st. katharine drexel parish

1 Second Sunday of Lent, March 17, 2019

St. Katharine Drexel Parish

Beaver Dam, WI March 17, 2019

Mission Inspired by the Holy Spirit, we follow the footsteps of Jesus, through love for the Eucharist and outreach to those in need. As one Body of Christ, we are a diverse community journeying toward our common goal of the Kingdom of God.

Vision

As a community we will act through: * Living out corporal and spiritual works of mercy, * Committing to individual and communal prayer,

* Growing in knowledge and faith, * Communicating for Unity.

Como comunidad actuaremos a través de: * Viviendo las obras corporales y espirituales de misericordia,

* Comprometido con la oración individual y comunitaria, * Creciendo en conocimiento y fe,

* Comunicando para la Unidad.

Inspirado por el Espíritu Santo, nosotros caminamos en los pasos de Jesús, a través del amor a la Eucaristía ya la ayuda a los necesitados. Como un Cuerpo de Cristo, somos una comunidad diversa viajando hacia nuestro objetivo común al Reino de Dios.

2 St. Katharine Drexel Parish

The Catholic Community of La Comunidad Catolica de Saint Katharine Drexel 511 S. Spring St. (Church) / 408 S. Spring St. (Office)

920-887-2082 www.stkatharinedrexelbd.org Katharine Drexel

Mass Schedule Vigil (Saturday) 4:30 PM Sunday 8:00 AM ● 10:00 AM ● 12 Noon (Español) Mon, Wed– Fri 8:20 AM Tuesday (Mission Hall) 6:30 PM

Parish Office Hours Mon ● Tues ● Thurs 8:00 AM-3:30 PM Wednesday 8:00 AM-8:00 PM Friday 8:00 AM-12:00 PM

Mass Intentions and Schedule Bookstore Hours Sundays 9:00 AM - 12 Noon ● Located off of Mission Hall in the Parish Center.

Scrip Hours A#er Masses on weekends in the back of church ● Fridays at the Parish Center from 8AM - 9:30AM

Contact 920-887-2082, ext. 106 [email protected]

St. Katharine Drexel School Contact Barb Haase, Principal 920-885-5558, www.skds.org 503 S. Spring St. Office Hours Mon - Fri 8AM - 4PM

Bulletin Submissions Send to [email protected] ● Must be received by Monday noon for the following weekend. Due to space constraints, not all submissions may be included. Thank you.

Fr. Michael J. Erwin PASTOR ext.102, Emergency only: 262-206-6987 [email protected]

Fr. Erick Cassiano ASSOCIATE PASTOR ext.105 [email protected]

Ed Cody DEACON 920-382-2315, [email protected]

Randy Wells DEACON 920-885-5597, [email protected]

Barbara Heinzen DIRECTOR OF ADMIN. ext.101 & STEWARDSHIP [email protected]

Kris$n Adsit DIRECTOR OF ext.111 EVANGELIZATION [email protected]

John Pryme DIRECTOR OF YOUTH & ext. 108 YOUNG ADULT MINISTRIES [email protected]

Tanya Diggins DIRECTOR OF MUSIC ext.110 & LITURGY [email protected]

Sarah O’Brion BOOKKEEPER ext.107 [email protected]

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Kelly Welz [email protected] ext.100 Claudia Ramirez (secretaria bilingüe) [email protected] ext. 104

Cole%a Cody SACRISTAN 920-382-4033 [email protected]

Barbara Haase PRINCIPAL & ADMIN. 920-885-5558 OF SKD SCHOOL [email protected]

Janice Tischler CARE COORDINATOR ext. 109 cell: 920-344-0643 [email protected]

Bob Einwalter PASTORAL COUNCIL CHAIR 920-296-1819 [email protected] Chris Brooks TRUSTEE 920-928-3471 [email protected]

Marge Jorgensen TRUSTEE 887-7412 [email protected]

Barbara Heinzen CEMETERIES ext. 101

COMMUNIDAD HISPANA

Rosalia Villalba FORMACIÓN DE ext. 114 CATEQUESIS 920-318-2806 [email protected]

Marvella Puga LECTORES Y ACOLITOS 920-392-2354

Abdon Diaz MINISTROS DE 262-617-1089 EUCHARISTIA

Omar Ramirez MINISTROS DE 920-318-9415 HOSPITALIDAD

Ana Bell Moreno SACRISTANE 920-356-0170

Pastoral Team

NANCY BEHREND

PC=Parish Center, SCH=School, CHR=Church

Monday, March 18 (St. Cyril of Jerusalem) 8:20 AM (CHR) Mass † Evelyn Scharschmidt

Tuesday, March 19 (St. Joseph, Spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary) 6:30 PM (PC) Mass † Charles Sell

Wednesday, March 20 8:20 AM (CHR) Mass

Thursday, March 21 8:20 AM (CHR) Mass † Marilyn Frasure 2:00 PM (CHR) Adora$on/Benedic$on

Friday, March 22 8:20 AM (CHR) Mass 10:00 AM (Hillside Manor) Mass 7:00 PM (CHR) Adora$on

Saturday, March 23 (St. Turibius of Mogrovejo) 9:30-10:00 AM (CHR) Confessions/Reconcilia$on 4:30 PM (CHR) Mass † Mildred Eilbes † William Bohl † Harold & Carol Mae Hoch

Sunday, March 24 8:00 AM (CHR) Mass For the good of the people of the Tri Parish and SKD Parish Faith Communi!es Por el Bien del Pueblo y de las comunidades de Fe de la Parroquia Tri y SKD 10:00 AM (CHR) Mass † Eugene & Anne Puddy 12:00 PM (CHR) Misa


Mon/Lunes Dn 9:4b-10/Ps 79:8, 9, 11 and 13 [cf. 103:10a]/Lk 6:36-38Tue/Martes 2 Sm 7:4-5a, 12-14a, 16/Ps 89:2-3, 4-5, 27, 29 [37]/Rom 4:13, 16-18, 22/Mt 1:16, 18-21, 24a or Lk 2:41-51a Wed/Miercoles J er 18:18-20/Ps 31:5-6, 14, 15-16 [17b]/Mt 20:17-28 Thu/Jueves J er 17:5-10/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [40:5a]/Lk 16:19-31 Fri/Viernes Gn 37:3-4, 12-13a, 17b-28a/Ps 105:16-17, 18-19, 20-21 [5a]/Mt 21:33-43, 45-46 Sat/Sabado Mi 7:14-15, 18-20/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 9-10, 11-12 [8a]/Lk 15:1-3, 11-32 Sun/Domingo Ex 3:1-8a, 13-15/Ps 103:1-2, 3-4, 6-7, 8, 11 [8a]/1 Cor 10:1-6, 10-12/Lk 13:1-9

Daily Readings/ Lecturas ● 3rd Thursday of every month

beginning a#er morning Mass and closing with benedic$on at 2:00PM

El tercer Jueves. Adoración después de Misa. Bendición a las 2:00 PM

● First three Friday’s of every month

7:00 - 8:00PM, Bilingual Exposición primeros tres Viernes

de cada mes, 7:00 - 8:00PM

Mother of Perpetual Help/ Señora del Perpetuo Socorro Tuesdays / Martes 4:00 PM (Parish Center Chapel)

Solanus Casey Healing prayer service on 1st Fridays of the month at 2:00 PM El primer Viernes en la Iglesia a las 2:00 PM, oración de sanación.

Devotions/ Devociones Marriage & Anoin"ng of the Sick/ Matrimonio y Unción de los Enfermos Please contact the priest to arrange /Por favor contacten al sacerdote para la preparación

Reconcilia"on/ Confesiones Saturdays (Church) / Sabados (Iglesia) 9:30-10:30 AM Or by appointment (by calling Parish Center) / O con cita (llamando a la Parroquia)

Bap"sm/ Bau!smo Kris$n Adsit (see page 2 for contact info) Father Erick (Español) (see page 2 for contact info)

Confirma"on/ Confirmación For informa$on on our Confirma$on program for students entering 11th grade, contact: John Pryme (pg.2 for contact info). / Para mas información en nuestro programa de Confirmación para estudiantes entrando al grado 11o , contacten a John Pryme (información de contacto en pagina 2).

Eucharist/ Eucaris!a Mass schedule on pg. 2. If you, or someone you know needs the Eucharist brought to them, please contact Tanya Diggins (see pg.2 for contact info). / Tiempos de misa en pagina 2. Si tu, o alguien mas que tu conoces necesita la Eucaris$a llevarsela a ellos, contacten a Tanya Diggins (información de contacto en pagina 2). RCIA (prepara"on for adults to receive sacraments/ preparación por adultos) Deacon Ed Cody, Cole%a Cody, Kris$n Adsit, or Fr. Erick (Español) (see pg.2 for contact info)

Sacraments/ Sacramentos (RCIA)

Do you have a prayer request? ¿Tienes una pe!ción de oración? Please call 920-885-6884

Prayer Network/ Red de Oración

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Lent Evening Masses 6:30 - Tuesdays (Mission Hall) Stations of the Cross: Fridays at 6:30 PM, March 15 to April 12 (Bilingual, Church) Fridays after the 8:20 AM Mass with the SKD students (except March 29 and April 19) Adoration and Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: Thursday, March 21 - After the 8:20 AM Mass, followed by Benediction at 2:00 PM Friday- March 8, 15, April 5, 12 (Bilingual) 7:00 - 8:00 PM (Church) Reconciliation: March 24, 3:00 PM - District Communal Reconciliation Service, Sacred Heart Church, Horicon (Bilingual) Individual Reconciliation will be 9:30 - 10:30 AM on Saturday mornings at the church (except Holy Saturday) or by appointment.

Cuaresma Misas por la noche: Martes a las 6:30 (Mission Hall) Estaciones de la Cruz: Viernes a 6:30 PM, 15 de marzo a 12 de abril (Bilingüe, iglesia) Adoración y Exposición: Viernes - 8, 15 de marzo, 5, 12 de abril (Bilingüe) 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM (Iglesia)

Reconciliación: 24 de marzo, 3:00 PM, Reconciliación Comunitaria en Horicon (Bilingüe) Individuales Reconciliación será de 9:30 a 10:30 AM los Sábados a la iglesia (excepto el Sábado Santo) o por cita.


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Faith Formation Info

Class schedule Grades K-7:

March 20 Class

March 27 Spring Break, No Class

April 3 Class

Please Note: Every class is important!

Yoga Class Schedule

Thursday, March 21 6:30 - 7:30 PM

Parish Center REC room

Looking to stretch your faith and improve your health? Try a Thursday Night Yoga Class! Classes begin with a reflec$on on the Sunday gospel reading and end with a short reflec$on and prayer. The class format is a gentle, mul$-level class with no advanced poses. Please dress in comfortable clothes and bring a lightweight blanket and a yoga mat. If you are not sure yoga is safe or right for you, please talk to your doctor first. You may contact the instructor, Julie, at 912-920-1749.

Youth Ministry Updates

Youth Group Hey, 6-12th graders! Come join your peers for faith, food, and fun at Youth Group! The next mee$ng is on Sunday, March 24 at 6 PM in the REC. The more, the merrier!

8-10th Grade Faith Forma"on Our next 8-10th Grade Faith Forma$on Class date will be Wednesday, March 20 at 6:30 PM. If you are not a part of the Faith Forma$on program and are interested in helping in any way, please contact John Pryme. (See page 2 for contact info.)

First Communion Family Information

Retreats will take place April 7 and April 13.

Please note that the retreat for Saturday, April 13 will run from 10-12 PM instead of 8-10 AM. There was a misprint in the parent packet. Both retreats will be in the Parish Center.

First Communion Prac$ce will be the week of April 21. Details announced soon. First Communion Weekend is April 27-28.

Bereavement Support Group

Wednesday, March 20, 10 AM Parish Center

Grief is normal, natural, and necessary. Grief is hard work and can be lonely as well. Would you like to have extra support and be able to talk about your grieving in a safe, non-judgmental and confiden-$al environment? No ma%er where you are at your griev-ing journey, a group of griev-ing friends here at SKDP would like to invite you to our monthly mee$ng (3rd Wednesday of every month). You may contact Judy Vessey at (920)344-2761 with ques$ons.

Wednesday Study Group

March 20 and April 3 6:15-7:30 PM

Catacombs (room next to the cafeteria) Enter through the Spring Street door

Come join the Wednesday Night Small Group! We will be watching parts of the story and sharing with each other some insight about the Eucharist. RSVP to Kris$n Adsit by March 15. March 20: God is with Us & April 3: The Story of the Eucharist

Prayer Shawl (A.K.A. Caring Hands)

Ministry Our group has given away many prayer shawls recently. Please con$nue to make shawls, they are obviously needed an appreciated! You can bring them to the Caring Hands mee$ngs in the Parish Center (the next one being on April 1 at 10 AM) or drop them off at the Parish Center. (See page 2 for office hours.)


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Un lugar para reunirse y crecer.

March is a busy month as we pack up supplies and ar$cles that will not be needed in the coming weeks. Then, in April, the large projects begin. Here are some dates that have been set as we move closer to the start of our renova$on. April 9-12: Outside brick on the sacristy walls will be removed and cleaned for use in the renova$on from 9:00 AM-3:00 PM April 17: The Gather worship books will be boxed and put into storage. A limited number will be le# out for daily Mass, and worship aids will be printed for Holy Week. April 28: First Communion Sunday and last Masses in the church. April 29: Pews will be removed from the church. All benches have been sold. April 30-May 4: Statues and furnishing will be moved to storage so renova$on can begin. Pray that all goes smoothly with our work.

Marzo es un mes ocupado, ya que empacamos suministros y ar$culos que no serán necesarios en las próximas semanas. Luego, en Abril comienzan los grandes proyectos. Aquí hay algunas fechas que se han establecido a medida que nos acercamos al inicio de nuestra renovación. Del 9 al 12 de Abril: El ladrillo exterior en las paredes de la sacris$a se re!rarán y se limpiará para su uso en la renovación de 9:00 a.m. a 3:00 p.m. 17 de Abril: Los libros de adoración de The Gather se guardarán en una caja. Se dejará un número limitado para las misas diaria, y se imprimirán las oraciones de adoración para la Semana Santa. 28 de Abril: Primera comunión domingo y úl!mas misas en la iglesia. 29 de Abril: Los bancos serán removidos de la iglesia. Todos los bancos han sido vendidos. Del 30 de Abril al 4 de Mayo: Las estatuas y el mobiliario se trasladarán al almacén para que pueda comenzar la renovación. Oremos para que todo vaya bien con nuestro trabajo.

Sacristy Brick Removal and Restoration

Before our church renova$on officially begins, our local Knights of Columbus are organizing a project to remove the brick from our exis$ng sacristy. This part of the church will be removed (within the illustrated red box in this photo) when renova$on begins. The intent will be to recover as many of these brick as possible to use on the newly renovated church. Our current plan is to begin this project on Tuesday, April 9 at 9 AM—3 PM and working in two hour shi#s each day for the week un$l the project is complete. If you or your group would like to help with this significant project, please contact Randy Richard at 920-885-4456 or Steve Haase 920-210-1560 to schedule a shi# or use this link:h%ps://www.signupgenius.com/go/30e084fa9aa2aa2fd0-skdp8

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New Horizons Weekend of Healing for Separated/

Divorced

Friday-Sunday, April 26-28 Schoensta= Retreat Center in Waukesha

This healing weekend is designed to help each par$cipant embark upon a new phase of life. It is an opportunity for divorced persons to pause and examine their lives – their strong points and weaknesses, their hurts, disappointments, joys and frustra$ons. The cost of $150.00 includes five meals and lodging for the en$re weekend (financial assistance is available). Registra$on deadline is Wednesday, April 17. For more informa$on or a registra$on form, please the Office for Marriage and Family Life at 414-758-2201 or visit the following website: h%p://www.johnpaul2center.org/Nazareth--Project/Separated-and-Divorced.htm

Operation Rice Bowl Encounter Annet

In Uganda, we encounter Annet and her family, children forced to flee violence, searching for stability. How are we called to welcome the stranger in our midst? How can you support those, worldwide, who are forced to flee their homes to find safety or be%er opportuni$es? Visit crsricebowl.org for more informa$on.

If you have not obtained your Rice Bowl for this Lent, the Rice Bowls can be found on the shelves over the heat registers in church. There are both English and Spanish versions available.

Books for Lent

The Knights of Columbus gave parishioners a copy of Ma%hew Kelly’s book “The Biggest Lie in the History of Chris$anity.” If you would like to have a copy, the books are located near the exits of church by the ramp and by the choir or on the shelf in the narthex of the church. English and Spanish transla$ons are available. During the week, copies of the book are available at the Parish Center during regular hours of opera$on.

40 Cans for Lent

As we fast, pray, and give alms to the poor in Lent, parishioners are asked to donate food as they fast during Lent. For each day in Lent, set aside one can, box, or package of food and donate the food to the food pantry. Each Sunday in Lent, place your dona$on of food in the baskets near the entrances to church. The food pantry could use the following types of food: cereal (especially individual oatmeal packets), baked beans, canned fruit, soup, boxed mashed potatoes, tuna, Jell-O and pudding. As God has blessed us in abundance, we share what we have with others.

Ministers of Communion Meeting

The Ministers of Communion to the Sick and Homebound will meet on March 21, at 6:30 PM in the St. Patrick Room. We will discuss the recommended rituals as well as the guidelines for this ministry. A%endance is not necessary for doing this ministry.

PARISH LENTEN MISSION 2019

Monday - Wednesday, March 25, 26 & 27 St. Peter Catholic Church

200 E Washington Street, Slinger

Join Bill Donaghy for a journey that leads from “encounter” to “communion” and ends in a call to “mission.” MONDAY: Encounter & Communion (Bill Donaghy) TUESDAY: Communion and Mission (Bill Donaghy) WEDNESDAY: Q&A/Discussion Choose from Morning or Evening Events 8 AM Mass, followed by 8:45 -10 AM presenta$on. 7-8:30 PM presenta$on including prayer service.


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SHADOW WAY OF THE CROSS School Gym

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Led by our Fi#h graders

Our students also lead the Way of the Cross

following the 8:20 ^} School Mass on Friday mornings.

LIVING STATIONS

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Led by our Third Graders

LENTEN JOURNEY AT SKDS

Lent began Wednesday, March 6. Our students were at the 8:20 AM Mass on Ash Wednesday, led by the eighth graders. From the readings and pe$$ons to the ushering to the Distribu$on of Ashes to helping the youngest students to playing instruments, they handled each part with skill. Below we share some of the things our students are doing to make our school Lenten Journey meaningful.

E$%@J C+'@L+??L will look for signs of new life, fill a bean jar with kind acts, and read Bible stories and the “Legend of the Sand Dollar.” 5K will work on doing good deeds, grow a tomb garden, bury the “Alleluia", make empty tomb rolls, and walk the “Sta$ons of the Cross.” F'%*Q G%$L- will work on the Lent chapter in their religion book and con$nue with the Gospel Weeklies, will go to the Shadow Way of the Cross dress rehearsal (5th graders are their buddies), say the “Sta$ons of the Cross” and make Lenten Lap Books. S->?XL G%$L- will create a Daily Lenten Journal, will work in a Sta$ons of the Cross Ac$vity Book, read passages in the Bible (a countdown to Easter), and go on a First Communion Retreat. T+'%L G%$L- will pray/reflect on the Sta$ons of the Cross and present the “Living Sta$ons”, celebrate the Seder Meal, read the Pflaum Gospel Weekly and complete the Lenten ac$vi$es and use lessons from the Rice Bowl. Fourth Grade will recognize special ac$vi$es students can do for others or that will bring them closer to God, create an Easter wreath telling the Easter story, design a “Lenten Hands” picture focusing on the three parts of Lent (prayer, fas$ng and almsgiving) and create a bucket list coming up with different things students can give back to the community. F'ZQ+ G%$L- will prepare for and present the “Shadow Way of the Cross,” develop and follow a Lenten calendar focusing on individual student goals, and work on Venture Lenten ac$vi$es from Pflaum Gospel Weeklies. S'[Q+ G%$L- will decorate the classroom windows with special crosses, make 3-D fish, create a Lenten chain focusing on prayer, fas$ng and almsgiving, lead the Friday “Sta$ons of the Cross,” say special prayers at day’s end and discuss the three Lenten themes of prayer, fas$ng and almsgiving. S-\-XQ+ G%$L- will say daily Lenten prayers led by a student, make a Lenten promise and complete a “Because I said I would” promise card, use Lenten journal reflec$ons, par$cipate in the Heifer Interna$onal Project and lead the “Sta$ons of the Cross.” E']+Q+ G%$L- will lead Friday “Sta$ons of the Cross” and will do chores to earn quarters for Heifer Interna$onal, use Best Lent Ever Prayer and Journaling, prepare and lead the Ash Wednesday Mass. The SQ^L-XQ B?LJ will be involved in various collec$ons [for the homeless shelters (Primary Students), the Rice Bowl and Builders Club 40 Cans for Lent (Elementary Students)], leading “Sta$ons of the Cross” a#er Friday Masses, Reconcilia$on, and joining in prayer at the “Living Sta$ons” and/or the “Shadow Way of the Cross.”

These are just some of the ac$vi$es to be undertaken by our students during Lent 2019. We an$cipate a spiritually enriching Lenten Journey.

Give the Gift of Catholic Education

You can help a family send children to SKDS to receive a Catholic School educa$on. Families sacrifice to send

children to our parish school because they want a Catholic educa$on. Can you give $10, $100, $1000?

Whatever you give will be a gi# to our students.

Write a check to SKDS. On the memo line write: TUITION ASSISTANCE GRANT FUND


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Use this SKD Parish Code to get access: 83ZV89


Letter from the Pastor Shared by Fr. Mike

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Lies, Lies, Lies As we enter Lent we go with Jesus into the desert and he helps us understand how to deal with the devil. Even Jesus has to contend with the devil’s lies. 1. Happiness through consumerism (turn rock into bread), 2. Power comes from the devil (all of this I will give to you), and 3. Proving yourself through reckless behavior (jump from the temple parapet). We s$ll have these tempta$ons and too o#en fall for these lies. We need to see how the devil was trying to catch Jesus through the start of these sentences: “if you are the son of God”. Jesus, and more importantly the rest of us, need to be sure of who we are so as to refute these tempta$ons. We are God’s children, a reality made even more clear through bap$sm, confirma$on and eucharist. Our Lenten prac$ces of prayer, fas$ng and almsgiving help us remember our dignity by being free from consumerism, power-hunger, and recklessness (excessive drinking, gambling, and speeding). Available at all of our churches is a book by Ma%hew Kelly called “The Biggest Lie”. He builds up to the biggest lie by going through many other falsehoods that we contend with or we inflict on the world. In chapter four he speaks of how all of us present false versions of ourselves – how we seem to be as opposed to who we really are. This book is an excellent examina$on of the lies of the devil in the desert for our current $mes. To help you get started reading, let me state the biggest lie Kelly focuses on is that we cannot be holy (like previous genera$ons). This Sunday as we proclaim Jesus on the mountain top in his full glory we see Jesus reminding the Apostles and us of His true calling and our Chris$an des$ny – with Him we are called to travel to holiness. And this is the truth, truth, truth. For more insights into this book, please see my page on our parish web site.

Men!ras men!ras men!ras Cuando entramos en la Cuaresma, vamos con Jesús al desierto y él nos ayuda a entender cómo tratar con el diablo. Incluso Jesús !ene que lidiar con las men!ras del diablo 1. La felicidad a través del consumismo (conver!r la roca en pan). 2. El poder viene del diablo (todo esto te lo daré), y 3. Demostrando tu comportamiento temerario (salta del parapeto del templo). Todavía tenemos estas tentaciones y muy a menudo caemos en estas men!ras. Necesitamos ver cómo el diablo estaba tratando de atrapar a Jesús a través del comienzo de estas oraciones: "si eres el hijo de Dios". Jesús y, lo que es más importante, el resto de nosotros, debemos estar seguros de quiénes somos para refutar estas tentaciones. Somos hijos de Dios, una realidad que se aclara aún más a través del bau!smo, la confirmación y la eucaris$a. Nuestras prác!cas de oración, ayuno y limosna de Cuaresma nos ayudan a recordar nuestra dignidad al estar libres de consumismo, hambre de poder e imprudencia (consumo excesivo de alcohol, apuestas y exceso de velocidad). Hay un libro de Ma'hew Kelly llamado "The Biggest Lie" disponible en nuestras Iglesias. Se basa en la men!ra más grande al pasar por muchas otras falsedades con las que nos enfrentamos o que infligimos al mundo. En el capítulo cuatro, habla de cómo todos nosotros presentamos versiones falsas de nosotros mismos, de cómo parecemos ser en oposición a lo que realmente somos. Este libro es un excelente examen de las men!ras del diablo en el desierto para nuestros !empos actuales. Para ayudarlo a comenzar a leer, permítame decirle que la mayor men!ra en la que se enfoca Kelly es que no podemos ser santos (como las generaciones anteriores). Este Domingo, mientras proclamamos a Jesús en la cima de la montaña en toda su gloria, vemos a Jesús recordándonos a los Apóstoles y a nosotros su verdadero llamado y nuestro des!no cris!ano: con Él estamos llamados a viajar a la san!dad. Y esta es la verdad, la verdad, la verdad. Para obtener más información sobre este libro, consulte mi página en el si!o web de nuestra parroquia.


Weekly Offering

Mar 23/24 4:30PM 8:00AM 10:00AM 12:00PM

Servers

Andres Zavala Kaily Santos

Dayana Castillo Rolando Castillo

Lectors

Musicians Tanya Paul ● Tanya Adult Choir–Jenny A. ● Tanya

Ministers of Hospitality/Ministros de la Eucaristia

Jerry McDonald ● Fred Minnig Janet Minnig ● Steve Voigt

Dan Nelson ● Rebecca Minnig

James Multhauf ● Bruce Kaufmann ● Paul

Kastenmeier ● Jim Wallintin Robert Ganske

David Straseske Katie Pappone Brett Rechek

CLOW

Liturgical Minister Schedule

Scrip Mar 9/10 Collection Budget

Collection 15,947 17,788

Offertory 1,705 1,827

Total 17,652 19,615

Annual Scrip Goal: $60,000 Profit to date: $33,984

Scrip Volunteers for 3/16—3/17 4:30 Pawl, Murphy & Budde 8:00 J. Otto, Nampel & Miller 10:00 Bedker, Bennett & Klawitter

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Hwy 68 West, Waupun920-324-3537

Ballweg Turf & LeisureHome & Commercial

1749 N. Spring St., Beaver Dam920-887-2728

JD Toys, Merchandise, Clothingwww.ballweg.biz

Family Restaurant & BakeryDAILY FEATURES • BREAKFAST

LUNCH & DINNER 813 Park Ave., Beaver Dam

885-9041Open 6am-10pm/7 days a week • Carry-Outs Available

Caine Petroleum &

Equipment Co., Inc.

Gas, Diesel Fuel & Heating Oil Delivery P.O. Box 376 • Lowell, WI • 927-3837

Bay ShoreApartments

Elegant Living on Beaver Dam Lake for Seniors

RENT BASED-ON INCOME

(920) 557-6992

www.americanbankbd.comMember FDIC

KeywestFull Service Salon

Hair Styling, Nails, Eyelash Extensions, Tanning Booths and Spray Tanning

1190 De Clark St. • Beaver Dam 920-887-8999

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HERMANSON CONCRETE & MASONRY, L.L.C.Your Custom Restoration Expert

Since 1979•Specializing in Masonry Repair

•Solving Water Problems•Snow and Ice Control

[email protected]

Custom Metal

Fabrication

Aluminum • Steel Stainless • Bronze

Brass

920.885.2828500 Beichl Ave., Beaver Dam, WI 53916

www.breuermetal.com

REBECCA KIRCHBERG • 920-382-0642

SUPPORT OUR SAINT JEROME PARISH YOUTH GROUP

Grey Ins and Fin Svcs Inc

John Grey, Agent

800 Park Ave Beaver Dam, WI 53916 Bus 920-885-3158

State Farm, Bloomington, IL 1211999

Ken Ostermann, MD Effie Siomos, MD

Cindy Stippich, CNM Elizabeth Nielsen, PA-C

Natalie Ross, APNP

920.887.1615123 N. Spring St. • P.O. Box 277

Beaver Dam, WI 53916

[email protected]

Beaver Dam

885-6600 885-5291

John Leiting - Parish Member www.koepsellfh.com

Sun-Thur 11am-10pm • Fri & Sat 11am-10:30pm

210 SOUTH SPRING ST.920.356.9661

Kirschbaum &

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920-219-9520“Proud Supporter of St. Katharine Drexel”

ATTORNEYS AT LAW

Grampa Rechek’s Award Winning Sausage

Sales & ServiceFond du Lac, Beaver Dam & Watertown

www.shopsilica.com

709 Park Ave, Beaver Dam 920-885-4510

BUY 1 LUNCH AND GET 2ND LUNCH AT HALF PRICE

GerGen GerGen & Pretto S.C.

105 Front St. Beaver Dam

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Feil’s Supper Club Sunday Brunch • Friday Fish Fry

Open for lunch Mon-Fri Open for dinner Wed-Sun

N8743 Hwy 73 Randolph

920-326-5544 www.feilssupperclub.com

Dianne M Bell Broker AssociateBuy and Sell with Dianne Bell920-318-9034 Cell [email protected] • www.prgSOLD.com

1659 N Spring St, Suite 104 • Beaver Dam, WI

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ArChie MonuMent & Stone inC.

Since 1865

820 N. Main St. • Juneau (Across From Airport)

www.archiemonumentsandstone.com

920-386-9465

Kathleen Lapen, AgentKathy Lapen Agency LLC

Bus: (920) 887-7286

Commercial • ResidentialInterior • Exterior • Barns • Metal Homes

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