Fr. Benjamin Sember
The Call of Peter – Homily for the 5th Sunday of Ordinary Time
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This is another Sam Wood Speciality! Come and join us for a yummy bowl of creamy chicken broccoli Barn Soup! With Mass at Most Blessed Sacrament (St. Peter Site) to follow at 6:30pm!
Catholicism 101An informal introduction to the beliefs and practices of the Catholic Church! Got Questions??? Come and seek answers!!! This Wednesday, come with your questions about WHY Catholics do that!
We’re back to a “normal” Newman schedule!!!! Happy 2nd Semester!!!
SOUPER TUESDAYCome for a delicious bowl of Sam’s homeade
Stuffed Green Pepper Soup
FREE!!! Bring a friend!!!

An informal introduction to the beliefs and practices of the Catholic Church! Got Questions??? Come and seek answers!!! This Wednesday…More about the Mass Revealed!!!
We are back to our regular schedule of Mass times for both Thursdays & Sundays!
Thursday
8:30pm Adoration & Confession
9pm Rosary
9:30pm MASS
Sunday
6pm Adoration & Confession
7pm MASS
SUNDAYWelcome Back to another exciting and eventful semester at your very own Newman Center! For those who are involved in liturgical ministries like greeting, reading, Eucharist ministers and sacristans we are pleased to announce that you can access the Spring 2010 Liturgical Ministry Schedule from our website! If you scroll over the heading at the top “Weekly Schedule” you will find a sub-heading titled “Liturgical Schedule”. Click on that to find out when you are scheduled for a liturgical ministry.
God Love ya!!!! We’ll see ya Sunday!

Today marks the 37th anniversary of the historic Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision legalizing abortion which has resulted in the death of over 50 million pre-born babies. The victims are not only the innocent children whose lives have been ended even before they came to see the light of day, but the mothers and fathers of these children who live with the emotional and spiritual wounds which are the consequences of the decision to abort.
A further consequence of this legal decision is the continued unraveling of respect for human life and the dignity of the human person. When the most innocent and the most vulnerable are left without legal protection we have taken the decisive step on a slippery slope leading inevitably to further violations of human dignity and even more widespread disregard for the sacredness of human life.
There are people in our parishes, in our communities, perhaps in our families and even fellow UW Oshkosh classmates who carry the burden of their own participation in an abortion. They need our compassion and understanding. Rachel’s Vineyard is a weekend retreat experience offered in a confidential setting whose entire focus is healing and reconciliation. We encourage those who are bearing the wounds of abortion, or those who may know somebody who is carrying these deep hurts to consider this opportunity to heal. http://www.rachelsvineyard.org/
Do not continue to live in the shame, fear or numbness – call Rachel’s Vineyard toll-free on their national hotline: 877 HOPE 4 ME (877-467-3463)
The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops has established January 22 as a day of penance for violations to the dignity of the human person committed through abortion and of prayer for the full restoration of the legal guarantee of the right to life. Through prayer and penance, let us further build a culture of life in which the dignity of every human person is valued and every human life is protected from conception to natural death.
HELP is Out There!
Labor of Love
204 Church Ave.
Oshkosh, WI
920-231-6006
Pregnancy Counseling Center
10 Fourth Street Ct.
Fond du Lac, WI 54935
920-923-5299
Pregnancy Counseling Center
539 S. Webster Ave.
Green Bay, WI 54302
920-433-9955
Pregnancy Test Hot Line
1-800-395-4357 (24/7)
Way to go Kendal!!!! Standing up for TRUTH at UW Oshkosh!