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SPRINGS OF HOPE
MANANTIALES DE ESPERANZA
Bienvenido The Beginning, the End, and the Beginning.
On the final days of the liturgical year, many of the scripture readings for Mass focus on the “Apocalypse.” What is the “end” going to be like? Even the gospel reading for the first Sunday of Advent gets us thinking about the end; not only the end of the world, but also the end of our lives. Just what is this life on earth all about? What happens when life is done? What will new life be like?
Last week we celebrated the Feast of Christ the King. Christ must be the king; the focal point of our life. If Christ is not the center, life does not make sense. Advent is “waiting and preparing” for Christ to return. If we’re close to Christ, are one of His disciples and prepare for his second coming, there’s nothing to worry about. Advent is a time to “refocus.”
As a priest, I often evaluate how I’m doing and if I am using the gifts that God has given me. Priesthood is one of these gifts. Have I been faithful and successful? Have I taught the right things?
Matthew 25: 31-46 tells us how we will be judged. Matthew 25 contains the Corporal Works of Mercy. Have we fed the hungry, given drink to the thirsty, clothed the naked, sheltered the homeless, visited the sick, the imprisoned and the lonely? Have I put enough emphasis on these direct words of Jesus? It’s not that other things have not been important. Personal choices and healthy morality are important, God-like qualities. The point is that Jesus really emphasized these works of mercy. Have I done enough?
I look at the emphasis of Pope Francis, the Vicar of Christ. He has the priorities of preaching pro-life and anti-abortion. The Pope speaks about the evils of racism. The Holy Father is constantly reminding us of how protecting the planet and our environment is a pro-life issue. People are dying from droughts and starvation. I get more than just a little nervous as I examine my conscience, considering how strong I’ve stressed these qualities over my years of priesthood. What will I be judged on? What should I be doing that I’m not doing? How do I know?
Over the past few weeks, we, at the CCWauk, have been talking about being disciples of Jesus. Are we people of prayer, do we go to Sunday Mass, are we evangelizing, giving financially, helping those in need, are we working on our formation as Christians? We are on the road to discipleship and have nothing to worry about. All will be well!! If not; now’s the time to begin seriously practicing good discipleship. Our life’s end and “after” life’s beginning will depend on this!!
Fr. Pat
El principio, el fin y el principio.
En los últimos días del año litúrgico, muchas de las lecturas de las Escrituras para la Misa se centran en el "Apocalipsis". ¿Cómo será el “final”? Incluso la lectura del Evangelio del primer domingo de Adviento nos hace pensar en el final; no solo el fin del mundo, sino también el fin de nuestras vidas. ¿De qué se trata esta vida en la tierra? ¿Qué pasa cuando se acaba la vida? ¿Cómo será la nueva vida?
La semana pasada celebramos la fiesta de Cristo Rey. Cristo debe ser el rey; el centro de nuestras vidas. Si Cristo no es el centro, la vida no tiene sentido. El Adviento es "esperar y prepararse" para que Cristo regrese. Si estamos cerca de Cristo, somos uno de sus discípulos y nos preparamos para su segunda venida, no hay nada de qué preocuparse. El Adviento es un momento para "rectificar".
Como sacerdote, a menudo evalúo cómo estoy y si me encuentro poniendo en práctica los dones que Dios me ha dado. El sacerdocio es uno de esos dones. ¿He sido fiel y exitoso? ¿He enseñado las cosas correctas?
Mateo 25: 31-46 nos dice cómo seremos juzgados. Mateo 25 contiene las Obras Corporales de Misericordia. ¿Hemos alimentado a los hambrientos, hemos dado de beber a los sedientos, hemos vestido al que está desnudo, hemos dado cobijo a los desamparados, hemos visitado a los enfermos, los presos y los solitarios? ¿He puesto suficiente énfasis en estas palabras directas de Jesús? No es que otras cosas no hayan sido importantes. Las elecciones personales y la moralidad sana son cualidades importantes, semejantes a las de Dios. El punto es que Jesús realmente enfatizó estas obras de misericordia. ¿He hecho lo suficiente?
Me ubico en el énfasis que hace el Papa Francisco, el Vicario de Cristo. Tiene las prioridades de predicar a favor de la vida y en contra del aborto. El Papa habla de los males del racismo. El Santo Padre nos recuerda constantemente que proteger el planeta y nuestro medio ambiente es una cuestión pro-vida. La gente muere por la sequía y el hambre. Llego a ponerme un tanto nervioso cuando examino mi conciencia, aún y estando seguro que he puesto en práctica mis cualidades durante mis años de sacerdocio. ¿Sobre qué seré juzgado? ¿Qué debería estar haciendo que no estoy haciendo? ¿Cómo puedo saberlo?
Durante las últimas semanas, en la CCWauk, hemos estado hablando de ser discípulos de Jesús. ¿Somos personas de oración, vamos a la misa dominical, estamos evangelizando, ayudando económicamente, auxiliando a los necesitados, estamos trabajando en nuestra formación como cristianos? Estamos en el camino del discipulado y no tenemos nada de qué preocuparnos. ¡¡Todo estará bien!! Que no; ahora es el momento de comenzar a practicar seriamente el buen discipulado. ¡¡El final de nuestra vida y el “después” del comienzo de la vida dependerán de esto !!
P. Pat
Vespers Advent Vespers will be prayed each Sunday of Advent at 4:45 pm in St. Mary Church. Come and pray vespers then stay for the 5:30 pm Mass. It is a wonderful way to spend some time in prayer to finish your weekend and begin the new week refreshed and renewed.
To schedule a Mass Intention, please call 262-547-2763. **Livestream Mass +la Misa español
SJN - St. John Neumann SJ - St. Joseph SM - St. Mary SW - St. William
November 28 1st Sunday of Advent
SW 7:30am † Jim Wiske † Michael Rogahn
SJN 8:00 am † Ann Huggett
SM 8:30am † Salvador Rubio Cardenas & children
SJ 9:00am † Dorothy Daganhardt
**SW 9:30am † Joseph Moro
The Joseph Bassi Family
SJN 10:30am † Rosario LaRose
SM 11:00am † Dick & Mary Fauerbach
+**SW 11:30am
SM 5:30pm † Joseph Winters † John Kennedy
November 29
SW 7:45am † Jean Warpehoski † Jane Mary Jung
November 30 St. Andrew
SM 8:30am † Clarice Maher † Jules Krivos
SW 5:30pm Health of Christina Brant
December 1
SM 8:35am † Geraldine Kneser
SJN 8:30am † Eleanor Kandziora & Family
† Guillermo Ruiz
SJ 6:00pm † Marianne Auer
December 2
SJN 8:30am † Paul Fox † Bobby Warns
December 3 St. Francis Xavier
SJ 8:00am Health of Christina Brant
December 4 St. John Damascene
SJ 8:00am † Dorothy Daganhardt
SJ 4:00pm † Casey Andringa † Floyd Ferguson
SW 4:00pm † Jim Carter † Michael Johnson
SJN 5:00pm † Greg Stangel
December 5 2nd Sunday of Advent
SW 7:30am † Walter & Regina Stachowicz
SJN 8:00am † Dorothy Daganhardt
SM 8:30am † Dorothy Daganhardt † Leonard Pagano
SJ 9:00am † Florentino Herrera, Jr.
† Stella Camacho
**SW 9:30am For all the Living & Deceased Members of the Catholic Community of Waukesha
SJN 10:30am † Margie & Ronald Belter
SM 11:00am † Joseph Winters † Mary Barreiro
+**SW 11:30am † Juan Garcia
SM 5:30pm † Marianne Auer † Doris Small
WE PRAY FOR ONE ANOTHER
PRAYER INTENTIONS We remember in prayer all who are sick or suffering. If you or a loved one would like to be added to this list, please contact Janet 262-547-6555 x 1362. To maintain privacy, please confirm the person submitted is aware their name will be published.
St. John Neumann Christina B., Pat B., Pat C., Sandy C., Bob Flanagan, Nancy F., Diane J., Mary P., Tonya, Janet Sullivan, Judy T., Shari S. Call or write to Bernie Overkamp, 262-547-4231, [email protected] to add someone to the list.
St. Mary Pat Bain, Joseph Cummings, Kris G., Clarice Gerbasi, Wiltrud Hubbard, Delanie Landorfer, Andrew Martin, Leah Przedwiecki, Jolie Ann Ruekert, Isaac S., Jim Truog, Rosemarie Villa, Bren Villeneuve, Margaret Weidman, Melody Weinkauf, Roberta Koepp, Michael White, Pat Chambers, A.J. Corona, Mary Jo Repath, Roberta Koepp, Peggy Black, Carol Gramling, Jane Mignone, Emanuel and Maria Curcio and Members of the Military.
St. William Jackson Amick, Paul Bowey, Christina Brant, Tina Brehm, Marie Grigonis, Mary Hood, Agnes Kircher, Richard McHalsky, Lorena Macholl, William Macholl, Mike Schmitz, Jennifer Trad, Sister Rose Ulman, Cam Richards, Phyllis Ribbens, Bill Schmitt.
St. Joseph - Prayer Chain The following were prayed for during the month of Oct. by St. Joe's Prayer Chain and Franciscan Sisters of St. Rose Convent: Elsie Adams, Lisa S., Joan Staub, Amy, Rose Ebbott, Sr. Jean’s friend, Gloria, Ray Feldmeier, Sharon Hoppe Gray, Molly Perry and Tillie Sanchez. Your request will be forwarded to the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration who will pray for your intention for one week. Our St. Joseph Prayer Team will also pray for your intention. Call Rita Feldmeier, 262-547-3718 or [email protected].
Readings for the week of November 28, 2021
Sunday: Jer 33:14-16/1 Thes 3:12—4:2/Ps 25:4-5, 8-9, 10, 14 [1b]/Lk 21:25-28, 34-36
Monday: Is 2:1-5/Ps 122:1-2, 3-4b, 4cd-5, 6-7, 8-9/Mt 8:5-11 Tuesday: Rom 10:9-18/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11 [10]/Mt 4:18-22 Wednesday: Is 25:6-10a/Ps 23:1-3a, 3b-4, 5, 6 [6cd]/Mt 15:29-37 Thursday: Is 26:1-6/Ps 118:1 and 8-9, 19-21, 25-27a [26a]/Mt 7:21, 24-27 Friday: Is 29:17-24/Ps 27:1, 4, 13-14 [1a]/Mt 9:27-31 Saturday: Is 30:19-21, 23-26/Ps 147:1-2, 3-4, 5-6 [cf. Is 30:18d]/Mt 9:35—10:1, 5a, 6-8
Next Sunday: Bar 5:1-9/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/Phil 1:4-6, 8-11/Lk 3:1-6
We, the Catholic Community of Waukesha, transformed by the Holy Spirit, worship God; follow Christ through Gospel-centered lives; celebrate our diversity; welcome, love, and serve all.
Nosotros, la Comunidad Católica de Waukesha, transformados por el Espíritu Santo, alabamos a Dios; y seguimos a Cristo a través de la vida centrada en el Evangelio; Celebramos nuestra diversidad, acogemos, amamos y servimos a todos.
CCWAUK MISSION
The St. Williams Sanctuary Light shines for Jim Carter
Campaña de recolección de juguetes para Navidad
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL HELP LINES
ST. JOHN NEUMANN 262-549-0223 EXT 115
ST. JOSEPH 262-522-0386
THRIFT STORE 262-547-3281
ST. MARY 262-832-1444
ST. MARY FOOD PANTRY 262-832-1445
ST. WILLIAM 262-547-2763 EXT 204
The St. John Neumann conference of St. Vincent dePaul is collecting food for Christmas baskets for families in need. Meals and donations need to be returned no later than Dec. 12.We are in need of the following items: potato buds, canned sweet potatoes, green Beans, canned corn, canned carrots, canned chicken broth, box or bagged stuffing, turkey gravy – cans, jars or package of dry mix, canned fruit – any type, cake mix, can of frosting, jellied cranberry and jello.
Truck Pick-up/Delivery: Antonio Slade, 262-569-0763, [email protected]
St. Vincent de Paul
En las iglesias de St. John Neumann, St. Mary y St. William realizaremos campañas de recolección de juguetes y tarjetas de regalo para beneficiar a las familias atendidas por el “Christmas Clearing Council” del condado de Waukesha (CCC).
Además en la iglesia St. John Neumann, St. William y St. Mary, los talones con sugerencias de obsequios se distribuirán a través de una colección inversa en todas las misas el fin de semana del 27 al 28 de noviembre. Las donaciones deben en las misas del fin de semana del 4 al 5 de diciembre. Cada Iglesia tendrá barriles CCC de color rojo a la entrada para depositar los juguetes.
Este año, CCC está haciendo un llamamiento especial para las tarjetas de regalo para los jóvenes. Agradeceríamos que estas tarjetas de regalo fueran por montos de $ 10, $ 15 o $ 25 para Target o Walmart. Si quieres donar una tarjeta de regalo debes indicar el monto de la tarjeta en la propia tarjeta.
Se proporcionarán en las tres parroquias cajas con seguro especial, de color rojo, para la recolección de estas tarjetas de regalo.
Los artículos más necesarios son sacos de dormir (sleeping-bags), libros para niños hasta los 11 años, juguetes de montar para niños pequeños, guantes para el frío impermeables y kits de ciencia o manualidades relacionados con STEM.
Si no desea participar con este tipo de aportes y le gustaría más bien hacer una donación, puede visitar la página www.christmasclearingcouncil.org
Homebound The Catholic Community of Waukesha Homebound Ministry is here to help those who are kept away from Church due to physical limitations.
If you are in need of assistance, please contact:
Mary at 262-547-6555 Ext. 1300 (English) or Annel at 262-547-6555 Ext. 1302 (Español).
One of our parish volunteers will then be in contact with you.
We look forward to praying with you.
Pastoral para Enfermos La Pastoral para Enfermos de la Comunidad Católica de Waukesha se encarga de asistir a todos aquellos hermanos de la parroquia con limitaciones físicas y/o que presentan alguna enfermedad que les dificulta acudir personalmente a la iglesia.
Si Usted necesita que algún hermano voluntario de esta pas-toral le visite para la dispensa de la comunión y acompañarle en alguna oración, puede comunicarse en inglés al 262-547-6555 ext. 1300 donde le atenderá Mary Thiel, y si es en es-pañol a través del 262-547-6555 Ext. 1302 le atenderá Annel Soto
¡Cuenta con nosotros para orar contigo!
Arise Worship Night 7:00pm-9:00pm
Friday, December 3
St. Alphonsus Church, Greendale, WI
There will be a dynamic, spiritual message by Pete Burds, followed by adoration & procession with Fr. Enrique Hernandez, then live praise & worship music by The Scally Brothers, and hospitality & socializing to end the evening.
This a free, family friendly event, with available confessions.
1:30-3:00pm
Tuesday, December 7
St. William, Parish Hall
Dessert and Coffee will be served.
Please RSVP to Mary Thiel at (262)547-6555 ext. 1300 or [email protected] by Monday, December 6 at 10:00 am
Bingo
The Catholic Study Club
We welcome women belonging to any Catholic parish in Waukesha County. Our luncheon will be on Tuesday, December 14th at a Waukesha restaurant. Following the luncheon, the Civic Broadway Singers will present their Christmas Program. Reservations are required and due by Monday, November 29, please give me a call, Rita at 262-547-4827.
Fr. Matthew will be at the Queen of Apostles in Pewaukee, and Fr. Pat will be at St. Katharine Drexel in Beaver Dam. Go to Archmil.org and search for advent missions.
Force of Nature
Catholic Memorial High School presents Force of Nature. The play is rated PG, and tickets are $10 for adults, and $5 for students. Tickets are sold at the door with cash or check.
Performance Schedule:
Friday, December 3 at 7pm, Saturday, December 4 at 7pm, and Sunday, December 5 at 2pm.
For more information, please email Mr. Eric Scherrer at [email protected].
Cookie Sale
December 11-12, after Masses
St. John Neumann
Cookie donations are needed to support this delicious cookie sale, just in time for the Christmas season.
Please drop off donations on Thursday (12/ 9) 9:00am-1:00pm & 5:00pm-7:00pm, Friday (12/10) 9:00am-12:00pm and Saturday (12/11) 9:00am-10:30am, at St. John Neumann.
Advent Christmas Tree
November 27-December 19
St. Joseph Parish
We will have tags available the first weekend of Advent on the Christmas tree at St Joseph. The donations can be returned to the Church at the Mass time that you choose to attend. Please return items with the tag attached back under the giving tree by December 19.
Christmas Flower Memorials Tis the season to remember our loved ones who have passed away with a donation to Christmas Flower Memorials. If you would like to include your loved ones in this year’s memorial, please drop your envelopes in the collection basket or at a parish office, no later than December 8. A suggested donation of $20.00 would be appreciated,
but please give as you are able. Donations are used to purchase flowers for Church décor throughout the year.
St. Mary’s Christmas Choir Join the adult choir for Christmas Eve at the 4:30pm Mass. Rehearsals are on Thursday evenings at 6:30pm in church. Contact Karen Flesses for more details and to sign up.
Scrip Sales Scrip Gift Card sales are taking place at St. John Neumann, St. Mary, and St. William just in time for Christmas! Gift card options on hand for sale will vary by parish. Special order forms will be available at these parishes after all Masses and are due by Dec. 12. Look for tables at St. Mary in the Church Narthex, at St. John Neumann in the Gathering Area, and at St. William in the Main Church Lobby. Stop by and purchase a gift card for those hard to buy for family and friends!
Upcoming Events
WEDDING BANNS
December
12/5: Breakfast in Bethlehem
12/5: Advent by Candlelight
12/8: St. Mary Feast Day Celebration
12/11: Toy Shop
12/11-12/12: Cookie Sale
12/12: Pancake Breakfast
12/12: Our Lady of Guadalupe
12/19: Bake Sale
12/20: Christmas Baskets Delivery
January
1/5/22: SJN Feast Day Mass & Celebration
II Zack DeBacco & Danielle Donnelly
St. John Neumann
Formation
Adult Ministry Gospel of Luke Presentations
Delve into the Gospel of Luke, filled with marvelous stories and many parables to tell the story of the Messiah to those who are not Jewish. Four weeks is just an overview so nothing really deep!
Join Pat Knuth Monday, November 29th and December 6th from 6:30 pm to 7:45 pm in the Vercelli House at St. William. Contact Mary Thiel at [email protected] or (262)547-6555 ext. 1300 to RSVP
Service Saturdays
For Young Adults in their 20’s & 30’s
Date: Saturday, December 11
Time: 10:00am - noon, followed by lunch. Arrive 5-10 minutes early to gather before we begin.
Where: Life's Connection Community Health and Education Center, 494 W Main Street, Waukesha
What: Decorating the Christmas Tree; plus lunch and fellowship!
Christmas Mass Times
Now that summer is over, we want to thank all the ground keepers from our parishes. Thank you for mowing the lawns, trimming the hedges, caring for the flowers, working on our gardens, and so much more. Thank you for helping us keep our grounds beautiful.
Thank You Outdoor Volunteers
National Catholic Youth Conference
Last week, 19 teens and 4 adult leaders represented the Catholic Community of Waukesha at the National Catholic Youth Conference in Indianapolis. They were a part of the larger delegation of 120 teens from the Archdiocese of Milwaukee who joined this gathering of Catholic youth from around the country who came together to encounter Christ, experience Church, and be empowered for discipleship.
Food Drive
Faith Formation is supporting the St. Vincent de Paul food pantry at St. William by collecting donations to fill holiday food boxes for families in need. Families have received a detailed list of requested items, and all donations can be brought to Faith Formation classes through December 20.
St. William
Christmas Eve: 4pm, 6pm,
8pm (Spanish), 10pm
Christmas Day: 9am
St. Mary
Christmas Eve: 4:30pm, 6:30pm
Christmas Day: 8:30am, 11am
St. John Neumann
Christmas Eve: 4:30pm
Christmas Day: 8am, 10:30am
St. Joseph
Christmas Eve: 4:00pm
Christmas Day: 9:00am
There will not be a Saturday evening Mass on Christmas Day.
December 31: New Year’s Eve Mass
5:00pm at St. Mary & 11:30pm at St. Joseph
January 1: Mary Mother of God is not a holy day of obligation.
Food Drives All parishes are collecting food donations for Christmas baskets and our food pantries. Drop off your food donations by December 12 in any Church main entrance.
Advent Prayer Books Advent Prayer Books are here! The books are blue and are located in the church entrances. Free will offering appreciated.
Emergency Anointing
General Hotline
262-547-6555
Ext. 6
Ext. 1306
Sponsored by Belman Homes
52 Club Raffle Winners
$10 Jane Loppnow
$25 Sandi Nitka
$100 Robert Langkau
2021-2022 Pastoral Council
Executive Committee
Rev. Matthew Widder, Pastor
Jason Pechloff, Chairperson
James Ebben, Vice-chair
Lori Lochen, Secretary
Questions? Concerns?
Email Pastoral Council: [email protected]
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Reconciliation
Wednesday
St. Joseph - before the 6pm Mass (5pm - 5:45pm)
Saturday
St. Joseph after 8am Mass
St. William Church - 11am
Adoration
Tuesday
SM - after 8:30am Mass until 11am
SW - after 5:30pm Mass until 7pm
Wednesday
SJN - after 8:30am Mass until 10am
Thursday
SJ- 6pm until 8pm
Anointing of the Sick
SM-1st Sunday of the month after 8:30am Mass
SW-2nd Saturday of the month after 4:00pm Mass
SJ-3rd Saturday of the month after 4:00pm Mass
SJN-4th Saturday of the month after 5:00pm Mass
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St. Mary Office hours
Monday-Thursday:
8:00am-4:30pm
Friday: 8:00am– Noon
225 S. Hartwell Avenue, Waukesha, 53186
St. William Office Hours
Monday-Thursday:
8:00am-4:30pm
Friday: 8:00am– Noon
440 N. Moreland Blvd, Waukesha, 53188
St. John Neumann Office Hours
Wednesday and Thursday:
9:00am-1:00pm
2400 Hwy 59, Waukesha,
53189
St. Joseph Office Hours
Tuesday and Friday:
9:00am-1:00pm
818 N East Avenue, Waukesha, 53186
Administration 262-547-2763 X 111 Fr. Matthew Widder, Pastor
X 103 Rev. Patrick Heppe, Priest
X 107 Robert Olejniczak, Dir of Operations & Administration
X 102 Kirsten Rose, Finance Manager
X 105 John Lechner, Finance Assistant
X 106 Michelle Herbner, Finance Assistant
X 202 Pat Sennott, Admin. Assistant, Facilities & IT
X 101 Wanda Roth, Admin Assistant
Prayer/Worship/Music 262-547-6555
X 1309 Bob Gallagher, Director of Liturgy & Music
X 1365 Jim Baenen, Associate Director of Music
X 1371 Karen Flesses, Parish Musician
Formation 262-547-6555
Adult - Young Adult - Youth - Child X 1301 Fr. Chuck Wrobel
X 1350 Erin Erickson, Director of Formation/
Youth Ministry Coordinator
X 1363 Peggy Lanser, Adult and Family Ministry Coordinator
X 1364 Dawn Van Dorf, Child Ministry Coordinator
X 1300 Mary Thiel, Formation Assistant
X 1361 Julie Dennert, Formation Assistant
Facilities Maintenance 262-547-6555
X 1391 Andy Dejewski, Director of Facilities
X 1310 Tony Gorzalski, Facilities
262-547-2763
X 226 Jack Piotrowski, Facilities
Waukesha Catholic Lisa Kovaleski, Principal: 262-896-2932
Hispanic Ministry
414-522-7706 hablar con alguien en Español
262-547-6555 X 1352 Fr. Jorge Perez
X 1373 Mario Perez, Director of Hispanic Ministry
X 1302 Annel Soto, Hispanic Ministry Assistant
Stewardship, Communication, Technology
262-547-2763 x104 X 104 Monica Cardenas, Dir. of Stewardship & Communication X 104 Lynn Rose, IT Support Specialist
X 104 Cassie Duck, Communications Coordinator
Bulletin deadlines on ccwauk.org/bulletin
Email bulletin requests to [email protected]
Outreach & Pastoral Ministry 262-547-6555 X 1362 Janet Yahnke, Director Outreach and Human Resources
Deacons Dcn. Jorge Benavente: 414-769-3492
Dcn. Scott Campbell: 262-547-2763, ext. 401
Dcn. Aristeo Ortiz: 262-751-7880
Dcn. Antonio Palacios: 262-844-2039
Dcn. Gary Stephani: 262-893-0584
Seminarians Dcn. Pedro Ruiz
Denny Jacob
***Staff emails are first initial last [email protected]
Fr. Matthew Monica
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