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ST. JOHN VIANNEY
CATHOLIC PARISH & SCHOOL
MAY
2
ST. JOHN VIANNEY PARISH COMMUNITY
JOYFULLY ANNOUNCES OUR
2021 CONFIRMATION CANDIDATES
Most Rev. James T. Schuerman
Confirmation Masses:
May 3, 2021 and May 16, 2021
Jonathan Adel
Adrianna Alberts
Kyle Bacon
Cecelia Evanich
Melissa Fairbanks
Amelia Fernandes
Conor Lange
Alison Lewis
Michael Long
Natalia Rodriguez
Andrew Rossi
Zane Rothe
2021
Annie Barker Erin Fricker Seth Meissner Lily Rudek Our Mission
Mary Grace Blake Joseph Gehringer Katelin Meulemans Elizabeth Sinson
Saint John Vianney Parish is a
Natalie Boettcher Callie Gregg Grace Miclot Samuel Sonsalla welcoming Catholic Faith
Nathan Bonilla Kelsey Guy James Mirsberger Greta Stalter community.
Grace Brown Jack Heaton Hannah Mukana Peter Stockhausen
We are EXPERIENCING Christ in
Elizabeth Brusky Cade Honkamp Sara Multhauf Lauren Tallmadge our lives through the Gospel,
Ashley Buckley Hannah Huntley Connor Nash Katherine Taticek Sacraments, and life long faith
Julian Carvalho Margaret Jambois Anne Naumann Grace Terrien formation.
Katherine Chiu Dominic Jennaro Matthew Nelson Sydney Vitalbo
Brianne Colburn Brooks Jensen Bridget Parks Brian Walsh We are LIVING our faith in worship
and stewardship.
Eleanore Coraggio Patrick Kolb Jasmine Peterson Morgan Weyker
Jean Correa Theresa Kouvoukliotis Mary Poblocki Matthew Wimmer And we are SERVING God’s people
Demi Crow Margaret Krill Abigail Prudlow Claire Wright to reveal the presence of Christ in
Laci Crow Damen Krzyzak Andrew Prudlow our community.
Benjamin DeGuire Eva Kumer Alina Prusko
Megan Donoghue Emily LaChance Joshua Roberts Church Info
1755 N. Calhoun Rd,
Brookfield, WI 53005
(262) 796-3940
(262) 796-3958
School Info
17500 W. Gebhardt Rd,
Brookfield, WI 53045
(262) 796-3942
(262) 796-3953
www.stjo hnv.o rg
2 | 5TH SUNDAY OF EASTER | MAY 2, 2021
PARISH OFFICE HOURS PASTOR’S CORNER
Monday thru Friday: 8AM–4:30PM
SCHEDULE OF MASSES Dear friends,
Saturday Vigil: 4:30PM
Sunday: 7:30AM, 9AM; 11AM, 5PM The coronavirus has led to much isolation and stress.
(Limited Seating Capacity) Little by little, however, people are coming back to
Mass; First Communions can be celebrated, as well
HOLY DAY & WEEKDAY LITURGIES:
As listed in weekly Mass schedule. as Confirmation. How wonderful that we don’t need
to postpone these important family faith events this
ANOINTING OF SICK: At 7AM Mass on
year. Also, vital ministries continue to occur at SJV. The
Thursdays (suspended until further notice) or
contact priest of parish. St. Vincent de Paul Society members renewed their
commitments of service in a small but meaningful
BAPTISM: Parental instruction required. You
prayer service last Sunday, and slowly our Homebound Holy
are encouraged to do this prior to birth of
child. Please contact parish office for Communion ministry is rebounding. Some good-hearted parish
arrangements and class registration. You volunteers helped spruce up our grounds last Saturday, so some
must be a registered parish member. normalcy is returning.
COMMUNION FOR HOMEBOUND: Our twinning relationships continue with Santisimo Sacramento in Peru
Contact Parish Office. and locally with Prince of Peace Parish in Milwaukee. Our SJV staff
MARRIAGE: Contact the pastor at least six finally met with the Prince of Peace staff last Wednesday. We met in-
months in advance. Must be a registered person which felt really good. We are humans, and we need social
parish member for at least six months. interaction. We met at Prince of Peace on the southside of Milwaukee
RCIA: and were greeted with a light breakfast of fresh fruit, some sweets and
For adults who wish to become Catholic, beverages. We all chatted, laughed, shared goodness and sadness,
contact Christian Formation Office, 262-796- and prayed and shared our faith in Christ and His Church. The priests
3944. and staff of Prince of Peace expressed their appreciation for all we do
RECONCILIATION: Saturdays 8:30AM or by for their literacy program, the gifting at Christmas and the pen-pal
appointment. Enter through main church program with our school children. Our next joint meeting will be in
doors. Safe distancing protocols will be in October.
effect.
How wonderful to be part of the Mystical Body of Christ.
PARISH REGISTRATION: All new members are
most welcome. Registration held 3rd Peace and Safety,
weekend of the month (temporarily
suspended), or contact Brittany McCollum,
262-796-3940, ext. 1110, if you cannot attend
the registration.
Very Rev. Edwin Kornath
SAFE ENVIRONMENT
DID YOU KNOW…
All clergy, employees and volunteers are instructed to contact local
law enforcement or Child Protective Services immediately if they are
made aware of a child being sexually abused. All bishops, priests,
deacons, lay parish, school staffs, and volunteers are required to follow
the mandatory reporting laws of the State of Wisconsin.
SJV MIDDLE SCHOOL FINE ARTS PROGRAM PRESENTING,
CHIVALRY ME TIMBERS!!
Come support and enjoy our amazing SJV middle schoolers as they
perform the witty and endearing play, “Chivalry Me Timbers” It tells the
ONLINE GIVING tale of Rudolph Q. Pittlekow, a young, inexperienced lad who must
Please change over your online become a pirate to win the love of the beautiful maiden Henrietta.
giving account to Blackbaud Dates for the play our May 13, 8:30 AM, 10:30 AM and 7 PM and May
Merchant Services (BBMS.). Faith 14, 10:30 AM. The play can be seen by the public at the 7 PM show.
Direct ended March 31, 2021, and Reservations are required and can be found at https://
BBMS started April 1, 2021. Sign up www.eventbrite.com/e/chivalry-me-timbers-tickets-151726854105.
on our website: www.stjohnv.org/ Tickets can be purchased for at door for $7, cash only. Live streaming
parish/online-giving will be available through the parish website.
ST. JOHN VIANNEY| BROOKFIELD, WI | 3
MASSES FOR THE WEEK
The Lord's Day Thursday, May 6, 2021/Easter Weekday
Acts 9: 26-31/1 Jn 3: 18-24/Jn 15: 1-8 Acts 15: 7-21/Ps 96/Jn 15: 9-11
4:30PM †Rosemary Noll/Phyllis Schutte(N) 7:00AM †Joey O’Brien/Marian & Lou Frigo(VP-T)
First Communion
Friday, May 7, 2021/Easter Weekday
Sunday, May 2, 2021/5th Sunday of Easter
Acts 15: 22-31/Ps 57/Jn 15: 12-17
7:30AM People of the Parish(K)
7:00AM †Gerald Hoerig/Family(N)
9:00AM †Katy Horning/Mr/s John Brennan, Jr.(N)
First Communion Saturday, May 8, 2021/Easter Weekday
11:00AM †Lovita DeWitt/Family(K) Acts 16: 1-10/Ps 100/Jn 15: 18-21
First Communion 8:00AM †Edwin R. Knapkiewicz/Cudmore Family(N)
5:00PM †Kathleen Tiesner/Linda Kolb(N)
The Lord's Day
First Communion
Acts 10: 25-26, 34-35, 44-48/1 Jn 4: 7-10/Jn 15: 9-17
Monday, May 3, 2021/Sts. Philip & James, Apostles
4:30PM People of the Parish(K)
1 Cor 15: 1-8/Ps 19/Jn 14: 6-14
First Communion
7:00AM †Jerry Holden/Norma Matejka & Family(N)
Sunday, May 9, 2021/6th Sunday of Easter
7:00PM Confirmation(B-JS)
7:30AM †Harriet Jean Russell/Thomas Russell Family(N)
Tuesday, May 4, 2021/Easter Weekday
9:00AM †Barbara Reuteman/Thomas Reuteman Sr.
Acts 14: 19-28/Ps 145/Jn 14: 27-31a
Family(K)
7:00AM †Jakob Lied/Catholic Community
First Communion
Foundation(N)
11:00AM †Catherine Korevec/Family(N)
Wednesday, May 5, 2021/Easter Weekday
First Communion
Acts 15: 1-6/Ps 122/Jn 15: 1-8
5:00PM †David Gardinier/Family(K)
7:00AM †Tom Jezo/Pesci Family(K)
First Communion
Bishop James T. Schuerman (B-JS)
Fr. Edwin Kornath (K) Fr. Alexander Nwosu (N) Fr. Donald Thimm (VP-T)
CHRISTIAN FORMATION 262-796-3944
John Thompson | Director of Formation & Human Concerns |
CLERGY ext. 1120 | johnt@stjohnv.org
Very Rev. Edwin M. Kornath | Pastor | 262-796-3951 | Dave Baudry | Assoc. Director, Adult, Child & Youth Ministry |
edwink@stjohnv.org ext 1117 | daveb@stjohnv.org
Rev. Alexander Nwosu| Associate Pastor | 262-796-3952 | Janlyn Carvalho | Adult, Child & Youth Ministry Coordinator |
alexn@stjohnv.org ext 1127 | janlync@stjohnv.org
ADMINISTRATION 262-796-3940 Ann Rodig | Christian Formation Secretary | ext 1116 |
Robb Lied, Director of Administrative Services | ext 1111 | annr@stjohnv.org
robbl@stjohnv.org SCHOOL 262-796-3942
Sharon Roberts | Accounting Assistant | ext 1109 | Brian Shimon | Principal | 262-796-3943 | brians@stjohnv.org
sharonr@stjohnv.org Deb Blaha | Asst. Principal | ext. 1227 | debb@stjohnv.org
Valerie Pace | Parish Secretary | ext 1105 | Janelle Peterson | Office Coordinator | ext 1201
valeriep@stjohnv.org janellep@stjohnv.org
Paula Folda | Bulletin Editor/Calendar | ext 1103 | Nicole Bourne | School Development Asst. | ext 1200|
paulaf@stjohnv.org nicoleb@stjohnv.org
Katie Vitalbo | Special Projects | ext 1146 | katiev@stjohnv.org
MAINTENANCE 262-796-3940, ext 1240
STEWARDSHIP & COMMUNICATIONS 262-796-3947
Dan DeLaurier, Facility Maintenance Coordinator
Angela Bravata | Director of Stewardship & Communications |
Joan Donahue | Diane Herzog | Assisting Maintenance Team
ext. 1108 | angelab@stjohnv.org
Brittany McCollum | Development Asst. | 262-796-3940, ext PARISH LEADERSHIP
1110 | brittanym@stjohnv.org Robert Scott | Trustee/Secretary | 262-347-1376
PRAYER & WORSHIP 262-796-3946 Randy Freeman | Trustee/Treasurer | 262-789-0449
TBD | Director of Liturgy & Music | ext 1113 | Gregory Van Winkle | Pastoral Council Chair | 262-957-4817
Veronica Fregoso | Assoc. Director of Liturgy & Music | ext Brian Schloemer | Finance Council Chair | 262-717-9626
1115 | veronicaf@stjohnv.org ST. VINCENT DE PAUL HELPLINE 262-796-3940, ext. 1308
Lisa Rehlinger | Coordinator of Liturgy | ext 1114 |
lisar@stjohnv.org SJV CHILDREN CENTER
After School Day Care | 262-796-3942, ext 1206
4 | 5TH SUNDAY OF EASTER | MAY 2, 2021
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS (May 3 – 9)
Monday 3 Tuesday 4 Wednesday 5
SCRIP Orders Due 8:30 AM 1:00PM Centering Prayer(P201) 10:00AM Pastoral Staff Mtg(P209)
9:30AM Mondays with Molly(P210) 3:00PM Track(Outside) 2:50PM Band Practice(Church Hall)
3:00PM Play Practice(A1) 6:30PM Athletics Cte(P210) 3:00PM Play Practice(A1)
7:00PM Confirmation(Church) 7:00PM Festival Mtg(Zoom) 5:30PM Gr 5 Human Growth &
7:00PM Hope in the Midst of Grief Development(Church Hall/P209)
(P201) 6:30PM Middle School Transition
Night(Church/School)
7:00PM Novel Idea(P210)
SJV PRAYER LINE HOPE IN THE MIDST OF GRIEF
The Prayer Line is confidential. It is A Shared Experience
made up of members of the SJV Presented by Michelle Setzer, Bereaved Parent and Former
community who have offered to Bereavement Coordinator
pray for your special needs. If you The loss of a significant person leaves a big hole—both in our hearts
have a special intention for which and in our lives. How do you navigate that loss? What are the
you would like prayers, please call guideposts? Who are the guides and companions along the way?
the prayer line (Mary, 262-786-8672). What light gives courage in darkness?
Please note: Parishioners’ names are
not placed in the bulletin “pray for” Together we will explore our own, and other’s grief journeys. We'll look
list without that individual’s at the signs of grief; discuss any current difficulties in dealing with our
permission. loss and share tips for moving forward using our faith. Find support from
others and help support them. Leave feeling better than when you
OPPORTUNITIES FOR PRAYER arrived.
· Blessed Sacrament Chapel (BSC)
open Mondays through Fridays from When: Tuesdays, May 4, 11, 18 and 25, 2021, 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
6:30AM until 8PM Where: St. John Vianney Catholic Church, Room P201 on the second
· Rosary for Life in Church following floor of the Parish Center
7AM Mass on Mondays How: There is no charge. All are welcome.
· Friday Eucharistic Adoration in BSC Who: Anyone who wishes to heal from the loss of a loved one and
from 7:30AM-4PM. grow in a supportive environment can participate. You need
not be Catholic or a member of one of the supporting
parishes of St. John Vianney, St. Dominic’s and St. Mary’s
Visitation.
Why: To gain insight on our grief and to use our faith to help and
sustain us.
The 4:30 PM Saturday Vigil Mass is
livestreamed. (Go to www.stjohnv.org,
then click Watch Virtual Mass to get to EUCHARISTIC MINISTER TRAINING
our You Tube page.) St. John Vianney will be holding Eucharistic Minister Training on
Tuesday, May 18, at 7:00 PM in church. The training will last
approximately 85 minutes because the “Covid-19” procedures, as well
as the normal Eucharistic Minister training procedures, will be
discussed. Please RSVP to Lisa Rehlinger at lisar@stjohnv.org or 262-796-
3946, ext. 1114 so that we have enough handouts for everyone.
MOTHER'S DAY ROSE SALE
Sunday, May 9; $2 per rose
Benefitting the Milwaukee
Chapter of Wisconsin Right to
JOIN US TO PRAY THE ROSARY
Life.
For the month of May, the small group, Mom’s Praying the Rosary, led
Show your appreciation for by Colleen Gilbert, is welcoming drop-ins for each Thursday in May.
the mothers in your life while Come with your littles to Room P209 in the parish center at 8:05 AM. All
supporting LIFE! Moms are welcome.
ST. JOHN VIANNEY| BROOKFIELD, WI | 5
Thursday 6 Friday 7 Saturday 8 Sunday 9
8:05AM Small Group/Rosary 7:30AM Eucharistic Adoration 3:00PM Small Group/ 6th Sunday of Easter
(P209) (Chapel) Andy Smith(P209) Mother’s Day
9:30AM Bible Study/Small Mother’s Day Rose Sale(Outside)
Group(Google Meet) 9:30AM Small Group/Andy
10:30AM Bible Study-From Smith(P209)
Separation to Closeness
(Google Meet)
3:00PM Track(Outside)
6:30PM St. Vincent de Paul Mtg
(Zoom)
7:00PM Single Again(P201)
SINGLE AGAIN CHALLENGE CAMPAIGN
A Support Group for the Divorced and Separated All new and increased
Single Again is a tri-parish support group for those in the giving to St. John Vianney
process of divorce and beyond. It is open to men and offertory and the school
women from any parish or none, does not require annual fund will be
registration, and is free. It offers an opportunity to learn, matched dollar for dollar
to find support, and to make new friends, all leading to up to $100,000 in total gifts
healing. The group meets every other week from 7:00- thanks to the generous
8:30 PM in Room P201. Please contact Mary Janowak, support of SJV parish
262-366-6125, with any questions. The next session, leadership. Every new
which will be on Thursday, May 6, 2021, will be Dealing dollar of giving or increase
with Relatives: Children, Parents, Siblings. All are in annual giving will be
welcome. matched until May 31 or
we exceed $100,000 in
new or increased
contributions for 2021. You
can give online at
www.stjohnv.org/parish/
online-giving, during
I. McKenon Magolan/Nicole Williams weekly offertory, or you
can make a one-time gift.
Currently we are at 24%, let’s get to 100%!
WELCOME TO OUR SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT
My name is Mrs. Nicole Bourne, and I am very excited to be joining the SJV staff as the
School Development Assistant. We currently have a 1st grader at SJV and will have a
child in K3 next fall. We love our school, and I am looking forward to serving our
community in this new capacity.
I attended Marquette University where I received a degree in Theology and Philosophy.
I worked as the Director of Christian Formation at St. Catherine of Alexandria in
Milwaukee, and as the Youth Minister at St. William in Waukesha before our oldest child
was born. The last 7 years I have been away from professional ministry (primarily as a
stay-at-home mom and teaching group fitness classes). My family has been a part of St.
John Vianney for over 20 years and returning to work for the Church within our Catholic school feels like coming
home. I have a passion for connecting with others where they are at in life, and I cannot wait to see everyone’s
smiling faces in the school office and around campus. I’m looking forward to joining the amazing team of
teachers and staff at SJV to continue to strengthen and grow our school community.
6 | 5TH SUNDAY OF EASTER | MAY 2, 2021
WHAT’S THIS?
Instructions on Receiving Holy Communion with Proper Reverence
For many of us over this past fourteen months, the absence of being able to
receive our Lord’s Precious Body & Blood has been devastating. Is it possible, that
we may have forgotten what to do? The next two weeks will provide the proper
reverence for receiving the Eucharist.
Please be mindful of whom you are receiving.
If One Receives on the Hand
Unless arthritis hinders one, hold your top hand flat, and do not move until the
Priest or Eucharistic Minister has placed the Sacred Host on your hand and
removed his. Do not move your hand, arms, fingers, etc. Never receive Holy
Communion in the hand when your hands are impeded; e.g., carrying a cane or
some other walking-assistance device, carrying a child in your arms, carrying a
purse, have a tissue or handkerchief in your hand, have a cast on your hand, etc.
Never receive Holy Communion by extending only one hand. Never reach for or
grab the Host.
If One Receives on the Tongue
Open your mouth wide, stick out your tongue, and hold still. Please do not move your neck, head, tongue,
mouth or body. Hold still, and do not move until the Priest has placed the Host on your tongue and removed
his hand, otherwise you may get the Host on the nose, on the teeth, or who knows where. Please do not lick
the Priest’s hand—just hold still and all will be well!
Children
Make sure you hold your hands up high so the Priest
or Eucharistic Minister can reach your hands.
Parents, please instruct your children accordingly.
https://d2y1pz2y630308.cloudfront.net/5143/documents/2014/2/Holy%20Communion%20Instructions.pdf
PLEASE PRAY FOR THESE MEMBERS OF OUR PARISH COMMUNITY:
Scott Schmaelzle Kendall Roehling Sue O’Brien
Jane Molter Shirley Sciacca Scott Lynch
Celwynne Conell Tom Dutton Elizabeth
Chloe Roehling Kathy Bell Kretschmer
Patricia (Pat) Bev Schnier Dan Kretschmer
Gutschenritter Lucy Bartnicki Edie Tomsyck
Robert Hromadka Sara-Rae Remmel Tom Kwak
Jim Humphriss LeRoy Schmidt Jackie Harty
Donald Pekel Ken Basile Shirley Dorsey
Mary Jane Doney Jean Siegfried
ST. JOHN VIANNEY| BROOKFIELD, WI | 7
CALLED TO A GENEROUS LOVE
STEWARDSHIP OFFERTORY
St. John opens his salutation in our second
Revenue Summary reading from his first letter saying, “Let us
not love in word or speech, but in deed
Budget for Fiscal Year End and truth.” In many ways that sums up
June 30, 2021 accurately the messages we receive in
Holy Scripture on this Fifth Sunday of
$2,037,000 Easter. Often we hear the adage “Actions
speak louder than words.” Truly in terms of
Budget for 7/1/2020-4/24/2021 stewardship what we do is much more
$1,702,950 important than what we might say.
Throughout this Easter season many of our first readings
Actual for 7/1/2020-4/24/2021 are from the Acts of the Apostles, a recounting of the
$1,755,830 early Church and its development. That early Church
would not have survived and thrived without a strong
sense of stewardship. Today’s first reading recounts the
challenges Saul (St. Paul) had with the disciples in
Jerusalem. Paul was not readily accepted, perhaps
because they remembered what he had once done in
*Our current budget has a persecuting them, or they were just at a time when trust
deficit of $329,000 of others was not high. In any case, note how Barnabas
both accepts and introduces Paul to others as one of
them. This is a lesson for us in how we treat others. It has
a lot to do with the idea of hospitality, which is central to
BUNDLE SUNDAY WEEKEND IS BACK, a stewardship parish. Barnabas loves and befriends, just
MAY 15/16 as we are to do.
The St Vincent DePaul store needs your
St. John takes that love explained and demonstrated in
donated items that can be sold in the
the first reading and expands it. St. John’s point is that
store. Store profits support the many SVdP ministries.
we cannot just talk about love; we must carry it out with
We will collect items that are new, almost new or action. This ties in so directly with the first reading in that
gently used. Items should not be torn, broken or once we love others, are hospitable, warm and
damaged. welcoming, we then must take that next step and reach
There will be a SVDP truck in the parking lot on out to others. That is the action element of
Saturday, May 15, from 3 until 6 PM and Sunday, May stewardship—how do we reach out to and serve the
16, from 7 AM until noon. poor and those in need. John also offers the transition to
our Gospel message. “…we should believe in the name
Suggested items:
of his Son, Jesus Christ, and love one another just as He
· Men’s, Women’s Children’s clothing, shoes, and
commanded us.” It all ties together. We are called to
accessories such as scarves, purses
love through stewardship, but we cannot really have
· Books, CD’s, DVD’s
the love we need if we do not seek it through the Lord.
· Sporting Goods
Mother Teresa once made reference to a problem in
· Lamps
the world in that there were people who more or less
· Dishes, pots and pans
loved humanity, but they did not love each person who
· Small End Tables
made up that humanity. When we are called to love
Items we cannot use: one another, it is very specific; we are to love each
· Electronics such as old computers, televisions, person individually and directly.
radios
· No VHS Tapes
Please remember if you have larger items (appliances/
furniture, etc.) in good condition, you can call 262-569-
0763 to arrange for the store to send a truck directly to Angela Bravata, Director of Stewardship & Communications
your home for pick-up.
Please do not leave any items at the truck after the QUARTERLY STATEMENTS
doors are closed at noon on Sunday. Thanks for your The printing of the first quarter statements for 2021 will
generosity. be delayed due to the new database rollout. Watch
SJV SVDP Conference your mail in mid-May for your stewardship statement.
8 | 5TH SUNDAY OF EASTER | MAY 2, 2021
MY SJV FAMILY
People in the Gilbert Family: Matt, Colleen, Tiernan (7), Shane (5), Deirdre (3)
My family loves being a part of SJV because: of the community. We are
blessed by the faithful friends we've made and the opportunities for our whole
family to learn and grow.
You may see our family around SJV in the following volunteer roles/areas:
Colleen serves on the School Committee and Matt serves on the Building and
Grounds Committee. We also love to help with various events and initiatives
with SJV Parish and School such as Catholic Schools week, Cub Scouts and
the Rosary small group.
My family joined the SJV community in 2016 when we moved to Brookfield
from Chicago.
One of our kids’ favorite religious books is Lily Lolek: Future Saint.
COVID CRISIS IN PERU
Fr. Joe Uhen, the pastor of our sister parish Santisimo Sacramento in Piura, sends his heartfelt thanks and immense
gratitude to the many SJV parishioners and supporters for their incredible financial support this past year for the
Family to Family program, Trade School scholarships, needed medical supplies and so much more. Your donations
have helped feed people and provide much needed medicine and oxygen during the pandemic. Unfortunately,
the situation in Piura and Peru is not improving but has again hit another surge of record Covid cases and deaths.
Only 2.5% of Peruvians have received at least one dose of a vaccine from China—basically none in Piura. Under-
equipped hospitals are struggling and critically lacking supplies, while infection rates are up because of the P1
variant from Brazil. Patients are dying in the hospitals because of their lack of oxygen supplies. Our families must
pay $200-$500 U.S. to get medicine to treat their family members at home because there are no beds at the
limited hospitals in the area. They need to take out loans to pay for medicine.
Fr. Joe has used donations to secure oxygen tanks and supplies that his
medical staff checks out to the 50-100 people per day who come to
Santisimo Sacramento looking for help to treat their families. Recently some
Santisimo staff or their family members have had Covid with some deaths of
family members. Fr. Joe, who is not vaccinated, continues to visit families
every day attending to their spiritual needs. His parish and medical staff visit
families in their homes, the clinic and at the parish assisting them with their
medical and other needs. Fr. Joe will not be coming to SJV in September
nor will a mission group be going to Peru in January 2022. While we feel
helpless in not being with our brothers and sisters at Santisimo Sacramento,
your prayers are greatly appreciated and much needed during this time of
dire circumstances. Financial support is always welcomed by Fr. Joe to help him continue to serve all those who
come to the parish asking for help. Donations can be made via check to SJV or online via the parish website. Let's
keep together in prayer so we can continue doing wonderful things for the good of those who need it most. Any
questions, contact Julie Beres at jberes3@wi.rr.com.ST. JOHN VIANNEY| BROOKFIELD, WI | 9
ALEXIAN VILLAGE
VIRTUAL EVENT
On Thursday, May 6, at 10 AM,
Alexian Village will host a virtual
event featuring Martha Burch
of www. Marthasbears.com,
who is a Teddy Bear artist. She
has ben designing and hand
crafting teddy bears and other
fun critters since 1984. Learn
about the history of teddy
bears and the fascinating
world of teddy bear collectors.
Join this virtual event by phone
or computer to attend. RSVP to
Liz Eaton, 414-371-7893 or
Elisabeth.Eaton@ascension.org
MATTHEW 25 SERVICE CAMP
JUNE 21-JUNE 25, 2021
GRADES 5-12
Mathew 25 -Come join the action!
Interested? Please check out the registration document. Only $75 before May 3, 2021.
Note: Deadline has been extended to Monday, May 3!
If you have any questions, please contact Dave Baudry at 262-796-3944 or daveb@stjohnv.org.
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