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

June 25, 2017

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 & Kathy Glander, Margaret Schneider, Louise Janik, Joseph & David Moller, 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, Margaret Brown, Derek Arndt, Kathy Petesch Casey, Mason Deppiesse, Joanne LaFleche, Margaret Medinger, Arlene Mondloch, Gene & Meg Brown, Peter VandeBoom, Laurene Klas, Alfred Heon, Cel Schueller, Rosalie Feyereisen, Rose Paulus, Jim Schmitz, Gerry Watry, Nancy Risch, Dave Balling, Joanne Wiechers, Margaret Buchholz, Cathy Heimerman, Bob Wenninger, Pat Janik, James Donner, John Meke, Robert Longrie, Julie Blackmore, Harvey Bowe, Bernie Brey, Don Deppiesse, Joanne Herzberg, Margaret Bemis, Ann Piercefield, Gerald Hubing, Fred Spears, Bob Sauer, Phil Verplancke, Jo Ann Geiser, Harvey Wester, Colton Kraus, Bernice Wiskerchen, Heidi Sprang, Irmgard Buchel, Lance Leider, Lucille Gasper 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, June 26 – Weekday Gn 12:1-9 Mt 7:1-5 No Morning Mass

TUESDAY, June 27 - Weekday Gn 13:2,5-18 Mt 7:6,12-14 8:00 am - Fredonia † Genevieve Pierron

WEDNESDAY, June 28 - Saint Irenaeus, Bishop and Martyr

Gn 15:1-12,17-18 Mt 7:15-20 8:00 am - RL † Sylvan Wetor

THURSDAY, June 29 – Saints Peter and Paul, Apostles Acts 12:1-11 2 Tm 4:6-8,17-18 Mt 16:13-19 8:00 am – LC † Oscar & Dolores Schmidt

FRIDAY, June 30 - Weekday Gn 17:1,9-10,15-22 Mt 8:1-4 No Morning Mass or Communion Service

SATURDAY, July 1 – Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

2 Kgs 4:8-11,14-16a Rom 6:3-4,8-11 Mt 10:37-42 4:30 pm – HC † Joan Hughes, † Gary Jentges, † Rosalia Bach

SUNDAY, July 2 – Thirteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time 2 Kgs 4:8-11,14-16a Rom 6:3-4,8-11 Mt 10:37-42 8:15 am – RL † Sylvia Dennie, † Rose Ritger 10:00 am – HC † Diane Haskey, † Dorothy & Alfred Reinki, Dave & Melissa Janik Family

PRAYERS REQUESTED

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Banns I - Steve Fechter & Kelly Schuh

Rosary: 7:00 p.m. on Wednesdays in Little Kohler Thank you to everyone who helped make the Corpus Christi Procession at St. Nicholas a success. Special thanks to Gary Feider, Pam Huiras, Shirley & Paul Birenbaum, Bev Jacoby, the Clara Weyker Family, the Peter Feider Family, the Bonnie Dahm Family and the Lor Xiong Family. Thank you all and anyone who may have been forgotten. Thank you! Please remember if you or an immediate family member is hospitalized and you’d like the parish to know about it, you should call the parish office. The privacy laws make it very difficult for us to know if someone is in the hospital. Even if someone at the hospital says they will notify your parish, they don’t always do so.

SACRAMENTS/PRAYERS/NOTICES

SAINTLY FOOD FOR THOUGHT

St. Josemaria Escriva, Feast Day June 26

“Understand this well: there is something holy, something divine hidden in the most ordinary situations, and it is up to each one of you to discover it.”

Many times, as adults, we go throughout our day just wishing it away, waiting for this or that to be over with. That sense of wonder we had as children has since faded and our days can often become monotonous. What used to captivate us as children has just become commonplace. I think the reason many of us go on vacation, especially a trip to a far off land is because we need something to reinvigorate our lives, to bring back that sense of wonder. While a vacation is a much needed reprieve from our everyday routine, wouldn’t it be even better if we were able to see the beauty and presence of God in the most ordinary situations of our everyday life? We know that God is always present to us, though we may sense his presence more on that vacation to a far off paradise than in the hours we spend at work. Since a vacation comprises a small percentage of our life and many of us don’t have the luxury to spend an hour in prayer each day, perhaps, an excellent prayer that we can engage in at any point in our day would be to examine how God has been present to us in each moment of our day, especially in those where he seemed most distant. In this way, each moment can be seen as an opportunity to discover God instead of a reminder of the monotony of our lives. For more information on this 20th century saint please visit www.ewtn.com/saintsholy/saints/J/stjosemariaescriva.asp Amanda Gronemeyer, OLL Outreach Coordinator

The Lake Church Book Study group is discussing the book Resisting Happiness on Thursday, June 29 at Pat Uselding’s house. Prepare chapters 18-22 for this meeting. Please contact Deb Hamm with questions.

“RISEN”, the 2016 movie will be shown in 4 parts by the Divine Savior Men's Group this summer. ALL (men and women) are welcome and invited to attend. There is NO cost for these review and discussion sessions. Please plan to attend and bring a friend.

Remaining Schedule: (every 4th Wed) Wednesday 6/28 - Risen Video Session #2 Wednesday 7/26 - Risen Video Session #3 Wednesday 8/23 - Risen Video Session #4

All sessions will be held in the DSCS Basement/Cafeteria from 6:00 to 7:00 a.m.

We will be holding Vacation Bible School again this year, July 24-28 at DSCS from 9:00 a.m.-Noon. Ages 4 years and up. There are registration forms in the back of church or you can stop in to the office to register. Anyone 12 or older can also volunteer.

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Please consider joining Divine Savior Catholic School for the 5th Annual Catholic Schools Walk. We are looking for parishioners, school alumni, and anyone who believes in Catholic Education! On October 21 we will be attending the “Soles for Catholic Education” Walk at Mount Mary University. When you walk, you remind people of the impact of Catholic education, celebrate Catholic education with thousands of supporters, and support tuition assistance at DSCS with the pledges you raise. Register now at: www.catholicschoolswalk.org. Look for the Divine Savior Catholic School team.

DSCS is still taking registrations for this coming fall. It is not too late to make the switch. Please contact us to learn what we have to offer students in all grades. Our programs are a great way to set your child on the right path both spiritually and academically. We offer small class sizes, a faith-based curriculum, the latest educational technology, and so much more! Stop in to see what we have to offer, or contact our office at 262-692-2141. Yours in Faith, Lynn Sauer DSCS is looking for a part time Middle School certified teacher and a part-time preschool aide for the 2017-2018 school year. Please send resume to 305 Fredonia Ave., PO Box 250, Fredonia, WI 53021 or contact the office at 262-692-2141 for an application.

DIVINE SAVIOR PICNIC

Divine Savior Parish Picnic! Please join us on Sunday, June 25, following the 10:00 a.m. Mass at Holy Cross Chapel. All activities will be on the Holy Cross Chapel grounds this year. Festivities are from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and include food, silent auction, kids games, sheepshead tournament, raffles, music, fun and fellowship.

Catholic Order of Foresters Eastern District Youth Field Day, hosted by Nativity Cour t 1592, will be held Sunday, June 25. It will start with the 10:00 a.m. Mass in the Holy Cross Chapel in Holy Cross and go until 2:00 p.m. in conjunction with Divine Savior Parish Festival held on the parish grounds. All adult and youth foresters are invited to attend.

DIVINE SAVIOR CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS

NCYC FUNDRAISERS

Save the dates for NCYC Fundraisers: July 23 - Brat Fry at Piggly Wiggly, Saukville July 30 - Brat Fry at Pick N Save, Grafton August 7 - Pizza Ranch (in Oostburg).

NOTICES

Movies have also been added to both of our cluster libraries. A wide var iety of books are also available. Divine Savior’s Library is in the former usher’s room at Holy Cross Chapel. OLL has their library in the Community Room. There is no need to check out the books or movies. Simply borrow them and then return them to the basket/bin marked for their return.

Communion Prayer Cards are available in the back of our chapels for those who are taking communion to those who are homebound. The card offers a simple prayer service that can be prayed with the homebound person. If you are interested in a more complete set of prayers for taking communion to the sick, please contact Deb Hamm.

Do you worry about your adult children who no longer practice their Catholic faith? You can order a free book Return: How to Draw Your Child Back to the Church Online (you only pay shipping). This book, by Brandon Vogt, is a rich resource not only for parents trying to reach their fallen away children, but for all of us. In a clear, inspiring, and detailed fashion, the book teaches us how to be faithful and effective everyday evangelists.

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Open Gym at OLL - Did you know Our Lady of the Lakes has opened up their Parish Center for a fun and safe place to hang out with your friends this summer? There will be games, sports, sidewalk chalk, drawing/coloring, and snacks provided! The more people we have attend the more fun it will be! Please consider bringing a friend! This event will be from 1:00-3:00 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and will continue through the end of July, not including the week of the 4th of July. Tuesdays will be for those in grades 7-12 and Thursdays will be for those in grades K5-6.

Vacation Bible School - So that we have time to order VBS T-shirts, your registration form must be turned in by July 12. Registration forms for VBS are available during Hospitality, in the back of the RL Chapel and on our website under Religious Education. Consider joining us this Thursday, June 29, 6:30 p.m., for our next get together to work on decorations. Come and be a part of the continuing VBS tradition here at Our Lady of the Lakes.

Life Long Faith Formation Commission - This Commission meets quarterly. Our next meeting is Monday, July 10 at 6:30 p.m. at the Parish Center. We would love to have more representation from parishioners of all ages and family situations: parents of CRE and/or DSCS school families, catechists, single adults, young parents and older adults. This is a standing committee of the pastoral council that collaborates with the pastor and staff on programs of evangelization and catechesis. The members help develop and promote opportunities for lifelong faith formation aimed at personal conversion and growth in faith. Our goal is to touch the lives of all parishioners. If you want more information or are interested, please contact Linda Guokas at lindag.dre@outlook.com or (920) 994-4380.

Scriptures: Jer. :10-13; Rom. 5:12-15; Matt. 10: 26-33

I imagine most of us could relate a little to what Jeremiah is feeling in today’s first reading. Most of us have had times in our lives when life seems to be falling apart and it appears that everyone is against us…or at least not paying attention to the struggles we are facing. It is clear that Jeremiah is feeling a great deal of doom and despair. “Terror on every side.” He feels like all his friends have turned on him. Jeremiah is certainly not the only Scriptural figure who expresses these types of feelings. Remember Moses when the people turn on him in the desert and he thinks they are going to kill him? And what of Isaac, whose own father almost sacrifices him? Many of the psalms written by King David begin this same way. What of Jesus’ disciples after he is crucified and even after his rises from the dead? They remain locked away in the upper room for a long time out of fear of what could happen to them. And speaking of Jesus…well, we certainly know what people did to him! As we continue in this passage from Jeremiah, we notice that the middle part is a prayer to God. He expresses confidence that the Lord is with him. He prays to God and entrusts his “cause” to God. Sound familiar? All of these other characters listed above do the same. And how often do we do that as well? Jeremiah moves immediately from entrusting his cause to God into an attitude of praise to God. It appears there has been a somewhat immediate resolution to Jeremiah’s woes. Sometimes, there are skipped verses when we read from Scriptures at Mass, but this is a contiguous passage. Jeremiah is rescued immediately… or is he? Perhaps the fact that he trusts in God and places his concerns in God’s hands is enough to immediately change Jeremiah’s perspective. It could be that he no longer feels completely abandoned because he feels God’s presence. Either way, Jeremiah’s perception of reality has changed. He is not alone. God is with him. Let us remember that when we feel abandoned and betrayed (even by those we deeply love), God never abandons us. If we can keep the love of our God in our hearts, we will always know someone cares.

Deb Hamm, Pastoral Associate

OUR LADY OF THE LAKES

FOR SALE

For Sale - 1,000 gal LP tank. Call Dennis at 920-994-9600 with questions. Please submit bid to: LP Tank, OLL Parish, 230 Butler St, Random Lake by June 30. Buyer responsible for removal and landscape repairs if any needed due to removal.

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CLUSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS

Sunday, June 25

11:00-3:00 - DS Parish Picnic - HC

Tuesday, June 27

1:00-3:00 pm - Open Gym Grades 7-12 - OLL PC

Wednesday, June 28

6:00 am - TMIY 11:30 am - Rosary & Communion - Gables 7:00 pm - Rosary - Little Kohler

Thursday, June 29

1:00-3:00 pm - Open Gym Grades K-6 - OLL PC 6:30 pm - OLL VBS Core Team Mtg.

Friday, June 30

Parish Offices are Closed

The OLL Human Concerns is collecting boxed meals (hamburger/tuna helper, mac & cheese) and body wash for the RL Interfaith Food Pantry. Drop off items in the back of the RL Chapel.

Items needed this week for the Port Washington Food Pantry are peanut butter , dr ied red/black lentil beans, cereal, soft corn tortillas, applesauce, lite peaches and pears, small pancake mix, fruit cups, Jell-O, canned chicken and toothpaste.

CLUSTER HUMAN CONCERNS

The next movie on July 11 at 6:00 p.m. in the OLL Community Room is Grace is Gone. “’John Cusack is brilliant’ in this engaging story about the power of family. In one of his most acclaimed performances, Cusack makes an astonishing transformation as Stanley Phillips, a dad and disconnected man unable to tell his young daughters that their mother, a soldier, has died in Iraq. Instead, he takes the girls on a road trip, where their innocent charm helps him rediscover a healing joy he thought he’d lost forever.” (from movie case). Sundance Film Festival Award Winner of Best Screen Play. 84 minutes. PG-13. Bring your own snacks.

MOVIES WITH MEANING

AIR CONDITIONING

Now that we are nearing the cooling season, if you normally sit near one of the Air Conditioning units in either of our chapels, please remember to bring a sweater or light jacket along to Mass. In order for the A/C to reach the middle of the congregation, it will always be cooler near the units.

THEOLOGY ON TAP

Attention all young adults! Do these warm summer days have you thinking about an ice cold beer and a night out with your friends? If so, Theology on Tap has you covered! Join other young adults for a cold beverage, appetizers, an opportunity to socialize, and to hear an uplifting message during the month of July. For dates, locations, and times please visit: www.johnpaul2center.org/TOT

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, 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 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 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.

Cor Jesu 7:00-9:00 p.m. Wednesdays - All are invited to continue to grow in intimate prayer with Praise & Worship music and the Sacraments at COR JESU. Cor Jesu is a Latin phrase for "Heart of Jesus." It is an opportunity for anyone in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee to continue to encounter Christ through Eucharistic Adoration, Reconciliation, Praise &

Worship, and Mass. Cor Jesu is hosted by St. Robert's Parish (4019 N. Farwell Avenue Shorewood, WI). Join us for this amazing opportunity of praise!

When is the last time you encouraged a young man to consider a vocation to the priesthood? We all talk about the priest shortage, but how many of us actively engage in making a difference for the future? If you know a single young man, encourage him to THINK PRIEST!

Advocates of Ozaukee County - Contact Advocates to find out about laws and support (i.e. legal assistance, shelters, and counseling) before you need them. We can help you plan ways to stay safe. Support Services are available at 262-284-6902 or toll free: 1-877-375-4034.

Do you need help to improve your marriage? Do you have trouble communicating? Deacon Gerry Malueg offers pastoral counseling at no cost, as a ministry of our cluster parishes. Call the parish office in Fredonia at 262-692-9994 to set up an appointment.

Brew City Catholic - With school coming to an end and summer approaching, do you have a bit more free time and are looking for something constructive to do? Brew City Catholic is the archdiocese’s hub for young adult events from volunteer opportunities, to pilgrimages abroad, as well as many summer gatherings right in your own backyard! Visit the following website to find what is right for you: http://www.johnpaul2center.org/Brew-City-Catholic/Young-Adult-Ministry.htm

If you are interested in learning more about career opportunities working for the church as a layperson, Cardinal Stritch University has several programs that can prepare you for this type of ministry. Contact Deb Hamm if you are interested in learning more.

Texas Roadhouse offers a Sunday Church program which donates 10% of your total food purchase to the church of your choice. Simply present a copy of the weekly church bulletin to your server at Texas Roadhouse and they will send us a check that month with their donation. Thank you.

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