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(414) 543-8292
www.stgregsmil.org
3160 S 63rd Street
Milwaukee, WI 53219
SAINT GREGORY THE GREAT
CATHOLIC CHURCH AND SCHOOL
September 26, 2021
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MASS INTENTIONS
Tabernacle Candle
Kenneth Gostomski
September 25 4:00pm:
†Ted Peelen
September 26 9:00am:
†Dr. & Mrs. Howard O’Brian
September 28 8:15am:
†Lucile Erdmann
September 29 8:15am:
†Ben & Emily Loneske
September 30 8:30am:
Parishioners of Saint Gregory
the Great
October 2 4:00pm:
†Sergio & Denise Gutierrez
October 3 9:00am:
Parishioners of Saint Gregory
the Great
&
Cecilia E. Gozdzialski
We are faithfully praying for...the sick and hospitalized…
Eva Abbott, Anni B., Janet Berezowitz, Lynn Bergum, Norbert Biedermann, Janet Blaesing, Katelyn Brycki,
Steven Brycki, Wayne Brzezinski, Italia Cervioni, Joyce Coombs, Phyllis & David Deal, Anna DiMotto, Deb Filipiak,
Constance Forst, Steve Frek, Brian Freuck, Samantha Hanzel, Bob Hargan, Beth Kramer, Estelle Kinnard, Tom Klawien,
John Konop, Joseph Kube, Carol Kuzbek, Audrey Kuzniewski, Shirley Laszewski, Mary Kay Murray,
Robert Nahring, Christina Navarro, Jeff O’Neill, Dolores Opichka, Florence Panfil, Joan Radzikinas,
Francisco Tercero Sanchez, Catherine Slapczynski, Edward & Kathleen Slapczynski, Carol Spilker, Vanessa Stenglein,
Katie Stewart, Violet Szutz, Aniyah Thompson, Ken Uhan, Beverly Verzal, Rosendo Villanueva, Betty Zych
For the deceased members of St. Gregory the Great, especially Patrick Tully, who died recently,
may they rest in Christ’s peace.
Readings for the week of September 26, 2021
Sunday: Nm 11:25�29/Ps 19:8, 10, 12�13, 14 [9a]/Jas 5:1�6/Mk 9:38�43, 45, 47�48�
Monday: Zec 8:1�8/Ps 102:16�18, 19�21, 29 and 22�23 [17]/Lk 9:46�50�
Tuesday: Zec 8:20�23/Ps 87:1b�3, 4�5, 6�7 [Zec 8:23]/Lk 9:51�56�
Wednesday: Dn 7:9�10, 13�14 or Rv 12:7�12a/Ps 138:1�2ab, 2cde�3, 4�5 [1]/Jn 1:47�51�
Thursday: Neh 8:1�4a, 5�6, 7b�12/Ps 19:8, 9, 10, 11[9ab]/Lk 10:1�12�
Friday: Bar 1:15�22/Ps 79:1b�2, 3�5, 8, 9 [9]/Lk 10:13�16�
Saturday: Bar 4:5�12, 27�29/Ps 69:33�35, 36�37 [34]/Mt 18:1�5, 10�
Next Sunday: Gn 2:18�24/Ps 128:1�2, 3, 4�5, 6 [cf. 5]/Heb 2:9�11/Mk 10:2�16 or 10:2�12�
Isabella V. Hamilton and Jeffrey R. Baier
Banns of Marriage II�
OBSERVANCES FOR THE WEEK
Sunday:
26th Sunday in Ordinary Time
Monday:
St. Vincent de Paul, Priest
Tuesday:
St. Wenceslaus,
St. Lawrence Ruiz, Martyrs
Wednesday:
Sts. Michael, Gabriel
and Raphael, Archangels
Thursday:
St. Jerome, Priest and
Doctor of the Church
Friday:
St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus
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FALL FOR JESUS
HE NEVER LEAVES
St Vincent de Paul Awareness Month
WE SERVE THE POOR
September 27th is the feast day of St. Vincent de Paul, the patron of our St. Vincent de Paul Society. Vincent often
said that he knew that “God had sent him to bring good news to the poor.” We might think of poverty as something
in other areas of our city, but if you read our ministry report each month, you know that the need is great right here
in our own neighborhood. Serving the poor is one of the most concrete ways that we can put our faith in action as
followers of Jesus.
In 2020, throughout the 10-county Archdiocese, Vincentians from 116 conferences made 24,605 visits to people in
need. They spent over $2.3 million in financial donations to provide basic needs. In addition, over $1.1 million in
donated goods were distributed. Over 1,945 Vincentians offered 113,924 hours of service to help 71,342 people in
need.
Our members may be the ones doing the work, but it is only because of your support-- you provide the funds that
allow us to bring real hope to people who are desperate, you provide the food we distribute and your generosity is
what continues to inspire us to continue this mission of compassion to the poor. Thank you for your support.
In autumn, the creativity of
God hollers. Look at these things!
These paper-thin solar cells that
convert sunlight into acorns! They’re
everywhere, and they’re made by a
God who doesn’t know how to stop
creating. Autumn reminds us
that there’s a world
of wonder.
In our culture, we see glory in
youth and newness-in the Spring
and Summer people. But we can
learn from the Autumn wisdom
that comes with age. Our parents
and grandparents’ leaves are
starting to change. Their color is
silver rather than red, but the
glory is the same! They may not
have quite the same speed as they once did, but they have wisdom and grace
and decades of joy that shine in their faces. They’re taking on the beauty of
Autumn, showing dimensions of glory that Summer just doesn’t display.
Autumn reminds us to rest. The falling leaves create a warm blanket
for the renewal and rejuvenation of all living things. We simply cannot be
the people God intends us to be without time for rest and reflection, and
that thought is countercultural. Remember who you are, and WHOSE you
are during this Autumn time of year.
The ARISE Program serves children, teens and
adults who are challenged with disabilities by
providing religious education programs such as
Reconciliation, First Communion,
Confirmation, and Post Confirmation (The Life
of Jesus) that are adapted for their needs.
Looking for something rewarding to do for
one hour a week? Every Monday from
6:30-7:00pm the catechists work 1:1 with a
student with special needs on Reconciliation,
First Communion, Confirmation or The Life of
Jesus. From 7:00-7:30pm everyone joins in the
church for our Gathering Prayer Service. The
students participate in the service through
singing the songs in sign language, reading of
the Gospel, listening to Deacon Jim or Tim for
the Gospel message and offering their prayers.
It is a wonderful way to start YOUR week!
Check out the website stgregsmil.org under
Formation & Sacraments for more information and
to sign up. Feel free to contact us at
414-614-7071. Tom and Sue Klawien,
ARISE Coordinators
Association for Religious
Instruction, �
Special Education �
WOMEN’S MINISTRY EVENTS
Wednesday Oct. 27
6:30pm
College Care Package Assembly
Tenpenny Hall
Enter Door #11
Thursday December 9
6:30pm
Advent by
Candlelight in
St. Greg’s Church
Sunday Nov. 21
Following 9:00am Mass
The Spirit of Vatican II
Guest Speaker
Tenpenny Hall
All are Welcome
SAVE THE DATE!
SATURDAY OCT. 16 at 1:00pm
Join us for the annual parish &
school event
SOLES FOR CATHOLIC
EDUCATION WALK AT
SAINT GREGORY THE GREAT
Donations made to our walkers stay
right here at St. Greg’s
For more information call the school
office at:414-321-1350
Do you have gently worn clothes that are in need of a new home?
Please consider bringing them to our clothing drive which
supports Fr. Gene’s Help Center! Coats are especially needed!
All sizes and all seasons are welcome! Clothes/coats should be
free from damage and stains, please.
About Fr. Gene’s Help Center
Fr. Gene Jakubek founded Father Gene’s
Help Center in 1969. The idea
originated when a group of individuals
volunteering at a nursing home realized
a lonely elderly women needed a
sufficient bathrobe. A chain reaction of
giving began, and soon they had
multiple bags of clothing for the less
fortunate. The free clothing center was
established and continues to this day!
www.fathergeneshelp.org
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SCHOOL OFFICE (414) 321�1350 �
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Amy Schlegel, Principal�
Ext. 228, [email protected]�
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Sherry Fritz, Administra%ve Assistant�
Ext. 239, [email protected]�
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Lisa Jones, School Secretary�
Ext. 229, [email protected]�
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Adam Mulheron, Communica%ons/Marke%ng�
Ext. 230, [email protected]
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Alumni Associa%on: �
PASTORAL COUNCIL �
LEADERSHIP �
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Jeff Senn, Trustee Finance�
Donna Higgins, Trustee Secretary�
Barb Wilk, Council Chairperson�
Eileen Lipinski, Council Vice Chairperson�
Lauran Vetuschi, Council Secretary�
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Tom and Sue Klawien, ARISE Coordinators �
OUR STAFF�
Fr. Todd Budde, Pastor �
Ext. 214, [email protected]�
Jim Banach, Deacon �
Ext. 226, [email protected] �
Tim Waldoch, Deacon �
Ext. 224, [email protected] �
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Michelle Zakula, Pastoral Associate�
Ext. 216, [email protected]�
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Pa@ Penkalski, Director of Administra%ve Services�
Ext. 219, [email protected]�
Cindy Bremeier, Director of Liturgy, Matrimony�
Ext. 213, [email protected]�
Lety Gu%errez�Kenny, Director of Faith Forma%on (K�12),�
Adult Confirma%on, RCIA, Bap%sms�
Ext. 238, [email protected]�
Sandra Alonso, Parish Secretary�
Ext. 210, [email protected]�
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Mark Kurzynski, Director of Maintenance�
Ext. 222, [email protected]�
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SERVING YOU �
Monday � Thursday��
8:00am � 4:00pm �
Friday ���� �
8:00am � Noon�
Weekday Masses will be celebrated on:
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8:15am
The following Thursday Masses will begin at 8:30am: Sept. 30, Oct. 21, Oct 28
SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION
1st Saturday of the month from 3:00pm until the line ends.
SACRAMENT OF THE SICK
By appointment
MASS SCHEDULE
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Saturday 4:00pm
Sunday 9:00am
SACRAMENTAL CELEBRATIONS
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