ST. JOHN VIANNEY CATHOLIC PARISH & SCHOOL

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Our Mission

Saint John Vianney Parish is a welcoming Catholic Faith community.

We are EXPERIENCING Christ in our lives through the Gospel, Sacraments, and life long faith formation.

We are LIVING our faith in worship and stewardship.

And we are SERVING God’s people to reveal the presence of Christ in our community.

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Church Info

1755 N. Calhoun Rd, Brookfield, WI 53005

(262) 796-3940

(262) 796-3958

School Info

17500 W. Gebhardt Rd, Brookfield, WI 53045

(262) 796-3942

(262) 796-3953

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Dear friends,

Thank you for your prayers for Fr. Alex. His surgery went well, and he is back at the parish. Thanks, too, for your prayers for me upon my investiture as a Knight of the Holy Sepulchre. The ceremony in the Cathedral of St. Peter in Cincinnati was very

solemn. For me, it was a taste of heaven. At least 70 priests, lay men and women were dubbed as knights or ladies of the Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. The Order was established during the

First Crusade to protect pilgrims in the Holy Land. Modern day knights and ladies financially and spiritually support the Christians in Palestine. We support Bethlehem University, several hospitals, support pilgrimages, and the Franciscans in the Holy Land.

October is Respect Life Month and Rosary Month. This first Sunday of October is Respect Life Sunday, and the readings speak of the beauty of marriage, family and children. Let’s never forget the preciousness of human life.

October 7th is the feast of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary. The rosary is a wonderful way to mediate on the mysteries of Jesus and Mary found in the gospels and Church tradition. The rosary is dear to many and is gaining popularity, especially among young people. We should be grateful for this beautiful treasure given to us by Mary in various apparitions, and confirmed and recommended by many popes past and present.

Blessed October,

Very Rev Edwin Kornath, KHS (Knight of the Holy Sepulchre)

PASTOR’S CORNERPARISH OFFICE HOURSMonday thru Friday: 8AM–4:30PM

SCHEDULE OF MASSESSaturday Vigil: 4:30PMSunday: 7:30AM, 9AM; 11AM, 5PM

HOLY DAY & WEEKDAY LITURGIES:As listed in weekly Mass schedule.ANOINTING OF SICK: At 7AM Mass on Thursdays or contact priest of parish.BAPTISM: Parental instruction required. You are encouraged to do this prior to birth of child. Please contact parish office for arrangements and class registration. Youmust be a registered parish member.COMMUNION FOR HOMEBOUND:Contact Parish Office.MARRIAGE: Contact the pastor at least six months in advance. Must be a registered parish member for at least six months.RCIA:For adults who wish to become Catholic, contact Christian Formation Office, 262-796-3944.

RECONCILIATION: Saturdays 8:30AM or by appointment. Enter through main church doors. Safe distancing protocols will be in effect.PARISH REGISTRATION: All new members are most welcome. If you would like to register, please go to our website, click on “I’m New” at the top of the page and fill out our interest form. If you have any questions, please contact Brittany McCollum, 262-796-3940, ext. 1110.

HIGHLIGHTS OF CHURCH HISTORYJoin Fr. Ed Kornath as he takes you through Highlights of Church History. All sessions are from 10 -11:15 AM in the Presentation Hall. Learn all about the Early Church, Medieval Church and the Modern Church. No need to register.

> Session 1: Early Church, October 20> Session 2: Medieval Church, October 27> Session 3: Modern Church, November 3

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CLERGY Very Rev. Edwin M. Kornath | Pastor | 262-796-3951 | edwink@stjohnv.org Rev. Alexander Nwosu| Associate Pastor | 262-796-3952 | alexn@stjohnv.org

ADMINISTRATION 262-796-3940 Robb Lied, Director of Administrative Services | ext 1111 | robbl@stjohnv.org Sharon Roberts | Accounting Assistant | ext 1109 | sharonr@stjohnv.org Valerie Pace | Parish Secretary | ext 1105 | valeriep@stjohnv.org Paula Folda | Bulletin Editor/Calendar | ext 1103 | paulaf@stjohnv.org Katie Vitalbo | Special Projects | ext 1146 | katiev@stjohnv.org

STEWARDSHIP & COMMUNICATIONS 262-796-3947 Angela Bravata | Director of Stewardship & Communications | ext. 1108 | angelab@stjohnv.org Brittany McCollum | Communications Coordinator | 262-796-3940, ext 1110 | brittanym@stjohnv.org Diana Armstrong | Parish Secretary/Communications | 262-796-3940, ext 1102 | dianaa@stjohnv.org

PRAYER & WORSHIP 262-796-3946 Beth Screnock | Director of Liturgy & Music | ext 1113 | beths@stjohnv.org TBD | Assoc. Director of Liturgy & Music | ext 1115 | TBD | Coordinator of Liturgy | ext 1114 |

FORMATION AND HUMAN CONCERNS 262-796-3944 John Thompson | Department Director of Formation & Human Concerns | ext. 1120 | johnt@stjohnv.org Dave Baudry | Director of Adult, Child & Youth Ministry | ext 1117 | daveb@stjohnv.org Janlyn Carvalho | Associate Director of Child & Youth Ministry | ext 1127 | janlync@stjohnv.org Maria Schloemer | Formation & Human Concerns Admin. Asst. | ext 1116 | marias@stjohnv.org

SCHOOL 262-796-3942 Brian Shimon | Principal | 262-796-3943 | brians@stjohnv.org Janelle Peterson | Office Coordinator | ext 1201 janellep@stjohnv.org Katy Cornell | Development Asst. | ext 1227 | katyc@stjohnv.org Nicole Volk | Administrative Asst. | ext 1200 | nicolev@stjohnv.org

MAINTENANCE 262-796-3940, ext 1240 Dan DeLaurier, Facility Maintenance Coordinator Joan Donahue | Diane Herzog | Assisting Maintenance Team

PARISH LEADERSHIP Robert Scott | Trustee/Secretary | 262-347-1376 Randy Freeman | Trustee/Treasurer | 262-789-0449 Gregory Van Winkle | Pastoral Council Chair | 262-957-4817 Brian Schloemer | Finance Council Chair | 262-717-9626

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL HELPLINE 262-796-3940, ext. 1308

SJV CHILDREN CENTER After School Day Care | 262-796-3942, ext 1206

MASSES FOR THE WEEK

The Lord's Day Gn 2: 18-24/Heb 2: 9-11/Mk 10: 2-16 4:30PM †Joe Burns/Mondays with Molly(N) Sunday, October 3, 2021/27th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30AM People of the Parish(K) 9:00AM †Edward “Tom” Jezo/SJV St. Vincent de Paul(N) (PC) 11:00AM †Chandra Sekhar & Kamala Sekhar/Thomas Ramesh(K) 5:00PM †Jerry Poblocki/Patti Miller(VP-U)

Monday, October 4, 2021/St. Francis of Assisi Jon 1: 1—2: 2, 11/Jon 2/Lk 10: 25-37 7:00AM †Lorraine LaPorte/Mary Jurczyk(N)

Tuesday, October 5, 2021 Jon 3: 1-10/Ps 130/Lk 10: 38-42 7:00AM †Robert P. Feely/Therese Feely(N)

Wednesday, October 6, 2021 Jon 4: 1-11/Ps 86/Lk 11: 1-4 7:00AM †Padmini Jesudurai/Juliana Ramesh(N) 8:30AM †Henry & Esther Stezala/Gerise Grzeszczak(N) (ASL)

Thursday, October 7, 2021/Our Lady of the Rosary Mal 3: 13-20b/Ps 1/Lk 11: 5-13 7:00AM †Robert Dieter/Friends & Family(VP-C) Anointing of Sick During Mass

Friday, October 8, 2021 Jl 1: 13-15,; 2: 1-2/Ps 9/Lk 11: 15-26 7:00AM †Larry Kahler/Demy Anfang & Family(N)

Saturday, October 9, 2021 Jl 4: 12-21/Ps 97/Lk 11: 27-28 8:00AM †David Gardinier/Ruth Ritter(N)

The Lord's Day Wis 7: 7-11/Heb 4: 12-13/Mk 10: 17-30 4:30PM †Adele Brise/Believers(VP-Y) Sunday, October 10, 2021/28th Sunday in Ordinary Time 7:30AM Intention of Rebecca & Anthony Hall/ Grandma Sharon Aukofer(VP-Y) 9:00AM †Patricia Prudlow/Friends & Family(N) (PC) 11:00AM †Joan Coffee/Barbara & Allan Cairns(N) (LC) 5:00PM People of the Parish(VP-Y)

Fr. Edwin Kornath (K) Fr. Alexander Nwosu (N) Fr. David Cooney (VP-C) Fr. Emmanuel Udo (VP-U) Fr. Arturo Ysmael, SDS (VP-Y)

All School Liturgy (ASL) Laudate Choir (LC) Parish Choir (PC)

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (October 4 – 10)

8:00AM Firm Believers(Church Hall) 9:30AM Mondays with Molly(P210) 3:00PM Volleyball Practice(A1) 4:30PM Volleyball Practice(Cafeteria) 7:15PM Boy Scout Troop 71 PLC (P210)

Monday 4 SCRIP Orders Due 8:30 AM 8:00AM Firm Believers(Church Hall) 9:00AM Formation & HC Staff Mtg (P210) 1:00PM Centering Prayer(P201) 3:00PM Beginner Orchestra (Presentation Hall) 3:00PM Volleyball Practice(A1) 4:30PM Volleyball Practice(Cafeteria) 6:00PM First Reconciliation Parent/ Child Session(Church) 6:30PM Athletic Cte(P209) 7:00PM Baptism Conference(P201)

5 Tuesday

8:00AM Firm Believers(Church Hall) 3:00PM Advanced Orchestra (Presentation Hall) 3:00PM Band(Church Hall) 3:00PM Volleyball Practice(A1) 4:30PM Volleyball Practice(Cafeteria) 6:30PM Novel Idea(P210) 7:00PM Bible Study/Patrick Spiering (Church Hall) 7:00PM Return to Life(P201) 7:00PM School Advancement Cte (P209)

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SJV PRAYER LINE The Prayer Line is confidential. It is made up of members of the SJV community who have offered to pray for your special needs. If you have a special intention for which you would like prayers, please call the prayer line (Mary, 262-786-8672). Please note: Parishioners’ names are not placed in the bulletin “pray for” list without that individual’s permission.

OPPORTUNITIES FOR PRAYER · Blessed Sacrament Chapel (BSC)

open Mondays through Fridays from 6:30AM until 8PM

· Rosary for Life in BSC following 7AM Mass on Mondays

· Centering Prayer, Tuesdays, 1PM, P201 · Rosary in BSC at 6:30AM on Wednesdays · Friday Eucharistic Adoration in BSC

from 7:30AM-4PM.

In addition to our ongoing Single Again divorce support group, St. John Vianney is offering a special six-week series to help people who are dealing with the myriad issues of divorce. Return to Life is a six-week divorce recovery series developed by Marianne F. Skrobiak, M.S., M.A., LPC to help normalize the divorce process and offer hope and healing to those going through separation or divorce. It will be open to

anyone who needs it, Catholic or not, on Wednesday evenings beginning October 6, from 7:00 to 9:00 PM in room P201 in the Parish Center, 1755 N. Calhoun Road in Brookfield. The cost for the series is only $10. To register, please call the Christian Formation Office at 262-796-3044. Due to the COVID variant, we will require masks. Participants will benefit from the leader’s input and sharing with other participants.

ROSARY CAMPAIGN FOR AMERICA EWTN, Relevant Radio, and Napa Institute Announce Joint Rosary for Life Michael Warsaw, CEO of EWTN, Rev. Francis J. Hoffman, CEO of Relevant Radio, and Tim Busch, CEO of Napa Institute, have announced a joint effort to pray and promote the daily rosary during the month of October for “the end to legal abortion in America and an outpouring of support for expectant mothers.” With the Supreme Court of the United States taking up the Dobbs case in December that could lead to overturning Roe v. Wade, the Justices will need the grace of wisdom and courage to confront the issues honestly. Warsaw, Hoffman and Busch hope many other Catholic organizations will join this effort by praying and promoting the daily Rosary in October for this intention and thus mobilize millions of Americans in prayer. For more information, go to EWTN.com, RelevantRadio.com, and Napa-Institute.org.

During the month of October St John Vianney will be praying the Rosary and we ask you to come and pray with us. · Monday mornings following the 7 AM Mass in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel · Wednesdays at 6:30 AM in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel · Thursdays at 5 PM in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel

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No School/Teacher In-Service 8:00AM Firm Believers (Church Hall) 9:30AM Dr. Dennis Sylva Bible Study(P203/204/205/209) 3:00PM Volleyball Practice (A1/Cafeteria) 5:00PM Rosary(Chapel) 5:30PM Pass it On/Prudlow (P209/210) 6:30PM St. Vincent de Paul Mtg (P200) 7:00PM Parish Choir (Presentation Hall) 7:00PM Single Again(P201)

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Thursday 7 No School/Teacher In-Service 7:30AM Eucharistic Adoration (Chapel) 8:00AM Firm Believers (Church Hall) 3:00PM Volleyball Practice (A1/Cafeteria) 5:00PM Volleyball League Games(A1)

Saturday 9 Cub Scout Candy Sale 6:30AM Men’s Ministry(P210) 4:30PM CLOW(P103/S1) 5:00PM Volleyball League Games(A1)

Sunday 10 28th Sunday in Ordinary Time Cub Scout Candy Sale 8:30AM Parish Social (Church Hall) 9:15AM Family Faith Formation (A1/School/ Cafeteria/P209) 6:15PM Confirmation Small Group Session(Parish Center/ Youth Room) 7:30PM Renew Group/Dreyer (P201)

CUB SCOUT PACK 71: SEROOGY'S CHOCOLATE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AFTER MASSES THIS WEEKEND Cub Scouts from SJV Pack 71 will be offering Seroogy's chocolate candy bars for sale after this weekend's liturgies. They will be located outside and will follow CDC guidelines. Please consider supporting these young scouts and purchasing some delicious treats for yourself or loved ones!

The first meeting of the fall season for Young at Heart is Monday, October 11, at 10 AM in Room P209 of the Parish Center. Please join us for the social gathering, treats and collection of dues. Our guest speaker is the mayor of Brookfield, Steven Ponto. His topic

is: The “State” of Brookfield. Looking forward to seeing you there. Contact Mary Doney, 262-786-8672, if you have any questions.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY On the weekend of August 28/29, as part of the 2021 Missionary Cooperation Plan program, a collection was taken up at each Mass to support the missions of the Sisters of the Divine Savior, also known as the Salvatorian Sisters. The Sisters of the Divine Savior is composed of 950 nuns on five continents in 26 countries. In impoverished lands, the Salvatorian Sisters strive to empower the local people to develop their own resources. They depend on the generosity of people like us to support their ministries. The collection was very successful, netting $6,771.00. Thank you!

The 4:30 PM Saturday Vigil Mass is livestreamed. (Go to www.stjohnv.org, then click Watch Virtual Mass to get to our You Tube page.)

OCTOBER IS THE MONTH OF OUR BLESSED MOTHER! Did you know that the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary is celebrated on October 7, 2021? Wouldn’t it be powerful and appropriate if a group of us joined the Worship Committee to say the Rosary once each week in October? Bring your Rosary and honor Our Lady in prayer in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel on Thursday, October 7, at 5 PM and again on each remaining Thursday in October (October 7, 14, 21 and 28). Life is busy with work, school, sports and more, and families are constantly on the go! Please consider taking 30 minutes once each week to join us in praying the Rosary to the best Mother in the world! See you then.

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PLEASE PRAY FOR THESE MEMBERS OF OUR PARISH COMMUNITY:

Scott Schmaelzle Jane Molter Celwynne Conell Chloe Roehling Patricia (Pat) Gutschenritter Robert Hromadka Jim Humphriss Donald Pekel Mary Jane Doney

Kendall Roehling Shirley Sciacca Tom Dutton Bev Schnier Lucy Bartnicki Sara-Rae Remmel LeRoy Schmidt Jean Siegfried Marie Sandler Sue O’Brien

Scott Lynch Elizabeth Kretschmer Dan Kretschmer Edie Tomsyck Tom Kwak Jackie Harty

SINGLE AGAIN A Support Group for the Divorced and Separated Single Again is a tri-parish support group for those in the process of divorce and beyond. It is open to men and women from any parish or none, does not require registration, and is free. It offers an opportunity to learn, to find support, and to make new friends, all leading to healing. The group meets every other week from 7:00-8:30 PM in Room P201. Please contact Mary Janowak, 262-366-6125, with any questions. The next session, which will be on Thursday, October 7, 2021, will be Creating a Social Life: Idea Sharing. All are welcome.

WHAT’S THIS? The Nicene Creed - Part 6 of 6 – The Church

I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church. I confess one Baptism for the forgiveness of sins and I look forward to the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come. Amen.

The Church of Jesus Christ is His Mystical Body. Therefore, the Church is holy, even if the human beings who compromise it are not always holy. The Church is one because Christ is one. The Church is catholic because the Church is “universal.” Catholic means universal. And the Church is apostolic because Christ founded it upon the Apostles.

We enter into this Church through the one Baptism of Christ, by which we are cleansed of original sin, are grafted onto Christ, and become adopted sons and daughters of God.

We believe that when Christ comes again, we will be reunited with our bodies in a glorified way, similar to Christ’s resurrected Body. We do not know exactly what this will look like.

And we look forward to the life of the world to come which is eternal blessedness in the company of the angels and the saints in constant praise and love of God. We will want for nothing and all suffering will be no more.

Excerpts from https://catholic-link.org/the-nicene-creed-explained/

SILENT PRAYER/MEDITATION IN THE PRESENCE OF THE DIVINE Our adoration chapel is a beautiful place to visit and to pray in. On Fridays from 7:30 AM until 4:00 PM, we hold a time of adoration with the Holy Sacrament exposed which is a special time of grace. We need people to keep vigil so that this adoration time can continue, and there are time slots available for those who would like to commit to a regular time and, if not individually, you can connect with friends and partner up to cover a weekly time, trading off. There is also a need to increase our list of subs. If this ministry speaks to your heart, please let Lisa Rehlinger know at 262-796-3946, ext. 1114, or at lisar@stjohnv.org.

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Today’s readings are timely in our society. To some they may seem “controversial,” but we must view them in the context of which they are presented. Yes, they are about marriage, traditional marriage, but they are even more about the idea of family.

Family can be defined and regarded from a number of different notions. Yet, no matter how we may look at it or experience it, Jesus assures us that the family is the building block on which our lives should be formed. Think of the families to which we may belong. They range from the family into which we are born to our faith family here. Our goal as a parish is to be a family. Christ holds our family together.

Our First Reading comes from the very beginning of the Bible, from creation itself, as reported in the Book of Genesis. It has to do with the creation by God of the first man and the first woman, Adam and Eve. There is an ancient Jewish proverb that reads, “God made woman, not out of the man’s foot to be under him, nor out of his head to be over him, but she was taken from under his arm that he might protect her, and from next to his heart that he might love her.” This is the important meaning of this reading. Adam and Eve are described as “partners.” We are all partners. That is what makes us a family and a community.

This idea of family is extended in the Second Reading from the Epistle to the Hebrews. Our reading today opens with “Brothers and Sisters.” That is a clear statement that we are a family of faith, and that in loving one another as we should we need to see one another as members of a family. This reading speaks to Jesus’ suffering and sacrifice in our behalf. The implication here is that for us to truly be a family, regardless how we may define it, it involves sacrifice. That, too, parallels the idea of stewardship. To be a steward, to be a disciple means that we are willing to serve one another in love. That may mean that sacrifices are necessary for us to accomplish that. He (Jesus) who consecrates and those who are being consecrated (us) all have one origin. Therefore, he is not ashamed to call us “brothers and sisters.”

The love shared by a family needs to be shared with all those around us. That is what Jesus expects of us, and that is what living as a steward is all about—love.

Angela Bravata,Director of Stewardship & Communications

FAMILY LOVE

Revenue SummaryBudget for Fiscal Year End June 30, 2022

$2,177,000

Actual for 7/1/2021-9/25/2021

$315,459

STEWARDSHIP OFFERTORY

CLICK-ON-CATHOLIC LEARNING: FORMED! IT'SFREE!SJV has a massive resource of books, videos, movies, Bible studies and educational programs via a new provider of all-Catholic information. It's called FORMED; it's FREE to every member of SJV because of someone's very generous gift. Make it the very first 'Bookmark' on your computer: <https://stjohnv.org/parish/formed/> Technical problems using FORMED? Simply contact parishioner Patrick Spiering at <kingsfoil12@gmail.com> and he'll help you, as he has done for many.

MORE AND MORE ARE TUNING IN DAILY—CATHOLIC RELEVANT RADIO!Tune to either 1640 AM, or 101.1 FM, or go to the Relevant Radio website: <https://relevantradio.com/> Set a audio system button in all your vehicles and 'Bookmark' the website on your computer so you can easily listen at your desk or in the kitchen. This is an awesome national resource, based in Green Bay. It's bringing Christ—literally to the world—through the media. Interesting hosts and guests on talk shows, daily Rosary, daily Mass, prayer requests, Catholicism-101 and much more! Have you tuned in yet?

ONLINE GIVINGThrough your financial support of our parish, you pass on the faith to our children, share in the joy of weddings and baptisms, comfort the sick, console the grieving, and support others in need. Financial giving is one way for each of us to grow in holiness. With online or mobile app giving, you won’t need to write checks and prepare envelopes. Recurring gifts provide more consistency in revenues, which helps St. John Vianney financials remain stable and predictable. Start online giving today at www.stjohnv.org/parish/online-giving

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TRIVIA NIGHT—SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16 Doors open at 6:30 PM; trivia starts at 7:30 PM—REGISTER NOW! Trivia Night is fast approaching! Get your teams of 10 ready! We will return to the SJV cafeteria for a friendly competition and see who gets to raise the #1 sign! Fabulous prizes will be given to the teams with the top scores, in addition to the teams with the best theme and costumes.

So, get your team together, start brainstorming those costumes and get signed up! More information about this fabulous event can be found by following the link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1fZBaYiWNMRDKWHq1FefdhJHPKWEV8UQD4_MVhbQWAUA/edit

OKTOBERFEST—OUR LADY OF LOURDES Oktoberfest Artisan Fair is October 8-10, 2021. Join us in celebrating community and a handcrafted artisan shopping experience with food, a beer garden, make and take activities, s'mores, and pumpkin decorating, music/entertainment, Saturday 5:00 PM Polka Mass, and Sunday 10:30 AM Polka Mass—a perfect family and friends gathering.

Highlights include artisans on Saturday and Sunday, a Friday night fish fry, a Saturday night lasagna dinner, and WAMI award winners, The Squeezettes. Visit the Our Lady of Lourdes website at ololmke.org/oktoberfest for more details. Office number 414-545-4316.

Our Lady of Lourdes (3722 S. 58th St., Milwaukee, WI 53220) is on the Southwest side of Milwaukee. Free admission & parking.

CONGRATULATIONS TO DEACON CANDIDATE JAMIE ZDROIK SJV parishioner Jamie Zdroik, who has been mentored in his formation for the diaconate in the past year by Fr. Ed Kornath, John B. Thompson, and Dave Baudry, has been accepted into the Candidacy phase of Diaconate Formation for the Archdiocese of Milwaukee as of August 12, 2021. Jamie and his wife, Erica, are the parents of Dorothy, a student at SJV school. Please congratulate the Zdroik family on Jamie’s accomplishment!

LIVING OUR CALL AS SSNDS: TRANSFORMATIVE EDUCATION, PART 1 – IN THE CLASSROOM The School Sisters of Notre Dame (SSND) North American Vocation Team invites women, ages 18-45, to this first of a three-part online series about our call as educators and the educational vision that frames it. Part I will begin Thursday, October 14, 2021 at 7 PM CT and will focus on our SSND educational vision as it relates to formal education. Hear from Sisters ministering at SSND sponsored educational institutions: Notre Dame School of Milwaukee, Notre Dame High School in St. Louis, and Notre Dame of Maryland University. Learn more and register for the Zoom link at ssnd.org/events/10-14-21/.

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SCHOOL RECESS SUPERVISORS NEEDED Do you have a heart for serving God’s children? We have the opportunity for you to serve the youth of our SJV School. We have a need for two Recess Supervisors. One supervisor would work with our K5 through 2nd grade students from 12:00 until 1:00 PM. The second supervisor would work with our 6th

through 8th grade students from 11:00 to 11:15 AM. Whether you have one hour or 15 minutes to offer, we have a need. Contact Principal Brian Shimon at 262-796-3943 or at brians@stjohnv.org to express your interest. Thank you!

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phone: (262) 814-0080

St. Vincent de Paul SocietyCalling men and women to grow in holiness by person-to-person

contact with those in need.

For help or to join call 262-796-3940

For donation pick-up call 262-569-0763

Affeldt Law Offices, S.C.

Nathan W. Eckley Parishioner

Estate Planning, Probate, Trusts, Real Estate

8741 W. National Ave., West Allis, WI 53227

Tel. 414-321-4560 Email nathan.eckley@affeldtlaw.com

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Residential WorkBarry Dickinson, Parish Member

640 S. 70th St. 414-471-8565

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More than a roofer, a roofing resource. More than a roofer, a roofing resource. COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Proud Service Provider to SJVProud Service Provider to SJV

W226 N825 Eastmound Drive Waukesha • 262 521-1112

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Ground Crew Service Full Service Landscape ManagementFull Service Landscape Management

262.821.9680 www.groundcrewservice.com

262-786-8440Darryl D. Stich, D.D.S. Dr. Emily Schuster DDS

13965 W. BURLEIGH RD. SUITE 200 • BROOKFIELD, WI

We help real estate investors invest in passive assets and defer tax. If you are planning on selling your investment property, let’s talk.

BRANDON BRUCKMAN (414) 322-3237

www.insight1031.com

2021

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When It Comes to Water One Call Does It All!

S&K PUMP & PLUMBING, INC.24 HOUR SERVICE • PHONE: (262) 782-7190

20880 W. Enterprise Ave., Brookfield, WI 53045

snkpump.com • service@snkpump.com

• Better Food • Better Service • Better Value

Open Daily 7:00am - 9:00pm

18985 W. Capitol Drive, Brookfield (262) 781-8200

www.sendiksfinefoods.com

Proud Parish Supporter

Schmidt & Bartelt Funeral & Cremation Service

“Providing Affordable Services at Your Churchor or Any One of Our Locations.”

10121 W. North Ave. (414) 774-5010

BROOKFIELD - WAUKESHA - NEW BERLIN - GERMANTOWN

JAMES P. RUSSELL, M.D. - Parishioner 262-754-4488 • www.affiliatedderm.com

Becker Ritter Funeral Home & Cremation Services

Tower Chapel & Dining Facility 262-782-5330

www.BeckerRitter.com

COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL / HVAC

21625 Doral Road Waukesha, WI 53186 p. 262-650-0770 f. 262-650-0880

www.dillettmechanical.com

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Parishioners:

Riley Enright Frank Maurer

Mike Obertin Brian Bean

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SEGUES (sĕg-wāys) Helps Seniors & Boomers Relocate & Make Smooth Moves & Easy Transitions to their New Home.Downsizing – Moving – Packing – Unpacking Decorating - Utility Changes

Staging - Cleaning - Estate Sales - Other Personalized Services

Schedule Your FREE Consultation Today! 262-442-4200

MOVING? Overwhelmed? Call Segues.The Easier Way to Downsize, Move & Settle In.

Segues Senior Move Specialists www.segues.net

POWERS GOLDSMITH SHOP“Fine Quality Jewelry Since 1945”• Certified Diamonds • Colored Gemstones• Engagement Rings • Wedding Bands• Custom Designing • Remounting• Appraisal Service • Onsite Goldsmiths

14545 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield 262-373-0614

Metropolitan Urology groUp

Innovative, State of the Art Urologic Treatment for the Entire Family

Christopher J. Walsh, M.D. Parish Member

W. Patrick Flanangan, M.D. Arman Cicic, D.O.

MAYFAIR 2600 N. Mayfair Rd., Suite 545

Wauwatosa, WI

414-476-0430 www.Gourology.com

Church and Chapel Ritter - Larsen Bros.

Next Door to Church Family Owned & Operated by the Larsen Family

Live Healthier, Happier and Stay Socially Connected

414.355.9300

262-786-8736

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Deanna J. Anderson, dds, ficoiParishioner

dentistrywestallis@gmail.com 10701 W. Lincoln Ave. (414) 545-9090 West Allis, WI WestAllisDentistryWI.com

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DAVID S. BOMHACK, Agent

dave@davebomhack.com21150 W. Capitol Dr. Brookfield, WI

Phone 781-2700

Parishioner

Molly C. Lavin Attorney at Law / Parishioner

N14 W23755 Stone Ridge Drive

Suite 100, Waukesha, WI 53188

262.523.4700 • Fax 262.523.4545 • 800.559.5599

E-mail: mlavin@habush.com • www.habush.com

It Starts With A Little To Volunteer or Donate call:

(414) 258-4778 www.bbbsmilwaukee.org

CHIP MARTIN Your REALTOR®

Parish Member Since 1976

FIRST WEBER Inc.17345 W. Bluemound Road, Brookfield, WI 53045

csmartin@firstweber.com 262-957-6352

Providing commercial cleaning services to schools,churches, office buildings, & clinics for over 50 years.

New Berlin, WI • 262-785-1126

Parish Members Dr. Laura Russell DDS, Dr. Karla Schmidt DDS, Dr. Ann Marie Hoyme DDS

414-258-5351 8726 W. North Ave, Wauwatosa

Midtowndentalcare.org

Furnaces • Boilers • A/CsService & Replacements

Residential & Light CommercialPreventative Maintenance Programs

Todd & Kim Prudlow, OwnersParish Members

262-309-6498honeycreekheatingandcooling.com

“Elevate Your Quality of Life”

Builder of distinctive custom homes and

remodeling projects

(262) 370-7121www.imageryhomes.com

Steve Gosenheimer Owner, Parish Member

steve@imageryhomes.com

Gregory C. Riener Agent/Parishioner

12465 Burleigh Road Brookfield, WI 53005

Direct (262) 432-0665 Cell (414) 708-3523

AUTO | HOME | LIFE | HEALTH | BUSINESS

262-782-1377262-782-137716715 W. Dakota St. • New Berlin, WI 53151

Chris Novak Realtor

262-894-5412 Cell 262-780-5500 Officecnovak36@gmail.com

chrisnovakhomes.cbintouch.com20350 Watertower Blvd., Brookfield, WI 53045

Operated by a subsidiary of NRT, LLCHumbly serving families real estate needs for over 18 years

17345 W. Capitol Dr. #17 • Brookfield, WI

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Parish Member

KEYSTONE PHYSICAL THERAPY262-790-5775

17045 W Capitol Dr • Brookfield, WI 15280 W. Bluemound Rd • Elm Grove

Andrea Knopp REALTORText or Call: 414.587.1775 aknopp30@gmail.com

Full-Service Flat Fee Real Estate Services

Save about 50% or more on Commission • List for $2,500 plus 2.4% of Sale Price

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