ST JOSEPHrsquoS PARISH

1540 Mill Street PO Box 60 Lyons WI 53148

Phone 763-2050 FAX 763-9377 Email saintjoebizwirrcom

On line at wwwst-josephsparishorg

Parish Office Hours Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays 1000 am ndash 200 pm

MASS SCHEDULE Saturday 500 pm Sunday 930 am Holy Day 700 pm

Tri-Parish Weekday 830 am Mass Schedule Tuesday - St Josephrsquos

Monday amp Wednesday - St Charles Thursday amp Friday- St Maryrsquos

PARISH STAFF

Parish Priest Rev John Baumgartner

Administrative Assistant Tami Koenen

Director of Religious Education Rita VanSchyndel

PARISH COUNCIL

Ken Baumeister 2012 763-2055

Rev John Baumgartner Parish Priest 767-9079

Scott Betzen Trustee (Treasurer) 767-9733

Julie Caufield 2013 Secretary 763-9273

Kathy Gabriel 2012 539-2071

Dan Haacker 2013 Vice-Chairman 723-3875

Millie Hapka 2013 248-2450

MaryAnn Johnson 2011 249-0081

Connie Nold 2011Chairman 763-4233

Bill Peterson 2012 763-5623

John Schnaubelt 2011 763-6653

Rick Tinder Trustee (Secretary) 767-0499

PARISH COMMITTEES

Parish Council

Meets on 3rd Thursday 700 pm

FinanceAdministrative Services

Jim Schaefer Chairperson 763-6624

Meets on 2nd Thursday 700 pm

Human Concerns

Julie Koenen Chairperson 763-2390

Meets on 2nd Tuesday 100 pm

Prayer amp Worship

Rachelle Haacker Chairperson 723-3875

Meets on 2nd Tuesday 700 pm

Christian Formation

Lenora Seitz Chairperson 763-6647

Meets on 1st Tuesdays 700 pm as announced

Buildings amp Grounds Bill Peterson Chairperson

Meets on 2nd Monday 700 pm

Parish Life

Bill Corcoran Chairperson 248-3081

Meets on 1st Thursday 700 pm

MISSION STATEMENT

St Josephs is a Catholic Parish rooted in rural Lyons Wisconsin

Our members seek Christrsquos peace by following His teachings and by

sharing together in a lifelong journey of spiritual growth In response

to the gospelrsquos call for justice and compassion we reach out and

share our resources with all those in need

We believe that each person is blessed and gifted by the Holy Spirit

We encourage everyone to respond to their baptismal call by sharing

their time talents and treasures

If you have a concern that needs immediate prayer give it to

the PRAYER LINE by calling Julie Koenen at 763-2390

CONFESSIONS First Saturdays from 300 ndash 400 pm

or by appointment

BAPTISMS Arrangements must be made in advance allowing time

for an instruction period prior to baptism

WEDDINGS One member of the couple must be a registered

practicing and contributing member of record for at

least 6 months (Parish Council ndash October 20 2005)

Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

Names in the above list are added at the

request of the person named or a family

member Names are not removed unless

that person or a family member asks us

to do so

Our Mass Intentions This Week

500 pm Bill Holzheimer

930 am Dick amp Gerry Reich

TU 830 am For the People of St Josephrsquos

Next Week

500 pm Deceased Members of the Catholic

Order of Foresters

and Florence Schoenberg

930 am Fran Allegretti

TU 830 am For the People of St Josephrsquos

PLEASE PRAY FOR

Please remember in your

prayers our parish members

and friends who are ill in

nursing homes hospitalized or

homebound May they continue to

receive the Lordrsquos blessing

Agnes Ehlen Valerie Clancy

Claire Cowan Aaron Deutsch

Anna Strohm Jim amp Gloria Crowley

Don Wagner Eric Behling

Dick Gutkowski Scott Peterson

Edith Doyle Jeff Doyle

Maggie Schoenberg-Schaefer and

Mark Biedrzycki

JUBILEE MARRIAGE CELEBRATION

St Mary Parish Hales Corners

Saturday October 9 2010

1000 am

This Mass honors those married in

1985 or 1960 celebrating their 25th

or 50th wedding anniversaries A

reception will follow in the school

cafeteria Cost is $30 per couple

(Couples married 55 years or longer are

also welcome to attend this celebration)

Registration forms are available near

the front entrance of church

AT OTHER PARISHES

St Maryrsquos Fall Festival and Pork Chop Dinner

Saturday September 11 beginning at 1100 am AND Sunday September 12

Come and enjoy food beverages games bouncy house live music and more Grab a burger before the Saturday night CCHS Football game and stay after for the Love Monkeys and live auction

Enjoy the Pork Chop Dinner on Sunday 1130 am - 300 pm

St Patrickrsquos Annual Holiday Faire ldquoFall Into Christmasrdquo Saturday October 23 at the Parish School in Elkhorn

Call Toni or Jan 248-9115 or 742-3766 for more information St Charles 100th Anniversary September 18 - actual anniversary Blessing of new cornerstone will take place at 445 pm prior to the 515 Mass At that time they will be removing items from the 1910 cornerstone If intact the articles will be on display at the Fall Festival on September 26th You are invited to join in this memorable day and take part in the 100 year history of St Charlesrsquo Church

HELP THE HOMEBOUND STAY CONNECTED

Help us stay connected to homebound Catholics and provide

them with a Missalette so that they can more fully participate in

the Masses televised on channels 24 and 6

If you know someone who is homebound and not able to attend

Mass please send their name address and phone number to

pradomarchmilorg or call Maria Prado at 414-769-3504 A large-print format

Missalette will be sent to their home free of charge six times each year Heart of

the Nation the current sponsor for the TV Mass provides this service They will

also receive The Witness newsletter produced three times a year by the Commu-

nications Department of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee

David J Henningfield CPA Chamberlain amp Henningfield CPArsquos LLP Tax Services Bookkeeping QuickBooks

421 Broad Street Lake Geneva

262-249-1100 Email dhenningfieldcchcpascom

wwwcchcpascom

Sara Windhorst August 28

Mildred Mangold August 31

Kristin Simon August 31

Rosemary Amann September 1

Benjamin Blink September 1

Breanna Blink September 1

Leanora Cleary September 3

John VanSchyndel September 3

LAST SUNDAYrsquoS

RECEIPTS

Loose Collection $12625

Envelopes $236500

Human Concerns 0

Total $249125

Rememberthe Rosary is prayed before the 830 Mass on Tuesdays and also before the 500 Mass on Saturdays Please enter church quietly

August 29 2010

Prayer amp Worship is looking for fresh flowers to adorn our worship spaces in church If fresh cuttings can be made from your garden or flower bed please contact Lenora Seitz and Pat Curtis at 763-6647

Men Mark your calendars to attend a Catholic menrsquos program that will positively change your life ldquoThat Man Is Yourdquo is a program modeled on some of the countryrsquos leading menrsquos programs ldquoThat Man Is Yourdquo combines scripture solid research and a little fun to address the pressures and temptations facing men in our modern culture It seeks to form authentic men capable of transforming themselves their families their parish community and greater society Visit ThatManisYouorg for more information ldquoThat Man is Yourdquo Begins Wednesday morning September 15 at the Burlington Knights of Columbus Hall starting with breakfast at 545 am There is also an evening session starting on Sunday September 19th at St Charles Church in Burlington at 715 pm For more information call 757-2018

Back to School Prayer

God of all wisdom you formed humankind in your own likeness and gave us an intellect to help us know you Our Creator and the world you made As we begin this new academic year enlighten the minds of students with the inquisitiveness that seeks ever greater knowledge and understanding Give teachers and professors the wisdom needed to guide the intellectual endeavors of those entrusted to them Help all who fund and support education to recognize the value of discovering more about the world you have created and so draw ever closer to you our Maker Amen

NEXT SUNDAYrsquoS READINGS

Wisdom 913-18

Philemon 9-10

Luke 1425-33

Do you enjoy working with high-school age kids Do you know someone that has an obvious gift for relating to teens

Do you have a talent that could be a blessing to the Life Teen ministry (Anything with food is a plus)

LIFE TEEN NEEDS YOU Please call Jim or Kathy Martin at 262-767-1525 or email us at jimandkathymartingmailcom

Parish Council Highlights from

August 19th Meeting

A Gift Certificate for one free

parish hall rental was approved to

be donated to Catholic Central

High Schoolrsquos Endowment Dinner

and Auction

Parish Council members reviewed

the recent survey and were pleased

with the findings As a result the

Christian Formation Committee

will be introducing a Bible Study

in the near future Details will be

coming

The Prayer amp Worship Committee

will begin soliciting donations for

a new larger stature of the Blessed

Virgin Mary More information to

come soon

THIS WEEK

Saturday - 500 pm

Host 2 Teresa Smet

Host 3 Mary Henningfield

Cup 1 John VanSchyndel

Cup 2 John Schnaubelt

Lector Mark Ehlen

Server Theresa VanSchyndel

Server Maggie Martin

Usher Peter Smet

Usher Cliff Clapp

Sunday - 930 am

Host 2 Russ Koenen

Host 3 Adam VanSchyndel

Cup 1 Geri Henningfield

Cup 2 Joyce Clapp

Lector Marlys Schuerman

Server Joseph Kolosik

Server Dominic Falson

Usher Andy Fincutter

Usher Dan Haacker

Counter Joan Holzheimer

Counter Mary Henningfield Childrenrsquos Church no dismissal

NEXT WEEK

Saturday - 500 pm

Host 2 Julie Koenen

Host 3 Marie Koenen

Cup 1 Judy Beix

Cup 2 Walt Anderson

Lector Ed Wieners

Server Sarah Haacker

Server Connie Haacker

Usher Dan Haacker

Usher John Koenen

Sunday - 930 am

Host 2 Connie Nold

Host 3 Kathy Hegeman

Cup 1 Sandy Jenkins

Cup 2 Neil Martin

Lector Mary Ann Johnson

Server Alli Zeman

Server Andrew Zeman

Usher Robert Kuras

Usher Jim Ehlen

Counter Patti Reich

Counter Judy Halpin Childrenrsquos Church no dismissal

MINISTRY SCHEDULE

August 29 2010 This Weekrsquos

Meetings amp Activities Tuesday

830 am - Mass

Thursday

700 pm - Parish Life Meeting

Cycles of Faith - 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Are you planning a cookout next weekend Many people use the Labor Day

holiday as an opportunity for an end of the summer celebration The grocery

stores will have special sales this week in an effort to entice people to stock up

for the holiday weekend Are you a union member who will be going to a large

labor picnic Or will it just be the family getting together maybe at the beach or

a lake cottage for a final summer plunge in the water In any event we all

probably have a pretty good idea of who will be at our tables Its unlikely that

there will be uninvited guests-except for the ants or mosquitoes that seem to

plague any outdoor event this time of year

In the Gospel today Jesus lays down the challenge of who should be invited to

the banquet The poor the crippled the lame the blind are the ones that are on

his guest list These were the individuals who were often excluded from society

in Jesus time They were the folks that were on the fringe Today there are

righteous people who have made a point of welcoming the unwanted Theyve

taken literally the message of the Gospel and have gone out of their way to

invite to dinner the homeless or the poor

There are many who exercise a very concrete response to Jesus call through

their support of a meal program or food pantry whether they donate food or

their time or cash to support the good work We tend to think of the poor at

Thanksgiving or Christmas times when were often more generous toward those

in need But with back-to-school costs right now many families are suffering It

may not be possible to invite someone who is hungry or poor to your cookout

next weekend but you can still help them through a gift to a charity that feeds

the hungry Liturgical Publications Inc

SKILLS EXCHANGE

Joe Ehlen HomeBuilding

Maintenance and Construction Carpentry drywall tile windows

concrete retaining walls grading and lawn care

767-1994

Patty Ehlen Chair Caning Service

949-2269

Bill Vrchota Tile Work

262-210-0496

Saving Lives Touching Hearts

Just down the block from the Planned Parenthood center on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee is another center for women which offers an entirely different kind of service Rather than leading them to birth control or abortion the volunteers at Womenrsquos Support Center provide support counseling and education for women to make an informed decision concerning the life of their unborn child

Read in the September 2 issue of your Catholic Herald about the work of these dedicated volunteers who provide services consistent with the Roman Catholic teaching on human life and sexuality

To subscribe to the weekly publication call 877-769-7699 or visit wwwchnonlineorg

103109 For advertising contact Mike Iselin at 262-514-4646 or miselinwirrcom

REFUSE amp RECYCLING SERVICES Residential Service mdash $1800month

ANDREW NABER - CEO OWNER Burlington WI 53105 Phone 262-539-2086

KONICEK KAISER SCHOLZE WANASEK amp ZOTT SC

David P Kaiser Richard Scholze

Amy J Zott Brian R Wanasek Kelly A Iselin

133 S Pine Burlington Wisconsin 53105

PH (262) 763-8185 FAX (262) 763-9485

Ore Creek Tree Farm John amp Beth Schnaubelt

(262) 763-6653

Big Trees Little Prices

6804 Hwy 36 Lake Geneva WI 53147

David J Henningfield CPA Chamberlain amp Henningfield CPArsquos LLP Tax Services Bookkeeping QuickBooks

421 Broad Street Lake Geneva

262-249-1100 Email dhenningfieldcchcpascom

wwwcchcpascom

Daniels Family

Funeral Homes amp Crematory

Burlington - 763-3434

Union Grove - 878-2011

The First amp Last Step In Printing

YOUR LETTERHEAD ENVELOPE and BROCHURE SPECIALIST

262-763-3000 Fax 262-763-3028

202 S Pine St Burlington

FREE Delivery

Copying amp Fax Services Large Format Available Banners amp Posters Yard Signs 1 Color to Full Color Printing T-Shirts Hats Pens Promo Products

wwwmmpburlingtonwicom

BURLINGTON

LUMBER

COMPANY

262-763-6676

140 Front Street (In the Industrial Park)

Burlington WI 53105

Ed Impens

Owner

Stowellrsquos Catering Service

W1127 Spring Prairie Road Burlington WI 53105

262-763-8316 1-800-640-5703

Ye Olde Hotel Bar amp Restaurant

in downtown Lyons

Closed Monday amp Tuesday

262-763-2701

MATTHEW 2535

Please remember food sharing on the 1st Weekend of Every Month

Use your Red Envelopes or place a free will offering in the designated collection box

Thank you

Marie L amp Walter C

Iselin

Paint Hardware Sporting Goods

Store of

1st

Choice

417 Milwaukee Avenue Burlington WI 53105 262-763-3577

ldquoTODAYrsquoS CUSTOMER IS TOMORROWrsquoS FRIENDrdquo

763-9250

wwwjimsautobodynet wwwstopsteeringcom

400 S PINE ST (HWY 83) BURLINGTON WI 53105

TOWN FRYER

RESTAURANT

116 N Main Burlington WI 53105

763-9940 Mon-Sat 6 am to 6 pm middot Sun 6 am to 1 pm

50c OFF Your Custard Purchase with this coupon

1073 Milwaukee Ave

Burlington

262-763-5020

FROZEN CUSTARD

BUTTERBURGERS

(Good only at Burlington Culverrsquos)

CHARBROILED

SANDWICHES 262-763-8863 FRI FISH FRY

MAIN EVENT BURLINGTONrsquoS ONLY BEER GARDEN

JOHN PUNTILLO 556 N PINE STREET Proprietor BURLINGTON WI 53105

Common Ground of Grief Complex Grief Unique Challenges When Death Comes Suddenly Presentation by Patrick Dean Grief Counselor Tuesday September 7 1100 am - 1230 pm and repeated 630 - 800 pm San Camillo 10200 W Bluemound Road Milwaukee Cost Free and open to everyone

Patrick Dean Director of Grief Education Services with Catholic Cemeteries and a professional photographer will be presenting this grief program The session will consist of photographic images and grief education content followed by a period of questions and answers This program is for anyone who has experienced the sudden death of a loved one Common Ground of Grief is sponsored by the John Paul II Center and Catholic Cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee For further information visit wwwcemeteriesorg wwwjohnpaul2centerorg or call 414-438-4420x302

CHRISTINE CAMPBELL

Lyons WI

Daily Specials Burgers Homemade Pizza Fish Fry

Carryouts Available

757-0898

Sara Windhorst August 28

Mildred Mangold August 31

Kristin Simon August 31

Rosemary Amann September 1

Benjamin Blink September 1

Breanna Blink September 1

Leanora Cleary September 3

John VanSchyndel September 3

LAST SUNDAYrsquoS

RECEIPTS

Loose Collection $12625

Envelopes $236500

Human Concerns 0

Total $249125

Rememberthe Rosary is prayed before the 830 Mass on Tuesdays and also before the 500 Mass on Saturdays Please enter church quietly

August 29 2010

Prayer amp Worship is looking for fresh flowers to adorn our worship spaces in church If fresh cuttings can be made from your garden or flower bed please contact Lenora Seitz and Pat Curtis at 763-6647

Men Mark your calendars to attend a Catholic menrsquos program that will positively change your life ldquoThat Man Is Yourdquo is a program modeled on some of the countryrsquos leading menrsquos programs ldquoThat Man Is Yourdquo combines scripture solid research and a little fun to address the pressures and temptations facing men in our modern culture It seeks to form authentic men capable of transforming themselves their families their parish community and greater society Visit ThatManisYouorg for more information ldquoThat Man is Yourdquo Begins Wednesday morning September 15 at the Burlington Knights of Columbus Hall starting with breakfast at 545 am There is also an evening session starting on Sunday September 19th at St Charles Church in Burlington at 715 pm For more information call 757-2018

Back to School Prayer

God of all wisdom you formed humankind in your own likeness and gave us an intellect to help us know you Our Creator and the world you made As we begin this new academic year enlighten the minds of students with the inquisitiveness that seeks ever greater knowledge and understanding Give teachers and professors the wisdom needed to guide the intellectual endeavors of those entrusted to them Help all who fund and support education to recognize the value of discovering more about the world you have created and so draw ever closer to you our Maker Amen

NEXT SUNDAYrsquoS READINGS

Wisdom 913-18

Philemon 9-10

Luke 1425-33

Do you enjoy working with high-school age kids Do you know someone that has an obvious gift for relating to teens

Do you have a talent that could be a blessing to the Life Teen ministry (Anything with food is a plus)

LIFE TEEN NEEDS YOU Please call Jim or Kathy Martin at 262-767-1525 or email us at jimandkathymartingmailcom

Parish Council Highlights from

August 19th Meeting

A Gift Certificate for one free

parish hall rental was approved to

be donated to Catholic Central

High Schoolrsquos Endowment Dinner

and Auction

Parish Council members reviewed

the recent survey and were pleased

with the findings As a result the

Christian Formation Committee

will be introducing a Bible Study

in the near future Details will be

coming

The Prayer amp Worship Committee

will begin soliciting donations for

a new larger stature of the Blessed

Virgin Mary More information to

come soon

THIS WEEK

Saturday - 500 pm

Host 2 Teresa Smet

Host 3 Mary Henningfield

Cup 1 John VanSchyndel

Cup 2 John Schnaubelt

Lector Mark Ehlen

Server Theresa VanSchyndel

Server Maggie Martin

Usher Peter Smet

Usher Cliff Clapp

Sunday - 930 am

Host 2 Russ Koenen

Host 3 Adam VanSchyndel

Cup 1 Geri Henningfield

Cup 2 Joyce Clapp

Lector Marlys Schuerman

Server Joseph Kolosik

Server Dominic Falson

Usher Andy Fincutter

Usher Dan Haacker

Counter Joan Holzheimer

Counter Mary Henningfield Childrenrsquos Church no dismissal

NEXT WEEK

Saturday - 500 pm

Host 2 Julie Koenen

Host 3 Marie Koenen

Cup 1 Judy Beix

Cup 2 Walt Anderson

Lector Ed Wieners

Server Sarah Haacker

Server Connie Haacker

Usher Dan Haacker

Usher John Koenen

Sunday - 930 am

Host 2 Connie Nold

Host 3 Kathy Hegeman

Cup 1 Sandy Jenkins

Cup 2 Neil Martin

Lector Mary Ann Johnson

Server Alli Zeman

Server Andrew Zeman

Usher Robert Kuras

Usher Jim Ehlen

Counter Patti Reich

Counter Judy Halpin Childrenrsquos Church no dismissal

MINISTRY SCHEDULE

August 29 2010 This Weekrsquos

Meetings amp Activities Tuesday

830 am - Mass

Thursday

700 pm - Parish Life Meeting

Cycles of Faith - 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Are you planning a cookout next weekend Many people use the Labor Day

holiday as an opportunity for an end of the summer celebration The grocery

stores will have special sales this week in an effort to entice people to stock up

for the holiday weekend Are you a union member who will be going to a large

labor picnic Or will it just be the family getting together maybe at the beach or

a lake cottage for a final summer plunge in the water In any event we all

probably have a pretty good idea of who will be at our tables Its unlikely that

there will be uninvited guests-except for the ants or mosquitoes that seem to

plague any outdoor event this time of year

In the Gospel today Jesus lays down the challenge of who should be invited to

the banquet The poor the crippled the lame the blind are the ones that are on

his guest list These were the individuals who were often excluded from society

in Jesus time They were the folks that were on the fringe Today there are

righteous people who have made a point of welcoming the unwanted Theyve

taken literally the message of the Gospel and have gone out of their way to

invite to dinner the homeless or the poor

There are many who exercise a very concrete response to Jesus call through

their support of a meal program or food pantry whether they donate food or

their time or cash to support the good work We tend to think of the poor at

Thanksgiving or Christmas times when were often more generous toward those

in need But with back-to-school costs right now many families are suffering It

may not be possible to invite someone who is hungry or poor to your cookout

next weekend but you can still help them through a gift to a charity that feeds

the hungry Liturgical Publications Inc

SKILLS EXCHANGE

Joe Ehlen HomeBuilding

Maintenance and Construction Carpentry drywall tile windows

concrete retaining walls grading and lawn care

767-1994

Patty Ehlen Chair Caning Service

949-2269

Bill Vrchota Tile Work

262-210-0496

Saving Lives Touching Hearts

Just down the block from the Planned Parenthood center on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee is another center for women which offers an entirely different kind of service Rather than leading them to birth control or abortion the volunteers at Womenrsquos Support Center provide support counseling and education for women to make an informed decision concerning the life of their unborn child

Read in the September 2 issue of your Catholic Herald about the work of these dedicated volunteers who provide services consistent with the Roman Catholic teaching on human life and sexuality

To subscribe to the weekly publication call 877-769-7699 or visit wwwchnonlineorg

103109 For advertising contact Mike Iselin at 262-514-4646 or miselinwirrcom

REFUSE amp RECYCLING SERVICES Residential Service mdash $1800month

ANDREW NABER - CEO OWNER Burlington WI 53105 Phone 262-539-2086

KONICEK KAISER SCHOLZE WANASEK amp ZOTT SC

David P Kaiser Richard Scholze

Amy J Zott Brian R Wanasek Kelly A Iselin

133 S Pine Burlington Wisconsin 53105

PH (262) 763-8185 FAX (262) 763-9485

Ore Creek Tree Farm John amp Beth Schnaubelt

(262) 763-6653

Big Trees Little Prices

6804 Hwy 36 Lake Geneva WI 53147

David J Henningfield CPA Chamberlain amp Henningfield CPArsquos LLP Tax Services Bookkeeping QuickBooks

421 Broad Street Lake Geneva

262-249-1100 Email dhenningfieldcchcpascom

wwwcchcpascom

Daniels Family

Funeral Homes amp Crematory

Burlington - 763-3434

Union Grove - 878-2011

The First amp Last Step In Printing

YOUR LETTERHEAD ENVELOPE and BROCHURE SPECIALIST

262-763-3000 Fax 262-763-3028

202 S Pine St Burlington

FREE Delivery

Copying amp Fax Services Large Format Available Banners amp Posters Yard Signs 1 Color to Full Color Printing T-Shirts Hats Pens Promo Products

wwwmmpburlingtonwicom

BURLINGTON

LUMBER

COMPANY

262-763-6676

140 Front Street (In the Industrial Park)

Burlington WI 53105

Ed Impens

Owner

Stowellrsquos Catering Service

W1127 Spring Prairie Road Burlington WI 53105

262-763-8316 1-800-640-5703

Ye Olde Hotel Bar amp Restaurant

in downtown Lyons

Closed Monday amp Tuesday

262-763-2701

MATTHEW 2535

Please remember food sharing on the 1st Weekend of Every Month

Use your Red Envelopes or place a free will offering in the designated collection box

Thank you

Marie L amp Walter C

Iselin

Paint Hardware Sporting Goods

Store of

1st

Choice

417 Milwaukee Avenue Burlington WI 53105 262-763-3577

ldquoTODAYrsquoS CUSTOMER IS TOMORROWrsquoS FRIENDrdquo

763-9250

wwwjimsautobodynet wwwstopsteeringcom

400 S PINE ST (HWY 83) BURLINGTON WI 53105

TOWN FRYER

RESTAURANT

116 N Main Burlington WI 53105

763-9940 Mon-Sat 6 am to 6 pm middot Sun 6 am to 1 pm

50c OFF Your Custard Purchase with this coupon

1073 Milwaukee Ave

Burlington

262-763-5020

FROZEN CUSTARD

BUTTERBURGERS

(Good only at Burlington Culverrsquos)

CHARBROILED

SANDWICHES 262-763-8863 FRI FISH FRY

MAIN EVENT BURLINGTONrsquoS ONLY BEER GARDEN

JOHN PUNTILLO 556 N PINE STREET Proprietor BURLINGTON WI 53105

Common Ground of Grief Complex Grief Unique Challenges When Death Comes Suddenly Presentation by Patrick Dean Grief Counselor Tuesday September 7 1100 am - 1230 pm and repeated 630 - 800 pm San Camillo 10200 W Bluemound Road Milwaukee Cost Free and open to everyone

Patrick Dean Director of Grief Education Services with Catholic Cemeteries and a professional photographer will be presenting this grief program The session will consist of photographic images and grief education content followed by a period of questions and answers This program is for anyone who has experienced the sudden death of a loved one Common Ground of Grief is sponsored by the John Paul II Center and Catholic Cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee For further information visit wwwcemeteriesorg wwwjohnpaul2centerorg or call 414-438-4420x302

CHRISTINE CAMPBELL

Lyons WI

Daily Specials Burgers Homemade Pizza Fish Fry

Carryouts Available

757-0898

THIS WEEK

Saturday - 500 pm

Host 2 Teresa Smet

Host 3 Mary Henningfield

Cup 1 John VanSchyndel

Cup 2 John Schnaubelt

Lector Mark Ehlen

Server Theresa VanSchyndel

Server Maggie Martin

Usher Peter Smet

Usher Cliff Clapp

Sunday - 930 am

Host 2 Russ Koenen

Host 3 Adam VanSchyndel

Cup 1 Geri Henningfield

Cup 2 Joyce Clapp

Lector Marlys Schuerman

Server Joseph Kolosik

Server Dominic Falson

Usher Andy Fincutter

Usher Dan Haacker

Counter Joan Holzheimer

Counter Mary Henningfield Childrenrsquos Church no dismissal

NEXT WEEK

Saturday - 500 pm

Host 2 Julie Koenen

Host 3 Marie Koenen

Cup 1 Judy Beix

Cup 2 Walt Anderson

Lector Ed Wieners

Server Sarah Haacker

Server Connie Haacker

Usher Dan Haacker

Usher John Koenen

Sunday - 930 am

Host 2 Connie Nold

Host 3 Kathy Hegeman

Cup 1 Sandy Jenkins

Cup 2 Neil Martin

Lector Mary Ann Johnson

Server Alli Zeman

Server Andrew Zeman

Usher Robert Kuras

Usher Jim Ehlen

Counter Patti Reich

Counter Judy Halpin Childrenrsquos Church no dismissal

MINISTRY SCHEDULE

August 29 2010 This Weekrsquos

Meetings amp Activities Tuesday

830 am - Mass

Thursday

700 pm - Parish Life Meeting

Cycles of Faith - 22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Are you planning a cookout next weekend Many people use the Labor Day

holiday as an opportunity for an end of the summer celebration The grocery

stores will have special sales this week in an effort to entice people to stock up

for the holiday weekend Are you a union member who will be going to a large

labor picnic Or will it just be the family getting together maybe at the beach or

a lake cottage for a final summer plunge in the water In any event we all

probably have a pretty good idea of who will be at our tables Its unlikely that

there will be uninvited guests-except for the ants or mosquitoes that seem to

plague any outdoor event this time of year

In the Gospel today Jesus lays down the challenge of who should be invited to

the banquet The poor the crippled the lame the blind are the ones that are on

his guest list These were the individuals who were often excluded from society

in Jesus time They were the folks that were on the fringe Today there are

righteous people who have made a point of welcoming the unwanted Theyve

taken literally the message of the Gospel and have gone out of their way to

invite to dinner the homeless or the poor

There are many who exercise a very concrete response to Jesus call through

their support of a meal program or food pantry whether they donate food or

their time or cash to support the good work We tend to think of the poor at

Thanksgiving or Christmas times when were often more generous toward those

in need But with back-to-school costs right now many families are suffering It

may not be possible to invite someone who is hungry or poor to your cookout

next weekend but you can still help them through a gift to a charity that feeds

the hungry Liturgical Publications Inc

SKILLS EXCHANGE

Joe Ehlen HomeBuilding

Maintenance and Construction Carpentry drywall tile windows

concrete retaining walls grading and lawn care

767-1994

Patty Ehlen Chair Caning Service

949-2269

Bill Vrchota Tile Work

262-210-0496

Saving Lives Touching Hearts

Just down the block from the Planned Parenthood center on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee is another center for women which offers an entirely different kind of service Rather than leading them to birth control or abortion the volunteers at Womenrsquos Support Center provide support counseling and education for women to make an informed decision concerning the life of their unborn child

Read in the September 2 issue of your Catholic Herald about the work of these dedicated volunteers who provide services consistent with the Roman Catholic teaching on human life and sexuality

To subscribe to the weekly publication call 877-769-7699 or visit wwwchnonlineorg

103109 For advertising contact Mike Iselin at 262-514-4646 or miselinwirrcom

REFUSE amp RECYCLING SERVICES Residential Service mdash $1800month

ANDREW NABER - CEO OWNER Burlington WI 53105 Phone 262-539-2086

KONICEK KAISER SCHOLZE WANASEK amp ZOTT SC

David P Kaiser Richard Scholze

Amy J Zott Brian R Wanasek Kelly A Iselin

133 S Pine Burlington Wisconsin 53105

PH (262) 763-8185 FAX (262) 763-9485

Ore Creek Tree Farm John amp Beth Schnaubelt

(262) 763-6653

Big Trees Little Prices

6804 Hwy 36 Lake Geneva WI 53147

David J Henningfield CPA Chamberlain amp Henningfield CPArsquos LLP Tax Services Bookkeeping QuickBooks

421 Broad Street Lake Geneva

262-249-1100 Email dhenningfieldcchcpascom

wwwcchcpascom

Daniels Family

Funeral Homes amp Crematory

Burlington - 763-3434

Union Grove - 878-2011

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262-763-3000 Fax 262-763-3028

202 S Pine St Burlington

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BURLINGTON

LUMBER

COMPANY

262-763-6676

140 Front Street (In the Industrial Park)

Burlington WI 53105

Ed Impens

Owner

Stowellrsquos Catering Service

W1127 Spring Prairie Road Burlington WI 53105

262-763-8316 1-800-640-5703

Ye Olde Hotel Bar amp Restaurant

in downtown Lyons

Closed Monday amp Tuesday

262-763-2701

MATTHEW 2535

Please remember food sharing on the 1st Weekend of Every Month

Use your Red Envelopes or place a free will offering in the designated collection box

Thank you

Marie L amp Walter C

Iselin

Paint Hardware Sporting Goods

Store of

1st

Choice

417 Milwaukee Avenue Burlington WI 53105 262-763-3577

ldquoTODAYrsquoS CUSTOMER IS TOMORROWrsquoS FRIENDrdquo

763-9250

wwwjimsautobodynet wwwstopsteeringcom

400 S PINE ST (HWY 83) BURLINGTON WI 53105

TOWN FRYER

RESTAURANT

116 N Main Burlington WI 53105

763-9940 Mon-Sat 6 am to 6 pm middot Sun 6 am to 1 pm

50c OFF Your Custard Purchase with this coupon

1073 Milwaukee Ave

Burlington

262-763-5020

FROZEN CUSTARD

BUTTERBURGERS

(Good only at Burlington Culverrsquos)

CHARBROILED

SANDWICHES 262-763-8863 FRI FISH FRY

MAIN EVENT BURLINGTONrsquoS ONLY BEER GARDEN

JOHN PUNTILLO 556 N PINE STREET Proprietor BURLINGTON WI 53105

Common Ground of Grief Complex Grief Unique Challenges When Death Comes Suddenly Presentation by Patrick Dean Grief Counselor Tuesday September 7 1100 am - 1230 pm and repeated 630 - 800 pm San Camillo 10200 W Bluemound Road Milwaukee Cost Free and open to everyone

Patrick Dean Director of Grief Education Services with Catholic Cemeteries and a professional photographer will be presenting this grief program The session will consist of photographic images and grief education content followed by a period of questions and answers This program is for anyone who has experienced the sudden death of a loved one Common Ground of Grief is sponsored by the John Paul II Center and Catholic Cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee For further information visit wwwcemeteriesorg wwwjohnpaul2centerorg or call 414-438-4420x302

CHRISTINE CAMPBELL

Lyons WI

Daily Specials Burgers Homemade Pizza Fish Fry

Carryouts Available

757-0898

103109 For advertising contact Mike Iselin at 262-514-4646 or miselinwirrcom

REFUSE amp RECYCLING SERVICES Residential Service mdash $1800month

ANDREW NABER - CEO OWNER Burlington WI 53105 Phone 262-539-2086

KONICEK KAISER SCHOLZE WANASEK amp ZOTT SC

David P Kaiser Richard Scholze

Amy J Zott Brian R Wanasek Kelly A Iselin

133 S Pine Burlington Wisconsin 53105

PH (262) 763-8185 FAX (262) 763-9485

Ore Creek Tree Farm John amp Beth Schnaubelt

(262) 763-6653

Big Trees Little Prices

6804 Hwy 36 Lake Geneva WI 53147

David J Henningfield CPA Chamberlain amp Henningfield CPArsquos LLP Tax Services Bookkeeping QuickBooks

421 Broad Street Lake Geneva

262-249-1100 Email dhenningfieldcchcpascom

wwwcchcpascom

Daniels Family

Funeral Homes amp Crematory

Burlington - 763-3434

Union Grove - 878-2011

The First amp Last Step In Printing

YOUR LETTERHEAD ENVELOPE and BROCHURE SPECIALIST

262-763-3000 Fax 262-763-3028

202 S Pine St Burlington

FREE Delivery

Copying amp Fax Services Large Format Available Banners amp Posters Yard Signs 1 Color to Full Color Printing T-Shirts Hats Pens Promo Products

wwwmmpburlingtonwicom

BURLINGTON

LUMBER

COMPANY

262-763-6676

140 Front Street (In the Industrial Park)

Burlington WI 53105

Ed Impens

Owner

Stowellrsquos Catering Service

W1127 Spring Prairie Road Burlington WI 53105

262-763-8316 1-800-640-5703

Ye Olde Hotel Bar amp Restaurant

in downtown Lyons

Closed Monday amp Tuesday

262-763-2701

MATTHEW 2535

Please remember food sharing on the 1st Weekend of Every Month

Use your Red Envelopes or place a free will offering in the designated collection box

Thank you

Marie L amp Walter C

Iselin

Paint Hardware Sporting Goods

Store of

1st

Choice

417 Milwaukee Avenue Burlington WI 53105 262-763-3577

ldquoTODAYrsquoS CUSTOMER IS TOMORROWrsquoS FRIENDrdquo

763-9250

wwwjimsautobodynet wwwstopsteeringcom

400 S PINE ST (HWY 83) BURLINGTON WI 53105

TOWN FRYER

RESTAURANT

116 N Main Burlington WI 53105

763-9940 Mon-Sat 6 am to 6 pm middot Sun 6 am to 1 pm

50c OFF Your Custard Purchase with this coupon

1073 Milwaukee Ave

Burlington

262-763-5020

FROZEN CUSTARD

BUTTERBURGERS

(Good only at Burlington Culverrsquos)

CHARBROILED

SANDWICHES 262-763-8863 FRI FISH FRY

MAIN EVENT BURLINGTONrsquoS ONLY BEER GARDEN

JOHN PUNTILLO 556 N PINE STREET Proprietor BURLINGTON WI 53105

Common Ground of Grief Complex Grief Unique Challenges When Death Comes Suddenly Presentation by Patrick Dean Grief Counselor Tuesday September 7 1100 am - 1230 pm and repeated 630 - 800 pm San Camillo 10200 W Bluemound Road Milwaukee Cost Free and open to everyone

Patrick Dean Director of Grief Education Services with Catholic Cemeteries and a professional photographer will be presenting this grief program The session will consist of photographic images and grief education content followed by a period of questions and answers This program is for anyone who has experienced the sudden death of a loved one Common Ground of Grief is sponsored by the John Paul II Center and Catholic Cemeteries of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee For further information visit wwwcemeteriesorg wwwjohnpaul2centerorg or call 414-438-4420x302

CHRISTINE CAMPBELL

Lyons WI

Daily Specials Burgers Homemade Pizza Fish Fry

Carryouts Available

757-0898