Roman Catholic Parish and Oratory

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St. Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr Roman Catholic Parish and Oratory

OCTOBER 10TH TO OCTOBER 18TH

524 W. Historic Mitchell Street, Milwaukee, WI 53204-3509

NINETEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST ~ 2020

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 Priest Canon Matthew Weaver Secretary Mrs. Jo Ann Neumann Mr. Christopher Berry ~ Director of Sacred Music & Organist Mr. Fabian Qamar ~ Associate Director of Music To contact the St. Stanislaus office, please send e-mails to [email protected] The Wedding Feast - (Tintoretto 1545) Website: institute-christ-king.org/milwaukee- home/

OCTOBER ~ MONTH OF THE ROSARY

WE THINK OF THE ROSARY IN OCTOBER. THE ROSARY IS A CROWN OF ROSES. IN THE MIDDLE AGES, SOME MONKS COULD NOT READ. INSTEAD OF RECITING THE 150 PSALMS, AS THE OTHER MONKS DID, THEY SAID 150 OUR FATHERS. IN THE 11TH CENTURY, THIS CHANGED TO 150 HAIL MARYS AND WAS KNOWN AS OUR LADY’S PSALTER. ST. DOMINIC RECEIVED THE ROSARY IN ITS PRESENT FORM DIRECTLY FROM THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY IN THE YEAR 1214. THEN, IN 1569 POPE ST. PIUS V SET THE FIFTEEN MYSTERIES. THE NAME “ROSARY” WAS FIRST USED LATER THAT SAME CENTURY. THE FIFTEEN MYSTERIES OF THE ROSARY ARE DIVIDED INTO THREE SETS: THE JOYFUL, GLORIOUS AND SORROWFUL MYSTERIES. EACH OF THOSE CAN BE CONSIDERED A ROSARY BY ITSELF ALTHOUGH A “FULL ROSARY” USUALLY REFERS TO ALL FIFTEEN DECADES. WHEN REVIEWING THE INDULGENCES WHICH THE CHURCH HAS APPLIED TO THE ROSARY, IT IS INTERESTING TO NOTE THAT THEY EACH APPLY TO “A THIRD PART”. THE MOST IMPORTANT IS A PLENARY INDULGENCE FOR SAYING THE ROSARY IN CHURCH. 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 Return to Public Mass Information Per decree of the Archbishop of Milwaukee, Sunday public Sat 10/10 4:00 pm English Mass Masses have returned to St. Stanislaus. The following re-

Sun 10/11 Nineteenth Sunday after Pentecost strictions must be observed. Social distancing and mask 7:00 am Low Mass practices will be observed by parishioners inside the church 8:00 am Low Mass per Archbishop and state mandate. 10:00 am High Mass It is very important to follow the directions of the ushers 11:30 am Low Mass once inside the church. 5:00 pm Low Mass Confessions will be heard inside the church in a designated area. 12:00 pm ~ Mass in Sheboygan It will be important to exit the church promptly after Sat 10/17 9:00 am Low Mass each Mass so cleaning teams can prepare the church 4:00 pm English Mass for the next Mass. All parishioners will be required to sign up for the Mass of Sun 10/18 Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost their choice every Sunday on St. Stanislaus website or Face- 7:00 am Low Mass book, or other social media. All Mass attendees will 8:00 am Low Mass need to present their paper ticket or cell phone reser- 10:00 am High Mass vation at the church entrances. Without your reserva- 11:30 am Low Mass tion ticket, you will regretfully not be admitted. 5:00 pm Low Mass 12:00 pm ~ Mass in Sheboygan Holy Name Society All parishioners are invited to participate in a Pro-life Rosary for the Upcoming Events Unborn following the 10 am High Mass next Sunday, October 10/18 9:05 am Level 6 Catechism Class 18. The rosary will be prayed on the Mitchell Street bridge over the 11/14 Sursum Corda Day Retreat freeway. The Holy Name Society will be collecting food donations for the St. Hyacinth Food Pantry. Please leave your donations in the contain- Confraternity of Christian Mothers Meeting ers provided near the east entrances of the church by the end of the The Confraternity of Christian Mothers is hosting its quarterly 10 am High Mass next Sunday, October 18. Items most requested fall meeting on Wednesday, October 14th at 7 p.m. Confes- are canned tuna and peanut butter. sion and Rosary start in the church, followed by Canon's talk on Grace and Abbe's delicious soup in the Rectory. All CCM FRIDAY ADORATION members and those who are interested in becoming a member As part of the Institute’s 40 Days of Prayer for America, the are welcome. Please respond no later than Sunday, October 11 Sursum Corda group has requested to have Adoration of the at the following link: http://evite.me/DFGNFUtK94 Most Blessed Sacrament every Friday until the Feast of Christ We look forward to seeing you there! the King to implore God’s mercy upon our nation that Christ may reign. Adoration will begin at 7:30 pm followed by the Pamphlet Rack recitation of the Most Holy Rosary and concluded by Bene- At St. Stanislaus we have two pamphlet racks…one in the diction at 8:30 pm. north vestibule and one in the south vestibule. Each has its own set of pamphlets and holy cards, so you might want to Church Prayer Hours visit both. There is no charge for the items in either rack. The church will be open the following In the north rack, there are some papal encyclicals. In the days for prayer hours: south rack are some holy cards and other items in Spanish Monday through Thursday: together with booklets on Ecumenism, Fatima and The Con- 8:30 am to 4:00 pm version of Rattisbon. Friday: 8:30 am to 7:30 pm The only item which appears in both pamphlet racks is the Saturday: 8:30 am to 5:00 pm litany of the month, which is recommended to take home and Please use the side door off the recite as a family. Parking lot 19th Sunday after Pentecost Salus populi LITURGICAL CALENDAR Mass in A Minor, Claudio Casciolini; Credo IV

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, TWENTY EIGHTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME St. Hedwig of Silesia 4:00 pm English Mass † Catherine Ajala & Hildegarde Stark by Family & Friends This Friday, October 16th, is the feast SUNDAY, OCTOBER 11, NINETEENTH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST day of St. Hedwig of Silesia. She is 2ND CLASS/GREEN represented in our church by a medal- 7:00 am Low Mass † Roland P. Radish by the Radish Family lion, the 3rd from the front on the 8:00 am Low Mass Atalie Carlson by Andrew Klusman gospel side. 10:00 am High Mass Wendy Reitmeyer by Carol Sroor 11:30 am Low Mass President Donald Trump St. Hedwig was born in Bavaria and at 5:00 pm Low Mass Lowell Prellwitz by the D’Amato Family age 12 married Henry the Bearded, Duke of Silesia. Silesia was an histor- MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, FERIA, VOTIVE MASS OF THE BLESSED TRINITY ic region in Europe, mostly in present 4TH CLASS/WHITE day Poland. She and the Duke had 7 12:00 pm Low Mass For Our Nation children. After her husband's death, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13, ST. EDWARD THE CONFESSOR, KING St. Hedwig took the grey habit of the 3RD CLASS/WHITE Cistercians, but was not received into 12:00 pm Low Mass Living & Deceased Members of Charles Edward Offutt Family the order as a religious. She died in 1243 and was canonized in 1267. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, ST. CALLISTUS I, POPE & MARTYR 3RD CLASS/RED This St. Hedwig is sometimes con- 12:00 pm Low Mass Laurie Morrison & Family by Paul Stich fused with St. Hedwig of Poland, but that St. Hedwig was not canonized THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, ST. THERESA OF AVILIA, VIRGIN until 1997. 3RD CLASS/WHITE 12:00 pm Low Mass Poor Souls Book Sale Today is the Holy Name Society book FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, ST. HEDWIG, WIDOW 3RD CLASS/WHITE sale which is being held in the parking 6:30 pm Low Mass Members of the Confraternity of Christian Mothers lot. The sale runs from 8:00 AM until 1:00 PM. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, ST. MARGARET MARY ALACOQUE, VIRGIN The sale consists of Catholic books 3RD CLASS/WHITE which have been donated by fellow pa- 9:00 am Low Mass Donna Hanke by Gail Huber rishioners for this purpose. This is an excellent way to pass along solid Catho- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, TWENTY NINTH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME 4:00 pm English Mass † Linda Ehler by Tod Spakowitz lic teaching to the next generation. The books in this sale have no set SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, TWENTIETH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST price. After you make your selection, 2ND CLASS/GREEN you leave a donation in an amount 7:00 am Low Mass For US Bishops which you set. The proceeds fund vari- 8:00 am Low Mass Joanna Fons ous sacramental and charitable activities 10:00 am High Mass † Antonio Fazzari y the Fazzari Family 11:30 am Low Mass President Trump by Sandy Muchka of the Holy Name Society. Thank you 5:00 pm Low Mass Andrew Schumaker for your patronage.

CORPORATE COMMUNION The Holy Name Society, Altar & Rosary and Confraternity of Christian Mothers will have Corporate Communion on Sunday, October 18th at the 10 :00 am High Mass. All Altar boys are requested to serve at the Mass they attend to insure a full and glorious Mass.

PRAYER INTENTIONS Isaiah Patterson, Pauline Fichtner, Henry Stoecker, Jerry & Anne Marie Dempsey, Dick Muchka(†), Dean Kusik, Caterina Kolodzinski, Fr. John Rausch, Karen Moreau, Edward Heckenkamp(†), Vera Barczak, Randy Rakowski, Ruthann(†)and Virgil Baird(†) , Peter Zignego, William Sweetman Jr., Mike Balister, Ann Biwer, Phyllis Wegener(†), Betty Jane Sharkey (†), George Polacek(†), Richmond 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, Janet Shibilski, Ambrose Barczak, Mary Ajack, Wil- liam Bradetich, Beverly Ipson, Dennis Zacher,(†), Dan Zignego (†), Rose Mary Papa (†), William Welch (†), Anne Marie Kopac, Lillian Kulesha(†). FEATURING LOW CHERT

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