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BURLINGTON/LYONS TRI-PARISH CATHOLIC COMMUNITY
ST. JOSEPH, LYONS– ST. CHARLES & IMMACULATE CONCEPTION ST. MARY, BURLINGTON
Mission Statement:
St. Charles Borromeo, St. Joseph, Immaculate Conception, (St. Mary), united in proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ
through His saving death and resurrection, by calling, forming and sending disciples to go out and make new disciples.
As a people, we are called to encounter Jesus, and grow as disciples through the sacramental life of the church.
A message from Father Jim . . .
“Even now, says the Lord, return to me with your whole heart”
(Joel 2:12)
With these words we begin every Season of Lent. This is the first sentence of the First Reading that was pro-
claimed on Ash Wednesday. Every year these words from the Prophet Joel challenge us to put ourselves in the
right frame of mind for the Lenten journey that lies ahead. Every year our objective is clear: develop a deeper
relationship with the Lord. If this is to be accomplished then we must be willing to invest ourselves with every
ounce of energy that we have. It is my prayer that the sacrifices we are encouraged to offer during Lent will help
us to be mindful of the ultimate sacrifice our Lord Jesus offered for each one of us.
I invite you to prayerfully consider participating in the many different activities and prayer services that are being
offered at our parishes this Lent and to remember that in the weeks ahead Jesus Christ walks with us in a very
special way. He shows us the love He has for each one of us. A desire to truly walk with Jesus during these days
of Lent cannot begin without being mindful of the fact that we cannot begin to ask Him for something, namely
mercy, compassion and strength, if we ourselves are not willing to offer this to others.
This holy season can also serve as a wonderful opportunity for us to evangelize. I’m sure we all know someone
who is not quite as active in his or her faith as he or she could be. Now would be a perfect time for us to invite
them to come back to the Church. It really doesn’t matter what our past has been because we can always begin
anew. It is important for us to remind those who feel alienated from the Church for whatever reason of this.
I want to offer my sincere gratitude to all who sent notes, cards, emails or texts expressing your condolences over
the death of my mother. I can’t tell you how much this means to me and to my family. It is never easy to experi-
ence the death of someone we love but our faith in the resurrection of Jesus Christ is the comfort and peace that
assures us that when death comes life is changed not ended.
May the grace and peace of the Season of Lent be with all of you!
Father Jim Volkert
Mark Your Calendars
for Lenten Vespers
February 28th—St. Joseph
March 7th—St. Mary
Tuesdays at 7 PM—St. Mary March 14th—St. Charles
(Rosary begins at 6:30 PM)
Fridays at 6 PM—St. Charles Vespers will begin at 4:00 PM.
SACRIFICIAL GENEROSITY
Membership Collected (2/13-2/14/21) $ 9,639.00 REGISTER NOW FOR BURLINGTON
Offertory 503.00 CATHOLIC SCHOOL
Feb. 15 Dir. Withdrawal (ACH) 32 Contributors 3,250.01
Total $ 13,392.01 Are you interested in sending your son or daughter to
Burlington Catholic School? Go to the following link
Amount given fiscal year to date $371,986.06
Amount budgeted to date (33 Weeks) $389,870.47
and register today:
Difference (-)17,884.41 Go to: Admissions at www.ourbcs.org
Amount budgeted for fiscal year (52 weeks) $615,000.00
Amount still needed for fiscal year $243,013.94
The Sacrament of Reconciliation will be offered the 1st and
Amount needed weekly to reach budget (19 Weeks) 3rd Saturdays at St. Charles. Confessions will be heard at
$12,790.21/wk 4:00 PM in the Cry Room of church. You may also call one
of the priests to schedule a time convenient for you.
W e e k en d M a s s S c h e d u l e
Saturday Directory
4:30 PM—St. Mary Parish
5:00 PM—St. Charles Parish Emergency After Hours Phone # 262-210-9588
Sunday
7:30 AM—St. Mary Parish
8:00 AM—St. Charles Parish
9:00 AM—St. Joseph Parish
10:30 AM—St. Mary Parish
11:00 AM—St. Charles Parish (Spanish)
How to WATCH SUNDAY MASS:
HEART OF THE NATION https://
www.heartofthenation.org/online-mass/sunday-mass Website………………………...…...www.mystcharles.org
CATHEDRAL https://www.stjohncathedral.org/index.php/ Hispanic Ministry……….….….………..…..262-767-2630
connected/#eluid07c9c37e Sr. Janeth Vasconez Email: janeth67@hotmail.com
9:00 am - Radio Mass – AM 920 WOKY
11:00 am - Live Streamed on YouTube Parish Staff
The Order of Worship will be available here: YouTube and Radio Pastor: Very Rev. Jim Volkert……….……..262-763-2260
Masses
Live-stream and radio broadcast of Mass from the Cathedral will E-Mail: jvolkert@stmb.org
continue for those who stay home. The 9:00 AM Mass is availa- Associate Pastor: Rev. Sergio Rodriguez......262-763-2260
ble on Radio 920 AM, WOKY. You can view this week's 11:00 E-Mail: srodriguez@mystcharles.org
am Cathedral Mass on our YouTube channel or via the video box Deacon: Anton Nickolai………………...….262-763-2260
below. Parish Secretary/Bookkeeper: Jami Morrow
RADIO/TV Sunday Mass is available in the archdiocese via ……………………………………….....262-763-2260 x201
broadcast in two forms, on the radio, at 9a.m., Sunday mornings,
on Radio 920 AM, W.O.L.F., and on broadcast television on
E-Mail: jmorrow@mystcharles.org
WVTV, My24 at 7am, and 9am, and on WITI Fox 6, at 5:30am. Director of Rel.Ed: Ellie Schultz………...….262-757-8054
E-Mail: eschultz@mystcharles.org
Youth Ministry: Ellie Schultz ………….…...262-757-8054
Liturgical Roles E-Mail: eschultz@mystcharles.org
Saturday, February 27 @ 5:00 pm Trustee: Barb Bakshis……………………..... 262-539-2694
Reader: Bil Scherrer Trustee: Bob O’Neill……...………...……….262-939-1292
Eucharistic Minister: Priest Only Until Further Notice Bulletin Editor: Jami Morrow………....262-763-2260 x201
Ushers: Bridget Hinchliffe, John Anderson, Al Lois, Rose Prayer Chain: Sara Schoepke……………….414-510-1841
Dolatowski RCIA Coordinator: Erin Aldrich………………………...
Alternate: Barb Beix E-Mail: erin.l.aldrich@gmail.com
Sunday, February 28 @ 8:00 am
Reader: Karen Middlecamp Tri-Parish Pastoral Council Members…………………
Eucharistic Minister: Priest Only Until Further Notice Brian Daniel (763-7317), Mark Ehlen (763-8194), Mary Ann
Ushers: Pete DeGrave, Tom Aldrich, Mary LaBadie, Tim Johnson—Vice Chairperson (262-812-7547), Bill Korducki
Spiegelhoff (262-763-4369), Tom Lebak—Chairperson(763-6006), Mari-
Alternate: Jim Martin lyn Putz—Secretary (763-9075), Jacki Scholze (763-4611),
Sunday, February 28 @ 11:00 am—Spanish Mass Rick Tinder (767-0499), Ellen Voslar (763-2056)
All Roles to be filled by the Hispanic Community
Finance Council Members……………………………..
Barb Bakshis, Emily Berg, Bob Lois, Karen Middlecamp
Mass Intentions (Chairperson), Chris Miller, Bob O’Neill, Bil Scherrer, Fr. Jim
Monday, February 22—No Mass Volkert
Tuesday, February 23—8:30am Mass at St. Charles
†Sam & Fifi Jochem (Mary LaBadie) Burlington Catholic Grade School
Wednesday, February 24-No Mass St. Charles & St. Mary Campus’s · Burlington
Thursday, February 25—No Mass Principal: Emily Berg……..……...........…262-763-1515
Friday, February 26 - Mass at St. Mary (8:30am) Secretary: Ashleigh Seidl…..……...……..262-763-2848 x209
2ND SUNDAY OF LENT Bus. Manager: Tyler Galstad………..…...262-763-2848 x210
Saturday, February 27 Catholic Central High School
5:00 pm—†Lynn Cramer (Tom Cramer) Principal: Bonnie Scholz....……………..……...262-763-1510
Sunday, February 28
8:00 am— †John & Gwen Ketterhagen (Family) St. Charles Knights of Columbus Council 1578
11:00 am—†Living & Deceased Members of St. Charles Please call Jim Martin at 262-534-4359
Lenten Study
St. Mary’s Lenten Fish Fry: Lent is a special time Church in her wisdom has set apart for
DRIVE-THRU ONLY us to grow stronger spiritually. She sends forth us with the
February 26th, March 12th and March 26th. message “Repent, and believe in the Gospel”, on Ash
4:30p.m. to 7:00p.m Wednesday. What does it mean to be truly repentant? What
WHERE: St. Mary School (Main Entrance) 225 W. State St. does it take to believe in the Gospel? Do we take this seri-
$11.00 ously? Does it produce a change of heart even when we
make a sincere effort? Please consider joining an on-line
Dinner includes: 3 pc Premium Cod Filets (fried or baked) Lenten study as we delve into this deeply. Lessons will be
(hand breaded, chemical-free, non injected), French Fries or offered on Mondays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. through Zoom,
Red Potatoes, Rye Bread, homemade Cole Slaw, Tartar beginning February 1st. Contact Soly Johns at solyc-
Sauce, Cookies. (Gluten-free fish available by request) johns@gmail.com or (262) 581-0055 with questions.
Drive up to order tent on State Street by St. Mary School to
place your order. Do not leave your car; fish dinners will be
delivered to your car when ready.
FEED YOUR SOUL WITH PRAYER THIS LENT!
Nothing will transform your life so completely, absolutely,
and forever like really learning how to pray. That’s why this
Did you miss Religious Education this year? year’s BEST LENT EVER journeys through Matthew
Join us for our Summer Program! Kelly’s latest book, I HEARD GOD LAUGH: A practical
Registration is beginning for our Summer Religious Educa- Guide to Life’s Essential Daily Habit.
tion on June 14 - 18 and June 21 - 25 from 8:30 - 11:30 am at Beginning on Ash Wednesday and continuing through all
the St. Mary campus. These two weeks can be used to re- forty days of Lent, you will receive a daily email with a short
place the previous school year. If your student missed reli- video to help you reconnect with yourself and your God.
gious education for 1st grade, this will count and First Com- If you choose to throw yourself into this experience, we
munion preparation can begin in the fall. All students who promise you, that you will be surprised by what God can do
are currently grades K-7th for the 20/21 school year are wel- in your life with just an email, a short video and an open
come. heart. So this year, don’t just sign up for BEST LENT EV-
High school students can volunteer to help and we will sign ER, have your best Lent ever!
for 25 service hours for the full two week commitment.
Contact Ellie Schultz for more information:
eschultz@mystcharles.org Tri-Parish Young Adult Virtual Group Meetings
Join us for faith and fellowship in the Tri-Parish Young
A reminder that if Burlington Catholic School is closed for Adult Group! Meetings are held every other Tuesday
any weather related issue such as snow or freezing tempera- Evening at 6:30pm. All young adults ages 18-35 are invit-
tures, daily Mass and the Parish office will be cancelled that ed to join us. Young adults outside the Tri-Parish commu-
day as well. Please check your local news first, for closings nity are welcome to join the meeting! Please contact Caila
in our area. Webber (Caila.Webber@gmail.com) for more infor-
mation!
Arrows of Love: Sebastian
Until about a century and a half ago, Catholic Central High School Placement Exam
Immaculate Conception (or “St. Know any 8th graders taking steps toward high school, interested
Mary’s”) was called St. Sebastian. in becoming a Hilltopper! Our goal is to serve fifty new freshmen
Today, we keep his arrow-riddled in the fall of 2021. We are currently offering the exam on an ap-
statue behind the altar. He was a Ro- pointment only basis. To schedule a time to take the exam or have
any questions please contact Admissions at 262.763.1519 or
man soldier, and his emperor email kschwenn@cchsnet.org
thought Christians were only good
for target practice. Yet many forget UPDATES AS OF AUGUST 29/30
that Sebastian never died from those 35% Capacity
arrows. He died later from the clubs 35% = St. Mary – 190 St. Charles – 140 St. Joseph – 78
of imperial guards, immediately after Even though Archbishop Listecki has reinstated the Sunday obliga-
sneaking up on the emperor to lec- tion for all Catholics to attend Holy Mass, all of those who as de-
ture him on his grievous misdeeds. fined by the health department as more vulnerable (60+ years of
age, those with compromised immune systems, those with underly-
Sebastian shows us that Christ turns our arrows into gold. ing health conditions, those who are anxious about being in a large
We all have been pierced, rejected and wounded by those group, etc.) as well as children under the age of 7, are encouraged
who love us, and yet the Christian still loves. Christ uses to stay at home. The Archdiocese at this time asks that Holy
our darkness to make us more understanding and loving, Communion be received in the hand.
and certainly more dependent on Him. All saints have Cleaning of Facilities
Frequently touched surfaces such as pews/pew tops, doors handles
been hurt, but Christ uses that hurt to heal others. as well as bathrooms will continue to be cleaned and sanitized by
Let Christ rule your heart, CDC recommendations after every Mass. All ushers/greeters will
Steven Weller wear masks and gloves while taking up the collection. At this
time, Archbishop Listecki has mandated that masks must be worn
Seminarian Intern in church. Masks will continue to be available at the entrances.
"Everything changes, including life at Catholic Cen-
tral. New clubs were formed such as the Bicycle Club
and Amnesty International. An eighth period was add-
ed to the school day, and Chorus and Theater were
added to the curriculum. 2021 Virtual Men of Christ Conference
Changes even took place in traditional events, such as Saturday, March 20, 2021 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Homecoming and Prom. A professional decorator was Saint Charles Activity Center - Burlington, WI
hired to decorate Topper Hall for Prom, new Spirit Days To register, contact Joe Spierenburg at
were added for Homecoming, float building was joe.spierenburg@gmail.com
moved from a one-day event to a week-long event at
students' houses and the Powder Puff football game Calling all men to join other men of our community for this
was added to Spirit Week. New and exciting changes life-changing experience. This year the annual Men of Christ
made the 1990 school year, one of the best ones Conference is going virtual and is being hosted at local par-
ishes. The conference will include Holy Mass, nationally
yet!" Marian 1990
known speakers, an opportunity for confession, and a time
for Eucharistic Adoration as we gather as a community of
men.
If you have questions or concerns or to register for this free
event contact Joe Spierenburg at
joe.spierenburg@gmail.com.
2021 Virtual Men of Christ Conference Agenda
8:00 - Morning mass
8:45 - Announcements, Opening Remarks
9:00 - Kevin O’Brien, Our United Focus
9:15 - Jason Jones, ProLife Speaker
9:45 - Reflection, Examination of Conscience
10:00 - Chris Stefanick, RealLife Catholic
10:30 - Reflection, Adoration/Benediction
40 DAYS TO GRACE AND GLORY 11:00 - Local, live speaker
This Lent, we invite you to journey with Dr. Tim Gray by 11:45 - Archbishop Jerome Listecki
signing up for Free Daily Lenten Reflections. Each day 12:00 - DMG Announcements, Closing
you will receive in your inbox a short video which features Confessions available all morning
Dr. Gray commenting on the daily Mass readings, explaining *As available
the Scriptures, and providing you with concrete ideas on how Calling the Women of our Parishes - We invite the women
to apply them to your Christian life. Available for free on in our parishes to come and spend time praying for the men
FORMED.ORG in our community in front of the blessed sacrament. Eucha-
ristic Adoration will be available during the conference from
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM in the church at Saint Charles Parish. If
you feel called to spend time in prayer, please register by
email to Joe Spierenburg at joe.spierenburg@gmail.com
Week of February 21, 2021
The entire cost of our parish bulletin is covered by
Sunday: Gn 9:8-15/Ps 25:4-5, 6-7, 8-9/1 Pt 3:18-22/ the advertisers on the back of this bulletin. Please
Mk 1:12-15 thank them by patronizing their businesses.
Monday: 1 Pt 5:1-4/Ps 23:1-3a, 4, 5, 6/Mt 16:13-19 May God bless our advertisers!
Tuesday: Is 55:10-11/Ps 34:4-5, 6-7, 16-17, 18-19/Mt
6:7-15 Are you someone who is considering joining the Catholic
Wednesday: Jon 3:1-10/Ps 51:3-4, 12-13, 18-19/Lk Church or just interested in finding out more? Do you know
11:29-32 someone who is? Or, are you an adult Catholic who has never
Thursday: Est C:12, 14-16, 23-25/Ps 138:1-2ab, 2cde- been confirmed or just want to learn more about your faith?
3, 7c-8/Mt 7:7-12 RCIA, the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults is for you!
RCIA will begin soon and runs until Easter. Our RCIA sessions
Friday: Ez 18:21-28/Ps 130:1-2, 3-4, 5-7a, 7bc-8/Mt follow a very interactive/open discussion format,
5:20-26 are interesting, informative—and fun!
Saturday: Dt 26:16-19/Ps 119:1-2, 4-5, 7-8/Mt 5:43-48 Please contact the parish office to register for the
Next Sunday: Gn 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18/Ps 116:10, program or email Erin Aldrich at
15, 16-17, 18-19/Rom 8:31b-34/Mk 9:2-10 erin.l.aldrich@gmail.com.
M I N I S T E R I O H I S PA N O
Primer Domingo de Cuaresma
Génesis 9,8-15
1 Pedro 3,18-22
Evangelio de San Marcos 1,12-15 (23)
En esta lectura del Génesis Dios hace una alianza con Noé y sus hijos: “...No volveré a exterminar
la vida con el diluvio ni habrá otro diluvio que destruya la tierra”. Dios como creador ama la vida,
pero el ser humano, en su limitación humana, muchas veces no cuida de la naturaleza ni la vida de
el mismo. Muchas veces dejándose llevar por su egoísmo ha destruido a la naturaleza y a atentado
contra el hombre. Dios en su infinita misericordia quiere que vivamos en armonía y como tal en su alianza nos anima a con-
fiar en su misericordia. Abramos nuestros oídos a la palabra del Señor y busquemos hacer su voluntad.
En la segunda lectura San Pedro nos recalca que Jesús murió una sola vez y para siempre por los pecados de los hombres,
para salvarnos y con su resurrección nos devolvió la vida que teníamos con el Padre antes de la desobediencia, del pecado
original. Nos habla del diluvio en el tiempo de Noé y que unos pocos se salvaron flotando sobre el agua. Aquí el agua es la
figura del bautismo que nos salva, y que consiste en el compromiso de vida. Esto es vivir con una buena conciencia ante
Dios. De buscar hacer el bien y no el mal. De ser compasivos y misericordiosos. De saber perdonar y orar por los que nos
persiguen. En pocas palabras buscar hacer la voluntad de Dios que no es otra cosa que permanecer en el amor verdadero
para obrar bien.
En el Evangelio vemos cómo Jesús se retira al desierto a orar y es tentado. Nosotros tenemos que fortalecer nuestra oración,
en momentos de dificultad debemos fiarnos de Dios y no desmayar en nuestra oración. Recordemos hermanos que la
oración tiene poder y el mismo Jesús nos da ejemplo de tomar su tiempo e ir al desierto a orar. En los tiempos en que esta-
mos bien, disfrutando de salud, de vida, de trabajo, de armonía en el hogar, es cuando más debemos permanecer en oración,
porque esto nos servirá para los momentos de dificultad. Que en este tiempo de cuaresma seamos apóstoles de la oración,
que nuestras familias sean verdaderas escuelas de oración.
Un momento de Oración Oración a San José
Señor Jesús, tú nos has llamado a renunciar al mal
y a tener presente que, siendo el Hijo del Dios Glorioso patriarca San José, cuyo poder sabe
vivo, también fuiste tentado por las fuerzas del hacer posibles las cosas imposibles, ven en mi
mal. ayuda en estos momentos de angustia y dificultad.
Toma bajo tu protección las situaciones tan graves
Enséñanos a mantenernos fiel a tus promesas y a y difíciles que te confío, para que tengan una
seguir tu Palabra, porque ella es el escudo que buena solución.
resiste a toda prueba y nos ayuda a crecer en san- Mi amado Padre, toda mi confianza está puesta en ti.
tidad. Que no se diga que te haya invocado en vano y,
Que seamos dignos de recibirte en la Sagrada Co- como puedes hacer todo con Jesús y María,
muéstrame que tu bondad es tan grande como tu
munión, como ese alimento vivo que nos da fuer- poder.
zas para caminar. Amén.
Concédenos Señor la gracia y la fuerza para en-
frentar con valentía y sabiduría todo lo que hace
daño a nuestro espíritu, y a mantenernos firmes en
tiempo de pruebas y tentaciones. Amén
Les invitamos a todos a participar de la Santa Misa los días Jueves a las 6:30 pm aquí en San Car-
los. Y recuerden que el 13 de Marzo tenemos la ‘Noche de Gloria’ aquí en San Carlos a partir de
las 7:00pm, no falten.
Gracias por su presencia y un Feliz Domingo.
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