ST RANCIS BORGIA May 5, 2019

May 5, 2019

Third Sunday

of Easter

ST. FRANCIS BORGIA

C A T H O L I C C H U R C H

1375 Covered Bridge Rd., Cedarburg WI � Office 262-377-1070 � Fax 262-377-6898 � www.SaintFrancisBorgia.org

Pastor: Fr. Patrick Burns

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The Week Ahead

NC = North Church CH = Church Hall PCCR = Parish Center

(Covered Bridge Rd.) (Church basement) Conference Room

E&AC = Education & Activity Center (1425 Covered Bridge Rd.)

Saturday, May 4

• First Eucharist celebrated at 4:30 p.m. Mass

• Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll sale after Mass, plaza

Sunday, May 5

• Confessions, 9:15-9:45 a.m., NC

• Knights of Columbus Tootsie Roll sale after all Masses,

plaza

• First Eucharist celebrated at 10 a.m. Mass

Monday, May 6

• No morning Mass today - Annual Priest Assembly -

communion service at 8 a.m., NC

• Eucharistic adoration, 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m., NC

• Divine Mercy chaplet, 8:45-9:15 a.m., NC

• Rosary devotions, 6-7 p.m., NC

• Adult Choir rehearsal, 7 p.m., NC

Tuesday, May 7



• Knit & Crochet Ministry, 1 p.m., classroom D, CH

• Rosary Prayer Group, 6:15 p.m., NC

Wednesday, May 8



• Children’s Choir rehearsal, 3:30 p.m., school music room

• Youth Choir rehearsal, 4:45 p.m., school music room

• Confirmation rehearsal, 6 p.m., NC

Thursday, May 9

• No confessions heard today

• Confirmation Mass , 7 p.m., NC

Saturday, May 11

• Eucharistic Minister training, 10 a.m., NC (see pg. 3)

• Respect Life Mother’s Day rose sale after Mass, plaza

• Tasting in the Timbers, 6-9 p.m., wooded property on

North Church campus

Sunday, May 12

• Respect Life Mother’s Day rose sale after Masses, plaza

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Mass intentions

All Masses are at the North Church until further notice.

Annual Priests’ Assembly

Please note that there will be no morning Mass

on May 6, 7 and 8.

The annual Priests’ Assembly takes place those days

and all priests from the Archdiocese are to attend.

We will, however, have communion services

those three days at 8 a.m. at the South Church.

Please join us!

May 5 - Third Sunday of Easter

4:30 p.m. †Shirley Schmidt (Bill & Donna Sobie) (FPB)

8 a.m. †Devin Krumbiegel (Grandparent) (FPB)

10 a.m. †Owen Haydn Owens (Mary Ellen Lavin) (FPB)

6 p.m. For Members of St. Francis Borgia (FPB)

Monday, May 6

7:30 a.m. Morning Prayer

8 a.m. Communion service

Tuesday, May 7



Wednesday, May 8



Thursday, May 9


8 a.m. †Walter Bykowski (Jeff & Carol Bykowski) (FPB)

7 p.m. Confirmation Mass (Archbishop Listecki)

Friday, May 10 - St. Damien de Veuster


9 a.m. †Ken Wolff (The Bibo Family) (FPB)

May 12 - Fourth Sunday of Easter

4:30 p.m. For Members of St. Francis Borgia (FPB)

8 a.m. †Sandra Wisnewski

(Matt and Mark Wisnewski) (FPB)

10 a.m. †Harriet Pawlak (Barb Krings) (FPB)

6 p.m. †Norbert Stern (Family) (FAV)

Priests presiding at Mass:

Fr. Patrick Burns = FPB

Fr. Al Veik = FAV

Readings for Sunday, May 12

1st Reading Acts 13: 14, 43-52

2nd Reading Revelation 7: 9, 14b-17

Gospel John 10: 27-30

Jesus said: "My sheep hear my voice; I know them, and they follow me.

I give them eternal life, and they shall never perish."

- John 10:27-28a

Upcoming Safe Environment session

"Circle of Care," the initial Safe Environment Education for

staff and volunteers of our parish, will be offered at St. Francis

Borgia on Wednesday, May 15. The session will be held in the

North Church hall from 6-9 p.m.

The class is required for parents and parish volunteers who

wish to participate in future programming involving the youth

of our parish and school.

To register, visit www.archmil.org and look for the blue

Safe Environment tab. Questions? Please contact Kristin

Jacoby in the parish office at [email protected] or

262-377-1070.

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Applications for Pastoral Council

The deadline for nominations for volunteers to serve on the

Pastoral Council has been extended to Monday, May 13. We

are aware that many parishioners were out of town for Easter

and during spring breaks. Our bulletin announcements ran

during that period of time and we wanted to be sure that all

those who wish to be considered had the opportunity to be

included.

All parishioners are invited to nominate candidates - either

themselves or a fellow parishioner - to serve on this advisory

body. Three seats, each with a term of three years, will be

filled.

All completed, signed nomination forms must be submitted

to the parish office no later than Monday, May 13. Please think

and pray about possible candidates. There is no limit to the

number of nominees who can be included on the nomination

slate. Those who are nominated by others will be contacted

and asked whether they will say “yes” to being a candidate.

If you have questions about the Pastoral Council or the

nomination and selection process, please contact Jan Konkol

at 262-375-1409.

Training for new Eucharistic Ministers

at Mass

Have you ever felt that God is calling you to serve as a

Eucharistic Minister at Mass? Here is a great opportunity to

learn more about this special ministry. You will find that

scheduling is flexible to fit your availability, the time commit-

ment is minimal, and serving our parish in this way is very

rewarding. A training session is scheduled on Saturday, May 11

from 10-11:30 a.m. in the North Church.

If you have questions, wish to enroll in the training session,

or would like to discuss the possibility of setting up an alter-

nate time that is convenient for you, call Jan Konkol at 262-

375-1409 or email her at [email protected].

If you plan to attend on May 11, we ask that you enroll by

May 9 to ensure that there are sufficient handouts for all those

attending.

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Prayers for our parish family

Died in Christ

Gene Bendix, age 91

John Wais, age 66

Wedding Banns

I Paul Thomas Glembocki and Erin Maureen Duffy

Please pray for our fellow parishioners

Please call the parish office with your requests for parish-

ioners who are ill or in need of prayers to be published in the

bulletin - both the printed and online versions. Privacy laws

require that all requests be initiated by a member of the imme-

diate family.

Names will be published in a total of 12 bulletins (about

three months). If at the end of that time, the person wishes to

remain on the list, he/she will need to call the parish office and

share that request.

The bulletin prayer list only includes the names of parish-

ioners. Names of non-parishioners, friends and neighbors can

be added to our prayer chain. To be added to the list, please

contact Katie in the parish office at 262-377-1070, ext. 321 or

[email protected].

Communion for the home-bound

Providing the Eucharist for the sick who are not able to be

present for the celebration of the Mass is an ancient and essen-

tial practice of the Church. We currently have parishioners

who regularly visit the home-bound and our local health facili-

ties to offer Holy Communion to Catholics.

However, we are aware of the fact that there may be some

home-bound Catholics who we are not currently receiving. If

you know of a Catholic in Cedarburg who is home-bound

and would like to receive Holy Communion, please contact

the parish office at 262-377-1070. We want to make sure that

those who are not able to join the assembled community on

Sundays are able to nonetheless receive the profound gift of

the Eucharist.

Please note that those living in assisted living facilities do receive

Holy Communion on a regular basis. Staff members at those locations

make sure that Catholics are visited when a minister is there.

What is liturgy?

In the Catholic Church we often talk about something we call "liturgy."

The question is: what is "liturgy?" Our new Director of Liturgical Music

has extensively studied the liturgy and music and so will be sharing bits of

her learning with the parish in several bulletin articles. I hope this can help

us all to deepen our participation in the Holy Mass. -Fr. Patrick

We have mentioned that the three criteria given by the

Catholic Church for liturgical music are that it be (1) holy,

(2) possess a beauty that reveals God, and (3) universal,

transcending time and space. This article will delve a little

deeper into what it means for music to be universal and tran-

scending time and space.

The Second Vatican Council tells us that sacred music

should foster “oneness of spirit” amongst the faithful

(Sacrosanctum Concilium #112). There is a certain level of

unity achieved through the faithful collectively participating

in the dialogues of the Mass through spoken responses.

However, by adding music to the text, there comes a unifica-

tion of breathing and singing that exceeds the unification of

speech. Breathing and textual rhythms become unified in a

way that surpasses spoken dialogue. Further, the singing of

the Ordinaries of the Mass in Latin, as called for by Sacrosanc-

tum Concilium, can foster oneness of spirit not only within an

individual congregation, but with the universal church around

the world.

One of the reasons that the various antiphons (Introit,

Offertory Antiphon, and Communion Antiphon) are so impor-

tant is that they use texts, given to us by the Church herself,

which have been chanted or sung over the course of hundreds

of years. In this way, when we chant the antiphons, we not

only unite ourselves with churches around the world in our

own time, but we also are uniting ourselves with Catholics

throughout all of history. Thus, our Mass is joined more

closely to the other Masses being celebrated throughout all of

history - past, present, and future - in the Catholic Church.

Until next time, keep on singing!

~ Susan DeMarco, Director of Liturgical Music

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Director of Administrative Services position available at St. Francis Borgia

Are you interested in putting your professional management experience at the service of the Church? This may be your oppor-

tunity! At St. Francis Borgia we are committed to the mission of Jesus Christ and we need a leader with solid business and man-

agement skills to join our team. We are blessed to have over 1,800 families in our parish, along with a thriving school of over 300

students. In addition to our main campus, we have a historic downtown church and a scenic cemetery.

The Director of Administrative Services position implements the vision of the pastor by overseeing financial operations, hu-

man resources, facilities, and parish office management functions. The DAS will have an outstanding staff and a host of generous

and skilled parishioners ready to assist.

If you are looking to put your skills and gifts at the service of the Church, please consider applying for this position. If inter-

ested, please submit cover letter, resume and three references to Kristin Jacoby in the parish office. You can email documents to

her at [email protected] or send them via US Mail: Kristin Jacoby, Human Resources coordinator, SFB Parish, 1375 Cov-

ered Bridge Rd., Cedarburg, WI 53012.

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Youth Ministry

Love Christmas celebrations?

Want a great way to serve your parish community and

those in need at the same time? The House of Peace Commit-

tee is looking to add a group of middle school and/or high

school youth to their team! You will help with the planning for

the Angel Tags, food baskets and the House of Peace Christ-

mas breakfast.

This is a wonderful way to serve your community. If you

are interested in finding out more about this opportunity,

please contact KC Kranich in Youth Ministry at 262-377-1070,

ext. 351 or [email protected].

We will be holding a meeting later in the summer for you

to come and learn a little more about the mission of our House

of Peace Committee! We hope you will join us!

Attention, Confirmation candidates!

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Windshield Wash

The Mission Trip teens will hold their annual Windshield

Wash during all Masses the weekend of May 18-19. ALL wind-

shields will be washed during Mass for FREE. Your freewill

donations are greatly appreciated. The funds will go to sup-

port our teens as they prepare to serve the communities of

Puerto Rico and St. Louis, MO in June. Thank you!

Graduation Mass

Seniors are invited to come to the 10 a.m. Mass on Sunday,

June 2 in cap and gown to be recognized. Please watch your

mail for more information.

Camp De Sales Summer Vocation Camps

Directed by Fr. Luke Strand and Fr. Enrique Hernandez

Young men in high school and middle school are invited to

join Fr. Luke, Fr. Enrique and Milwaukee seminarians for

Camp De Sales. This is an opportunity to encounter God in

prayer and community. All camps will be held at St. Francis de

Sales Seminary. For more information, or to register, please

contact Emma Hegarty at [email protected] or 414-747-6431.

Or visit www.thinkpriest.org/events/ for more information.

High School Vocation Camp:

Begins Sunday, June 16 at 6 p.m. and ends Wednesday, June 19

at noon

Middle School Day Camps:

Saturday, June 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Thursday, July 25

from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Child Ministry

Summer fun ahead

Save the date for Vacation Bible Camp, formerly known as

Vacation Bible School. This year’s totally Catholic Vacation

Bible Camp, “Roar,” will be held June 17 -21 from 1:30 to 4:15

p.m. each day. Participants will have completed K4 through

Grade 5.

Any questions? Please contact Chris Crom at

[email protected] or Gerilynn Mikkelson at

[email protected].

Mark your calendar now and watch the bulletin for further

details!

Vacation Bible Camp volunteers needed

Fun loving and energetic youth and adults will be needed

as emcees, crew leaders and station leaders for VBC! If you

would like to help lead kids and youth in a week long, fun-

filled faith adventure, email or call Mrs. Crom at

[email protected] or 262-377-1070, ext. 326 or Mrs.

Mikkelson at [email protected] or 262-377-1070,

ext. 343.

Parents of first graders...

First Reconciliation and First Eucharist are usually cele-

brated during the child’s second grade year. Because of the

importance of these two sacraments and the amount of infor-

mation the child must learn, preparation begins during first

grade or sooner.

Preparation for these sacraments can be done through St.

Francis Borgia Christian Formation classes or St. Francis Bor-

gia School.

Parents who home school their children should contact

Chris Crom, director of Child Ministry, at 262-377-1070, ext.

326 or [email protected].

Chris is also the contact person for any other questions

parents might have. Don’t hesitate to reach out.

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In gratitude for the innumerable gifts that God has given us.

Contributions - April 27-28, 2019

Envelopes $ 14,443.57 St. Paul - Mukono $ 108.00

EFT $ 1,657.50 Human Concerns $ 133.00

Offertory $ 2,680.27 Vigil Lights $ 81.25

Total $ 18,781.34 Easter $ 430.00

Thank you for your gift of financial stewardship to St. Francis Borgia.

1,927 people attended Mass at St. Francis Borgia the weekend of Apr. 27-28.

Ways to honor veterans and military

The American Legion Auxiliary invites everyone in the community to par-

ticipate in these upcoming events:

• May 10-11 - Poppy Days: American Legion & Auxiliary will be distributing

poppies in most Ozaukee County communities to honor service of veter-

ans and active service members. All donations received go directly to help

veterans, their widows and orphans.

• May 18 - Sweat4Vets 2.5 Walk: At 10 a.m. the walk starts at the Grafton

Post and continues to the Cedarburg Post. For registration info, visit

www.sweat4vetswi.com or call Maggie at 262-377-0329.

• May 27 – Memorial Day: Parade in downtown Cedarburg begins at 9 a.m.

with the memorial service at 10 a.m. at the Legion Park on Portland Rd.

and Hilbert Ave. The community is invited for a free Sloppy Joe lunch af-

ter the memorial service.

For more information, please contact Carol Szudrowitz at 414-640-3176 or

Auxiliary President Gail Andree-Kjell at 262-488-0668.

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Parish office phone

262-377-1070

Pastor

Rev. Patrick Burns

[email protected]

Parish Staff

Interim Director of Administrative Services

Andy Quackenboss

[email protected]

Parish Accountant

Jennifer Justman [email protected]

Director of Liturgical Music

Susan DeMarco [email protected]

Assistant to the Pastor and Weddings

Teri Schnuck [email protected]

Bulletin and Stewardship

Julie Larrivee [email protected]

HR and Benefits

and Safe Environment

Kristin Jacoby [email protected]

Receptionist and Baptisms

Katie Stafford [email protected]

Director of Child Ministry

Chris Crom [email protected]

Youth Minister

KC Kranich [email protected]

SFB School Principal

Kelly Swietlik [email protected]

Cemetery Coordinator

Brian Willbrandt

[email protected]

Pastoral Council

Sue Ellen Baye, secretary

Bonnie Davison

John Dorr Christina Garni Benjamin Kessler

Jan Konkol, chairperson Stacy Mangione

Ed Scherr, vice chairperson Bob Shimp

Fr. Patrick Burns

John Schauble, trustee

Jack Steinbrecker, trustee

Finance Council

Fr. Patrick Burns

Tom Berk Benjamin Kessler Jan Konkol

Andy Lampereur, chairperson

Andy Quackenboss Chris Schumacher

John Schauble, trustee

Jack Steinbrecker, trustee

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FLOOR COVERING, INC.Quality Carpeting • Ceramic & Hardwood

Luxury Vinyl Tile Home Office Institutions

7676 Hwy 60 377-6444

The Donahue Building 213 Wisconsin Avenue

Grafton, Wisconsin 53004 (262) 375-1900 • Fax: (262) 375-1827

Parish SupporterFull Service Accounting And tAx PrePArAtion

David A. Nelson Esq. (262) 429-1390 [email protected] www.nelsonlawfirm.legal

JEWELERSSince 1884377-0480

Downtown Cedarburg ArmbrusterJewelers.com

Ye Olde Pharmacy and Wellness Center

John R. Jankowski, R.Ph. Owner

Compounding Pharmacy • Medical Equipment

375-0010N54 W6135 Mill St., Cedarburg

Visit us on the web at www.yeolderx.com

Free Delivery

Bill Stecker Realtor Long Time Parish Member

414-265-6162 [email protected] www.BillStecker.com

Facebook.com/OzaukeeCountyRealEstate

Visit our state of the art facility

Kurt R. Kwiatkowski DDS

Christopher J. Mantel DDS

1200 Seventzenth Avenue, Grafton, WI 53024

Tel: 262.377.0852 • www.thefutureofdentistry.com

W63 N127 Washington Ave. Cedarburg, WI.

www.kettlemoraineappliance.com

Open 7 Days a Week

Now Open!

262-377-1906

WHERE WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL

JIM’S GRILLE Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

Dine-In Or Carry-Out Broasted Chicken • Pizza

Friday Fish Fry 377-4188 Cedarburg Echo Plaza

www.jimscedarburg.com

Eernisse Funeral Home & Cremation Service

(262) 376-9600Michael & Joy Schramka

Parish Members

www.eernissefuneralhome.com

[email protected]

A Catholic Family Tradition Since 1892www.schramka-densow.com

262-432-8100

Cedarburg Veterinary Clinic, s.c.

Providing the very best veterinary care since the early 1900’s

(262) 377-2460 PARISHIONER

[email protected]

Gall Plumbing Inc.• Basic Water Conditioning • Water Softeners • Iron Filters

262-675-2655

• RO Flash Arsenic Systems• Drain Cleaning

Bayside TravelAudubon Court

333 W. Brown Deer Rd. • Bayside, WI 53217Phone: (414) 247-8665 • Fax: (414) 247-0914

Email: [email protected]

Michael & Jeanne ReuterOwners, Parish Members

www.graftondentist.com

Senior Living, the way it was meant to be.

815 Washington St., Grafton, WI 53024262-377-9900 • www.theprovidenceplace.org

email: [email protected]

• Family Owned & Operated for 3 generations since 1927• On-site Crematory• Serving Southeastern Wisconsin and beyond• Pre-Arrangements/Funeral Trust/Pre-need Insurance• After Care, Grief Counseling & Support Groups• Video Tributes

Scott Hollrith BUS: 262-377-3338 CELL: 262-689-2625Free Market Analysis [email protected] www.hollrithrealty.com

WEDDINGS • SCHOOL FUNCTIONS SYMPATHY • HOLIDAYS • ALL OCCASIONS

262-478-0296

Dr. Tom CzarneckiPodiatrist

Columbia St. Mary’s Community Physician

Grafton: 262.376.1934

Germantown: 262.250.7800

How safe is your drinking water?

Bacteria/E Coli, Nitrates, Arsenic, Pesticides,

and other contaminates. Contact us for information.

State Certified Water Testing Laboratory Focused on Analysis of Drinking Water for Wisconsin Homes,

Businesses, and Public Water Systems414.350.1100 | www.waterdiagnostics.net

8605 W. Freistadt Rd. • Mequon, WI 53097

COMMITTED SUPPORT THAT EVOLVES WITH YOUR DREAMS.

Mark Vey, Agent Mark A Vey Agency LLC

Bus: (262) 284-6664 156 E Green Bay Ave Saukville, WI 53080

RELIABLE FRIENDLY SERVICE AT A FAIR PRICEJIM FREDERICKSEN, OWNER195 N. Mill St. • Saukville, WI 53080

(262) 707-1298 | [email protected]

LAWN SERVICE SNOW PLOWING

N5875 Cty. Rd. M Plymouth, WI 53073

CommerCial • industrial • residential

Proud SuPPorter of St. franciS Borgia PariSh

kwelectricinc.com • [email protected]

(920) 467-2000

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