,12-22 Jn 7:1-2,10,25-30 No Morning Mass or Communion Service

SATURDAY, April 1 – Fifth Sunday of Lent Ez 37:12-14 Rom 8:8-11 Jn 11:1-45 4:30 pm – HC - Gene & Marilyn Mayer Anniversary, † Daniel & Sylvester Mueller, † Mary Jane Kleckner

SUNDAY, April 2 – Fifth Sunday of Lent Ez 37:12-14 Rom 8:8-11 Jn 11:1-45 8:15 am – RL † Extended Jacoby Family, Living/Deceased Members of the Nennig, Schield & Collins Families, † Vincent Birenbaum 10:00 am – HC † Diane Haskey

PRAYERS REQUESTED

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Stations of the Cross: Sundays at 1:00 p.m. in Dacada; Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. in Little Kohler

Please join us for the Random Lake Area Ecumenical Lenten prayer services on Wednesdays during Lent at 7:00 p.m. at the following churches: March 29 at OLL; April 5 at Zion United Methodist (preceded by their annual Lasagna Dinner). All are welcome. If you can provide snacks or help with hospitality for the March 29 service here at OLL, please contact the parish office.

Baptism Class will be held on Tues., April 4 at 6:00 p.m. at Holy Cross Chapel. Register with Deb Hamm.

Learn more about the Catholic faith - Deb Hamm will begin meeting with two DSCS parents soon to begin the journey to become Catholic. If you are thinking about becoming Catholic, or are Catholic and would like to deepen your own faith, and would like to join them, please contact Deb. If you are not Catholic and just want to learn more about what we believe (but aren’t sure you want to become Catholic), that is fine. There will be no pressure placed upon you.

How are you doing with your Lenten journey? If you could use some more guidance, perhaps you could pick up an extra book from one of the libraries at our parishes. There are books in the Reading Room at Holy Cross Chapel and in the Community Room at Our Lady of the Lakes. There is no need to check them out. Simply borrow them and then return them.

SACRAMENTS/PRAYERS/NOTICES

SAINTLY FOOD FOR THOUGHT

St. John Climacus, Feast Day March 30

“Do not be surprised that you fall every day; do not give up, but stand your ground courageously. And assuredly, the angel who guards you will honour your patience.”

It’s the middle of Lent and many of us are working on our Lenten resolutions. Perhaps you have been making excellent strides, or maybe you are struggling with trying to stay true to your resolutions. Typically when we resolve to do something, or refrain from doing something negative, it is because we recognize that we are somehow lacking in our life - spiritually, mentally, or physically. It’s likely that we had a bad habit that we would like to change for the better. Kicking a habit, or developing a new habit, is often a difficult task because it has been so ingrained in our being and requires us to drastically change our lifestyle. Often times, we may find ourselves reverting back to our old habits and questioning whether it is even worth pursuing since we tend to fall in our pursuits. If we look at our falls as invitations to get up and try again, rather than a failure, we will be motivated to continue in our endeavors. Although Satan will always try to tempt us into going back to our old ways, we have to remember that we are not alone in our struggles. We must never forget to call upon our Guardian Angels, Mary and the saints, and the Blessed Trinity to help us along the way. With their help, hopefully our Lenten resolutions will continue all year! If you would like to learn more about this saint please visit https://www.ewtn.com/saintsHoly/saints/J/stjohnclimacus.asp

Amanda Gronemeyer, OLL Outreach Coordinator

Lori Paulus’s term as Divine Savior Trustee-Secretary will end on June 30, 2017. Fr. Todd has nominated Lori for another two-year term. If anyone would like to nominate someone else, nomination forms and a description of the Parish Trustee-Secretary are available at the parish office. Ten signatures are needed for each nominee. Nominations close Monday, April 24 at NOON. All completed forms must be returned to the DS parish office by that date.

You are invited to serve people in need in DS Parish by joining the Society of St. Vincent de Paul. Your assistance to people in our Parish area needing food, clothes, rent

assistance, utility assistance and other needs will be a

rewarding experience. Is it time for you to live your

religious convictions and give something back for all you have received. Representatives from SVDP will be available after the Masses at Holy Cross Chapel on March 25 & 26 to answer any questions you may have. Following the 10:00 a.m. Mass, the Grafton Conference will be holding their monthly meeting so anyone interested can see what a typical meeting looks like.

There is an elderly woman who is a member of DS Parish who is looking for someone who would be interested in a part-time job. She needs someone to make light meals and do some light housecleaning. No early morning hours. Please call Deb Hamm if you are interested and she can give you more information.

DS Youth Choir Practice - Sundays in the choir loft after the 10:00 a.m. Mass. Open to all parish youth grades 2-12! Please contact Mary Navis at 920-668-6873 with any questions.

DIVINE SAVIOR PARISH

Chad Keller’s term as OLL Parish Trustee-Secretary will end on June 30, 2017. Fr. Todd has nominated Chad for another two-year term. If anyone would like to nominate someone else, nomination forms and a description of the Parish Trustee-Secretary are available at the parish office. Ten signatures are needed for each nominee. Nominations close Monday, April 24 at NOON. All completed forms must be returned to the OLL parish office by that date.

REGARDING ALL DONATIONS ON THE OLL BACK PORCH - All donations left on the porch should be labeled. Due to an overwhelming response, we are currently overflowing with quilting supplies. Please do not drop off more materials for quilting until further notice. We will let you know when we need more supplies. However, we are still accepting any types of sewing supplies for the missions. If you want to make a donation for that purpose, please mark it: FOR THE MISSIONS and place it on the back porch. We’ve also had very successful drives for the Hygiene Bags and the Winter Clothing Drive for St. Ben’s. Please note that we don’t collect used clothing on a regular basis. Please take these items to St. Vincent de Paul or Goodwill. Thanks for your incredible generosity.

CRE - Wednesday classes meet next on Apr il 5 and Family Program on April 9.

Catholicism Series - April 6 & 20 - Join us as we explore Bishop Robert Barron’s New Catholicism Series, The Pivotal Players which is DVDs on key figures throughout Christianity. We will be meeting in the parish center at 9:00 a.m. to watch the episodes on St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Catherine of Siena. Any questions, please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-447-2530.

Calling all Holy Dusters and Saintly Scrubbers - Spr ing Cleaning at St. Nicholas Chapel in Dacada on Saturday, April 8 starting at 8:00 a.m. ALL ARE WELCOME - including any Confirmation students who may need hours. Please contact Bev J. at 920-994-4502 with any questions.

The Family Program on Sunday, April 9 will be showing a presentation on DVD called “Sacred Relics of the Saints - Treasures of the Church.” This is a ministry of evangelization of the Catholic Church. Its purpose is to give people an experience of the living God through an encounter with the relics of His saints. This popular ministry, with a presentation by Fr. Carlo Martins, CC, and viewing of the actual relics of hundreds of Saints, attracts large crowds of people, and has ministered to hundreds of thousands of people within churches, schools, and prisons, domestically and internationally.

Art & Tradition of Braiding Palms - April 9 - Join us at the Family Program on Palm Sunday. There will be an opportunity to learn how to braid palms in a variety of ways as well as learn about the history behind it. We are looking for people with a particular talent for braiding palms to share their style. If you would be willing to share your talent, contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-447-2530.

Children’s Bulletins - Your child will have fun discover ing educational activities each week in the Children’s Worship Bulletins. Children in CRE take one home each time they meet for class. Extra copies are always available in the Community Room.

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OUR LADY OF THE LAKES

DIVINE SAVIOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL

MEET the DSCS STAFF Pam Smith- Administrative Assistant

Bible quote: “Train up a child in the way he should go, and he will not depart from it.” - Proverbs 22:6

This is my 18th year working at DSCS and 5th year as the parish secretary. The best thing about working here is watching the children grow and learn and then seeing them again as successful mature adults. Both of my sons graduated from Divine Savior (Rosemary School). The quality education they received here has served them well in their continued fields of study and careers. With our blended family, my husband, Mark, and I have five children and 8 grandchildren. We love to travel together to see and learn about places we haven’t been before. Our two dogs have now passed away and we are left with our cat, Reese’s, who doesn’t like us very much. I think it’s time to get another dog.

Favorites: Color : blue; food: crab legs; subject: history; hobby: traveling & gardening; sport: golf, football, baseball, wrestling; movie: To Kill a Mockingbird; books – The Grapes of Wrath and Catch 22

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Scriptures: 1 Samuel 16:1b,6-7,10-13a; Eph. 5:8-14; John 9:1-41

I’m sure the blind man in today’s Gospel was grateful for the gift of sight, but I’m not sure that he was prepared for the series of conflicts his healing brought into his life. His entire life changes in an instant. There’s nothing fun about begging, but there is comfort in the familiar. Being healed, he can no longer beg to fulfill his needs. He’s been blind from birth, has not developed job skills, and has no job. How will he support himself? And that is only part of his problem. People question him about what happened. If he is the former beggar, how was he healed? Was he lying about being blind in the first place? In which case, he would have been taking advantage of people who donated to his cause. Or perhaps his healer is sinful because he healed on the Sabbath…and on and on. This man finds himself telling the story of his healing repeatedly. Then, after he answers the Pharisees’ questions several times over, and explains his understanding of Jesus, they throw him out of the synagogue. This is doubly troubling for this man. Visiting the synagogue was something very dear to the Jews. Since the belief system at the time would have named him “unclean” because of his blindness, he would never have been allowed in the synagogue before. Now that he can see, he is allowed in briefly, but then the Pharisees throw him out when he tries to tell the good news of Jesus. He must have been heartbroken. And yet, he stands by his story and his belief in Jesus. This unnamed blind man in John’s Gospel becomes a disciple of Jesus and faces some harsh consequences for that decision. Are we willing to do the same? Do we have the courage to stand up for the Gospel, even when it costs us something dear to us? Do we stand up to injustice and oppression, even when it’s hard to do so? Are we willing to be truly Christian when conflict arises because of our beliefs? I am reminded of the comment I once heard: if it is easy to be a Christian, you aren’t really being one.

Let us all strive to have more of the blind man’s courage and be willing to risk much to follow Jesus and spread the Gospel. Deb Hamm, Pastoral Associate

As our Lenten journey continues at DSCS, our students and staff remain focused on prayer, service and fasting. At the start of Lent, our Lent committee presented the students with a bare cross and gave them a challenge! We have since been working to fill our Lenten Cross with good deeds in the form of flowers. At each weekly prayer service we have classes add the flowers they have earned for doing good deeds for others, fasting from words, thoughts or actions that may hurt others, and for performing one of the classroom fasting cards. Each week our cross grows more colorful because of our actions. By the end of Lent, we should have a beautiful Easter Cross to help us celebrate God’s saving action! Our students will be off this week Wednesday because the teachers need some important in-service time. We will review data as a staff, work on collaborating with the six-traits of writing in our classrooms, and continue our discussion of standards based grading. Our Learning Support Team will also begin writing our goals based on the accreditation assessment. Please pray for us as we undertake this essential work. DSCS is now enrolling for the 2017-18 school year! Mark your calendar for our second Play Date of the year- April 7. Students in 3K-5K can come to visit our classrooms to see what DSCS is all about. If you would like to join us, please contact the school office at 262-692-2141. We have a talented, caring, and dedicated staff ready to help your child grow both spiritually and academically. Our faith-based curriculum, small class sizes, and family atmosphere may be just what your child needs to reach his or her potential. We offer before and after school care and a summer care program for students enrolled at DSCS. Our tuition is also very affordable! Call the office to setup a tour. Yours in Faith, Lynn Sauer

Please consider saving aluminum cans for DSCS. We are collecting cans during Lent to raise money for Sister Jo and her mission work. Cans can be delivered to the school office.

Family Movie Night - at DSCS on Friday, March 31 at 6:00 p.m. Featuring “Pete’s Dragon”. Bring your own pillows, bean bag chairs, blankets, etc. for comfortable floor seating. Popcorn & drinks included. (Parents must stay with children.)

The last DSCS Fish Fry is on April 7. The all-you-can-eat Fish Fry is from 4:30-8:00 p.m. in the DSCS cafeteria.

DS SCRIP is sold before and after the 10:00 a.m. Mass on Sundays. It is also sold before school on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings if you enter Divine Savior School from the parking lot door.

Mark your calendars for the 5th Annual Beer and Wine Tasting at DSCS on April 29! Invites are in the mail.

DIVINE SAVIOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS

This group retreat meets on Monday evenings, March 27 and April 3 at 6:00 p.m. in the OLL Parish Office. Contact Deb Hamm.

REST STOPS FOR THE SOUL

We are excited to bring VBS back to OLL this summer, from July 31 to August 2. We have selected “Tracking Mary: Mysteries & Messages” from Growing with the Saints, Inc. Children will travel with Our Blessed Mother to some of the faraway places she has appeared on the Queen of Heaven Express. Flyers and Registration forms will be available before Easter. VBS is for children from pre-K to 4th grade, with 5th grade and up able to help and lead in all areas. We are also looking for adults to help with snacks, activities, crafts, skits, Bible activities and supervising the different age groups. If you are interested in enrolling your child or volunteering in any capacity please contact Linda Guokas or Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-994-4380.

VBS AT OLL

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CLUSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Sunday, March 26

Hospitality after 8:15 am Mass 1:00 pm - Stations of the Cross - Dacada

Monday, March 27

6:00 pm - Rest Stops Retreat – OLL Parish Office

Tuesday, March 28

6:00 pm - Movies with Meaning - OLL PC

Wednesday, March 29

6:00 am - TMIY - DSCS No School at DSCS 11:30 am - Rosary - Gables on the Pond 7:00 pm - Ecumenical Lenten Prayer Service - OLL 7:00 pm - Stations of the Cross - Little Kohler

Friday, March 31

6:00 pm - Movie Night - DSCS

Saturday, April 1

Holy Cross basement Reserved 6:00 pm - OLL PC Reserved

Sunday, April 2

1:00 pm - Stations of the Cross - Dacada

DS Human Concerns - Easter flowers will be distr ibuted the weekend of April 7-8 to our parish shut-ins. If you have the name of someone you would like to have included, please call the Parish Center. Also, any donations to help cover the cost of the flowers would be appreciated. Our Lenten collection of cereal for The Food Pantry is ongoing along with the items for the Advocates. Currently they need red and Alfredo pasta sauce, pickles, peanut butter, canned fruit and snacks such as pretzels and granola bars. Please place these items at the back of our Holy Cross Chapel or bring the items to the DS Parish Center.

PW Food Pantry - Items needed this week are: peanut butter, pouch casseroles, Ramen noodles, salmon, toothpaste, diapers sized 4,5,6; soft & hard shell tacos, lite pears, cereal.

The OLL Human Concerns is collecting cereal, flour, toothpaste and deodorant for the RL Interfaith Food Pantry. Drop off items in the back of church. Thank you.

Hygiene Bags for St. Ben’s - Thank you for your generosi-ty in sharing what you have with those less fortunate. May God continue to bless you and your families.

CLUSTER HUMAN CONCERNS

The next movie, on March 28 at 6:00 p.m. in the OLL Community Room, is: Hotel Rwanda. Don Cheadle gives “the performance of a lifetime” in this remarkable and profoundly affecting true story of one man’s brave stance against savagery during the 1994 Rwandan conflict. Costarring Sophie Okonedo and Nick Nolte, Hotel Rwanda is the kind of film that can change the world.” As his country descends into madness, five-star-hotel manager Paul Ruseabagina sets out to save his family. But when he sees the world will not intervene in the massacre of minority Tutsis, he finds the courage to open his hotel to over 1,200 refugees. Now, with a rabid militia at the gate, he has only his wits and words to help him keep them alive another hour…another day. PG-13. Violence, disturbing images and brief strong language. 2 hours, 2 minutes.

MOVIES WITH MEANING

Youth and Adult participants go because they want to join thousands of other Catholic teens in celebrating their faith, share values and experiences and recognize their role in the Catholic Church. Past participants share that they enjoyed the speakers (who they hear/see on DVD in class) and were excited to be part of something big (24,000 catholic teens and adults in Lucas Oil Stadium). If you would like to be part of this transformative experience, request a registration form from your Youth Minister. For more information visit www.archmil.org/NCYC or Linda Guokas. The deadline for signing up is May 10, 2017. The initial deposit is $100. Total cost for youth currently in 8th-11th grades is $575.

NCYC

From April 2-10, we will be taking nominations for new Pastoral Council members. You must be a par ishioner to make nominations. You will be asked to write your name on the nomination form, along with your nominations, but your name will not be shared with those you nominate. Each parishioner can nominate up to 10 people. Please spend some time between now and then prayerfully considering names of those who would be good leaders for our cluster parishes. You can nominate yourself if you are interested in serving.

Capital Campaign - Thanks to all who have already pledged. Please pray about how important your faith is to you and be generous in your response to the redecoration project. We are looking for a few people who would like to help raise funds by forming a committee to reach out to our parishioners and local businesses. If interested, please contact the parish office.

PASTORAL COUNCIL DISCERNMENT

Defibrillator and CPR Training is being offered at OLL in the Parish Center on April 26 from 6:30-8:30 p.m. It is a two hour course, so attendees will need to be present for the full time. The cost is $7.00 per person and will be payable on the night of the class. Family and friends over the age of 16 are welcome to attend. Please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-447-2530 to make a reservation to attend this training.

DEFIBRILLATOR AND CPR TRAINING

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Linda Guokas, DRE, will lead an on-line book study during the Easter Season using Sherry Weddell’s groundbreaking book, Forming Intentional Disciples: The Path to Knowing and Following Jesus (Our Sunday Visitor, 2012). All are welcome to join in the discussion. Reflection questions will be posted weekly on our new Outreach and Evangelization blog website www.ollcatholic1.weebly.com . We will cover two chapters each week starting April 17 and running through May 30. Bring yourself, a copy of the book, and an open heart as we delve into the work of discipleship.

EVANGELIZATION BOOK STUDY

CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday - 4:30 pm at Holy Cross Chapel Sunday - 8:15 am at OLL - RL Sunday - 10:00 am at Holy Cross Chapel Monday - No Mass Tuesday- 8:00 am at St. Rose Chapel Wednesday - 8:00 am at OLL - RL Thursday- 8:00 am at St. Mary’s Chapel, LC Friday - Rotating Communion Service 1st Friday - Fredonia 2nd Friday - Random Lake 3rd, 4th & 5th Friday - none

Confession Times - First Saturday of the month at Holy Cross Chapel from 3:45-4:15 p.m. or by contacting Fr. Todd.

Cluster Pastoral Staff

Pastor: Rev. Todd Budde (920) 994-4380 or (262) 692-9994 buddet@archmil.org

Senior Priest: Fr. Jim Ernster

Deacon: Gerald Malueg

Pastoral Associate: Deb Hamm Cell: (262) 488-4542 Office: (920) 994-4380 ministerofaging@hotmail.com

Our Cluster School: Divine Savior Catholic School

305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250 Fredonia, WI 53021

(262) 692-2141

Principal: Lynn Sauer dscs.lsauer@gmail.com

Secretary: Pam Smith dscs.schooloffice@gmail.com

Divine Savior Parish Staff

305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250, Fredonia, WI 53021

(262) 692-9994 Fax: (262) 692-3085

divinesavior@archmil.org divinesavior.weconnect.com

Secretary: Pam Smith divinesavior@archmil.org

Bookkeeper: Terri Schueller schueller.terri@archmil.org

Director of Religious Education: Terri Riesselmann Cell: (262) 945-5778 riesselmannt@archmil.org

Our Lady of the Lake Parish Staff

230 Butler St. Random Lake, WI 53075

(920) 994-4380 Fax: (920) 994-2605

ourladyrlp@archmil.org ourladylakes.org

Secretary: Susan Risch rischs@archmil.org

Bookkeeper: Terri Schueller OLLBookkeeper@archmil.org

Director of Religious Education: Linda Guokas lindag.dre@outlook.com

Outreach Coordinator: Amanda Gronemeyer Cell: (920) 447-2530 gronemeyera@archmil.org

The mission of Divine Savior Parish is to use all the means God has given us to be a life-giving example of Christ’s love in our

community and beyond. In cooperation with the global Catholic Church and the

Archdiocese of Milwaukee, we accomplish this through prayer, frequent celebration

of the Sacraments, especially the Eucharist, study and sharing of our faith,

service to all, and by providing our children with Catholic roots deeply embedded in

faith in God.

The mission of Divine Savior Catholic School is to provide an environment for

children to excel personally, academically and spiritually. Together we share in the

mission of Divine Savior Parish to foster a faith-filled community where Catholic

values are learned through prayer, service and love. Our goal is to use these values

to develop lifelong learners and compassionate leaders.

The mission of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Congregation is to be a life-giving sign of Christ’s love, justice, and peace in our area of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, through the celebration of the sacraments,

especially the Eucharist, community prayer, spiritual reflection, and a commitment of

service to God’s people.

Divine Savior Finance Council

Chair: Don Hamm

Members: Bob Lallensack Lori Paulus Julie Carufel Nick Quinn Art Ternes Kim Thiele

Divine Savior Pastoral Council

Trustees: Bob Lallensack (262) 692-2216 Lori Paulus (262) 692-2743

Chair: Madonne Rauch

Members: Bob Bergschultz Joyce Buechler Julie Carufel Bree Malueg Cindy Preisler Nick Quinn Jeff Vrubley Joanne Wagner

Our Lady of the Lakes Finance Council

Chair: Bill Jensen

Members: Katie Bichler Gary Feider Jennifer Huiras Chad Keller Wayne VanderVelden Andy Walsh

Our Lady of the Lakes

Pastoral Council

Trustees: Gary Feider Chad Keller

Chair: Tom Schinner

Members: Jennifer Delwiche Laura Feider Jennifer Huiras Leon Jacoby Bill Jensen Karen McCabe Bonnie Neumann Ed Ritger

Please notify your parish office when you or a member of your family has a change of address, wishes to receive Holy Communion at home, needs the Anointing of the Sick, or is admitted to a hospital.

You can access the bulletin online: Go to the Divine Savior website at: http://divinesavior.weconnect.com and click on Publications on the top right hand side and you can view prior bulletins. You can also click on the bulletin link on the Our Lady of the Lakes website: ourladylakes.org

To have our bulletins emailed to you each week, go to parishesonline.com and type in your parish name and city. That will take you to a site that has recent bulletins. Scroll down to recent publications. Click on the “subscribe” button and enter your email and name. Each week, you will receive an email when the bulletin is ready.

All men and boys are encouraged to attend the 11th Annual Men of Christ Conference on Sat., Apr il 1 at the Milwaukee Theater. Take advantage of fellowship, Mass, confession and great speakers including Dr. Scott Hahn, Jason Evert and Jesse Romero. See Eric Riesselmann or Jim Steffen for tickets or sign up online at www.menofchrist.net.

Sheboygan Catholic Underground - April 3 - Join us as we discuss “Welcome to the Church: A Walk Through the Sacraments.” Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. and discussion follows. The young adult group meets at The Lodge (327 Giddings Ave, Sheboygan Falls next to Blessed Trinity) every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month. Visit us on Facebook at: Sheboygan’s Catholic Underground.

Save the Date-New Horizons Weekend of Healing for Separated/Divorced will be held May 5-7 at Schoenstatt Retreat Center in Waukesha. For more information and to register visit http://www.johnpaul2center.org/Nazareth--Project/Separated-and-Divorced.htm or call 414-758-2241.

Advocates of Ozaukee County - Nothing you say, or do, causes someone to act violently toward you, and it is impossible for you to prevent attacks by trying to be perfect. Some wrongly think that using violence is the best way to solve problems and that it’s okay to abuse others. Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free: 1-877-375-4034.

Encounter “Community” through CRS Rice Bowl - This four th week of Lent we encounter Maria in Mexico, where a community of hardworking women share joys, sorrows and fellowship while growing economic opportunity at a greenhouse. How have your communities helped you encounter Christ anew this Lent? Visit www.crsricebowl.org for more. CRS Rice Bowls are available by the Food Pantry table in the back of OLL - RL Chapel and in the OLL Community Room. They can be turned in during Holy Week at the OLL Parish Office.

Brew City Catholic is your hub for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee’s Young Adult Ministry Initiatives! Check out BrewCityCatholic.com for a list of young adult groups and events/opportunities for young adults around the Arch.

Communion Prayer Cards are available in the back of our chapels for those who are taking communion to those who are homebound. The card offers a simple prayer service that can be prayed with the homebound person. If you are interested in a more complete set of prayers for taking communion to the sick, please contact Deb Hamm.

When is the last time you encouraged a young man to consider a vocation to the priesthood? We all talk about the priest shortage, but how many of us actively engage in making a difference for the future? If you know a single young man, encourage him to THINK PRIEST!

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