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and amid cries of pain and suffering, you weep with us,gathering us as one, into communion with each other.
Quake our hearts so we may be bearers of mercy and hope in Latiboliere.
We pray especially for our sister church to remain strong in the face of so much devastation.
In thousands of ways each day, you remind us of your presence -in the joy of helping, in mutual prayers, in the constancy of faith among the suffering,
in the ways people who have less than little, share with each other.
And our hearts joy at the goodness to be found even in places of decay and desolation.In our prayers and in our own efforts to help our sisters and brothers,
may we find the hope you have for us,to live as people who give,
to live as people who proclaim the reality of the redeeming love of Jesus Christ.
Assist St Mary Catholic Faith Community in our work to bring about this love.May your Holy Spirit renew in us a zeal for bringing about peace and justice,
and for being people of hope and service.
Our Mother of Perpetual Help, patroness of Haiti, pray for us!
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September 26, 2021 • Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time
During the month of October, we will pray the Rosary during Eucharistic Adoration on Mondays at 6:30 pm,in addition to after 8:15 am Mass on Fridays.
Praised be Jesus Christ!
In mid-August a devastating earthquake struck Haiti causing massive destruction and loss of life. If the earthquake was not enough, Tropical Storm Grace also drenched them with rain and wind. St. Mary Parish has had a 20-plus-year relationship with Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish in Latiboliere, Haiti.This relationship has provided critical resources and nourish-ment to countless people. Friendships have been formedbetween the missionaries of our parish and the good peopleof Haiti that have been a tremendous source of grace.
Sadly, so much of what was built (the clinic, parish school, community center and rectory) cannot be repaired. It is a tremendous sense of loss to see so much hard work destroyed in an instant. This is when we remember the enduring graces of relationship, and recall that the bonds that have been formed with the people can never be broken. It is those very bonds that will help the rebuilding and the sustain the people in time of need.
This weekend is our annual mission appeal. It was supposed to be the 20-year anniversary celebration, already a year late due to the pandemic. Unfortunately, those celebrations will be put on hold once again. While the appeal this year is a bit more somber, cognizant of the great need in Haiti, we still rejoice in the goodness of God and our relationship. Tremendous supporthas been given both through prayer and financial aid. To see your generosity is truly astounding and I know the people of Haiti feel very loved.
To assist in these efforts, St. Dominic Parish, where I was the Associate Pastor prior to coming here, took up a second collection at all Masses on the weekend of September 18 - 19 to raise money for our sister parish. I am so very grateful toFr. Dennis Saran, the pastor, and the entire parish community for the love they have shown to us and to the people of Haiti. Also, Knights of Columbus Holy Spirit Council #4648 of Brookfield is conducting a pancake breakfast this weekend to raise funds for our sister parish as well. It is always amazing the good that comes from the People of God coming together to support one another.
I write this very grateful for thegenerosity you have already shown,
and ask you to continue giving asyou are able, especially your prayer.
The need in Haiti is still great, andas a family we will continue to rise
to any occasion to support ourbrothers and sisters. We givethanks and praise to God this
weekend for the 22-year relation-ship with Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Parish in Latiboliere and pray fortheir continued recovery.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help… pray for us!
............................................................. � Blessings, Fr. Aaron
Monday, September 278:15 am Mass4:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration
Tuesday, September 288:15 am Mass - School Liturgy (Grades 1 through 8)
Wednesday, September 298:15 am Mass
Thursday, September 308:15 am Mass
† Adeline Gonawicha5:00 pm Reconciliation
Friday, October 18:15 am Mass
† Matthew Urban† Dennis Loughney† Flo Bauer
3:30 pm Wedding• Anthony Casazza and Brooke Schoenherr
Saturday, October 24:00 pm Mass* (LB)
Sunday, October 37:15 am (XAV), 9:00 am (LB), 11:00 am (LB) Masses
† Lois Breister† Frank and Anita Niescior† Marian Engel† Carla Waraksa† Frank Harycki† Bernie Fugate† Jan Czeczot† Melenchuk Family† Barbara and George Niemczycki† Ralph and Irene Tersen† Pat Nettesheim• Christian and Linda Lucas (anniv.)• The living and deceased members
of St. Mary Catholic Faith Community
* Anointings will follow 4:00 pm MassAL: Fr. Aaron LaskiewiczLB: Fr. Leonard Barbian
XAV: Xaverian Missionary Fathers
Liturgical Scheduleand Mass Intentions
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Wedding BannsIII Anthony Casazza and Brooke SchoenherrII Robert Wheeler and Adina Bratel
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Tim A. • Samantha Adyniec • Chuck B. • Jackie BayerJan Becker • Pat Benoit • Tom Bivens • Mitch Borgardt
Dawn Brown • Andrew C. • Sandy C. • Theresa C.Rose Cattani • A. J. Corona • Chrissy • Gerry Daly
Dave Eastman • Virginia Fairman • MaryJo Fritz • Diane G.Jorden G. • Golos Family • Debbie Gosh • Betty H.
Dorothy Kornhoff Heinrich • Ted Iwinski • Linda JaeschkeBill Jed • Christine K. • Jessica K. • Jayden K. • Jorden K.
Ralph Kaczor, Jr. Family • Janet Kalies • Carmen KatzJoy and Steve Kelley • Patricia Kender • Kit M.Vonnie Kmiecik • Kelly Koch • Kendra Koepp
Barbara Kostrzewa • Jessica Kowalefski • Donald KuhlKylie • Melissa L. • Kathleen Lagowski • Allan Larguhar
Fred Licau • Gerdi M. • Lisa M. • Paulette M. • MaureenFrank Mutranowski • Joan Nikodem • Joseph Olson
Becky and Matt P. • Jessica P. • Sue P. • Mary Ann PaulusPerry Perez • Ken Prushiek • Lisa Przybyla • Jai Raffety
Joan R. • Pat Radandt • H. Rasmussen FamilyCarolyn Rausch • Robert Rogalinski • Chris Ryan • Beth S.
Debby S. • Nolan S. • Mary K. ScheidtElla Schmidtknecht • Marie Schneider • Robert Schweigel
Brett Shierman • Pam Singer • Helen SlowinskiJoe and Nancy Slowinski • Gerri Soczynski
Richard Sopina and Family • Ann Spahr • Stelter FamilyAli Strtel • Raymond Szaj • JoAnn Szczepaniuk
Tom Terneus • Emmeline Tesch • Lavonne TuskaEllen Van Roosenbeek • Joe V. • Rose Varda • George W.
Mary W. • Susan Wawrzonek • Carol Anne WerkowskiEric Werner • Megan White • Pat Wilke • Ralph William
Note: The “Pray For” list is cleared and updated quarterly. Please call the Parish Office (414-425-2174) after Sunday, September 26, 2021 if you would like to have a name retained or a new name added forthe next quarter beginning October 3. Submit full names, whenever possible. We would appreciate a call when prayers have been answered as well! Thank you.
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The Sacrament of Anointing of the SickSt. Mary Parish offers the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick on the first Saturday of each month following the 4:00 pm Mass. If you, or someone you know, suffers with chronic illness, a mental health issue, or if you are anticipating surgery, please come and experience the healing touch of God in your life.
Is anyone among you sick? He should summon the presbytersof the church, and they should pray over him and anoint him with oil
in the name of the Lord, and the prayer of faith will savethe sick person, and the Lord will raise him up. (James 5:14-15)
Readings - September 26 through October 3, 2021Sunday:
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Christopher Leon BaumannAlexander Michael JonardiJoseph Akofena SarpongAugustus Robert Glisch
Rylah Elliana Oliver, Lillian DeAnna Henze,Ava Marie Geraghty, Brynley Ann Keller,
Riley Rose Frentzel, Easton Lee Senk, Melinda Ann Joy,Michael Raul Mateo, Gideon Caleb Lamb,
Sophia Rae Nilsen, McKinley Mae Mathwick,Tinsley Marie Landowski, and Esmae Marie Barney.
Announcements¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡
E!FtitGH$Io9 78JYES Indulge me. ! Pam Lownik | Mission Appeal Weekend is a time to remember
and celebrate the roots of our Haiti sister parish relationship. In 1999 Beth Lownik, a St. Mary 8th-grade student, learned about the plight of Haitian people from her grandparents on an Easter break vacation.So moved from the stories they shared, she came home with a fire to tell their story. A very influentialteacher at our parish, Mrs. Kosmider, said YES to her request to change the topic of her final project (the famous 8th-grade speech). So, a heartfelt speech was given, after which a wonderful teacher suggestedthat Beth DO something with her passion. So, this 8th Grader asked St. Mary Catholic Faith Community to consider “twinning” with a sister parish in Haiti. We said YES!
Fast forward to Mission Appeal Weekend 2021 here at St. Mary and there are hundreds of stories to share, thousands of prayers offered, hundreds of visits to Haiti, a river of tears shed, faith strengthened, and God’s love present.
This story of hope begins with a parish that said YES to a young person with a dream. Beth went on to spend three years in Latiboliere, learned to speak the language, found her passion for helping people, which led her to become a doctor. I went on to see the world wider, had a transformative encounter with God on the roof of a beautiful rectory in Latiboliere, and discovered a call to ministry here at St Mary. Our parish saying YESchanged my life and the lives of many, both here and in Haiti. I love the people of St. Mary and Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Latiboliere. Your YES to this almost 22-year relationship gave me everything. Mission Appeal Weekend is all about gratitude. I add a very deep personal thank you for your YES to be a part of our Haiti mission. May this faith community always say YES to the dreams God instills in us. Following the passion God puts in our hearts makes us strong and changes lives. God bless you.
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Join us in the Gathering Space THIS weekend!
Mission Appeal Weekend ActivitiesThe Cub Scouts Are Holding a Bake Sale
Speaker after MassA Second Collection
(Please note we have already collected over $53,000from both parishioners and non-parishioners.…Amazing!)
We Have “Peace Cycle” Bags for Sale
Members of our team are looking forward to answering your questions.
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October Is Respect Life MonthSt. Mary Respect Life Committee will sponsor the following activities the weekend of October 2 and 3
In the Gathering Space• The Respect Life team will be present with a display and information and opportunities to
defend the dignity and sanctity of all life.• Baby Bottles will be available to take home to remind us of our commitment to our ministry
partner, The Women’s Support Center of Milwaukee and their mission to respect thedignity and sanctity of life, for those experiencing a crisis pregnancy.
• “Life Savers for Life” - The Knights of Columbus will share Life Savers with us and collectfunds which will assist Right to Life Mission activities throughout Southeast Wisconsin.
After Communion SpeakerThis year the Church lifted up St. Joseph, the foster father of Jesus, in a special way.The St. Mary Respect Life Committee would like to lift up a fellow parishioner, Deb Schenk,who has emergently fostered fifty-four children over the past eleven years, along with herhusband and family, in their home.
Sunday, October 3, from 2:00 to 3:30 pm - “Life Chain”Life Chain is a nationwide prayer initiative that occurs along major city thoroughfares. The St. Mary Respect Life Committee will pray with pro-life signs at the intersection of Hwy. 100 and West Forest Home Avenue. We will meet/park at the Whitnall Parkentrance off of Hwy. 100 (just south of McDonald’s). Signs will be provided.
During the Rest of October…• We will pray the Rosary during Eucharistic Adoration on Mondays at 6:30 pm and after 8:15 am Mass on Fridays.• 40 Days for Life (www.40daysforlife.com), from September 22 to October 31 - Join St. Mary Respect Life team as we pray
in front of an abortion facility on Farwell Avenue on Monday, October 11, 2:00 to 3:00 pm; Thursday, October 21, 1:00 to2:00 pm; and Saturday October 30, 12:00-noon to 1:00 pm.
For more information about all of the above activities, please contact Chris Warner 414-425-0146, or [email protected].
A Note from the D.A.S.…After a successful Parish Picnic and the start of School, August 2021 shows our fiscal year (July 1, 2021 to June 30, 2022)is off to a good start. We may revisit the topic of a Parish Festival replacement fundraiser in Spring, as the Haiti effortand Royal Run in September, the Circle of Love in October, and the St. Vincent de Paul envelope in November will carry us through the Christmas season with little room for an additional fundraiser in the last quarter of the 2021 calendar year.
*Please note: As people return to Mass on Saturdays and Sundays, our Offertory is starting to recover!
.................................................................................................................. - Dan Hansen, Parish Director of Administrative Services
Contributions OffertoryAugust, 2021 Year-to-Date August, 2021 Year-to-Date
Actual Giving $146,967 $315,078 $8,298 $15,016
Target for Balanced Budget $158,333 $316,667 $4,167 $8,334*
Over (Under) ($11,366) ($1,589) $4,131 ($6,682)
August 2021 Giving Update(Our fiscal year ends June 30, 2022.)
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Announcements¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡
� Dear Friends �
Lately, a number of our parishioners have received fraudulent “Spoof” emails that were designed to look like they came from me. Unfortunately, anyone with access to the internet can create an email address and put my name on it so it looks like it’s coming from me. Many of these fake emails speak about how I need people’s urgent help, how I can’t be reached to confirm the request, and money needs to be sent somewhere other than the Parish Office in a hurry.
I will NEVER make an individual email solicitation looking to raise money in a hurry or asking for your banking information. Any efforts to seek your support will be done respectfully, openly, and communicated publicly through the bulletin, the monthly letter, and the website, etc. Any funds you send to the Parish should always go through the ordinary offertory via the Parish Office and never urgently wire-transferred to a third party.
Sometimes these emails appear very “official”, but there are some things you can look for to determine if they are real or not. If you receive something that looks like it’s from me, check the email address it is coming from. If the address ends in anything other than “@stmaryhc.org”, then the email is a scam. Also, often, spelling and grammatical errors are contained in the subject line and/or in the body of the email. Finally, never open any links in such emails.
I appreciate your vigilance and your patience. Let us also pray for the conversion of those who perpetrate these scams and prey on the vulnerable. Holy Mary, Mother of God… pray for us!
- Sincerely yours in Christ -
Rev. Aaron R. Laskiewicz
Xaverian Missionaries Annual Rummage SaleTHIS Weekend!
Saturday, September 25, 8:00 am to 4:00 pmSunday, September 26, 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Xaverian Missionaries • 4500 Xavier Drive, FranklinCome and explore a large tent full of incredible bargains.We have everything from toys and games to kitchen items and small appliances. Please help empty the garage so that the Fathers can park inside again!
First Friday Men’s Club - October 1All parish men are invited to attend the First FridayMen’s Club. Each first Friday of the month, the clubmeets for 8:15 am Mass at St. Alphonsus Parish(6060 West Loomis Road), followed by breakfastand a talk by Fr. James E. Lobacz at Carl’s Catering(5110 West Loomis Road). Come join us and growspiritually and socially. For more details, contactTom Cyganek at 414-281-0526.
Cub Scout Pack 530 Sign-UpCalling All 5K-through-4th-Grade Boys!
Dive into the fun! Sign up with Cub ScoutPack 530 of St. Mary for the 2021/2022
school year and find out what scoutingis all about.
To parents: Scouting is a year-longadventure that gives boys the opportunity
to experience all kinds of different skills andbuilds character and confidence while participating. To signup and for more information, please contact Josh Denk, Cub Master, at 414-350-1740 or at [email protected].
St. Martin of Tours Church Rummage SaleThursday, September 30 through Sunday, October 3
School Gym • 7963 S. 116th Street, FranklinThe sale runs on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm, and on Sunday from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm.
2021 Red MassWednesday, October 6
Mass at 5:15 pm at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist812 N. Jackson Street
Reception and Dinner following at the Wisconsin Club900 W. Wisconsin Avenue
Tickets for the Reception and Dinner$60/Individual, $35/Student
Tickets can be purchased online at: 2021 Red Mass Tickets.Reverend Jerome E. Listecki, Archbishop of Milwaukee, willcelebrate Mass. Faithful Servant Award will be presentedto Patricia J. Gorence, Magistrate Judge, Eastern District ofWisconsin, Retired, and Rick Esenberg, Founder and Presidentof Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty will deliver the keynote.
Memorial Walk to RememberSunday, October 10
Gather at 12:00-Noon, Walk Begins at 1:00 pmHistoric Hose Tower in Greendale • 5699 Parking Street
October is Infant Loss Awareness Month. Please join us inremembering the loss of those babies born briefly into the world: those who left us too soon due to miscarriage, stillbirth, early newborn death, and ectopic pregnancy. We miss you, we love you, we remember you always. We will walk together,honoring you with every step, a one-mile loop beginning andending at the Historic Hose Tower. Grief resources will beprovided. Free parking is available nearby.
For more information, visithttps://www.eventbrite.com/o/sarah-dominguez-and-
sandy-wolf-34155153103?s=136220187and click on “A Walk to Remember”
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