The Parish Council met on February 17 to share the 2022 goals for each of our main strategic focus areas: Evangelization & Discipleship, Liturgy, Pastoral Outreach, and Parish Operations.

The Newman Center 11:07AM Sunday morning Mass will be returning to campus, where it will be more easily accessible to students. Due to the size of our new Sunday Mass venues, these Masses will need to be devoted for students. We will miss all of you who have shared in the 11:07 am Mass with us!

For many of us, the word “obligation” probably stirs up a feeling that we have to do something rather than get to do something - and you may find yourself with this mindset when encountering Holy Days of Obligation. However, did you know that these special days actually exist for us and for our freedom and joy?

Praying for others—intercessory prayer—is an important ministry of our parish! If you are willing to sign up for prayer ministry, you'll receive regular emails with specific prayer requests from both our parish community, and the wider community - all you have to do is pray!

Care Ministry is a Catholic volunteer program, sponsored by the Diocese of Green Bay, which exists to expand the pastoral care dimension offered by the Church. Volunteers are trained and equipped to respond in the name of the parish community to individuals who are facing a time of loss, transition, or loneliness.

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Beginning November 28, 2021, Worship aids will no longer be provided and the Breaking Bread hymnals will be introduced. For Masses livestreamed on Sundays, lyrics to songs will continue to be included as they have been. If you would like a physical copy of the Breaking Bread hymnal (which also includes Sunday Mass readings), please let us know and we can mail you a copy. Call the parish office at (920) 231-9782 or email our Director of Liturgy & Encounter: Maria Grygleski at mbsmgrygleski@gmail.com.

The Church considers the Mass the greatest possible prayer of intercession because it is the perfect offering of Christ to the Father by making present the Paschal Mystery of His death and resurrection. It is an ancient tradition in the Church that a Mass can be offered for a specific intention, even when one cannot be physically present at the Mass. Arranging for a Mass intention is easy...