Church Leadership
Meet the Leaders of Our Catholic Community
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary Council Members
Parish Council
Finance Council
St. Casimir Council Members
Parish Council
Finance Council
St. Stanislaus Council Members
Committees, Groups, and Organizations
Safety Committee Members – ABVM
Cemetery Committee Members – ABVM
Board of Total Catholic Education Members – ABVM
Maintenance Committee Members – ABVM
ABVM Alumni Association – 920-822-5650
Council of Catholic Women – 920-822-3279
St. Vincent DePaul – 920-822-3279
Knights of Columbus Bishop Bona Council
Prayer Network requests or to be a Prayer:
Doris Malcheski – 920-822-5153
or the Parish Office – 920-822-3279
Staff Biographies
Fr. Carmen Scuderi OFM
Assumption BVM/ St. Casimir/ St. Stanislaus Pastoral Vicar
Franciscan Friar – Solemn Profession 1983
Pastoral Vicar – Assumption BVM, St Casimir, St Stanislaus Parish with specialized focus on St. Casimir Parish Community
Doctor of Education specializing in Pastoral Community Counseling
Experience in Hospital Chaplaincy – 15 years; Closed Unit Psychiatric Counseling – 3 years; Outpatient Psychiatric Counseling – 12 years, Pastor Byzantine Catholic Church Community Hazleton, Pennsylvania – 12 years; Superior Byzantine Franciscan Friary – 3 years.
Fr. James Vacco, OFM
Fr. James Esser, OFM
Deacon Dennis Majewski
Assumption BVM/ St. Casimir/ St. Stanislaus Deacon
Deacon Dennis G. Majewski is a Roman Catholic deacon serving the Diocese of Green Bay, Wisconsin, since May of 2002. Deacon Dennis is currently stationed at Assumption BVM Parish in Pulaski, WI and linked parishes St. Stanislaus in Hofa Park and St Casimir in Krakow. He has been married to his wife, Joan, since 1975 and together they have 4 children and 13 grandchildren. He retired in 2020 from a local paper mill in Green Bay just down the street from Lambeau Field. He is the Spiritual Advisor for the Green Bay Council and the Assumption BVM Conference #32 of St. Vincent De Paul and an active with the Anchor of Hope TEC in the Green Bay area.
Janet Maroszek
Assumption BVM/ St. Casimir/ St. Stanislaus Pastoral Associate
My husband Eugene and I have three children and seven grandchildren. I have served the parishes for over 32 years as Catechist, Eucharistic Minister, Lector, Usher, Board and Council member. I was Commissioned by Bishop Banks in 2002 and attended Silver Lake College and graduated from St. Norbert College. I feel blessed to be able to serve the people of our three parishes, each has a special place in my heart. I am a lifelong member of Assumption B.V.M. Church. My husband’s home church is St. Stanislaus, and my parents were married at St. Casimir (my dad’s home parish). I am always blessed to be a part of the sacramental life of our parishioners no matter where the journey we call life is taking them. Call me anytime – you are a blessing to me. Peace!
Sara Mangold
Assumption BVM School Principal
My family and I have been members of the Assumption BVM parish since moving to Pulaski in 2011. I have had many roles around the school and parish including parent volunteer, catechist, teacher, and now principal. I love working with staff, families and students creating disciples and encouraging students on their education journey.
Deanne Wilinski
Faith Formation Director
Serving families, children, youth and adults as they grow in their relationship with God. Responsibilities include sacramental prep and RCIA.
Cathy Nampel
Assumption BVM Music Coordinator
My name is Cathy Nampel, and I am the Music Coordinator at Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. I am married, and I have two wonderful children. I have a Bachelor of Arts in Music History from UW-Green Bay. I am also available to sing for weddings and funerals.
Todd Skinkis
My family and I have been members at ABVM Parish since 2012. I had the wonderful opportunity to work as the Faith Formation Coordinator grades 7-12 since 2016. I enjoy working with students and families in growing their faith.
Staci Karcz
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