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We welcome each of you as we remember Jesus’ baptism and our own baptisms. In the thought of the early church . . . We find Christian baptism closely connected with the death and resurrection of Christ as a solemn rite in which the individual becomes so untied with Christ that he dies to sin and rises with a new life.
St. Mary’s Mission Sewing Circle
Thursday, January 30th at 9am in the Gathering Space
Everyone Welcome!
Lakewood Church 4:00 P.M. Saturday
9:00 A.M. Sunday
Reconciliation Times
9:00 A.M. First Fridays
3:30 P.M. SaturdaySilver Cliff Chapel
W13397 County Road C
Silver Cliff, WI 54104
5:30 P.M. SaturdayReconciliation Times
First Saturdays
following Mass
Crooked Lake Chapel
15478 Whispering Pines Lane
Crooked Lake, WI 54149
7:30 A.M. Sunday
Reconciliation Times
Second Sundays
following Mass
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Mass Intentions
Saturday, January 18, 20204:00pm Lakewood: Living & Deceased People of the Parish
5:30pm: Silver Cliff: Ed WendtSunday, January 19 2020
7:30am Crooked Lake: Living & Deceased People of the Parish
9:00am Lakewood: Charlie HirschTuesday, January 21, 2020
8:30am Lakewood: For Vocations
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
8:30am Lakewood: Bob Landwehr
Thursday, January 23, 20208:30am Lakewood: Fr. Leo Lessard Friday, January 24, 2020
8:30amLakewood: FortheSick
Saturday, January 25, 2020
4:00pm Lakewood: Living & Deceased People of the Parish
5:30pm: Silver Cliff: Victor & Ruth MatchSunday, January 26, 2020
7:30am Crooked Lake: Living & Deceased People of the Parish
9:00am Lakewood: Ed Bloomer -
Hospitality Weekend
Sunday, Feb 2ndOn the First Sunday of every month...
You are cordially invited for coffee, donuts, and
fellowship after;9:00 am Mass at Lakewood
7:30 am Mass at Crooked Lake.
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Pray Requests
Prayer Requests
For healing and good health of mind, body, and spirit:Larry Goffard, Lillian Williamson, Randy Enderby, Ken Marsolek,
Mike Janesch, Carol Bretl,
Bernice Gruenke and Roger EnderbyFor Eternal Rest, and for God’s Blessings on their Families:
Donna Gantz and Gordon SkolaskiFor all the prayer requests written in our Parish Book of Petitions.
Prayer Shawls available in the office.
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Saturday Matinee
St. Mary’s Holy Name Society is sponsoring a viewing of he movie “Unplanned” at 1:30 PM Saturday, January 25th in the church narthex. The movie is intended for adults and mature teens, parental discretion is advised. “Unplanned” brings us an eye-opening inside the abortion industry through one woman’s inspiring true story of transformation.
All Abby Johnson ever wanted to do was to help women. She believed a woman’s right to choose, and as one of the youngest Planned Parenthood clinic directors in the nation she was involved in upwards of 22,000 abortions. Until the day she saw something that changed everything, leading Abby Johnson to join her former enemies at 40 Days for Life, and become one of the most ardent pro-life advocates in America. For many years are parish has been involved with 40 Days for Life and this movie brings home the necessity for us as Christians to continue to support the Right to Life movement. The movie concludes beforeSaturday’s 4 PM Mass.
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Book Group
We invite you to join
a Book Group at St. Mary's
The group will read and discuss the book Falling Upward by Richard Rohr.
9:15 am - 10:15 am
St. Mary's Gathering Space.
Wednesday 2020 dates are as follows;
Jan 22
Feb 12
March 11
April 15
May 13
Please bring your favorite beverage.
A healthy snack will be provided.We’ll listen and explore what the Spirit is calling forth in our individual lives.
The flow of the hour will be opening prayer, discussing the chapters using guided questions, and close with a prayer. The only cost is the purchase of the book Falling Upward.
It costs between $14-$20, depending on where you purchase it. If you’re interested in this opportunity, please sign up in the back of church by the elevator or call/text the facilitator Caroline Coughlin Lampereur
(715) 850-0816.
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Grief Support 2020
You are invited to join a group
of caring, compassionate adults
and journey into your grief
through sharing stories,
cultivating hope, and finding meaning.
Meetings held Saturdays-
9:30 - 11:30 amJanuary 18
February 8
March 14
St. Mary’s of the Lake Catholic Church, Lakewood in the Fellowship Hall Lower Level.
Registration is appreciated but not required 715-276-7364.
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Time Well Spent...
Please join us at
the Lakewood Assisted Living.
You are invited to join us on the 2nd Thursday of
every month at 1pm at the Lakewood Assisted Living.
We gather and do activities with the residents and have an ice cream social.
The time spend there is only
about an hour but the people love the company!
Plan an afternoon out of the house and make someone’s day extra special!
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From the Parish...
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Links
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Endowments to Support Seminarian Education
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Time and Talent
Servers Needed at Lakewood
Young, middle-age, or seniors, you can specify Saturday or Sunday. Help as an individual, or a team. Call the parish office if interested
715-276-7364.
Key Board Players at MassWe are looking for people who play the key board and would like to play at Mass.
Please share your talents with us.
Contact Lois Fischer
at 715-276-3603.
She will make arrangements with you.
Silver Cliff Chapel
Needs MinistersThe Silver Cliff Chapel is in need of Lectors, Eucharistic Ministers and Choir members. If you are able to help out please call Mary Wagner at 715-757-2292.
Servers & Commentators
are needed at the
Crooked Lake Chapel
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Mission Sewing NewsOur clothes have made it to the Dominican Republic and Haiti!
Over 350 shorts, sundresses and
small blankets were donated to the Green Bay Mission Support Ministry and were included in a recent shipment to the D.R. and Haiti.
Many children have been effected by recent hurricanes and we know our handiwork will be greatly appreciated.Over the years our “sewers” have made over 6000 items for needy children.
But we need more “sewers” to continue our ministry.
Even “snowbirds” can help us, too! Our patterns are simple and fabric is provided.
Please come to our meeting on
Thur. Nov 21, at 9:00 AM
in the Church gathering space for information and supplies.
Call Gerry Doran, 920-590-0239,
if you have any questions or
need to meet at another time.Also, donations of
STURDY COTTON FABRIC
(1 yard or more) are needed
(please, no used sheets or clothing). Donations can be left in the blue bin in the Church hallway near the elevator.
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Launching of Capital Campaign
After much prayer, discernment, and consultation on various levels, our Bishop Ricken is launching a
Capital Campaign called,
one by One
in our Diocese of Green Bay.
This diocesan-wide campaign will empower each of us to more fully share in the mission of the church. With the grace of God, this Campaign will help our parish not just to survive, but to thrive. Through this Campaign we will be able to share with many more people the healing, teaching and loving presence of Jesus where we live, work and pray. We are called, one by one, to share our faith with people and help them build a deeper relationship with Jesus.
Leading More People to Christ Through Vibrant ParishesThrough your support of the
one by One campaign our parishes will be able to enhance ministries that lead more people to Christ. Your support not only ensures the future of our parishes, it enhances Catholic education, broadens social services and living justice programs and cares for our seminarians. To make your gift today contact the parish office, visit the one by One campaign website at
one.catholicfoundationgb.org
or call Josh Diedrich
toll-free at 877-500-3580,
ext. 8197.
