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Family of Four ParishesOld St. MaryOur Lady of Divine ProvidenceSS Peter & PaulThree Holy WomenDecember 26, 2021, The Holy Family of Jesus, Mary and JosephMass ScheduleOld St. MaryWeekdays - 7:00 am & 12:05 pmSaturday - 4:30 pmSunday - 7:15, 9:00 & 11:30 amOur Lady ofDivine ProvidenceSt. Casimir ChurchSaturday - 4:00 pmSunday - 10:00 amSS Peter & PaulSaturday - 5:00 pmSunday - 9:30 am & 7:00 pmThree Holy WomenHoly Rosary ChurchSaturday - 4:30 pmSt. Hedwig ChurchSunday - 8:30 amSt. Rita ChurchSunday - 10:30 amReconciliationMonday, Tuesday & Friday -11:30 am at Old St. MarySaturday - 3:30-4:00 pmSt. Casimir ChurchSaturday - 3:30-4:30 pmHoly Rosary ChurchSaturday - 4:00-5:00 pmSS Peter & Paul
Pastor’s CornerPastoral CareIt is Christmas! It is the most wondrous feast—the birthdayof Jesus, who came to show us God’s love. Amid thistremendous joy, we remember those who are not with us,who are spending Christmas in Heaven.A BLESSED CHRISTMASAND A HEALTHY, HAPPYNEW YEAR!Christmas In Heaven“Yes, God so loved the world that hegave his only Son, that whoeverbelieves in him may not die but mayhave eternal life. For God did not sendthe Son into the world to condemn theworld, but that the world might besaved through him.”Tis Christmas in Heavenwhat a beautiful sight!It’s My first one here;everything is all right!The crib is adornedwith the brilliance of the star;Wisemen have come from near and far.(Gospel of St. John, ch.3)I’ve met all our dear oneswho preceded us here;the reunion was lovely,an event full of cheer.And tonight we’ll all gather,in reverence we’ll kneel,for the babe in the cradle,up in Heaven is REAL!Dear Friends,As we celebrate the birth of Jesus and the amazing love ofthe Holy Family, please know of our fervent prayers for youand your family!In these interesting days of change and the unknown, andsome anxiety and fears for the future, we stand firmly on therock of Jesus and the Holy Family! We often hear peoplesay: “I could not get through this without my family.” Well,more than ever we need our families! And we need thefamily of Jesus! And we need to remember those whostruggle with their families and those who for one reason oranother feel they have no families. We need our parishes tobe a family helping all families!I think of my family, that I left behindand I pray that your Christmas is as blessed as mine.Please shed no more tears, for my soul is at rest.Just love one another, live life to its best.Yes, it’s Christmas in Heaven,so, I’ve heard them say,Yet Christmas in Heavenhappens every day!It is no accident that when our four parishes committed toworking together we chose Family of Four as our motto!On behalf of Fr. John, Fr. Michael and myself, and the teamthat serves the Family of Four with such love, loyalty,creativity and compassion, know how grateful we are to befamily!When we are sad and waiting for consolation, how do wesee God with us? Isaiah assures us that God longs to gatherus and carry us, to offer guidance and a compassionateheart. What a comforting way to picture God being with us.Today, imagine yourself experiencing the tenderness of Godin one of these ways: resting in God’s arms as a weary onewould do with a good friend; gathered lovingly by God as alost sheep would be by a concerned shepherd; consoled byGod in an embrace of deep love by the beloved; comfortedas a child held on the lap of a parent.Sincerely,with love,Fr. TimGood Shepherd, come find me when I am lost. Gather me toyour heart when I am hurt. Protect me when I am in harm’sway. I turn to you with gratitude for your tender love. AmenMay you and your family have a Merry Christmas! Youremain in my prayers.Terri Balash, Director of Pastoral CareTo view the annualChristmas letter fromArchbishop Jerome E. Listecki,visit one of our parish websites!October 25, 20202Family of Four Parishes
Family MinistryFamily Ministry Book Study:The Temperament God Gave YouAll parents orgrandparents areinvited to join ourupcoming FamilyMinistry Book Studyof The TemperamentGod Gave You, byArt & LaraineBennett.All of us are bornwith a God-giventemperament that, allour days, colors ourunderstanding,guides our choices,and serves as thefoundation of ourmoral and spirituallife.Read the book, takethe temperament quiz,discover your owntemperament anduse this knowledge to become what God is calling you tobe: a loving spouse, an effective parent, a good friend.Most importantly, this understanding will help you to growcloser to God and help you to discover the path to holinessthat is unique and right for you.The Book Study group will meet on January 12 & 26 onZoom from 8:00-9:15 pm. To sign up orget more information, please go totinyurl.com/temperamentgodgaveyou,scan the QR code or contact AnhClausen, Director of Family Ministry andReligious Formation, at clausen@ffpmke.org or962-2443 ext 19.Young Adult MinistryUPLIFT FamiliesUPLIFT Families are exploring the profession of faith thisyear. This month, we are reflecting on the phrase, “.andin Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord, who was conceivedby the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary.”Young AdultWinter Weekend Retreat Coming Up!We remember and celebrate that, just as our Fall fromGrace was brought about through the cooperation of aman and woman (Adam and Eve), so too our Salvationwas brought about through the cooperation of a man andwoman: Jesus and Mary.All young adults in your 20s and 30s are invited to take timeto rest, relax and enjoy being away from your daily routine.Our Winter Weekend Retreat is an excellent way to explorethe deeper questions of life within a dynamic community ofyoung adults who are going through the same things youare. If you have a hunger to rest, refill your cup and get toknow Jesus and the Catholic Church better, WinterWeekend is right for you. The retreat goes from Friday,January 21 at 6:00 pm - Sunday, January 23 at 12:00 pmat the Schoenstatt Retreat Center in Waukesha, WI. Youmay reach out to Nino Rebholz with any questions or signup details at nrebholz@ffpmke.org.October 25, 2020Christmas Gift!Thanks to the gift of agenerous donor, free copies of Matthew Kelly’s book, LifeIs Messy, are available in the back of church. If you haveany questions, contact our Pastoral Associate, ChadGriesel, at cgriesel@ffpmke.org or 271-6577 x114.3Family of Four Parishes
Social Justice MinistriesJanuary Habitat Build DayMark your calendars for our Family of Four Parishes’ next Habitat for Humanity BuildDay! Help Habitat combat Milwaukee’s growing affordable housing crisis by lending ahelping hand on Saturday, January 15 from 8:00 am-3:00 pm. Parishioners aged 16 andolder are invited to help install flooring in a house in the Harambee neighborhood. For moreinformation and to register, please email Tim Logman, Habitat Parishioner Coordinator forthe Family of Four Parishes, at logs56@earthlink.net.Riverwest Food PantryRiverwest Food Pantry is in need of more volunteers to help distributefood to our neighbors. They cannot do it without you! If you or someoneyou know is available to help on Tuesdays (2:30-4:00 pm or2:30-6:00 pm) and Fridays (8:30-11:00 am), email Jack atvolunteer@riverwestfoodpantry.org or leave a voicemail at 301-1478.See their website for more info at www.riverwestfoodpantry.org/getinvolved. In a Community of Generosity, all are able to give and all areable to receive. Come, be a part of the community while helping others!Thank You!A heartfelt “Thank You!” to those who generously contributed to our parishes' Advent GivingTrees in support of Meta House and the Women’s Care Center of Milwaukee! Yourgenerosity was overwhelming and required staff to find “overflow” space in the parish officeuntil the organizations were able to pick up the gifts. We also extend our gratitude to thosewho supported the Holiday Giving Tree at SS Peter & Paul! Please know of our gratitudefor all your abundant giving. Merry Christmastide!Love Thy NeighborKwanzaa is a seven-day holiday observed from December 26 to January 1 that celebrates Black culture, ancestraltraditions and fellowship. Unlike Christmas and Hanukkah, the Kwanzaa holiday is not a religious celebration; it is related toChristmas only in the proximity of its timing. Its name comes from a Swahili phrase meaning "first fruits", and the celebrationis based on harvest festival traditions from throughout Africa. Each day of Kwanzaa focuses on one of seven principles withthe goal of strengthening community: unity, self-determination, collective work and responsibility, cooperative economics,purpose, creativity and faith. Milwaukee’s Kwanzaa celebration, one of the longest running in the country, primarilycelebrates young people and families while building community. If you’d like to get connected with the Racial Justice &Healing Committee that is sponsoring the “Love Thy Neighbor” articles, please email Laura Hancock at lhancock@ffpmke.org.Adult FormationEat, Drink and Be Catholic offers women and men of all ages a casualopportunity to explore the Catholic faith. We hope to provide space forintellectual, relational and spiritual growth, as well as some real communitybuilding. Our hope is that at the end of each evening, individuals not onlyknow more but are inspired and empowered to live out their faith. Thisyear’s theme is “People of God: Vulnerability and ‘Failure’ as a Path toGod.” Our next in-person events will be on Wednesdays, January 12 & 26at Mo’s A Place for Steaks! (720 N Plankinton) beginning at 7:00 pm. Formore information, to RSVP or be added to the email list for future events,contact Chad Griesel at cgriesel@ffpmke.org .Reflecting on the Sunday ReadingsWe invite individuals to share and reflect on the upcoming Sunday readings on the first and third Mondays of each month.Our next gathering will be Monday, January 3. In a small group setting, we break open God’s Word, allowing it to speak toour lives and to challenge us to grow in our understanding of who God is, who we are and who God is calling us to be. Thegroup meets in person in the parish center at Old St. Mary beginning at 7:00 pm. For further information, contact ourPastoral Associate, Chad Griesel, at cgriesel@ffpmke.org or 271-6577.October 25, 20204Family of Four Parishes
Catholic East ElementaryParish DirectoryALL PHONE NUMBERS ARE AREA CODE (414) UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.Christmas Greetings from Catholic East!OLD ST MARY PARISHWe are now in the midst of the TwelveDays of Christmas, and a season of joyfulgift-giving. One of the things that comes tomind is that the best gifts are those thatkeep on giving - like a great education!CHURCH: Broadway & KilbournOFFICE: 835 N Milwaukee St, Milwaukee WI 53202271.6180 / www.oldsaintmary.orgOUR LADY OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE PARISHSt. Casimir Church: Bremen & ClarkeOFFICE: 1716 N Humboldt Ave, Milwaukee WI 53202264.0049 / www.ourladyofdivineprovidence.orgThe collaboration of teachers and parentsresults in continual improvement in our student’s academicperformance. We are thrilled to share that Catholic East wasrecently honored with a 5-Star School designation from theWisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI)! Thismeans that Catholic East “Significantly ExceedsExpectations” for the 2020-2021 school year.SS PETER & PAUL PARISHCHURCH: Cramer & BradfordOFFICE: 2491 N Murray Ave, Milwaukee WI 53211962.2443 / www.ssppmilw.orgTHREE HOLY WOMEN PARISHHoly Rosary Church: Oakland & LafayetteSt Hedwig Church: Brady & HumboldtSt Rita Church: Cass & PleasantOFFICE: 1716 N Humboldt Ave, Milwaukee WI 53202271.6577 / www.threeholywomenparish.orgWe continue to work together on our goals to provide ahigh-quality education in four primary areas:Student Initiatives - increasing focus and developmentof programs such as math, STEM, trades, foreignlanguage, and other skill-based learningopportunities;High School Scholarships - for 8th Graders whodesire, but may not be able to afford, continuingtheir faith-based education at Catholic high schools;Faculty Retention - supporting development ofprofessional skills, growth of faith mission, andencouragement of continuity in staffing; andImproved Facilities - including a much-neededplayground at the SS Peter & Paul campus.PARISH TEAMPastor: Fr. Timothy L. Kitzke .tkitzke@ffpmke.orgIn Case of Emergency . (Cell) 762-7986Assoc. Pastor: Fr. John Baumgardner . jbaumgardner@ffpmke.orgIn Case of Emergency . (Cell) 305-3824Assoc. Pastor: Fr. Michael Malucha. mmalucha@ffpmke.orgIn Case of Emergency . (Cell) 262-707-0327Deacon Gary Nosacek .962-4997 or gnosacek@ffpmke.orgDeacon Steve Przedpelski .559-5761 or sprzedpel@gmail.comChad Griesel, Pastoral Associate . cgriesel@ffpmke.orgLaura Hancock, Dir. of Social Justice & Outreach .lhancock@ffpmke.orgMamie RIyeff, Social Justice Communications Coordinator . mriyeff@ffpmke.orgTerri Balash, Dir. of Pastoral Care. (Cell) 469-6173 or tbalash@ffpmke.orgChris D’Amato, Dir. of Admin Services. . cdamato@ffpmke.orgDaisy Rivera, OSM Office Admin . . .drivera@ffpmke.orgSandy Avery, SSPP Office Admin . .savery@ffpmke.orgLee Ann Blackmer, THW & OLDP Office Admin. . lablackmer@ffpmke.orgSteve Altman, Dir. of Maintenance . saltman@ffpmke.orgNicholas Corrao, OSM Sacristan & Maintenance . .ncorrao@ffpmke.orgMary Robertson, THW & OLDP Dir. of Music & Liturgy.mrobertson@ffpmke.orgMeggie Moyer, SSPP & OSM Assoc Dir. of Music & Liturgy . mmoyer@ffpmke.orgJoanne Krumberger, THW Sacristan .jkrumberger@ffpmke.orgTheresa Griesel, Communications Admin. . tgriesel@ffpmke.orgBrenda Buchanan, Parish Nurse . (Cell) 465-3545Please consider the benefits of giving your child - or those ofyour friends and family - a faith-based education at CatholicEast, our parish school. We are a diverse Catholiccommunity that encourages the pursuit of academicexcellence, nurtures strong moral development and fosterslifelong learning through living out the Gospel values. Formore information, visit our website at www.catholiceast.organd check out our Admissions page.Blessings and gratitude,Timothy Trzcinko, PrincipalFAMILY MINISTRY & RELIGIOUS FORMATIONAnh Clausen, Dir. of Family Ministry & Religious Formation .aclausen@ffpmke.orgMamie Riyeff, THW Family Ministry Coordinator .mriyeff@ffpmke.orgRachel McGrew, OLDP Family Ministry Coordinator . .rmcgrew@ffpmke.orgKenneth Gardinier, OSM Family Ministry Coordinator .kgardinier@ffpmke.orgLaTanya Bacon, SSPP Family Ministry Coordinator . .lbacon@ffpmke.orgNino Rebholz, Assoc. Dir. of Youth & Young Adult Ministry . .nrebholz@ffpmke.orgNadine Stoltz, Administrative Assistant . .nstoltz@ffpmke.org . .familyformation@ffpmke.orgMasses for the Family of Four ParishesNew Year’s WeekendCATHOLIC EAST ELEMENTARY SCHOOL2461 N Murray Ave., Milwaukee WI 53211Timothy Trzcinko, Principal . ttrzcinko@catholiceast.orgBeth Maniero, School Secretary . bmaniero@catholiceast.org or 964-1770Website. www.catholiceast.orgFriday, December 31 - New Year’s Eve4:30 pm - Holy Rosary Church6:00 pm-Midnight - Adoration & BenedictionSt. Rita ChurchEASTSIDE SENIOR SERVICES2618 N. Hackett Ave., Milwaukee, WI 53211 - essmilw@gmail.comMelissa Meier, Executive Director . 210-5881Kelly Glostott, Service Coordinator . 210-5881Saturday, January 1 - New Year’s DayPlease Note: If you or anyone you know has been sexuallyabused by church personnel and would like assistance, contactStephanie Delmore, the Victim Assistance Coordinator for theArchdiocese at 414-758-2232 or delmores@archmil.org. If youwould like to report independently of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee,please contact The Healing Center at 414-671-4325.10:00 am - SS Peter & PaulSunday, January 2Regular Mass ScheduleOctober 25, 20205Family of Four Parishes
Mass IntentionsPlease Pray For . . .SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26 The Holy Family of Jesus, Maryand Joseph(OSM) 7:15 am† Galena Lagoda(SH)8:30 am† Deceased Members of the SuminskiFamily(OSM) 9:00 am† Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Sanfilippo and† Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Zizzo(SSPP) 9:30 amPro Populo(SC) 10:00 amPro Populo(SR) 10:30 amPro Populo(OSM) 11:30 amPro Populo(SSPP) 7:00 pmNO MASSMONDAY, DECEMBER 27 Saint John Apostle andEvangelist(OSM) 7:00 amDuane Domagalski(OSM) 12:05 pm† Daniel & Eileen MeehanTUESDAY, DECEMBER 28 The Holy Innocents, Martyrs(OSM) 7:00 amFor the Protection of the Holy Angels(OSM) 12:05 pm† Gloria WehnerWEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29 Fifth Day within the Octaveof the Nativity of the Lord, Saint Thomas Becket, Bishop andMartyr(OSM) 7:00 am† William M. Sklba(OSM) 12:05 pmLiving & Deceased Members of theCatalane & Patton FamilyTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 30 Sixty Day within the Octave ofthe Nativity of the Lord(OSM) 7:00 am† Karen P. Fox(OSM) 12:05 pm† James McCueFRIDAY, DECEMBER 31 Seventh Day within the Octave ofthe Nativity of the Lord(HR)4:30 pmPro PopuloBannsIII John Joseph Jansky & Annamarie Frances CiancioIII Aaron Neil Kellas & Anjelica Rose BaileyIII Daniel Stephen Hill & Kristen Kathleen PeuvionMass Fellowships† Dorothy Jaworski by Pat Suminski† Salvatore Colla by Tom Spera† Frank Budzinski by Tom Spera† Janice DiMaggio by Tom SperaIn Loving Memory† James Balistreri† Edmund CeraReadings for the Week of December 26Sunday: Mi 5:1-4a/Ps 80:2-3, 15-16, 18-19 [4]/Heb 10:510/Lk 1:39-45Monday: Is 7:10-14/Ps 24:1-2, 3-4ab, 5-6 [cf. 7c and10b]/Lk 1:26-38Tuesday: Sg 2:8-14 or Zep 3:14-18a/Ps 33:2-3, 11-12,20-21 [1a; 3a]/Lk 1:39-45Wednesday: 1 Sm 1:24-28/1 Sm 2:1, 4-5, 6-7, 8abcd [cf.1a]/Lk 1:46-56Thursday: Mal 3:1-4, 23-24/Ps 25:4-5ab, 8-9, 10 and 14[cf. Lk 21:28]/Lk 1:57-66Friday: Morning: 2 Sm 7:1-5, 8b-12, 14a, 16/Ps 89:2-3, 4-5, 27 and 29 [2]/Lk 1:67-79Saturday: Vigil: Is 62:1-5/Ps 89:4-5, 16-17, 27, 29 [2a]/Acts 13:16-17, 22-25/Mt 1:1-25 or 1:18-25Night: Is 9:1-6/Ps 96:1-2, 2-3, 11-12, 13 [Lk 2:11]/Ti 2:11-14/Lk 2:1-14Dawn: Is 62:11-12/Ps 97:1, 6, 11-12/Ti 3:4-7/Lk 2:15-20Day: Is 52:7-10/Ps 98:1, 2-3, 3-4, 5-6 [3c]/Heb 1:1-6/Jn1:1-18 or 1:1-5, 9-14Next Sunday: Sir 3:2-6, 12-14/Ps 128:1-2, 3, 4-5 [cf. 1]/Col 3:12-21 or 3:12-17/Lk 2:41-52 or1 Sm 1:20-22, 24-28/Ps 84:2-3, 5-6, 9-10 [cf. 5a]/1 Jn3:1-2, 21-24/Lk 2:41-5 Liturgical Publications Inc.FIRST SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 The Octave Day of theNativity of the Lord; Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God(SSPP) 10:00 amPro PopuloSUNDAY, JANUARY 2(OSM) 7:15 am(SH)8:30 am(OSM) 9:00 am(SSPP) 9:30 am(SC) 10:00 am(SR) 10:30 am(OSM) 11:30 am(SSPP) 7:00 pmEpiphany of the LordPro PopuloPro PopuloPro Populo† Wilma Giese† John & Carol Boglitsch† Giovina DeSanctisVeronique HazellPro PopuloEucharistic All Night VigilThe January Eucharistic All Night Vigil of Reparation andPrayer will be held on Friday, December 31 at Old St.Anthony Church (1711 S 9th St). Confessions will beavailable from 7:00-8:00 pm, and after each priest speaker.Year End ContributionsFor your contributions to be included on your2021 year-end statement, please make sure thatall gifts are placed in the collection baskets orpostmarked by December 31. They may also bedropped off at the parish offices by Thursday,December 30. Additionally, checks need to bedated no later than December 31.Thank you for your generous and faithful supportof our parishes.October 25, 2020The vigil opening Mass begins at 8:00 pm, followed byExposition of the Blessed Sacrament all evening, talks onthe vigil theme, rosaries and various other devotions. Thevigil is open to the public, and you may spend one hour orstay all night if you are able. These vigils began in 1965 toanswer our Lady’s call at Fatima - to pray and do penancefor world peace for the conversion of sinners. The vigilconcludes with Mass at 5:00 pm on Saturday, January 1.Please call 414-254-2790 with any questions.6Family of Four Parishes
Riverwest Food Pantry: The item of the week for December 26 is dried fruit and canned fruit in its ownjuice. You are welcome to bring physical items to Mass or to donate online via our ongoing virtual food drive at YouGive Goods. The link may be found at Pastoral Care to the Sick/Infirmed:If you have a family member or friend who is sick and in a facility ofcare or is homebound and in need of a visit, contact Terri Balash, Director of Pastoral Care at 469-6173 ortbalash@ffpmke.org.In Need of Prayer? Parishioners in our prayer circle will be happy to pray for needs and intentions. Please call271-6577 with your prayer request.Bulletin Requests to: lablackmer@ffpmke.org each Tuesday by 10:00 amAnnouncement Requests to: drivera@ffpmke.org each Tuesday by10:00 amParish Finances: For information regarding the financial health of our parishes, please see the parish website orcontact Chris D’Amato, Director of Administrative Services, at cdamato@ffpmke.org.Parish Leadership: Contact information for the Parish Pastoral Council and Trustees may be found at the parishwebsites.December Intention of Pope Francis: Catechists - Let us pray for thecatechists, summoned to announce the Word of God: may they be its witnesses, withcourage and creativity and in the power of the Holy Spirit.Key to Locations: (SH) St. Hedwig; (SR) St. Rita; (HR) Holy Rosary;(OSM) Old Saint Mary; (SSPP) SS Peter & Paul; (SC) St. CasimirWhat’s New? Have you moved, eliminated your landline or changed your emailaddress? Please contact your parish office so we may update our records. Thank you!Please patronize our advertisers and thank them for making this bulletin available to the parish.WOLSKI’S TAVERNInconspicuously Hidden OnMilwaukee’s Lower East SideStop in after church for 1.00 off anypitcher anytime with this couponROMAN ELECTRICApartments Available Immediately1836 N. Pulaski St. Key Locations Key Amenities Key QualityPlumbing, Heating & CoolingCall today to learn about current availability!Residential WorkLife Plan 276-5611 www.key-apt.com 640 S. 70th St.414-471-8565PORT-A-STOREGermanotta & Shilling LawYOUR PORTABLESTORAGE SOLUTIONA Member of the NeighborhoodFor Over 70 YearsPam Dowling 414.831.13205225 N. Ironwood Rd.Suite 202 Glendale, WIAttorneys1733 N. Farwell Ave.Katie Falk 414-899-1474Helping Families Become Debt-Free & Financially Independent414-477-9251 5 SIZES AVAILABLEFresh Custom Cut Choice MeatsParty Trays CateringThank You For Supporting A Family Tradition9015 W. Burleigh 873-7960www.bunzels.com2407 N Maryland 9 DIFFERENT OPTIONS3601 North Oakland Ave.Shorewood, WI 53211music lessonsall instruments RENT OR OWN414-761-2300 LOCALLY OWNED horefuneral.comChurch and ChapelJerry S. Tenckhoff262-780-0220Fax 262-780-0223Electric Wire ProcessingWire Cutting and StrippingTwisting Tinning Harnessing2749 South 167 Street, New Berlin, WI 53151Email: jtenckhoft@electricwireprocessing.comContact Jeff Tkachukto place an ad today!jtkachuk@4LPi.com or(800) 950-9952 x2513October 25, 2020% (414) 272-2295HOLTON BROTHERS INC.Funeral Home7511 Harwood Ave, Wauwatosa414.453.1300Dr. Mark Veth1724 N. Humboldt Ave. Milwaukee1257 Terminal Rd, Grafton, WI (414) 352-8088Must be 62 years of age to apply7476-0052Alice LeszczynskiHedwig House ApartmentsBuilding Restoration ContractorsTuckpointingChimney RepairCaulkingWaterproofingFor ad info. call 1-800-950-9952 www.4lpi.comLeszczynski-Larsen Bros.Subsidized Independent Senior Living(414) 321-0320Three Holy Women, Milwaukee, WIB 4C 01-0486Family of Four Parishes
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Dec 26, 2021 · up in Heaven is REAL! I think of my family, that I left behind and I pray that your Christmas is as blessed as mine. Please shed no more tears, for my soul is at rest. Just love one another, live life to its best. be a family helping all families! Yes, it’s Christmas in Heaven, so, I’ve heard them say, Ye
