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We continue to utilize every other bench to keep social distancing requirements.

If you are concerned or sick in any way PLEASE DO NOT ATTEND

If you are caring for someone with a health condition PLEASE STAY HOME

WE ARE DOING EVERYTHING WE CAN TO KEEP YOU SAFE!

Our Weekend Mass Schedule is:

4:00 pm on Saturday at Assumption B.V.M. – Pulaski

7:00 pm on Saturday at St. Stanislaus – Hofa Park

8:00 am on Sunday at Assumption B.V.M. – Pulaski

9:00 am on Sunday at St. Casimir – Krakow

10:30 am on Sunday at Assumption B.V.M. – Pulaski

We will continue to record and post the 4:00 pm Mass on our parish You Tube Channel (abvm cast)
Confessions will be at 3:00 pm on Saturdays at ABVM and by appointment.
We have resumed Eucharistic Adoration and Holy Hour in the ABVM Chapel immediately after the Friday morning 7:00 am Mass.

Thank you for your patience, your prayers and your generosity during this time. We have such an amazing parish thanks to you!

Yours in Christ,

Fr. Jim Gannon, O.F.M.

News and Announcements

Blessing of Throats Weekend

January 29th & 30th.

Sunday Mass Broadcast

The typical Sunday Mass broadcast will air on Sundays, at 7:30 AM, on WFRV.

For those unable to attend Mass in-person right now, please be advised there is a NEW TIME for the Mass – Every Sunday at 7:30 AM. All are invited to tune in every Sunday morning to WFRV-Channel 5 and pray with us from wherever you are!

Mass Schedule

Saturday’s
4:00 pm at Assumption B.V.M. – Pulaski
7:00 pm at St. Stanislaus – Hofa Park

Sunday’s
8:00 am and 10:30 am at Assumption B.V.M. Pulaski
9:00 am at St. Casimir – Krakow

Weekday’s

Tuesday – 7:00 am at ABVM – Chapel
St. Stanislaus suspended until March 8, 2022
St. Casimir suspended until March 9, 2022
Wednesday – 6:00 pm at ABVM – Chapel
Thursday – 8:15 am at ABVM with ABVM School Children
Friday – 7:00 am at ABVM – Chapel
7:30 – 8:30 am Eucharistic Adoration And Holy Hour at ABVM Chapel

Holy Hour for Life Video Archive from Thursday, January 20th, 2022

In union with bishops throughout the United States, Bishop David Ricken celebrated a Holy Hour on the evening of Thursday, January 20th, live from St. Francis Xavier Cathedral. An archive of this stream can be viewed here on the diocesan homepage, as well as on the Diocese of Greeen Bay Facebook page, and at https://www.gbdioc.org/HolyHourforLife.

2021-2022

2021-2022 Religious Education Online Registration is now open starting April 15, 2021

Safe Environment

Each person has an inherent dignity as a beloved child of God. The Diocese of Green Bay is committed to providing a safe environment in our parishes, in our schools, in our Faith Formation programs, and in all of our ministries, especially those that serve children, youth and individuals at risk. If you want to learn more about the programs and resources available through the Diocese of Green Bay to live out this commitment.