Today we begin our Holiest Week Holy Week

Phone Number: 262-694-6018
Parish Website: www.stmarycatholic.org
• Liturgy Schedule •
Weekday Mass : 8:00 AM
Eucharistic Adoration follows Thursday
morning Mass until 8:00 PM
Saturday Mass of Anticipation: 5:00 PM
Sunday: 7:30 AM, 9:00 AM, 11:00 AM
Triduum Services:
Holy Thursday, April 2 at 7:00 PM followed
by Eucharistic Adoration until 10:00 PM
Good Friday, April 3 at 1:00 PM
Easter Vigil, April 4 at 8:00 PM
Easter Sunday, April 5 at 7:30 AM,
9:00 AM (Church & Bell Hall), & 11:00 AM
email us at: [email protected]
March 29, 2015
Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion
MISSION STATEMENT
We are a Catholic community sent forth to visibly
bring the presence of Christ to the world around us.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
1st & 3rd Saturday of the month
4:00 - 4:30 pm or by appointment
Eucharistic Adoration
Thursdays 9:00 am – 8:00 pm in Church
1st Friday after 7:00 pm Mass until 10pm
Baptism Preparation
Christian Formation Office
694-6018, ext. 105
RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation)
Jane Delfield: 694-6018, ext. 149
Marriage Preparation—694-6018
Fr. Roman Stikel, ext. 104
Fr. Norberto Sandoval, ext. 106
Deacon Jim Francois, ext. 175
Deacon Ron Lesjak, ext. 174
Deacon Wilson Shierk, ext. 171
Parish Membership
2nd Sunday of the Month after 9 am Mass
Parish Office
7307- 40th Avenue
Phone:
694-6018
Fax:
694-6048
Parish Office Hours
Monday-Thursday: 9:00 am - 3:30 pm
Friday: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
St. Mary Children’s Learning Center
7401 - 40th Avenue
Phone: 694-5800
Contact: Becky Singleton x141
Email: [email protected]
Admin. Asst: Gail Dougvillo x105
Hearing Amplifiers Available for Mass
Ushers or Greeters can provide assistance
Today we begin our Holiest Week
St. Mary Parish would like to invite
everyone to attend the liturgical services of
the Lord’s Passion and the Easter Triduum
Holy Week Schedule
nd
HOLY THURSDAY: April 2 , 7:00 pm Mass,
Eucharistic Adoration to follow until 10 pm
rd
GOOD FRIDAY: April 3 , 1:00 pm Service
HOLY SATURDAY: April 4
th
10:30 am Blessing of the Food Baskets
8:00 pm Easter Vigil begins
EASTER SUNDAY: April 5
th
7:30 am Mass
9:00 am Children’s Mass in Bell Hall
9:00 am Mass in Church
11:00 am Mass
St. Mary Catholic Church
St. Mary Catholic Church
Parish Council Agenda
Mon, March 30, 2015, 7:00 PM
Parish Center Dining Rm
We Assemble in God’s Name
Opening Prayer
We Celebrate Our Past
1. Review & Approval of the Minutes
2. Trustee’s Monthly Financial Report
We Present Our Offering
3. Annual Comprehensive Committee
Report / Discussion
· Finance: Mark Schwalbe
· Personnel: Ken Yorgensen
· Prayer & Worship: Al Chianello
· Stewardship: Chad Wagner
· Building & Grounds: Jim Landgraf
· Evangelization: Paul Dizon
· Christian Formation: Carole Schmidt
· Human Concerns: Myron Yencha
· Boiler Fund Campaign: Rob Wenta
4. Decisions Pending/ Agenda Topics
· Synod Implementation Committee
update
· Discussion of Implementation of
New Norms
· Pastor's Report
5. Planning (1-3 Months) &
Communication
· What mission area will be reviewed
next meeting?
· What preparation do we/they need?
· Following our work today, what
communication is needed?
· What's the Buzz?
We Proclaim God’s Word
Share
Closing Prayer
We Go Out to Love and Serve
Adjournment
Weekly Parish
Donations
Week 39 (3/18/15 - 3/24/15)
We pledged $18,942
We gave $19,249
Difference $307
Participating families: 47
This Week
YTD
sales
$10,595
$449,360
profit
$462
$19,822
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Please Note:
Because April 3rd is Good
Friday, there will be NO First
Friday Mass in April.
All are invited to
our Good Friday
service at 1:00pm
April 3rd.
Mass Intentions
Monday, March 30
Monday of Holy Week
† Mary DelFava
8:00 AM
Tuesday, March 31
Tuesday of Holy Week
† Donna Carney
8:00 AM
Wednesday, April 1
Wednesday of Holy Week
Lenten Reconciliations
The citywide Reconciliation Service is Tuesday, March 31st at
Noon at St. Elizabeth
Individual Reconciliation at St. Mary is
the 1st & 3rd Saturday
of the month from
4:00 - 4:30 pm or by
appointment.
8:00 AM
For the People of St. Mary
Thursday, April 2
Holy Thursday
7:00 PM
Friday, April 3
Good Friday of the Lord’s Passion
1:00 PM
Saturday, April 4
Holy Saturday / Easter Vigil
Parish Offices will
be closed on Good
Friday (April 3rd).
We wish everyone a very
Blessed Easter!
Attention Parishioners!
8:00 PM
Sunday, April 5
The Resurrection of the Lord
7:30 AM
For the People of St. Mary
9:00 AM
For the People of St. Mary
11:00 AM
For the People of St. Mary
We are in the process of gathering a list of
vendors and/or tradespeople who are parishioners. From time to time when we
need small or large jobs done, we send
out bids to known vendors.
If you own a business or are
involved in a trade and would
like to be included on this list,
please contact Rosa at 262-694-6018
x109 or [email protected].
Planning an Easter Feast?
Looking to buy
some sugary
Peeps?
Scrip has gift cards available for
purchase from a variety of
grocery stores and gift shops!
Scrip will be sold in the
Parish Office on Thursday,
April 2nd from 9am - noon.
Scrip will not be sold at any
of the Easter weekend Masses.
For the People of St. Mary
Readings for the Week
March 29, 2015
Mark 11:1-10
Isaiah 50:4-7
Psalm 22:8-9, 17-20, 23-24
Philippians 2:6-11
Mark 14:1—15:47
Mon:
Isaiah 42:1-7
Psalm 27:1-3, 13-14
John 12:1-11
Tue:
Isaiah 49:1-6
Psalm 71:1-6, 15, 17
John 13:21-33, 36-38
Wed:
Isaiah 50:4-9
Psalm 69:8-10, 21-22, 31, 33-34
Matthew 26:14-25
Thurs: Exodus 12:1-8, 11-14
Psalm 116:12-13, 15-18
1 Corinthians 11:23-26
John 13:1-15
Fri:
Isaiah 52:13—53:12
Psalm 31:2, 6, 12-13, 15-17, 25
Hebrews 4:14-16; 5:7-9
John 18:1—19:42
Sat:
Genesis 1:1—2:2
Exodus 14;15—15:1
Isaiah 54:5-14
Romans 6:3-11
Psalm 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23
Mark 16:1-7
Next
Sun:
Acts 10:34, 37-43
Psalm 118:1-2, 16-17, 22-23
Colossians 3:1-4
John 20:1-9
Sun:
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Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion
This Week
As Father Roman reported to us a couple weeks ago, we are very grateful to our parishioners for your response to our Capital Campaign.
You can see from the posters around Church, our original goal was to
raise $600,000. To date $477,000 has been pledged of which we have
received $342,000. If you are still faithfully fulfilling your pledge to the
Capital Campaign, we ask that you continGOAL
ue to do so. For those who have fulfilled
$600,000
their commitment, we thank you and ask
you to keep us in mind for additional donations.
Pledged
$477,000
Boiler Cost
$402,000
Received
$342,000
The boiler is up and running. Our contractor is in the process of installing digital
valves in the church which will allow us to
better control the temperature. In total the
boiler and the additional miscellaneous
costs involved with installation will total approximately $402,000.
So, what do we need to do next? With a
parish of our size and age there is never a
shortage of projects which need attention.
This summer you will be able to see some
additional improvements to the parish. The
church will be getting a new roof, the parking lot will be resealed, and we will be fixing
the concrete areas in front of the church
and school that are cracked and unsafe.
In addition, we have other projects that will
need some attention in the next couple of
years such as a new boiler in the Parish
Center and resurfacing the steps in front of
the church.
All these projects require additional funds from our normal operating
budget and the capital campaign funds will be instrumental in ensuring
the projects will happen.
Our goal still remains $600,000 and we know that with your support we
can reach this goal by the end of 2016.
Teens Seeking Support for Mission Trips
St. Mary’s youth ministry works with several churches and schools in Kenosha
and is known as Kenosha Catholic Youth. There are several trips that will be
going on this summer; two are mission trips, one is a youth rally. In June, 27
high school teens and their adult leaders will be traveling to the eastern shores
to service those in need. In July, 20 teens in grades 7-12 will be serving in the
Quad Cities in Illinois and Iowa, where they will show Jesus’ love to those they
serve. The third event is Steubenville Youth Rally in St. Paul, Minnesota. 90
teens from Kenosha will participate in this event.
Please help to support the Teens of St. Mary by
making a donation to their Mission trips. There is
a Support Banner with envelopes in the back of
the church across from the Scrip Table. Just take
an envelope and follow the instructions inside.
You can return the donation in the collection basket any time during Lent.
Thank you for supporting the teens of St. Mary.
Sunday
29
10:00 am—RCIA Breaking Open the
Word in Parish Center Chapel
Monday
30
4:30 pm—Elementary Christian Formation Classes
7:00 pm—Parish Council Meeting in Parish Center Dining Room
Tuesday
31
7:00 pm—Inns Program in Bell Hall
Wednesday
1
6:30 am—Men’s Group in Parish Center
Dining Room
9:00 am—Coffee & Conversation with
Fr. Mike in Parish Center Library
4:30 pm—Elementary Christian Formation Classes
Thursday
2
9:00 am-6:00 pm—Eucharistic Adoration in Church
9:00 am—Rosaries Against Abortion in
front of Planned Parenthood
7:00 pm—Holy Thursday Mass, Eucharistic Adoration to follow until 10pm
Friday
3
1:00 pm—Good Friday Service
Saturday
4
9:00 am—Grief Group in Parish Center
Library
10:30 am—Blessing of the Food in
Church
8:00 pm—Easter Vigil Mass
A Blessing of Easter Food Baskets
will take place on Saturday, April
4th at 10:30 am in Church.
GROWTH THROUGH FAITH
March 29, 2015
Young Adult Ministry
The Gesu House Concert Series is a traveling
concert series for Young Adults sponsored by Kenosha
Catholic Young Adult Ministry. It features Catholic artists,
singer-songwriters, liturgical songwriters, etc. It is our hope
to create a social outlet for young Catholics ages 18-40
where they can come together in faith, fellowship & prayer.
Again this Easter, St. Mary invites you to
make an offering as a memorial for a loved one, or
as a special intention. Everyone is invited to make
an offering during this important time of year. Place
form and money in an envelope marked “Easter
Memorials” and put in the weekend collection basket, return it to the Rectory, or mail it with your donation to:
Easter Memorials
St. Mary Parish
7307 – 40th. Avenue
Kenosha, WI 53142-1923
All donations are tax-deductible, and any amount will be
gratefully accepted. Please make your tax-deductible
checks payable to St. Mary Parish. All intentions will be
printed in a special flyer on Easter Sunday.
Please return the bottom portion of this sheet
(with your donation) no later than Sunday,
March 29th 2015 (Palm Sunday). If you have
any questions, please call Dee at 654-3384.
A limited number of lilies will be available to take home
AFTER Easter Sunday to enjoy. (One per family, please)
May God continue to bless you as we remember our
loved ones this Easter Season.
The host church for May 2nd, 7-10PM is St. Peter (2224 30th
Ave). This event provides a comfortable “coffee house” atmosphere where original artists can present their music.
Scholarship for St. Joseph
Academy 9th Grade
St. Mary Parish is offering a Scholarship of
$500 which will be awarded to a St. Mary’s
parishioner enrolled and entering 9th
grade at St. Joseph Academy in the fall of 2015. Scholarship applications can be picked up in the Parish Office, the
Admissions Office at St. Joseph Catholic Academy (upper
campus), and All Saints Catholic School as of March 16th.
The application will also be available at our website: www.
stmarycatholic.org/Miscellaneous-Forms. Please return
applications by Monday, April 13, 2015. The
scholarship awarded by the Parish is a one-time
payment to the school on behalf of the student.
For more information, please contact John Higgins at 262.697.3623 or [email protected]
High School Religious Education
Thank you for your generosity
Bring your Catholic Handbook of Faith and your
Bible to each Religious Education Session
____________ _______________
· April 12th - Mass at 5:00PM followed by Religious
Education sessions for all classes until 8:00PM
EASTER MEMORIALS
· April 19th, 6:00PM Religious Education sessions
for all classes in Bell Hall until 8:00PM - Last session for the year
Name: (Please Print)
Address:
Contact Corinne at 694-6018 x133 with questions.
St. Mary Youth Ministry
Phone Number:
Amount Enclosed $
INTENTION: (fill in one) Please print
1. In Loving Memory of:
2. Special Intentions:
3/29
For all teens in Grades 6-12 and their friends.
·
April 7th, 4:00 PM - April 9th, 7:00 PM – Mini Mission
Trip: St Mary: St Francis Rm. What is a Mini Mission
Trip? The mission is our own hometown, Kenosha. We
do 2½ days of service. We service St. Vincent De Paul,
Mount Carmel Pre-school, Shalom
Center, INNS program, a nursing
home, and Easter Seals. In the
evenings, we serve each other,
talk about our day, and build our
relationship with God and others.
On the last night, we invite our family members to dinner
and share our experiences. Cost is $30.
Call Corinne at 694-6018 x107 or Sandy x150 for more info.
St. Mary Catholic Church
THE PASSION
Each Ash Wednesday, we look toward another far-off Easter.
We begin our Lenten journey wondering what events, happenings, or experiences might make this journey unique and memorable. However, soon after we are marked with ashes, we find
ourselves encountering the daily events that take up much of our
time and energy. All too quickly another Lent is over. Where has
the time gone? This weekend we hear again, “The Passion of
our Lord Jesus Christ according to Mark… we know what is coming for us to experience again.
No matter how we read the Passion, we usually approach
the familiar story with a knowing eye. We know this story and
can almost repeat the lines before we hear them. There is nothing new for us here! Yet, I wonder how casually we would approach this story if we considered that
the Passion is not a past but a present
The Passion
event! We are in the story, invited to
connects the
identify with the emotions and actions
suffering and
of the characters. This is the beginning of our annual examination of condeath of Jesus to
science, and our chance to connect
the front-page
the suffering and death of Jesus to the
stories of violence front-page stories of violence and
compassion occurring in our presentand compassion
day lives.
occurring in our
As the drama unfolds, with whom do
present-day lives. we connect? Are we one of the privileged three who see Jesus transfigured, share the Last Supper with him, and then fall asleep in His
hour of need? Do we connect with the woman who generously
lavished expensive ointment on him in Simon’s home? Are we
more like Judas who betrayed him, Peter who publicly denied
him, or his disciples who fled when he was arrested?
Of all the characters, perhaps Simon of Cyrene who helped
carry his cross may be the most appealing. Simon reminds us
that we all need help in being faithful to the Gospel. Henri
Nouwen reminded us: “every time we are willing to break out
of our false need for self-sufficiency and dare to ask for
help, a new community emerges, a fellowship of the helped
and the helper; the weak and the strong.” That community is
made up of people who, through mutual trust and support, bring
hope to our broken world.
The call of that supporting community continues today. The
Bishops of Latin America spoke of this forty years ago when they
said: “all the dynamism of human history, the movement toward the creation of a just world, the overcoming of social
inequities, and efforts so urgently needed to liberate humankind from all that depersonalizes it---physical and moral misery, ignorance and hunger---all originate, are transformed
and reach their perfection in the saving world of Jesus
Christ. In him and through him salvation is present at the
heart of human history and there is no human act which, in
the last instance, is not defined in terms of it.”
The Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ begins again, and we
continue to wait to experience its impact in our lives. Will we
enter into communion with Jesus by loving and being loved, helping and being helped, and allow his presence to grow among and
within us? Because of the Jesus who died and rose, loved and
was loved, we become one with Him and, because of Him, one
with the Father.
~ Deacon Wilson Shierk
Coﬀee & Conversa"on with Fr. Mike
Beginning March 25th, Fr. Michael Newman,
retired priest and former pastor of St. Mary
Parish, will join parishioners in a relaxed
conversational setting on Wednesday mornings from 9-10:30am in the Parish Center
Library to explore our Catholic faith, the Bible, and your specific questions! Sessions have been
scheduled for March 25, April 1, April 8, April 15,
and April 22 thus far. All are invited, so please come
and enjoy fellowship and discussion with Fr. Mike and
your fellow parishioners. For questions, please contact
the Faith Formation office at 694-6018, ext 105.
MATTHEW 25 COLLECTION
Each weekend during Lent, the Human Concerns
Committee is asking families to donate items to
the needy based on Matthew’s Gospel Ch 25:34 ff
THIS WEEK: March 28/29
“I was in prison [or nursing home] and you visited me.”
Bring board games, paperback books and magazines in
English or Spanish, greeting cards, stamps, stationary and
Bibles to be given to nursing homes and the prison ministry. We can also use basic cosmetics (nail polish, lipstick,
files), costume jewelry, dressy scarves, old-time music,
DVDs and tapes, stuffed animals, beanie babies, rosaries,
large print word searches, bite-sized candy bars for Nursing Home Ministry.
If you forget an item one weekend, feel free to bring it the next.
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL 5TH SUNDAY COLLECTION
This Sunday, March 29th, is the fifth Sunday of the month. A second collection will
be held March 28th & 29th to support our
St. Vincent de Paul Outreach Program.
Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
Operation Rice Bowl
We follow Jesus this week on our Lenten
journey as he enters into Jerusalem, a
community he knew well. CRS Rice Bowl
asks us, too, to prayerfully enter into our
own communities, to find those who are hungry and
thirsty, who need our help. How does our Lenten journey
motivate us to serve those we encounter in our daily lives?
Please return your Rice Bowl by Easter Sunday. Place
the cash in an envelope or you may count your contribution and make a check payable to St. Mary Parish. Please
write “Operation Rice Bowl” in the memo line of the check
and the envelope. Your contributions can be placed in the
weekly collection box.
Thank you for your generous support.
St. Mary Catholic Church
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Catholics at the Capitol
Magnificat, a Ministry to Catholic Women
On Wednesday, April 8, 2015, Catholics from around the state will
meet in Madison, for Catholics at the Capitol 2015. Sponsored by
the Wisconsin Catholic Conference (WCC) in cooperation with numerous Catholic organizations, this biennial event is a day of education, advocacy, and fellowship. Visit http://www.archmil.org/News2.0/Catholics-at-the-Capitol-April-8-2015-.htm for more info.
The Knights of Columbus Divine Mercy-St. Anne Council 16022 is
sponsoring a Vegas Night at Bristol Oaks CC on Sat. May 2nd from
7-10 pm. The price will be $50 per person with the proceeds benefiting a local family and Council 16022 Charitable Works. Price includes 3 hrs of gambling and hors d’oeuvres throughout the evening and a chance to win prizes including a 1-wk stay at a Hilton
Grand Vacation Resort in Orlando, FL. For more info or for buy tickets, contact Rich Mich 818-0839 and [email protected].
Saturday, April 18, 2015 • 9:00 a.m. to noon
Hilton Garden Inn • Milwaukee Park Place • 11600 West Park Pl,
Milwaukee, Cost: $15.00 if postmarked before April 11 ($20 after)
Join us for breakfast with Fr. Bob Thorn. As a young man, Fr. Bob
left his parents and 8 siblings in Janesville, WI, to travel the world.
"However, the Lord won out," he said and he was ordained in 1999.
Fr. Bob's testimony will help you in your walk with the Lord as well
as your work for His Kingdom here on earth. Come and hear his
anointed message and be blessed. Enjoy a time of fellowship, encouragement, prayer, music and a great breakfast -- and bring a
friend or two!
For more information call Terri at 262-853-3349 or check our website: www.magnificat-wb.com Tickets may be ordered from the
website. To order tickets by mail, send a self-addressed, stamped
envelope with ticket order to: Marlene Nagel • 1502 Hidden Fields
Drive • West Bend, WI 53095.
All Saints Catholic School
St. Joseph Highlights
From a current ASCS family: “It was Catholic School’s week 2013
as we left St. Peter’s after mass. My daughter grabbed a pamphlet
for the ASCS Open House. With no plans, we drove right over to
the North Campus and were warmly greeted and escorted throughout the school by many faculty and staff. I’m pretty sure we were
sold that day. That fall, Elaina started Middle School at ASCS,
North Campus. We were so impressed with her grades and her
personal growth, we moved Claire over for this current school
year. My girls have never been this happy during the school
year! All Saints Catholic School has been doing fantastic job of
showing my girls how to integrate the Catholic values in
all activities, both in school and home, while maintaining
academic excellence, who could ask for more?”
.Now enrolling at all 3 campuses! For more information
visit our website www.allsaintskenosha.org or contact Sue Wendorf
652-2771 Ext. 228 to schedule a tour.
A St. Joseph Catholic Academy education is a priceless investment. The graduates of the Class of 2014 had the highest average
ACT in Kenosha and they earned over $7.8 million in college scholarship dollars. Don’t think it is beyond your reach to send your student to SJCA. There are several ways tuition can be affordable
through financial aid, scholarships, and the Wisconsin Parental
Choice program. Last year SJCA awarded over $250,000 in financial aid and $150,000 in various scholarships.
Many scholarship opportunities are available to SJCA
students that can help cover partial tuition. For financial
aid and scholarship information, visit the school website
at www.kenoshastjoseph.com/admissions. For all other questions,
contact Jean Fredrickson, Director of Finance, at (262) 654-8651
X116 ([email protected]) or Wanda Jaraczewski,
Director of Student Success, at (262) 654-8651 X104
([email protected]).
Vegas Night at Bristol Oaks
Our Pastoral Staff - 694-6018
Pastor
Associate Pastor
Pastoral Minister
Deacon Jim Francois
Deacon Ron Lesjak
Deacon Wilson Shierk
Dir. of Admin. Services
Admin. Assistants
Fr. Roman Stikel
Fr. Norberto Sandoval
[email protected]
Judy Francois
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
Rosa Herman
Jane Jurca
Melissa Chiappetta
Janice Schmidbauer
Jane Jurca
x153
x106
x108
x175
x174
x171
x109
x104
x104
x110
Contributions
x104
Bulletin Submissions
[email protected]
x110
Ministry of HOPE/Funeral Luncheons
x180
Elizabeth’s Closet
x181
Gym Board
Dan Cairo
960-3382
Prayer Line [email protected]
694-6018 x186
St. Vincent DePaul
694-6018 ext. 176
Christian Formation:
7401-40th Avenue
694-6018
Director of Adult
Jane Delfield
x149
Formation Ministry
[email protected]
Director of Child/Early
Sandy Slivon
x150
Adolescent Ministry
[email protected]
Youth Minister
Corinne Dillon
x107
[email protected]
Admin. Assistant
Gail Dougvillo
x105
Pastoral Musician
Theresa Setter
x137
Parish Council Members
Chairperson
Megan Kinsella
Vice-Chairperson
Myron Yencha
Secretary
Mike Nochevich
Members at Large
Albert Chianello
Paul Dizon
Jim Landgraf
William Rossi
Carole Schmidt
Mark Schwalbe
Chad Wagner
Rob Wenta
Ken Yorgensen
Trustees
Peggy Malmberg
John P. Higgins
[email protected] (847) 731-7391
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694-3448
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960-3232
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764-1600
(847) 913-3597
515-6747
697-0332
652-1949
694-1961
515-2171
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653-1298
697-3623
All Saints Catholic School
South Campus: 7400 - 39th Ave
North Campus: 4400 - 22nd Ave
Phone: (262) 694-6018, ext 130
Phone: (262) 652-2771, ext 25
St. Joseph Catholic Academy
Upper Campus: 2401 - 69th St
Lower Campus: 7207 - 14th Ave
Phone: (262) 654-8651
Phone: (262) 656-7360
Greenhouse &
Garden Center
OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT CENTER
Think Spring
Seed Supplies • Pansies
Cold Crop Veggies • Easter Lilies
9140 Cooper Road
694-2666
AND LUBE CENTER
6112 75TH ST.
Will cook and serve your dinner party while you
enjoy the comfort & surroundings of your home,
office or church.
Weddings, Banquets, Retreats & Funeral Luncheons Maureen
Skurski
(262) 914-6990
[email protected] • www.maureenscatering.com
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Phone: (262) 654-6311
5915 6th Ave. A, Kenosha
262-658-4888
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Tile Co.
PAIELLI’S BAKERY
Bath & Flooring Showroom
Breads Cakes Pastries
Kenosha’s Finest Full Service Bakery
A Name Known for Quality Since 1923
Since 1968
Hwy 31 & Hwy 50
Parish Member
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262-694-9777
Mon-Sat 6am-6pm
Sun 6am-2pm
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3008 - 75th Street 53142
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GLADYS A. WIRTZ
Parish Member
REALTOR
Home of the "Red Carpet Service!"
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Floor Covering Interior Design Center
3206 80th St.
694-9206
262-883-9494
Cell: (262) 945-5618
New Patients Welcome
9809-39th Avenue
Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158
SUPER
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1241 22nd Avenue, Kenosha WI
(262) 654-5623
Fax (262) 654-8662
Parishioner
REAL ESTATE ONE
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(262) 764-2291 • Email: [email protected]
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3755 80th St • 262-577-3340
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Parishioner
697-8766
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As Little as 2 Hours up to 24-Hour Care
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JOHN GALVIN
KRISTEN GALVIN
OWNER
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General & Family Dentistry
3311 Roosevelt Rd.
262-652-9083
Dr. Margaret A. Regner
888-697-4800
[email protected]
2404 18th St, Kenosha, WI 53140
(262) 551-9100
10372 77th St, Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158
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Compassionate Personalized
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8411 Old Greenbay Rd
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We Can Help With:
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Lynda Bonn-Swift
Brand Partner
LAWLER ENTERPRISES, INC.
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Town & Country Glass Co. Inc.
Thomas P. Gagliardi, President
4300 - 43rd Ave., Kenosha
[email protected]
7516 39 Ave • 262-694-1624
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Table Tops - Pattern Glass - Plexiglass and Lexon COINS
7839 Sheridan Road, Kenosha, WI 53140
Off. 262-925-6400
Cell 262-358-1347 Tom & Vicki Sbarounis
Picture Framing - Stained Glass Supplies
Phone: 262-654-5155
Buying & Selling
Gold, Silver, US,
World Coins & Paper Money
Hrs. Mon, Wed, Fri 12-5
Sat 9:30-3
or by Appointment
6040 39th Ave. • 657-GOLD (4653)
(262) 694-8960
Richard Oscarson
President
landscape management
KENOSHA GROUNDS CARE
Design
Construction
Maintenance
8300 88th Avenue • Pleasant Prairie, WI 53158 • 262.694.8960
[email protected]
fax 262.694.9599
Gregory Jones Studio
www.kofc.org
• Ages 5-99+
• Beginner to Advanced levels
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262.515.6179
• FALL SPECIAL $75 includes
[email protected] • 4 lessons for the price of 3
Inspiring excellence in music performance!
• No sign-up Fee
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