April 7, 2013 - St. Agnes Parish

Welcome to
1 4 84 NINTH S TREET · G REEN B AY, W I 5 43 0 4- 30 98
PARISH
INFORMATION
Phone (920) 494-2534
Email
stagnesparishoffice@netnet.net
Website
www.stagnesgreenbay.org
Parish Office Hours
Mon.-Thurs. 8:00am -12:00pm
12:30pm - 4:30pm
Fri. 8:00am - 12:00pm
Pastor
Father Patrick Beno
SACRAMENTAL SCHEDULE
Saturday
8:00am Mass
3:15pm Reconciliation
4:15pm Mass
Sunday
8:00am, 9:30am, and 11:00am
Masses
Monday
6:45am Mass
Tuesday
6:45am Mass*
8:45am School Mass
7:00pm Family Prayer Night
Wednesday
6:45am Mass*
Thursday
6:45am Mass*
8:45am School Mass
Friday
6:45am Mass*
* Reconciliation following Mass
until 7:45am (Tuesday-Friday)
TO OUR VISITORS
We welcome all new parishioners
to our parish family here at Saint
Agnes. We invite you to join us by
contacting the Parish Office to
find out more about our parish
and to register!
BULLETIN DEADLINE
Monday Noon
April 7, 2013 · Sunday of Divine Mercy
Parish News and Events
SAINT AGNES
Saint Agnes was born in 291
into a Roman family of
nobility and raised in a
Christian family. She
suffered martyrdom for her
faith and commitment to her
virginity as a young teen on
January 21, 304. In art she
is often portrayed holding a
lamb, a symbol of innocence.
Saint Agnes is the patron
saint of young girls.
Sacrament of Reconciliation
Following the 6:45am Mass
(Tuesday-Friday) and
Saturday 3:15 - 4:00pm or
by appointment.
Sacrament of Baptism
Arrangements are to be made
with the Pastor or Deacon.
Contact the Parish Office two
months before the anticipated
date of Baptism.
Sacrament of Marriage
Arrangements are to be made
with the Pastor or Deacon at
least six months in advance of
the wedding.
To Those Hospitalized,
Homebound or in Nursing
Homes
The Pastoral Staff and parish
volunteers will visit you at your
request or through the request
of family and friends. We can
also arrange to have the
Eucharist and the Sacrament
of the Sick for you by
contacting the Parish Office
Parish Outreach
If you seek assistance with rent,
groceries, utilities, emergency
shelter, etc., please contact the
Parish Office for referral and/
or direct assistance. After
hours, please call The Crisis
Center at (920) 436-8888.
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Here follows the first two paragraphs of Pope Francis’ Easter Homily.
To read the complete text go to: www.vatican.va → Holy See (English) → Homilies
Dear Brothers and Sisters,
In the Gospel of this radiant night of the Easter Vigil, we first meet the women who go
to the tomb of Jesus with spices to anoint his body (cf. Lk 24:1-3). They go to perform
an act of compassion, a traditional act of affection and love for a dear departed person, just as we would. They had followed Jesus, they had listened to his words, they
had felt understood by him in their dignity and they had accompanied him to the very
end, to Calvary and to the moment when he was taken down from the cross. We can
imagine their feelings as they make their way to the tomb: a certain sadness, sorrow
that Jesus had left them, he had died, his life had come to an end. Life would now go
on as before. Yet the women continued to feel love, the love for Jesus which now led
them to his tomb. But at this point, something completely new and unexpected happens,
something which upsets their hearts and their plans, something which will upset their
whole life: they see the stone removed from before the tomb, they draw near and they
do not find the Lord’s body. It is an event which leaves them perplexed, hesitant, full of
questions: “What happened?”, “What is the meaning of all this?” (cf. Lk 24:4). Doesn’t
the same thing also happen to us when something completely new occurs in our everyday life? We stop short, we don’t understand, we don’t know what to do. Newness often makes us fearful, including the newness which God brings us, the newness which God
asks of us. We are like the Apostles in the Gospel: often we would prefer to hold on to
our own security, to stand in front of a tomb, to think about someone who has died,
someone who ultimately lives on only as a memory, like the great historical figures from
the past. We are afraid of God’s surprises. Dear brothers and sisters, we are afraid
of God’s surprises! He always surprises us! The Lord is like that.
Dear brothers and sisters, let us not be closed to the newness that God wants to bring
into our lives! Are we often weary, disheartened and sad? Do we feel weighed down
by our sins? Do we think that we won’t be able to cope? Let us not close our hearts, let
us not lose confidence, let us never give up: there are no situations which God cannot
change, there is no sin which he cannot forgive if only we open ourselves to him.
Thank you to John & Karen Mucha who have donated
this year’s Easter Candle in memory of their parents:
Herbert & Anna Fleischman
Edward & Gertrude Mucha
Bishop’s Appeal 2013
Welcoming New Catholics
This Easter Season is a wonderful time to celebrate our faith and the Resurrection of
our Lord. For those newly initiated into the Catholic Church, this spring also marks a milestone on their faith journey.
With help from parish-directed programs called the Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
(RCIA), candidates received the resources, support, and knowledge they needed to take
the next step in their journey of faith. Clare Sturm, Director of Worship for the Diocese
of Green Bay, helps parishes enhance their RCIA programs by providing them with new
ways to create a warm and welcoming place to find God. With a gift to the Bishop’s
Appeal, you can join Clare in helping parishes enhance their RCIA programs and welcome future, newly formed Catholics.
Welcome to St. Agnes Catholic Church · Green Bay, WI
Alive in Faith
FINANCIAL STEWARDSHIP
2013
Contributions received the week of
March 25th – March 31st
will be reported in next week’s bulletin
due to vacation schedules.
NEXT WEEK’S SECOND COLLECTION
Next week there will be a second collection for Parish Debt Reduction. Donations
made through the second collection or via
the special gold envelope for the month
go directly to pay off the loan remaining
on our Church Renovation. Your generosity is very much appreciated.
74%
GOAL: $ 75,948
Pledged to Date: $ 55,948
Number of Donors: 387
The Bishop’s Appeal supports many important ministries and programs, for example: Religious Education programs;
youth ministries; local charities; retired
clergy; and our Catholic schools. If you
have not yet made your gift or pledge,
please pray about your decision and
consider making a pledge or one-time
gift. Join us, your Catholic community, as
we share our blessings and join in our
effort to become more—alive in faith.
Please Give Generously to
Bishop’s Appeal 2013
Faith Formation
“Peace Be With You”
From http://peaceonjustice.wordpress.com/2013/03/22/divinemercy-sunday-second-sunday-of-easter-april-7-2013-lectionaryreflection/
“…In light of the Gospel’s invitation to be peacemakers,
our commitment to solidarity with our neighbors – at home
and abroad – also demands that we promote peace and
pursue justice in a world marred by terrible violence and
conflict. Decisions on the use of force should be guided
by traditional moral criteria and undertaken only as a
last resort. As Pope Paul VI taught: “If you want peace
work for justice.” Forming Consciences for Faithful
Citizenship (53), USCCB
You have received Jesus’ peace in the Word. You have
received Jesus’ peace in the Eucharist. So why should
doubt or lack of courage keep us from being that peace
in the world? Jesus sends us into the world not alone, for
his Eucharistic presence is with us and we have been
anointed in the Sacramental grace of Confirmation with
the Holy Spirit. We have been blessed to believe and
Women in the Bible Series
Timely...imaginative...spiritual...many women
emerge from the pages of Scripture as con
temporary role models who guide us closer
to God. Please join Deborah Gretzinger as
their lives are explored through prayer,
discussion and reflection.
This series is free of charge. Please contact
Deborah Gretzinger at 920-494-6450 if
interested.
receive life in his name. How will you share that newness
of life and express the peace in your soul as peace in the
world? Let prayer, in praise and adoration, punctuate
each day. Let the healing Sacramental grace of Reconciliation heal your soul from conflict. As our lives are sustained by Jesus’ peace, being peace in the world flows
from the grace we’ve received — being incremental
pieces of peace.
Upcoming Faith Formation Calendar of Events:
• RE Classes – April 10
• Friday Night Live Event for MS students – April 12 –
6:00-9:00 p.m. at Nativity
• Holy Grounds Harvest for HS students – April 14 –
5:30-8:00 p.m. at Quad Parish
• End of the Year Mass – April 17 – 6:30 p.m. in
church – all parents and students attend
• 1st Eucharist Retreat & Practice – April 27
from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
• 1st Eucharist Mass – April 28 at 1:00 p.m.
“Ruth, the Disciple-in-Law”
Mon., May 13 (6:30-7:30pm) or Thurs., May 16 (1:00-2:00pm)
“Hannah at Prayer”
Mon., May 20 (6:30-7:30pm) or Thurs., May 23 (1:00-2:00pm)
“At Last, Elizabeth”
Mon., May 27 (6:30-7:30pm) or Thurs., May 30 (1:00-2:00pm)
“Mary, the Girl of Nazareth”
Mon., June 3 (6:30-7:30pm) or Thurs., June 6 (1:00-2:00pm)
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C a t h o li c Sc h o o l s
HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL
!
HFS Spring Fling (Dinner Auction)
Tickets are on sale! !
Join us on Saturday, April 13 in the HFS Multipurpose
Center (Gym) from 6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. for a night
of: Live Music, Great Food, Silent & Live Auctions and Fun!
Tickets are $25/person now or $30/person at the door.
Tickets are available at the Scrip table and at Holy
Family School or mail a check payable to HFS for the
amount of tickets you wish and your name will be
placed on the guest registry.
Call Tiffany Foscato at 619-4412
or email her at tfoscato1@new.rr.com.
Spring Flower Sale: The 8th grade from Holy Family
School is hosting their 3rd annual Green Bay Floral
Flower Sale! Get your flower coupons now for spring
planting or Mother's Day (May 12).
• 10" Hanging Basket - $23.00
• 4.5" Pot - $3.70
• Flat (18 3-packs) - $20.00
An order form was sent in the weekly envelope. Please
sell coupons to your neighbors, family and friends. All
you have to deliver is a coupon! So easy!
Coupon orders are due April 19th.
Please contact Treena Leonhard with any questions at
tjleonhard@gmail.com or 920-606-1056. Proceeds go
toward 8th grade graduation, class trip and a class gift
to HFS. Thank you for the support! Mark your calendar
for May 1st - coupon pick up day at 2:45-3:45. If you
can't make it that day, contact Treena and she’ll get them
to you.
NOTRE DAME ACADEMY
Triton Runway, a fashion extraordinaire, will take place on Saturday, May 11 at Notre Dame Academy. The evening
includes a fashion show, boutique shopping, door prizes, a raffle and desserts and refreshments. For more information,
contact Minnie Bouche, Director of Development at 429-6114.
Mark Your Calendar: The Triton Golf Classic will be held on Monday, August 12 at Oneida Golf and Country Club.
Contact Minnie Bouche, Director of Development at 429-6114 for more information.
Chapel of St. Norbert at NDA
• Mass each school day at 7:30 a.m. (Tuesday Mass begins at 7:25 a.m.)
• Eucharistic Adoration: Mondays at 8 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.
G. R . A . C . E .
GRACE congratulates Mary Koehler - St. Bernard School,
Jodie Sullivan - Resurrection School, and Jeffrey Young Notre Dame Elementary School who were selected as
'Teachers of Distinction' for the 2012-13 School Year.
GRACE Catholic Schools serve 300 students with unique
learning needs. For more information on these services
please go to www.gracesystem.org, click on Parent/
Student Resources, GRACE Publications, and choose the
Student Services brochure.
GRACE Preschool Story Time
Weekly preschool story time will be held at the GRACE
Offices (1087 Kellogg St.) on Wednesdays from 10:0011:00am. This is open to the public, free of charge, and
is for children ages 2-5 and their parents.
April 10 - Shapes
April 17 - Dogs and Puppies
April 24 - Cats and Kittens
Please contact Mary McCabe at St. Thomas More School
with questions, 432-8242.
L o c a l E ve nt s
Movie and Discussion: Edges of the Lord
Norbertine Center for Spirituality - 1016 N. Broadway
Please join us for this inspiring story of a Jewish boy struggling to survive the Nazis during World War II who finds
unexpected allies in a Catholic family and a neighboring
parish priest. Monday, April 15 from 10:00 a.m.-12:00
Noon OR 6:30-8:30 p.m. Free will offering.
“Annie Get Your Gun” - Fireside Theater, Fort Atkinson
Join Nativity Parish on Wednesday, May 8 for the tale of
Annie Oakley-the world’s greatest sharpshooter-and her
journey to find fortune, fame and true love. Along the way
she meets an array of colorful characters. Cost for bus
transportation, lunch and show is $85.00. Call Vicki at
Nativity Parish, 490-1352 ext. 203, for more details.
Egg Roll Sale - $12/dozen Place your order today for freshly made egg rolls (pork or vegetable) at 496-2160 or
www.quad-parish.org. Orders due April 23. Pick up on April 27 (11:30am-3:30pm) at St. Jude Church.
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Welcome to St. Agnes Catholic Church · Green Bay, WI
St. Agnes Men’s Club Fisherman’s Night Out
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Guest speaker Mary Ann Husky will present:
“Understanding Your GPS.”
Doors to the Parish Social Hall open at 5:30 p.m.
Program starts at 6:45 p.m.
Smelt fry and raffles will follow the speaker.
Tickets: $9.00 - available at the Parish Office or at the door.
All are welcome!
Men’s Club Booyah Carryout
Next Sunday!
The St. Agnes Men’s Club is sponsoring their
26th Annual Spring Booyah Carryout Sale on
Sunday, April 14 from 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. or until gone.
This is a Men’s Club fundraiser to provide funds for charities.
If you have any ice cream pails with covers that you wish to
donate, please drop them off at the Parish Office.
Annual Appreciation Dinner
Our Annual Appreciation Dinner for our parish volunteers
will be held on Thursday, April 25 at the Rock Garden
Supper Club. Cash bar begins at 5:30pm with Dinner at
6:15pm. Tickets will be available following Masses on
April 13 & 14 or at the Parish Office from April 15 - 22.
There is no charge to you for the tickets. The parish pays
for each ticket disbursed therefore kindly inform the Parish Office if you are unable to keep your reservation.
Skilled Woodcrafter Needed
Looking for someone with excellent wood crafting skills to build a kiosk like the one we have
in the narthex that will be suitable for the display of brochures, newspapers, prayer cards,
etc. Contact Fr. Patrick at the Parish Office
(494-2534) if you are interested in helping with this project.
World Day of Prayer for Vocations
April 21, 2013
In observance of World Day of Prayer for
Vocations, the Green Bay Serra Clubs and
Knights of Columbus Council #617 together with St. Agnes
Parish are hosting an all-night Eucharistic Adoration Vigil
for Vocations.
The Vigil will begin on Saturday, April 20 following the
4:15 p.m. Mass and continue through the night until the
8:00 a.m. Mass on Sunday, April 21.
We need people to commit to each hour during the night.
To sign up for an hour call John Levesque at 499-5736.
Please come and offer a prayer!
A Warm Welcome To Our New Parishioners
Laura Ebetino
Stephen Mlinaz
Lynea Moat
Angela Oleson
Anthony Seidel
Sheena Shubat
Heath & Lisa Urick Family
Donna Van Eycke
A & A Alexandrina Center
We thank A & A Alexandrina Center, LTD.,
Green Bay’s premier crisis pregnancy center,
where women from all walks of life come for
help, hope and support for themselves and their unborn children. In 2012, over 600 new clients and 1600 regular clients entered the Center’s doors for help. Over 700 free
pregnancy tests were administered along with over 80 free
ultrasounds. All financial donations, services and resources
go to those women and babies who come to the Center.
We thank all the St. Agnes parishioners who contribute by
putting diapers, wipes, bottles, formula, baby blankets, etc.
in the “Pack-N-Play” in the narthex. One week these items
go to A & A Alexandrina and the next week they are taken
to Love Life.
“Neither snow, nor sleet, nor gloom of night…” could have
been the slogan for those who walked this Lent for “40
Days for Life.” Thank you to all the volunteers, especially
our St. Agnes Parish members, who braved the cold to witness to the sanctity of every human life. At the closing
Mass, Bishop Ricken reminded us that we may never know
if our witnessing made a difference, but we must keep trying to save the lives of the most vulnerable in our society.
As Mother Teresa said, “God does not require us to be
successful, He requires us to be faithful.” Thank you.
Daily Scripture
Monday, April 8: Is 7:10-14; 8:10/Heb 10:4-10/
Lk 1:26-38
Tuesday, April 9: Acts 4:32-37/Jn 3:7b-15
Wednesday, April 10: Acts 5:17-26/Jn 3:16-21
Thursday, April 11: Acts 5:27-33/Jn3:31-36
Friday, April 12: Acts 5:34-42/Jn 6:1-15
Saturday, April 13: Acts 6:1-7/Jn 6:16-21
Sunday, April 14: Acts 5:27-32/40b-41/Rv 5:11-14/
Jn 21: 1-19
Holy Father’s Prayer Intentions for April
Liturgy, Source of Life. That the public, prayerful celebration of faith may give life to the faithful.
Mission Churches. That mission churches may be signs and
instruments of hope and resurrection.
PRAYER VINE - Please call Tim Mangless,
the vine starter, at 497-1886 with your prayer requests.
Walking Toward Eternity: Daring to Walk the Walk
Participants will meet next on:
Monday, April 15 (6:30-8:00 p.m.) or
Thursday, April 18 (1:00-2:30 p.m.)
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Mass Intentions
Monday, April 8 (The Annunciation of the Lord)
6:45am
† Irma VandenAvond
Tuesday, April 9
6:45am
† Margaret Donovan
8:45am
† Mr. & Mrs. Huey Lanning and
Virginia Paul
School Mass (Grades 1-5)
7:00pm
† Family Prayer Night
Wednesday, April 10
6:45am
† Eunice Heim
Thursday, April 11 (St. Stanislaus)
6:45am
† JoAnn Holt
8:45am
† Bernard Duquette
School Mass (Grades 6-8)
Friday, April 12
6:45am
† For the People of St. Agnes Parish
Saturday, April 13 (St. Martin I)
8:00am
† Kenneth C. Molzahn
4:15pm
Rick & Patty Sherman
(30th Wedding Anniversary)
Sunday, April 14—Third Sunday of Easter
8:00am
† John Kokoszka
9:30am
† Myron Skaleski
11:00am † For the People of St. Agnes Parish
The rosary is prayed every Monday, Wednesday & Friday
following the 6:45am Mass. Please come and join us!
This Week at St. Agnes
Tuesday, April 9
6:30-8:00pm – Youth Choir Practice
5:00pm – Parish Pastoral Council
Thursday, April 11
5:30pm – Men’s Club Fisherman’s Night Out
6:30pm – Adult Choir Practice
Friday, April 12
7:30am – Serra Club
Sunday, April 14
9:00am-1:00pm – Men’s Club Booyah Carryout
BAS OF MARRIAGE
I Jessica Knox & Tyler Marchetti
II Teddi Rutherford & Tyler Bratz
III Tonya Holmes & Victor Tellez
“These couples wish to be married at St. Agnes Church. If anyone
is aware of any serious reason why these marriages should not
take place, he or she has a moral obligation before God to make
the pastor aware of these concerns.”
Congratulations to
Tonya Holmes and Victor Tellez
who will be united in marriage
on April 13, 2013.
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Welcome to St. Agnes Catholic Church · Green Bay, WI
LITURGICAL ROLES FOR NEXT WEEK
Saturday, April 13, 4:15pm Mass
Eucharistic Ministers
Terry La Pacz, Karen Webb, Melissa Wolcanski, Lisa Treichel,
Christine LeCapitaine, Judy Lepak, Joan VanSeveren, Matt Wolcanski
Reader/Commentator
Deanne Wilinski, Mary Sullivan
Cantors/Musicians
Steve Wilda, Joyce Long
Altar Servers
Will Sullivan, Chris Wolcanski, Colby Drefcinski
Greeters
Lillian Kozlowski, Barb Winkler
Ushers
Jack Hodek, Donald Swiecichowski, Shirley Swiecichowski, Barb Winkler,
Bob Winkler
Sunday, April 14, 8:00am Mass
Eucharistic Ministers
Christine Wahlen, Jan Hermsen, Lily Janssen, Lee Hermsen, Missy Czyz,
Sandra Klimek, Joyce Konkle, Ruth Stoehr
Reader/Commentator
Dean Re, Jerry Madden
Cantors/Musicians
Kathy Janus, Marlene Falk, Shelly Gilbreath, Joyce Long
Altar Servers
Matthew Re, Jacob Re, Lucas LaMere
Greeters
Re Family, Pat Shimon, Judy Shimon, Kitty Hendry
Ushers
Sylvester Schoofs, Jeff Janssen, Teresa Peebles, Wayne Peebles,
Jeff Spyhalski
Sunday, April 14, 9:30am Mass
Eucharistic Ministers
Gloria De Beck, Maureen Pritchard, Pattie Brusky, Bruce Mommaerts,
Jerry De Beck, Rob Pritchard, Barb Gauthier, Judie Mommaerts
Reader/Commentator
Kathy Bisceglia, Shane Lagerman
Cantors/Musicians
Molly Wenholz, Joyce Long
Altar Servers
Alex Broullire, Myles Krzewinski, Avery McClain
Greeters
Kay Klimoski, Mary Nugent, Ed Nugent, Carol Vincent, Larry Francois
Ushers
Dave Norton, Russ Jacobs, Helen Dombeck, Jerry De Beck
Sunday, April 14, 11:00am Mass
Eucharistic Ministers
Fluffy Aerts, Kathy Miller, Elaine Vanden Berk Bettie Denny, Tom Miller,
Michelle Shimek, Frank Millhiser, Bernie Vanden Berk
Reader/Commentator
Dee Geurts-Bengtson, Mary Hyska
Cantors/Musicians
Dana Loch, Joyce Long
Altar Servers
Spencer Niemi, Conner Wendricks, Matthew Wendricks
Greeters
Kathy Lewis, Mary Ann Dobratz, Dale Lewis
Ushers
Richard Vogel, Bob LuMaye, Karl Schroeder, Ken Hornick,
John VanStechelman
C o n t ac t I n fo r m a t i o n
PASTORAL TEAM
PARISH STAFF
Pastor
Father Patrick Beno...(920) 494-2534
stagnesparishoffice@netnet.net
Parish Office ......... (920) 494-2534
stagnesparishoffice@netnet.net
Business Administrator/Accountant
Marci Lelinski ......... (920) 494-2534
stagnesmarci@netnet.net
Secretary/Receptionist
Renata Hruska ....... (920) 494-2534
stagnesparishoffice@netnet.net
Pastoral Associate
Deacon Jim Gauthier………………
(920) 494-2534
stagnesparishoffice@netnet.net
Pastoral Minister
Sr. Dorothy Wagner, OSF…………
(920) 494-2534
stagnessrdorothy@netnet.net
Religious Education Secretary
Sue Seif................... (920) 494-6450
religioused@stagnesgreenbay.org
Coordinator of Youth Ministry
Craig Majewski ..... (920) 494-6450
09cfmajew@gmail.com
Maintenance Coordinator
Kevin Bouche ........................................
stagneskevin@netnet.net
Coordinator of Religious Education
Deborah Gretzinger ... …………….
(920) 494-6450
dgretz1@yahoo.com
Printer
Kris Reimer . .(920) 494-1931 x203
Coordinator of Liturgy
Carol Kekula .......... (920) 494-1931
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HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL (920) 494-1931
Principal
Pamela Otto……………………..
potto@gracesystem.org
ST. AGNES CONVENT...(920) 494-3176
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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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731 Morris Ave., Green Bay, WI 494-6152
Tours Available
Mary and John Dollar
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One Financial Way, Cincinnati, Ohio 45242 (513) 794-6794
Phone 920-432-4348
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1227 S. Broadway
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2130 Velp Ave., Green Bay
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ST. AGNES CATHOLIC CHURCH, GREEN BAY, WI
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BLANEY FUNERAL HOME
1521 Shawano Ave.
Green Bay
920-494-7447
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Kenneth Blaney
Funeral Director
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2633 Development Dr. Ste. 40, Green Bay, WI 54311-4239
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Malcore Funeral Home & Crematory
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children’s activity room, Exclusively the only west side funeral home with crematory
NEW OWNERSHIP
Friday Fish Fry
Carry Outs
2511 W. Mason St.
497-6633
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Owner / Operator
(920) 217-5396
Financial Services & Member Benefits
Kristin O’Connell, FIC, CFP®, Parishioner
(920) 432-8824
DENNIS THOMPSON at
1-800-950-9950 Ext. 2470
Email: dthompson@4LPi.com
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CUSTOM SEWING AND ALTERATIONS
Deluxe Motor Coaches
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Cataract & Glaucoma Specialist
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920-497-0100 1543 Park Place
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920-498-2020
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Tender Hearts Assisted Living is a local, family owned
CBRF operated by a Registered Nurse with
over 20 years experience in nursing.
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Rachel A. Goffard, RN at (920) 366-8500
300 Cardinal Lane, Green Bay, WI 54313
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