MASS SCHEDULE ENGLISH WEEKEND MASSES Saturday: 4:30pm Sunday: 7:30am, 9am, 5pm

ENGLISH DAILY MASSES Mon - Fri: 7:15am, 12:05pm Saturday: 7:15am

RECONCILIATION (CONFESSIONS) Mon - Fri: 7:00 & 11:30am Saturday: 7:00am

PARISH TEAM Rev. Andrew G. Cribben P Rev. John P. MacCarthy A . P Luis Sánchez D Cruz Delia Hernandez B M Sr. Jus na Or z P S Rita Bauldry E . F F / M D Alma Vázquez S F F Lupita Dorado F F A Griselle Montalvo Y M C Maura Vázquez A S

HORARIO DE MISAS Sábado: 6:00pm Domingo: 10:45am-Bilingüe, 12:30pm, y 6:30pm Jueves: 7:00pm

Viernes 1o del mes: 6:00pm

RECONCILIACIÓN (CONFESIONES) Sábado: 5:30-5:55pm Domingo: 10:15-10:40am 12 -12:25pm, 6 -6:25pm

St. Willebrord Parish

209 S ADAMS ST, GREEN BAY, WI 54301 | (920) 435-2016 | WWW.STWILLYS.ORG

RECONCILIATION Mon - Fri: 7:00 and 11:30am Saturday: 7:00am BAPTISMS Celebrated monthly (except during Lent and Advent) at a weekend liturgy. Please make arrangements 2 months prior to Bap sm. Contact Rita Bauldry for more info. 1ST EUCHARIST We offer con nual Faith Forma on classes for children 4 yrs old through 11th grade. Contact Rita Bauldry for more informa on.

MARRIAGE Contact Fr. Andy 6 months prior to the desired date. CONFIRMATION Confirma on is celebrated in the spring of the junior year of high school, a er appropriate prepara on in our Faith Forma on program. RCIA Adult candidates for full membership in the Roman Catholic Chris an community are prepared through the RCIA process, and received at the Easter Vigil.

SACRAMENTAL INFORMATION

READINGS FOR THE WEEK: 02/28/16 Monday: 2 Kgs 5:1-15ab; Ps 42:2, 3; 43:3, 4; Lk 4:24-30 Tuesday: Dn 3:25, 34-43; Ps 25:4-5ab, 6, 7bc, 8-9; Mt 18:21-35 Wednesday: Dt 4:1, 5-9; Ps 147:12-13, 15-16, 19-20; Mt 5:17-19 Thursday: Jer 7:23-28; Ps 95:1-2, 6-9; Lk 11:14-23 Friday: Hos 14:2-10; Ps 81:6c-11ab, 14, 17; Mk 12:28-34 Saturday: Hos 6:1-6; Ps 51:3-4, 18-21ab; Lk 18:9-14 Sunday: Jos 5:9a, 10-12; Ps 34:2-7; 2 Cor 5:17-21; Lk 15:1-3, 11-32 Alternate readings (Year A): 1 Sm 16:1b, 6-7, 10-13a; Ps 23:1-6; Eph 5:8-14; Jn 9:1-41 [1, 6-9, 13-17, 34-38]

MASS INTENTIONS FOR THE WEEK S , F 28 7:30 † Bob Winiecki AC 9:00 Parishioners JM 10:45 Bilingual Mass JM 12:30 Spanish Mass AC 5:00 † William Brault JM 6:30 Spanish Mass AC M , F 29 7:15 † Teddy Jicha 12:05 † Marcella Knapowski T , M 1 7:15 † Viol Schumacher 12:05 Bobbi Casto (healing) W , M 2 7:15 † Randerson Family 12:05 In Thanksgiving T , M 3 7:15 † Nick Polczynski 12:05 Mary J. Drella (Birthday) 7:00 Spanish Mass F , M 4 7:15 † Deceased of Floyd & Rita Roskom Family 12:05 † Edith Melum 6:00 Spanish Mass S , M 5 7:15 † Paul H. Kappel JM 4:30 † Carol Cormier JM 6:00 Spanish Mass AC S , M 6 7:30 † Joann Poppy JM 9:00 † Evere VanDrisse AC 10:45 Bilingual Mass AC 12:30 Spanish Mass JM 5:00 Parishioners AC 6:30 Spanish Mass BM

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ParishStewardship Lastweek’scontributions……………..…...……..$ 9,056 Weekly budget…………………………......…………...$ 8,750 Weekly Surplus/(De icit)………...……...…...…….$ 306 Year-to-date Surplus/(De icit)…...…......……….$ 3,812

Thank you for your generous support!

SAINTS & SPECIAL OBSERVANCES Sunday: Third Sunday of Lent Thursday: St. Katharine Drexel Friday: St. Casimir; World Day of Prayer; First Friday; Abs nence Saturday: First Saturday

Desserts Needed for Shelter Meal

On Wednesday March 2, the 10th grade English Faith Forma on students, will be preparing and serving dinner at the New Community Shelter. We need your help with desserts for 200+ people! Please bring your delicious baked treats to the parish office NO LATER THAN NOON, on Wednesday, March 2. And Thank you for all your help!

Prayer Vine If you are in need for the healing power of prayer we will pray with and for you! Call the Prayer Vine at 432-5247 and ask for Sandra.

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From the Pastor: Last week I wrote about the actions taken on the “Day without Latinos” in Wisconsin. While much of that action was focused upon effecting political change, many people of faith responded with compassion to be in solidarity with immigrants and other “displaced people.” Parish offices were close on that day. Many prayers and sacrifices were offered for the good of those who are

vulnerable, afraid, and stressed out because of their immigration status. Our Catholic faith, rooted in the long-standing teachings of our Judeo-Christian tradition, has always sought justice for the vulnerable, including the “alien stranger.” This is the language of the Bible. Jesus teaches that we are to follow the commandment to love our neighbor. Immigrants are our neighbors. See the following citation from Pope Francis: “The Church is Mother, and her motherly attention is expressed with special tenderness and closeness to those who are obliged to flee their own country and exist between rootlessness and integration. This tension destroys people. Christian compassion—this ‘suffering with’ compassion—is expressed first of all in the commitment to obtain knowledge of the events that force people to leave their homeland, and where necessary, to give voice to those who cannot manage to make their cry of distress and oppression heard…They are all elements that dehumanize and must push every Christian and the whole community to concrete attention.” (Pope Francis in his Address to the Participants in the Plenary of the Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Migrants and Itinerant People, May 24, 2013) Furthermore, The Catholic Bishops of the United States and Mexico, in communion with the St. Pope John Paul II, in his 1996 World Migration Day message, affirm that: In the Church no one is a stranger, and the Church is not foreign to anyone, anywhere. As a sacrament of unity and thus a sign and a binding force for the whole human race, the Church is the place where illegal [sic] immigrants are also recognized and accepted as brothers and sisters. It is the task of the various Dioceses actively to ensure that these people, who are obliged to live outside the safety net of civil society, may find a sense of brotherhood in the Christian community. Solidarity means taking responsibility for those in trouble. I think that it is important to repeat that when people are seeking justice and compassion the Church must act because of the commandment of love. This is necessary even to the point of taking actions which touch the political arena. Peace, Fr. Andy

A M We will be having our anoin ng at the following weekend Masses:

S , M . 05, 2016 E : 4:30 S : 6:00

S , M . 06, 2016 E : 7:30 , 9:00

S : 10:45 , 12:30

If you are interested in receiving this very special blessing, mark your calendars now for that weekend. We ask that you sit in one of the pews towards the front of church, in the middle sec ons. The ushers will show you where to sit. This is a prime opportunity for healing of the body, mind and spirit please feel free to be a part of it.

World’s Poor Collection

March 05-06, 2016 Next week our parish will take up the Collection for the World’s Poor. The 3 agencies represented in this collection are official church agencies that work to help the poor and disabled, help themselves out of poverty.

The Campaign for Human Development was founded to end the cycle of poverty throughout America by funding organizations that help individuals help themselves. CCHD’s grants go to improving education, housing situations, and community economic development in low income neighborhoods. Your contribution will defend human dignity and reach out to those marginalized.

The Catholic Relief Services Collection funds six Catholic Agencies that touch more than 100 million lives around the world. The funds from this collection help provide food to the hungry, support to displaced refugees, and Christ’s love and respect to all people.

Peter’s Pence Collection provides Pope Francis with the funds he needs to carry out his charitable work around the world. The proceeds benefit our brothers and sisters on the margins of society, including victims of war, oppression, and disasters. Join our Holy Father as a witness of charity to those who are suffering.

Next week please give generously to this collection and help Jesus in disguise!

FAITH FORMATION CORNER Faith Forma on has begun. If you s ll need to register children please do so as soon as possible. Classes run from 5:45 un l 7:30 on Wednesdays. If you have any ques ons, please contact Rita Bauldry at 435-2016.

2015-2016 Faith Forma on Schedule (subject to change)

WEDNESDAY NIGHT CLASSES FOR GRADES K to 12 5:45 pm - 7:30 pm

Feb 24 Classes (Primary Sta ons of the Cross)

Mar 2 Classes (Middle/High Sta ons of the Cross) 9 Classes

16 Classes 23 NO CLASSES - SPRING BREAK 30 Classes

Bilingual Choir We practice on Saturday mornings at NOON in the Music Room, the LL of the Community Center, Rm. 15. Our next practice will be Sat., March 5. We welcome children ages 7 to Adults to be part of the choir. Please feel free to contact Rita at the 435-2016 for more info.

Bible Study Group We are studying the Gospel of St. John. We read, reflect, share & pray with fellow parishioners. We meet the 1st & 3rd Thursday of the month, 10-11:30am. Call Jim Falk for more info 869-7611. “Ignorance of Scriptures is ignorance of Christ” - St. Jerome

Viaticum—Food for the Journey” Study Group - This evening Study group meets weekly on Thursdays at 7PM, Rm. 215, 2nd floor of the Parish Center. Anyone interested in joining the study group, please call Rita at 435-2016.

The English Choir provides the music for the 9:00 AM Sunday Masses. We meet every week on Thursday evenings at 5:30 PM. We meet in the Music Room, the LL of the Community Center, Rm. 15. We welcome children ages 7 to Adults to be part of the choir. Please feel free to contact Rita at the Parish office 435-2016 if you are interested in more information.

Weekly Staff Meeting We hold our weekly staff meeting every Monday 10 -12. So no one is available to answer phones or the door. Please refrain from calling/coming during that time. Thank you for your understanding. - Fr. Andy

The Golden Threads of Mary is a bilingual group for adults and the elderly. We encourage you to join us and be

part of this free bilingual program. We will have Gospel-based reflections and we will create various arts and crafts in a friendly and multicultural environment. Our mission is to build a more united relationship among the members of our beautiful community at St. Willebrord Parish. The meetings will be held on Wednesdays from 3:00 – 5:00pm, room #213, at the Parish Center. For more information in English call Ana at (920) 784-7057.

CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sunday, F 28 E W R (S )-P 9:00 RCIA 10:00 Spn AA 1:45 Spn Youth Group Monday, F 29 5:00 Spn Emmaus Women 6:00 RCIC 6:30 RCIA Tuesday, M 1 6:00 Spn Prayer Group Wednesday, M 2 12:45 Eng Sta ons of the Cross (a er the noon Mass) 3:00 Bilingual Group - Mary’s Golden Threads 5:00 NEW Community Shelter Meal 5:45 Eng Faith Forma on - Classes Thursday, M 3 10:00 Eng Bible Study 5:15 Eng Emmaus Women 5:30 Eng Choir Prac ce 6:00 Spn AA 7:00 Eng Via cum 7:00 Spn Mass 7:30 Eng AA Friday, M 4 5:00 Spn Faith Forma on - Classes 5:00 El Viñador - Prac ce 5:00 Spn Amigos de Jesus 5:00 Spn Sta ons of the Cross 6:00 Spn First Friday Mass Saturday, M 5 • 2 C M • A ’ L R (S )-P • A M - 4:30 , 6:00 9:00 Spn Faith Forma on - Classes 10:00 Spn AA 11:00 Spn Amigos de Jesus 12:00 Bilingual Choir Prac ce 7:00 Spn Eucharis c Adora on Sunday, M 6 • 2 C M • A M -7:30 , 9 , 10:45 , 12:30 9:00 RCIA - 2nd Scru ny 10:00 Spn AA 10:45 RCIA - 2nd Scru ny 1:45 Spn Youth Group

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W ’ E R Friday, March 11 - Sunday, March 13, 2016 (at Norbertine Center For Spirituality)

Get your reserva on in this week for the upcoming Emmaus retreat. The team is busily making final prepara ons for what will be an incredible experience for all in a endance. Be a part of this truly amazing event.

Cost: $95 which includes your room, meals, and materials. Registra on forms are located in the pamphlet rack outside the gathering space.

Ques ons? Call Ellen (606-5640) or Mary (680-7978 and they will be happy to tell you more!

40 Cans for Lent St. Willebrord’s Social Concerns group is sponsoring a canned food drive for our food pantry during this Lenten season. Consider dona ng a can of non-perishable food items for each week or each day of Lent. Together we ca help fight hunger.

Parish Penance Service Wednesday, March 23, 6:00pm

We encourage all of you to plan ahead and be affirmed by the loving presence of Jesus in the Sacrament of Reconcilia on.

The Way of the Sorrowful Mother Join us every Friday a er the noon Mass for the Devo on to Our Lady of Sorrows with Eucharis c Exposi on & Benedic on. We get done by 1:00pm.

Come Pray With Us After the 7:15 daily Mass stay to pray the rosary. Consider staying a few extra minutes to join in prayer with this special group.

Sta ons of the Cross Join us on Wednesdays a er the 12:05pm Mass. The Sta ons of the Cross are part of our Lenten Tradi ons and of our spiritual journey.

Passover (Seder) Meal Date: Mon., March 21, 2016 Time: 6:00pm, Cost: $10.00

Experience the Jewish Passover Meal with a Chris an reflec on on the Last Supper. The deadline to sign up is Sunday, March 13, 2016. Rita is also looking for anyone interested in helping set up, serve, and clean up. If you’re interested please contact her at 435-2016. Thank you for your help.

Sacrament of Reconcilia on The following is the regular confession schedule for at our parish:

M-F: 7-7:15am, and 11:30am- 12pm Saturday: 7:00-7:15am.

40 Days for Life From now and through March 20, you’re invited to stand and peacefully pray for end of abor on during the 40 Days for Life vigil. The vigil takes place in the public right-of-way outside Planned Parenthood at 2605 S. Oneida St., in Ashwaubenon. If you want to volunteer to pray during the St. Willebrord’s shi (Sundays 10am-noon) call us at 435-2016 or simply show up. For more info or to register online visit: 40daysforlife.com/local-campaigns/green-bay

You†h Group

MIDDLE SCHOOL

TEENS:

Are you between 11 to 14 years? Do you wonder, Who am I? Why do I am the way I am? What is happening to me?

These are very common questions in this stage of your life. So

we invite you to be part of ANGELS OF GOD. This is a group of teenagers with your same concerns. Rudy Hernandez and Laura Martinez, guided by the hand of God will help you find answers. If you want more information contact, Griselle Montalvo, Youth Ministry Coordinator, at 435-2016.

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Would you like to find out if Alcoholics Anonymous could help you

or a family member? Call the Green Bay Area AA Hot Line 920-432-2600

A weekend away, for just the two of you... A Marriage Encounter Weekend offers you this experience.

March 4-6-Norber ne Spirituality Center Apr. 16-17-Norber ne Spirituality Center For more informa on, contact Sue & Dennis Amtmann (920-544-5166 / Registra onCouple@GBME.org) or visit www.gbme.org

Men for All Seasons: A Men's Spirituality Conference

Saturday, March 5, 7:30am-5:30pm KI Conven on Center, 333 Main St

Registra on required by Feb. 29. Please use the promo code: abbey10 to receive $10 off your registra on at check out. **Special rates apply for all clergy and high school/college students.

Lenten Fish Dinners Prince of Peace Parish 3425 Willow Rd., Green Bay, WI 54311 Fri., Mar. 11th, 4:30-7:00pm 10+ $9, 5 to 9, $4, 4 & under Free

Holy Cross Parish 3002 Bay Se lement Rd, March 4 & 18, 5-7 pm. Cost: $9/regular plate, $11/large, $5

The St. Ma hew Men’s Club Thursday, March 3rd at St. Ma hew Catholic Church, 4:30-10:00pm. All-You-Can-Eat. Plus raffles and silent and live auc on items. Tickets: $20(advance) and $25(door). 130 St Ma hew St, 435-6811

Help for the Homeless We are collec ng NEW hygiene and cleaning items for local homeless and crisis programs through “Help for the Homeless” hygiene drive. Feb. 21 – March 13. Please place your dona ons in the Help for the Homeless collec on box located in the Church hallway by March 13. Most urgently needed items are laundry soap, garbage bags, dental and hair care, diapers, ssue, and feminine care. Your dona ons will remain in this community. Thank you! Mass in honor of St. Joseph, spouse of the Blessed Virgin Mary at the Cathedral on Sat., morning March 19th at 8:30am

*Find the brochures by the church entrances

Mensaje de nuestro Párroco: La semana pasada escribí acerca de las acciones tomadas durante el “Día sin Latinos” en Wisconsin. Aunque muchas de esas acciones tenían un enfoque de crear un efecto hacia un cambio político, mucha gente de fe respondieron con compasión para demostrar su solidaridad con los emigrantes y otras “personas desplazadas.” La oficina parroquial estuvo cerrada ese día. Muchas oraciones y

sacrificios fueron ofrecidos por el bien de tanta gente vulnerable, temerosa, y estresada a causa de su estatus migratorio.

Nuestra fe católica, raizada en las enseñanzas de la tradición Judeo-Cristiana desde tiempos inmemoriales, siempre ha buscado la justicia para el vulnerable, incluyendo al “extranjero.” Esto es lenguaje bíblico. Jesucristo nos enseña que debemos de cumplir el mandamiento de amar al prójimo. Los inmigrantes son nuestros prójimos. Vean la siguiente cita de Papa Francisco:

“La Iglesia es madre, y su atención materna se manifiesta con particular ternura y cercanía a quien está obligado a escapar de su país y vive entre el desarraigo y la integración. Esta tensión destruye a las personas. La compasión cristiana —este «sufrir con», con-pasión— se expresa ante todo mediante el compromiso de conocer los hechos que impulsan a dejar forzadamente la patria, y, donde es necesario, haciéndose intérprete de quien no logra hacer oír el grito de dolor y opresión…Todos estos elementos deshumanizan y deben impulsar a cada cristiano y a toda la comunidad hacia una atención concreta.” (Discurso Del Santo Padre Francisco, A Los Participantes En La Plenaria Del Consejo Pontificio De Los Emigrantes E Itinerantes Sala Clementina, Viernes 24 de mayo de 2013) Además, los Obispos Católicos de los Estados Unidos y México, en comunión con el Santo Papa Juan Pablo II, en su mensaje para la Jornada Mundial del Emigrante - 1996, afirman: “En la Iglesia nadie es extranjero, y la Iglesia no es extranjera para ningún hombre y en ningún lugar. Como sacramento de unidad y, por tanto, como signo y fuerza de agregación de todo el género humano, la Iglesia es el lugar donde también los emigrantes ilegales son reconocidos y acogidos como hermanos. Corresponde a las diversas diócesis movilizarse para que esas personas, obligadas a vivir fuera de la red de protección de la sociedad civil, encuentren un sentido de fraternidad en la comunidad cristiana. La solidaridad es asunción de responsabilidad ante quien se halla en dificultad.” Creo que es importante repetir, que cuando la gente busca justicia y compasión, la Iglesia debe actuar en respuesta al mandamiento de amor. Esto es necesario hasta tal punto de tomar acciones que caen dentro de la arena política. Paz, Fr. Andy

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Cada año, en St. Willebrord les brinda la oportunidad de recibir la bendición de sanación de Dios en las siguientes Misas:

S , M 5 4:30 ( ), 6:00

D , M 6 7:30 9 ( )

10:45 12:30

Si están interesados en recibir la unción, anoten las fechas de ese fin de semana. Les pedimos que se sienten en las bancas del frente en las secciones de en medio. Esta es una oportunidad excelente para buscar la sanación de cuerpo, mente y espíritu. Anímense a par cipar en ella.

Colecta para los Pobres del Mundo

Marzo 05-06, 2016 La siguiente semana nuestra parroquia llevara a cabo la Colecta para los Pobres del Mundo. Las tres agencias representadas en esta colecta son agencias oficiales de la iglesia que trabajan para ayudar a los pobres y minusválidos a ayudarse a sí mismos a salir de esa pobreza.

La Campaña por el Desarrollo Humano fue fundada para terminar con el ciclo de pobreza en todo Estados Unidos fundando organizaciones que ayudan a individuos a superarse. Esta campaña otorga becas para mejorar la educación, vivienda, y da apoyo para el desarrollo económico de vecindarios de comunidades de bajos ingresos. Su contribución ayuda a defender la dignidad humana y dar ayuda a los marginados.

La Colecta para Servicios Católicos de Auxilio provee fondos para 6 Agencias Católicas que llegan a mas de 100 millones de personas en todo el mundo. Los fondos de esta colecta nos ayudan a proveer comida para el hambriento, apoyo a los refugiados desplazados, y a llevar el amor y respeto de Jesucristo a los necesitados.

La Colecta Peter’s Pence provee a Papa Francisco los fondos necesarios para llevar a cabo su trabajo caritativo por todo el mundo. Lo recaudado beneficia a nuestros hermanos y hermanas el los márgenes de la sociedad, incluyendo a las victimas de guerra, oprimidos, desastres naturales, y otras necesidades.

¡La semana que entra por favor den generosamente y ayuden a Jesucristo !

CORRESPONSABILIDADPARROQUIAL Contribuciones del in de semana pasado..…..$ 9,056 Presupuesto semanal………………......……………..$ 8,750 Semanal Sobrante/(Faltante)………...……...……$ 306 En lo que va del ano - Sobrante/(Faltante)…..$ 3,812 Gracias por su generoso apoyo!

Grupo de Jóvenes Cristo Vivo ¿Eres un joven de 15 años o mas? ¿Te gustaría ser parte de un grupo alegre donde aprenderás sobre el amor, fe, y liderazgo? ¡Entonces únete a nosotros! Llama a Lupita Dorado al 265.3245 para mas detalles.

Re ros Cuaresmales

Para adolescentes de 12 a 14 años • Sábado 5 de Marzo, 2016 comenzando a las 9:00am y terminando con la Misa de 6:00pm y adoración al San simo hasta las 9:00pm

*Fecha limite de registración Febrero 28, 2016.

Para jóvenes de 15 años en adelante • Jueves 24 de Marzo - Sábado 26 de Marzo, 2016

comienza el Jueves Santo, 24 de Marzo a las 4:00pm y termina el Sábado de Gloria, 26 de Marzo a las 10:00am

* Fecha limite de registración Marzo 15, 2016. **Los padres y madres tendrán una reflexión el viernes 25 de Marzo de las 8:30pm -11:00pm. Por favor de marcar sus calendarios para que nos apoyen con su presencia que es muy importante.

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CENAPASCUALLunes,21deMarzo,2016,6:00pm,Costo:$10Experimente una cena de la Pascua Judıa con una re lexion cristiana de la Ultima Cena. La fecha limite para hacer sus reservaciones es el Domingo, 13 de Marzo, 2016. Rita esta buscando voluntarios para ayudar a poner las mesas, servir y la limpieza despues del evento. Si quiere ayudar por favor llame al 435-2016. VIACRUCISLa devocion del Viacrucis es parte de nuestras tradiciones cuaresmales y de nuestra experiencia espiritual. Los invitamos a todos a tomar parte de esta hermosa devocion todos los Viernes de Cuaresma, a las 6:00pm en la iglesia.

40 Latas de Comida por la Cuaresma El grupo de Asuntos Humanos esta patrocinando una colecta de comida enlatada para reabastecer nuestra despensa durante esta temporada de cuaresma. ¿Que tal donar una lata de comida para cada semana o cada día de la cuaresma? Juntos podemos ayudar a vencer el hambre.

POSTRES PARA LA CENA DEL REFUGIO El Miércoles 2 de Marzo, los estudiantes del decimo grado del programa de Formación en la Fe en In-gles, se encargaran de preparar y servir la cena del refugio. Necesitamos su ayuda con postres como para 200 personas! Así que agradecemos sus donacio-nes de galletas, panecillos, o pastelillos hechos en ca-sa. Favor de traer sus dona-ciones a la oficina parro-quial a mas tardar EL 2 DE Marzo AL MEDIO DÍA. Y Gracias por su ayuda!

Ayuda para los Indigentes 91.9/91.5 The Family en colaboración con la Coalición de ayuda de personas sin hogar y vivienda del Condado de Brown y el United Way del Condado de Brown están llevando a cabo la recolección de ar culos NUEVOS para el higiene personal y limpieza para programas locales que ayudan a personas sin hogar y otros en crisis. Por favor dejen sus donaciones en las cajas de recolección de Help for the Homeless que se encuentran en el pasillo de iglesia a mas tardar el 13 de Marzo. Lo que se necesita con mas urgencia son detergente para la ropa, bolsas de basura, para cuidado dental, shampoo, pañales, papel de baño, y toallitas femeninas. Sus donaciones se quedaran en nuestra comunidad. Gracias por su colaboración! Para mas informacion Visite thefamily.net o 800-236-9364

IMPORTANTES NÚMEROS DE TEL. ALCOHÓLICOS ANÓNIMOS Grupo Central de Green Bay-en el centro comunitario. Jueves a las 6:00pm, Sábado y Domingo a las 10:00am. Salomón 371-2185, Juan 530-9857, Jesse M. 265-3202 NATALIA SIDÓN - 448-3330 Coordinadora de prevención de crímenes hispanos a sus ordenes. CASA ALBA MELANIE - 445-0104 314 S Madison St.,www.casaalba.org. Mar-Vier: 10am - 4pm, Sáb- 10am - 2pm MARIA ARRIOLA 435-4040 ext.128 Centro de Servicios Personales de San Vicente de Paul DIÓCESIS DE GREEN BAY 437-7531 CARIDADES CATÓLICAS 272-8234

Fechas de Bautismos - 2016 A :S 9 M :S 7 D 29 J :D 26 J :S 2 D 31 A :S 6 D 28 S :S 3 O :S 1

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CALENDARIO DE EVENTOS Domingo, 28 de Febrero R E M - R 9:00 RCIA 10:00 Alcohólicos Anónimos 1:45 Grupo Juvenil Lunes, 29 de Febrero 5:00 Emaús Mujeres 6:00 RCIC 6:30 RCIA Martes, 1 de Marzo 6:00 Grupo de Oración Miércoles, 2 de Marzo 12:45 Viacrucis (ingles) después de la Misa de 12:05 3:00 Hilos de Oro de María (grupo bilingüe) 5:00 Cena del Refugio NEW Community 5:45 Formación en la Fe en Ingles - Clases Jueves, 3 de Marzo 10:00 Estudio Biblico (ingles) 5:15 Emaús Mujeres (ingles) 5:30 Prac ca de Coro (ingles) 6:00 Alcohólicos Anónimos 7:00 Via cum (ingles) 7:00 Misa 7:30 Alcohólicos Anónimos (ingles) Viernes, 4 de Marzo 5:00 Formación en la Fe - Clases 5:00 El Viñador - Ensayo 5:00 Amigos de Jesús 5:00 Viacrucis 6:00 Misa de Viernes Primero del Mes Sábado, 5 de Marzo • 2 C M • R C A -R • M U : 4:30 , 6:00 9:00 Formación en la Fe - Clases 10:00 Alcohólicos Anónimos 11:00 Amigos de Jesús 12:00 Coro Bilingüe - Prac ca 7:00 Adoración al San simo Sacramento Domingo, 6 de Marzo • 2 C M • M U : 7:30 , 9 , 10:45 , 12:30 9:00 RCIA - 2o Escru nio 10:00 Alcohólicos Anónimos 10:45 RCIA - 2o Escru nio 1:45 Grupo Juvenil

40 Días por la Vida Des de ahora y hasta el 20 de Marzo, están todos invitados a ir y rezar pacíficamente durante esta vigilia de 40 días por la vida sobre la acera del 2605 S. Oneida St., afuera de Planned Parenthood en Ashwaubenon. Para mas informes o si quieren ser voluntarios llamen al 435-2016 o visiten www.40DaysforLife.com/greenbay

Rostros de la Misericordia de Dios… Los encontramos en el Ministerio de Cuidado Pastoral

Los ministros de cuidado pastoral están capacitados para escuchar, apoyar y rezar con aquellos que necesitan algo de compasión. Estos voluntarios responden a las necesidades espirituales y emocionales de los que están de luto, hospitalizados, desahuciados, y los confinados al hogar.

Su dona vo a la Colecta del Obispo ayuda a que los ministros de cuidado pastoral reciban la capacitación necesaria para cuidar de las almas del que esta triste y solitario.

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