Thank you to all that have given to the Bishop’s Appeal. Our goal has been met for this year!

Stella Maris Mission Statement

Stella Maris Catholic Parish prayerfully unites people in the love of Jesus guided by our patron, Mary. Stella Maris Vision Statement

We invite all to journey as disciples. By sharing the Gospel, responding to Jesus' love and the gifts God has given us, we welcome all to grow in faith and in our parish life.

Sixth Sunday of Easter-May 17, 2020 Website: www.stellamarisparish.com

For Online Giving to our parish, please go to www.stellamarisparish.com and click on “Giving to the Parish Electronically” on the front page.

Join us for the Gospel, Homily and Benediction outside,

at our Sister Bay site at 3:00 pm on Sunday’s. You are welcome to come and sit in your vehicle and hear the good word.

2| Welcome to Stella Maris in Baileys Harbor, Egg Harbor, Fish Creek, Jacksonport, Sister Bay & Washington Island Celebrate Mass Via TV or Radio The Bishop will celebrate a 30 minute Mass each Sunday during the suspension of public attendance and it will be broadcast over the local CBS affiliate, WFRV Local 5 at 10:30 am. Sunday Mass is also available diocesan-wide via broadcast television on ABC affiliate WBAY at 5:30 am Sunday morning and on CW14 at 8:00 am. Radio Mass is available on Relevant Radio, 1050 AM at 9 am. Daily Mass is livestreamed Monday through Friday from the cam-pus of Relevant Radio here in Green Bay. You can access the Mass at the Relevant Radio app, or at this link https://relevantradio.com/faith/dailymass-video/.

St. Vincent dePaul

As Christians we are called to be holy. Holiness entails seeing our-selves as one with Jesus. We could not do this on our own. We all have a secret sorrow, that makes us feel that we can never approach the greatness of God, or even that of the saints. Yet God can do what seems impossible. God sent Jesus with a message of reconciliation. Through His Incarnation, His min-istry and His death and resurrection He has reconciled Himself to us.

As Vincentians we work on our own brokenness and also step into the brokenness of others through visiting them in their homes, lis-tening to their stories, providing hope through caring material assis-tance and other referrals to meet those needs. During this time we make our ‘home visits’ through phone calls and follow up through mailing bill payments or providing gift cards for the immediate needs. Last year in 2019 we disbursed just over $30,000. All of that mon-ey was for those in need right here in Door County. The biggest need was to help with rent (35% of the total) followed by help with utility bills (24% of the total). The additional expenditures were for food, medicine, car repairs, gas cards and other miscellaneous ex-penses. The need is great right now and we expect it will be even be greater as this year goes on. In the Gospel today, Jesus says to us: “If you love me, you will keep my commandments. Whoever loves me will be loved by my Father and I will love him and reveal myself to him.” When we give to the poor, God indeed pours his love, peace and joy into our hearts, into our lives and through us into the hearts of those who are poor. If you can help please mail a monetary donation to our Stella Maris Office clearly marked for Saint Vincent de Paul and please keep us and those we serve in your prayers

Prayer Shawl “Wrapped In Love and Prayers”

What is a PRAYER SHAWL? A Prayer Shawl is a piece of fabric that is crocheted or hand-knit from a soft, comforting yarn. As the shawl is creat-ed, it is prayed over by its maker for the intentions of its recipient. Shawls are collected and blessed by the parish priest.

After Covid19 restrictions end, the Prayer Shawl Ministry meets the first Monday of each month at 1:00 pm at the Sister Bay church site to pray for their community while knitting, crocheting, sewing or quilting. Due to Covid19 Upon completion of the shawls a final blessing is offered before the shawls are sent on their way. Shawls are then distributed (at no cost) to anyone who has a need. This is the way to continue to reach out to our community, letting them know others care and send their love. Personalized free lessons are available if you would like to learn to knit or crochet. Are you a former knitter or crocheter? We would love to invite you to be a part of our ministry. Do you have left over yarn? The ministry is always looking for donations of clean, full skeins of yarn. After the pandemic is over, the yarn may be either left at the Egg Harbor office or at the Sister Bay church. If the church happens to run low on shawls a notice will be placed in the bulletin to get those needles working. Knitters/crocheters are encouraged to pray as they work so that prayers are actually knit into the shawls, wrapping the recipient of the shawl in the love of God. Contact ministry chairperson Dixie Van Vorous at (920) 421-4277 if you know of someone who would benefit from a prayer shawl. Thank you in advance for any contribution and your continued sup-port to this ministry.

FOOD PANTRY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED-As our parish CARE 24/7 Food Pantry begins to see increased usage due to the econom-ic consequences of this pandemic, we may need to increase our restocking of the shelves to twice each day. To provide for this it would be great to add a few people to our current pantry volun-teers. This is a rather simple task that would take 10-30 minutes once a week. If you are interested or have questions about this, please contact Jan Liss at janliss@ymail.com or at (920) 839-2630. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL has been cancelled this summer. RESPECT LIFE-As Americans, as Catholics and as pastors of our people, we write therefore today to call our fellow citizens back to our country's founding principles and most especially to renew our national respect for the rights of those who are unborn, weak, disa-bled and terminally ill. Real freedom rests on the inviolability of every person as a child of God.—United States Conference of Catholic Bishops—“Living the Gospel of Life,” © 1998 USCCB. MAY FOOD ITEMS being collected is canned vegetables for the CARE 24/7 Food Pantry, a ministry of Stella Maris. Donations can be left at the pantry. Thank you. ARE YOU IN NEED OF HELP? In the midst of this epidemic, if you are in need of assistance or information of any kind, The Door County Emergency Support Coalition is available to help you. For NONEMERGENCY assistance call: NORTHERN Door County (920) 421-9111 or (920) 421-4422; CENTRAL and SOUTHERN Door County (920) 746-6927 or (920) 746-6928.

DO YOU NEED FOOD? The DC Meals Cooperative is providing meals to people struggling to make ends meet during the COVID 19 crisis. Monday – Friday from 3:00-5:30 pm free meals are available at Corpus Christi Parish, Maple St Door #2, Sturgeon Bay; Sevastopol High School; Sturgeon Bay YMCA, Gibraltar Fire Station; Southern Door High School and the Algoma Community Wellness center. REMAIN IN YOUR VEHICLE UPON ARRI-VAL. Financial donations can be sent to the DC Community Foundation, 222 N. 3rd Ave, Sturgeon Bay 54235 CAN YOU GIVE? To provide a coordinated response to the COVID-19 crisis, the DC Community Foundation and United Way of DC have activated the Door County Emergency Response Fund. The fund provides resources to local charities serving coun-ty residents impacted by COVID-19 and the economic consequenc-es. The Fund was designed with flexibility to ensure resources may be shifted as conditions and needs change throughout this crisis. For Online donations visit www.RespondDoorCounty.org. Donations can also be sent directly to the parish office and directed to either CSR (Christian Service and Responsibility Committee) or St Vincent dePaul as these funds will also be used to help those impacted by this pandemic. The mailing address for the Stella Maris office is PO Box 49, Egg Harbor, WI 54209

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Parish Life & Upcoming Events

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Dining SectionSHOP THE STELLA MARIS DINING GUIDE

LAKESHORE RIB & STEAK HOUSEBailey’s Harbor, WI 54202 • 920-839-2361Solarium Dining Room Overlooking Lake Michigan

JOE & TINA KWATERSKI, PROPRIETORS JERRY & MINDY KWATERSKI, PROPRIETORS

INSTITUTE SALOON 4599 Hwy 57 • (920) 743-1919

Tues. & Sunday: 30¢ Wings • Friday Night: Fish Fry Saturday & Sunday Night: Broasted Chicken Dinner

Thursday Night: $1.25 Tacos. Home Made Pizzas

• HALL FOR PARTIES AND WEDDINGS •

Jacksonport • 920-823-2081 Open Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

5 Shops • Food Daily • 11 AMHomemade Soup & Chili • Carry-Outs

Open Year Round • 868-3441 • Fish Creek, Hwy. 42

Open Daily 8 a.m.Downtown Egg Harbor

920-868-2120 www.doorcountygrocery.com

6332 Hwy 57 Jacksonport920-823-0028Door County’s

Only Beachfront Coffee Shop

Joe Jo’s Pizza and GelatoOpen Daily at 11:00am (Closed Wed.)10420 Water St. (Hwy.42) • Ephraim, WI 54234

www.doorcountypizza.com920.854.5455

PIZZA • GELATO • SORBETTO • SANDWICHES • SALADS

Great Food & Refreshment8 N. Madison Ave., Sturgeon Bay

743-9923

Bowling - Restaurant854-2841

sisterbaybowl.com

Leif Lautenbach, SARKIS REALTYBroker Associate • 920.493.8845

Promising Good Old Fashion Customer Service.

5051 Horseshoe Bay Rd, Egg Harbor, WI 54209

RESTAURANTOpen 7am-2pm Daily for Breakfast & Lunch– TRY OUR FAMOUS WAFFLES –

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HAMMERSMITH TV & ELECTRONICS

LG HD Television Displays DIRECTV Systems

Over 50 Years serving Door County854-2614 Sister Bay

AppleCreek resortHotel & suites

Indoor Pool, Whirlpools, Fireplaces, Shops, Peninsula State Park, Hike, Bike, Golf,

Wineries, Theatres, Galleries- Fish Creek800-569-0059 • applecreekresort.com

Hide Side Corner StoreHide Side Boutique

Downtown Fish Creek

SCHARTNER’S FARM MARKET

Fresh Fruits & Vegetables In Season920-743-8617

4 miles south of Egg Harbor on Hwy. 42

1250 N 14th Ave, Sturgeon Bay 920-743-8896

www.TadychEconofoods.com

Rusty Rabbit Shop

Gifts, Garden, Home Decor10326 Hwy 42

Ephraim • 854-2702

FOREST CONSTRUCTION

CO., INC.Farm • Commerical • Residential

(920) 609-4477 • 1-800-242-8085www.forestbuildings.com

CARLSON ERICKSON BUILDERS, INC.

Sister Bay • 920-854-2162GENERAL CONTRACTORS

CUSTOM HOME BUILDING & REMODELING

CRAIG E. COURSIN, owner

Donny’s Glidden LodgeDonny’s Glidden LodgeOpen Year Round 920-746-9460

4670 Glidden Dr., Sturgeon Bay

www.donnysgliddenlodge.com

Huehns Funeral Home, Inc. Door County Crematory LLC

Todd, Erik, Brock & Amanda Huehns Greg Casperson

1414 Michigan St., Sturgeon Bay, WI 920-743-5635 www.huehnsfuneralhome.com

Sister Bay • 320 Country Walk LaneSun 7:30 - 5:00Weekdays 7:30 - 8:00 854-2391 Fish Creek • Sister Bay • Sturgeon Bay

PHONE HWY. 42 920-868-3909 FISH CREEK LEIGH & MARY WI 54212 ZIELKE

BOAT STORAGE AVAILABLE

Rocky Ridge StorageCounty E just west of Peninsula Center

-Bailey’s Harbor-Units/Boats/Vehicles/RVs

920-421-1032 Parish Members

920-823-2259Committed to planting a tree for every tree that we cut down due to the devastating effects of

the Emerald Ash Borer.

CedarDoor Wealth ManagementWells Fargo Advisors Financial Network, LLC

Carrie Schilz • Peter KobinSenior Financial Advisors

Sturgeon Bay • (920) 743-9590www.CedarDoorWM.com Member FINRA/SIPC

DOOR COUNTY CARPET ONE ®

Carpet • Laminate • Vinyl • Hardwood • Ceramic920-823-2137

6124 Hwy. 57 • Jacksonport, WIHours: 8:30-4:30 Mon-Fri • 9:30-12:00 Sat

24 Hr. Service

850 S. Lansing - Sturgeon BayPlumbing & Heating

746-9200MP #232312 CR #15855

Maas Floral & Greenhouses

920.743.65183026 County Rd. S. • Sturgeon Bay www.maasfloral&greenhouse.com

HYLINE ORCHARDFarm Market

Pick your own cherries/apples in season.Honey Cider Jam Maple Syrup

Home Made Products 8240 State Hwy 42, Fish Creek

Estate planning is all we do!

Robert A Ross 920-743-9117 218 14th Ave, Sturgeon Bay bob@rossestateplanning.com

Pack and Ship PLUS• Shipping & Freight • Packing Materials

• Office Supplies • Printing/Scanning Services746-9596 623 N. 8th Avenue

UPS • FedEx • SpeedDee Delivery • USPS

Building the Future - Restoring the Past

John Borkovetz Construction 920-493-4778

Serving Door & Kewaunee Counties Since 1982

Door County LimousineCar or Limo Service Available

920-559-3799 “Getting There is Half the Fun!”

Complete ExcavatingService Since 1999

Sewer, Water, Septic Systems & more1451 Clay Banks Rd, Sturgeon Bay

920-743-2312 lilybaysg@hotmail.com

Countrywide ConstruCtion & design, LLC“Creating Quality Homes and

Lasting Relationships”www.countrywide-construction.com

kevin@countrywide-construction.com Kevin J. Guilette (920) 856-6982

• 1 & 2 Bedroom Suites with Kitchens, Whirlpools and Fireplaces • In the Center of Egg Harbor (walking distance to shops and restaurants) • Indoor and Outdoor Pools • Whirlpool • Sauna • Fitness Room • Children’s Indoor and Outdoor Playgrounds

7888 Church St. Egg Harbor, WI(920) 868-9900

STURGEON BAY OFFICE 920.743.6505NORTHERN DOOR BRANCH 920.854.2616

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Greenhouses & Garden Gift Shop 6939 State Hwy. 42, 3 miles south of Egg Harbor

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A Luxurious Retreat 1 & 2 Bedroom Suites w/Fireplaces Indoor and Outdoor Pools • Sauna • Whirlpool

1-800-927-2492 or 920-839-2336

MOTEL, SUITES, & CONDO RENTALS4006 Hwy 42, Fish Creek, WI

(920) 868-3748

HEARTHSIDEAssisted Living Home For The Elderly

920-854-7225Sister Bay, WI 54234

Residential Care • Sturgeon Bay, WIServing The Needs Of The Elderly Population Since 1991

Kris Kennedy-Dart, Administrator(920) 743-9289

Franke Masonry llc custom stonework

Andy Franke email: frankemasonryllc@gmail.com

p.o. box 224 • baileys harbor, wi 54202 office: # (920) 839-2058

cell: # (920) 493-1805

6329 Highway 42, Egg Harbor, WI 54209920-746-9770920-746-9770

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Jake RabasJake Rabas, CFP®, ChFC®,FIC 920-743-9143 • jake.rabas@thrivent.com 160 S Madison Ave • Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc. owns the certification marks CFP®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™, CFP® (with plaque design) and CFP® (with flame design) in the U.S., which it awards to individuals who successfully complete CFP Board’s initial and ongoing certification requirements.

LeFevre Tire & AutoTune-upsUnder Car &Under HoodSpecialists1231 Green Bay Rd., Sturgeon Bay

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Creations Hair DesignsHaircuts • Perms • Color • Barbering

Lower Level • Country Walk Shops Sister Bay, WI

KATIE VOIGHT, Owner/Stylist (920) 854-9866 • Walk-Ins Welcome

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Your clean, clear, odorless water solution (920) 559-6652

Testing • Filtration • Softening • Iron Removal

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The Carpet ShopCarpet, wood, laminate, tile, vinyl & blinds

Roger Miller, Owner5455 County I • Downtown Carlsville

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Nightly Rentals, Indoor Pool, Great Rates!

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D & K FIRE, SAFETY AND INSPECTIONS

Welsing’s Foodland Full Grocery Selection,Fresh Meats & Sausage

4436 Whitefish Bay RdSturgeon Bay

VENISON PROCESSING 743-4651

At your door,when you need us!Heating & Cooling,

Fireplaces,HotSpring® Spa

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Schram Monuments3785 Egg Harbor Rd

Sturgeon Bay, WI Phone: 920 743 3254Since

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5| Sixth Sunday of Easter-May 17, 2020

Liturgies of the Week Father Tom Farrell will be saying all these Masses privately Saturday, May 16-Sixth Sunday of Easter (Armed Forces Day) †Adolph Schartner Sunday, May 17-Sixth Sunday of Easter †Philip Berns Monday, May 18 Stella Maris Parish Tuesday, May 19 †Hugh LeVoy Wednesday, May 20 Anne Hockinh-Good Health Thursday, May 21 †Clarice & Phil Berns Friday, May 22 †Charles & Mary Finley Saturday, May 23-The Ascension of the Lord †Raymond & Bernice Kaminski & Jim Jauquet Sunday, May 24-The Ascension of the Lord †Gardy Orsted

Sunday: Acts 8:5-8, 14-17/Ps 66:1-3, 4-5, 6-7, 16, 20 [1]/1 Pt 3:15-18/Jn 14:15-21 Monday: Acts 16:11-15/Ps 149:1b-2, 3-4, 5-6a and 9b [cf. 4a]/Jn 15:26-16:4a Tuesday: Acts 16:22-34/Ps 138:1-2ab, 2cde-3, 7c-8 [7c]/Jn 16:5-11 Wednesday: Acts 17:15, 22-18:1/Ps 148:1-2, 11-12, 13, 14/Jn 16:12-15 Thursday: Acts 18:1-8/Ps 98:1, 2-3ab, 3cd-4 [cf. 2b]/ Jn 16:16-20 Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6]/Eph 1:17-23/Mt 28:16-20 Friday: Acts 18:9-18/Ps 47:2-3, 4-5, 6-7 [8a]/Jn 16:20-23 Saturday: Acts 18:23-28/Ps 47:2-3, 8-9, 10 [8a]/Jn 16:23b-28 Next Sunday: Ascension: Acts 1:1-11/Ps 47:2-3, 6-7, 8-9 [6]/Eph 1:17-23/Mt 28:16-20 7th Sunday of Easter: Acts 1:12-14/Ps 27:1, 4, 7-8 [13]/1 Pt 4:13-16/Jn 17:1-11a ©LPi

Worship and Music Column

The Story of Peaceful Prayer by Maureen Briare

One of the absolute privileges of being a pastoral musician is sharing the ministry of music to comfort the grieving at funeral Masses. What a supreme gift. Truly there is no other art form that touches us and stirs us so profoundly as music. Our soul, our emotions, our memories and celebrating life, through beau-ty and prayer is a close encounter with the Divine. At funerals, I also feel blessed to hear ‘story.’ I love hearing the inside sto-ries and testaments of a life well-lived, getting reminders that ‘it’s not what you do, but how you love,’ that leave the lasting impressions, memories and legacy in our earthly dwelling.

Many years ago, as a young mother and young nurse, I took a job as a home hospice RN. Never before had I worked with the actively dying and, to be honest, I was scared to my core. But I was surprised and my heart was cracked open by the unknown, the suffering, the gratitude, the brokenness, the generosity, the smells, the sorrow, the vulnerability, the laughter, the faith, the trust. Never did I expect to find the Sacred where I was scared, but I did.

A Celtic harp was a surprise Christmas gift from my husband, and I speak from my heart when I say that this gift transformed me and influenced my life path. When I laid the harp near my heart and embraced it to ‘make the strings sing,’ I experienced in an intimate way, the powerful gift that music is. It was the first instrument where I challenged myself to be free of written music and, instead, have my fingers memorize melodies and beloved hymn tunes, while creating my own flourishes and accompaniments that evoke the heart and specialness of the harp.

Our ability to hear and appreciate music starts with the spark of us! The human sense of hearing is the first sense to develop in utero and often stays intact to the very end, even if a patient appears to be unconscious and can’t see or speak or eat. That’s why music can be so healing, comforting and palliative at the end of life.

I started bringing my harp when I visited hospice patients dur-ing the time of their vigil, the constant presence of loved ones and family around the bedside when the time of mysterious transition to eternity is drawing near. As the harp strings were plucked, the memories and tears flowed, inspiring tender melo-dies. The breaths became even. A transcendent peace filled the room, a connection with the Sacred, the Holy. I felt the real presence of God in our midst. And as the last breath of the patient was drawn and silence filled the room, what was initial-ly scary for me felt utterly Sacred, almost surreal. My heart was forever imprinted in those moments where, for me, beauty and God were openly united in music.

To be continued...

Join us for the Gospel, Homily and Benediction outside at our Sister Bay site at 3:00 pm. You are welcome to come and sit in your vehicle and hear the good word.

Parish Membership Stella Maris Parish is delighted when new people want to join our parish and gladly wel-comes them into our faith com-munity. Contact the parish of-fice.

Infant Baptism The baptism of new babies and young children revitalizes our faith community. Please con-tact the parish office to make arrangements for baptism.

Adult Initiation The Catholic Church is always enriched whenever any adult chooses to be Catholic. Adults wishing to be baptized, or bap-tized adults wishing to be con-firmed, the RCIA program is available.

Reconciliation God’s great mercy is some-thing to be celebrated. Ritually we Catholics experience God’s unconditional love in the sacra-ment of reconciliation. Our pastor is available on Friday’s

after the 8 am Mass in Baileys Harbor or by appointment by texting (920) 217-8155.

Sacrament of Matrimony A faith-filled wedding is a joy-ful time for the couple and the parish. Our parish wants to have all weddings here be the best possible. The couple must meet with the pastor before a date can be reserved. Please contact the parish office at least 12 months in advance to begin preparation.

Ministry to the Sick Everyone needs extra compas-sion and care when his or her health is not at its best. As a parish, we try to meet that need. Communal anointing Masses take place twice yearly, with individual anointing done when requested. Parishioners in the hospital, nursing home or other institution are encour-aged to notify the office to arrange for visits or commun-ion.

Pastor Thomas J. Farrell Via text @ (920) 217-8155 Egg Harbor Office (920) 868-3241 PO Box 49, 7710 State Hwy 42, Egg Harbor, WI 54209 E-mail: churchofficesmdc@gmail.com Fax (920) 868-1481 Web site: www.stellamarisparish.com Office hours: (Mon-Fri) 8:00-12:00 & 12:30-4:30 Pastoral Associate Becky Nash pastoralsmdc@gmail.com (920) 421-3332 Director of Worship and Music-Katrina Welborn worshipsmdc@gmail.com Director of Facilities, Administrative Manager Kevin Revolinski managementsmdc@gmail.com Bookkeeper/LoSEC (Local Safe Environment Coordinator) Jim Slomski booksmdc@gmail.com Receptionist/Secretary/Bulletin Editor Lorie Orthober churchofficesmdc@gmail.com Normal Bulletin Deadline - Tuesday, 9am Faith Formation Coordinator-Linda Cummer cummerlinda@gmail.com (920) 421-2195 Maintenance Coordinator-Jim Charles (920) 493-4089 Wedding Coordinator-Pat Gureski weddingsmdc@gmail.com Secretary Trustee-Michelle Piatek piatmch@aol.com Treasurer Trustee-Garey Bies garey.bies@gmail.com Pastoral Council Chair-Paul Liss-lisspl1024@gmail.com Finance Council Chair-Peg Berezewski mberezewski@robertmorris.edu Worship-Administrative Coordinator-Washington Island-Diane Kahlscheuer-dkahlscheuer@gmail.com (920) 847-2289

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Devotions GOSPEL, HOMILY AND BENEDICTION: outside at our Sis-ter Bay site at 3:00 pm on Sunday. RECONCILIATION: Saturdays from 9 am to 10 am in Baileys Harbor. Drive up only. Questions or appointment requests can be submitted by texting Fr. Farrell at (920) 217-8155 or by call-ing (920) 868-3241.

Offertory Contribributions–May 9-10 2020

Actual Budget Stewardship Envelopes $ 5,887.00 $ 6,000.00 ACH $ $ WeShare $ 3,378.00 $ 600.00 Offertory $ 383.00 $ 2,000.00 Totals $ 9,648.00 $ 8,600.00

2019/20 Actual YTD $538,836.00 2019/20 Budget YTD $558,900.00 2018/19 Actual YTD $562,837.00

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