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September 12, 2021 • Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time
From Fr. Aaron’s Desk… Liturgical Schedule
and Mass Intentions
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“ Where were you when the world stopped turning ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡ ¡
on that September day?… Did you stand there
in shock at the sight of that black smoke risin’ Monday, September 13
against that blue sky? Did you shout out in 8:15 am Mass
anger in fear for your neighbor or did you just sit 4:00 pm Eucharistic Adoration
down and cry?”
Tuesday, September 14
These are the opening lyrics to an Alan Jackson song, 8:15 am Mass - School Liturgy (Grades 1 through 8)
Where Were You. It is a powerful, beautiful, and I would
say even challenging song. This weekend marks the Wednesday, September 15
20th Anniversary of that fateful September day. A day 8:15 am Mass
that changed life forever. As I write this article I can † Dennis Loughney
remember where I was on September 11, 2001. I was
in sixth grade in the middle of music class. My teacher Thursday, September 16
took us into the cafeteria and explained to us that a 8:15 am Mass
plane had crashed into a building in New York. My sixth- 5:00 pm Reconciliation
grade brain was trying to figure out why class was
stopped for what seemed to be an accident. I knew
Friday, September 17
something serious was happening when my parents 8:15 am Mass
had me stay home from school after lunch. I remember 3:30 pm Wedding
watching the news still not totally comprehending what • James Gordon and Maureen Maquiddang
was going on. Saturday, September 18
That evening everybody put a lit candle on their front 4:00 pm Mass* (AL)
porch and all the neighbors gathered to pray an Our
Sunday, September 19
Father. The little stuff did not matter. The quarrels and
7:15 am (AL), 9:00 am (XAV), 11:00 am (LB) Masses
irritations of daily life vanished now to be replaced with
† Carl Volkoff
shock, grief, and fear. The next evening my parish held
† Ken Ramus
a prayer service in the evening. Living just three blocks
† Ben Kosmatka
away I remember walking to church that night with my
† Greg Klosowski
friends wanting me to stay and play whatever game they
† Stanislaw Nyslinski
were playing at the time. I knew it was better to go to
† Jack and Audrey Kane
church. Life was never the same and our young people,
† Frank Harycki
sadly, don’t know what a “Pre 9/11” world is like.
† Frank Bohdan
Our prayers turn to the families who had their loved † Joseph Skreczko
ones senselessly taken away from them. Reliving the • The living and deceased members
events and seeing the footage over and over each year of St. Mary Catholic Faith Community
cannot be easy. We, as their brothers and sisters, grieve
AL: Fr. Aaron Laskiewicz
with them, our hearts ache with them, and we continue LB: Fr. Leonard Barbian
to move on together. We pray in thanksgiving for the XAV: Xaverian Missionary Fathers
incredible heroism of not only that day, but in the days
that followed. There is no telling how many lives were
saved by the heroism and bravery of so many that day.
Perhaps the best way to honor this anniversary is to Wedding Banns
do what we did twenty years ago. Unite. People came
III James Gordon and Maureen Maquiddang
together in remarkable ways looking to help someone
I Anthony Casazza and Brooke Schoenherr
else rather than find fault. People of various faiths,
or even none at all, relied on God like never before.
Indeed, we were united. I will close this reflection with
the words of our Holy Father Pope Francis from his visit Now that school is in session, the Bell Tower doors and
to Ground Zero in 2015: the three main church doors will open at 7:45 am for
“ This place of death became a place of life too, 8:15 am Mass, Mondays through Fridays.
a place of saved lives, a hymn to the triumph of
life over the prophets of destruction and death,
to goodness over evil, to reconciliation and unity We have brought back the rolling cart shelves to the
over hatred and division.” entrances of church. Please return your Orders of
God Bless America! Worship to the shelves after all Masses. Thank you.
Pray for: Announcements
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Tim A. • Samantha Adyniec • Chuck B. • Jackie Bayer
Jan Becker • Pat Benoit • Tom Bivens • Mitch Borgardt In Loving Memory
Dawn Brown • Andrew C. • Sandy C. • Theresa C.
Rose Cattani • A. J. Corona • Chrissy • Gerry Daly May the Risen Lord grant eternal rest and peace to:
Dave Eastman • Virginia Fairman • MaryJo Fritz • Diane G. Nancy R. Mentel - sister of Mary (Bernard) Heinrich and the
Jorden G. • Golos Family • Debbie Gosh • Betty H. late Robert Mentel, sister-in-law of Maggie Mentel (Wayne
Dorothy Kornhoff Heinrich • Ted Iwinski • Linda Jaeschke Gilmour); aunt of Sarah Carlson (Ryan) and Michael (Katie)
Bill Jed • Christine K. • Jessica K. • Jayden K. • Jorden K. Heinrich and Andrew Mentel (Juli Held).
Ralph Kaczor, Jr. Family • Janet Kalies • Carmen Katz Erik Sotelo - son of Miryam and Juan Sotelo; brother of Karla,
Joy and Steve Kelley • Patricia Kender • Kit M. Juan, Maya and Nicholas; uncle of Elijah and Isaiah.
Vonnie Kmiecik • Kelly Koch • Kendra Koepp Marie A. Whalen - wife of the late John G.; mother of Patty
Barbara Kostrzewa • Jessica Kowalefski • Donald Kuhl (Dan) Petzold, Michael (Shary), and the late Marguerite (James)
Kylie • Melissa L. • Kathleen Lagowski • Allan Larguhar Birmingham; further survived by grandchildren and great-
Fred Licau • Gerdi M. • Lisa M. • Paulette M. • Maureen grandchildren, other relatives, and friends.
Frank Mutranowski • Joan Nikodem • Joseph Olson Gail Malecki - wife of Allen; mother of Melissa, Lauren, Eric,
Becky and Matt P. • Jessica P. • Sue P. • Mary Ann Paulus Kayla, and Brad; daughter of Sylvia and the late Robert; sister
Perry Perez • Ken Prushiek • Lisa Przybyla • Jai Raffety of Barbara (Dave) Imperl, Beverly (Elwood) Niles and Kathleen
Joan R. • Pat Radandt • H. Rasmussen Family (Paul) Dietenberger; further survived by other relatives and
Carolyn Rausch • Robert Rogalinski • Chris Ryan • Beth S. friends.
Debby S. • Nolan S. • Mary K. Scheidt
Vivian Gould - wife of the late Raymond; mother of BettyAnn
Ella Schmidtknecht • Marie Schneider • Robert Schweigel (James) Irving; grandmother of Diane (Graden Scheiwe) Irving,
Brett Shierman • Pam Singer • Helen Slowinski and Stephanie Irving; great-grandmother of Graden, Jr.,
Joe and Nancy Slowinski • Gerri Soczynski Elizabeth and James.
Richard Sopina and Family • Ann Spahr • Stelter Family
Ali Strtel • Raymond Szaj • JoAnn Szczepaniuk The Catholic Faith Community of St. Mary
Tom Terneus • Emmeline Tesch • Lavonne Tuska extends our condolences to their families and friends.
Ellen Van Roosenbeek • Joe V. • Rose Varda • George W. May they find comfort in God’s love and promise.
Mary W. • Susan Wawrzonek • Carol Anne Werkowski
Eric Werner • Megan White • Pat Wilke • Ralph William
Fatima Statue to Visit
Holy Apostles Catholic Parish in New Berlin
Readings - September 12 through September 19, 2021 In Fatima, Portugal in 1917, Our Lady enlisted three shepherd
Sunday: Is 50:5-9a; Ps 116:1-6, 8-9; Jas 2:14-18; children as messengers to implore people to turn away from sin
Mk 8:27-35 and save the world from Divine justice. The Miracle of the Sun
Monday: 1 Tm 2:1-8; Ps 28:2, 7-9, 17; Lk 7:1-10 was witnessed by 70,000 people in October, 1917 to validate
Tuesday: Nm 21:4b-9; Ps 78:1b-2, 34-38; Phil 2:6-11; this message. The International Pilgrim Virgin Statue of Fatima
Jn 3:13-17 was commissioned in 1947 by the last survivor of the three
children seers to spread this message. The statue was blessed
Wednesday: 1 Tm 3:14-16; Ps 111:1-6; Jn 19:25-27 or
by Pope Pius XII in 1947, and is the most travelled statue in the
Lk 2:33-35
world, bringing the message of peace from Our Lady to share
Thursday: 1 Tm 4:12-16; Ps 111:7-10; Lk 7:36-50 with the world.
Friday: 1 Tm 6:2c-12; Ps 49:6-10, 17-20; Lk 8:1-3
Next Sunday: Wis 2:12, 17-20; Ps 54:3-4, 5-8; Jas 3:16 - 4:3; The statue is touring the Milwaukee Archdiocese in September,
Mk 9:30-37 and all are invited to tour-related events. On September 17,
the statue will visit Holy Apostles for the following:
8:30 am: Procession of the statue and
To All Previous Haiti Prayer Partners… introduction by statue custodian
Please join us as we gather to pray for our Prayer Partners in 9:00 am: Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
Latiboliere after the devastating earthquake. We will meet 10:00 am - 2:45 pm: Holy Rosary, Prayer, Veneration
from 9:00 to 10:00 am on Saturday, September 25 in the 2:45 - 3:00 pm: Consecration to the Immaculate
Gathering Space. RSVP no later than September 24 to Heart of Mary
chrisawarner@yahoo.com. 3:00 - 4:30 pm: Veneration
If you would like more information about the statue or about
the visit on September 17, please contact Kevin Gilpin at
Indeed someone might say, “You have faith and I have works.”
kevin_gilpin@yahoo.com. If you are curious about the story of
Demonstrate your faith to me without works,
Fatima, visit https://www.bluearmy.com/the-story-of-fatima/.
and I will demonstrate my faith to you from my works. (James 2:18)
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Social Concerns and Outreach
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Haiti Update, Post-Earthquake
Haitian Proverb:
Piti Piti Zwazo Fe Nich Li.
- or -
Little by Little, the Bird Builds It Nest.
For our sisters and brothers in Latiboliere, this is not only a
proverb, but the hard reality, as they struggle to rebuild after
the August 14 Earthquake - just five years after Hurricane
Matthew ravaged the area. For them, patience, persistence,
and prayer are the only ways to restore life, a little at a time.
Because of your generosity we have been able to get food,
water, and medicine to the village of Latiboliere (our sister
parish for twenty years). This thank you was sent to you from
the St. Mary Committee in Latiboliere: “We thank you so much
for your support and the way you feel very concern. As usual
St. Mary is the first one to help us. May God bless you!”
In addition, we have been able to secure a shipment from Food
for the Poor. These items will arrive in Latiboliere this week:
rice, beans, peas, corn, cornmeal, flour, oil (cooking), spaghetti,
canned fish, canned meat, canned milk, peanut butter, candles,
hygiene kits, soap, medications and medical supplies for the
Clinic (more detail can be offered when available), tarps, and
tents. These supplies will be used directly to serve the over
300 people who have no homes and are staying in the shelter,
and other supplies will be provided to families who have shelter
but lack food and other basic supplies.
Our parish’s Mission Appeal weekend is still scheduled for
September 25 - 26. Pe Octave will not be able to join us,
because he is needed in Latiboliere to coordinate relief efforts.
Any dollar spent on travel is a dollar that can’t be used for
the people’s immediate needs. We hope to host him here
at St. Mary in the late spring.
Announcements
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2022 St. Mary Parish Guide Book & Directory Prayer Shawl Ministers, Faithful…and New!
Update Your Membership Information Prayer Shawl Ministry is starting up again on the second
Is your membership information current and up-to-date in the Monday of each month, from 9:00 to 11:00 am in The Meeting
Parish Office? It is time for us to update our parish data-base Room of the parish. Our first meeting of the new session is
with any changes, additions or deletions that may have occurred this Monday, September 13 (masks are optional until further
in your account. In the last two years, have you changed your notice). This ministry can be done on your own time, and you
phone number? Have you moved? Are you preparing to move do not have to attend any given meeting if your schedule
soon? Here is your chance to update your record for our doesn’t allow for it. Kits with yarn are available. For more
2022 Guide Book & Directory! This biennial directory lists information, please contact Jean Fugate at 414-525-0105.
registered families with addresses and phone numbers.
Please inform the Parish Office now so that the listings in the
new directory will be correct. If you wish to exclude any of Ballpark Day of Faith at American Family Field
your information from the directory, complete the opt out form Sunday, September 26, Starting at 9:30 am
shown on page 5 in this bulletin, or the use the same form that Join us for outdoor morning Mass at 10:15 am and a tailgate
was enclosed in your monthly statement mailed out in late in the parking lot before the Brewers play the New York Mets.
August, and return either one to the Parish Office. Please reply Visit http://www.dayoffaith.com/ to buy tickets and obtain
no later than Friday, September 17. more details. The deadline to buy tickets is September 13.
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It’s time for the 2022 Guide Book & Directory!
St. Mary Parish is publishing
a 2022 Guide Book & Directory
The Guide section of the book will contain:
Staff Listings • Description of Organizations
Contact Persons • Membership Information
Schedule of Liturgical Services
Formation Information • Sacraments
Parish History • Stewardship Information
School Information • FAQ
The Directory section of the book will contain
every registered family’s phone number and address.
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2022
A copyright notice appears in every Guide Book
Guide Book & Directory & Directory detailing how it is to be used.
9520 W. Forest Home Avenue | Hales Corners, WI 53130 Under no circumstance will the contents in the book
414-425-2174 | www.stmaryhc.org be used for anything other than to share information
between parishioners and parish staff.
If you choose not to participate in the Directory section of the book,
please mark your selection and sign/date the opt out portion of this form
and return it to the Parish Office by September 17, 2021.
If you opted out of the last book and would like to opt out of this book,
please fill out this form AGAIN THIS YEAR.
Opt Out Form
(Be sure to mark one choice below)
____________________________ ______________________________________________________
Date Signature
______________________________________________________
Printed Name (please print clearly)
______ I/We choose NOT TO BE LISTED in the Directory section of the book.
______ I/We choose to have our name and address listed, but NOT OUR PHONE NUMBER in the book.
______ I/We choose to have our name and phone number listed, but NOT OUR ADDRESS in the book.
Announcements General Parish Information
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Donate Your Aluminum Drink Cans Parish Office Phone: 414-425-2174
Boy Scout Troop 530’s Aluminum Can Collection Parish Website: www.stmaryhc.org
Saturday, September 18, from 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Parish’s Lower Parking Lot General Liturgical Schedule
Please remember to save and donate your aluminum cans to Saturday: 4:00 pm Mass
this worthy cause and ask your neighbors to do the same. Sunday: 7:15 am, 9:00 am, and 11:00 am Masses
The boys of Troop 530 thank you for your support. Monday through Friday: 8:15 am Mass
Eucharistic Adoration
Cub Scout Pack 530 Sign-Up Monday evening, 4:00 to 9:00 pm
Calling All 5K-through-4th-Grade Boys! Rite of Reconciliation
Dive into the fun! Sign up with Cub Scout Thursday evening, 5:00 to 6:00 pm, or by appointment
Pack 530 of St. Mary for the 2021/2022
school year and find out what scouting
Parish Office Hours
is all about. Monday through Thursday: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am to 12:00-noon
To parents: Scouting is a year-long
adventure that gives boys the opportunity ±
to experience all kinds of different skills and
builds character and confidence while participating. To sign Parish Membership
up and for more information, please contact Josh Denk, Cub New-to-the-area families and individuals are welcome and
Master, at 414-350-1740 or at josh.denk@gmail.com. invited to join St. Mary Catholic Faith Community. Young adults
should join as members on their own. You may register online
by emailing the Parish Office or in person at the Parish Office
Xaverian Missionaries Annual Rummage Sale during our regular office hours. Registration is required for
Baptism, First Reconciliation, First Eucharist Preparation,
COVID-19 has changed so much in our lives - including the Confirmation, Marriage, and enrollment in Catholic Formation
annual Xaverian Mission Festival. For the second year in a row, (religious education) programs.
we had to cancel our event. HOWEVER, because we have not
held the Festival, we have two years’ worth of rummage! Infant Baptism
Please join us on September 25 and 26, beginning at Baptisms are celebrated generally on the second and fourth
8:00 am both days, to explore a large tent full of incredible Sundays of the month at 1:00 and 2:00 pm (four families per
bargains. We have everything from toys and games to kitchen time slot). Please contact the Parish Office during the first
items and small appliances. Please help empty the garage so trimester. Baptism preparation work is required for parents.
that the Fathers can park inside again!
The Sacrament of Matrimony
The Sacrament of Matrimony may be celebrated most Fridays
Firstfruits and Saturdays of the year, with the exception of the Seasons
of Advent and Lent. The bride or the groom or both must be
Challenging times, like the ones we are going through, have registered as members of the parish and are expected to be
silver linings if we look hard. They offer us a rare opportunity attending Mass regularly. Weddings must be scheduled at
to rearrange priorities and live life more authentically, more least nine months before the actual wedding date. For more
abundantly, and more spirituality-filled. If it’s time to start anew details or to schedule a wedding, please contact the pastor.
for you, Firstfruits might be just the place to do that.
Our fall schedule of both in-person and Zoom offerings is Pastoral Care Ministry
now available on the Firstfruits website. We hope you will If you are going to have surgery or if you suddenly take ill and
consider joining us. For more information and to register, would like a priest to anoint you, please call the Parish Office
please go to firstfruits.info/events. and let the administrative assistants know you would like the
Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick. Also, Pastoral Care
ministers can call and pray with you if you are ill or as you
Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help recover; again, please call the Parish Office staff to set up a
in Champion, Wisconsin with Bishop Schuerman connection with a Pastoral Care minister.
Saturday, November 6, 2021, 8:30 am to 6:00 pm St. Vincent de Paul Outreach
Our luxury bus will promptly leave the Cathedral of St. John the St. Mary St. Vincent de Paul Society is available to serve those
Evangelist at 8:30 am and take us to the site where the Blessed who need food or other resources. If you need assistance, call
Virgin appeared to Adele Brise in 1859. For reservations and the Parish Office at 414-425-2174 and at the voice prompt,
more details, please contact Amy Nikolai at 414-276-9814, enter extension 310. A St. Vincent de Paul representative will
ext. 306, or amynikolai@stjohncathedral.org. call you back to discuss your needs.
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