Archdiocese of Milwaukee ● Kenosha, Wisconsin

a sign to the world that you are always near. Amen.

St. Mary Catholic Church

Sixth Sunday of Easter ● May 6, 2018

First Communion ~ Blessings to You Joseph Alia

Matthew Anderson

Isabella Baase

Joseph Bakke

Charlee Beiser

Julia Burke

Emery Canchola

Stella Castro

Jonathon Christman

Molly Curtin

Nathan Ebner

Adrian Franco

Xavier Garcia

Gabriella Gentz

Jeffrey Gibson

Milena Hauke

Brooke Helmke

Amber Horton

Francesco Infusino

Gabriella Infusino

Lily Jackson

Isabel Jensen

Aliyah Juleen

Ethan Kelnhofer

Zoe Krause

Halle Longoria

Brody Maki

Jeffrey Martin

Madelyn Martin

Giada Matus

Alexander Mendez

Peyton Monson

Sophia Murphy

Maria Nevin

Max Payette

Molli Piquette

Mitchell Prochnow

Gabriel Reyes

Jacob Roginski

Blake Scheppler

Tyler Schindler

Elizabeth Schmitz

Macie Smith

Abigail Springer

Easton Sternberg

Adysson Swartz

Adelyn Tanke

Lauren Tostrud

Alivia Uttech

Leona Valeri

Ella Weidner

Trevor Wood

How to Become a

Member of St. Mary’s

There are three easy ways:

1. Attend a New Member Orientation Meeting in the Parish Center Library held the Second Sunday of each month after the 8:00AM Mass.

2. Stop by the Parish Office. 3. If the first two options do not work for

you, please contact Amy Nordloh at 262/654-2698; amynordloh@att.net.

Being an Active Member entitles you to use various facilities and services including the Church for Baptisms, Weddings, Funerals and other sacra-mental events. Parishioner status is used at the local Parochial schools.

Active Membership in St. Mary Parish

is determined by the following: 1. Faithful attendance at Mass on

Sundays and Holy Days. 2. Regular Support through envelopes

or direct withdrawal system. 3. Participate in one Parish spiritual

program, ministry or organization. 4. For Six months being a registered

member of the Parish. All criteria are subject to

the discretion of the Pastor.

Preparation for Sacramental Celebrations

Infant Baptism: Baptism preparation sessions are held for already registered parish parents for the Catholic commitment they are making for their child. Please contact Sandy Schwalbe, extension 4150. Christian Marriage: Marriages are scheduled for parishioners who have been registered for at least one year. Preparation sessions are set up with one of our deacons, beginning as soon as a couple is engaged to be married, but no later than six months before the marriage date.

Confirmation: Adult Catholics ~ Preparation begins each January. Please contact Corinne Dillon, extension 4157.

Initiation into the Catholic Church: RCIA - Rite of Christian Initiation; Please contact Corinne Dillon, extension 4157.

Parish News...Festival Volunteers Needed Festival Electrician – Mr. Ron Hohs has been quietly keeping our Festival lit and powered for many years now. He and his crew of family and friends come through every year setting up the electrical needs which allow our Festival to operate smoothly. During that time, Ron has simplified the setup and clean up to a science. The 2018 Festival will be Ron’s last in this capacity. We are eternally grateful for Ron’s work and are now in search of his replacement. We need an individual or team with electrical experience to come on board this year and work with Ron with the intent of taking over in 2019. Please contact the Festival Committee to learn more at

festival@stmarycatholic.org.

Festival Prize Purchaser – Our Festival Committee is looking for a new member to come on as our Prize Purchasing Coordinator. Many thanks to Committee member Sheri Stevens for sharing her talents serving in this role. We are in need of an individual to purchase and organize the prizes for games at the Festival. This can be done at times that are convenient to the volunteer over the internet. The parish will provide the financial resources; there are no out-of-pocket expenses. Training is provided in 2018 with Sheri (expert purchaser)

with the intent of taking this volunteer position over in 2019.

Booth Chairpersons – There are several booths at our Festival that are in need of chairpersons. This can be an individual, family, or group of friends. The primary responsibility of a booth chair is to organize and staff the booth. You are asked to set up your booth, arrange for volunteers, oversee the operations of your booth during the Festival, and clean up your booth at the end of our Festival. You are not asked to order or pay for anything and are not expected to live at your booth throughout the Festival. The Festival Committee is there to support you and training for new booth chairs is provided. It is a great way to meet new people and forge lasting friendships, not to

mention help our parish.

Our Mission We are a Catholic community sent forth to visibly bring the presence of Christ to the world around us.

St. Mary News & Notes...

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Mass Intentions: If you would like a Mass Intention for a loved one, please call our Parish office and ask for

Theresa Diliberti at 262/694-6018. ●

This Week on the Calendar Sunday ● May 6

9:00AM Dynamic Men’s Group (DMG - Rectory Meeting Room)

7:00PM Mustard Seed (PC Library)

Monday ● May 7 8:00AM Morning Mass

Tuesday ● May 8

6:30PM Stewardship Meeting (Rectory Meeting Room)

7:30PM Knights of Columbus (St. Francis Room)

7:30PM Divorced & Separated Support Group (PC Library)

Wednesday ● May 9

6:30AM Men’s Group (PC Library)

9:00AM Coffee & Conversation

with Father Mike (PC Library)

7:00PM Confirmation Mass (Church)

6:30PM St. Vincent De Paul Meeting (PC Library)

Thursday ● May 10

9:00AM Mom’s Group (PC Library)

9:00AM Eucharistic Adoration (9:00AM - 8:00PM - Church)

7:00PM Scripture Study (PC Library)

Friday ● May 11

8:00AM Morning Mass

Saturday ● May 12

5:00PM Evening Mass

Sunday ● May 13

9:00AM New Member Meeting (PC Library)

7:00PM Mustard Seed (PC Library)

Sunday ● May 6: Sixth Sunday of Easter

8:00AM † Mrs. Marilyn Spehar For the Parish 10:30AM † Mr. Thaddeus Restarski

Monday ● May 7: Easter Weekday

8:00AM † Mrs. Mary Johnson

Tuesday ● May 8: Easter Weekday

8:00AM Service Only

Wednesday ● May 9: Easter Weekday

8:00AM Service Only

Thursday ● May 10: The Ascension of the Lord

8:00AM † Mr. Timothy Boyle

Friday ● May 11: Easter Weekday

8:00AM † Mrs. Mary Johnson

Saturday ● May 12: Anticipation of the Seventh Sunday of Easter; Saints Nereus and Achilleus, Saint Pancras

5:00PM † Mrs. Bunny Helgesen

Sunday ● May 13: Seventh Sunday of Easter

8:00AM † Mrs. Helen Roemer 10:30AM For the Parish

Readings for the Week

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Sun: Acts 10:25-26, 34-35, 44-48/Psalm

98:1-4/1 John 4:7-10/John 15:9-17

Mon: Acts 16:11-15/Psalm 149:1-6, 9/

John 15:26-16:4

Tues: Acts 16:22-34/Psalm 138:1-3, 7-8/

John 16:5-11

Wed: Acts 17:15, 22-18:1/Psalm 148:1-2,

11-14/John 16:12-15

Thurs: Acts 1:1-11/Psalm 47:2-3, 6-9/Ephesians 4:1-13 or Ephesians

1:17-23/Mark 16:15-20

Fri: Acts 18:9-18/Psalm 47:2-7/John

16:20-23

Sat: Acts 18:23-28/Psalm 47:2-3, 8-10/

John 16:23-28

Sun: Acts 1:15-17, 20-26/Psalm 103:1-2, 11-12, 19-20/1 John 4:11-16/John 17:11-19

This Week at St. Mary

Financial Stewardship Update

Parish Support

April 25, 2018 - May 1, 2018

Weekly Budget: $19,423

Weekly Offering (week 44): $13,540

(Envelopes & Electronic)

Difference: ($5,883)

We fulfill God’s plan when we share our talents and our financial gifts to

help build God’s kingdom on earth. ●

Mass Intentions

Mother’s Day Rose Sale

The St. Mary Human Concerns Committee announces their annual Mother’s Day Rose Sale after masses on Mother’s Day weekend, May 12th - 13th.

Roses will be sold for $2 each with the proceeds used to support the Kenosha County Respect Life Organization.

Thank you for your

support. ●

Rosary Blessing Mass

Sunday ● May 13 10:30am Mass

Rosaries will be blessed at the 10:30am Mass on Sunday, May 13th and then donated to St. Mary Parish’s annual mission trip to

the Dominican Republic. ●

MAY

Month of the Blessed Virgin Mary

St. Mary Youth, Young Adult, and Adult News...

4 Sixth Sunday of Easter ● May 6, 2018

Marriage Moments

On May 10th, Christians celebrate Jesus’ Ascension into heaven 40 days after Easter. But what does it mean to ascend into heaven? What does it mean to watch a be-loved spouse leave for another life after death? These are heavy things to ponder. Talk with your beloved about what you believe about an afterlife. www.SusanVogt.net ●

Coffee & Conversation with Father Mike

Wednesday ● May 9 9:00am - 10:30am Parish Center Library

Father Mike Newman, retired priest and former pastor of St. Mary Parish will join parishioners in a relaxed conversational setting on Wednesday mornings from 9:00am - 10:30am in the Parish Center Library to explore the upcoming Sunday readings.

Sessions left are May 9th, 16th, 23rd, and 30th. All are invited. Please come and enjoy fellowship, discussion and a cup of coffee or two. Any ques-tions, contact Corinne Dillon at

262/925-4157. ●

Parenting Pointers

I challenge families to unplug for a day from your digital devices. (exception of work and school) Spend time outdoors doing fun ac-tivities. SusanVogt1@gmail.com ●

First Communion Mass

Our parish will be celebrating First Communion with the children of our parish community on:

Sunday ● May 6

10:30am Mass in the Church

Seating and parking availability may be at a premium. Perhaps attending another Mass time for would be a better option for some parishioners. Thank you in advance

for your understanding. ●

Pentecost Bonfire

Saturday ● May 19

St. Peter Church 2224 30th Avenue Teens, young adults, family and friends are welcome.

Schedule of Events: 5:00pm Mass 6:00pm Hot Dogs (Bring a dish) 7:00pm Kick Ball 8:00pm Bonfire with S’mores

(Fellowship until 10:00pm)

Youth Ministry 6th - 12th Grade Upcoming Events for May

Tuesday ● May 8 Soup Kitchen 4:30pm - 6:00pm

St. Joseph Catholic Academy Girl’s Soccer team will be helping out with serving dinner this evening.

Tuesday ● May 15 Topic Tuesday 6:00pm - 7:30pm Saint Francis Room

Tuesday ● May 22 12th Grade Connect 6:00pm - 7:30pm St. Mary’s ~ St. Francis Room

This is an opportunity for those who have been confirmed to stay

connected with their faith. ●

Topic & activities will be group lead.

Contact Corinne for more details. ●

Items Needed for Summer Mission Trips

Our teens will be traveling on Mission trips this summer to Marvel, Arkansas in June & Indianapolis, Indiana in July.

We will be serving in the community and helping out where we can. There is a great need for different items. We would like to ask our parishioners to help in donating the following items:

School items: Paper, crayons, pencils, pens,

n o t eb o o ks , and back-packs.

Food items for children: Juice boxes, and individually wrapped snack items.

These items can be brought to the parish office during office hours. If you have questions please contact Corinne at 262/925-4157.

Thank you for supporting our teens on our mission trips. ●

We are also in need of some items for V a c a t i o n B i b l e School: craft items

such as paints, construction paper, and markers.

Save the Date

St. Mary Vacation Bible School

July 30th - August 2nd St. Therese Church ~ Kenosha Ages 5-10 years or K-5th grades

Vacation Bible School is a won-derful opportunity for children to socialize and learn all about Jesus our Savior and how He gathers us together!

We will sing fun songs, do crazy crafts, eat yummy snacks, play

awesome games, and more. ●

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St. Joseph Catholic Academy

Friday ● May 11 8:30am SJCA Upper Campus Courtyard 2401 69th Street

In honor of St. Joseph High School and Catholic Academy’s 60th year, SJCA is building a Grotto. The Grotto will celebrate the past, present, and future of the St. Joseph Community and create a lasting legacy that will inspire us all – students, faculty, parents, alumni, friends and supporters – to build a society that is at once more human and more divine. Please join us on Friday, May 11, 2018 at 8:30am in the SJCA Upper Campus court-yard for the dedication of this sacred space. www.sjcawi.org ●

St. Mary News, Affiliated Programs and more...

Join us at Texas Roadhouse in Kenosha every Sunday!

Bring in your St. Mary Catholic Church bulletin and Texas Road-house will donate 10% of your food purchase back to us. It’s that easy!

Sundays ONLY. The address is: 11841 71st Street, Kenosha

Call Ahead Seating Number is: 262/857-7700

Please purchase a Texas Road-house Scrip card for going out to eat on Sunday with your family or friends.

Purchase Scrip Cards after all weekend Masses at the Scrip table or on Fridays from 9am to Noon in the Parish office ●

All Saints Catholic School Now Enrolling

for the 2018-19 school year!

Are you looking for a new school option for your child ?

All Saints Catholic School has two campuses and offers 3-Year-Old Kindergarten through 8th grade at both. Spots are available at both campuses, but are filling up fast.

For more information or to sched-ule a tour call Sue Wendorf, Direc-tor of Student Enrollment at 262/925-4024.

North campus 4400 22nd Avenue South campus 7400 39th Avenue

www.allsaintskenosha.org ●

Thursday ● May 17 6:30pm - 8:00pm in the Church

Recent church and school tragedies have had a devastating impact on our nation and sense of security.

Join us for an informative presenta-tion by Kenosha Crime Prevention Officers and learn ways we as a par-ish can minimize the risks and pre-pare appropriate responses to crisis situations.

Content of this presentation is in-tended for adults and babysitting service will be provided and strongly encouraged. Please pray for God's power, strength and protection as we continue to profess and live our

faith. Hospitality in church. ●

Scrip Cards Report April 16th - April 22nd, 2018

34 Participating Families this Week:

Sales: $ 7,600 YTD: $409,150 Profit: $ 317 YTD: $ 16,787 Every purchase helps our Parish earn a % of Scrip Sales! ●

Steak Fry

Saturday ● May 5 4:00pm - 7:00pm Bell Hall Tickets must be purchased in advance for an accurate count.

Steak $20 or Chicken $15 with the potato bar, salad bar, and soda/water/coffee included.

Potato/Salad Bar only $10 Kids Grilled Cheese $5

Must have a ticket purchased in advance. Come spend the even-ing with us; for great food and fellowship. ●

Saturday ● May 12 9:00am to Noon Infusino’s Banquet Hall 3201 Rapids Drive, Racine, WI

Magnificat Kenosha-Racine chapter will be hosting Donna Rossi as guest speaker at the next breakfast on Saturday, May 12, 9:00am to Noon. You will be moved and en-couraged when you hear Donna’s inspirational and touching testimo-ny on how God transformed her heart through forgiveness, healing, and mercy. Tickets: $12.00

(to order, send check payable to: Magnificat Kenosha with a self-addressed envelope by May 7th to Nancy York, 7120 20th Avenue, Kenosha, WI 53143). Any questions, call Rose Nelson at 262/654-7287. ●

Parish Office: 7307 40th Avenue ● Kenosha, WI 53142 ● Phone: 262/694-6018 Fax: 262/694-6048 Email: parish@stmarycatholic.org ● Website: www.stmarycatholic.org

Visit us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/stmarykenoshacatholic

Pastor…….…………………….......…….….....Father Roman Stikel Deacon..………..…...……………………..…….....…..…...Jim Francois

Email………………..……….mapaswa@sbcglobal.net

Deacon………………………………….…….....……......Ron Lesjak Email……………………..……….ronlesjak@gmail.com

Deacon……………………………..…….…..….….....Wilson Shierk Email…………….…………...….wilssyl@sbcglobal.net

Pastoral Minister………….…..…......…………....Judy Francois Phone…………………………….……….262/654-0937

Business Manager…………………...........….Christine Gabron cgabron@stmarycatholic.org……...........Ext. 4172

Pastoral Associate of Communications....Pauletta Lyons plyons@stmarycatholic.org…....…..........Ext. 4153

Administrative Assistant…..……..…...Janice Schmidbauer jschmidbauer@stmarycatholic.org…....Ext. 4154

Contributions/Administrative Assistant…..….Jane Jurca jjurca@stmarycatholic.org…….....……....Ext. 4155

Parish Office…………….…………..……......…Theresa Diliberti tdiliberti@stmarycatholic.org….………...Ext. 4152

Pastoral Musician………….……....……...........Theresa Setter settert@stmarycatholic.org……….….…..Ext. 4159

Christian Formation Director of Child/Early Adolescent….….…...Sandy Slivon slivons@stmarycatholic.org…...…….…...Ext.4158

Director of Youth & Adult Ministry…….....Corinne Dillon corinned@stmarycatholic.org...,.……....Ext. 4157

Administrative Assistant….……………......Sandy Schwalbe sschwalbe@stmarycatholic.org…..……..Ext.4150

Parish Staff Directory

Affiliated Ministries & Organizations

Ministry of HOPE/Funeral Luncheons…...262/945-9487

Elizabeth’s Closet………………….………...…....262/654-8060 Gym Venue Rental………..…………….…………...…...Dan Cairo Call………………………….…………….….262/960-3382 St. Vincent DePaul help line…...262/694-6018 Ext. 4176 Prayer Line………………...……….……...…….….262/925-4156 prayerline@stmarycatholic.org….…available 24/7

All Saints Catholic School……..Dr. Jackie Lichter, Principal North Campus…………....................262/925-4000 South Campus…………....................262/925-4000 Saints in Training……....……..…..…..262/925-4001

St. Joseph Catholic Academy…...Robert Freund, President Lower Campus………....…….…..…....262/656-7360 Upper Campus………………..….……..262/654-8651 Little Lancer Preschool….…...……..262/656-7360

Eucharist: Saturday: 5:00PM (Mass of Anticipation)

Sunday: 8:00AM & 10:30AM

Daily: 8:00AM

Holy Days: As published in the bulletin.

Eucharistic Adoration: 9:00AM - 8:00PM Thursdays; First Friday after 7:00PM Mass until 10:00PM in Church

First Friday Mass: 7:00PM Sacrament of Reconciliation: First & Third Saturday; 4:00PM-4:30PM or by appointment

Communion for the Sick: Please call our parish office.

Sacrament of Anointing: Please call our parish office.

Mass Schedule & Sacramental Celebrations

Myron Yencha, Chairperson…….…...myron.yencha@va.gov Amy Nordloh, Vice-Chairperson…..…...amynordloh@att.net John P. Higgins, Trustee…..………....jhiggins001@wi.rr.com 262/697-3623 Peggy Malmberg, Trustee…………........pmalmbe@wi.rr.com 262/653-1298

Members Peg Concannon……….….….....prconcannon70@gmail.com Len Hartnell……...………..….………...……....loct24c@aol.com Tim Lippert…………..……...…..….timothyjlippert@gmail.com Ray Schendl…….…............….….………..pschendl@msn.com Jeffrey Swanson…..…...……...……....jeff-swanson@live.com Richard Thoune……...……...…….....dickthoune@yahoo.com

Pastoral Council

Bulletin Submissions are due by 12:00PM (Noon) Monday morning to Pauletta Lyons at plyons@stmarycatholic.org

Looking for a Parish? If you are new to the area or looking for a parish, please

consider joining us. Call the parish office to receive more information. New Parishioner Registration takes place

after the 8:00AM Mass the second Sunday of each month.

Normal Parish Office Hours Monday - Thursday: 8:30AM - 3:00PM Friday: 8:30AM - 12:00PM

Hearing Amplifiers Available for Mass. Ask an Usher or a Greeter.

Welcome to St. Mary!

USCCB Religious Liberty Chairman announces Religious Freedom Week from June 22-29, 2018. Catholics across the United States are encouraged to pray and act in sup-port of religious liberty at home and abroad during Serving Others in God’s Love. www.usccb.org

Deacon Wilson’s Wisdom...

LOVE JESUS-STYLE If you listened carefully to

the Scriptures today, you may have noticed that one word was repeated 18 times. It is a word that has been used so often in so many different circumstances that it has al-most lost its meaning. The word is “love.” It is used more than 600 times in the Bible, and literally trillions of times on the Internet. We proclaim our love for everything from God to a wide variety of persons, places and things that we say we love. We write about love, we sing about love, and we pray about love. Jesus had no trouble expressing his love for us. In a world fum-bling to express love, he chose the cross.

Today’s Gospel reminds us that, “No one has greater love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s friends.” This expres-sion of love is the great gift offered to us by Jesus, the gift of himself on the cross. Throughout his life, Jesus demonstrated true love. He cured the sick, restored sight to the blind, forgave sinners, wel-comed those rejected by others, raised the dead to life---and then willingly gave the ultimate gift, his life for us.

Many have tried to express their understanding of Jesus’ love for us in words. The famous Doctor of the Church, St. Augustine, expressed what took him so long to learn. “Late have I loved you, O beauty so ancient and so new; late have I loved you. You called and you cried to me and broke in upon my deafness; you sent forth your beam and shone upon me and chased away my blindness.” Poet Francis Thompson in, “The Hound of Heaven” placed these words in the mouth of God: “Ah, fondest, blindest, weakest, I am He whom thou seekest.”

Today’s gospel powerfully addresses the essence of love: “As the Father loves me, so I also love you.” This statement sums up the total of all the gospels and all the spiritual writings and all the church teachings that have ever been produced though the centuries. Jesus is sayings to us, “I love you as an integral, inti-mate part of my own identity. I could not be who I am without you!”

The power of God’s love is ever present among us and con-tinues to pursue us until his persistence overcomes our reluc-tance. It is inevitable! Teihard de Chardin, the great Jesuit theo-logian and scientist, reminded us that “someday, after master-ing the winds, the waves, the tides and gravity, we shall harness for God the energies of love, and then, on that day for the sec-ond time in the history of the world, we will discover fire.” Whether we choose the words of Augustine, the poetics of Thompson, the prediction of de Chardin, or the love message from today’s gospel, they all affirm what we eventually come to know. God is essentially love, and that means that love is an essential part of divinity.

We too are called to love. We have been given many oppor-tunities to reflect the selflessness that characterized Jesus’ love. Love Jesus-style is present when we…think in terms of another rather than self, joyfully place the needs of others ahead of our own, allow another’s opinion to prevail, apologize regardless of who is wrong, buy less to share more, and replace recreation time with time spent serving others. Love in action reflects the love that exists in the community of believers who take Jesus’ directive seriously, “Love one another as I have loved you.”

~ Deacon Wilson Shierk

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Jesus chose

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653-8849 - Phone4914 7th Avenue

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