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SAINT JOHN the EVANGELIST Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time | February 16, 2020 SAINT JOHN the EVANGELIST CATHOLIC PARISH 8500 West Cold Spring Road | Greenfield, WI 53228 | 414-321-1965 | Fax: 414-321-4407 Pastor: Very Rev. Michael F. Merkt - Deacon: Steven F. Pemper . ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST · GREENFIELD From the Pastor’s Desk LENT IS QUICKLY COMING In just 11 days, we will begin the great penitential season of Lent. Lent is a time for us to intensify our relationship with God and others through prayer, fasting, and acts of charity. Lent begins Wednesday, February 26. We will have three Masses on Ash Wednesday, 8:00am, 12:00pm, and 6:30pm. Ashes will be distributed after the homily on Ash Wednesday. Stations of the Cross will be held on Wednesday evenings during Lent beginning March 4. I am pleased to announce that Fr. Glenn Sudano, CFR, will again be with us for our Lenten Parish Retreat Fr. Michael March 29 - April 1 at 7:00pm. Fr. Glenn will speak at all weekend Masses March 28 & 29 and on Sunday, March 29 at 7:00pm in the Church with a reception to follow in the Hall. The Lenten Retreat will continue at 7:00pm on Monday, March 30, Tuesday, March 31, and conclude on Wednesday, April 1. The title of our Lenten Parish Retreat is “Got God? God’s Not So Secretive Formula to Joy.” DISCIPLE MAKER INDEX SURVEY There are just two weeks to go before the launch of the Disciple Maker Index survey which will open on Sunday, February 23. All parishes in the Milwaukee Archdiocese are taking the survey. It will ask you to reflect on your own spiritual growth and provide feedback on our parish’s efforts to help you grow. The survey will take 10 to 15 minutes and the results are con- fidential. You can take the survey online at www.DiscipleMakerIndex.com. The link is active but you will not be able to get beyond the first screen until the survey opens and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee is listed as an option. Another way to participate is to take a paper survey. Copies will be available the weekend of February 22 & 23 in the narthex. If you would like a paper survey in a language other than English, they are available in the parish office in Spanish, Polish, and Vietnamese. Other languages may also be available upon request. Once the paper survey is completed, you can drop it in the collection basket in Church or bring to the parish office. I encourage you all to participate as the survey results will be invaluable to me and our various ministries as we plan for the future and strive to be the best disciples of our faith that we can be. I will share the survey results this spring. 24-HOUR PERPETUAL ADORATION Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI believed deeply in the power of prayer, especially when spent in Perpetual Adoration: “Among all the devotions, this one of adoration of the sacramental Jesus is the first after the sacraments, the dearest to God and the most useful to us. O, what a beautiful delight to be before an altar with faith and to present to Him our needs as a friend does to another friend with whom one has full confidence.” St. John’s is fortunate to have volunteers who come and pray before the Blessed Sacrament 24 hours a day. Join us! From the School Principal’s Desk BLESSED SOLANUS CASEY Recently our students were treated to a presentation on Blessed Solanus Casey. This presentation provided our students with a real-life example of someone who is on the path to sainthood. We learned many things about the life of Fr. Solanus, including the fact that he was born here in Wisconsin, and educated, in part, at our own St. Francis Seminary. Fr. Solanus lived his life as a servant of Christ, giving to everyone he encountered. What a wonderful role model Blessed Solanus is for our students. We often talk about our own path to Heaven. Every decision we make reflects Mary Laidlaw-Otto who we are as Catholics. Learning about the saints helps our students develop into young people who have positive decision-making skills and consciences to guide them in life. We are so grateful to our parent group, Under Mary’s Mantle, for planning and offering these presentations to our students. This is just one way in which our school really stands out from our neighboring Catholic schools. ...Go Forth and Be a Blessing! Would you pray for a priest each day? “Be close to your priests with your affection and with your prayers that they may always be shepherds according to God’s heart.” ~ Pope Francis February 16 February 17 February 18 February 19 February 20 February 21 February 22 Rev. Rev. Rev. Salvatorian Rev. Rev. Pope Francis Paul John John Priests George Esteve (The Chair of Raczynski St. Peter) . Radetski Rausch Rebatzki Redolad FEBRUARY 16, 2020 · SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME St. John the Evangelist Parish Upcoming Events EQUALITY ACT DISCUSSION Join Catholics United for the Faith for a discussion of the Equality Act with Attorney Anthony LoCoco, Deputy Counsel at the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, on Sunday, February 16 at 2:00pm in the Church Hall. Rosary will be recited at 1:45pm. The meeting is free and open to all parishioners and the public. The Equality Act adds sexual orientation and gender identity as protected characteristics to federal civil rights laws. MEN’S RETREAT A retreat for men will be held Friday, March 13 to Sunday, March 15 at the Perpetual Help Retreat Center in Oconomowoc. The weekend begins with check-in between 6:00 and 6:30pm, the retreat starts at 7:00pm, and runs through Noon on Sunday. Car pooling is available. For details and/or to sign up, call Ron at 414-448-7117 or call the Retreat Center at 262-567-6900. 33 DAYS TO MERCIFUL LOVE RETREAT St. John's will be offering Father Michael Gaitley's 33 Days to Merciful Love Retreat, a six-week study that will go deeper into what Divine Mercy is with the help of the spirituality of St. Therese of Lisieux's Little Way and St. Faustina's Diary. It begins Monday, March 2 at 6:45pm in the Hall and Tuesday, March 3 at 1:00pm in Room A. Sign up is this weekend. Materials will be ordered Monday, February 17. Late signups may be responsible for ordering the materials themselves. All are welcome. For more information, call or text Chris Wichgers at 414-507-7660 or Laura Lee Wierzbinski at 414-840-0261. JESUS AND THE END TIMES Parishioners are invited to a one-day retreat on Saturday, March 7, 9:00am - 3:00pm in the Hall. If you have ever wondered about where this world is heading and what the ultimate destiny of humanity is, then don’t miss this powerful study of the truth about what the Bible and the Catholic Church teaches about the last days. The program is based on Dr. Brant Pitre's DVD series, Jesus and the End Times. For further information, call Austin Rahill at 414-321-8922. CONSOLING THE HEART OF JESUS - SESSION 5 Session 5, the conclusion of the Consoling the Heart of Jesus series will be held on Tuesday, February 18 at 1:00pm in Room A. During this session, there will be a group discussion of The Insensitivity of Our Hearts (Part Two) and conclusion, focusing on pages 140 - 195 of the book. SESSION 4 RECAP This past week, we gained new insights into how we can ask Mary to teach us to console and love Jesus and heal the hardness of our hearts, and develop hearts full of compassion for our neighbor. Nearby Parish and Community Events MARDI GRAS DJ DANCE PARTY FOR EVERYONE ARISE (Association for Religious Instruction, Special Education) invites all parishioners to a Mardi Gras Dance Party with DJ Dee Train on Monday, February 17 (6:30-8:00pm) at St. Gregory the Great School. This special event is open to children, teens and adults with AND without disabilities. Enjoy dance music plus craft activities and refreshments. Cost is $2. Fliers are in the narthex. IGNATION ASSOCIATES Join Ignation Associates in Milwaukee for a discussion with Fr. Rick Abert, SJ, on Tuesday, February 18 at 7:00pm at Gesu Parish. The topic will be “Lakota Spirituality and Ignation Spirituality Side By Side. Meet in Herian Hall, 1210 W. Michigan Street in Milwaukee. Herian Hall is in the basement of Gesu Parish Center. ASH WEDNESDAY ANNUAL MORNING OF REFLECTION The Milwaukee Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women presents “Finding Hope and Peace this Lent with our Beloved Teacher” on Ash Wednesday, February 26 at the Schoenstatt Retreat Center in Waukesha. Tammy Groszczyk will speak on imitating Jesus in sacrifice and suffering in our everyday lives and how it will lead us on a greater path to trust in Him. Cost is $35. Reservations are due by February 18. Flyer and registration form are available at www.maccw.com/other-events. 100TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF WOMEN IN SCHOENSTATT Save the Date! Saturday, June 27, 2020 will be the day for celebrating the 100th anniversary of women joining the Apostolic Movement of Schoenstatt. Call Parishioner Terry Erdelt at 414-282-7921 for more information. More details to come. Parish Financial Stewardship Summary Raffle Calendar Winners Weekend of February 8/9, 2020 Fiscal Year-to-date Information 2/3/2020 Paul & Gloria Pelligrino $ 25 July 1, 2019 to February 10, 2020 Stewardship Offering $ 18,845 2/4/2020 Chrissy Stoner $ 25 Offertory $ 790 Goal for Fiscal YTD $535,689 2/5/2020 Jahuchowski $ 25 Building Fund $ 2,651 Amount Collected* $569,217 Difference: 2/6/2020 Ray Schiessel $ 25 Thank you for your generous support.
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