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Saint Jude the Apostle Parish Saint Jude the Apostle Parish Fourth Sunday of Easter April 25, 2021 First Communion Celebrations April 25, 2021 Samuel Boshart Philomena Konshak Nicholas Rausch Eloise Cockerham Katherine Kriegl Livia Rollinger Vincenzo Debruin Alberta Kruse Eliana Schoenwald Aveyn Dux Alice Lydecker Emily Wanek Adam Handrich April Malcom Jack Webster Luciana Jankowski Jacob Mrotek Leo Webster Bennet Kearns Catalina Ostrenga Violet Wolfgram May 2, 2021 William Babcock Noah Martinez Maxwell Ripp Elsa Beihoff Jack Meuler Sofia Schrimpf Daniel George Jack Parsons Elizabeth Vebber Britta Hubertz Evelyn Raue Alexandra Weiss John Kroner Agatha Zunac May 9, 2021 Sophia DenDooven Kaden Konieczka Evelyn Scoptur Connor Hanley Nathan Ray Robert Steldt Bernard Herro Valentina Rodriguez Hailey Kathleen Temke John Kaminsky Charlotte Scoptur Eloise Thompson Margaret Klajbor Declan Tierney 734 Glenview Avenue, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin 53213 www.stjudeparishwauwatosa.org Welcome Visitors and Guests If you are a visitor to Saint Jude the Apostle Parish, we want you to know how very welcome you are. If you are interested in joining Saint Jude or simply would like to learn more about our parish, please feel free to call Gary Heun, our pastoral minister, at 4142588821. Pastoral Staff PASTOR ……………………………………….…...4142588821 MAINTENANCE ………………………………..…4143180485 Fr. Charles Conley Mr. Rick Anderson, Supervisor *[email protected] *[email protected] Fr. Emmanuel Udo (In residence from Nigeriaon Sabbatical) PASTORAL COUNCIL OFFICERS & TRUSTEES *[email protected]; 4142588821 x229 Mr. Jack Raue, Pastoral Council Chairperson Fr. Mark Obeten (In residence from NigeriaDoctoral Studies) Mr. Steven Gorzek, Trustee/Secretary 4142588821 x231 Mr. Tom Mullooly, Trustee/Treasurer PERMANENT DEACON LITURGY/MUSIC OFFICE …………...…………4142588821 Deacon Don Borkowski Mr. Crawford Wiley, Director of Liturgy & Music PARISH OFFICE ….4142588821……FAX: 4142587371 *[email protected] Office Hours 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM MondayFriday RELIGIOUS EDUCATION OFFICE …….……4142588821 Mr. Gerald Stilp, Director of Administrative Services Mr. Gary Heun, Director of Religious Ed/Pastoral Associate *[email protected] *[email protected] Mrs. Melinda Morris, Director of Finance THRIFT SHOP …………………………………….4142590975 *[email protected] Mrs. Roberta Dollhopf, Manager Sr. Dianne Engelhart, SSND Parish Office Assistant/Secretary *[email protected] *[email protected] Mrs. Patricia (Patty) Turdo, Accounting Assistant *[email protected] SCHOOL ……4147711520………FAX: 4147713748 Mrs. Catherine LaDien, PrincipalNPresident *[email protected] Ms. Mary Ferguson, Assistant Administrator *[email protected] Readings for the Week of April 25, 2021 Mass Intentions for the Wee Fourth Sunday of Easter: Acts 4:812/Ps 118:1, 89, 2123, 26, 28, 29 [22]/1 Jn 3:12/Jn 10:1118 Wednesday, April 28Easter Weekday Monday: Acts 11:118/Ps 42:23; 43:3, 4 [cf. 3a]/Jn 6:45 † Edward Poole 10:110 Friday, April 30Easter Weekday Tuesday: Acts 11:1926/Ps 87:1b3, 45, 67 [117:1a]/ 9:00 † Tom Engelhardt Jn 10:2230 Saturday, May 1Mass of Anticipation for Sunday Wednesday: Acts 12:24N13:5a/Ps 67:23, 5, 6 and 8 5:00 † Fran Powell [4]/Jn 12:4450 Sunday, May 2Fifth Sunday of Easter Thursday: Acts 13:1325/Ps 89:23, 2122, 25 and 27 9:00 For the Parish [2]/Jn 13:1620 11:00 † Ed Hall Friday: Acts 13:2633/Ps 2:67, 89, 1011ab [7bc]/Jn 14:16 Let Us Hold In Prayer . Saturday: Acts 13:4452/Ps 98:1, 23ab, 3cd4 [3cd]/Jn 14:714 St. Joseph the Worker: Gn 1:26N2:3 or Col The Infirm and the Homebound 3:1415, 17, 2324/Ps 90:2, 34, 1213, 14 and 16 [cf. As always, let us pray in a special way for all those who are 17b]/Mt 13:5458 homebound or recovering from an illness or surgery. Fr. Jeff Loebl, S.J., Carmen Singleton, Caesar Prospero, Fifth Sunday of Easter: Acts 9:2631/Ps 22:2627, 28, Catherine Schmanski, Stephanie Buchmann, 30, 3132 [26a]/1 Jn 3:1824/Jn 15:18 Frances Fischbach, Don Washburn, Louise Stemo, Michael Sasada, Elizabeth Handrich, Polly Westfall, Dorothy SchneiderFuelling, Wanda Baker May the peace and love of the Holy Spirit All Those Who Serve to Protect increase in us always! Please pray for our service men and women, who are serving NBl. Theresa of Jesus Gerhardinger, both at home and overseas, and their families. Foundress of the School Sisters of Notre Dame, Written in 1858 If you would like to add the name of a St. Jude parishioner to our prayer lists, please call the parish office at 4142588821. Cover photo credit: S. Dianne Marie Engelhart, SSND Fourth Sunday of Easter Page 3 April 25, 2021 Work Begins on 2021 Guide Book & Directory Chocolate Sale Being Held This Month In order to help us all know more about our parish and to Luscious cherry cordials, creamy meltaways and a have an annually updated parish directory, we have contracted variety of other favorite chocolates from Hughes’ Home with Guide Book Publishing to produce a Guide Book and Maid Chocolates will be available for purchase at the parish Directory. The book will be directly mailed to every house- this month. hold in our parish and is being provided at no cost to us. The Mother’s Day “Sweet Street” sale, sponsored by the This Guide Book and Directory is, and shall remain, the Women of St. Jude, will feature onepound boxes of the property of this congregation only. Use of this book by any- popular treats for $20. Hughes’ has been a chocolate maker one for a business purpose or for telephone or mail solicitation in Oshkosh since 1942 and draws customers from across the is strictly forbidden. If you do not want your phone number country. and/or your address listed in this publication, please contact The sale is a preorder, prepaid event. Order forms are the parish office at 4142588821. Also please let us know of any changes in address or phone numbers. available online at the St. Jude Parish website, stjudeparishwauwatosa.org. (No printer? Call Patti for a Food Pantry News copy at 4148750875.) Mail orders and payments to the We are continuing to have our monthly food parish office at 734 Glenview Ave., Wauwatosa, WI 53213 pantry collections for the House of Peace and by April 28. Make checks payable to Women of St. Tosa Food Pantry. Nonperishable items may be Jude. placed in the collection baskets located near the Pickup times will be Friday, May 7, from 10:30 AM to south entrance of the church. Please, no expired 11:30 AM for St. Jude families and 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM items. Our boxes for monetary donations will be for everyone else; and Saturday, located on the communion rails at all Masses the weekend of May 8, from 9:00 AM to Noon for May 1st and 2nd. everyone, in the St. Jude south Both pantries welcome your donations of low fat, low parking lot. sugar, and low salt healthy foods. All donations brought to church should be nonperishables, such as: canned tuna, chicken, corned beef, peanut butter, soups, vegetables, cereals etc. Personal care items are accepted as well. The Catholic Stewardship Appeal, Your financial support is also greatly appreciated. the annual fundraising campaign of the tencounty Arch Monetary donations help to provide perishable items such as: diocese of Milwaukee, supports Catholic life throughout meat, milk, etc. If you wish to offer further monetary southeastern Wisconsin. The Appeal provides Catholics assistance by writing a check, please make it out to Tosa opportunities to support a wide range of ministries and Community Food Pantry and send to: Tosa Community Food programs that benefit more than 500,000 people each Pantry c/o St. Bernard Parish, 7474 Harwood Ave., Wauwa tosa, WI 53213 OR House of Peace and send to: House of year. Peace, 1702 W. Walnut St., Milwaukee, WI 53205. Our Catholic faith calls each of us to respond to the Thank you for your generosity!!! needs of others by sharing God’s love. The Catholic Stewardship Appeal provides an important way for us to Tosa Community Food Pantry Update put our faith into action. It is an invitation to meet the After battling the severe weather and honoring Covid needs of the community across the ten counties of the pandemic guidelines, the Tosa Community Food Pantry is now Archdiocese of Milwaukee. There is no better, more moving its operations from the St. Bernard's parking lot to its convenient way to participate in making lives better than site in the church basement. through the Appeal. The Pantry accepts nonperishable food items and monetary donations, and is open on Saturdays from 9:0011:00 AM and Mondays from 1:003:00 PM. The Pantry is eager to serve its clients and provide food relief to the community. Boxtops for Education helps our school earn money for our many projects and initiatives. This year, more than ever, it's so important to have fundraisers to help us earn money for all our extraordinary expenses. Your financial help serves to ignite, renew and Boxtops for Education is great because there's energize Catholic life across southeastern Wisconsin. no extra money involved. Simply download the BoxTops Gifts of all sizes are welcome and needed. To donate, text for Education app to your phone, scan receipts from your APPEAL2021 to 4143488380, give online at regular participating purchases, and St. Jude School earns www.catholicappeal.org or mail your contribution to the money. (Although, if you still have box tops, please send Catholic Stewardship Appeal, 3501 S. Lake Drive, them in and St. Jude School can still get credit.) Milwaukee, WI 53207. Fourth Sunday of Easter Page 4 April 25, 2021 Reflection on Sunday’s Gospel Adopt a St. Jude Flower Bed for the Season! Any builder worth his or her salt Our St.
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