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Christ King and Saint Bernard Parishes have formed a long-term partnership of relationships and service to the area of the City of Milwaukee served by All Saints Parish, located at 4051 N. 25th Street, just north of Capitol Drive. We seek to expand the vision of parish boundaries through direct service and friendship, with a focus on this geographical area of Milwaukee. We seek to grow closer to Christ through service to the poor, oppressed and marginalized. The tasks of the partnership include: 
Commit to daily personal prayer for the health, safety, and vibrancy of the City of Milwaukee, especially the area in the vicinity of All Saints and Saint Martin Parishes.

• Be available as "first responders," especially during the week, to the needs of the parishes, their ministry, and the charitable outreach connected to the parishes.
• Be leaders in developing authentic relationships and friendships with those who share differing cultural, racial, and economic backgrounds.
• Evangelization of all peoples, especially through the charitable mission of the Catholic Church.
• Embrace an ever-growing love of the Sunday Eucharist, with continued depth of understanding of the connection between the Body of Christ and the responsibility to social justice in our local community.
• A continued growth in understanding the Church's official teachings in the area of social justice.
• Recruit broader assistance for tasks and initiatives related to the partnership.

Our main undertaking in the partnership has been working together to revitalize the twice-weekly All Saints evening meal program through financial support and on-site serving. We volunteer at All Saints parish alongside their parishioners on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for approximately two and a half hours (4-6:30 PM). When we first began helping, there were 50-75 meals served. Currently, there are over 225!

The onsite responsibilities include pre-meal setup, guest greeting, meal service and post meal cleanup and dishwashing. Volunteers are asked to bring a case of bottled water. We are in need of 8 volunteers each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

meal program signup

Our parish partnership is making a positive impact on the many lives in our community while we experience the universality of our Catholic Church. This is a great opportunity for the people of our parishes to grow together in faith and friendship.

GRAB A BEER. HEAR A MESSAGE. MEET YOUR NEIGHBOR.  

Brewing the Faith is an evening designed to help you connect with other adults in their 20s & 30s. It's open to absolutely anyone; grab a beer, hear a message, and meet your neighbor. It's that simple! No registration is needed. ​We can't wait to see you!  

First Tuesday of the month at BROKEN BAT BREWING | 7:00PM | 135 E Pittsburgh Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53204​

The Thursday morning meetings will feature the continuation of the “That Man is You” series — Apostles of the New Springtime. The next thirteen week series is scheduled through the Easter season and will conclude in early May. 

The spring 2025 semester objectives are to: 

• Discover a new Springtime of Christianity and encounter the same Holy Spirit poured out at Pentecost. 
• Create new friendships and prayer habits for life. 
• Engage in a Lenten Journey that prepares you for the miracle of Easter. 
• Discover God’s Divine Life within us!   

Men interested in joining can  REGISTER HERE.

Say “yes” and make plans now to join with other men from the parish creating great friendships, praying, sacrificing and discovering what God has in store for you.  We look forward to seeing you on Thursdays!  

Enter the Parish Center at the 91st Street entrance — coffee is ready by 5:30 AM!   

Here’s our plan for the morning: 

• 5:45 AM Rosary - The Luminous Mysteries Participation is optional. 
• 6:05 AM  Assemble - Opening Prayer 
• 6:10 AM "That Man Is You" Video of the Week 
• 6:40 AM Small Group Break Out - Petitions & Topic Discussion 
• 7:15 AM Reassemble - Final Notes/Ministry Updates 
• 7:20 AM Conclude the Morning - Closing Prayer 

Christ King and Saint Bernard Parishes have formed a long-term partnership of relationships and service to the area of the City of Milwaukee served by All Saints Parish, located at 4051 N. 25th Street, just north of Capitol Drive. We seek to expand the vision of parish boundaries through direct service and friendship, with a focus on this geographical area of Milwaukee. We seek to grow closer to Christ through service to the poor, oppressed and marginalized. The tasks of the partnership include: 
Commit to daily personal prayer for the health, safety, and vibrancy of the City of Milwaukee, especially the area in the vicinity of All Saints and Saint Martin Parishes.

• Be available as "first responders," especially during the week, to the needs of the parishes, their ministry, and the charitable outreach connected to the parishes.
• Be leaders in developing authentic relationships and friendships with those who share differing cultural, racial, and economic backgrounds.
• Evangelization of all peoples, especially through the charitable mission of the Catholic Church.
• Embrace an ever-growing love of the Sunday Eucharist, with continued depth of understanding of the connection between the Body of Christ and the responsibility to social justice in our local community.
• A continued growth in understanding the Church's official teachings in the area of social justice.
• Recruit broader assistance for tasks and initiatives related to the partnership.

Our main undertaking in the partnership has been working together to revitalize the twice-weekly All Saints evening meal program through financial support and on-site serving. We volunteer at All Saints parish alongside their parishioners on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for approximately two and a half hours (4-6:30 PM). When we first began helping, there were 50-75 meals served. Currently, there are over 225!

The onsite responsibilities include pre-meal setup, guest greeting, meal service and post meal cleanup and dishwashing. Volunteers are asked to bring a case of bottled water. We are in need of 8 volunteers each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

meal program signup

Our parish partnership is making a positive impact on the many lives in our community while we experience the universality of our Catholic Church. This is a great opportunity for the people of our parishes to grow together in faith and friendship.

Stations of the Cross is a traditional and powerful devotion experience, rooted in the practice of pilgrimage to Jerusalem, tracing the events on the way to Jesus’s crucifixion. Come walk with Jesus every Friday of Lent, starting at 5:30 PM.

Join with CK school families, socialize and pray the Divine Mercy Chaplet on Saturday evening April 5 at 6 PM in North Hall, followed by food and fellowship. The gym will be open after prayer for active families to enjoy. All ages welcome!

What is the Divine Mercy Chaplet? The chaplet is a repetitive and easy to follow prayer that was given to Saint Faustina. It takes about ten minutes to pray as a large group.   

Please bring a snack or treat to share. Adult and kid beverages  will be provided. 

 RSVP BY APRIL 3

Mondays: 6:30 PM Prayer & 7:00 PM Fellowship  

Each night will include a short teaching/reflection and then time to pray and experience the chosen devotional. Following prayer, join us in the parish center for refreshments and fellowship.  Open to all ages! 

Monday, March 31: Childlike Intercession: Jesus tells us to “ask, seek, and knock,” to make our needs and desires known to God. This week, we’re going to explore how we bring our needs to God in a trusting, contemplative way: as His children and not as strangers or beggars. We’ll also explore how the Holy Spirit can teach us to pray and inspire trust.

April 7 – Vespers: The Liturgy of the Hours is the public prayer of the church and includes psalms, hymns, and scripture. Join us this week to pray in communion with priests and religious all over the globe as we pray for the needs of the world.

April 14 – Pondering with Mary: Begin Holy Week by pondering Jesus’ suffering, death, and resurrection with Our Lady. Paired with the rosary, this time of prayer will help us meditate on Christ’s passion from Mary’s perspective.

Christ King and Saint Bernard Parishes have formed a long-term partnership of relationships and service to the area of the City of Milwaukee served by All Saints Parish, located at 4051 N. 25th Street, just north of Capitol Drive. We seek to expand the vision of parish boundaries through direct service and friendship, with a focus on this geographical area of Milwaukee. We seek to grow closer to Christ through service to the poor, oppressed and marginalized. The tasks of the partnership include: 
Commit to daily personal prayer for the health, safety, and vibrancy of the City of Milwaukee, especially the area in the vicinity of All Saints and Saint Martin Parishes.

• Be available as "first responders," especially during the week, to the needs of the parishes, their ministry, and the charitable outreach connected to the parishes.
• Be leaders in developing authentic relationships and friendships with those who share differing cultural, racial, and economic backgrounds.
• Evangelization of all peoples, especially through the charitable mission of the Catholic Church.
• Embrace an ever-growing love of the Sunday Eucharist, with continued depth of understanding of the connection between the Body of Christ and the responsibility to social justice in our local community.
• A continued growth in understanding the Church's official teachings in the area of social justice.
• Recruit broader assistance for tasks and initiatives related to the partnership.

Our main undertaking in the partnership has been working together to revitalize the twice-weekly All Saints evening meal program through financial support and on-site serving. We volunteer at All Saints parish alongside their parishioners on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for approximately two and a half hours (4-6:30 PM). When we first began helping, there were 50-75 meals served. Currently, there are over 225!

The onsite responsibilities include pre-meal setup, guest greeting, meal service and post meal cleanup and dishwashing. Volunteers are asked to bring a case of bottled water. We are in need of 8 volunteers each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

meal program signup

Our parish partnership is making a positive impact on the many lives in our community while we experience the universality of our Catholic Church. This is a great opportunity for the people of our parishes to grow together in faith and friendship.

• Our Menu remains the same: Ham & Cheese served on Sciortino's Rolls (purchased thanks to your monetary donations that come through the Christ King SHARE Sunday collection (and other direct donations made to SVDP Meal Program), Jello and or Fruit Cups, Hard Boiled Eggs, Sweet Breads (individually sliced), Pickles, Individual Mayonnaise Packets, Vegetables are supplied by Great Harvest for every Meal.
  AS always, I am happy to take any other donations you want me to bringdown (clean blankets, jeans, boots, socks, jackets, sweatshirts)  
• We need a minimum of 16 and ideally 20 to help
• Prepare Meal: 4:30-5:30
• Serve Meal: 5:25-6:30
• Clean/Sanitize
• Tables btw two meal shifts: 5:30-6:30
  Help Staff With Final Clean Up: 6:15-6:45

For all details, questions and to be added to the monthly email details, call Julie Wendelberger at 414-737-5079 or send her an email below.

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“Go Therefore & Make Disciples”

The Thursday morning meetings will feature the continuation of the “That Man is You” series — Apostles of the New Springtime. The next thirteen week series is scheduled through the Easter season and will conclude in early May. 

The spring 2025 semester objectives are to: 

• Discover a new Springtime of Christianity and encounter the same Holy Spirit poured out at Pentecost. 
• Create new friendships and prayer habits for life. 
• Engage in a Lenten Journey that prepares you for the miracle of Easter. 
• Discover God’s Divine Life within us!   

Men interested in joining can  REGISTER HERE.

Say “yes” and make plans now to join with other men from the parish creating great friendships, praying, sacrificing and discovering what God has in store for you.  We look forward to seeing you on Thursdays!  

Enter the Parish Center at the 91st Street entrance — coffee is ready by 5:30 AM!   

Here’s our plan for the morning: 

• 5:45 AM Rosary - The Luminous Mysteries Participation is optional. 
• 6:05 AM  Assemble - Opening Prayer 
• 6:10 AM "That Man Is You" Video of the Week 
• 6:40 AM Small Group Break Out - Petitions & Topic Discussion 
• 7:15 AM Reassemble - Final Notes/Ministry Updates 
• 7:20 AM Conclude the Morning - Closing Prayer 

Christ King and Saint Bernard Parishes have formed a long-term partnership of relationships and service to the area of the City of Milwaukee served by All Saints Parish, located at 4051 N. 25th Street, just north of Capitol Drive. We seek to expand the vision of parish boundaries through direct service and friendship, with a focus on this geographical area of Milwaukee. We seek to grow closer to Christ through service to the poor, oppressed and marginalized. The tasks of the partnership include: 
Commit to daily personal prayer for the health, safety, and vibrancy of the City of Milwaukee, especially the area in the vicinity of All Saints and Saint Martin Parishes.

• Be available as "first responders," especially during the week, to the needs of the parishes, their ministry, and the charitable outreach connected to the parishes.
• Be leaders in developing authentic relationships and friendships with those who share differing cultural, racial, and economic backgrounds.
• Evangelization of all peoples, especially through the charitable mission of the Catholic Church.
• Embrace an ever-growing love of the Sunday Eucharist, with continued depth of understanding of the connection between the Body of Christ and the responsibility to social justice in our local community.
• A continued growth in understanding the Church's official teachings in the area of social justice.
• Recruit broader assistance for tasks and initiatives related to the partnership.

Our main undertaking in the partnership has been working together to revitalize the twice-weekly All Saints evening meal program through financial support and on-site serving. We volunteer at All Saints parish alongside their parishioners on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for approximately two and a half hours (4-6:30 PM). When we first began helping, there were 50-75 meals served. Currently, there are over 225!

The onsite responsibilities include pre-meal setup, guest greeting, meal service and post meal cleanup and dishwashing. Volunteers are asked to bring a case of bottled water. We are in need of 8 volunteers each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

meal program signup

Our parish partnership is making a positive impact on the many lives in our community while we experience the universality of our Catholic Church. This is a great opportunity for the people of our parishes to grow together in faith and friendship.

Mondays: 6:30 PM Prayer; 7:00 PM Fellowship  

The final night includes a short teaching/reflection and then time to pray and experience the chosen devotional. Join us in the parish center for refreshments and fellowship starting at 7:00PM. Open to all ages!   

April 14 – Pondering with Mary: Begin Holy Week by pondering Jesus’ suffering, death, and resurrection with Our Lady. Paired with the rosary, this time of prayer will help us meditate on Christ’s passion from Mary’s perspective. 

Questions? Call Sarah in the office: 414-258-2604.

Christ King and Saint Bernard Parishes have formed a long-term partnership of relationships and service to the area of the City of Milwaukee served by All Saints Parish, located at 4051 N. 25th Street, just north of Capitol Drive. We seek to expand the vision of parish boundaries through direct service and friendship, with a focus on this geographical area of Milwaukee. We seek to grow closer to Christ through service to the poor, oppressed and marginalized. The tasks of the partnership include: 
Commit to daily personal prayer for the health, safety, and vibrancy of the City of Milwaukee, especially the area in the vicinity of All Saints and Saint Martin Parishes.

• Be available as "first responders," especially during the week, to the needs of the parishes, their ministry, and the charitable outreach connected to the parishes.
• Be leaders in developing authentic relationships and friendships with those who share differing cultural, racial, and economic backgrounds.
• Evangelization of all peoples, especially through the charitable mission of the Catholic Church.
• Embrace an ever-growing love of the Sunday Eucharist, with continued depth of understanding of the connection between the Body of Christ and the responsibility to social justice in our local community.
• A continued growth in understanding the Church's official teachings in the area of social justice.
• Recruit broader assistance for tasks and initiatives related to the partnership.

Our main undertaking in the partnership has been working together to revitalize the twice-weekly All Saints evening meal program through financial support and on-site serving. We volunteer at All Saints parish alongside their parishioners on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for approximately two and a half hours (4-6:30 PM). When we first began helping, there were 50-75 meals served. Currently, there are over 225!

The onsite responsibilities include pre-meal setup, guest greeting, meal service and post meal cleanup and dishwashing. Volunteers are asked to bring a case of bottled water. We are in need of 8 volunteers each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

meal program signup

Our parish partnership is making a positive impact on the many lives in our community while we experience the universality of our Catholic Church. This is a great opportunity for the people of our parishes to grow together in faith and friendship.

The Thursday morning meetings will feature the continuation of the “That Man is You” series — Apostles of the New Springtime. The next thirteen week series is scheduled through the Easter season and will conclude in early May. 

The spring 2025 semester objectives are to: 

• Discover a new Springtime of Christianity and encounter the same Holy Spirit poured out at Pentecost. 
• Create new friendships and prayer habits for life. 
• Engage in a Lenten Journey that prepares you for the miracle of Easter. 
• Discover God’s Divine Life within us!   

Men interested in joining can  REGISTER HERE.

Say “yes” and make plans now to join with other men from the parish creating great friendships, praying, sacrificing and discovering what God has in store for you.  We look forward to seeing you on Thursdays!  

Enter the Parish Center at the 91st Street entrance — coffee is ready by 5:30 AM!   

Here’s our plan for the morning: 

• 5:45 AM Rosary - The Luminous Mysteries Participation is optional. 
• 6:05 AM  Assemble - Opening Prayer 
• 6:10 AM "That Man Is You" Video of the Week 
• 6:40 AM Small Group Break Out - Petitions & Topic Discussion 
• 7:15 AM Reassemble - Final Notes/Ministry Updates 
• 7:20 AM Conclude the Morning - Closing Prayer 

Christ King and Saint Bernard Parishes have formed a long-term partnership of relationships and service to the area of the City of Milwaukee served by All Saints Parish, located at 4051 N. 25th Street, just north of Capitol Drive. We seek to expand the vision of parish boundaries through direct service and friendship, with a focus on this geographical area of Milwaukee. We seek to grow closer to Christ through service to the poor, oppressed and marginalized. The tasks of the partnership include: 
Commit to daily personal prayer for the health, safety, and vibrancy of the City of Milwaukee, especially the area in the vicinity of All Saints and Saint Martin Parishes.

• Be available as "first responders," especially during the week, to the needs of the parishes, their ministry, and the charitable outreach connected to the parishes.
• Be leaders in developing authentic relationships and friendships with those who share differing cultural, racial, and economic backgrounds.
• Evangelization of all peoples, especially through the charitable mission of the Catholic Church.
• Embrace an ever-growing love of the Sunday Eucharist, with continued depth of understanding of the connection between the Body of Christ and the responsibility to social justice in our local community.
• A continued growth in understanding the Church's official teachings in the area of social justice.
• Recruit broader assistance for tasks and initiatives related to the partnership.

Our main undertaking in the partnership has been working together to revitalize the twice-weekly All Saints evening meal program through financial support and on-site serving. We volunteer at All Saints parish alongside their parishioners on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for approximately two and a half hours (4-6:30 PM). When we first began helping, there were 50-75 meals served. Currently, there are over 225!

The onsite responsibilities include pre-meal setup, guest greeting, meal service and post meal cleanup and dishwashing. Volunteers are asked to bring a case of bottled water. We are in need of 8 volunteers each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

meal program signup

Our parish partnership is making a positive impact on the many lives in our community while we experience the universality of our Catholic Church. This is a great opportunity for the people of our parishes to grow together in faith and friendship.

Christ King and Saint Bernard Parishes have formed a long-term partnership of relationships and service to the area of the City of Milwaukee served by All Saints Parish, located at 4051 N. 25th Street, just north of Capitol Drive. We seek to expand the vision of parish boundaries through direct service and friendship, with a focus on this geographical area of Milwaukee. We seek to grow closer to Christ through service to the poor, oppressed and marginalized. The tasks of the partnership include: 
Commit to daily personal prayer for the health, safety, and vibrancy of the City of Milwaukee, especially the area in the vicinity of All Saints and Saint Martin Parishes.

• Be available as "first responders," especially during the week, to the needs of the parishes, their ministry, and the charitable outreach connected to the parishes.
• Be leaders in developing authentic relationships and friendships with those who share differing cultural, racial, and economic backgrounds.
• Evangelization of all peoples, especially through the charitable mission of the Catholic Church.
• Embrace an ever-growing love of the Sunday Eucharist, with continued depth of understanding of the connection between the Body of Christ and the responsibility to social justice in our local community.
• A continued growth in understanding the Church's official teachings in the area of social justice.
• Recruit broader assistance for tasks and initiatives related to the partnership.

Our main undertaking in the partnership has been working together to revitalize the twice-weekly All Saints evening meal program through financial support and on-site serving. We volunteer at All Saints parish alongside their parishioners on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for approximately two and a half hours (4-6:30 PM). When we first began helping, there were 50-75 meals served. Currently, there are over 225!

The onsite responsibilities include pre-meal setup, guest greeting, meal service and post meal cleanup and dishwashing. Volunteers are asked to bring a case of bottled water. We are in need of 8 volunteers each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

meal program signup

Our parish partnership is making a positive impact on the many lives in our community while we experience the universality of our Catholic Church. This is a great opportunity for the people of our parishes to grow together in faith and friendship.

Location of Meal Serve: All People's Church, 2600 N. 2nd Street

Food Donation Drop sites by 3pm are as follows:

• Sweet breads; mayo, mustard, ranch dressing: Murtha, 2643 N. 89th St.  
• Cut and peeled carrots & cucumbers; sweet & dill pickles Richburg, 2525 N. 81st St.
• All items: Anderson, 9515 W. Hadley St.

• Packets of mustard, mayo and ranch dressing are preferred to larger containers.  
• Styrofoam carryout containers, plastic silverware & napkin donations will continue to be requested for guests who prefer not to dine in.  These can be dropped at any of the locations too.
• Donations of "Meals in a Can" (Ravioli, Soup, Corned Beef Hash, Pork & Beans, Mac n Cheese, Ramen Noodles, etc.) are requested for their "Community Shelf" as SVdP is able to help feed their guests even if their guests cannot make the carryout pick up time.

Available to help onsite?  4:30-6:15pm, All People's Church, 2600 N. 2nd St, corner of 2nd & Clarke with street parking and entering in the back of the church, under the alcove - ring the bell.  Here's the link (please disregard the times on the SignUp Genius) or just head on down:

Harambee Kitchen Sign Up

Thank you for your continued support of this meal program.  As always, we appreciate everything that is donated as well as your continued prayers.

Christmas wishes and a blessed New Year to you all!

In gratitude,
Mary Anderson 
414-550-2063

The Thursday morning meetings will feature the continuation of the “That Man is You” series — Apostles of the New Springtime. The next thirteen week series is scheduled through the Easter season and will conclude in early May. 

The spring 2025 semester objectives are to: 

• Discover a new Springtime of Christianity and encounter the same Holy Spirit poured out at Pentecost. 
• Create new friendships and prayer habits for life. 
• Engage in a Lenten Journey that prepares you for the miracle of Easter. 
• Discover God’s Divine Life within us!   

Men interested in joining can  REGISTER HERE.

Say “yes” and make plans now to join with other men from the parish creating great friendships, praying, sacrificing and discovering what God has in store for you.  We look forward to seeing you on Thursdays!  

Enter the Parish Center at the 91st Street entrance — coffee is ready by 5:30 AM!   

Here’s our plan for the morning: 

• 5:45 AM Rosary - The Luminous Mysteries Participation is optional. 
• 6:05 AM  Assemble - Opening Prayer 
• 6:10 AM "That Man Is You" Video of the Week 
• 6:40 AM Small Group Break Out - Petitions & Topic Discussion 
• 7:15 AM Reassemble - Final Notes/Ministry Updates 
• 7:20 AM Conclude the Morning - Closing Prayer 

Christ King and Saint Bernard Parishes have formed a long-term partnership of relationships and service to the area of the City of Milwaukee served by All Saints Parish, located at 4051 N. 25th Street, just north of Capitol Drive. We seek to expand the vision of parish boundaries through direct service and friendship, with a focus on this geographical area of Milwaukee. We seek to grow closer to Christ through service to the poor, oppressed and marginalized. The tasks of the partnership include: 
Commit to daily personal prayer for the health, safety, and vibrancy of the City of Milwaukee, especially the area in the vicinity of All Saints and Saint Martin Parishes.

• Be available as "first responders," especially during the week, to the needs of the parishes, their ministry, and the charitable outreach connected to the parishes.
• Be leaders in developing authentic relationships and friendships with those who share differing cultural, racial, and economic backgrounds.
• Evangelization of all peoples, especially through the charitable mission of the Catholic Church.
• Embrace an ever-growing love of the Sunday Eucharist, with continued depth of understanding of the connection between the Body of Christ and the responsibility to social justice in our local community.
• A continued growth in understanding the Church's official teachings in the area of social justice.
• Recruit broader assistance for tasks and initiatives related to the partnership.

Our main undertaking in the partnership has been working together to revitalize the twice-weekly All Saints evening meal program through financial support and on-site serving. We volunteer at All Saints parish alongside their parishioners on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for approximately two and a half hours (4-6:30 PM). When we first began helping, there were 50-75 meals served. Currently, there are over 225!

The onsite responsibilities include pre-meal setup, guest greeting, meal service and post meal cleanup and dishwashing. Volunteers are asked to bring a case of bottled water. We are in need of 8 volunteers each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

meal program signup

Our parish partnership is making a positive impact on the many lives in our community while we experience the universality of our Catholic Church. This is a great opportunity for the people of our parishes to grow together in faith and friendship.

WALKING WITH THE RESURRECTED JESUS: FROM CALL TO COMMUNITY TO MISSION

• Presented by Dr. Dan Scholz
• Christ King Parish Center
• In this Jubilee Year of Hope, join us for a 3-part 2025 Easter Between the Masses as we explore the journey of discipleship and stewardship as found in the Gospel of Luke and Acts of the Apostles (Year C). We will highlight the stages of following Jesus—from His initial calling of individuals, to forming a community of believers, and ultimately to being sent out on mission to share His work of building for the kingdom of God.   

Fighting for Love: Mastering Conflict & Repair in Marriage with marriage therapist, Dana Stuefen | Sunday, April 27: 5-6:30PM | CK North Hall 

Mark your calendars and make a commitment to grow in your vocation, intentionally loving your spouse more fully.

• No cost to attend
• Dinner catered by Olive Garden
• Time for discussion and exercises with spouse
• Childcare provided

RSVP by Wednesday, April 23

Contact Bridget Bullio at 414-258-2604 or send an EMAIL.

Christ King and Saint Bernard Parishes have formed a long-term partnership of relationships and service to the area of the City of Milwaukee served by All Saints Parish, located at 4051 N. 25th Street, just north of Capitol Drive. We seek to expand the vision of parish boundaries through direct service and friendship, with a focus on this geographical area of Milwaukee. We seek to grow closer to Christ through service to the poor, oppressed and marginalized. The tasks of the partnership include: 
Commit to daily personal prayer for the health, safety, and vibrancy of the City of Milwaukee, especially the area in the vicinity of All Saints and Saint Martin Parishes.

• Be available as "first responders," especially during the week, to the needs of the parishes, their ministry, and the charitable outreach connected to the parishes.
• Be leaders in developing authentic relationships and friendships with those who share differing cultural, racial, and economic backgrounds.
• Evangelization of all peoples, especially through the charitable mission of the Catholic Church.
• Embrace an ever-growing love of the Sunday Eucharist, with continued depth of understanding of the connection between the Body of Christ and the responsibility to social justice in our local community.
• A continued growth in understanding the Church's official teachings in the area of social justice.
• Recruit broader assistance for tasks and initiatives related to the partnership.

Our main undertaking in the partnership has been working together to revitalize the twice-weekly All Saints evening meal program through financial support and on-site serving. We volunteer at All Saints parish alongside their parishioners on Tuesday and Thursday evenings for approximately two and a half hours (4-6:30 PM). When we first began helping, there were 50-75 meals served. Currently, there are over 225!

The onsite responsibilities include pre-meal setup, guest greeting, meal service and post meal cleanup and dishwashing. Volunteers are asked to bring a case of bottled water. We are in need of 8 volunteers each Tuesday and Thursday evening.

meal program signup

Our parish partnership is making a positive impact on the many lives in our community while we experience the universality of our Catholic Church. This is a great opportunity for the people of our parishes to grow together in faith and friendship.