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209 South Street 5460 Mary Lake Road
Mail: 209 South Street
Waunakee, Wisconsin 53597
Westport, Wisconsin 53597
(608) 849 - 5121
(608) 849 - 5121
www.stjb.org
www.stjb.org
October 3, 2021
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Saturday, October 2 5:00pm Henry (Anniv) & Clara Kruschek 5:15pm Joan Koch
The Holy Guardian Angels 8:00pm The Greiber Family
Sunday, October 3 8:00am People of the Parish 9:00am Paul Willihnganz
27th Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:30am Mary Lou Haag (Anniv)
Respect Life Sunday
1:00pm Schleck Family Spanish
Monday, October 4 8:00am Intentions of the Abel Family 8:00am No Mass
St. Francis of Assisi Suspended until further notice.
Tuesday, October 5 8:00am Joe Miller and Joe Miller, Jr. 8:00am Oliva Meriggioli
Blessed Francis Xavier Seelos, Priest
Wednesday, October 6 8:00am Pat Raimond 8:00am Michael J. O’Connor
Saint Bruno, Priest
Blessed Marie Rose Durocher, Virgin
Thursday, October 7 8:00am Dustin Helt & Jack Laufenberg 8:00am Chris Lively
Our Lady of the Rosary Adoration in Chapel 9:00am-9:00pm
Friday, October 8 8:00am Don Grubb 8:00am Arthur & Rosemary Kuehn
Saturday, October 9 5:00pm Albert & Mathilda Statz 5:15pm Donnie Miller
Saint Denis, Bishop, and Wedding Anniversary Ripp
Companions, Martyers; 8:00pm Laura Endres
Saint John Leonardi, Priest
Sunday, October 10 8:00am Walter & Betty Ripp 9:00am Marillyn Syftestad
28th Sunday in Ordinary Time 10:30am People of the Parish
1:00pm Fr. Lavern Meier Spanish
REMINDER Saint John the Baptist and Saint Mary of the Lake communicants come forward
to receive the Body of Christ as follows:
MASKS OR FACE COVERINGS ARE REQUIRED IN ALL
“CELIAC/GLUTEN INTOLERANT” - FIRST; “IN THE HAND” - SECOND;
SAINT JOHN THE BAPTIST AND SAINT MARY OF THE LAKE ”ON THE TONGUE” - THIRD.
PARISHES AND SCHOOL BUILDINGS
Readings for the Week
of October 3, 2021
Sunday: Gn 2:18-24; Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5, 6 [cf. 5];
LUIS ANGEL VERGARA DUARTE Heb 2:9-11; Mk 10:2-16 or 10:2-12
Son of Abinadi Vergara Zarate and Cecilia Ivonne Duarte Pérez
Monday: Jon 1:1—2:2, 11; Jon 2:3, 4, 5, 8; Lk 10:25-37
Tuesday: Jon 3:1-10; Ps 130:1b-2, 3-4ab, 7-8 [3];
Lk 10:38-42
Please remember to keep Wednesday: Jon 4:1-11; Ps 86:3-4, 5-6, 9-10 [15]; Lk 11:1-4
in your prayers all those Thursday: Mal 3:13-20b; Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [Ps 40:5a];
who have recently died Lk 11:5-13
Friday: Jl 1:13-15; 2:1-2; Ps 9:2-3, 6 and 16, 8-9 [9];
and their families.
Lk 11:15-26
Saturday: Jl 4:12-21; Ps 97:1-2, 5-6, 11-12 [12a];
BILL BREENE Lk 11:27-28
Next Sunday: Wis 7:7-11; Ps 90:12-13, 14-15, 16-17 [14];
Heb 4:12-13; Mk 10:17-30 or 10:17-27
Please take an opportunity to pray for religious vocations by hosting
the Traveling Chalice in your home for one week, display the chalice
and pray for vocations each day. For more information or please call
Ed Gilkes at 608-358-5096 or email at edgilkes@gmail.com
September 18/19 - John & Jo Howard
September 25/26 - Ed & Roberta Gilkes
October 2/3 - Open
October 9/10 - Open
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ALENTAR UN ENTENDIMIENTO MÁS
PROFUNDO DE LA ESCRITURA
3 de octubre de 2021
27º Domingo del Tiempo Ordinario
Hoy el contenido de las lecturas enfatiza tres
temas: matrimonio, divorcio y fidelidad. Toda
la liturgia de la Palabra se desarrolla en torno
a esta delicada situación: el matrimonio que
no es desechable ni fácil de cambiar. Muy a
pesar de que en ocasiones se piensa que es
cosa del pasado. El tema que es muy delicado
lo aborda el mismo Jesús en el Evangelio, y lo
clarifica aún más a sus discípulos en privado,
para que no exista duda. “Lo que Dios ha uni-
do, que el hombre no lo separe” (Mateo 10:9).
El énfasis debe estar en la fidelidad del uno
para con el otro.
Lo que Dios unió, que no lo separe el hombre.
Ni los padres de familia que están en contra
del matrimonio de su hija o hijo. Ni las desave-
nencias de los conyugues en la vida de todos
los días. Ni la falta de amor y diálogo en el ma-
trimonio y la familia en general. Ni los amigos
del esposo ni las amigas de ella. Nadie lo pue-
de hacer porque, sencillamente, es un Sacra-
mento instituido por Dios. El papa Francisco
nos dice lo siguiente al respecto: “En el proyec-
to originario del Creador, se trata de un hom-
bre y una mujer llamados a reconocerse, a
completarse, a ayudarse mutuamente en el
matrimonio. Esta enseñanza de Jesús es muy
clara y defiende la dignidad del matrimonio
como una unión de amor que implica fidelidad.
(Octubre 7- 2018). “Por eso dejará el hombre a
su padre y a su madre para unirse con su espo-
sa, y los dos serán una sola carne”. (Mateo
10:7). Que al participar en esta Eucaristía do-
minical nos ayude a crecer en fidelidad para
ser ejemplo de vida a los que nos rodean, es-
pecialmente en casa.
©LPi
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Saint John the Baptist Saint Mary of the Lake
SACRIFICIAL GIVING PARISH CONTRIBUTIONS
Week Ending September 24, 2021 Week Ending 24, 2021
WeShare Online Giving ....................................... $ 9,293.00 WeShare Online Giving ......................................... $ 890.00
Mail In Donations & Weekend Collection .......... $ 9,317.00 Mail In Donations & Weekend Collection ............. $ 965.00
Invites You To Our Fall Breakfast Tour The Saint Mary of the Lake Fruit Cake Project was a
success last week! Thank you to all the volunteers
October 13, 2021, 8:30am-10:00am who helped with the baking and wrapping of the
3 Point Place, Madison, WI 53719 cakes as well as those who helped with cleanup and
washed the pans. Now they’re ready to sell!
Come and see the Ambrose Advantage firsthand!
Be our guest for a light breakfast
Listen to student speakers share how SAA is
Saint Mary of the Lake
preparing them for the future
Tour our beautiful high school
Observe our classical curriculum in action Country Fair Raffle Tickets on Sale Now
Ask questions and learn about our admissions Raffle tickets are located in the back of Saint Mary of the Lake
process Church & Saint John the Baptist Church. 1st prize is $500.00.
Tickets can be returned by dropping them in the collection bas-
To RSVP or inquire please contact Mrs. Angela Hineline at ket at Saint Mary of the Lake and Saint John the Baptist
(608) 827-5863 or angela.hineline@ambroseacademy.org Church. Also mail back to Saint John at 209 South Street. Draw-
ing is October 26th. You do not need to be present to win.
Country Fair Drive Thru
FAMOUS Roast Beef Dinner and WORLD FAMOUS fruitcakes
will be available Wednesday, October 13th, 3:00pm -
Council of Catholic Women Gathering 5:30pm, during the Drive Thru Tap Room in the Saint John the
October 5, 2021 Baptist Church parking lot.
All women are invited to attend the West Dane Autumn Meeting Dinner includes: Roast Beef, mashed potatoes, green beans,
featuring guest speaker Mrs. Laura Karlen. Laura is a member of creamy coleslaw and bun with butter. Cost is $13.00
St. Peter Catholic Parish, Ashton and Vigil for Life and has titled
her presentation "Reflecting on 40 Days". Fruitcakes will also be on sale for $15.00.
The gathering will begin with a Rosary at 5:00pm followed with Credit card only - no cash or check
Mass at 5:30pm. There will be a brief meeting that will include
updates on what is happening in our West Dane area parishes. Questions please call Kim at 849-5121 x136 or kpiazza@stjb.org
Cost is $10 for program and dinner. Send registration to Kelly
Huntington, 8535 Stonebrook Circle, Middleton, WI 53562. Many volunteers are needed to help with our Country Fair Drive
Make your check payable to: St. Peter CCW. For further infor- Thru. If you are able to help please signup below or call Kim.
mation please contact R. Ropers at rosa.m.ropers @gmail.com
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0b4aaca72aa7fd0-country4
Join us for an evening of how we can be of service to our church
and community and to grow in understanding and living our A great service hours opportunity for high school students
faith. preparing for Confirmation!!!
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Attention Men of St John the Baptist and
St Mary of the Lake Parishes. Are you
looking to deepen your relationship with
God? Be a better husband? Become a
more loving father? Build friendships
with other like-minded men? And seek
to be the best man you can be? Then
come join That Man is You!
We meet Thursday mornings at 6:00 AM in the Narthex at St Johns or
online using Zoom. The sessions will be from That Man is You – The
Fight of Faith. There is no charge for participating.
For in person Father George Knab is a Missionary Oblate of Mary Immaculate
Face masks are required along with social distancing living in Belleville, Illinois. Pope Francis has renewed Fr. Knab’s
Breakfast will be served. designation as a Missionary of Mercy — along with 895 others
Chairs and tables in the narthex will be disinfected before and globally — in order that each may be a “Joyful proclaimer of di-
after we meet. vine mercy and its faithful dispenser.” Previously serving as direc-
Park in the North West section of the parking lot near tor of religious services at a Buffalo, New York, Catholic high
south street. school, hospital chaplain in Indianapolis and pastor in South Caro-
Use the door to South street for entry and exit to keep a barrier lina and Florida, he promoted outreach to poor communities in
between participants and the school kids.
the developing world. Currently he conducts Bible studies at a
For those on Zoom, soup kitchen and his parish mission collections now support Ob-
Let us know you plan to participate via Zoom so we can send late seminarians in Zambia. Father Knab has written a booklet of
you a link bedside Eucharistic devotions. Father Knab will be visiting our
Notify us by sending an E-mail message to: parishes this weekend, October 2 & 3.
stjb.Thursday.men@gmail.com
You will also start at 6AM, listen to the emcee and interact with
To spread the joy of the Gospel, Pope Francis wants believers to
men in the Narthex.
You will watch the weekly video with the men in the Narthex double-down the practice of the corporal and spiritual works of
You will be broken out into small groups via Zoom after the mercy. Within a faith community, I find joy in preaching a Gos-
video & the men in the narthex will meet in small groups in pel message that promotes sponsorship as a sign of divine mer-
person. cy to the children of the poor. I cherish the opportunities Un-
We will finish with a prayer together around 7:25 before we bound is giving me to proclaim joyfully that sponsorship is a
break. concrete sign of God’s mercy. — Father Knab
TMIY presents
GUEST SPEAKER 2021 Waunakee Food for Kidz
October 10, 2021
Bishop Donald J. Hying Waunakee High School Commons
Thursday, October 7, 6:00AM Gather with friends and other members of the community to
package meals for those in need. Our specially-designed, nutri-
We are inviting all men of St. Johns, St. Mary's and surrounding tious meals consist of fortified soybeans, rice, vitamins and min-
area including teens on up to attend this event. erals. Volunteers measure the various ingredients, weigh, seal
Bishop Hying will be talking about his evangelization effort, Go the bags, and box the finished product.
Make Disciples. Food for Kidz not only nourishes hungry families, but also nour-
We will be serving breakfast and coffee starting at 6AM and we ishes the spirit of its donors and volunteers. Donations are not
expect Bishop Hying to start speaking around 6:20AM. We will required to volunteer, however we do encourage any donation
wrap up by 7:30AM. to help our efforts in reaching our goal of 200,000 meals this
year.
Holiday Candy and Nut Sales Last year, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, we had to cancel our
annual Waunakee event. This year we have scaled down the
Candy and nut sales are returning to the Gathering Room at event and moved it to the High School Commons. This will cre-
Saint John the Baptist Church after all weekend Masses begin- ate less congestion for all the volunteers. We will be following
ning Saturday, November 6th and ending Sunday, January 2nd. Dane County Guidelines and masks will be required inside the
High School.
These treats make excellent hostess gifts and stocking stuffers,
and they are great snacks for holiday parties, hunters and for Volunteer Shifts: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM, and
watching basketball, football, and hockey games. Order forms 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM
are available in the Narthex and in the Gathering Room. Thank
On-line signup is now available at:
you for your support of this fundraiser which benefits the Saint
John the Baptist School Endowment Fund. www.signupgenius.com/go/4090E4BAEAE2AA5F94-food
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FAITH FORMATION PROGRAM
Eileen Daley (edaley@stjb.org) 608-849-5121 ext. 174
Maria Anderson (manderson@stjb.org) (Spanish) 608-239-1394
FAITH FORMATION CLASSES
2021-2022
All parish youth in Grades 1 - 10 are expected to attend religion
classes EVERY YEAR by enrolling in our Faith Formation Program
or Catholic School. All Faith Formation classes are held at Saint
John the Baptist for both parishes. Please contact Eileen Daley
with any question or concerns at: 849-5325 ext. 174 or email
edaley@stjb.org
CONFIRMATION 2021
SUNDAY “C” SESSIONS
Students who completed 2020-2021 Grade 10 Wednesday Respect Life Month 2021 | Reflection
Classes Summer “C” Monday Classes in July/August 2021 St. Joseph: Faithful Protector of Mother and Child
The infant Christ “came into our world in a state of great vul-
October 30, 2021 All paperwork due to Faith Formation Office nerability. He needed to be defended, protected, cared for and
(Packet and Bishop’s Letter) raised by Joseph” (PC 5). The humble and often hidden carpen-
ter of Nazareth accompanied Mary in her pregnancy, assisted at
Additional Sunday Evening Sessions for the birth of the Messiah in a stable, presented Jesus in the Tem-
ple, fled with his family far from their homeland to protect
Confirmation 2021
them, and lovingly raised Jesus as his own son in the years to
October 17, 2021 6:00pm-7:30pm – Gym come.
November 14, 2021 6:00pm-7:30pm – Gym While the angel of the Lord appeared to Mary to announce that
December, 2021 Interviews-various dates/times TBA she would bring forth the Savior of the world, it was revealed
to Joseph in a series of dreams how God’s plans would be
January 2, 2022 6:00pm-Church-Practice & Prayer Svc brought to fulfillment. As Pope Francis highlights, “God trust-
January 9, 2022 Confirmation Mass with Bishop Hying ed Joseph, as did Mary, who found in him someone who would
- 3:00pm—Church not only save her life, but would always provide for her and her
child” (PC 5).
Like every other human family, the Holy Family had to con-
front real and concrete challenges. Yet, “in every situation,
Joseph declared his own ‘fiat’” (PC 3). His “yes” to the Lord
meant that regardless of the hardship and personal sacrifice to
himself, he consistently chose to put the needs of Mary and
Jesus before his own. Joseph’s devotion helps reveal to us our
own call to show special care for the lives of those whom God
has entrusted to us.
During this Year of St. Joseph, each of us can find in him “an
intercessor, a support and a guide in times of trouble” (PC, In-
tro). Joseph shows us how to say “yes” to life, despite our own
fears, frailties, and weaknesses. For it is Joseph who was
“chosen by God to guide the beginnings of the history of re-
demption. He was the true ‘miracle’ by which God saves the
child and his mother” (PC 5).
May we, too, be miracles in the lives of those who are most in
need, especially at the beginning and end of life. Dear St. Jo-
seph, you who were “able to turn a problem into a possibility
by trusting always in divine providence” (PC 5), help us to
imitate your faithful trust and courage.
Excerpts from Patris corde, © 2020, Libreria Editrice Vatica-
na. Used with permission. All rights reserved. Copyright ©
2021, United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, Washing-
ton, D.C. All rights reserved.
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@ Saint John the Baptist
Saturday, October 2
Saturday @ 5:00pm 7:00am—Men’s Bible Study (Gathering Room)
Sunday @ 1:00pm (Spanish) Sunday, October 3
Both Masses Available on YouTube 24/7 9:15am—Faith Formation Classes (School)
Go to www.stjb.org St. Olaf Church Fall Festival, De Forrest
Monday, October 4
7:00pm—Spanish Men’s Group (Narthex)
COME and PRAY WITH US!!! 7:00pm—Rosary (Chapel)
Every Monday & Wednesday night at 7:00 PM. Tuesday, October 5
There will be a time to pray for peace in the world 9:00am—Renew Prayer Group (Gathering Room)
and unification of all people in our country. 9:15am—Faith Formation Classes (School)
We take this time of offer up a Rosary, Divine Mercy Chaplet, Wednesday, October 6
and the Mother of Perpetual Help Devotion 7:00pm—Faith Formation Classes (School)
for Our Lady's intercession. 7:00pm—Rosary (Chapel)
See you in the Chapel. Thursday, October 7
6:00am—That Man Is You (Narthex) with Bishop Hying
9:00am—9:00pm—Eucharistic Adoration (Chapel)
Serving the Spiritual Needs Saturday, October 9
of Grieving Parents 7:00am—Men’s Bible Study (Gathering Room)
Sunday, October 10
Losing a child under any circumstance is horrific. Focusing on the 9:15am—Faith Formation Classes (School)
spirituality of the grieving process can help tremendously. This is
a ministry for parents whose children of any age have died by Cress Funeral & Cremation Service is bringing renowned grief
any cause, no matter how long ago. Please join us. counselor and author, Dr. Alan Wolfelt, to Madison for two free
All are welcome. seminars. On Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2021, 6:30-8:30 pm, Dr. Wolfelt
will have a community presentation on “Tending to your broken
heart when someone dies”. On Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021, 8:30-
11:30 am, Dr. Wolfelt will present a seminar for professionals to
earn CEU credits. This seminar is “Understanding Grief Overload:
Principles and Practices”. Cress Funeral and Cremation Service
welcomes all to these two free events. To register go
to www.cressfuneralservice.com or call 608-238-3434.
Emmaus Ministry for Grieving Parents
At Our Lady of the Assumption, Beloit
One-Day Spiritual Retreat The Dementia Friendly Waunakee Committee will
October 9, 2021 9:30am-7:30pm sponsor its monthly Memory Café on Thursday,
October 7, from 9:30-11 AM at the Steeplechase
For more information or to register, Condominium Clubhouse, 5636 Conway Glen (off
call Laura Warzecha at (608) 362-9066 ext. 114 Woodland Drive). Signs will be posted to direct
Or see www.emfgp.org people to the Clubhouse. The Café provides a social gathering
place and programs for those with mild cognitive impairment
or early to mid-stage dementia, along with their family mem-
The Waunakee Food Pantry is one of the bers or friends. The theme for September is “Fall Festival.”
most progressive pantries because of its unique Refreshments will be provided. Further information is availa-
model. ble by calling the Waunakee Senior Center at 849-8385.
Guests to the Pantry can visit as often as they
need, effectively eliminating hunger for anyone The Waunakee Senior Center also offers support groups for
in our service area. those caring for family members or friends struggling with
health issues. The Parkinson’s Support Group meets on the
The Waunakee Food Pantry proudly partners with Second Har- fourth Tuesday of each month at 2 PM. The Caregiver Support
vest Food Bank and Community Action Coalition, and receives Group meets the third Wednesday of each month from 3:30-5
support from businesses and foundations throughout the com- PM.
munity as well as over 200 volunteers. On average, WFP distrib-
utes over 58,000 pounds of food per year, equaling nearly 2.5 More information the café and support groups can be ob-
tons of food per month. tained by calling the Waunakee Senior Center at 849-8385.
-7-Emergency Collections for Haiti Earthquake
SIGN UP TODAY!
and Tropical Storm Grace; Hurricane Ida; and .
for Afghanistan Refugee Assistance Waunakee and Westport parishioners are able receive parish
Many thanks to the Wisconsin Catholic Conference communication through Flocknote — an app developed exclu-
for their assistance and coordination efforts! sively for congregation communication. Members of Saint John
Contact: Kim Vercauteren at 608.257.0004 the Baptist and Saint Mary of the Lake parishes must sign-up to
receive communications from their respective churches. Parishes
have separate Flocknote accounts.
Disaster Relief Special Parish Collection (Haiti & Hurricane Ida) –
Our parish will have one disaster relief collection, promoting it for
Please visit our website to sign up: www.stjb.org
Haiti, Hurricane Ida, and other seasonal disaster relief. Collected
funds go to the Bishops’ Emergency Disaster Relief Fund at the
USCCB Office of National Collections for the various occurrences of
disaster relief. The parish funds are sent to the Diocese of Madison
who will forward all funds to the above Relief Fund.
Afghanistan Refugee Assistance Special Collection –Wisconsin bish- SCRIP gift cards are available all summer through the parish
ops want to do a Wisconsin province-level coordinated special col- office! We have gift cards in stock and ready for your curbside
lection for Afghanistan refugee assistance. More information will be pickup. Order forms can be found on our website or a form can
given in the next days. be emailed directly to you. Please contact: Kim Piazza at 849-
Individual Monetary Donations (Afghan Refugee Assistance) – 5121 x136 or kpizza@stjb.org
Parishioners wishing to donate immediately can be made at the
Diocese of Madison website – go to https://
www.madisondiocese.org/donate and then click on “I want to sup- Dan Schutte Concert
port” and a pop-down menu will appear with the selection of
“Afghanistan Refugee Assistance”. Any such specified monetary Sinsinawa Mound Center, Sinsinawa, WI
donation to the Diocese of Madison is tax-deductible. The diocese,
in the coming days, will be determining the best organization or
Friday, October 15, 7 p.m.
avenue to get these funds used for Afghanistan refugee assistance,
preferably for those refugees at Fort McCoy. One side note, beware After many months of being closed to the public we are hap-
of possible scams asking for funds for refugee assistance. py to announce that Dan Schutte will once again grace us with
his presence in the Queen of the Rosary Chapel at Sinsinawa
Personal Care Items (Afghan Refugee Assistance) – Wisconsin Cath- Mound!
olic Conference is collaborating efforts among the USCCB Migration
and Refugee Services (MRS), the Wisconsin Catholic Conferences, You’ve been singing Dan’s beloved melodies for years. Now
and the respective Catholic Charities organizations of the dioceses of the composer of “Here I Am, Lord,” “City of God” and “Sing a
Wisconsin. The Diocese of La Crosse Catholic Charities has created New Song” wants to share his love of God with you. Dan
Amazon and Target website charitable donation lists on its Afghani- weaves stories, prayer and reflection with song, inviting all
stan Refugee Assistance website, see https://cclse.org/Afghanistan- into a deeper relationship with God. Dan has been composing
refugee-assistance/. Besides the ability to go to Amazon and Target music for worship for over 50 years and continues to inspire
websites and buy items like child and adult diapers, wipes, masks, with uplifting new compositions for liturgy and personal spir-
sweat pants, socks, rain ponchos, and infant bodysuits (onesies) and ituality, exhibiting an enduring ability to reach into people’s
sleepers, specifically to be sent and used for Afghanistan Refugee hearts and draw them into prayer. This concert will be availa-
Assistance, there’s also a place on the Diocese of La Crosse Catholic ble both in person and via livestream. For more information
Charities website for monetary donations. Parishes should feel free
go to:
to promote these giving opportunities immediately to their parish-
ioners. www.sinsinawa.org/moundcenter/events
Volunteerism (Afghan Refugee Assistance) – Chris Hennemeyer,
USCCB MRS Consultant, reports that Catholic partners will soon Join pro-life Wisconsinites for the first
begin programs to provide legal assistance and operate child- -ever March for Life Wisconsin on
friendly spaces on the base. There will also be social and wellness Saturday, October 2, 2021! We will
activities for Afghan women. Those with legal, social work, counsel- gather at noon at the Wisconsin State
ing, education, and immigration or refugee experience are encour- Capitol in Madison to hear from pro-
aged to volunteer. Volunteers will need to go through security and life leaders. The March will follow and
background checks, as well as comply with COVID-19 mitigation will conclude in prayer at 3:00 p.m.
measures, including vaccination. Therefore, Charities agencies are outside of Planned Parenthood. Buses
asking volunteers to make at least a one or two-week commitment.
from various Wisconsin cities are
Catholic Charities for the Dioceses of La Crosse (https://
available for easy travel to and from
cclse.org/ Afghanstan-refugee-assistance/) and Green Bay (https://
Madison. For more information, vis-
catholiccharitiesgb.org/afghan-assistance) have websites where
interested individuals can sign up to volunteer. it: ProLifeWI.org/marchforlife
-8-WELCOME! Diocese of Madison OEC—
PLEASE VISIT YOUR PARISH LIBRARY
The St. John Parish Library is conveniently located adjacent Marriage and Family—608 - 821 - 3000
to the entrance doors off of the parking lot.
It is open 7 days a week and always unlocked.
Stop in and see what you are missing! Marriage Prep Weekend Retreats
Make the most of your marriage preparation!
We subscribe to four monthly Catholic magazines which can be For dates and registration, go to www.madisondiocese.org/mp
checked out using the same procedure as books and videos.
Here’s a sampling of articles from the September 2021 issues:
ESPANOL preparacion matrimonial
U.S. Catholic Spanish Real Life, Real Love Marriage Prep Session
“With the Grain: Classical Catholic schools are on the rise. Llame al 608 - 821 - 3000 para REGISTRARSE
What’s the appeal?” by Angela Denker. pp. 26-30.
“The 10 Percent: You don’t have to tithe, but you do have to
give Christ your all” essay by Melissa Nevadomski. pp. 19-20.
Liguorian
“Holy Monuments: Basilicas in Rome pay homage to brave
Christians whose homes served as our first churches.” by Rita
Manone. pp. 10-14. “The precepts of the Lord give joy to the heart.” Fill your hearts
“Portraits of Prayer: Icons enable us to see where God is re- with joy be learning how to love your spouse to the fullest on
vealed” by Barbara Hughes. pp. 22-24. the next in person Worldwide Marriage Encounter Weekend
Oct. 15-17 in Madison, WI; a virtual weekend on Nov. 13-14 or
St. Anthony Messenger Dec. 4-5. There are virtual experiences on Sept. 13 thru Oct. 12
“9/11 at 20: A Tale of Two Friars.” Two Franciscans look back (Monday & Wednesday). Visit our website at: alife-
on their experiences of that day and its ongoing impact on timeoflove.org or call (888) 574-5653. Para un fin de semana en
their lives. pp. 32-39. español por favor llamen a Candelario y Emilia al 815-375-4250
“The Light of Faith in the Darkness of Covid-19” by Daniel
Imwalle. pp. 23-27.
America Healing from Abortion
“The Blessing of Imperfection: Richard Rohr’s Living School Healing from Abortion — One Weekend at a Time
taught me to love our flawed world” by Sonia Livingston. pp. Rachel’s Vineyard Retreats - offer Hope and Healing for any per-
32-35, 40-41. son, who has struggled with the emotional or spiritual pain of
“Words Fail: September 11 and the communication of abortion. Visit:
memory” by James Martin, SJ. pp. 52-53.
www.madisondiocese.org/rachel
“I Once Fell in Love with the Latin Mass so I understand why or
Pope Francis restricted it” by Zac Davis. pp. 54-55. www.madisondiocese.org/projectrachel
-9-Pastor, Rev. Monsignor James L. Gunn Rev. Msgr. James L Gunn, Pastor
Phone (608) 849 - 5121 ext. 311
Rectory (608) 849 - 5121
Email jgunn@stjb.org
Msgr. Gunn (608) 849 - 5121 ext. 311
Parochial Vicar, Father Vincent Racanelli Father Vincent Racanelli (608) 849 - 5121 ext. 303
Phone (608) 849 - 5121 ext. 303
Email vracanelli@stjb.org Fax (608) 849 - 4122
Website www.stjb.org
Deacon, Norbert Brunner (Deacon Norb)
Phone 608) 850 - 4669 Email stmaryparish@stjb.org
Email nbrunner@tds.net
Parish Trustees—Theresa Alt and Janette Hermanson
Business Manager, Jackie Nerat
Phone (608) 849 - 5121 ext. 118
Email jnerat@stjb.org
Sacramental Life
Administrative Assistant, Kim Piazza
Phone (608) 849 - 5121 ext. 136 Baptism, Baptismal Preparation Class, Weddings, Hospital Visits,
Email kpiazza@stjb.org Home Ministry (Eucharist), Scrip: Call Parish Office—849-5121
Bulletin Editor
Anointing of the Sick:
Phone 608) 849 - 5325 ext. 174
Email bulletineditor@stjb.org Reconciliation:
School Principal, Liz Goldman Saint John: Saturday 4:00pm and
Phone 608) 849 - 5325 ext. 220 Mondays and Tuesdays following 8:00am Mass
Email lgoldman@stjb.org Saint Mary: Saturdays at 4:30pm and
Fax (608) 849 - 5342 Wednesdays following the 8:00am Mass
School Administrative Assistant, Beth Russell Eucharistic Adoration and Benediction:
Phone (608) 849 - 5325 ext. 109
First Fridays of the Month 9:00am-10:00am
Email brussell@stjb.org
Thursdays 9:00am - 9:00pm—Saint John the Baptist Chapel
Coordinator of Evangelization & Catechesis, Eileen Daley
Phone (608) 849 - 5121 ext. 174
PRIEST VISITS—If you or a loved one is ill and need to speak to
Email edaley@stjb.org
a priest, please call the Rectory at 849 - 5121 for St. John’s or St.
En Espanol Maria Anderson, Spanish Sacrament Prep Assistant Mary’s. It is also very helpful if you tell care staff that you are a
Phone (608) 239 - 1394 Cell member of St. Mary of the Lake Parish or St. John the Baptist
Email manderson@stjb.org Parish.
Youth Minister, Karli Roessler
Phone (608) 843 - 9332 Cell Saint Michael the Archangel,
Email kroessler@stjb.org defend us in battle.
Be our protection against the wickedness
Parish Trustees—Dan McCausland and Tim Ryan and snares of the devil.
Parish Council President—Bob Sachtjen May God rebuke him, we humbly pray;
and do Thou, O Prince
Parish Council Vice President—Dennis Hampton
of the Heavenly Host,
by the Divine Power of God,
cast into hell Satan and all the evil spirits
who roam throughout the world
Monday - Friday 8:00am - 3:00pm School Bldg. Entrance A seeking the ruin of souls.
Email stjohnparish@stjb.org
Fax (608) 849 - 5866 DEEPEN YOUR FAITH
School & Preschool (608) 849 - 5325 WITH THE CATHOLIC HERALD
After Hours Emergency (608) 849 - 5121 ext. 3 Learn more about your Catholic faith by reading
the Catholic Herald. If you do not subscribe but wish to receive
the Catholic Herald print or new e - Edition in your home, contact
If you need prayers for health issues, world your parish office.
peace, family issues, etc., or if you’d like to join
the Prayer Network, please e-mail Jean
Elvekrog at jelvekrog@gmail.com if you prefer Bulletin Articles & Notices
to be notified of prayer requests by email OR
DEADLINE—Fridays @ 5:00pm—ONE WEEK AHEAD
call Doris Labarre 849-9692 if you prefer to re-
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M-N-M’s Coffeehouse
Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream, Pastries, Breakfast,
Gunderson West Funeral Home Ben Pike
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Smoothies, Door County Flavor Coffee & Colectivo Council 6371
Specialty Coffee - We also have Soup and Sandwiches
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Hamre Gunderson Funeral Home 608-695-7134
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CHET’S CAR CARE CENTER
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643-3980
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Waunakee Native
Broker/Realtor since 1967 FULL SERVICE
LANDSCAPING
FEATURING
608-658-3977 LANDSCAPE CURBING
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info@curbappealwi.com
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PROUD PROVIDER TO THE CHURCH
Fall Leagues • Full Grill • Kids’ Birthday Parties • Adult Parties
$1.00 OFF
Any Combo
(608) 849-5931 with coupon
350 N. Century Ave. • Waunakee, WI 53597
Tel. 608.850.6180
Parish Member Parish Member 301 S. Century • Waunakee
Dr. Hamilton and Dr. Conger WELCOME New Patients! When New Patients are referred by an existing
patient, each receive a referral credit on their accounts! Please call our office to receive more information.
SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY!
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1000 Quinn Drive, Waunakee, WI 53597 When you need assisted living
SHOP AND DONATE
Winn Cress
Visit Sienna Crest’s home to feel the
AT ST. VINCENT DE PAUL!
coziness and caring for yourself.
Tammy A. Reefe, Parish Member Help those in need
608-849-7395
Financial Advisor
(608) 850-6267 • Waunakee
www.edwardjones.com Member SIPC
Funeral Home 200 Cross Street, Waunakee
in Dane County
shopsaintvinnys.com
HARVEY WINN, Parish Member
Rex’s Innkeeper 849-4513 Robert J. Arntz, Architect
Specializing in Custom Residential New Home,
Restaurant/Bar and Banquet Facility
Hwy. 113 N. Waunakee - 849-5011 Addition and Remodeling Projects Since 1995
Serving 4:30
Lunch Mon.-Fri. 11:00-2:00
www.CressFuneralService.com Member of The American Institute of Architects
1300 Centennial Parkway (608) 849-7292
Carry-Outs Available
Steak & Seafood • Friday Fish Fry • Nightly Specials
5785 Highway Q Waunakee Waunakee, WI 53597 rjarntz@tds.net
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802 Century Ave., Box 217 (608) 849-4736
Residential • Commercial
Waunakee, WI 53597-0217 We have made the commitment to
customer satisfaction with a major
(608) 849-4143 investment in your future and ours.
DESIGN - QUALITY
Structural Steel Fabricators • Job Machining • Endres Shoreline Equipment Waunakee, WI 53597 CRAFTSMANSHIP
Leon’s
Roofing & Siding, Inc.
Windows 608-592-7800
608-836-2002
www.middletonpower.com www.LeonsRoofing.com
Gus’s Diner OPENFri Sun-Thurs 6am-9pm
& Sat 6am-10pm
Breakfast Specials Starting at $4.69 - M-F 6-11 AM
Friday Night Fish Fry (All You Can Eat)
Cabinets | Countertops | Endless Flooring Options • Only $12.99 (Cod) Includes SALAD BAR
• Seniors $9.99
250 W Beltline Hwy • Madison • 10% Off Total Bill with Coupon
630 N. Westmount Dr.
608-257-0291 • coylecarpet.com (off Hwy 19) Sun Prairie 318-0900
849-7727
WIPPERFURTH
Business 608-849-6770
102 North Holiday Drive
PLASTERING, INC.
Waunakee, WI 53597
Kevin Acker
www.premierbuildersinc.com Parish Member 506 Dorn Drive • Waunakee
VILLAGE MALL • 849-8500
The UPS Store
Village Mall 849-2697
Contact Vince Olson to place an ad today! Wally Jankowski
Parish Member
volson@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2529 FRONT DISCHARGE TRUCKS
Quality Concrete Since 1989
Waunakee - 608-849-8880 Brooklyn - 608-455-4050
For ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 • www.4lpi.com St. John the Baptist & St. Mary of the Lake, Waunakee, WI B 4C 01-0555www.donsmarine.com Bob Sachtjen
Serving the beautiful Lake Wisconsin area since 1936. (608) 218-0872
N1401 Hwy. 113, Lodi, WI 53555 • 608-592-4705 sachtjenr@firstweber.com
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Auto | Home |Cycle| Business | Life
ngie’s Custom Cleaning
6810 University Ave. Middleton
608-712-0556
(608) 831-3168 - Call for a Quote • Builders’ Construction Sites
www.GreeneNiesen.com gnins@chorus.net • Residential & Commercial
GREIBER HEATING & SHEET METAL, INC. For all your
Energy Efficient Furnaces & Air Conditioners flooring needs.
Licensed Heating Contractors • Parish Member
608.849.4535 (608) 849-7482
402 W. Main Street, Waunakee, WI 53597 www.hrcarpets.com
6101 HOGAN ROAD, WAUNAKEE, WI 53597
Ph: 608-849-4101 • 888-867-8289 • Fax: 608-849-5699
www.carlfstatz.com
“Bloom where
you are planted”
Monday-Friday - 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
105 E. 2nd St. • Waunakee | (608) 850-9303
Contact Vince Olson to place an ad today!
volson@4LPi.com or (800) 950-9952 x2529 Brian Soper, Parishioner
608-235-0025
briansoper.firstweber.com
Receptions • Rehearsal Dinners
Indoor/Outdoor Ceremonies • Private Parties
4628 Golf Rd. • Windsor
608.846.4711
www.lakewindsor.com
info@lakewindsor.com
Be good ... and remember to
turn off your cell phones during Independent and Assisted Living
Certified Public Accountants and Consultants church; that isn’t God calling. (608) 849-5016 | www.waunakeemanor.com
608-826-1900 801 Klein Dr. • Waunakee
Matthew Karls, DDS • Sarah Karls, DDS Call to schedule a tour today!
(608) 849-4100 (608) 620-7900 (Madison)
www.karlsfamilydentistry.com (608) 849-2322 (Waunakee)
Ken Wagner, President
Members of the American Dental Association www.brightstarseniorliving.com 6989 Schneider Rd., Middleton, WI 53562
Parish Members Independently Owned and Operated Ofc: 608-831-6355 • Cell: 608-516-7200
N 1223 US Hwy 51
Arlington, WI 53911
George C. Annen
(608) 846-3638
DAN O’DONNELL CONSTRUCTION
Trim Carpenter
Kitchen • Bath • Basement • Remodeling
Licensed and Insured • Parish Member
www.danodonnellconst.vpweb.com
bkmdano@tds.net • 608-235-8154 David C. Knaack
Parish Member • Financial Advisor
Robert J. Sawicki, CPA Septic Specialists & Evacating Inc. Phone: 608-252-5713 • dknaack@rwbaird.com
Investment Broker
Parishioner From Soil Testing to Your Outdoor Plumbing Needs
Shannon K. Davidson
3602 Atwood Ave, Ste 3, Madison, WI 53714 Ph: 608-849-8771 Financial Advisor
www.innovativefinancialinc.com Ken Meier 849-8535 Steven Crosby 849-8771
MPRS 224144 MPRS 227009 Phone: 608-252-5734 • sdavidson@rwbaird.com
BUS: 608.278.9189 rjsawicki@hirep.net
Securities and Advisory Services offered through Harbour Investments, Inc. 7361 Darlin Drive, Dane, WI 53529 One S Pinckney St. Suite 600, Madison, WI 53703
SPRINKMAN
REAL ESTATE
CINDY PATZNER
Realtor
(608) 332.0667
Cindy@
SprinkmanRealEstate.com
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