St. Casimir Parish

Krakow, Wisconsin

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Welcome to
St. Casimir Parish
 in Krakow, Wisconsin
 P.O. Box 66
Krakow, WI 54137-0066
 

Mass Schedule:

                • Weekdays - Tuesday through Friday at 7:30 am
                  • Weekday Masses are held in the Chapel in the Rectory Basement
                • Saturday 8:00 pm
                  • Confessions Saturdays at 7:00 pm
                • Sunday 9:00 am
                • Holy Days 8:00 am and 8:00 pm

 

Mark Your Calendars!

25th Annual

Parish Family Picnic

Sunday, August 8, 2010

11:00 am

 


Catholics Coming Home

 

What the Resurrection Means Today

 

For us, the death and resurrection of Jesus (called the Paschal Mystery) means that we can now die to sin and its domination in our lives and we pass over into divine life already here on earth and more completely in heaven.  Death is conquered not only in the sense that our souls survive physical death, but even our bodies will rise again.

 

What do we learn from Christ's Resurrection?  If Jesus had not risen, our faith would mean nothing.  The Resurrection makes credible everything Jesus did and taught.  It discloses how Jesus accomplished God's plan for our salvation.  The power of the Resurrection reminds us that grace, God, is always more powerful and effective than sin and evil.

 

Adapted from Chapter 8 of the U.S. Catholic Catechism for Adults

 

To view a message from Bishop Ricken, visit the Diocese of Green Bay Website at www.gbdioc.org

Rev. James Esser, ofm
 

Stewardship Thought
for the Seventeenth Sunday in Ordinary Time - July 25, 2010

 

Jesus is describing God's immeasurable generosity when He says in today's Gospel, "Whoever asks, receives; whoever seeks, finds; whoever knocks, is admitted."  But it should also be the description of us as Christian stewards - those seeking to follow Christ by using our gifts in service to others.