Calendar of Events
November 20 Reconciliation - 3:00 PM at St. John
Spanish Mass - 6:30 PM at St. John
November 23 Mass - 8:30 AM at St. John (followed by rosary)
November 24 Thanksgiving Mass - 8:30 AM at St. Michael
November 30 Mass - 8:30 AM at St. John (followed by rosary)
December 1 Mass - 8:30 AM at St. Michael (reconciliation available after)
December 7 Mass - 8:30 AM at St. John (followed by rosary)
December 8 Immaculate Conception Mass - 8:30 AM at St. Michael
- 6:00 PM at St. John
December 11 Ruby's Pantry - 7:30 - 9:30 AM at Gillett HS
Reconciliation - 3:00 PM at St. John
November 20 Reconciliation - 3:00 PM at St. John
Spanish Mass - 6:30 PM at St. John
November 23 Mass - 8:30 AM at St. John (followed by rosary)
November 24 Thanksgiving Mass - 8:30 AM at St. Michael
November 30 Mass - 8:30 AM at St. John (followed by rosary)
December 1 Mass - 8:30 AM at St. Michael (reconciliation available after)
December 7 Mass - 8:30 AM at St. John (followed by rosary)
December 8 Immaculate Conception Mass - 8:30 AM at St. Michael
- 6:00 PM at St. John
December 11 Ruby's Pantry - 7:30 - 9:30 AM at Gillett HS
Reconciliation - 3:00 PM at St. John
Advent Projects
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St. John Advent Project
St. John is adopting a ‘Family in Need’ for our Advent Project. Watch for our ‘Giving Tree’, complete with tags. For early shoppers, below is a list of requested items for the family. Thank you in advance for spreading joy during the holiday season! · 4 yr. old boy: shirts and pants (size 5T), boots (size 1/11). Special interests: color/orange, Avenger Action figures, Monster Trucks · 8 yr. old boy: gloves, boots (size 6). Special interests: color/blue, science, solar system, Sponge Bob · 13 yr. old boy: gloves (football, size M), shirts and pants (size s/m). Special interests: color/pink, sports, nice backpack. · 15 yr. old boy: gloves, shirts and pants (med.). Special interests: color/blue, Percy Jackson books, cats (they have two) · 15 yr. old boy: gloves, shirts (XL), coat (XL), pants (XL 36/32). Special interests: color/red, computers, building things, mind challenges · 17 yr. old boy: gloves, shirts and pants, (L). Special interests: color/white, body spray (Chrome, Axe Black, Old Spice, Kraken Guard) |
St. Michael Giving Tree
This year during Advent we will be collecting donations for the Nurse’s Nook at Suring School and Rainbow House. The following is a list of needs for each charity. Nurse’s Nook: Boy’s Athletic Pants (size 4T, 5T, 7, 8, 10/12) Boy’s Underwear (size 6/7, 8) Girls Leggings (size 4T, 5T, 10/12) Velcro Tennis Shoes (for younger kids) (size 13 & 1) Tie Tennis Shoes (size 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) Granola Bars & Instant Oatmeal Individually Wrapped Snacks/Crackers Individual Fruit cups-Applesauce/Raisins Rainbow House: All Purpose Cleaners and Disinfecting Wipes Laundry Soap, Dish Soap, Floor Cleaner/Pine Sol Gallon Zip Lock Bags, Trash bags (13 & 30 gallon) Adult Body Wash, Kids Shampoo & Conditioner Paper Towel, Facial Tissue, 1 Ply Toilet Paper Diapers (size 1, 5, 6) Cookie Sheets, Baking Pans, Silverware Sets Canned Pasta, Chili, & Beef Stew, Chunky Soups, Canned Meat, Mac & Cheese Hamburger/Tuna Helper, Sloppy Joe Mix Peanut butter, Jelly/Jam & Cereal Gift Cards - Walmart, Amazon, Aldi, & Shell Gas Items donated can be dropped off at the chapel, church or the parish office by Dec. 19th. Please mark your donations Nurse’s Nook or Rainbow House. |
ANNOUNCEMENTS/NEWS FROM ST. JOHN AND ST. MICHAEL PARISHES
Sunday Mass obligation reinstated on August 14/15, 2021.
As life begins returning to a sense of normal after the pandemic, Bishop Ricken would like to invite you to read his column on lifting the dispensation to attend the Sunday Mass which appeared in the July 16 issue of The Compass. On the weekend of August 15, the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, Bishop Ricken will lift the dispensation to attend Sunday Mass. You can also view his column and an accompanying video at www.gbdioc.org/BacktoMass
Revised Liturgical Guidelines
TV and LIVE STREAMED MASSES:
WFRV Channel 5, Mass with Bishop David Ricken
7:30 AM
As life begins returning to a sense of normal after the pandemic, Bishop Ricken would like to invite you to read his column on lifting the dispensation to attend the Sunday Mass which appeared in the July 16 issue of The Compass. On the weekend of August 15, the Feast of the Assumption of Mary, Bishop Ricken will lift the dispensation to attend Sunday Mass. You can also view his column and an accompanying video at www.gbdioc.org/BacktoMass
Revised Liturgical Guidelines
- All doors may be used for entrance or exit.
- Temperature checks are no longer required.
- There are no restrictions on the number of people that may attend Mass.
- Hand sanitizer will be available at entrances and people are encouraged to perform proper hand hygiene.
- Masks are strongly encouraged at Mass.
- Holy water fonts may be used.
- The sign of peace may occur. Please offer the sign of peace as you feel comfortable.
- We ask that you please receive communion in your hand.
- The Precious Blood will not be distributed
- For the distribution of Holy Communion, the ministers should wear a mask
- Parishioners are reminded by Bishop Ricken that the obligation to attend the Sunday Mass does not apply to those individuals who are frail due to illness or age and in their well-formed consciences believe that going into public places-including Sunday worship at Mass - would place their health in "serious jeopardy", they too are not bound by this obligation.
TV and LIVE STREAMED MASSES:
WFRV Channel 5, Mass with Bishop David Ricken
7:30 AM
HELP NEEDED
Lectors Needed
St. Michael is looking for new lectors at the Chapel. If you would like to share your time to help fill this ministry, please call the parish office at 920-842-2580. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Lectors Needed
St. Michael is looking for new lectors at the Chapel. If you would like to share your time to help fill this ministry, please call the parish office at 920-842-2580. Any help would be greatly appreciated!