SACRAMENTS

Baptism: Please attend a class offered on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:30 PM in the Music Room. No need to register for the class, just show up. Please contact Ellen if you have any questions.

Marriage: Please make arrangements for marriage prep at least six months before the wedding. Please contact Fr. John Gerritts.

Reconciliation: Saturdays at 10:00 AM

Pastoral Visit: Please contact Fr. John Gerritts if you or a loved one is sick, hospitalized or homebound.

Parish Office.................................................715-381-5120 1500 Vine Street Fax.................................................................715-381-5125 E-mail.................................church@stpatrickofhudson.org Web Address...........................www.stpatrickofhudson.org

School..............................................715-386-3941, Opt. #1 403 Saint Croix Street Faith Formation.............................715-386-3941, Opt. #2 403 Saint Croix Street

STAFF

Pastor: Fr. John Gerritts......................715-381-5120, x106 Deacon Gregg Miller.....................................715-386-3957 Deacon Howard Cameron..............................715-381-1861 Principal: Dan Bell.........................715-386-3941, opt. # 1 Parish Administrator: Steve Richter.715-381-5120, x105 Liturgist: Terry Bogenhagen...............715-381-5120 x104 Secretary/Cemetery: Ellen O’Brien....715-381-5120 x101 Director of Faith Formation and Youth Ministry:

(6-11th Grade): Terri Hunt............715-381-5120, ext. 102

Coordinators of Children’s Ministries:

(3 year olds - 5th Grade)

Katie Preston & Emily Todd...........715-386-3941, opt. # 2 Coordinator of Middle School Youth Activities:

Tricia Pieper.......................tpieper@stpatrickeducenter.org Maintenance: Mark James............................715-386-3941 Pastoral Council Chair: Heidi Young.........715-381-5508 Finance Council Chair: Brian Huffman......715-426-0220

Parish Trustees: Sam Cari.........................................................715-549-6424 Claire Zajac....................................................715-426-0220

NEW PARISHIONERS

We welcome all who have moved into our community and are celebrating our weekend liturgy with us today. We encourage you to register as members of our parish.

Please begin the registration process by going online to www.stpatrickofhudson.org, stop in the Parish Office during the week, or on the third Sunday after the 9:00 and 11:00 AM Masses.

1500 VINE STREET, HUDSON, WI 54016

APRIL 3, 2016

PRAYER LIST

Please pray for: Steve Bates, Catherine Bauer, Patrick Cernohous, Ben Christensen, Helen Faust, Gordon Gladden, Julie Haubrich-Leek, Phyllis Koss, Sister Margaret Lamberty, Liam Loughney, Buzz Marzolf, Alice McSorley, Richard Oehmke, John Persico, Joyce Potter, Ethel Thomas, Curtis Vorwald Family, Joe Wegener, and Sr. Jane Winkler.

To be added or removed, please contact Ellen O’Brien at 715-381-5120,

x101.

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SAINT PATRICK CHURCH, HUDSON, WI

April 9/10

READERS / COMMENTATORS

5:00 PM Kathy Bates & Michele Drevnick /

Jennifer Sudmeier

7:00 AM Dean Johnson & Barbara Pawelski /

Joan Schoenoff

9:00 AM Jane Berg & Stacie Ramthun / James

Spaight

11:00 AM Rebecca Reams & Betty Schmidt /

Karrie Weaver

GREETERS

5:00 PM Sylvia Emery, Angie Siwik, Volunteer

Needed

7:00 AM Ed & Peggie Hawkins, Sue Jackson,

Volunteer Needed

9:00 AM Paul Kobilka, Larry & Pam LaPean,

Volunteer Needed

11:00 AM Richard & Diane Cristan, Sean

Denning, Volunteer Needed

SERVERS

5:00 PM Claire Kromrey, Megan Haugh,

Allison Hauser

7:00 AM Three Volunteers Needed

9:00 AM Anna Hinz, Claire Jakubowicz, Chloe

Tierney

11:00 AM Madison & Brooklyn Renberg, Maya

Susa

MUSIC MINISTRY

5:00 PM Todd & Nancy

7:00 AM Todd & Nancy

9:00 AM Children’s Choir

11:00 AM Clare Weber / Lisa Weber

MASSES

Saturday, April 2

5:00 PM ! Marie Howell..................................

Charles Howell Family

Sunday, April 3

7:00 AM For the People of the Parish

9:00 AM ! Lullus & Mary Kay Fenwick........

Family

11:00 AM ! Kay Wilz..........................................

Robin, Doug & Fr. John

Monday, April 4 The Annunciation of the Lord 8:00 AM ! Jerald Cook.....................................

Bill & Annette Cook

Tuesday, April 5 8:00 AM ! David Gianoli..................................

Family

Wednesday, April 6 8:00 AM ! Tim McConville..............................

Tom & Pat Burns Family

10:00 AM (CCH) ! Peg Schmitz............................

Family

Thursday, April 7 St. John Baptist De La Salle

8:00 AM ! Joe Lutterman................................

Family

Friday, April 8 9:00 AM (School) ! Chuck Schoenoff..................

Knights of Columbus 1762

11:00 AM Carmelite Monastery (430 Laurel Ave. )

(Note time change for this week)

Saturday, April 9 10:00 AM Confessions

11:00 AM Wedding ~

Peter Gagliardi & Jean-Maré Möller

5:00 PM ! Bruce Zanoni..................................

Family

Sunday, April 10 7:00 AM ! Tony & Helen Fuscow....................

Cyril & Pat Cernohous

9:00 AM For the People of the Parish

11:00 AM ! John & Tim Wells..........................

Anita Wells Family

Thomas answered and said to him, "My Lord and my God!"

Jesus said to him, "Have you come to believe because you

have seen me? Blessed are those who have not seen and

have believed." - Jn 20:28-29

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SUNDAY OF DIVINE MERCY

A MESSAGE FROM FR. JOHN

CHURCH SUPPORT

Adult Envelopes ................................................. $12,298.33 Loose Offertory .................................................... $1,683.00 Building Debt Reduction ........................................ $280.00 Youth ........................................................................ $60.27 Easter ................................................................. $13,116.00 Total .................................................................. $27,437.83

ACH ..................................................... $776.00 WeShare ............................................ $1,520.00

WEDDING BANNS

III Sean Grunewaldt & Sarah Sadrakula

BISHOP JAMES POWERS ORDINATION

If would like to see the Ordination of Bishop Powers, we have a DVD you can sign out from the Parish Office.

MEMORIAL

IN MEMORY OF: David Pottratz by Rick Pottratz.

Last fall I shared with our Parish Pastoral Council and Commissions that I dream of the day when the highlight for each of us as parishioners is saying “Amen” as we receive

the Body and Blood of Christ. That I dream of the day when people drive by our church and tell their children and their children’s children that “Jesus lives there”, and those children will respond “I know”. More than two years ago I had the opportunity to visit a vibrant Catholic Church in Timonium, Maryland, a suburb of Baltimore. At this church, my dreams seem to be the reality. It was a church where the pastor and parish administrator had recently written a book about their experience of leading a parish that was very similar to ours in many ways, including size. Weekly Mass attendance was 1200-1500, but with some changes attendance had grown to 6000. Immediately the thought was, do what they are doing and we grow too! Not so easy, or else every parish in the country would be following their example. The Diocese of Wichita, Kansas, over the last forty years is also a place that has been able to cultivate dreams. It has seen growth in the number of Catholic Schools in the Diocese (which are tuition free), vibrant Faith Formation

programs, numerous seminarians, enthusiastic participation in parish activities, tremendous financial support, and the list goes on. Again it would seem quite simple, just repeat what they are doing and instant success! If it were that simple, every diocese would be doing what they are doing. My take away from both: it can be done, is not very complicated, requires a lot of work, demands we set the interest of the entire parish above our own self-interests, involves trust, is an enjoyable process as long as we stay mutually supportive of one another with our efforts, and most importantly centers on forming disciples while being rooted in prayer. Our Parish leadership (trustees, Pastoral Council, Finance Council, Commissions, and staff) has been reflecting on how this process can be incorporated into the life of our parish. While it is not complicated, unlike a capital campaign there is no program to purchase or firm to hire. Instead we need to pray, study, and begin somewhere. The place to begin seems to be in regard to hospitality. It struck me when I first arrived at Saint Patrick Parish that we have a great deal of negative signage in place. We tell people not to walk their dogs on our property, don’t distribute materials, we are protected by a security company, and don’t take food upstairs. What is missing is any positive signage. This may seem like something minor, but does highlight the idea that we could be doing more in the area of welcome and hospitality. To launch some changes concerning hospitality and other areas of parish life that I hope can help us become more vibrant, it is time for us to make a significant change with our Mass times. Since the transfer of Father Patrick, many have inquired whether we would maintain the same number of Masses on Sunday morning and during the week. I believe it is time for us to make a change, but not simply because we have one less priest serving our parish. My dream is it will allow us to become a better Catholic community. Therefore, after consulting with our Parish Pastoral Council, staff, and various committees, beginning the weekend of June 4-5 we will go from having three Masses to two on Sunday morning, at 8:30 AM and 10:30 AM. Saturday evening will remain at 5:00 PM. During the summer months, beginning the weekend of June 4-5 until the weekend prior to Labor Day, we will also have a Mass on Sunday evenings at 7:00 PM. During the summer months we will also move the Tuesday morning Mass to the evening, at 5:45 PM. This will give people the opportunity who may not otherwise have a chance to attend a weekday Mass a chance to do so. I realize that these changes will be met with a variety of opinions, thoughts, concerns, and ideas. However I believe that the changes will ultimately make us a better parish and form disciples.

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COMMUNION TO THE IMMOBILE AT MASS

If you are unable or prefer not to walk on your own to

receive communion due to age or illness, please notify an

usher before Mass and they will make sure someone brings

communion to you.

DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY CELEBRATION

SUNDAY, APRIL 3

2:00 PM Adoration and Confession

2:30 PM Divine Mercy Meditation followed by

Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and Benediction.

During this Year Of Mercy, let us celebrate this great feast.

Jesus said to St. Faustina “On that day (Divine Mercy

Sunday), the very depths of my tender mercy are opened. I

pour out a whole ocean of graces upon those souls who

approach the fount of my mercy.”

“SEARCH AND RESCUE”

The five-week study of “Search and Rescue” will be offered

at Saint Patrick Parish beginning April 7 on Thursday

mornings 9:15 to 11:15 AM. Biblical answers to the many,

often misunderstood Catholic teachings will be addressed

through videos by Patrick Madrid. Families looking for a

way to bring their loved ones into - or back into – The

Catholic Church will find advice and assistance from this

new series.

There is no charge for this study and all are welcome. To

register call Shirley Carlson 715-377-7579.

TRAINING FOR EXTRAORDINARY

MINISTERS OF HOLY COMMUNION

Monday, April 4, at 6:30 PM OR Thursday,

April 7, at 6:30 PM

You are invited to attend if you have never been

trained in our parish for this ministry. You must

be a confirmed member of the parish to serve as

an extraordinary minister of Holy Communion

however, due to the proximity of the celebration

of Confirmation, those who will be confirmed in

April are also welcome to attend. You must be a certified

extraordinary minister of Holy Communion if you wish to

bring communion to the homebound.

Please plan to attend one 40 minute session. Registration is

not required. For more info contact Terry Bogenhagen 381-

5120 x-104.

2ND SUNDAY OF EASTER

"Jesus came and stood in their midst and said to them,

'Peace be with you.'" The disciples were paralyzed by fear.

After the Crucifixion, they had locked themselves in a room

and were keeping a low profile. They didn't want to end up

how Jesus had ended up. But the Lord stepped right into

this paranoia and dispelled it in an instant: "The disciples

rejoiced when they saw the Lord."

Although these first Christians were very concerned about

preserving their lives, the fact is that living holed up in an

attic wasn't a life of much freedom or joy. Jesus wanted his

followers to have the fullness of life, but this required trust

in him and his promises. As today's Gospel puts it, through

the belief that Jesus Christ is the Son of God, "you may

have life in his name." When we come to really accept who

Jesus is, there is no more need for a life of slavery to fear--

whatever that fear may be, whether it's fear for our health;

fear for our reputation; fear for our comfort; or even fear

that our sins are too big for forgiveness.

Today as we celebrate the feast of Divine Mercy, we

remember that God's love is strong enough to conquer the

greatest of all human fears: death itself. This confidence

leads us to a renewed joy. As Pope Francis wrote in his

declaration of this, the Year of Mercy, "Mercy is the force

that reawakens us to new life and instills in us the courage

to look to the future with hope." Once we are firmly

established in this hope, we are called to be witnesses of

mercy to others. The Holy Father continues with a

challenge for all of us, "Jesus asks us also to forgive and to

give. To be instruments of mercy because it was we who

first received mercy from God."

OASIS - HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH

MINISTRY

On Saturday, April 9th, Oasis will be having

an open gym night from 6:30 to 8:30 PM at

Saint Patrick School (403 Saint Croix St).

All high school students are welcome!

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IGNITE

...the semi-annual Catholic faith-filled event

for youth in the Twin Cities will be held on

April 9th in Lakeville, MN. Join your friends

and other Catholic middle school students on Saturday

evening April 9th from 5:00 – 10:30 PM; meet at Church at

5:00 PM. Students can get permission forms from the

Youth Ministry bulletin board or at stpatrickofhudson.org/

youth_ministry online. High School leaders welcome;

drivers/chaperons needed for this event, questions and

permission forms to Tricia Pieper by Sunday, April 3rd.

UPCOMING MIDDLE SCHOOL EVENTS

EPIC

Sunday, April 3rd - 5:00 - 8:00 PM

Saturday, April 16th - 5:00( Mass) - 8:30 PM

Sunday, May 1st - 5:00 - 8:00 PM

IGNITE

Saturday, April 9th - 5:00-10:30 PM (Permission forms by

April 3rd)

PJs and Movie + Service Project

Friday, April 29th - 5:30 - 8:45 PM

MIDDLE SCHOOL YOUTH

FIRST HOLY COMMUNION

Saint Patrick Parish has 66 children preparing for their First Holy Communion this spring. The children have each signed a Family Covenant,

which are located in the Chapel in a three - ring binder. We ask you to pray for these young members of our parish as they prepare for this very special, holy sacrament.

SISTER KATHLEEN AGNES BRADY

TRUST SCHOLARSHIP

The Diocese of Superior is pleased to announce that applications are now being accepted for the Sister Kathleen

Agnes Brady Trust Scholarship. This perpetual trust offers partial tuition scholarships to children enrolled in kindergarten through grade eight in the Catholic schools of this diocese. Families must be active, registered, contributing members of a parish in the Diocese of Superior. All scholarship grants are awarded based on need as documented in the application process.

Interested families should contact the principal of your Catholic school for an application form and complete application instructions. All applications must be returned to your Catholic school principal by June 1, 2016.

SAINT PATRICK CATHOLIC SCHOOL IS

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE

FOLLOWING POSITIONS:

Junior Kindergarten Aide position: 7:00 AM to Noon.

The Junior Kindergarten Aide will assist the teacher in morning activities and work with our 4 year old students. This person will also cover our Before School Care from 7:00 to 8:30 AM before serving in our Junior Kindergarten classroom. Must be able to complete and pass our Safe Environment training.

Apply by sending an e-mail or letter of interest outlining your interest in the position, experiences, and references to Principal Dan Bell by mail at 403 St. Croix Street, Hudson, WI or by phone at 715-386-3841 or by e-mail at dbell@stpatrickeducenter.org. Positions open until filled.

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS

Saint Patrick Catholic School is looking for substitute teachers for our Preschool - 8th grade school. We offer a competitive daily rate in a great environment. Come see the difference!

Applicants must complete the Safe Environment training and a background check.

If you have a bachelor's degree and an interest to teach, please contact Principal Dan Bell at dbell@stpatrickeducenter.org or by phone at 715-386-3941.

SAINT PATRICK SCHOOL

SOCIAL CONCERN

TUESDAY IS SPRING ELECTION DAY

“Politics is a noble mission to promote the common good.

As such, it is about ethics and principles as well as issues,

candidates, and officeholders. To engage in "politics," then,

is more than getting involved in current polemics and

debates; it is about acting with others and through

institutions for the benefit of all. The fact that much of our

political rhetoric has become very negative and that

political polarization seems to have grown should not

dissuade us from the high calling to work for a world that

allows everyone to thrive, a world in which all persons, all

families, have what they need to fulfill their God-given

destiny. In our democracy, one aspect of this task for all of

us requires that we weigh issues and related policies. In

this brief summary, we bishops call attention to issues with

significant moral dimensions that should be carefully

considered in each campaign and as policy decisions are

made in the years to come.”

The above is excerpted from the Catholic Council of

Bishops publication, “Forming Consciences for Faithful

Citizenship – Part II.” Please visit their website for a

discussion of many issues of importance to Catholics. You

will NOT be told HOW to vote. You will be given

principles to consider as YOU decide.

Take a couple minutes to visit the website at usccb.org, and

click “Issues and Actions” to find the “Forming

Consciences for Faithful Citizenship” link

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WEEK AT A GLANCE

Sunday, April 3 8:30 AM RCIA 9:00 AM Bible Explorers Scrip available after the Masses 2:00 PM Divine Mercy

Monday, April 4

9:15 AM Bakery and Produce Give Away 6:30 PM Boy Scouts #148 6:30 PM Extraordinary Minister of Holy Eucharist Training

Tuesday, April 5

5:30 PM Social Concerns Committee 6:00 PM Family Rosary 6:00 PM K of C Officers Meeting 7:00 PM Knights of Columbus Meeting

Wednesday, April 6

Kitchen Reserved Faith Formation Class 7:00 PM Choir Practice Thursday, April 7

Kitchen Reserved 9:00 AM Staff Meeting 9:15 AM Search and Recue 1:00 PM CCW Charity Quilters 6:30 PM Extraordinary Minister of Holy Eucharist Training

Friday, April 8

Kitchen & Social Hall Reserved 5:45 AM TMIY That Man Is You Wedding Rehearsal and Dinner Saturday, April 9

Kitchen & Social Hall Reserved for Wedding Reception 8:00 AM Dust Busters 10:00 AM Confessions (Chapel) Scrip available after Mass 6:30 PM Oasis - High School Youth Open Gym (at Saint Patrick School) Sunday, April 10

8:30 AM RCIA Social by Knights of Columbus #1762 9:00 AM Bible Explorers Scrip available after Masses

WELCOME SPRING!

We have SCRIP cards on hand for whatever you need for this wonderful season.

Fire up the grill – whether it’s brats and burgers or steaks and chops, RJ’s has everything you need to make your barbeques the best!

Picnicking this summer? We have SCRIP cards for Family Fresh, County Market, and Cub!

Use Lands’ End SCRIP for the perfect swimsuit for everyone in your family!

Don’t feel like cooking? We have SCRIP cards for lots of area restaurants including Agave, The Postmark Grille, Stone Tap, Dough Boys, Mama Marias, Papa Murphy’s, Denny’s, Applebee’s, Arby’s, Bruegger’s Bagels, Buffalo Wild Wings, Chipotle, Noodles, Dominos, Subway, Wendy’s or Pizza Hut!

Use SCRIP to get your camping and fishing gear at Dick’s, Cabelas, or Gander Mountain.

Need to cool off? SCRIP cards are available for sweet summertime treats at Knokes and Coldstone. Or enjoy an iced coffee at Hudson Bagel, Caribou, Dunn Brothers or Starbucks.

Need the perfect gift for a High School of College Grad? Think SCRIP!

Have lots of summer home improvement and gardening projects? We have SCRIP cards for Home Depot, Menards, Fleet Farm and Lowes.

Taking a road-trip? We have SCRIP cards that can be used at the pump for BP, Cenex, Holiday, Fleet Farm, Freedom, Kwik Trip, and Shell.

CCW SCHOLARSHIPS

Parish Council of Catholic Women

Applications are now being accepted from graduating high school senior girls. Three girls will receive $750 each. Applications may be picked up from the CCW mail slot in the outer office. They are due back on Wednesday, May

16th.

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