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ST. JOSEPH’S PARISH
PARISH STAFF
Pastor: Rev. Jim Volkert
Associate Pastor: Rev. Yamid Blanco
Administrative Assistant: Tami Koenen
Director of Religious Education: Rita VanSchyndel
Choir Director: Amy Weckerle
Accompanist: Kostyn Tyksinski
PARISH COUNCIL
Judy Beix, 2016 .......................................... 930-3832
Richard Bergman, 2015 .............................. 763-9036
Kim Blink, 2017 ......................................... 763-5229
Mary Deutsch, 2015 .................................... 539-3437
Mark Ehlen, 2015 Vice Chairperson ........ 763-8194
John Gabaldo, Trustee (Secretary) .............. 763-2565
Dan Haacker, Trustee (Treasurer)............... 723-3875
Mary Ann Johnson, 2017 Chairperson ..... 812-7547
Betty Lou Peterson, 2017 ............................ 661-4121
Jean Uhen, 2016 Secretary ........................ 763-2565
Elaine Vos, 2016 ......................................... 767-9377
PARISH COMMITTEES
Pastoral Council
Meets on 3rd Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Finance Council
Jim Schaefer, Chairperson 763-6624
Meets on 2nd Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Human Concerns
Julie Koenen, Chairperson 763-2390
Meets on 2nd Tuesday, 1:30 p.m.
Liturgy & Worship
Rachelle Haacker, Chairperson 723-3875
Meets on 2nd Tuesday, 7:00 p.m.
Christian Formation
Lenora Seitz, Chairperson 763-6647
Meets on 2nd Wednesday, 10:30 a.m.
Buildings & Grounds Pete Peterson, Chairperson 661-4121
Meets on 2nd Monday, 7:00 p.m.
Parish Life
Meets on 1st Thursday, 7:00 p.m.
1540 Mill Street, PO Box 60, Lyons, WI 53148
Phone: 763-2050; FAX: 763-9377; Email: [email protected]
After Hours Emergency Priest Phone: 262-210-9588
Parish Office Hours: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Visit us on the Web at: www.st-josephsparish.org
MASS SCHEDULE: Saturday: 5:00 p.m.; Sunday: 9:30 a.m.; Tuesday: 8:30 a.m.
If you have a concern that needs immediate prayer, give it to
the PRAYER LINE by calling Julie Koenen at 763-2390.
CONFESSIONS: First Saturdays from 4:00 – 4:30 p.m.
or by appointment.
BAPTISMS: Arrangements must be made in advance, allowing time
for an instruction period prior to baptism.
WEDDINGS: One member of the couple must be a registered,
practicing and contributing member of record for at
least 6 months. (Parish Council – October 20, 2005)
MISSION STATEMENT
St. Joseph's is a Catholic Parish rooted in rural Lyons, Wisconsin.
Our members seek Christ’s peace by following His teachings and by
sharing together in a lifelong journey of spiritual growth. In response
to the gospel’s call for justice and compassion, we reach out and
share our resources with all those in need.
We believe that each person is blessed and gifted by the Holy Spirit.
We encourage everyone to respond to their baptismal call by sharing
their time, talents and treasures.
Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord
Please remember in your prayers our
parish members and friends who are
ill, in nursing homes, hospitalized or
homebound. May they continue to
receive the Lord’s blessing:
Hunter Phillips, Sally Jo Cooper,
Jerry Cooper, Noami Schultz,
Gerry Schultz, Amy Weckerle,
Tom Henningfield, Bob Amann,
Hazel Hutkowski, Agnes Ehlen,
Amy Getka Miller
PRAYER SHAWLS
If you have an ill relative
or friend that would
appreciate a Prayer Shawl,
made by parishioners for the Human
Concerns Committee and blessed by
our pastor, you may pick one up at
no cost from Julie Koenen’s house-
1619 Mill Street. Call 763-2390.
Please advise the parish office if you or your
loved one on this list is no longer hospitalized,
ill, homebound or in a nursing home.
Our Mass Intentions
This Week
5:00 p.m. .......... Harold Hugunin (Jean Gross)
9:30 a.m. .......... Betty Weis (Marlys Schuerman)
TU 8:30 a.m. ... Living and deceased members of St. Joseph
Next Week
5:00 p.m. .......... Deceased Members of the Earl Massey
Family (Mary Henningfield)
9:30 a.m. .......... Living and deceased members of St. Joseph
TU 8:30 a.m. ... Ann Schiller (Estate)
We are unable to schedule any more Mass intentions at this time for 2015.
St. Joseph’s 16th Annual Chicken Dinner is Sunday, June 7th
Tickets, tally sheets and money are due back in NEXT WEEKEND! It is very important that you reserve your
tickets so that we order enough meals for everyone in attendance!
With questions or concerns about tickets/reservations, please call: Joyce Clapp at 763-7466 or Rachelle Haacker at
723-3875. If you would like actual tickets to sell to groups, co-workers, etc., please call and we will make them available to you.
Sign up sheets for Chicken Dinner Volunteers are in the back of church. It takes many hands before and during to make this a successful event! Areas of need include: set-up, serving, table attendants, making desserts, raffle attendants, bartenders, kid’s activities, and clean up. Please consider working one shift!
The Auction and Raffle table always bring in at least as much revenue as the dinner sales! However, at the time of printing this
bulletin, only a few items have been brought in! Please consider what you might be able to donate as a raffle or silent auction item. Monetary donations with which to
purchase raffle items are also welcome. Bring items to the parish office during normal hours or contact Teresa Smet at 763-6511 by May 24, please!
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May 17, 2015
LAST SUNDAY’S
RECEIPTS
Loose Collection ............. $196.00
Envelopes ..................... $2,160.00
Human Concerns ........................ 0
Total ............................. $2,356.00
Ariel Gomez ....................... May 16
Richard Bergman ............... May 17
Richard Finster ................... May 17
Donna Anderson ................. May 19
Stephanie Eulgen ................ May 20
Elizabeth Eulgen ................ May 21
Olivia Henningfield ............ May 21
Mark Weber ....................... May 21
Kim Peterson ...................... May 22
A Message from Father Jim . . .
Feast of the Ascension
Today we celebrate the great feast of the Ascension of Jesus Christ into heaven.
This feast we celebrate does not mean the end of Jesus' presence in the world.
On the contrary, the feast of the Ascension celebrates a change in the way Jesus
is present in the world. It celebrates the fact that Jesus is no longer present in the
world through His human body in a physical way but is now present in the world
through His mystical body in a spiritual way. Jesus is present through His
Church: "Where two or three are gathered together in my name," Jesus said,
"there am I in the midst of them." And so the feast of the Ascension does not
mark the end of Jesus' presence in the world. It simply marks the change in the
way Jesus is present throughout the world. Jesus is now present through us, His
followers.
With this in mind we should be moved to an even more important point concerning
the Ascension. The Ascension marks not only a change in Jesus' presence in the
world; it also marks a change in Jesus' activity in the world. Jesus no longer acts
through the members of His physical body, but through the members of His
mystical body. To put it another way, Jesus no longer acts by using His own
human voice to address people, His own human heart to love people and human
hands to reach out to people. Rather, He acts through us - you and me. He uses our
voice to address people, our heart to love people, and our hands to reach out to people. This
is what we celebrate on the Ascension.
On this day over 2000 years ago, Jesus passed on to us, His followers, the
responsibility to let Him be present in our modern world. On this day over 2000
years ago, Jesus passed on to us, His followers, the responsibility to let Him
continue to speak, love and reach out to people in our modern world. On this
day over 2000 years ago Jesus passed on to us, His followers, the responsibility
to let Him continue to work in our modern world. This is the mystery that we
celebrate today and this is the challenge that the Scriptures hold out to us today.
God bless you always!
Father Jim Volkert
ST. JOSEPH’S CONGREGATION
Monthly Financial Report
April 30, 2015
RECEIPTS
Envelopes, Offertory $10,324
Human Concerns $115
Various & Net Raffle $1,608
Total Receipts $12,047
EXPENSES
Ordinary/Operating $16,820
Receipts over Expenses ($4,773)
Motorcycle Blessing
Sunday, June 7th at Noon
St. Joseph’s Chicken Dinner
Please park your bike on Center Street,
between Water and Lyons Streets.
(behind the Parish Center)
Free Pancake Breakfast In St. Mary’s School Cafeteria Sunday, May 31 from 8:30 to Noon Enjoy pancakes, sausage, scrambled
eggs, juice, coffee and a yogurt bar.
The Knights of Columbus are preparing the
food!
Please complete a census form
and return it by mail, in person
or in the Sunday collection
as soon as possible!
Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord
www.apostleshipofprayer.org
THE POPE’S MAY PRAYER
INTENTIONS
Care for the Suffering
That, rejecting the culture of
indifference, we may care for our
neighbors who suffer, especially the
sick and the poor.
Openness to Mission
That Mary’s intercession may help
Christians in secularized cultures be
open to proclaiming Jesus.
Vacation Bible Camp News
G-Force - God’s Love in Action is the theme of this summer’s Vacation Bible Camp. It is full of fun games, awesome music, interactive Bible stories, cool science experiments, creative crafts, yummy snacks and more! Bible Camp runs the week of August 3 - 7 from 8:30 a.m. to noon. Camp is open to all children 4K - 6th grade. A donation of $25 per child is requested which includes everything above. Registration forms will be available in June. Save the dates and join us for all the action!
Let the Force be with you - the G-Force - God’s Love in Action! Anyone (grade 7 & up) wishing to join our Vacation Bible Camp team should come to the meeting on Monday, May 18 at 6:30 p.m. in the Parish Center. We will lay the ground work and look at decorating ideas, plan work days, dance and sing and plan our week of action packed fun! If you are interested in helping but are unable to make the meeting, give Rita a call at the Parish Office.
FR. JIM’S 25TH ANNIVERSARY
Our Tri-Parish community will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the ordination of
our pastor, Fr. Jim Volkert on Sunday, May 24. This special day of recognition
begins with Mass at 9:30 a.m. at St. Joseph’s. Fr. Jim’s family will attend and
music will be provided by a tri-parish choir.
Following the Mass, Fr. Jim’s family will enjoy a private brunch at his home at
St. Mary’s rectory.
All members of our parishes are then invited to honor Fr. Jim at a reception from
1:00 to 3:00 p.m. in the Activity Center at St. Charles. Light refreshments will be
served, and you will have the opportunity to congratulate
Fr. Jim on his special anniversary. At Fr. Jim’s request,
there will be no gift from the parishes and any
individual gifts may be given to help with finances
at your respective parish instead.
Catholic Central High School and Yerkes Observatory
Invite you to spend an evening “Under the Stars”
Friday, June 12, 5:30 to 9:00 p.m.
$100 per person (limit of 100 guests)
Yerkes Observatory
373 West Geneva Street, Williams Bay
Enjoy Hors d’oeuvres, a wine and beer tasting, a student art exhibit
and tours of the 118-year-old facility.
Reservations should be directed to Georgean Selburg at 763-1518
or [email protected]. Reservations are due by June 1st.
Where will you go when it is time for
retirement? Maybe you are already in
your golden years and enjoying some well
-deserved relaxation. Did you plan well?
Finances can be a little tighter than antici-
pated, and maybe that house that held up
all those years now needs a little work.
Life is never exactly the way we planned
it or envisioned it. Life always has the
tendency to take us by surprise.
In terms of what comes next after this
earthly life, we know there is a place pre-
pared for those who love the Lord and
heed his words. We do not know what it
looks like or exactly which people we
will see there, but we know it is better
than anything we have experienced previ-
ously in life. This place, not defined by
human perceptions of space and time, is
eternal and perfect, and it is where Jesus
sits at the right hand of God.
The Ascension of the Lord provides for
us a hope that, after whatever trials of this
life we experience, there is rest in the
Savior's arms. The Incarnation, God made
flesh, rose from the dead and now is with
the Father so that we could rise from the
dead and live eternally with the Father.
This is good news!
May 17, 2015 This Week’s
Meetings & Activities
Monday
6:30 p.m. - VBC Meeting
Tuesday
8:30 a.m. - Mass
6:00 p.m. - Finance Council
6:30 p.m. - Choir Rehearsal
7:00 p.m. - Pastoral Council
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"So then the Lord Jesus, after he spoke to them, was taken up into heaven ... But
they went forth and preached everywhere." What a roller coaster of emotions the
disciples must have experienced. First, they had come to know Jesus and had
changed their lives to follow him. Then they had watched him die a tragic death
on the cross. Following that, they were astonished to experience the glory of his
resurrection, and then they enjoyed his company for a while longer. But now,
they had to bid farewell again. Now they watched as Jesus ascended into heaven,
leaving them with their instructions: "Go into the whole world and proclaim the
gospel to every creature."
It's inspiring to see how the disciples handled all of this. Even though they must
have been struggling with a kind of sadness or disappointment when Jesus left
them, they didn't dwell on that. They went out and did what they had been called
to do. They "preached everywhere" and shared with others the good news.
Focusing on the joy they had come to know through their relationship with Jesus,
they were able to share that joy with the people around them.
Like the first disciples, we are also called to share the gospel with others.
Certainly through our lived example we should reveal to others the joy that Jesus
brings. Even though he is not physically walking amongst us, the lives of
Christian believers reveal an ongoing relationship with him. There may be times
and situations, however, that require more of us than just being witnesses.
Sometimes God calls us to share more directly and more courageously the
message of faith. May we follow the example of the disciples, who readily
embraced this call. © Liturgical Publications Inc
THIS WEEK
Saturday - 5:00 p.m.
Celebrant ........Fr. Domenic Roscioli
Host ............................ Janice Schilz
Cup .............................. Teresa Smet
Cup .................................. Pat Curtis
Lector ................ Mary Ann Johnson
Server .......... Gracelyn Henningfield
Server .......................... Claire Schilz
Usher ...................... Ken Baumeister
Usher ................ Betty Lou Peterson
Sunday - 9:30 a.m.
Celebrant .............. Fr. Kim Studwell
Host ................................. John Park
Cup ........................... Sandy Jenkins
Cup ............................ Sandi Kolosik
Lector ........................... Lenora Seitz
Server ............................ Ali Kolosik
Server ...................... Paul Laskowski
Usher ......................... Tom Fincutter
Usher ........................ Andy Fincutter
Counter ........................ Russ Koenen
Counter ......................... Tom Bocchi Plant Care ................ Mary Ann Johnson
NEXT WEEK
Saturday - 5:00 p.m.
Celebrant .................. Fr. Jim Volkert
Host ........................Dee Baumeister
Cup ........................... Mary Deutsch
Cup ................................. Jean Uhen
Lector ............................ Ed Wieners
Server ...................... Thomas Martin
Server ............................ Ali Kolosik
Ushers ........... John and Ken Koenen
Sunday - 9:30 a.m.
Celebrant .................. Fr. Jim Volkert
Celebrant ................. Fr. Dan Volkert
Host (choir loft) .............. Russ Koenen
Cup .....................Mary Ann Johnson
Cup ............................ Sandy Jenkins
Cup (choir loft)............... Joey Koenen
Lector .................. Geri Henningfield
Server .......... Gracelyn Henningfield
Server ............... Emma Henningfield
Usher ................. Betty Lou Peterson
Usher ................ David VanSchyndel
Counter .................. Joan Holzheimer
Counter .............. Mary Henningfield
MINISTRY SCHEDULE
Bicycle Parade at Chicken Dinner!
Kids and adults...bring your bikes to
the Chicken Dinner on June 7th to be
blessed and to participate in a bike
parade! Participants will have forty-
five minutes to decorate their bikes
(decorations provided) and then they
will parade down the center lane to
receive a prize. Bikes will have a
special parking area.
WORLDWIDE MARRIAGE ENCOUNTERS
Deepen your communication, strengthen your relationship,
rekindle your romance and renew your sacrament by
attending a Worldwide Marriage Encounter weekend on:
June 12 - 14 in Brookfield, July 31 - Aug. 2 in Madison and
Sept. 11-13 in Crystal Lake, IL. Early registration is highly
recommended. For more information, visit our website at: alifetimeoflove.org
or call 1-888-574-5653. For a fin de semana en Español in Chicago, call Andres
y Maria at 1-630-229-2600.
We value your opinion!
Please use the Suggestion Box
located near the front entrance to
let us know how we are serving you
and where we could do better!
Your Pastoral Council
De Sales Seminary Offers A Variety of Summer Camps
Check out our complete schedule of middle school, high school and young adult camps under the events tab at www.thinkpriest.org. All camps include Mass, Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, confessions, discernment talks, sports, recreation, service, fellowship, and discussion for young men discerning God’s call.
Middle School Camp is July 19 - 22; Middle School One-Day Camp is June 27
High School Camp is June 21 - 24 High School Leadership Camp is July 19 - 22 ideal for young men who possess strong leadership qualities and are interested in discipling to middle school boys.
Young Adult Camp is August 2 - 5
For more information go to www.thinkpriest.org or contact
Carla Dal Santo in the vocation office at 414-747-6437 or [email protected].
Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord
Have you seen them? Flocks of pink flamingos are here and gracing front lawns in your neighborhoods. These birds are highly territorial and should only be removed by our specially trained youth! If you are
‘blessed’ to have a flock take up residence at your place, please call the number on the bottom of the ‘Ransom Note’ for a timely removal. The
youth will be sure to send them scattering to a new destination!
This day, World Communications
Day, is the only proclaimed "world
day" of Vatican Council II. This
should then show us the importance
of this day in the life of the church in
the world. It is no surprise that Pope
Francis would choose the topic of
"Communicating the family: a
privileged place of encounter with the
gift of love" as the theme this year.
Last October we saw the Synod of
Bishops meet for a week on the topic
of family. In response to that synod,
there is a widely cast net as the
church asks for our input on many
topics that effect the family.
The family, whether it is a single man
or woman living alone, a married
couple with or without children, a
community of religious men or
women living in community, or the
family of nations, is the place where
God speaks to the people. Love is
present wherever people first think of
another person, before thinking of
themselves.
Sacrificial love, that action of
wanting and working for another
person, is perfectly embodied in the
sacrificial love of Christ on the cross,
or of parents working for the
betterment of their family, instead of
themselves. It is indeed an "encounter
with the gift of love." May we all,
this year, mark this World
Communications Day as a day to
pray for and work for someone other
than ourselves.
St. Charles June Jubilee & Auction Saturday, June 6, 2015
Serving dinner from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Choice of Pork Sandwich meal or Tostada Dinner
Carry outs and indoor/outdoor seating available
Tickets available at the door
Adults: $10, Seniors: $9, Children (5-14): $7, under 5: Free
Bouncy House for the kids!
Beer tent from 5:00 p.m. til close
Online Auction and Silent Auction in Activity Center
Class Baskets and 50/50 Raffle drawing at 10:00 p.m.
Free Admission to Music by D.J. Matt Petersen from 7:00 - 11:00 p.m.
May 17, 2015
IMANI Retreat for Older Couples
Saturday, May 30, 2015,
from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
St. Martin de Porres, 3114 N. 2nd
Street, Milwaukee
Join couples who have been married
twenty-five years or more, and are
55+ for lively discussions about re-
tirement and “seasoned” marriages.
This retreat is open to couples of all
faiths and backgrounds. For more
information, or to register, contact
Valeria Spinner-Banks at 414-357-
8545 or [email protected]
Q
What do I tell my child about heaven and hell?
A When families are close, especially when gathered together for a
meal or special occasion, children feel the love, acceptance and
closeness. They want to feel it over and over, and gatherings are
something that they look forward to with excitement and joy. It is a
great metaphor for heaven, where people experience the love and closeness of
God all the time, a feeling that we want to have and look forward to with
excitement and joy. Conversely, when we are alienated from each other and
feeling lonely and very much unloved, we experience a little bit of what hell is
like. Apart from God’s love, we feel very empty and abandoned. It is not a good
feeling and we try to avoid it. Reconciling with each other, going to confession,
and doing nice things for others helps restore the love and closeness we desire.
Heaven and hell are best described in the context of relationship. The closer we
are to God, the more we experience his love and peace. The further we are from
God, the more we experience isolation and loss. Those are feelings on which
children can put a face as well as build a life. © Liturgical Publications Inc.
A Prayer for those in Armed Forces Heavenly Father, be with our men and women as they serve our country.
When they are faced with danger, give them the courage of Michael the Archangel, who was victorious over evil.
When our soldiers are faced with difficult choices, give them the discernment of St Martin of Tours, the soldier who remembered to aid the meek and helpless.
When our soldiers are injured or forced to the sidelines, give them the guidance you gave to St. Ignatius of Loyola, who turned a time of pain and recovery from a war wound into a new life of trust in you.
Amen.
Town of Lyons residents:
Join us for the
Memorial Day celebration at
10:00 a.m. at the flagpole
downtown Lyons
with Color Guard and
Fire Department
FREE CATHOLIC FAMILY MOVIE
Sunday, May 17 at 3:00 at Plaza Theater, Burlington
You are invited to a free showing of “The 13th Day,” a 2009 film re-telling the
miracle of Fatima. Shot on location in Portugal, three children experienced six
apparitions with our “Lady from Heaven” between May and October 1917,
culminating in one of the world’s greatest prophesied miracles,
witnessed by 70,000 people!
Dinner and snack specials are available with a variety of
beverages for your enjoyment. “The 13th Day” will be shown in
Theater # 1, located at the front of the Plaza Theater. Free city
parking lots are available in the front and rear of the theater.
Sponsored by Catholic Financial Life 0278 - Paris, WI in
partnership with Chapters 151, 175 and 202.
St. Vincent de Paul Society, Waterford, is currently seeking volunteers for our local thrift store. If you have a passion for helping others, we have ways you can help.
Volunteering behind the scenes in our back room, sorting and pricing items.
Front of the store assisting customers, cashiering, or cleaning.
Grounds-keeping, mowing, trimming.
Flexible hours based on your availability.
Our mission currently serves the Racine County residents through six affiliated churches. Even your smallest contribution can have the largest impact.
Please call 262-332-7242 or stop in!
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announcements,
meeting changes
and more.
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Phone: (262) 767-0225 Fax: (262) 767-0228
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Mapping and Planning
ROBERT J. WETZEL 412 North Pine Street Registered Land Surveyor Burlington, WI 53105
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Appointments 6 days a week
Including evenings & Saturdays
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David J. Henningfield, CPA Chamberlain & Henningfield, CPA’s, LLP Tax Services Bookkeeping QuickBooks
421 Broad Street, Lake Geneva
262-249-1100 Email: [email protected]
www.cchcpas.com
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CJ’S SOIL TESTING &
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MASTER PLUMBER & SOIL TESTER
(262) 534-2008 Chris Johnson
FREE ESTIMATES EXPERT INSTALLATION
Gary Ketterhagen, Owner www.ketters.com 763-6259
257 MILWAUKEE AVE., BURLINGTON
W1127 Spring Prairie Road Burlington, WI 53105
262-763-8316 www.stowellscatering.com
Stowell’s Catering Service
Income Tax Service Individual and Small Business
Mark Zlevor Certified Public Accountant
7647 Franklin Street
Burlington, WI 53105
262-539-6057
1/11/2015 For advertising contact Parish Office at 262-763-2050 or [email protected]
Financial Services & Member Benefits
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MATTHEW 25:35
Please remember food sharing on the 1st Weekend of Every Month.
or place a free will offering in the collection. Thank you!
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