LENTEN CALENDAR OF EVENTS - APRIL 2014

TUESDAY
1
HA: 7:15a: Mass SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Mass; 6:00p: Lent 4 Kids: Names of Jesus HA: 7:15a: Mass EAS: 8:00a: Mass; 6:30-8:30p: Labyrinth HA: 7:15a: Mass; 4:00-7:00p: Fish Fry SL: 8:00a: Mass**; 4:30-7:00p: Fish Fry; 6:30p: Stations of the Cross EAS: 8:00a: Mass; 7:00p: Stations of the Cross

SUNDAY
2 3 4 5

MONDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

Key

HA = Holy Apostles, 262.786.7330

SL = St. Luke** Call Parish Office, 262.782.0032, day before to confirm 8:00a Mass on Friday.

EAS = St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, 262.782.6760

HA: 7:15a: Mass; 1:30p: School Mass; 5:30p: Holy Hour & Individual Reconciliation; 6:30p: Stations of the Cross & Individual Reconciliation SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Communion Service; 6:00p: Teens: StepItUp4Lent! 7:00p: Immigration Film Night: Dying to Live: A Migrants Story

HA: 7:15a: Mass followed by Adoration; 3:30-4:15p: Reconciliation; 4:30p: Mass SL: 1:30-4:30p: Day of Reflection for Women; 4:00-4:30p: Reconciliation 5:00p: Mass EAS: 4:00-4:30p: Reconciliation; 5:00p: Mass

6
HA: 7:15a: Mass SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Mass; 6:00p: Lent 4 Kids: Names of Jesus HA: 7:15a: Mass; 1:30p: School Mass; 5:30p: Holy Hour & Individual Reconciliation; 6:30p: Stations of the Cross & Individual Reconciliation SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Communion Service; 6:00p: Teens: StepItUp4Lent! HA: 7:15a: Mass EAS: 8:00a: Mass; 5:30-6:30p: Labyrinth (Reopens after Lenten Communal Penance Service until 8:30p) 6:30p: Lenten Communal Penance Service

10

11
HA: 7:15a: Mass; 1:45p: Living Stations; 5:30-9:00p: Haiti Food Pack SL: 8:00a: Mass**; 6:30p: Stations of the Cross EAS: 8:00a: Mass; 7:00p: Stations of the Cross

12
HA: 3:30-4:15p: Reconciliation; 4:30p: Mass; 9:00-11:00a: Haiti Food Pack SL: 4:00-4:30p: Reconciliation 5:00p: Mass EAS: 4:00-4:30p: Reconciliation; 5:00p: Mass

HA: 7:30a, 9:15a & 11:15a Masses SL: 8:00a & 10:30a Masses EAS: 8:30a & 10:45a: Masses: 9:30-11:00a: Adult Formation: The Way in Our Midst

HA: 7:15a: Mass EAS: 8:00a: Mass

13 Palm Sunday
HA: 7:15a: Mass SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Mass; 6:00p: Lent 4 Kids: Names of Jesus HA: 7:15a: Mass SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Communion Service; 6:00p: Teens: StepItUp4Lent!

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15

16

17 Holy Thursday
HA: No Morning Mass; 7:00p: Mass of the Lords Supper SL: 7:00p: Mass of the Lords Supper EAS: 8:00a: Morning Prayer; 7:00p: Mass of the Lords Supper

18 Good Friday
HA: No Morning Mass; 3:00p: Celebration of the Lords Passion & Death; 4:00-7:00p: Fish Fry SL: 7:00p: Celebration of the Lords Passion & Death EAS: 8:00a: Morning Prayer; 1:30p: Celebration of the Lords Passion & Death

19 Holy Saturday
HA: 11:00a: Blessing of Easter Food; 8:00p: Easter Vigil SL: 1:00p: Blessing of Easter Food; 8:00p: Easter Vigil EAS: 8:00a: Morning Prayer; 1:30p: Blessing of Easter Food; 8:00p: Easter Vigil

HA: 7:30a, 9:15a & 11:15a Masses SL: 8:00a & 10:30a Masses; 9:15-10:15a: Intergenerational Faith Formation Session EAS: 8:30a & 10:45a: Masses

HA: 7:15a: Mass EAS: 8:00a: Mass

20 Easter Sunday
HA: 7:15a: Mass SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Mass

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22

23 Post-Lenten Event* 24
HA*: 7:15a: Mass; 1:30p: School Mass; 6:30p: St. Paul and the Early Church (Soup & Substance) SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Communion Service HA: 7:15a: Mass EAS: 8:00a: Mass

25
HA: 7:15a: Mass SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Mass

26
HA: 3:30-4:15p: Reconciliation; 4:30p: Mass SL: 4:00-4:30p: Reconciliation 5:00p: Mass EAS: 4:00-4:30p: Reconciliation; 5:00p: Mass

HA: 7:30a, 9:15a & 11:15a HA: 7:15a: Mass Masses - The Resurrection of the EAS: 8:00a: Mass Lord SL: 8:00a & 10:30a Masses The Resurrection of the Lord EAS: 8:30a & 10:45a: Masses The Resurrection of the Lord

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HA: 7:15a: Mass SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Mass

30
HA: 7:15a: Mass; 1:30p: School Mass SL: 8:00a: Mass** EAS: 8:00a: Communion Service

HA: 7:30a, 9:15a & 11:15a Masses SL: 8:00a & 10:30a Masses EAS: 8:30a & 10:45a: Masses

HA: 7:15a: Mass EAS: 8:00a: Mass

*** See other side for details of Lenten events ***

DETAILS OF LENTEN EVENTS FOR APRIL 2014

HOLY APOSTLES
Haiti Food Pack (Gym) Our goal is to pack and ship over 77,760 fortified meals to the hungry and less fortunate in Haiti. If you are interested in signing up to help pack, please go to our website at www.hanb.org (Haiti Food Pack). We are asking that each volunteer contribute $20 that will be collected before the pack. Post-Lenten Event (Johnson Hall, Lower Level of the Church) St. Paul and the Early Church Speaker: Dr. Dan Scholz, Dean - College of Arts & Sciences at Cardinal Stritch University Soup and Substance event. Come join us and be fed this Easter Season. Everyone is welcome!

ST. LUKE

A Day of Reflection for Women: Come and Bloom With Us! (Narthex) Praying with Fantastic Bibilical Women Presenter: Carol Sullivan Sponsored by St. Luke Holy Mary Society Intergenerational Faith Formation (Gym) This intergenerational session is a wonderful opportunity for all to gather in a casual environment and enjoy a morning blend of coffee, conversation and Catholic formation. Together we will explore the significance of Holy Week in the life of Jesus, in our lives, and in our world today. All ages are welcome! No registration necessary. We would love to have you join us!

ST. ELIZABETH ANN SETON

Immigration Film Night (Sippel Hall) Dying to Live: A Migrants Story Labyrinth (Sippel Hall) The labyrinth is an ancient spiritual tool used for quiet reflection. Unlike a maze, a labyrinth consists of a single path to the center. The labyrinth will be available during Lent for private prayer and reflection on Thursday evenings and is appropriate for Grades 4 through Adult. Come walk and pray with us! Adult Formation (Sippel Hall) The Way in Our Midst A panel of Seton parishioners will give tips on following the WAY of Jesus in everyday life. Lent 4 Kids: Names of Jesus (Sippel Hall) Come with your fiends and explore some of the many names of Jesus that are found in the Bible . . . just for kids (Grades K4-6th)! One hour session - RSVP appreciated for each session to Ann Hepp: AnnH@mystelizabeth.com Teens: StepItUp4Lent! (Reflection Room) Come to Step It Up and stay focused to fully experience Lent. Discover the Way. All teens (Grades 7-12) and your friends are welcome! Email Mickey Holtz: MickeyH@mystelizabeth.com, each week, if you plan to attend.

Fast and Abstinence

Customarily, fasting required that a person take only one meal a day, but current Church discipline permits one to take a main meal and two lesser meals which together do not equal the main meal. All persons who have reached their 14th birthday are bound by the law of abstinence. All adults are bound by the law of fast from their 18th to their 60th year. Ash Wednesday and Good Friday are days of fast as well as days of abstinence from meat and meat products. The other Fridays of Lent remain days of abstinence from meat and meat products. The Fridays of the year outside Lent remain days of penance, but the traditional abstinence from meat may be substituted with some other practice of voluntary self-denial or personal penance. This may be physical denial, self-restraint or acts of religion, charity or Christian witness.