january 24, 2021
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JANUARY 24, 2021
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Rosary & Communion Service
6:10am Rosary, 6:30am Communion M-F @ St. Jude 3:30pm Rosary - Saturday @ St. Patrick
Our Lady of Fatima requested daily recitation of the Rosary to save our world. Please join us in Church (more graces) or pray this powerful prayer privately at home.
Reconciliation
Thursday, Jan 28 5:30 pm @ Annunciation Thursday, Feb 4 5:30 pm @ Annunciation Thursday, Feb 11 7:00 pm @ Annunciation Thursday, Feb 18 5:30 pm @ Annunciation
Saturdays - 3:00 pm @ St. Jude & St. Patrick Sundays - 9:45 am @ St. Joseph
Masses
Tuesday, January 26
8:00 am St. Patrick +Beth Winkel +Mike & +Jeff Euclide, +Sara & +Ray Rasmussen
Wednesday, January 27
8:00 am St. Joseph +John Steffeck +Donna Harvey
Thursday, January 28
8:00 am St. Jude +Lloyd & +Elaine Long
Friday, January 29
8:00 am Annunciation +Carole Laurent
Saturday, January 30 4:00 pm St. Jude +Lori Brennan 4:00 pm St. Patrick +Harold & + Marjorie Boyce
Living & +Deceased Lendved Family Members
Sunday, January 31 8:00 am Annunciation +Yvonne Orton
People of the Quad-Parishes 9:15 am St. Jude +Mickey Style 10:30 am St. Joseph +For those affected by the pandemic
12:30 pm @ Annunciation - Mass in Spanish
A Sober Mind I write today of a peculiar verse in the Second Epistle to the Corinthians. St. Paul, having already twice visited the peo-ple of Corinth, writes to them a defense of his past actions. It seems that the skeptics still within that community had accused Paul and his associates of false humility and self-righteousness. He responds that, though he may have ap-peared to be out of his mind, it was purely from the ecstasy one feels when proclaiming the Word of God: “For if we are out of our minds, it is for God; if we are rational, it is for you.” (2 Cor. 5:13)
The particular word I focus on here is the word he uses for “rational”: sōphronoumen (Gr. σωφρονοῦμεν). This word has roots in sōphrosynē, which was considered a great vir-tue by thinkers such as Aristotle: “the temperate man craves for the things be ought, as he ought, as when he ought; and when he ought; and this is what rational princi-ple directs.” (N.E., III.xii, see Aquinas, Summa II-II, q. 141, a. 2) As St. Paul had been rebuked by Festus in Acts 26 for appearing too eccentric, he now had to take time to exclaim (paraphrasing immensely) “Really, people? I’m not speak-ing with great emotion because I want to put on a show, but because the Spirit fills me with an indescribable joy that I’d never dare to subdue! And when I quietly but confidently speak of the logic of faith, I don’t do so to appear wise but to appear rational, that many more of you may come to Christ.” What can we learn from this? Should we stay docile when speaking of our faith?
No. Though we should never approach a skeptic with con-
descending taunts or threats of fire and brimstone, we
should never be afraid to let the Holy Spirit take control of
our tongues and our intentions. If people tell you to subdue
your faith, remember Lactantius’ words: “We must not, they
say, rejoice with excessive joy, but moderately and temper-
ately. [They might as well say] that we must not run swiftly,
but walk quietly. But it is possible that he who walks
may err, and that he who runs may keep the right
path.” (Divine Institutes, VI.xvi) Keep the right path, my
friends.
Joseph Walkowski
Sanctuary Candle Remember a deceased loved one by having the Sanctuary Candle burn in their memory. To schedule your two weeks, please call the QPO. $10 stipend.
Currently several openings at each church
In Memory of Ted Klysen - Annunciation Irvin Phillips - St. Joseph Vern Reynolds - St. Jude Pat Cantwell - St. Patrick
Sanctuary Candles - Jan 17- 30
Parish Leadership Opportunity St. Joseph and St. Jude Parishes have openings, and a great need, for parish pastoral council members. This is your chance to help lead your parish into the future. Meet-ings are once per month, 10 months per year. St. Jude is also looking for a Trustee-Secretary. This trustee is part of the parish pastoral council. If you are interested in serving your parish in this manner, please contact Fr. Tony or Carol Kittell (496-2160 / [email protected] / [email protected]). These are important positions and we need you to step forward and help fill them.
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A designated dumpster will be placed as listed below.
Jan 23-31 @ St. Jude, NE Corner NEW DATES: Mar 22-29 @ St. Joseph
Check back often for additional drives!
Let’s keep turning your trash into cash!
Paper Drive
If it is difficult for you to put your paper in the dumpster, please feel free to set it on the ground in front of the dump-ster. Anyone who sees paper sitting on the ground, please throw it in the dumpster if you are able. Working together, this will continue to be a valuable fundraiser for all of us.
UPCOMING EVENTS Saturday, Jan 23-31 Paper Drive St. Jude, NE Corner
Monday, Jan 25 6:30 pm Boy Scouts #1008 Annunciation Hall 6:30 pm Bible Study Annunc Rm 105
Tuesday, Jan 26 6:30 pm Boy Scouts #1010 St. Joseph Rm 201-202 7:00 pm Tae Kwon Do Annunciation Hall
Wednesday, Jan 27 9:00 am Bible Study Annunc Rm 105
Thursday, Jan 28 6:30 pm Booster Club St. Jude Café
Saturday, Jan 30 1:00 pm Scout Pack 4094 Blue & Gold Annunciation
Sunday, Jan 31 National Catholic Schools Week Kick-Off
Monday, Feb 1 1:00 pm Renew Bible Study Annunciation Rm 105 6:30 pm Bible Study Annunc Rm 105 6:30 pm Boy Scouts #1008 Annunciation Hall 7:00 pm Athletic Club St. Joseph LPH
Wednesday, Feb 3 8:00 am Feast of St. Blaise Mass St. Joseph
Thursday, Feb 4 7:00 pm KC Mtg Annunc Rm 205
Thursday, Feb 11 5:30 pm Mass (Our Lady of Lourdes) Annunciation
Monday, Feb 15 4:00 pm St. Vincent DePaul Mtg St. Jude Café
Tuesday, Feb 16 - VOTING DAY Wednesday, Feb 17 Blood Drive - CANCELED
Wednesday, Feb 17 - Ash Wednesday
Safety At Mass
Even with the start of vaccinations against Covid-19, just as an update, we are still at 25% capacity for masses; we still strongly encourage the wearing of masks; we are still social distancing at mass; we still are asking those who prefer to receive Communion on the tongue to wait to come forward until all others have received Communion; and we are still sanitizing our churches. So far, the normal attendance for a weekend mass is approximately 50-60 people, which is below the 25% capacity. The dispensation to attend mass in person is still in effect for those who are not comfortable coming to Mass because of age or health/safety issues. Although we do not take temperatures, we do have masks and hand sanitizer available. If you are not feeling well for any reason, we ask that you please stay home. Be assured that we are doing our best to keep our churches a safe place to worship.
Spanish Mass Opportunities - West Side GB Annunciation of the BVM, 401 Gray St is now offering weekly Spanish Masses at 12:30 pm on Sunday (NOTE new time). Ample parking on the surrounding streets, parking lot behind the church, and Kellogg St parking lot. Handicap entrance with elevator access, please use door #5, behind the church.
Spanish Mass Green Bay’s West Side
St. Patrick’s Oratory 3rd Annual Feast of St. Patrick
Saturday, March 13th, 5pm Swan Club, DePere
Enjoy a family-style corned beef/chicken and cabbage dinner while bidding on silent auction and raffle items. All proceeds to benefit the restoration of St. Patrick’s Church in Green Bay. To find more information or to purchase tickets please go to www.feastofstpatrick.com
Book Review - March Date TBD
At our next book discussion we will be discussing “The Jesus I Never Knew” by Philip Yancey. From the manger in Bethlehem to the cross in Jerusalem, Yancey presents a complex character who generates questions as well as answers; a disturbing and exhilarating Jesus who wants to radically transform your life and stretch your faith.
We will be placing a book order, $15. Contact Jane Giese by 2/8 if you would like to order a book, (920) 497-8236.
If you wish to have lunch with us, please bring your own lunch and join us at 12 noon. We will provide water and coffee. If you do not come for lunch, join us at 12:20 pm
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ROOF TOP CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Annunciation’s capital campaign is off to a good start and we are past the half way point. Thank you to all who have contributed or pledged toward the campaign. If you have not already done so, there is still time. To be able to ad-dress the various maintenance needs of the parish, we need everyone to do what they can to help us reach our goal of $100,000 for the following projects: School Roof Replacement $68,250 · Church & Rectory Roof Repairs $14,215 · Lintels (Remove Caulking & Inspect) $3,500 · Refinish Gray Street Doors $2,500 · Replace Floor Under Pews $4,054 · Paint the Bell Tower $625. We have cur-rently raised $44,889.49 in cash gifts and have $11,627.10 in outstanding pledges for a total of $56,516.59. We WILL reach our goal with YOUR help!
10 Chances to Win Cash Each Month!
St Patrick Oratory is selling raffle fundraiser calendars. Calendars are $10 each. You will have 10 chances to win each month! If you win, your number will be re-entered for additional chances to win! $4800 in cash prizes will be given away. All proceeds will go to the St. Patrick Restora-tion Fund. Drawings will be held April 2021 through March 2022. Calendars can be purchased at the QPO. More info, call Kathy 330-631-7252 or Gary 920-257-8466.
Calendars will be sold before and after Masses Sat, Jan 23 & Sun, Jan 24 @ St. Jude Sat, Jan 23 and Sat, Jan 30 @ St. Patrick Sun, Jan 31 @ Annunciation and St. Joseph
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
In this Sunday’s Gospel, Jesus says: “Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.” As disciples, we are called to continue God’s work on earth. Taking care of God’s poor is indeed living gospel values. This month, through your gifts, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul was able to assist many families, providing help with rent and other bills. May God Bless You!
Scrip Last Week’s Sales: $9,695.00 Profit: $418.08
Customers: 35 New Customers: 0
Availability * QPO: Mon-Thurs 8:30am-4:30pm, Fri 8:30-noon * Pre-order: Call 496-2160 or email [email protected] Easy pick-up at our socially-distanced window. * Faith Formation Office: Mon & Tues 10am-noon. * Sunday Masses: 8 am Annunciation and 10:30 am St. Joseph * Darlene from St. Joseph is also available to assist with scrip needs, please call her at 497-7597.
If you are interested in purchasing your Scrip online or with the Scrip Wallet App, please call the parish office for info.
Thank you for supporting Scrip!
Faith Formation
Elementary/Middle School Coordinator—Abby Kurth [email protected] 920-497-7042 x119
High School Coordinator—Joseph Walkowski [email protected] 920-497-7042 x125
HELP! Blankets for Hospitals We are in need of clean, new fleece to make tie blankets at our next Faith Formation Family Night. The blankets will be donated to the hospitals. Most craft stores sell kits that have the fabric precut, or you can pick out two of your fa-vorite patterns/colors and have them cut to the same size (min 48”). All donations are needed by 4:30pm on Tues-day, February 2nd. Donations can be brought to the Faith Formation Center, St. Joseph Site or the QPO. Please con-tact Abby with any questions, 497-7042 x119.
ATTN: 6-8th graders Join us virtually Wed, Jan 27th, 7-8pm
Check your email for all the fun details! Questions, contact Abby.
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Breaking Bread Missals If you would like your own personal copy of the Breaking Bread, here is an opportunity to purchase at 50% off during the month of January! Embrace the hope of a new year with beautiful songs, hymns and psalms that will invite you to participate in the liturgy, whether at home or in church. Use coupon code NY2021 at checkout.
Visit: https://www.ocp.org/en-us/missals Or call 503-281-1191 or 1-800-LITURGY (548-8749)
Severe Weather Notice For safety reasons, if the Green Bay schools (GRACE, Providence Academy, public, etc.) are closed or have a 2 hour delay due to bad weather, there WILL NOT be a morning Mass that day. We plan to have Saturday and Sunday Masses as scheduled; however, if there is severe weather, one or more weekend masses may be can-celled. Feel free to call Carol at 920-606-3206 to check on weekend mass availability. Be very conscientious and use your best judgment before coming out for Mass in inclem-ent weather. Your safety is of utmost importance and we cannot guarantee that parking lots will be cleared. If schools are closed due to weather, the Faith Formation Center, St. Patrick Food Pantry and Love Life will be closed. If there is a 2-hour delay, Faith Formation, the pan-try and Love Life will be open. Every attempt will be made to have the Quad-Parish and Faith Formation Office open, but please call before coming since we may get in late or leave early. Our main concern is keeping everyone safe and we don’t want you coming to the office if it is not open. This policy is in effect for the Quad-Parish Office and the Faith Formation Office.
Ascension’s Bible in a Year Podcast, hosted by Fr. Mike Schmitz, guides Catholics through the Bible in 365 daily episodes starting January 1st, 2021. Each 20-25 minute episode includes: two to three scripture readings a reflection from Fr. Mike Schmitz and guided prayer to help you hear God’s voice in
his Word. Unlike any other Bible podcast, Ascension’s Bible in a Year Podcast for Catholics follows a reading plan inspired by the Great Adventure Bible Timeline® learning system, a groundbreaking approach to understanding Salvation History developed by renowned Catholic Bible teacher Jeff Cavins.
Tune in and live your daily life through the lens of God’s word!
Listen Here: media.ascensionpress.com/all-bible-in-a-year-episodes/
January 18-25
God of life, you have created every human being
in your image and likeness. We sing your praise for the gift of
our many cultures, expressions of faith, traditions and ethnicities.
Grant us the courage always to stand against injustice and hatred based on race, class,
gender, religion, and fear of those not like ourselves. Amen.
This Lent sign-up for an incredible journey toward the-best-version-of-yourself.
1) Sign up at BestLentEver.com 2) Receive short inspirational videos FREE from Matthew Kelly, including tips you can incorporate into your everyday life. Videos will be emailed to you daily, Ash Wednesday through Easter. 3) A limited supply of FREE journals, to be used in conjunction with the daily videos, can be found at the entrances of St. Joseph Church. 4) Learn how you can open your hearts to God and do more than just giving up sweets this Lent. Enjoy!
A Guide to a Life-Changing Lent
Presented by Dynamic Catholic
Sunday Mass with Bishop Ricken Sundays at -10 am on WFRV Local 5
Are you looking for videos of weekend Masses online?
Mass will be streamed on the Quad-Parish Facebook page at 9:15am to watch together in community.
Just look for this link on the homepage of the
Quad-Parish website:
Make a Difference in Someone's Life – Become an Adult Tutor
with Literacy Green Bay!
Training is available to become a tutor, to help adults with limited literacy skills or English proficiency
to learn to read, write, speak and understand English. Consider becoming a tutor and change someone’s life!
Tutor Training Workshops will be starting February, 2021 and will consist of five 90 minute virtual sessions and self-paced homework. No previous experience required!
To get started, watch a Volunteer Informational Session anytime at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSAIVOZaN8U.
Contact Literacy Green Bay for more info or to register for training: 435-2474 ext.102 or [email protected]
Prescriptions & Health Aids: Due to unforeseen
circumstances the Green Bay Medical Sewing Mission can no longer accept any medications. Individuals can work with the Green Bay Police Dept. regarding proper disposal. We can still accept diabetic insulin/supplies, crutches, wheelchairs, commodes, braces, slings, hearing aids & glasses. They can be dropped off at the QP Office.
“Check It Out” at the QPO Library Over time a number of people have donated books to the Quad-Parish. There are books on prayer, the Bible, saints, grief, women's ministry, spirituality, church history and even some novels. You are welcome to stop by and borrow these books. The shelves are marked so you have an idea where to search for something you might be interested in. All we ask is that you return any books you borrow so that others may enjoy them as well.
These books are located at Annunciation, first floor hallway adjacent to the Parish Office. Stop in during office hours.
Happy browsing! May you experience the Holy Spirit at work within you as you read your selections.
G R A C E Green Bay Area Catholic Education System 1822 Riverside Dr., Green Bay, WI 54301
www.gracesystem.org 920-499-7330
GRACE Enrollment Starts January 31 National Catholic Schools Week 2021 kicks off on Sun-day, January 31. Catholic Schools Week is an opportunity for our entire community to celebrate the value of Catholic education. Our Catholic schools are made possible through the support and faith guidance of our sponsoring parishes. For more information about enrolling in GRACE, please visit www.gracesystem.org/enrollment.
Day of GRACE February 3rd Please join us for the inaugural Day of GRACE - a day of giving - to be cele-brated during Catholic Schools Week on Wednesday, Feb. 3, 2021.
This past year has been extraordinary in experiencing pan-demic-induced challenges as well as acknowledging our many blessings. Your donations on the Day of GRACE will support tuition assistance scholarships as well as upgrades to instructional technology, which became heightened areas of need throughout last year.
Our work is not possible without the commitment of our teachers, staff, families and wonderful friends like you, who understand the vital role our GRACE Catholic schools play in preparing children for a bright future, even despite times of hardship.
Celebrate with us, make a donation in support of our stu-dents, spread the word, and follow along with us on social media for a Day of GRACE on Feb. 3! For more informa-tion, please visit givingday.gracesystem.org.
Prayer Vine
If you or someone you know needs a few extra prayers, please submit your request to the Prayer Vine online at www.quad-parish.org or call the Quad-Parish Office.
It is not necessary to give names or specific details. Request examples: “Please pray for Sue (or ‘a lady’) that is going to Marshfield for testing” or “Please pray for Tom, my new grandson who was born two months premature.”
The Peace and Love of God After a very long and boring homily the parishioners filed out of the church saying nothing to the pastor. Towards the end of the line was a thoughtful person who always commented on the homilies.
“Father, today your homily reminded me of the peace and love of God!”
The pastor was thrilled. “No one has ever said anything like that about my preaching before. Why did it remind you?”
“Well, it reminded me of the peace of God because it sur-passed all understanding, and the love of God because it en-dured forever!” ©LPi
Burial Lots For Sale @ Fort Howard Cemetery Four lots in a row, willing to divide. Block 18 Holy Cross.
For more information, please call PJ 920-217-2912.
The Hope Center is a collaboration of the West Side Catho-lic parishes of Annunciation, St. Agnes, St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, St. Joseph, St. Jude, Nativity & St. Patrick who work with other faith communities on the west Side of Green Bay to help break the cycle of poverty. To find out more about our ministries and services, or to learn how you can volun-teer or donate, we invite you to check out our new website!
Donations are going to be so important as these situations continue. Monetary donations can be made online at www.hopecentergb.org or mailed to 1087 Kellogg St, GB 54303. Make checks payable to St Patrick Food Pantry or Love Life. Monetary donations are used to purchase items at discount through special programs. This is a great way to continue to support the Hope Center from a distance. Food donations can be dropped off at the Hope Center, 505 Clinton St. Mon-Thurs, 1-3 pm. Please drop donations at the back donation door and place under the awning. Pantry needs include: Food, Toilet Paper & Personal Care Items.
WE ARE OPEN!
Food Pantry: 1-3pm Mon-Thurs 437-3356.
Love Life: 1-4 pm Thurs (not 5th Thurs) 497-1087
R E C Y C L E
Did you know that the Faith Formation Office recycles your old printer ink cartridges? For 20 years, the Funding Fac-tory has been helping organizations like ours fundraise by recycling toner and inkjet printer cartridges. They turn used cartridges into cash which helps support our ministries and keeps millions of pounds of cartridges out of our landfills!
Simply bring your old, empty cartridges to the Quad-Parish or Faith Formation Offices. For a list of acceptable cartridges, visit www.fundingfactory.com. Please no toner tubes (plastic cylinder tubes found in copy machines).
Printer Ink Cartridges
Metal Soda Tabs We collect the tabs at the QPO for the Ronald McDonald House. Thank you!
Nativity Parish 2021 Fireside Tours: $95.00 What Happens in Vegas, Wed, March 3 (pymt due 2/1)
Future Shows Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Cinderella: Wed. 7/28 Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat: Wed. 9/15 Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn: Wed. 11/3 & Wed. 11/17
Need 35 reservations/trip or $ refunded. Reservations/Questions: Vickie at Nativity Parish at (920) 499-5156 or Judy @ (920) 499-3248. Checks & Credit Card accepted.
FREE virtual Alzheimer’s Educational Webinar Thurs, Jan 28 at 1pm
To register call Amy MacKenzie at 920.634.3636 ext. 3636 or email [email protected] by Tues, Jan 26.
Sponsored by Woodside Senior Communities
Become Part of St. John the Baptist Team! Are you a Christ-centered and humble team player that is capable of leading and directing the mission and outreach opportunities of a parish? St. John the Baptist Parish in Green Bay has two opportuni-ties for you to be part of our mission team. Director of Discipleship & Adult Formation Coordinator of Faith Formation Grades K-5 Please visit our website at sjbh.org to find out more about these opportunities as well as our parish home. We are accepting resumes thru February 19, 2021. Submit your resume to [email protected].
Gamblers Anonymous Meetings Saturdays 9 am and Thursdays 7 pm
Annunciation, 1087 Kellogg St, Rm 105 For more info, Timothy 920-883-9714
ANNUNCIATION OF THE BVM 401 Gray Street Green Bay, WI 54303
SAINT JOSEPH 1224 12th Avenue, Green Bay, WI 54304
SAINT JUDE 1420 Division Street Green Bay, WI 54303
SAINT PATRICK 211 N. Maple Avenue Green Bay, WI 54303
“We are a family of believers from four unique Catholic Parishes who find Home through community, Hope in the Living Presence of Christ, and Holiness in our witness to the world.”
www.facebook.com/thequadparishes
WEBSITE: www.quad-parish.org Find church addresses/directions,
phone numbers, special events, Faith Formation program, councils & committees.
Administrator, Rev. Tony De los Santos ................ 920-496-2160 x121 E-mail ............................................ [email protected]
Parochial Vicar, Rev. Armando Red ...................... 920-496-2160 x120 E-mail ............................................................ared@quad-parish.org
Business Administrator, Carol Kittell ............. 920-496-2160 x112 E-mail ...................................................... [email protected]
Pastoral Associate, Sr. Pat Clement..................... 920-496-2160 x125 E-mail .................................................. [email protected]
Pastoral Minister, Sr. Jan Villemure .................... 920-496-2160 x131 E-mail ................................................. [email protected]
Discipleship Coordinator ........... Becky VanKauwenberg, 497-7042 x118 E-mail ................................... [email protected]
Music Coordinator, Nancy Lemerond ............... 920-496-2160 x129 E-mail ................................................ [email protected]
Liturgical Coordinator ...................................... 920-496-2160 x122
Deacon, Dan Wagnitz .............................. [email protected]
Deacon, Jerry Coenen ......................................................... 920-362-6274
Deacon, Mike Mervilde .............................................. 433-0477 (home) E-mail ............................................................... [email protected]
PASTORAL TEAM
LITURGY SCHEDULE Annunciation ................................................................ Sunday 8:00 am St. Joseph ...................................................................... Sunday 10:30 am St. Jude ..................................... Saturday 4:00 pm & Sunday 9:15 am St. Patrick .................................................................... Saturday 4:00 pm
QUAD-PARISH BUSINESS OFFICE 496-2160 1087 Kellogg Street • Green Bay, WI 54303 Fax 496-2167
AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY USE ONLY 920-617-8646
Office Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8:30 am-4:30 pm; Fri. 8:30 am - noon Secretary, Laurie Verheyden .............................................................. x110 E-mail................................................. [email protected] Bookkeeper, Mary Jane Smithers ........................................................ x111 E-mail.................................................... [email protected]
FAITH FORMATION CENTER OFFICE 497-7042 936 Ninth Street • Green Bay, WI 54304 Fax 491-0121
Office Hours: Mon. & Tues. 10 am-12 pm Children & Family Coordinator ........................... Abby Kurth x119 E-mail ........................................................ [email protected]
Youth Discipleship & Formation Coordinator ........................... Joseph Walkowski x125 E-mail ............................................... [email protected]
LOVE LIFE - 497-1087, Thurs. 1-4 pm (not 5th Thurs.)
FOOD PANTRY - 437-3356, Mon-Th. 1-3 pm
505 Clinton St., Green Bay, 54303
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Fort Howard Apartments 141 N. Chestnut Street • Green Bay, WI
Apartments for persons 62 or older or younger adults
who need a wheelchair designed apartment.
Barbara Kuehn Schumacher, Manager • (920) 448-4544 [email protected]
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