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Roman Catholic Parish and Oratory ODŽǕǐǃdžǓ 23ǓDž Ǖǐ ODŽǕǐǃdžǓ 30Ǖlj St. Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr Roman Catholic Parish and Oratory APRIL 20TH TO APRIL 28TH 524 W. Historic Mitchell Street, Milwaukee, WI 53204-3509 EASTER SUNDAY 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 Monsignor Thomas Olszyk Secretary Mrs. Jo Ann Neumann Mr. Mark Schuh ~ Director of Sacred Music Mr. Fabian Qamar ~ Associate Director of Sacred Music The Resurrection of Jesus Christ To contact the St. Stanislaus office, please send e-mails to [email protected] by Piero della Francesca (1463) Website: www.institute-christ-king.org/milwaukee/ FROM THE RECTORS’S DESK Christ is Risen! The Chruch cries out on Easter Sunday: This is the day the Lord has made. It is the holiest day of the entire year. On Easter day and along the Octave, in time of Christendom, Roman Catholics greeted each other with the words of the Gospel of St. Luke (24:34): “Surrexit Dominus vere, Alleluia!” (The lord is risen, indeed!). The person so greet- ed responds: “Et Apparuit Simoni, Alleluia!” (And has appeared unto Simon, Alleluia!”). Easter is the foundation of our faith. Jesus is risen, He has triumphed and we are all sharers in that victory over sin and death. We all know the origin of such joy: God has acted as He has promised. Since we share this unique news we receive also a special mission: to be bea- cons of faith and hope and love in a world that knows too much hatred and division. The world needs that from us. Christ is risen, He is truly risen! Let us rejoice and be glad! INSTITUTE OF CHRIST THE KING SOVEREIGN PRIEST ST STANISLAUS BISHOP & MARTYR PARISH AǏǏǐǖǏDŽdžǎdžǏǕǔ ǂǏDž UǑDŽǐǎNJǏLj EǗdžǏǕǔ 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 SPECIAL COLLECTION FOR INSTITUTE SEMINARIANS: SUNDAY MAY 5TH Sat 4/20 Holy Saturday Twice a year we kindly ask for your help to support semi- 3:30 pm to 5:30 pm Confession narians of the Institute of Christ the King, your future 6:00 pm Easter Vigil High Mass priests. Our international seminary, located in Gricigliano, near Florence, Italy provides priestly formation for about Sun 4/21 Easter Sunday 70 seminarians, not to mention the other 20 who work and 10:00 am High Mass study in our worldwide apostolate because the seminary is 12:00 pm English Mass not large enough to accommodate them all! The cost of NO CATECHISM CLASS maintaining the seminary and of making new rooms to ac- commodate our increasing number of seminarians alone is quite high. Many seminarians cannot afford the modest Sat 4/27 9:00 am Low Mass tuition fee on their own. May God bless you for your gen- 4:00 pm English Mass erosity toward His future priests on Good Shepherd Sun- Annual Fund Raising Dinner day, May 5th! Sun 4/28 Low Sunday (Octave Day of Easter) 8:00 am Low Mass ST. ADALBERT Catechism Class Tuesday, April 23rd, is the feast day of St. Adalbert, Martyr and 10:00 am High Mass Bishop of Prague. He is represented inside our church in the 3:00 pm Mass in Sheboygan 2nd medallion from the front on the gospel side and outside in a statue on the front porch. His is the statue on the north side Upcoming Events of the main entrance. This 10th century saint was driven out of his bishopric twice Sat 5/11 St. Stanislaus Father/Daughter Dance and instead of returning after the 2nd exile, he went to Poland and Prussia where he succeeded in converting many. However, he was opposed by certain infidels. One of them knocked him Sat 5/18 Institute of Christ the King Holy Hill down with an oar, which is often represented in his statues, Pilgrimage including ours. St. Adalbert was martyred by those same infidels on April 23, Sun 5/19 First Holy Communion 997. His tomb is in the cathedral church of Gnesna, Poland. ST. MARK Sun 7/7 Annual Church Picnic Thursday, April 25th, is the feast day of St. Mark, the Evange- list. He is represented in our church on the beam over the Sun 10/13 Confirmation with Bishop Schuerman sanctuary by one of the four symbols from the Apocalypse. Auxiliary Bishop of Milwaukee His symbol, 2nd from the right, is the lion, a symbol of cour- age. He started his gospel with St. John the Baptist in the de- REGISTRATION CLOSED sert. The lion is a desert animal. St. Mark was a Jew who was converted by the apostles after Christ’s resurrection. He became a companion to St. Peter and wrote the 2nd gospel. Because of their close relationship, many Raffle Tickets believe that St. Peter was the source for much of that gospel. All raffle tickets must be turned in to the office before This evangelist later became a bishop, possibly in Italy but defi- the Parish Dinner on April, 27th. Tickets will be sold the nitely in Egypt. As bishop of Alexandria, he assembled a large night of the event! Winners do not need to be present to group of Christians who were primarily Jewish converts. He win. Please help us finish strong and replace the last was seized by heathens, dragged behind an ox for over a day until he expired. His remains were gathered up and honored in 4 stained Glass Windows in the church. a marble tomb which was removed to Venice, Italy in the 9th May God reward your generosity! century, where it is honored to this day. Music for Easter Vigil LITURGICAL CALENDAR During the procession to the baptismal font, "Sicut cervus" by G.P. da Palestrina (Italian, SATURDAY, APRIL 20, HOLY SATURDAY 1525-1594) 1ST CLASS/VIOLET/WHITE "Mass in G Major": KYRIE by G. B. Casali 6:00 pm Easter Vigil and High Mass † Jerome Van Beek by Heide Van Bee (Italian, 1715-1792) "Missa Regina Pacis" by Pietro Yon (Italian- SUNDAY, APRIL 21, EASTER SUNDAY American, 1886-1943) 1ST CLASS/VIOLET "Surrexit pastor bonus" by Jacquet de Ber- 10:00 am High Mass Ann Biwer by M/M Richard Taylor chem (aka Jakob van Berchem, Franco- Flemish, c.1505-c.1567) SUNDAY, APRIL 21, EASTER SUNDAY † Translation: The Good Shepherd is risen, 12:00 pm English Mass † Helen Kotecki by Fr. Ronald Kotecki who laid down his life for his sheep, and vouchsafed to die for his flock, Alleluia! MONDAY, APRIL 22, EASTER MONDAY "Laudate Dominum" by Kaspar Ett (German, 1ST CLASS/WHITE 1788-1847) 12:00 pm Low Mass David Lang by M/M John Siegert "Regina Caeli" by Antonio Lotti (Italian, 1667 -1740) TUESDAY, APRIL 23, EASTER TUESDAY "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" (English text 1ST CLASS/WHITE and tune, 18th century, arranged by Frank 12:00 pm Low Mass † Madge Tomter by Tim Tomter Campbell-Watson, American, 1898-1980) Music for Easter Sunday WEDNESDAY, APRIL 24, EASTER WEDNESDAY "Alleluia, Alleluia, Let the Holy Anthem Rise" 1ST CLASS/WHITE "Vidi aquam" by Camil van Hulse (Belgian- 12:00 pm Low Mass Judith Bruske by the Fred D’Amato Family American, 1897-1988) "Missa Regina Pacis", Credo III, "Surrexit THURSDAY, APRIL 25, EASTER THURSDAY pastor bonus" (see above 1ST CLASS/VIOLET translation), "Laudate Dominum", "Regina 12:00 pm Low Mass Ted & Judy Hart by Carol Sroor Caeli" by Lotti, and "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" (See Easter Vigil section for more FRIDAY, APRIL 26, EASTER FRIDAY detailed information) 1ST CLASS/WHITE 12PM EASTER SUNDAY MASS 6:30 pm Low Mass † Harry Heffel by Helena Heffel 442, 459, after renewal of baptismal promises: 720, 458, 443 SATURDAY, APRIL 27, EASTER SATURDAY 1ST CLASS/WHITE Easter Flower Collection 9:00 am Low Mass Poor Souls by Karen Zivnuska There will be a special collection taken in the remaining week of Holy Week to help SATURDAY, APRIL 27, DIVINE MERCY, (VIGIL) † pay for the Easter Decorations. You are 4:00 pm English Mass † Catherine Ajala & Hildegarde Stark by Family & Friends able to put your Easter flower donation in every collection in the next few weeks. UNDAY PRIL OW UNDAY CTAVE AY OF ASTER S , A 28, L S ,(O D E ) Please use the special Easter Flower Of- 1ST CLASS/WHITE fering envelopes. Your intentions will be 8:00 am Low Mass Intentions of Eric Sobczak 10:00 am High Mass Michelle Cascio by the CCM remembered at the altar during the Octave of Easter. Thank you so much for helping to make the church beautiful for Easter! TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME! Collections SATURDAY, APRIL 27TH Saturday: 4/13 4:00 Mass $448.00 Join us for a delicious dinner, silent auction, oral auction, $100 raffle, Sunday 4/14 wine pull, and much more as we raise money for the St. Stanislaus Build- 8:00am Mass: $3230.00 ing Restoration Fund. 10:00 am Mass: $3614.00 Let’s Root, Root, Root for the Home Team at the St. Stanislaus Annual Sheboygan: $196.00 Fundraising Dinner. Sport your favorite baseball attire for a chance to receive the “most unique baseball fan” award! SEATING IS LIMITED PRAYER INTENTIONS Isaiah Patterson, Pauline Fichtner, Henry Stoecker, Jerry & Anne Marie Dempsey, Dick Muchka(†), Dean Kusik, Caterina Kolodzinski, Fr.
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