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St. Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr Roman Catholic Parish and Oratory October 23rd to October 30th St. Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr Roman Catholic Parish and Oratory NOVEMBER 30TH TO DECEMBER 8TH 524 W. Historic Mitchell Street, Milwaukee, WI 53204-3509 FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT ~ 2019 VICAR GENERAL AND DELEGATE FOR THE UNITED STATES INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING The Very Reverend Monsignor M. Schmitz Provincial Superior Canon Matthew Talarico Parish Administrator and Rector Rev. Canon Benoît Jayr (414) 226 5490 (Priory), (414) 226 5534 (fax) , (414)-335-3124 (Emergencies) Oblate Abbé George Baird Assisting Priests Canon Matthew Weaver Secretary Mrs. Jo Ann Neumann Mr. Christopher Berry ~ Director of Sacred Music & Organist Mr. Mark Schuh ~ Associate Director of Music Mr. Fabian Qamar ~ Associate Director of Music To contact the St. Stanislaus office, please send e-mails to [email protected] Website: www.institute-christ-king.org/milwaukee/ NOVEMBER 30TH TO DECEMBER 7TH NOVENA PRAYER BY POPE SAINT PIUS X IN PREPARATION OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY O most Holy Virgin who wast pleasing to God and didst become His Mother. Immaculate in the body, in thy soul, in thy faith and in thy love, we beseech thee to look graciously upon the wretched who implore thy powerful protection. The wicked serpent, against whom the primal curse was hurled, continues nonetheless to wage war and to lay snares for the unhappy children of Eve. Ah, do thou, our Blessed Mother, our Queen and Advocate, who from the first instant of thy conception didst crush the head of our enemy, receive the prayers that we unite single-heartedly to thine and conjure thee to offer at the throne of God, that we may never fall into the snares that are laid for us, in such wise that we may all come to the haven of salvation; and in the midst of so many dangers may Holy Church and the fellowship of Christians everywhere sing once more the hymn of deliverance, victory and peace. Amen. Hail Mary… (thrice) V. O Mary, conceived without sin. R. Pray for us who have recourse to thee INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING SOVEREIGN PRIEST ST STANISLAUS BISHOP & MARTYR PARISH Announcements and Upcoming Events WELCOME TO ST. STANISLAUS PARISH AND ORATORY. The Parish of St. Stanislaus has been given over to the care of the Institute of Christ the King Sovereign Priest. The Parish Mass is said in English on Saturdays at 4:00 pm. Calendar of Events 2020 INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING CALENDARS Free Will Offering ~ Available at Church Entrances Sat 11/30 4:00 pm English Mass This full-color 2020 Liturgical Calendar is a helpful guide to the ebb and flow of our daily lives as Catholics Sun 12/1 First Sunday of Advent throughout the year. A true feast for the eyes, its pages 8:00 am Low Mass not only mark the daily feasts and fasts of the liturgical NO CATECHISM CLASS TODAY year, but the beautiful photos lift our hearts and minds to THANKSGIVING BREAK the power of God’s grace as each month features one of 10:00 am High Mass the seven sacraments or one of the major ceremonies of Holy Mother Church’s Sacred Liturgy. Fri 12/6 6:30 pm Low Mass followed by As we receive His grace through the sacraments of the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament Until Midnight *** NO CHRISTMAS CARDS THIS YEAR *** THE PROVONCIAL HEADQUARTES WILL NOT Sun 12/8 Feast of the Immaculate Conception HAVE CHRISTMAS CARDS FOR SALE THIS of the Blessed Virgin Mary, (Commer- YEAR. ation of the Second Sunday of Advent) 8:00 am Low Mass Catechism Class ATTENTION CCM MEMBERS 10:00 am High Mass CHANGE OF DATE FOR OUR NEXT St. Nick’s Party in Parish Hall QUARTERLY MEETING! 3:00 pm Mass in Sheboygan Mark your calendars: Wednesday December 18 at 7 p.m. All ladies of the parish are welcome. Upcoming Events Spiritual Preparation for Christmas Sat 12/14 6:30 am Rorate Caeli Mass This is the time of the year when the world wants to draw you into material things, all in the name of Christ- Sat 12/28 9:00 am Little Innocents Mass fol- mas. It will be promoting Christmas trees, Christmas lowed by Continental Breakfast gifts, Christmas cards, Christmas decorations, etc., all to supposedly prepare you for that holy day. Sat 5/2/2020 Next Fundraising Dinner! That may all be good, but we know that Jesus is the rea- son for the season. His birth is the centerpiece of our December. Therefore, spiritual preparation is pivotal. Holy Name Society Book Collection Prayer cards are available in the back of church in plastic The Holy Name Society is accepting book donations for boxes marked Christmas Preparation and contain a pray- its next book sale. Especially requested are books on er to be recited from November 30th to December 25th. Mary, Fatima and all solid Catholic books. Please take one. May it help you in your preparation for Please leave your donated books in the specially marked Christmas. box on the steps by the back door of the rectory. THANK YOU! Our Lady of Fatima Statue You may request to have the Fatima Statue in your home Traditional Latin Mass Missals for Sale for 2 to 3 weeks at a time. This is an excellent way to New Daily Hand Missals for $20.00 honor Our Blessed Mother and bring blessings to you. Please speak to one of the ushers For more information, please call the church office at Missals are made available by the Holy Name Society 414-226-5490 or email: [email protected] First Sunday of Advent (Ad te levavi) LITURGICAL CALENDAR Mass XVII; Credo I Veni Emmanuel, French Trad. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT (VIGIL) Creator alme siderum ROSSINI (1890-1975) 4:00 pm English Mass † Herman & Loretta Weber by Dan & Katherine Weber Rorate Caeli MODE I, Arr. J. Michael Thompson SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT Hymn: Savior of the Nations, Come 1ST CLASS/VIOLET English Mass 8:00 am Low Mass † William Lazarski Red hymnal: 370, Kyrie 340, 371, Sanctus 10:00 am High Mass † James Butler by Jack & Allie Butler 348, Agnus Dei 353, 368, 357 MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, ST. VIVIAN, VIRGIN & MARTYR, (COM. OF FERIA OF ADVENT) 3RD CLASS/RED Daily Memorare Prayer 12:00 pm Low Mass † Ray McMullen by the Wirtz Family For the special intention of the Pro- TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, ST. FRANCIS XAVIER, CONFESSOR, (COM. OF FERIA OF ADVENT) vincial Superior of the Institute of 3RD CLASS/WHITE Christ the King Sovereign Priest (To 12:00 pm Low Mass † Eileen Therese Nettesheim by the Mazza Family build the National Shrine of Christ the King), and in union with all of the WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, ST. PETER CHRYSOLOGUS, BISHOP, CONFESSOR & DOCTOR, apostolates throughout the United (COM. OF FERIA OF ADVENT & ST. BARBARA) 3RD CLASS/WHITE States, we pray: Remember... 12:00 pm Low Mass Tracy McGuire by the Stroud Family First Friday December 6, 2019 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5,VOTIVE MASS OF JESUS CHRIST THE HIGH PRIEST, (COM. OF FERIA OF ADVENT & ST. SABBAS) First Friday Adoration of the Blessed 3RD CLASS/WHITE Sacrament with Benediction starting at FIRST THURSDAY 8:00 pm until midnight. Choose your 12:00 pm Low Mass † Gail A Schulz by Leonard Schulz hour and sign up on the sheet in the back of the church. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, ST. NICHOLAS, BISHOP & CONFESSOR, VOTIVE MASS OF THE SA- CRED HEART, (COM. OF FERIA OF ADVENT) Come and watch one hour with 3RD CLASS/WHITE FIRST FRIDAY 6:30 pm Low Mass Bernhart & Margaret Gotthart by the Gotthart Family Douay ~ Rheims Holy Bible for $100 Thanks to a very generous benefactor SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, VOTIVE MASS OF THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY, (COM. we have brand new Douay - Rheims OF FERIA OF ADVENT & ST. AMBROSE) Bibles with commentary for sale! These 3RD CLASS/WHITE are beautifully bound bibles. This will FIRST SATURDAY be a wonderful Christmas gift. Limited 9:00 am Low Mass Triumph of the Immaculate Heart of Mary by Anonymous quantities!!! Please contact the parish SATURDAY, DECEMNER 7, SECOND SUNDAY OF ADVENT (VIGIL) office to reserve your bible. 4:00 pm English Mass † Louis & Evelyn Wargolet by Rachel Meyer Collections SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY, Saturday: 11/23 PATRONESS OF THE INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING SOVEREIGN PRIEST (COM. OF SEC- 4:00 pm Mass $303.00 OND SUNDAY OF ADVENT) Sunday 11/24 1ST CLASS/WHITE 8:00 am Mass: $2876.00 10:00 am Mass: $2783.00 8:00 am Low Mass Elizabeth Sabez by Kathy Brockman Sheboygan : $338.00 10:00 am High Mass † Emily Tannel by Joan Rooney October On Line Giving: $3465.00 Parish Registration Would you like to register as a parishioner at St. Stanislaus Parish & Oratory? Registration forms are located in the back of church. Please fill it out and place it in the collection. PRAYER INTENTIONS Isaiah Patterson, Pauline Fichtner, Henry Stoecker, Jerry & Anne Marie Dempsey, Dick Muchka(†), Dean Kusik, Caterina Kolodzinski, Fr. John Rausch, Karen Moreau, Fred Mertens, Edward Heckenkamp(†), Vera Barczak, Randy Rakowski, Michelle & Tim Cascio, Leo Gossen, Ruthann Baird, Peter Zignego, William Sweetman Jr., Mike Balister, Ann Biwer, Phyllis Wegener(†), Betty Jane Sharkey (†), George Polacek(†), Richmond Family, Ruplinger Family, Frances Wirtz(†), Monsignor Olszyk(†), Rose Flees(†), Kathy Brockman, Fr. Turner, Holly LeSac, Cathy Schmanski, David Bonar, Scott Francis, Rita Speth (†), Sandy Muchka, Michael Patzer, Audrey Braun.(†), Troy Massman, Joyce Zignego, Rob Murawski, Marion Minger, Al (†), & Bernadine Zoril, Monica Houdek (†), Elizabeth Willoughby, Dawn Cresci, Carol Finke, Tim Tomter, Paul Zignego, Paul Stich, Megan Olszewski, Arlen Herink, Frank Shibilski, Judith Kenney, Darlene Beyer, Ambrose Barczak.
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