Do you make regular financial contributions to the parish? If you are able to do so, your ongoing financial support is an essential element of our shared stewardship of Time, Talent & Treasure. Contributing online - a one-time donation or scheduled ongoing contributions - is just a click away. Thanks to all who share generously with the parish.
Jesus sent the apostles to “make disciples” of all nations. Well, we don’t have to go that far. Our parish brings young people together every Wednesday to form young disciples. As it was with the Great Commission of Jesus, it’s disciples - or catechists - who help form new disciples. What’s needed on the part of catechists is a willingness, a personal desire to grow in faith, and an appreciation of this ministry’s significance. To learn more about how you can make a difference, watch the video at left, and contact one of our co-directors of disciple formation: John Schmitt or Lee Ann Lella.
REGISTER NOW: Here's a link with information and registration forms for the upcoming year of Forming Young Disciples, our program for children in grades K-10.
YOUR LINK FOR MASS
Save this email and the link at left to connect with this week's livestream of Mass. > MASS IN PERSON is at 4 p.m. Saturday, 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Sunday. > MASS ONLINE: The 4 p.m. Mass is offered online and can be watched live or anytime after that. The link at left will go live at 4 p.m. Saturday; you can also find a link can be found later at the parish web site. Here are links to this week's worship aid and the readings we'll hear at Mass.
More ministers are needed as we continue to welcome a growing number of people to Mass, Specifically we are seeking Welcome Ministers, Readers, Cantors and Servers. We also are in need for more people to assist in providing our weekly livestream of Mass. If you've served in one of those roles in the past and are ready to return, or are interested in joining one of these ministries, please contact Kristine Lato, our liturgy coordinator.
Here's a link to information about various opportunities to get a Covid-19 vaccinate in Marathon County
PRAYING FOR HAITI
Here's a link to the prayer for Haiti by Fr. Austin Fleming of the Archdiocese of Boston, which concludes today's video.
If you'd like to support the Haitian recovery effort of Catholic Relief Services, go to this link.
Previous reports and updates regarding the process and plan for Re-Imagining Our Church, as well as Built of Living Stones, the guidebook for U.S. Catholic churches, can be found at stanneswausau.org/re-imagining.
