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All Souls’ Day 2019 Robert Baeten October 10, 2018 Lilamae Swenson April 12, 2019 Frances Kelly November 1, 2018 Alice Vandehei April 15, 2019 Harold Aldrich November 5, 2018 Ken Bain April 18, 2019 John McGlone November 12, 2018 Dick Keyser April 23, 2019 Shirley Gerarden November 22, 2018 Francis Doulet May 11, 2019 Curtis Collar December 2, 2018 Dolores Holl May 22, 2019 Genevieve Quinette December 8, 2018 David Minten May 22, 2019 Gerald Hermsen December 10, 2018 Marshall Enderby May 24, 2019 Carol Rhode December 14, 2018 Ira Thiry May 26, 2019 Maureen Mommaerts December 17, 2018 Paul Hoes May 27, 2019 Jeanne Krull December 24, 2018 Mary Bradley May 28, 2019 Tom Thomson December 29, 2018 Ray Ebben May 29, 2019 Jesse Hettmann January 11, 2019 Jennifer VanDeHei May 29, 2019 James Vandenack January 19, 2019 Glenn Bellin June 10, 2019 Walter Gutowski January 26, 2019 Marion Vissers June 13, 2019 Ronald Pomprowitz January 31, 2019 Ann Forseth June 14, 2019 Lauren Horkman February 10, 2019 Mary Ann Merckx June 19, 2019 Patrick Meyer February 19, 2019 Lynn Paiter August 11, 2019 Jermaine Blean February 21, 2019 Dave Radder August 12, 2019 Elizabeth Acquah March 1, 2019 Evelyn Van De Laarschot August 13, 2019 John Gerrits March 10, 2019 Millie Coenen August 20, 2019 Vernon Hermes March 16, 2019 Louis Vanden Busch Jr. August 27, 2018 Dan Ritter March 17, 2019 Betty Ambrosius August 27, 2019 Joanne Albers March 22, 2019 Robert Nordeen, Sr. August 27, 2019 Diane Tate March 27, 2019 Marjory Schmitz September 7, 2019 Caroline Smet March 30, 2019 Merle W. Kussow September 13, 2019 Maureen Laughlin April 4, 2019 Clarence Gossen October 2, 2019
OUR LADY OF LOURDES PARISH FAMILY DE PERE, WISCONSIN
Mass Intentions + Larry Zastrow, 85, father of parishioner
Jane Morgan and former father-in-law of
Monday, November 4 Saint Charles Borromeo parishioner Tim Morgan, passed away on
7:30 a.m. Word Service October 20 was accorded Christian burial
here on October 25. Larry received his
Tuesday, November 5 bachelor’s degree from St. Norbert College
7:30 a.m. + Mary Ann Merckx and played a key role at Nicolet Paper for
more than 40 years. For 20 years after
Wednesday, November 6 retirement, he shared his good nature by driving a Lamers
8:45 a.m. + Mary Lou, Kent, Craig, & Janet school bus. Larry was a longtime usher at our 8:15 Sunday
Lindsley Mass. He is also survived by two sons and a daughter-in-
law, ten grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren. Larry
Thursday, November 7 was preceded in death by his wife, Audrey, and a son.
7:30 a.m. +Fr. Conrad Kratz, O. Praem.
+ William Blamer, 87, father of parishioner
Friday, November 8 Robin Therese, passed away October 23,
7:30 a.m. Mary Ann & Robert Merckx and was accorded Christian burial on
November 1. Bill was the former owner of
Saturday, November 9 Thirty-Second Sunday in
Blamer’s Auto Repair, a three-generation
Ordinary Time
business in Milwaukee and a proud
4:30 p.m. Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Family veteran of the Korean War. He was also a
+Veterans –VFW member of the American Legion and the
VFW and enjoyed fishing. Bill lived every
Sunday, November 10 Thirty-Second Sunday in day to the fullest and was proud that Mayor Norquest had
Ordinary Time declared March 23 as “Bill Blamer Day.” He is further
8:15 a.m. + Rick and Larry Quinette survived by eight other children and their spouses,
grandchildren, and extended family. Bill was preceded in
death by his wife, Rose.
10:15 a.m. +Ray Buchberger
+ Patrick Turriff, 83, husband of
+ + + At rest in the Lord + + + parishioner, Sharon Turriff and father of
parishioner Dale (Nancy)Turriff, passed
away on October 27, and was accorded
Christian burial through Ryan Funeral
+ Joann Leisgang, 80, mother of parishioner Home on October 30. Pat was a self-made
LuAnn (Eugene) Coonen and grandmother of business man who built two successful
parishioner Corey Coonen, passed away on businesses -– Turriff Country Carpets and a
September 23, and was accorded Christian veal farm. He enjoyed yearly trips to Marco
burial through St. John Catholic Church in Island with Sharon, spending time at the family cottage,
Seymour on September 27. Joann enjoyed making Easter ice cream with his grandkids, and fishing.
playing cards and games, reading, golfing, Pat is also survived by another son and daughter and their
bowling, camping, and canning the harvest spouses, grandchildren, and extended family.
from her garden. She was an active member of the
American Legion Auxiliary. Joann is also survived by five + Sherilyn Peeters, 77, mother of
other children and their spouses, grandchildren and parishioner Jamie (Tom) Van De Hei ,
extended family. She was preceded in death by her passed away unexpectedly on October 19,
husband of 40 years, Franklin, and a daughter. and was accorded Christian burial through
Holy Cross Parish on October 29. Sherry
+ Donald Drewiske, 63, son of parishioner, worked for Steiner Vending and First
Norb Drewiske and brother of parishioners Northern Bank. She was a caring, wife,
Steve (Linda) Drewiske and Mary Jo (Deacon mother, grandmother, and friend to all who
Mike) Vander Bloomen passed away enjoyed cooking and celebrating special
unexpectedly on October 16, and was holiday traditions with her family. Sherry is also survived by
accorded Christian burial through Ryan her husband of 57 years, Jim, another daughter and son
Funeral Home on October 26. Don was a and their significant others, grandchildren, and extended
teacher for 34 years at Abbott Pennings, the family.
Oneida Tribe, and finally at UW-Green Bay, teaching
courses in biology and math. He enjoyed reading, running, ++May Joann, Don, Larry, Bill, Pat, and
trying new recipes, building furniture, painting, and being Sherry rest in Christ’s peace!++
outdoors. Don is also survived by his wife, Linda, two
daughters and a son-in-law, extended family, and his dogs.
Sacrament of Baptism
We welcome Levi Raymond Davister to the Living Body
Veteran’s Day Remembrance Mass of Christ!
All Veteran’s and Active Duty Military members, please
join us the weekend of November 9-10 during each Mass in
honor of your service to our country. We are also planning New Robes for Altar Servers
to have a display of Veterans and Active Duty Military Our old altar server robes were worn and in need of
members for the Masses that weekend. Please feel free to repair. Through a generous memorial gift from a parish
drop off items in the Parish Office by November 4. family we were able to purchase beautiful new robes in a
2 variety of sizes. We are truly grateful for this kind gift!
THIRTY-FIRST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME NOVEMBER 3, 2019
As the Leaves Fall
As soon as the vacations are over, things in the parish start again. At Our Lady of Lourdes
lots of things are going on. One of the first things we celebrated in the parish was confirmation.
Abbot Dane Radecki came to our parish to confirm 56 young people.
A couple of weeks ago, I was at the opening of the Religious Education program, and I was
amazed how many young people come to Religious Education on Wednesday nights. Last
Wednesday, Angela and Traci organized an appreciation dinner for all our catechists. Where
would we be without these people who offer their time to help young people to grow in their
Faith? We really appreciate what you do!
Last week we had the Mass for the Loss of a Child. It was the second time that we had a
special Mass to remember and to mourn lost children. I think it was a good idea for our Respect
Life Ministry to bring up the idea of giving special attention to parents, grandparents, and family
members who lost a child. Several people told me how much they appreciated this. For some
parents, it was recently that they lost a child. For others, it was a long time ago. They all have
in common that they never forget their lost, loved child. I really appreciated that we, as a church
community, joined these parents in their grief, pain, memories, and prayer.
This weekend, we remember All Saints and All Souls, two celebrations that go together. Theologically, All Souls and All
Saints cannot be separated from each other. When we celebrate All Saints, we do not exactly know who we celebrate. Some
saints we know, but there are many saints not canonized. In the feast of All Souls, we celebrate all these unknown saints
who lived here throughout the ages. I think we all know holy people, people who are not in the picture of others, but who
have a sense of holiness within them. I think of some mothers I know, who have jobs and, at the same time day in and out,
care for their children. I think of some religious I know, nuns, brothers, priests, who do their work in silence as missionaries
far away and, many times, under difficult circumstances. However, you find them everywhere, people who have a brilliance
of holiness.
The day after All Saints we pray for All Souls, for all our departed deceased, also those who were not holy. We pray for
them and commend them to God’s mercy. With all these memories, Fall becomes a mournful time, and I think that fits with
the time of the year. Nature is losing her glamour and leaves fall down from the trees. It seems that Mother Nature is
mourning with us when we remember our lost loved ones. As the leaves fall, I wish everyone who mourns a lost loved one
strength and courage. I’m connected with you in prayer!
God Bless!
Fr. Peter Ambting
Meeting Schedule – Week of 11/4 St. John’s Homeless Shelter
Monday, November 4 — Knights of Columbus The shelter opened November 1. Wondering how you
6:00 p.m., Parish Center can help? Our Lady of Lourdes parishioners are signed up
Monday, November 4 — Christian Action Committee to provide a meal on Monday, November 25. We will be
6:30 p.m., Social Hall preparing Sloppy Joes, Coleslaw Salad (recipes provided),
Tuesday, November 5 — Young Adult Ministry Chips, and Desserts. We also will be providing Milk, Juice,
6:30 p.m., Affogato’s Coffee Shop paper plates, and cups. You can prepare the Sloppy Joes or
Tuesday, November 5 — Men’s Group the Coleslaw Salad in your own home.
6:30 p.m., Gathering Area There is also a basket that has been placed in the
Thursday, November 7 — Adult Faith Formation Team Gathering Area labeled “St. John’s Shelter.” If you would
6:30 p.m., Social Hall like to help, there is a “Wish List” in the Gathering Area and
you can place what you have picked up in the basket and
OLOL Thanksgiving Help Dick and Sharon Collar have offered to routinely empty the
basket and deliver these items to the shelter. Thanks so
If your family is in need of a basket for Thanksgiving,
please contact Carol in the Parish Office at (920) 336-4033 much to them for taking on this task again this year. It is so
or carolg@lourdesdepere.org. All requests will be handled very much appreciated!!
confidentially. Please watch future bulletins for additional meals
coming up in December and the New Year. If you have any
questions or would like to help with this meal or future
Advent By Candlelight meals, please contact Rick and Dawn Crabb at (920) 336-
Save the date for our Annual Advent by Candlelight 4439 or email them at steprus@new.rr.com.
Event: Thursday, December 5. More details to follow in Thank you for helping with this ministry.
next week’s bulletin!
Daily Masses
Liturgical Schedule Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 7:30 a.m.
Weekend Masses Monday: Word Service 7:30 a.m.
Saturday 4:30 p.m. Wednesday: School Mass 8:45 a.m.
Sunday 8:15 a.m. and 10:15 a.m. Rosary: 6:55 a.m.
Confessions Adoration
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Friday 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Saturday 3:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m. 3
or by appointmentOLOL School News Mark Your Calendars!
Dear OLOL Parish, All Aboard! We invite you to hop on the OLOL Express
The 2019 OLOL Night of Keys is quickly approaching. I for a fun evening to support the students of Our Lady of
attended a planning meeting last week, and I came away Lourdes Catholic School! The 3rd Annual Night of
feeling that this was going to be the best Night of Keys Keys event is Saturday, November 16, at 6:00 p.m., in the
ever. The National Railroad Museum is a wonderful venue. Lenfestey Center at the National Railroad Museum. This
There are going to be great silent and oral auction items. wonderful venue makes this a special night not to be
The NEW Piano guys are so entertaining! Awesome food missed! This action-packed evening will feature the
is included. ever-popular N.E.W. Piano Guys (dueling pianos), dinner,
The best thing that you can do to help is to purchase a ‘old school’ silent and live auctions, 50/50 and bucket
key ticket and attend the event. The next best thing you can raffles, and our marquee event— the Key Raffle drawing for
do is to sell a key ticket to a friend or relative and bring them a chance to win $10,000, $3,000, or $1,000! Key Raffle
along. This is a great community event and our largest tickets will be for sale in the Gathering Area after select
fundraiser. All of the proceeds go directly to OLOL students Masses Oct. 5 through Nov. 10. Tickets are $100 each, and
and families. We need your help so we can continue to give includes admission for two, dinner
your children the best learning environment possible. and entertainment. Only 400
Thank you for your help in making this event successful. tickets will be sold so purchase
This Friday is All Saints’ Day. Students are required to early! Additional raffle tickets and
BRING a Saint costume to school. Students can pick a General Admission tickets ($25 ea.)
favorite Saint or research a Saint of their choosing. can also be purchased in the school
Students will change shortly before lunch so we can eat and parish offices. Thank you in
lunch with the Saints. All students are required to advance for your generous support
participate. We ask that your child’s costume focuses on the of our event and our school.
life of the Saint. We look forward to seeing all of our Saints.
Students are continuing to learn and practice our
social-emotional learning unit of “We Need Each
ADVENT-ure Night
Come join the OLOL Parish
Other.” The goal this month is to create a culture of building
Family in one of two sessions
up versus tearing down. We are hoping that you can
celebrating the coming of Advent.
reinforce what every student in each grade has learned this The two sessions will be hosted
month. OLOL can achieve amazing results when we all on Sunday, November 24, from
embrace this philosophy. 4:00-5:30 PM and Monday,
November 25, from 6:00-7:30
“Volunteers do not necessarily have the PM. There will be reflection, fellowship, and yummy snacks.
time, they just have the heart.” Your family will be able to make an Advent wreath to take
- Elizabeth Andrew home. The cost will be $15 per family. Space is limited, so
please make sure to register your family for one of two
The Lourdes Way, different sessions by November 20. Please register @
https://forms.gley8m1LtvUWhJoUsY98 or call the Parish
Jeffrey Young, Principal Office at (920) 336-4033.
OLOL Apparel Sale Ends November 4
Time is running out to order your OLOL apparel. The
last day to order apparel items will be Sunday, November 4.
This is a great opportunity to purchase OLOL apparel and
show your pride in our school. With the upcoming
basketball season it is also a great way to show your team
spirit! Oh...and don't forget Christmas is coming up. The
apparel items make great Christmas gifts!!
Items are available in youth and adult sizes. Samples
Second Sunday Food and Fellowship are available in the school office during the day for try-on or
Please join the OLOL Youth Ministry on Sunday, just to see and feel. Orders can be placed online by
November 10 from 6:30-8:30 PM for our “Second Sunday visiting https://qualitinc.com/e-stores/product-category/our-
Food and Fellowship.” Please enter on the south side. We lady-of-lourdes/ and will be shipped to the school by
will make and share a meal together followed by casual November 18 for pickup.
conversation about topics that relate to the lives of teens. Any questions please contact Kathy Kocken
at aussie91@sbcglobal.net or 339-8557.
OLOL Holiday Support
The Thanksgiving, Advent, and Christmas seasons are
quickly approaching! As in the past, if your family or a
Children of God Program parish family you know is in need of assistance with food or
Please encourage your children to join our Children of gift items, please contact Carol at the Parish Office by
God Program on Sunday, November 3, during the 8:15 Monday, November 4. All requests are kept confidential.
Mass.
Knights of Columbus
Young Families Ministry The De Pere Knights of Columbus will be meeting at
Please join the Young Families Ministry on Sunday, 7:00 PM Monday, November 4, at Our Lady Of Lourdes
November 3, after the 8:15 Mass. Yummy snacks and Parish Center. Prior to the meeting, at 6:00 PM, they will be
babysitting will be provided. 4 having an initiation ceremony for new members.OUR LADY OF LOURDES ANNUAL PARISH MEETING MINUTES
Sunday, October 13, 2019
Approximately 30 parishioners attended the annual meeting of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish on Sunday, October 13,
following the 10:15 a.m. Mass. Fr. Peter Ambting, O. Praem, called the meeting to order at 11:35 a.m. and began with a
prayer.
FIRST MONTHS AT OLOL – Fr. Peter:
Fr. Peter he feels Our Lady of Lourdes is a strong, welcoming parish. We have many people participating in our liturgies, and
they run very well.
There are some challenges that we plan to work on in the coming year such has enhancing our music and becoming
more welcoming to families and children. We would like to make one of our Masses family friendly, including liturgical
text, homilies, and music. We have recently formed a team of people who will begin training to lead Small Church
Communities. Fr. Peter would also like to consider traveling to the Holy Land with a group from OLOL. In addition to
these projects, we need to prepare for the diocese One by One Capital Campaign.
YEAR IN REVIEW/FINANCIAL REVIEW – Joe Draves:
We finished the 2018-19 fiscal year with a deficit of $43,245. This can be attributed to a decline in stewardship (parish
support), as parish support was down $41,115 from 2017-18. We had planned to run at a small deficit as we expected a
decline. We believe this will change if we can get more people engaged.
Thanks to the generous gifts from parishioners and the memorial gifts in our Wish List fund, we were able to complete
several important building and grounds projects:
• Installed snow stops on the church roof • Added moveable fence to the school playground • Replaced air conditioner
condenser unit in the Parish Center • Automated Parish Center entrance doors • Replaced parts on church bells
LOOKING AHEAD 2019-20 – Joe Draves:
As Fr. Peter mentioned, there are several things we plan to focus on in the coming year including a family/children’s
liturgy, forming Small Church Communities, and looking at additional ways to enhance our faith experience. Joe
mentioned the Praise & Worship Band that was formed recently has been getting a very positive response. Katie
Summers shared that the teams she has formed for Young Adults and Adult Faith Formation are working ways to engage
new and current parishioners ages 18 and older. There has been a very good response to the Young Adult events that
have been held so far. The Hospitality Committee has also planned some great events including a hot dog meal for the
Religious Education families and a potluck for all parishioners.
We will continue to assist Jeff Young in his efforts to increase and maintain enrollment at OLOL School. Thanks to a
generous estate gift from a parish family, we were able to offer Half-Price Tuition promotion, which resulted in 14 new
students this fall. In addition, the school was able to hire a part-time counselor from the diocese.
Several additional building projects are also proposed for the coming year:
• Resurface south church parking lot • Painting the church • Installing a frequency drive on the church blowers
• Enhancing lighting in the choir area
PARISH MISSION PLANNING – Bob Summers:
Fr. Peter introduced Bob Summers. Bob served as the Team Lead for the Parish Mission Planning. Parish Mission
Planning was done to establish the areas we would like to address with funds generated from the diocese capital
campaign. It focuses on evangelization to our parish, school, and community. Our team met for several months and
through the process established five goals which will be highlighted in future bulletins.
DIOCESE CAMPITAL CAMPAIGN – Fr. Peter:
Fr. Peter shared that the diocese One by One Capital Campaign will launch at Our Lady of Lourdes on January 1. The
amount that we have been asked to raise is based on 115% of the average of our parish support over the past three
years. This is not the same formula used to determine our Bishop’s Appeal goal. The Campaign is not an assessment. If we
fall short, we will not be billed for the difference. Also, the parish will receive 50% of what we raise. We will need to draft a
case statement which specifies how we plan to use our portion. The goals we established in the Parish Mission Planning
will help guide us. The Bishop’s Appeal will still be held during the capital campaign, so parishioners will be asked to
contribute to both.
QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION
Joe opened the meeting to questions.
The meeting closed with a prayer at 12:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Carol Gibson
Recording Secretary
5Readings for November 3-10 2019 Bishop’s Appeal – Help Us Finish!
Sunday: Wis 11:22—12:2/Ps 145:1-2, 8-9, 10-11, 13, 14 As of Tuesday, October 29, with the 2019 Bishop’s
[cf. 1]/2 Thes 1:11—2:2/Lk 19:1-10 Appeal goal of $110,099, there have been 475 gifts
Monday: Rom 11:29-36/Ps 69:30-31, 33-34, 36 [14c]/Lk totaling $100,076. This is about 91% of our goal. A
14:12-14 parishioner recently had an excellent suggestion. We have
Tuesday: Rom 12:5-16b/Ps 131:1bcde, 2, 3/Lk 14:15-24 more than 1,500 families in our parish. If 500, which is just
Wednesday: Rom 13:8-10/Ps 112:1b-2, 4-5, 9 [5a]/Lk one-third of our families, made a donation of $25 or added
14:25-33 an additional $25 to their original donation, we would our
Thursday: Rom 14:7-12/Ps 27:1bcde, 4, 13-14 [13]/Lk not only meet, but exceed our 2019 Bishop’s Appeal
15:1-10 goal! Please consider helping us out. God bless you for
Friday: Rom 15:14-21/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [cf. 2b]/ your generous support!
Lk 16:1-8
Saturday: Ez 47:1-2, 8-9, 12/Ps 46:2-3, 5-6, 8, 9 [5]/1 Your Financial Support At OLOL
Cor 3:9c-11, 16-17/Jn 2:13-22 Freely Receive - Freely Give
Next Sunday: 2 Mc 7:1-2, 9-14/Ps 17:1, 5-6, 8, 15 [15b]/2 Weekend of October 26/27
Thes 2:16—3:5/Lk 20:27-38 or 20:27, 34-38
Parish Support..............$6,157.00
Offertory Collection…………..$620.84
Total............................. $6,777.84
Parish Support Budget for July 1– October. 31.............$304,900
Parish Support Income through October 27............$261,307
Amount needed to make budget through Oct. 31….…$43,593
Blood Drive
Thank you to the following donors from the Blood Drive
on October 14: Clif Kane, Mary Gossen, Sue Sands, Amy Active Duty Military and Veterans
Vandenberg, Don VanDenLangenberg, Marge Michulsky, If you have a family member on active duty and would
Terry Johnson, Felicity Bieker, Abbey Buchberger, Carol like to have their information listed or updated for the
Enderby, Lynn Scannell, Marsha Zink, Gary Thomson, Tom bulletin, please call the Parish Office at (920) 336-4033 or
Hofmann, Bob Terhar, Tammy Wagner, Mark Smith, email us at parish@lourdesdepere.org before November 4.
Marlene Geurts, Nancy Mooren, John Van Deurzen.
Also many thanks to these volunteers: Rose Ann Thank You to Respect Life Ministry
Schweitzer, Dorothy VandenLangenberg, Carol Hamblen, “A very sincere thank you for the October 24 Mass for
Liz McDonald, Marlene Wilmet, Carol Augustian, Olivia the Loss of a Child. The caring and effort by the Respect
Augustian, Trevor Augustian, and Paul and Ann Koehler. Life Ministry members is faith-filled and so heartwarming.”
The next blood drive is Thursday, December 12. —Gratefully, Jim & Barbara Furlong
Liturgical Ministers for November 9/10
Eucharistic Minister Lector Usher Mass Server Hospitality
Jim Begotka Michael Pankratz Carol Brennan Kaylin Nelson Greeters
Mary Cowan Sue Pankratz Jean Hoes Nicki Waystedt Eric Ruechel
Michael Pankratz VOLUNTEER Janet Ruechel
Saturday Sue Pankratz VOLUNTEER Cross Bearer VOLUNTEER
November 9 Bob Summers VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER
4:30 PM Katie Summers VOLUNTEER
Mary Summers Music Ministry Coffee/Juice
Deacon Mike Mary Lauer and Eric Ruechel
Laura Yaklin Jody Strnad Janet Ruechel
Owen Yaklin
VOLUNTEER
Debbie Boulanger Margy Eastman Carol Augustian Isabel Derouin Greeters
Mary Conard Ron Van Dyck Matthew Burns Jacob Shefchik Carol Augustian
Linda Shimek VOLUNTEER Kim/Megan Burns
Sunday Mary Van Dyck VOLUNTEER Cross Bearer VOLUNTEER
November 10 Ron Van Dyck VOLUNTEER Branden Boulanger
8:15 AM John Vande Ven VOLUNTEER Coffee/Juice
Mickey Vande Ven Music Ministry Kim/Megan Burns
Deacon Mike Angelus Choir and
Janice Voyles Pam Dufek
Thomas Voyles
VOLUNTEER
Mary Daly John Kimmeth John Fink Abbie Micke Greeters
Bob Decker Kathy Decker John Wilmet James Micke Draves Family
Lisa Draves VOLUNTEER Kathy Draves
Laura Gerarden VOLUNTEER Cross Bearer VOLUNTEER
Sunday
Joy Nowak VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER
November 10 Coffee/Juice
Ed Oliveira VOLUNTEER
10:15 AM Kathy Draves
Rose Ann Schweitzer Music Ministry
David Van Sistine Alleluia Attitude and Draves Family
Deacon Mike Mary Slavek
Jeanine Zeamer
VOLUNTEER 6Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Directory BAPTISM - Parents must be registered, active Catholics
PARISH CENTER OFFICE - 336-4033 4 months prior to Baptism. First-time parents are required
Parish Business Manager - Carol Gibson to attend a Baptism Prep Program before their child is
Financial Secretary - Kathy Kocken baptized. Call the Parish Office to make arrangements.
Parish Secretary - Katie Summers
CONFESSIONS
Fridays 8:00 a.m. to 9 a.m.
PARISH MEMBERSHIP - Register with Parish Office. Saturdays 3:30 to 4:15 p.m.
Members 18 years and older - please register individually. CONFIRMATION - Confirmation is celebrated in fall of the
All are welcome to be an active part of our parish family. Senior year for our high school students after participation
Your most important contribution is your regular presence at in the preparation program. Contact the Religious
Sunday Mass. Beyond that our material support is based on Education Office for further details.
Christian Stewardship of time, talent, and treasure.
MARRIAGES - Weddings to initiate Christian Marriage are
BULLETIN - Announcements due by Monday morning. celebrated for persons who have demonstrated an active
Please email the Parish Office, parish@lourdesdepere.org practice of our Faith. At least six months notice is required
PARISH TRUSTEES for the required Diocesan Marriage Preparation Program.
Joe Draves, 339-0698 New parishioners contemplating marriage in our parish
Alisa Gerke, 360-6913 must be registered with the parish and show active
participation for at least 6 months prior to setting a
OUR LADY OF LOURDES SCHOOL & PRESCHOOL wedding date. Weddings can be scheduled any time on
Principal, Jeff Young, 336-3091 Friday afternoons or on Saturdays, no later than 1:00 p.m.
Site Advisory Committee, Katie VerBoort, 632-4264
SACRAMENT of the SICK - The Sacrament of the Sick is
RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CENTER 337-0443 celebrated communally during Advent and Easter. If
Coordinator Grades 1-8— Angela Bieda you’re anticipating a hospital stay, please call the Parish
Coordinator for Grades 9-11—Traci LaCrosse Office. In an emergency, call anytime!
YOUTH MINISTRY - 337-0443, Traci LaCrosse, Facilitator FUNERALS - In the event of a death in your family, please
contact the Parish Office for Pastoral Care or to schedule
FINANCE COUNCIL - Chairperson, Paul Albers, 680-1511 and prepare a funeral.
PASTORAL COUNCIL– Chairperson, Arie DeWaal, 489-4249 MOUNT CALVARY CEMETERY - Kathy Kocken, 336-4033
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337 Main Ave. • De Pere, WI 54115
Atty. Troy R. Schneider
PARISH MEMBER
Flooring, Inc.
Mercy Family Practice ♦ Gyros
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♦ Hummus ♦ Chicago Dog Legal Representation in Farm, David J. Koehler
1500 Heritage Rd, De Pere
♦ Chili ♦ Falafel ♦ Greek Fries Business and Estate Planning 700 Cormier Road
♦ Salads ♦ Kids Menu and Much More
Ph: (920)347-1990 Fax: (920)347-1991 Hours: Mon. – Sat. 11am-8pm | Sun. Closed Call 920-849-4999 Green Bay, WI 54304 592-0700
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VAN RITE & FATHER INC
The Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner Hot Spot of De Pere
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525 Reid St. | 920.336.8726
Sun 7am-8pm • Mon-Thur 5:30am-8pm
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Festival Foods Marketplace
HOURS:
Sun-Thur:
11am-10pm
WE
DELIVER!
Thorne
1041 Main Ave Tel (920) 632-7567
Fri-Sat:
11am-11pm Plumbing, Inc. Insurance Service Center, LLC
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• Shipping Services • Packaging Services LUNCH BUFFET DINNER BUFFET Serving De Pere and Carrie Baeten
• Document Finishing Services • Mailbox & Postal Services Mon-Sat: 11am-1:30pm Mon: 5pm-8pm
FRIDAY SEAFOOD BUFFET 5-8PM
Surrounding Areas 920-964-2142
Parish Member carrie@iscinsurance.com
336-6966
• Faxing Services • Copying Services 330 Reid St., West De Pere • 337-6666
Parish Supporter www.gallagherspizza.com www.iscinsurance.com
Scott Baeten De Pere, WI
Mount Calvary Parish Member
Cemetery (920) 336-3171
OLOL PARISH CEMETERY • Fast Reliable Service • Cost Efficient
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mbrosius • Curb Cutting
Outdoor Power • Demolition
- Gravely - Ariens - Grasshopper • Core Drilling Open Daily
- Simplicity - Stihl - Toro • Excavating
- Outdoor Power Equipment Specialist (920) • Wall and Floor Sawing
5am - 2:30pm
Factory Appointed Service Professionals
www.ambrosiussas.com 336-7179 • Removal and Disposal
920-437-3001 840 N. 9th, De Pere (Glory & Ashland) 1358 Mid Valley Dr, # B - DePere Office (920) 983-0678 / Cell (920) 366-8281
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920-337-0733 Ph.
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Concrete Steps & Iron Railings
1472 Mid Valley Dr. THE SANDERS’ FAMILY
De Pere, WI 336-9381 105 Fort Howard Ave. De Pere, WI 54115
A Safe Place To Call Home Open To The Public
A Community Based Residential Facility (CBRF)
Specialized in:
300 Grant St.
• Assisted Living
• Alzheimers
403-5100
• Dementia Care www.kressinn.com
920-336-9137 (Located on the St. Norbert Campus)
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James G. Fritsche DDS
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Projects OR Call or stop in for an
appointment
18 Months
and a free estimate.
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502 Redbird Circle 336-8472 920.336.3174
920 Main St.
(across from Festival Foods)
338-9230
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Payment www.valleycabinetinc.com
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www.allouezcatholiccemetery.com
www.pellawi.com | 262.289.1105 regard to race, color, religion, national origin,
sex, or familial status. Prior sales excluded. Parish Member
adam.turriff@resource1gb.com
Salon West LLC. 2130 Velp Ave.
Green Bay
Full Service Salon 494-4585
103 Fort Howard Ave, De Pere WI 1685 Main St.
Green Bay
920/336-3061 469-3366
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ANIMAL HOSPITAL
(920) 468-5800
www.bayeast.com
Dr. Margy Terhar Eastman R. Scott Mathewson
Dr. Cheryl Landwehr Skaletski
Dr. Roberta Riedi 920-983-1315
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