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St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Parish
440 Kendall Street, Burlington, WI | 262.763.2260
October 25, 2015 / Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time
Rev. Jim Volkert, Pastor | Rev. Yamid Blanco, Associate Pastor
Lifesavers for Life
This weekend the Knights of Columbus, Council 1578, will be handing out LifeSavers for Life and collecting for pro-life activities in Burlington and throughout
the State of Wisconsin. Knights will be stationed at the exits at the end of all
Masses that weekend. Please be as generous as you can for this worthy cause.
30th Sunday in Ordinary Time!
When you have an opportunity to take a once in a lifetime chance, do you take it? Granted, there is no strict definition for such an instance, but in the strictest sense of the term, do you take chances or do you play it safe? One
could argue that our lives are a series of opportunities, and some of the choices we make are the only chances
we'll ever have. We may decide to go to work rather than college, and years later we're unable to find the time or
the will to go back and get that degree. Or, sometimes a once in a lifetime chance is as simple as asking for
something.
Bartimaeus figured that he had nothing to lose; blind since birth, he had heard that Jesus was preaching to a
crowd nearby. Knowing in his heart that Jesus was truly the Son of God, Bartimaeus went to Jesus, and interrupting his sermon asked Jesus to cure his blindness. Jesus' compassion for a man who had such faith without seeing
led him to grant his wish. If we can have faith in Jesus without ever having seen or heard him, will we realize a
"once in a lifetime chance"?
The Catechism of the Catholic Church, teaching on faith, states: "[A] disciple of Christ must not only keep the
faith and live on it, but also profess it, confidently bear witness to it, and spread it" (CCC 1816). Bartimaeus not
only possessed great faith in Jesus, he was unashamed and unafraid to call out to his Savior in front of the many
people around him. In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus said, "Everyone who acknowledges me before others I will
acknowledge before my heavenly Father." Today, if you meet someone who needs the loving arms of Jesus
Christ, take that chance to share his promise of everlasting life.
©2009 Liturgical Publications Inc
Register Now for the 2015 Women of Christ Conference
The 7th annual WOMEN OF CHRIST CONFERENCE will be held Saturday,
November 7, 2015 at Washington County Fair Park, West Bend. This year’s
theme is “Seeking the Truth: Two Thousand Years of Scripture and Tradition.”
Jesus says, “I am the Way the Truth and the Life. No one comes to the Father
except through me.” Come learn why the Catholic Church is the fullness of
truth.
Confession and Adoration available all day, concluding with Mass celebrated
by Archbishop Jerome Listecki. Great vendor market to get a jump-start on
Christmas shopping – a special gift of the Catechism of the Catholic Church
will be given to every woman who attends!
PARISH SUPPORT
Monies Collected—All Sources
October 17-18, 2015
Membership ................... $10,533.00
Offertory .......................... $1,144.72
Special Appeal (A/C) ................... $0
Total Received .............. $11,677.72
Arch. Combined Collection ..... $739.62
Register at www.womenofchrist.net. For questions or additional information,
please contact (262) 384-8414, or [email protected].
Are you Called to be a Deacon?
As part of the discernment process for men interested in knowing more about
becoming a Permanent Deacon, the Office for Diaconate Formation offers an
“Inquiry for Discernment” Program. This is a series of six required sessions
conducted for men between 32 and 60 years and, if married in the Church for
more than 4 years, together with their spouses, who wish to explore a vocational calling to the ministry of the Permanent Diaconate.
Please visit www.archmil.org/offices/Diaconate/Discernment.htm for the full
schedule of classes, or call (414) 758-2202 for more information.
Marriage Moments
Even the most loving couples can take each other for granted over time.
Counter this by a mindful greeting in the morning. What's your custom? Does
it need refreshing? Even if you're groggy or in a hurry, try pausing for 10 seconds and just gaze at each other. Smile. Remember.
Would you like to receive
holy communion at home?
Please contact the Parish Office
or call Jacki Scholze 763-4611.
If you or a loved one require
hospitalization, let us know. We
can get you on a prayer list and
provide support to you.
Tri-Parish
Weekend Mass Times
St. Joseph:
Sat.—5:00 p.m.
Sun.—9:30 a.m.
St. Mary:
Sat.—4:30 p.m.
Sun.—8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
Mass Intentions
Monday, October 26
8:00 am Rosary
8:30 am Mass at St. Mary
Tuesday, October 27
8:00 am Rosary
8:30 am †Joseph Warren
Wednesday, October 28
8:00 am Rosary
8:30 am †Ralph & Lucille Yopp
Thursday, October 29
8:00 am Rosary
8:30 am †Linda Dornacher
Friday, October 30
8:00 am Rosary
8:30 am Mass at St. Mary
Saturday, October 31—Sunday Vigil
5:15 pm † John Lawrence
Sunday, November 1—All Saints Day
8:00 am †John Ketterhagen
8:00 am † Herb Koenen
10:00 am Living & Deceased Members of St. Charles
5:00 pm Life Teen Mass—All are invited!
Holy Duster Schedule
Directory
Parish Office…………...…………..…...........262-763-2260
Emergency After Hours Phone #..................262-210-9588
440 Kendall Street · Burlington, WI 53105
Hours: Mon—Fri. 9:00—4:30 p.m.
Hispanic Ministry……….….….………..…..262-767-2630
Parish Staff
Pastor: Rev. Jim Volkert……….…….……..262-763-1500
E-Mail: [email protected]
Associate Pastor: Rev. Yamid Blanco……...262-763-2260
E-Mail: [email protected]
Associate Pastor of Hispanic Ministry:
Rev. Sergio Lizama, S.A.C………….…….….262-767-2630
E-Mail: [email protected]
Parish Secretary/Bookkeeper: Jami Morrow
……………………………………………......262-763-2260
E-Mail: [email protected]
Director of Rel.Ed: Barb Lebak………….….262-763-6002
Youth Ministry (Lifeteen): Jim & Kathy Martin
…………………………………...….…….….262-767-1525
Pastoral Coun. Chair: Schawn Schoepke…..414-510-1841
Trustee: Barb Bakshis……………………..... 262-539-2694
Trustee: Bob O’Neill……...………...……….262-939-1292
Bulletin Editor: Jami Morrow…………....….262-763-2260
Prayer Chain: Soly Chacko………...……….262-581-0055
Sara Schoepke………..…...…414-510-1841
Wednesday, October 28th—Kathy Emper, Kit
Severson, Kathryn Martell, Jackie Heiligenthal (6:00 St. Charles Grade School
449 Conkey Street · Burlington, WI 53105
AM Start)
Principal: Mary MacDonald…...…..….......…262-763-2848
Tuesday, November 3rd—Hispanic Community
Secretary: Kathy Dunn……..………….....….262-763-2848
Catholic Central High School
Liturgical Roles
Principal: David Wieters……………..……...262-763-1510
Saturday, October 31 at 5:15 pm
Altar Servers: Marissa Drew & Emme Weis
Readers/Eucharistic Ministers: Bil Scherrer, Bruce
Bauman, Joyce Bauman, Tina Drew, Barb Beix
Ushers: Mary & Jim Divan, Joan & Rick Zwiebel
Mass Schedule
Sunday, November 1 at 8:00 am
Altar Servers: Josh Hansen & Courtney Raboine
Reader/Eucharistic Ministers: Schawn Schoepke,
Paul Ogrizovich, Debbie Ogrizovich, Linda Vos, Mary
Markiewicz
Ushers: Tom Aldrich, Jim Martin, Paul Naber, Don
VandeSand
Reconciliation: 1st & 3rd Saturdays 4:30—5:00 pm
Anointing of the Sick: 4th Saturday of month after Mass.
Baptisms: Arrangements must be made in advance allowing
time for an instruction prior to baptism.
Weddings: Consult the Parish Office 6 months prior to
wedding.
Couples seeking marriage must attend Enrichment Program.
Sunday, November 1 at 10:00 am
Altar Servers: Trinity Northrop & Rogellio Guerrero
Reader/Eucharistic Ministers:
Judy Halverson,
Mary Noble, Dan Noble, Kris Briggs, Rachel Briggs
Ushers: Herm Christiansen, Ed Leuck, Rob Martin,
Bob Weis
Bulletin Notices: All Inserts and Articles
Weekend: Saturday, 5:15 pm, Sunday 8:00 & 10:00 &
12:00 Noon (Spanish)
Weekday: Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday 8:30 am
Sacramental Life
Must be submitted in writing to parish office before
10:00 am on Tuesday prior to the Sunday publication.
Deadline may be earlier on Holy Days and/or Holidays! Articles may be e-mailed to
[email protected].
CATHOLIC SINGLES
A Christian 40+ Singles Group (single by choice, loss of a
spouse through death or divorce). This Milwaukee Archdiocesan group sponsors social (including dances, dinners,
brunches, picnics and other outings), service and prayer
events on a regular basis. All events are advertised in their bi
-monthly Newsletter which is available free via email and for
$10/year by snail mail. Join by contacting Catholic Singles
Coordinator: Kathy Smith at 414-453-5192 (hit 7 if voice
mail is on) or [email protected]
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Book Fair
Have you started your Christmas shopping? Books
make great gifts. St. Charles Grade School will be
having a book fair from November 2-6. It will be in
the breezeway between the church and school and
will be during the school day and during parentteacher conferences.
Time and Talent needs:
Our Pastoral Council and Trustees are moving forward
to create a formal Building and Grounds Committee. Would you be interested in helping the Parish with
your time and talent in this role? This new Committee
would ideally consist of 4 or 5 members plus a chair
person.
Terms would be 2 or 3
years. This is a very high need area for
our Parish.
Please consider helping. Contact Bob O'Neill at 262-9391292 with your questions or interest.
St. JosepH Church
Rummage Sale
St. Joseph’s Parish Center—Lyons
Thursday, October 22
4-8pm
Friday, October 23
8am-2pm
Saturday, October 24
8am-Noon
Bargains galore!
Clothing (all sizes), household, furniture,
toys, games and more
All Proceeds will benefit our Youth Mission and
Human Concerns groups
Our next Life Teen Mass and Life Night is Sunday,
November 1st. Everyone is welcome to join us for our
5:00 Mass. It is followed by our Life Night for all high
schoolers. Confirmation class follows Mass, also.
Please join us!
Visit our website for further information
Lifeteenburlingtonwi.weebly.com
Email us with questions [email protected]
Or call: Jim and Kathy Martin 262-203-6994
New Process for Nullity
On September 8, 2015, Pope Francis issued some changes to
the processing of marriage nullity cases commonly known as
“annulments.” The changes will take effect December 8,
2015. For more information on these changes, please visit
www.archmil.org/offices/ tribunal.htm or call the tribunal at
414- 769-3300.
Grief Support Seminar
The Daniels Family Funeral Homes will be hosting a
Grief Support Seminar on Saturday, November 7, at 1:00
pm at the Burlington funeral home. The topic will be
“Handling the Holiday Stress” and the guest speaker will be
Chaplain Larry Williams, Director of Pastoral Care at Lakeview Specialty Hospital & Rehab. Refreshments will be
served following the program.
Eucharistic Ministry
We would like to invite volunteers from St. Joseph and St.
Charles parishes to participate in the weekend Eucharistic
ministry at Burlington Memorial Hospital. Training is available through St. Mary parish. This would involve only one
day out of every 6 weeks. We offer the Eucharist to St. Joe,
St. Charles and St. Mary parishioners who are hospitalized.
Please contact Cheryl Theigs at St. Mary Parish. 763-1500
x507.
October is Respect Life month.
There are various ways that you can show your
support for the dignity of all human life.
Oct. 31: Parishioners will be driving to Milwaukee to
pray outside of Affiliated Medical Services, an abortion
provider. Call or email Ruth Neu if you are interested in
accompanying them. 763-9952 or [email protected]
Oct. 24 and 25: Knights of Columbus, Council 1578,
Life Savers 4 Life after all Masses
Throughout the month of October: Knights of Columbus,
council 1578, sponsored essay contest for students in grades
7-12. This year's topic: Abortion and Slavery - Is there a
difference? Rules and entry forms can be found on the table
outside of the cry room. Completed entries can be returned
in an usher basket or given to Al Lois (262-989-6012).
La Salette Polish Dinner
Saturday November 7th 2015
Doors open at 5:00 PM
Dinner at 5:30 PM
Tickets $20.00 per person
Pre-Ticket Sales ONLY 125 seats available
Call 262-877-3111 for purchase of tickets
Located at Highway KD—10330 336th Ave.
Twin Lakes, WI.
www.lasaletteshrine.org
Dinner Menu: Baked Chicken, Polish Sausage, Sauerkraut,
Seasoned Potatoes, Brother Tony’s Dumplings; Vegetable,
Jell-O, Homemade Kolaczki, Polish Rye Bread
Polka Music after Dinner— Door Prizes
Readings for the week of October 25th
Monday: Rom 8:12-17/Lk 13:10-17
Tuesday: Rom 8:18-25/Lk 13:18-21
Wednesday: Eph 2:19-22/Lk 6:12-16
St. Charles Helping Hands
Meeting on Tuesday, October 27th, at 4:30 pm in the Par- Thursday: Rom 8:31b-39/Lk 13:31-35
ish Office & Meeting Center. All are welcome to attend. Friday: Rom 9:1-5/Lk 14:1-6
Saturday: Rom 11:1-2a, 11-12, 25-29/Lk 14:1, 7-11
We can never have enough helping hands!
Next Sunday: Rv 7:2-4, 9-14/1 Jn 3:1-3/Mt 5:1-12a
Soles Walk Follow Up
Our thanks go out to everyone who took part in the "2015 Soles for Catholic Education Walk" on Saturday, Oct.
17th, 2015. It was an absolute success, and once again an amazing experience! Our St. Charles faith community
generously supported this event. Our donors contributed $1437.00 to help fund our tuition assistance at St. Charles
School. Our walkers consisted of 29 members of the school, the Hispanic Ministry and our Parish. We also collected 45 pairs of shoes that will be donated to those in need. God gave us the perfect day to thoroughly enjoy this
very beneficial event.
I believe the most important function of the walk is the awareness it brings to Catholic Education. It is critical
that we, as a faith community, continue to promote the positive impact Catholic education has on our children, our
families, our communities and beyond. It does make a difference!
A special thanks goes out to Julie Mermal for stepping in to head the walk on Saturday. God bless everyone who
played a part and thank you again!! Hope to see you all again next year, as well as, some new faces!
Thank you to the following businesses & donors:
Businesses:
Subway - Union Grove (Mario Denoto)
D.M. Ketterhagen Builders & Remodeling, Inc.
Thomas Bus Company
Individual Donors
The Neu Family
Mary Beth Benz
Peter Pappa
Claire Halverson
Joyce & Bruce Bauman
Jan Richter
Laurie & Chris Miller
Julie Mermal Family
Jean & Bob Lois Family
Scott & Tina Drew Family
Aracelli Rebollar Family
Michael & Barb Reesman
Shawn Denoto Family
Julie Busch Family
Bill Gretzen
Pat Tully Family
The Briggs Family
The Julie Wiemer Family
Amy Burch
Misc. Donations - June Jubilee
MINISTERIO HISPANO
Domingo 30 del Tiempo Ordinario, 25 de Octubre
PRIMERA LECTURA
Dios es feliz e invita a toda la tierra a participar de su alegría; la prueba ha dado su fruto,
puede perdonar a su pueblo arrepentido. Como suele ocurrir este cambio de situación se evoca
como un nuevo y maravilloso éxodo.
Lectura del libro de Jeremías 31, 7-9
SEGUNDA LECTURA
Cristo es el único mediador perfecto entre el cielo y la tierra, porque en su persona Dios y el
hombre están unidos íntimamente y para siempre. El no se ha arrogado su sacerdocio, que no
es de institución humana; a él le pertenece por su misterioso origen divino. Se dice «según el
rito de Melquisedec», porque este sacerdote del Altísimo (cf Gn 14,18-20) no pertenece a ninguna estirpe sacerdotal conocida (Hb 7,3).
Tú eres, sacerdote eterno, según el rito de Melquisedec.s traeré del país del norte, les congregaré de los confines de la
tierra.Entre ellos hay ciegos y cojos, preñadas y paridas: una gran multitud retorna.Se marcharon llorando, los guiaré entre
consuelos; los llevaré a torrentes de agua, por un camino llano en que no tropezarán.Seré un padre para Israel, Efraín será
mi primogénito».
Palabra de Dios.
Lectura de la carta a los Hebreos 5, 1-6
Hermanos: Todo sumo sacerdote, escogido entre los hombres, está puesto para representar a los hombres en el culto a Dios:
para ofrecer dones y sacrificios por los pecados. El puede comprender a los ignorantes y extraviados, ya que él mismo está
envuelto en debilidades. A causa de ellas, tiene que ofrecer sacrificios por sus propios pecados, como por los del pueblo.
Nadie puede arrogarse este honor: Dios es quien llama, como en el caso de Aarón. Tampoco Cristo se confirió a sí mismo la
dignidad de sumo sacerdote, sino aquel que le dijo:
«Tú eres mi Hijo: yo te he engendrado hoy», o, como dice otro pasaje de la Escritura:«Tú eres sacerdote eterno,
según el rito de Melquisedec».
Palabra de Dios.
EVANGELIO
Un milagro de incuestionable alcance simbólico. Tiene lugar a la salida de Jericó, última etapa antes de llegar a Jerusalén,
adonde Jesús conduce a sus discípulos. Nada ni nadie consigue impedir a aquel hombre que grite a Jesús. El pide que lo llamen.
Al contrario de lo que sucede en la curación del ciego de Betsaida, realizada como en secreto (Mc 8,22-26), la de Bartimeo tiene
lugar en medio de la gente. Jesús no manda al enfermo recién curado que regrese a su pueblo, sino que lo acepta entre sus acompañantes. Ha llegado el momento de apresurarse a ir a Jerusalén, llevando consigo a todos los que quieran «ver». Se puede descubrir aquí una alusión al bautismo, llamado en otro tiempo «Sacramento de la iluminación», n Maestro, haz que pueda ver.
+ Lectura del santo evangelio según san Marcos 10, 46b-52
En aquel tiempo, al salir Jesús de Jericó con sus discípulos y bastante gente, el ciego Bartimeo, el hijo de Timeo, estaba sentado al borde del camino, pidiendo limosna. Al oír que era Jesús Nazareno, empezó a gritar: «Hijo de David, Jesús, ten compasión de mí».
Muchos lo regañaban para que se callara. Pero él gritaba más: «Hijo de David, ten compasión de mí». Jesús se detuvo y
dijo: «Llamemlo». Llamaron al ciego, diciéndole: «Animo, levántate, que te llama».
Soltó el manto, dio un salto y se acercó a Jesús. Jesús le dijo: « ¿Qué quieres que haga por ti?». El ciego le contestó:
«Maestro, que pueda ver». Jesús le dijo: «Anda, tu fe te ha curado». Y al momento recobró la vista y lo seguía por el
camino.
Tomado de: [email protected]
Hermanos una buena reflexión para todos nosotros que dejemos la ceguera, que demos tiempo a estar con el
Señor, en la Oración, acudamos con fe cada Jueves a llenar nuestro espíritu de las Gracias que Dios nos ofrece.
Esperamos hermanos que este Sabado 31 lleguemos a las Iglesia a las 12:00pm para preparar nuestro altar y
orar por nuestros difuntos, pueden traer: veladora, con los nombres de sus seres queridos que han fallecido,
fotos o algun adorno que deseen.
El Próximo domingo 1o de Noviembre a las 12:00;pm en la Eucaristía vamos a orar por el eterno descanso de
nuestros seres queridos.
Hna.Emma Teresa Nunez HMFJ
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kid’s haircut
10% OFF
WARREN’S
Jerry Ketterhagen
763-2116
DR. MARK LENZ
ORTHODONTIST
$ .99
9 adults
All Hair
Products
Aaron Reesman • (262) 515-4385
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Serving Racine, Kenosha and Walworth Counties
Free Estimates • Licensed • Fully Insured
654 N. Edwards Blvd., Lake Geneva
(near Target & TJ Maxx)
262-337-9086
Visit us online at www.accentroofingonline.com
One person per coupon. Expires 12-31-2015
Daniels Family
Funeral Homes & Crematory
Schuette-Daniels
McCarthy-Koenig-Daniels
625 Browns Lake Dr.
Burlington, WI 53105
ZOTT LAW, LLC
Amy J. Lamerand Zott
Attorney at Law
202 E. Chestnut St.
PO Box 754
Burlington, WI 53105
Voice/Fax 262-763-4370
[email protected]
www.zottlaw.com
WATERFORD: 262-534-3010
RACINE: 262-634-6900
www.mlenzortho.com
Trimming, Shaping, Removal,
Lot Clearing, Fertilizing, Backyard
Stump Removal
AERIAL TRUCK
CHIPS FOR MULCHING
ING
FULLY INSURED
Synthetic Lubricants
Call Ken Kerkman at
262-534-2878
www.klsynlubes.myamsoil.com
Polnasek-Daniels
908 11th Ave.
Union Grove, WI 53182
262-763-2535
Custom Design & Installation
Burlington - Elkhorn
www.ketterhagenmemorials.com
(262) 878-2011
763-8177
32409 high drive, burlington, wi 53105
(1 mile west of waterford on hwy 20)
ph 262-534-3050 fax 262-534-3052
web www.wittesupply.com
We’re in Your Neighborhood
Residential
Commercial • Industrial
Service All Makes & Models
Sales • Service • Installation
RV Repair
HEATING &
AIR CONDITIONING, L.L.C.
RICK SHEEHAN
133 E. Chesnut, Burlington, WI 53105
Office
262-763-7201
Builders & Remodeling, Inc.
General Contractor
Fax
www.dmketter.com
Troy Ketterhagen
Civil/Structural Engineer Technician
121 Industrial Drive, Burlington, WI 53105
Email [email protected]
(262) 763-8390
“Italian Cuisine from the heart”
Catering for any Occasion
Thank you Burlington for 25 Years!!!
www.napoliburlington.com
133 S. Pine Street • Burlington
(262) 763-8185 or (262) 763-1888
• Brian R. Wanasek • Richard Scholze
• Peter J. Ludwig • Brett Ekes • Kelly Iselin
MARTIN
CONSTRUCTION L.L.C.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Residential • Commercial
Remodeling • Restoration
JIM: 262-534-4359
TONY: 262-763-5536
2657 Timber Ln.
Burlington, WI
NICKOLAI & POLETTI, LLC.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Anton B. Nickolai
Mary Poletti
• Bankruptcy • Family Law
• Wills • Estate Planning
SPRING AND FALL CLEANUPS
Trimming and Hedging
FREE
ESTIMATE Lawn Installation Sod or Seed
Mulch or Decorative Stone
Decorative Retaining Walls
Patios and Walkways
1-262-492-2226 • [email protected]
262-763-7273
www.giabellaflowers.com
“traditional florist with a twist”
ESTRADA LAWN CARE
763-9250
Open 7 days a week 7 am to 8 pm
262-763-4522
Jim’s Auto Body
(Corner of Bridge St.
& Pine, at the stop light)
www.gooseberriesmarket.com
Floral Owner & Designer
308 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington, WI 53105
(262) 757-8444 • www.nickolailaw.com
400 S. Pine St.
Bob Lois
A TTORNEYS
690 W. State Street • Burlington, WI
262-763-5955
Toni Piccolo AIFD, CFD
5920-256th Ave. • Paddock Lake, WI 53168
E-mail: [email protected]
(262) 843-2865 • (262) 537-4487
(262) 878-3322 • Fax (262) 537-4277
“Where Customers
Send Their Friends”
763-6288
www.loistireshop.com
W ANASEK , S CHOLZE , L UDWIG ,
E KES & I SELIN , S.C.
CUSTOM WEDDINGS
SPECIALIZING IN
CREATIVE DETAILS
CORPORATE ACCOUNTS
AND EVENTS
PERSONALIZED SYMPATHY
ARRANGEMENTS
Carpentry Contractors
Theo Koehnke
Jason Ketterhagen
Cell: 262-492-0476
Cell: 262-210-1592
Office/Fax: 262-539-8030
JPKBuilders.com
&
AUTO SERVICE CENTER
LANDSCAPE & CONCRETE SUPPLIES
Certified Public Accountant
INDIVIDUAL & SMALL
BUSINESS SPECIALISTS
Charbroiled Sandwiches
John Puntillo, Proprietor
556 N. Pine
132 N. Pine Street
Burlington, WI
Kevin P. Schuerman
372 N Pine Street
763-8863
Burlington’s Only Beer Garden
28238 Durand Ave., Burlington, WI 53105
KETTERHAGEN
MEMORIALS
(262) 763-3434
John’s
MAIN EVENT
LOIS TIRE SHOP
767-8733
Free Estimates
www.ketters.com
257 Milwaukee Ave., Burlington, WI 53105
Gary Ketterhagen, Owner
“Burlington Tire Store Since 1922”
Complete Tree Service
C.B. Weis
262-763-6259
Roll Off
Dumpster
Service
Est. 1993
Family Owned & Operated • Parish Members
OTTER
Satter Surveying, LLC
SALES & SERVICE, INC.
Surveys, mapping, planning,
construction staking
1197 MILWAUKEE AVE.
BURLINGTON, WI 53105
(262) 763-3563
Registered land surveyor
[email protected]
272 Origen Street
Burlington, WI 53105
262-661-4239 office
414-416-3575 cell
Thomas L. Satter
SOLOFRA
PLUMBING & HEATING INC.
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL
Steve & Jeff Solofra, Owners
Licensed & Insured
262-763-7061
Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Pump & Conveyors 24-Hour Emergency Service Ask About Our Guarantee
(262) 763-7101 • 1-800-773-7101 www.solofraplumbingburlington.com
Towne & Country
Lanes Inc.
• 18 Lanes
• Automatic Scoring
• League & Open Bowling
• Bumper Bowling
• Bowling Instructions
• Pro Shop
• We Cater to Large Groups
• Sports Bar & Grill
• Cosmic Bowling
• Birthday Parties
262-763-7333
264 S. PINE BURLINGTON
www.towneandcountrylanes.com
Commercial • Residential
262-539-2668
Chris Weidert
KEITH ZWIEBEL
CONSTRUCTION
262-539-2102
N6524 Paradise Dr.
Burlington
For All Your Landscaping Needs
262-763-5103
www.cornerstonelandscapingllc.com
Parish Member
ROLL-OFF - RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL
Call: 1-262-539-2086
Andrew Naber - Owner
FOR AD INFO CALL Dan Hrdi 1-800-950-9952 •
WWW.4LPi.COM
Contact Dan Hrdi to place an ad today!
[email protected] or (800) 950-9952 x2562
ST. CHARLES BORROMEO BURLINGTON, WI
A 4C 01-0648