Month: November 2022
Fr. Andrzej installed as St.Martin of Tours pastor
During the 4:00 p.m. Mass on Saturday, November 26, Bishop James T. Schuerman, auxiliary bishop of Milwaukee, installed Fr. Andrzej Sudol, SCJ, as pastor of St. Martin of Tours parish in Franklin, WI. Fr. Andrzej has been serving the parish since July. “Although I have been serving as pastor for the past few months, I Read More…
Be open to the “nudge” of God
Employees from across the country come together for an Advent Hour of Recollection This morning, November 29, approximately 100 employees, volunteers and other Dehonian collaborators in the United States came together via Zoom for an Advent Hour of Recollection. “We have more than 500 people ministering alongside the SCJs in the United States,” said Fr. Read More…
Weekly News: November 28, 2022
Fr. Andrzej Sudol installed as SMOT pastor During the 4:00 p.m. Mass on Saturday, November 26, Bishop James T. Schuerman, auxiliary bishop of Milwaukee, installed Fr. Andrzej Sudol, SCJ, as pastor of St. Martin of Tours parish in Franklin, WI. Fr. Andrzej has been serving the parish since July. “Although I have been serving as Read More…
Weekly News: November 21, 2022
“In all circumstances, give thanks, for this is the will of God for you in Christ Jesus.” 1 Thessalonians 5:18 The Provincial Offices will be closed Thursday and Friday this week (November 24-25) for Thanksgiving. We will reopen on Monday. Have a blessed holiday weekend! SCJ Memorial Day In 2004 the General Administration established Read More…
Weekly News: November 14, 2022
Continuing to remember our veterans Last Friday, November 11, was Veterans Day. With news of the elections, and the death of Fr. Bernie Rosinski, SCJ, and other events, the annual remembrance fell to the background for some. But it wasn’t forgotten. Pictured above are two of our SCJ veterans: Fr. Greg Schill, who served in Read More…
Weekly News: November 7, 2022
Fr. Bernie Rosinski has died Fr. Bernard (Bernie) Rosinski, SCJ, died on November 3 in Chamberlain, SD. Diagnosed with advanced metastatic cancer in August, he was in home hospice care. Fr. Bernie was 88. Originally from Detroit, Fr. Bernie was ordained to the priesthood in 1952. This year, he celebrated his 70th year as a Read More…
Fr. Bernie Rosinski: 1934-2022
“I am happy to be an SCJ because I am surrounded by saints. There are so many of them, both deceased and still living. I find that by being with them I discover their saintliness, often hidden, but discoverable through attentiveness and observation. It’s not that my SCJ brothers don’t have faults. It’s that they Read More…
