305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250 Fredonia, WI 53021

(262) 692-9994 divinesavior@archmil.org

divinesavior.weconnect.com

230 Butler St. Random Lake, WI 53075

(920) 994-4380 ourladyrlp@archmil.org

ourladylakes.org

Parish Membership: To receive the full benefits of our parish community, we invite you to register as parish members by contacting the Parish Office during office hours.

Baptisms are celebrated on the third weekend of each month. Parents must attend a catechetical preparation class prior to baptism. Contact your Parish Office for information.

Marriage: Either the Bride or Groom must be a registered member at one of our parishes. Contact your Parish Office at least six months prior to the wedding date.

RCIA (Rites of Christian Initiation for Adults): If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about the process of becoming Catholic, contact Deb Hamm.

Bulletin Announcements must be in writing and brought to the Parish Office or emailed to rischs@archmil.org before Noon on Monday.

Mass Announcements must be in the Parish Office by Noon on Thursday to be included at that weekend’s Mass.

Emergency Calls: Call your Parish Office. If you need emergency assistance when either office is closed, contact Deb Hamm at (262) 488-4542.

Our Cluster School

305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250 Fredonia, WI 53021

(262) 692-2141 divinesavior@archmil.org

divinesavior.weconnect.com

27th Sunday in Ordinary Time Oct. 2, 2016

Visitors at our chapels from other Catholic Parishes in Ozaukee and Sheboygan Counties are welcome to put their parish envelope in our collection and we will forward it to your home parish. Thank you for joining us in worship.

For a complete list of contact numbers for our parish and school staff members, as well as lay parish leaders, Mass and Reconciliation times, please go to page 6.

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK

We pray for the improved health of…Marguerite Buhler, Gabbi Hicks, Ashley Hill, Rosemary Schwab, Carol L. Murphy, Gene Glander, Margaret Schneider, Louise Janik, Joseph & David Moller, Roy Keller, Linda Russart Noyes, Larry Willegal, Charles Watry, Noah Weyker, George Ploof, John Mondloch, Martin Silver, Francis Murphy, Marge Miller, Bernadette Mondloch, Mike Bryant, David Hilt, Leo Fechter III, Kathy Glander, John Buhler, Margaret Brown, Derek Arndt, Kathy Petesch Casey, Mason Deppiesse, Joanne LaFleche, Margaret Medinger, Ron Buechler, Arlene Mondloch, Gene & Meg Brown, Peter VandeBoom, Laurene Klas, Alfred Heon, Cel Schueller, Rosalie Feyereisen, Rose Paulus, Gary Jentges, Jim Schmitz, Gerry Watry, Nancy Risch, Dave Balling, Lucille Gasper, Joanne Wiechers, Bill Jensen, Margaret Buchholz, Cathy Heimerman, Bob Wenninger, Pat Janik, Bill Klas, James Donner, John Meke, Robert Longrie, Evelyn Becker, Beatrice Krier, Coletta Schmitt and all those undergoing medical treatments.

If you wish to add the name of an immediate family member to our prayer list, please contact either parish office. Let us know if you no longer wish to be on the prayer list. Thank you.

MONDAY, Oct. 3 – Weekday Gal 1:6-12 Lk 10:25-37 No Morning Mass

TUESDAY, Oct. 4 - Saint Francis of Assisi Gal 1:13-24 Lk 10:38-42 8:00 am - Fredonia - For our Parishioners

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 5 - Weekday Gal 2:1-2,7-14 Lk 11:1-4 8:00 am - RL † Roland & Rosamond Kees

THURSDAY, Oct. 6 – Weekday Gal 3:1-5 Lk 11:5-13 8:00 am - LC † Judy Hadler, † Irene Wondrock

FRIDAY, Oct. 7 – Our Lady of the Rosary Gal 3:7-14 Lk 11:15-26 8:00 am - Communion Service - Fredonia

SATURDAY, Oct. 8 – 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time 2 Kgs 5:14-17 2 Tm 2:8-13 Lk 17:11-19 1:00 pm - Wedding - Dacada - Pieper, Jr. / Leider 4:30 pm - HC † Bill Buchholz, † Mike Del Ponte

SUNDAY, Oct. 9 – 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time 2 Kgs 5:14-17 2 Tm 2:8-13 Lk 17:11-19 8:15 am – RL † Alois, Agnes & Lisa Huiras, † Richard Birenbaum, † Gilbert Miller 10:00 am – HC † Corine Luebke, Henry Jaskulski & Linda Tim, † Oscar & Dolores Schmidt

PRAYERS REQUESTED

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Wedding Banns III - Gary Pieper, Jr. & Valerie Leider Wedding Banns I - Dan Miller & Abby Kultgen Wedding Banns I - Nicholas Poggemann & Samantha Leiphardt Rosary in October - Sundays at 7:50 a.m. - RL; 1:00 p.m. - Dacada; Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. - Little Kohler We have three young adults preparing to enter the Catholic Church this fall through the RCIA Program. Please keep Don Walter, Dana Fischer and Shelly Buser in your prayers as they continue their preparation. If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about the Catholic faith (even if you are already Catholic and want to deepen your knowledge of the faith), please contact Deb Hamm.

SACRAMENTS/PRAYERS/NOTICES

Did you know? The Catholic Church believes that Jesus is truly present, Body and Blood, Soul and Divinity in the Eucharist. We believe this is true in both the consecrated bread and wine. This means that if you only receive the consecrated bread OR the consecrated wine, you are receiving both the Body and Blood of Christ. For instance, those who are gluten intolerant may receive the consecrated wine, or those who are recovering alcoholics may receive only the consecrated bread, and each receives the fullness of the Eucharist.

YEAR OF MERCY

Mercy Focus for October - Visit the Sick. Suggested actions include: Take the time to visit or send a card to someone you know who is sick, homebound or in a nursing home. Also, consider becoming a volunteer to take communion to the sick, if you don’t already do so. During the blessing of communion ministers to the sick at Mass, raise your hand in blessing as Fr. Todd prays over these ministers.

Year of Mercy: All Souls Remembrance Ministry. As we proceed through this Jubilee Year of Mercy, we continue to reflect on the Corporal Works of Mercy. The Archdiocese of Milwaukee would like to offer another opportunity to live out the corporal work of mercy “to bury the dead.” On All Souls Day, Wed., Nov. 2 at 9:00 a.m., the archdiocese will offer, to people of all faiths, the opportunity to bury the cremated remains of their loved ones in a community crypt at Holy Cross Cemetery, 7301 W. Nash St., Milwaukee. This service is provided free of charge. The act of burying the dead is consistent with our belief that the body is the temple of the Holy Spirit and deserves respect at all stages of existence. For a wide variety of reasons, families may have not yet provided for the final disposition of the cremated remains of family members. The cremated remains are often taken home with plans for proper disposition at some time in the future. Since many times cremated remains are never retrieved from the funeral home or crematory, those sites will also be offered the same opportunity to bring forth remains for respectful disposition. Registration information can be found at www.cemeteries.org/Cemeteries-Services/AllSouls.

LEARN ABOUT THE MASS

DS Parish/School office will be closed on Friday, Oct. 7.

Thank you to the Keith and Karen Feind family who have been shoveling the show at Lake Church for the last 10 years! It was very much appreciated! They will no longer be able to take care of this so we are looking for someone who is willing to take on this responsibility. Please contact the Parish Center at 262-692-9994 if you are able to help.

Lake Church Study Group - We will meet every second and fourth Thursday. Next meeting is Thursday, Oct. 13 at 9:00 a.m. at Pat Uselding’s house. We will begin praying with the book Rediscover Jesus, distributed to parishioners last Easter. Please read the first five chapters. Call Deb Hamm for information, or if you need a book.

October is Respect Life month. After Mass, baby bottles will be given out to be filled with loose change in support of the Women’s Support Center of Milwaukee. The Center helps women choose life for their unborn children and supports them throughout their pregnancy. Please return the bottle at the end of the month to the back of Holy Cross Chapel or to the DS parish office. Thanks for your support.

The DS Christian Ladies meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 11 at the Belgium Legion Hall. The evening will begin with a meeting at 7:00 p.m. which includes the treasurer and secretary's report and update of future activities within the organization. We will have a representative from the funeral food committee which is looking for volunteers to help with funeral meals. A fall activity plus refreshments will conclude the meeting. If you have any questions, please call Lynn at 920-946-2259.

DIVINE SAVIOR PARISH

OLL FALL FESTIVAL, SUN., OCT. 2...serving home baked ham from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. - dine in or take out. Good food, bake sale, craft fair, games, raffles, etc. We will again have a Meat Raffle. We hope to see you there!

Next CRE dates - Wednesday classes resume Oct. 5. Family Program and Confirmation resume Oct. 9 with Brother Steve Herro, a Norbertine, who will share his insights and reflections on Pope Francis’ letter on caring for our environment.

Adult Catechism, Fireside, Oct 5 - We will be having a session for adults to learn about their faith; all adults are welcome but parents of CRE students are encouraged to join us as our topics of learning will correspond to what the students are learning. The atmosphere will be casual and we will have it around a campfire or in the parish office living room, during inclement weather. This is a great opportunity to grow in your faith as a family. Please join us at 6:15 p.m. in the church for an opening prayer. If you have a chair, please bring it, if not, chairs will be available. Watch the bulletin for follow up dates. Any questions please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-447-2530 or gronemeyera@archmil.org.

Catholicism Series Oct 6 and 20 This year we will be watching and discussing Fr. Robert Barron’s the Catholicism series. We will be meeting in the Parish Center at 9:00 a.m. on the first and third Thursdays of the month, unless otherwise noted. Previously we had planned this as our Women’s Group but because there is such a wealth of truth about our faith in this series, the event is open to any interested adult. Any questions please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-447-2530 or gronemeyera@archmil.org.

Random Lake Hunger Walk - Oct. 9 - Choose from a 1.2 or 2.2 mile walk around the village. Begins at the Lakeview Park. Registration at noon. Walk begins at 12:30 p.m. Contact the parish office for a pledge form. All money collected will be split between the RL Area Food Pantry and the Full Shelf Food Pantry in West Bend.

Save the dates:

10-10: First Reconciliation Workshop @ OLL 10-17: Confirmation Parent/Student Orientation @ OLL.

Justice Do It - Calling all youth in 6th – 8th grades. Just give one day of service. Ozaukee County Catholic Youth Ministry has arranged this experience for you and high school peer leaders. Together we will be the hands and feet of Christ throughout Ozaukee and Sheboygan counties for the day. Lunch is provided and we will attend Mass together at St. Joseph’s in Grafton to end our day. All families in CRE received a flyer and permission slip in their folders at Orientation. If you want to know more, just check out our website on the Religious Education tab.

Children’s Worship Bulletins - New for CRE, children in 1st-6th grades will be bringing home a Children’s Worship Bulletin based on the current Sunday readings. Each “bulletin” has games, puzzles and activities that are fun and educational for children and parents to do at home. If there is no CRE that week, copies of the bulletins will be available at Hospitality in the Parish Center Community Room.

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OUR LADY OF THE LAKES

FALL EDUCATION WORKSHOP 2016

Fall Education Workshop - Held in the RLHS Auditorium on the following Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.

OCTOBER 20 – HEALTHY DATING RELATIONSHIPS. Presenters: Beth Heilman, Prevention Education Specialist from Safe Harbor of Sheboygan County, Inc., and Joel Urmanski, Assistant District Attorney of Sheboygan County.

OCTOBER 27 – STOP HEROIN, NOW. Presenters: Jessica Geschke & her brother Lee William Yum Goddard. Jessica is the President of Stop Heroin Now and Lee is a recovering addict. Together, they share their journey through the struggle that is addiction, and share signs to look for and resources to help those individuals and families struggling with addiction.

NOVEMBER 3 – SEXTING & INTERNET SAFETY. Presenters: Beth Heilman and Joel Urmanski,

This series is co-sponsored by the Random Lake Ecumenical Group and the Random Lake School District. Contact Deb Hamm at 262-488-4542 for more information.

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Scriptures: Hab. 1:2-3,2:2-4; 2 Tim 1:6-8,13-14; Luke 17:5-10

I apologize to those of you who regularly read the bulletin and to those who might look forward to reading this column, but I’d like to take this week to address the communication process that our cluster parish and school staffs uses to get information to our parishioners.

I would like to encourage all of you to take a few minutes each week to read our cluster bulletin. As a staff, we try very hard to include upcoming events in our parishes and school, as well as events at local parishes and in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, in our weekly bulletins. (We also have quarterly parish newsletters and DSCS sends out weekly newsletters to its parents and staff members.) We also try to post upcoming events on our websites. These media outlets are vital methods to advertise our events, from fundraisers to formation opportunities, from school and religious education events, to baptism and RCIA classes, Scripture and book study groups, mission trip information, prayer requests, and much, much more.

These forms of communication are the easiest and most cost effective ways in which to stay in touch with all of you. In our parish bulletins and newsletters, we try to make it convenient for readers by using bold headlines in each announcement to highlight the main idea. If you are in a hurry, you can simply skim the text for those topics of interest to you.

Countless times, staff members have received feedback (sometimes from very involved parishioners) that they knew nothing about a certain event that had been widely advertised for several weeks (or even months) in our bulletins and newsletters. I personally must apologize because I know I’ve snapped a few times at people who have said things like that to me when I know the particular event they are referring to has been widely publicized in a number of these media sources.

I know that there is a lot going on in our cluster parishes and school, and sometimes reading about all of these activities can be overwhelming. However, this is a sign of healthy faith communities. We should be proud of the number of events taking place here. Let’s take the time to inform ourselves. It only takes 10-15 minutes to read the entire bulletin; even less to skim the bold headlines.

Have a great week and happy reading! Deb Hamm, Pastoral Associate

October is here and so is a very special week for Divine Savior Catholic School. After several years of preparation, our accreditation visit is here at last. The visiting team will be here bright and early on Tuesday morning. They will join with our staff before the start of school for prayer and fellowship and then they will attend our school Mass. After that they will begin their study of our school. I am proud to say that our staff has done a fabulous job documenting what a wonderful school we have and I can’t wait for the team to see that. The visit will last two days. Please pray for our staff, students and families and for the visiting team as we proceed through the accreditation visit. This is a very special week indeed! On Friday, students and staff will have the day off and on Saturday, DSCS will be hosting our annual Dinner Auction. The event always proves to be a fun and fruitful evening for our school community. Thank you in advance for your generous donations and for joining our event to help raise funds for DSCS. The Catholic Schools Walk on October 15 is just around the corner. We have 37 walkers supporting our school! Please consider making a donation to this worthy cause. All of the money collected stays with DSCS and helps to support our tuition assistance program. Donations can be dropped off at the school office or placed in the collection basket. Please mark the envelope “Catholic Schools Walk”. DSCS is also collecting new or gently used shoes for the Catholic Schools Walk. All of the shoes collected go to the St. Vincent De Paul Society. Please considering sharing a pair or two of shoes that you no longer use to help those in need. Yours in Faith, Principal Lynn Sauer We have an antique piano at DSCS which is free to a good home! Please contact the school office if you are interested.

DIVINE SAVIOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS

MISSION TRIP

Candle Sale and Boston Store Community Days Coupon Booklets - Mission Trip par ticipants are selling candles and bath and body products from Seven Hills Candles through mid-October. This is a great fundraiser for our youth. We also have Boston Store Coupon Booklets – only $5 will get you over $500 & more in exclusive coupon savings. Contact either parish office or a mission trip participant to place your order. Pizza Ranch fundraiser is October 24th.

DSCS DINNER AUCTION

DSCS Dinner Auction is less than one week away. Please support our school by attending the Dinner on Oct. 8, donating to the auction, and purchasing a ticket for the big raffle. Contact Laurie Dybul at 262-483-3625 or stop by the school office to donate or buy your ticket for the dinner or raffle.

SAFEGUARDING CLASS

Safeguarding Class at DSCS on October 17 - All adults who volunteer in the school or classrooms and plan to go on fieldtrips with our students must take the ‘Safeguarding all God’s Family’ class as required by the Archdiocese. If you think you might want to help out in the school, and have not taken this class, please sign up! Divine Savior will be offering the class in the school on Monday, October 17 at 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeter ia. Please call or email the school office to register.

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CLUSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Sunday, October 2

9:30 am-2:00 pm - OLL Ham Dinner 12:00-2:00 pm - 4-H - HC

Monday, October 3

Mission Trip Culvers Day 6:30 pm - DS Human Concerns Mtg.

Tuesday, October 4

DSCS Accreditation Visit by the Archdiocese

Wednesday, October 5

6:00 am - TMIY DSCS Accreditation Visit by the Archdiocese 11:30 am - Rosary - Gables on the Pond 6:15-7:45 pm - OLL Rel. Ed.

Thursday, October 6

9:00 am - Catholicism Series - OLL PC

Friday, October 7

DS Parish and School Offices are closed

Saturday, October 8

4:30 pm - DSCS Dinner Auction

Sunday, October 9

OLL Family Program 12:30 pm - RL Hunger Walk 5:30-7:00 pm - DS Confirmation Class

An OLL parishioner is in need of a wheelchair. If you have one that you wish to donate, please call the parish office at 920-994-4380.

DS Human Concerns Mtg. - Monday, Oct. 3, 6:30 p.m. in the Parish Center

PW Food Pantry - Items needed this week are Manwich, hash, corn muffin mix, carrots yams, Suddenly Salad, Jell-O, dried soup, laundry soap, toothpaste & toothbrushes, toilet paper.

The OLL Human Concerns is collecting rice mixes, sugar, peanut butter and dish soap for the RL Interfaith Food Pantry. Please, no expired items. Drop off items in the back of church. Thank you!

Crafting for Charity - Oct. 13 & 20 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. in the OLL Parish Center. We are currently making items for Operation Gratitude, Mitten Tree, and soon, Project Angel Hugs and making quilts for those hit by natural disasters in the United States. All are welcome to come and craft with us for charity during this Year of Mercy.

Quilting Project – The OLL Human Concerns committee would like to start an on-going project to make light-weight quilts for people hit by natural disasters in the USA. We will begin doing this in October on Thursday nights in the parish center. We are in need of patterned material to make the tops, plain sheet material for the undersides and embroidery thread or light-weight yarn to tie the layers together. If anyone has these types of items gathering dust, please consider donating them to our project. Just drop them off in the back of the RL Chapel or the back porch of the parish office. Also consider joining the group that wants to make these quilts – an old-fashion sewing bee. If you have any questions, please contact Bonnie Steffen at 994-9402.

If you know of anyone who needs help around their home, or any youth that would like to be part of the DS Youth Service Group, please contact Ter r i Riesselmann at the Divine Savior Parish office.

Advocates of Ozaukee County - If you are being abused...You are NOT alone. Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free: 1-877-375-4034.

CLUSTER HUMAN CONCERNS SAINTLY FOOD FOR THOUGHT

St. Francis of Assisi, Feast Day October 4 “Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.”

It seems like our world is bustling with activity and often we find ourselves caught up in so many activities we don’t even know where to start. Prioritizing isn’t always easy but this quote seems to shed a little bit of calm on the situation. Sometimes we just need to look at our schedule and think, is it really necessary that I do this and is it really possible that I accomplish it in this amount of time. It is noble to be involved in the community but we must also take time to care for ourselves, body, mind, and soul, and if that means missing that one sporting/social event just for some quiet prayer time, then we must weigh which is really necessary for us. If we take things one by one, cutting out that which isn’t really necessary and making time for that which is truly necessary, suddenly that schedule which seemed impossible gets accomplished with minimal stress.

Amanda Gronemeyer, OLL Outreach Coordinator

MOVIES WITH MEANING

Next Movie October 11: Into My Arms. Over 20% of all pregnancies in the US end in abortion. Very little is reported about the effect abortion has on women who go through the procedure. In this revealing documentary, we hear the very personal stories of five women who chose abortion. In their own words, the bravely share their struggles with remorse and the array of psychological challenges they faced after their decision. Their stories are explored by some of the world’s leading Christian counselors who offer hope for forgiveness and restoration. This is a movie for all adults, whether you or someone you know has had an abortion, or if you just want to understand better why women make this choice, and support them in their recovery post-abortion. Not appropriate for children. 58 minutes

Upcoming fundraisers at congregations that are members of the Random Lake Ecumenical Group: Zion United Methodist in Batavia Pork Chop Dinner is Thursday, Oct. 13. St. John’s UCC Chicken Dinner is Sunday, Oct. 16. Election Day Spaghetti Dinner at St. Paul’s Lutheran, Random Lake is on Tuesday, Nov. 8.

CLUSTER MASS SCHEDULE

Saturday - 4:30 pm at Holy Cross Chapel Sunday - 8:15 am at OLL - RL Sunday - 10:00 am at Holy Cross Chapel Monday - No Mass Tuesday- 8:00 am at St. Rose Chapel Wednesday - 8:00 am at OLL - RL Thursday- 8:00 am at St. Mary’s Chapel, LC Friday - Rotating Communion Service 1st Friday - Fredonia 2nd Friday - Random Lake 3rd Friday - Lake Church 4th & 5th Friday - none

Confession Times - First Saturday of the month at Holy Cross Chapel from 3:45-4:15 p.m. or by contacting Fr. Todd.

Cluster Pastoral Staff

Pastor: Rev. Todd Budde (920) 994-4380 or (262) 692-9994 buddet@archmil.org

Senior Priest: Fr. Jim Ernster

Deacon: Gerald Malueg

Pastoral Associate: Deb Hamm Cell: (262) 488-4542 Office: (920) 994-4380 ministerofaging@hotmail.com

Our Cluster School: Divine Savior Catholic School

305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250 Fredonia, WI 53021

(262) 692-2141

Principal: Lynn Sauer dscs.lsauer@gmail.com

Secretary: Pam Smith dscs.schooloffice@gmail.com

Divine Savior Parish Staff

305 Fredonia Ave., P.O. Box 250, Fredonia, WI 53021

(262) 692-9994 Fax: (262) 692-3085

divinesavior@archmil.org divinesavior.weconnect.com

Secretary: Pam Smith divinesavior@archmil.org

Bookkeeper: Terri Schueller schueller.terri@archmil.org

Director of Religious Education: Terri Riesselmann Cell: (262) 945-5778 riesselmannt@archmil.org

Our Lady of the Lake Parish Staff

230 Butler St. Random Lake, WI 53075

(920) 994-4380 Fax: (920) 994-2605

ourladyrlp@archmil.org ourladylakes.org

Secretary: Susan Risch rischs@archmil.org

Bookkeeper: Terri Schueller OLLBookkeeper@archmil.org

Director of Religious Education: Linda Guokas lindag.dre@outlook.com

Outreach Coordinator: Amanda Gronemeyer Cell: (920) 447-2530 gronemeyera@archmil.org

The mission of Divine Savior Parish is to use all the means God has given us to be a life-giving example of Christ’s love in our

community and beyond. In cooperation with the global Catholic Church and the

Archdiocese of Milwaukee, we accomplish this through prayer, frequent celebration

of the Sacraments, especially the Eucharist, study and sharing of our faith,

service to all, and by providing our children with Catholic roots deeply embedded in

faith in God.

The mission of Divine Savior Catholic School is to provide an environment for

children to excel personally, academically and spiritually. Together we share in the

mission of Divine Savior Parish to foster a faith-filled community where Catholic

values are learned through prayer, service and love. Our goal is to use these values

to develop lifelong learners and compassionate leaders.

The mission of Our Lady of the Lakes Catholic Congregation is to be a life-giving sign of Christ’s love, justice, and peace in our area of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee, through the celebration of the sacraments,

especially the Eucharist, community prayer, spiritual reflection, and a commitment of

service to God’s people.

Divine Savior Finance Council

Chair: Don Hamm

Members: Bob Lallensack Lori Paulus Julie Carufel Nick Quinn Art Ternes Kim Thiele

Divine Savior Pastoral Council

Trustees: Bob Lallensack (262) 692-2216 Lori Paulus (262) 692-2743

Chair: Madonne Rauch

Members: Bob Bergschultz Joyce Buechler Julie Carufel Bree Malueg Cindy Preisler Nick Quinn Jeff Vrubley Joanne Wagner

Our Lady of the Lakes Finance Council

Chair: Bill Jensen

Members: Katie Bichler Gary Feider Jennifer Huiras Chad Keller Wayne VanderVelden Andy Walsh

Our Lady of the Lakes

Pastoral Council

Trustees: Gary Feider Chad Keller

Chair: Tom Schinner

Members: Jennifer Delwiche Laura Feider Jennifer Huiras Leon Jacoby Bill Jensen Karen McCabe Bonnie Neumann Ed Ritger

Please notify your parish office when you or a member of your family has a change of address, wishes to receive Holy Communion at home, needs the Anointing of the Sick, or is admitted to a hospital.

You can access the bulletin online: Go to the Divine Savior website at: http://divinesavior.weconnect.com and click on Publications on the top right hand side and you can view prior bulletins. You can also click on the bulletin link on the Our Lady of the Lakes website: ourladylakes.org

To have our bulletins emailed to you each week, go to parishesonline.com and type in your parish name and city. That will take you to a site that has recent bulletins. Scroll down to recent publications. Click on the “subscribe” button and enter your email and name. Each week, you will receive an email when the bulletin is ready.

Sheboygan Catholic Underground Oct. 3 - Join us as we discuss “Forming Your Conscience in an Election Year.” Doors open at 6:00 p.m. Dinner begins at 6:30 and discussion follows. The young adult group meets at The Lodge (327 Giddings Ave, Sheboygan Falls next to Blessed Trinity) every 1st and 3rd Monday of the month. Visit us on Facebook at: Sheboygan’s Catholic Underground. If interested in carpooling please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-447-2530 or gronemeyera@archmil.org.

Mass of Hope and Healing. Please join us for a special concelebrated Mass of Hope and Healing for parents, grandparents, siblings, relatives and friends who have suffered the loss of a child during pregnancy (including miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy), still birth, or newborn/infant/young child. Thursday, October 6 at 6:30 p.m. at St. Bernard Parish, 1500 Wauwatosa Ave., Wauwatosa. During the Mass, the names of the children we have lost will be read aloud and added to the Book of Remembrance. If you would like your child’s name to be included, please contact Susan McNeil at 414-758-2214 or mcneils@archmil.org. For more information, visit the Nazareth Project’s website at www.johnpaul2center.org/NazarethProject.htm.

Drive for College Students - We will be providing care packages for our college students. We will also be collecting email addresses of college students to keep them in the loop and offer them words of encouragement during the school year. Items can be dropped off in the back of the Random Lake Chapel in the bin marked College Student Drive. We are looking for the following items: individually packaged snacks or candy, gum, tea/cocoa/Kool-Aid packets, pens, highlighters, note pads... If you have any questions or would like to offer an email address of a college student please contact Amanda Gronemeyer at 920-447-2530 or gronemeyera@archmil.org.

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Youth Group Day at Culvers - Get a yummy meal and some custard and support our youth by eating at Culver’s in Port Washington on Mon., Oct. 3. 10% of all sales with this coupon will go towards those attending the Mission Trip and NCYC in 2017. Thanks for your continued support!

New Horizons Weekend of Healing for Separated/Divorced on Friday-Sunday, Oct. 21-23 at the Schoenstatt Retreat Center in Waukesha. This healing weekend is designed to help each participant embark upon a new phase of life. It is an opportunity for divorced persons to pause and examine their lives – their strong points and weaknesses, their hurts, disappointments, joys and frustrations. It is a weekend of involvement. The cost of $150 includes five meals and lodging for the entire weekend (financial assistance is available). Registration deadline is Friday, Oct. 14. For information or to register , contact Ali in the Nazareth Project office at 414-758-2241 or visit: http://www.johnpaul2center.org/NazarethProject/SeparatedandDivorced.htm

DS/OLL Cluster Mission Trip Day at Culver’s

Monday, October 3 – ALL DAY at Port Washington Culver’s, 1407 W Grand Ave Phone: 262-268-6888

Amount of purchase: $___________________ Please present this coupon when ordering so we get credit!