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August 29, 2021 Divine Savior 305 Fredonia Ave, Fredonia, (262)692-9994 [email protected] Our Lady of the Lakes 230 Butler St, Random Lake, (920)994-4380 [email protected] Divine Savior Catholic School 305 Fredonia Ave, Fredonia, (262)692-2141 [email protected] www.dsoll.org August 29, 2021 Cluster Mission Statement: Divine Savior and Our Lady of the Lakes, under the intercession of Mary Mother of the Church, is a Christ- centered family. Nourished by the Sacraments, we aspire to grow in our discipleship, build God’s Kingdom and be Christ’s presence to all we encounter. 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 - 5:30 pm at St. Rose Chapel Tuesday - 8:00 am at St. Rose Chapel Wednesday - 8:00 am at OLL - RL Thursday - No Mass Friday - No Mass Confession Times - First Saturday of the month at Holy Cross from 3:45-4:15 pm; 2nd Wednesday at OLL-RL from 5:00-6:00 pm; Mondays at St. Rose Chapel, Fredonia, from 5:00-5:30 pm; or by contacting Fr. Gideon. PAGE 2 MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK PRAYERS REQUESTED SATURDAY, August 28 - Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time We pray for the improved health of… Dt 4:1-2,6-8 Jas 1:17-18,21b-22,27 Mk 7:1-8,14-15,21-23 Enrique Ramirez Ruth Seider 4:30 pm - HC † Edwin Buechler, † Germaine Buechler, Brandon Krauska Sonia Larson † Ronald Schmit, † Tyler Bares Susan Hanna Robert Wester SUNDAY, August 29 - Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Jerome Wichgers Grace Lanser Time Jayne Emerson Evelyn Walber Dt 4:1-2,6-8 Jas 1:17-18,21b-22,27 Mk 7:1-8,14-15,21-23 Paul McNally Fr. Jim Ernster 8:15 am - RL - Peter A. & † Carol Paulus, † Tom Morgan, † Jim Ana and Blake Zane Mary Thill Mesarich, † John Mueller Margaret Medinger Clara Weyker 10:00 am - HC † Helen Thomes MONDAY, August 30 - Weekday 1 Thes 4:13-18 Lk 4:16-30 5:30 pm - Fredonia - For Our Parishioners Names will be on the prayer list for three months. Please Chapel open for Private Prayer starting at 10:00 am. call the parish office to add, renew or remove the name of an immediate family member. Thank you. TUESDAY, August 31 - Weekday 1 Thes 5:1-6,9-11 Lk 4:31-37 8:00 am - Fredonia - For our Parishioners CLUSTER CALENDAR OF EVENTS WEDNESDAY, September 1 - Weekday Col 1:1-8 Lk 4:38-44 Monday, August 30 8:00 am - RL † Wayne Houpt, † Souls in Purgatory, † Marleene ♦ 5:00-5:30 pm - Reconciliation - Fredonia Thomas ♦ 6:30-7:30 pm - DSCS Advisory Commission Chapel open after Mass until 3:00 pm for private prayer. ♦ 6:30-8:30 pm - Cluster Young Adult Bible Study THURSDAY, September 2 - Weekday Tuesday, August 31 Col 1:9-14 Lk 5:1-11 ♦ 6:30 am - Women’s Stretch & Pray - OLL PC No Morning Mass or Communion Service Wednesday, September 1 FRIDAY, September 3 - St. Gregory the Great, Pope and ♦ 10:15 am - Communion - Gables on the Pond Doctor of the Church Thursday, September 2 Col 1:15-20 Lk 5:33-39 ♦ 6:30 am - Women’s Stretch & Pray - OLL PC No Morning Mass or Communion Service Saturday, September 4 SATURDAY, September 4 - Twenty-Third Sunday in ♦ 4:30 pm - Missionary Coop. Speaker at Mass - HC Ordinary Time Sunday, September 5 Is 35:4-7a Jas 2:1-5 Mk 7:31-37 ♦ 8:15 am - Missionary Coop. Speaker at Mass - RL 4:30 pm - HC † Alfred Buchholz, † Rosemary Feyereisen, Living ♦ 10:00 am - Missionary Coop. Speaker at Mass - HC and Deceased Members of the Joseph & Mary Bichler Family SUNDAY, September 5 - Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary PRAYERS/NOTICES Time For the comfort of everyone and following Archdiocesan Is 35:4-7a Jas 2:1-5 Mk 7:31-37 guidelines, we ask that all those wishing to receive 8:15 am - RL † Herb & Doris Mueller, † Esther & Mike Murray, Communion on the tongue come up at the end of the † Marge Miller Communion line. 10:00 am - HC - Bob & Margie Lallensack (Anniversary), David & † Melissa Janik, † Buddy & Pat Bahr, † Ray & Lolly Beginning in September, we will once again have a Learned blessing after Communion for those taking the Eucharist to the homebound. This will happen at all of OLL HAM DINNER AND FALL FESTIVAL our Masses. You will be invited forward after Communion, OLL Ham Dinner and Fall Festival is just weeks away – you will receive Communion in your pyx and Father will October 3. Meals will be served in our Dining Room from pray a blessing over you. Did you know that each one of 9:30 am - 2:00 pm. We will once again have a drive-thru you can participate in blessing others? For instance, when take out option on Butler Street. Volunteers are needed in Fr. Gideon blesses those taking communion to the sick, so many areas to make this event successful. Please call consider holding your hands out in an action of prayer as he Susan in the Parish Office if you are able to volunteer in prays his blessing upon the ministers. any way. Do you know anyone who is interested in becoming Catholic? We have a number of people who have inquired about becoming Catholic through RCIA (Rites of Christian Initiation of Adults). Contact Deb Hamm if you would like more information on what is involved in this process. PAGE 3 MISSIONARY COOPERATIVE SPEAKER On September 4 and 5, Sister Joannes Klas will speak at our Masses about the missions of the School Sisters of St. Francis. Food Pantry (Many of you know Sister Jo, who grew up on the Klas farm on Hwy. 57 just north of Fredonia. She also attended St. Rose Catholic School in Fredonia.) Random Lake Area Interfaith Food In the early 1980s, Sister Joannes helped Guatemalan refugees in exile Pantry - Out of safety, the Food Pantry to relocate and settle in Honduras. Ten years later, she assisted this group to is distributing food by appointment resettle back to their native country of Guatemala, in the town of only. As always, you can drop off your Yalpemech. Sister Joannes has been a valiant advocate for refugees in exile donations on the OLL Parish Office and in recognition for her outstanding work with resettlement, she received back porch. Items of particular need the Fridtjof Nansen Award from the United Nations in 1997. Sister Joannes include canned boxed potatoes (mashed, remained in Yalpemech for the next 20 years until she returned to work with cheesy, scalloped), soup and shampoo. our missions on the border in El Paso, Texas and Juarez, Mexico. The School Sisters of St. Francis are an international community of Please email sisters who touch and change the lives of millions of people around the [email protected], or call world through a myriad of ministries. Founded in 1874, their missions 920-447-2293 to make an appointment. continue to evolve to serve the needs of our times for people who live in poverty and are marginalized by society. Their ministries stretch across the The Port Washington Food Pantry - globe from the United States to Latin America, India and most recently, items needed are canned fruit, Africa. Their legacy is one of empowerment and hope. applesauce, boxed potatoes, canned We invite you to participate in the ministry of the School Sisters meals, stuffing, one pound cans of through your support to their missions. Your prayers and contributions are coffee, laundry soap, shampoo, and greatly appreciated. toothbrushes. THE YEAR OF ST. JOSEPH SCRIPTURE STUDY GROUP There will be no Scripture Study Group on Tuesday, August 31. We will resume on Tuesday, September 7 at 9:30 am in the OLL Community Room. Contact Deb Hamm with questions. Josephology is a thing. Among the sub-disciplines of theology, you’ve probably heard of Christology and Mariology. But did you know there’s SUPPORT GROUP Josephology now? Depression Support Group: Do you suffer Of course, St. Joseph has been a figure of theological interest for from depression? Would you find a centuries. But only in the 20th century did some people start to gather the Depression Support Group helpful? If so, Church’s insights about him into a sub-discipline of its own. In the 1950s, please contact Deb Hamm for details. We three centers dedicated to the study of St. Joseph were opened: one in Spain, have a couple of people who have already one in Italy, and one in Canada. From ChurchPOP called with interest. SVDP TRUCK AT HOLY CROSS The St. Vincent DePaul truck, from the Port Washington store, will be at Holy Cross Chapel for donations on Saturday and Sunday, September 11 and 12. De-clutter your homes by bringing fall and winter clothing, boots, household goods, small appliances, furniture and other items to the truck before and after Masses. Items that will not be accepted are mattresses; box springs; futons; sofa beds; pillows; bed frames; headboards; car seats; most electronics (including TVs, computers, VHS players); broken, torn, badly-worn, or soiled furniture; large desks; convection/range ovens; VHS tapes; pianos; organs; previously installed lighting or ceiling fan fixtures and tires. Please do not leave items when truck is not attended. Confirmation and high school students will help load the truck. We may need more help. If you are willing to volunteer, please stop at the truck. We will need attendants 30 minutes before and after Masses.
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