The Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist
Weekly Update - November 6, 2019 - November 17, 2019
Greetings from the Cathedral!
This weekly email contains information on upcoming events at the Cathedral.
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The Cathedral of
St. John the Evangelist
Weekly Update
October 23, 2019 - November 2, 2019
Greetings from the Cathedral!
This weekly email contains information on upcoming events at the Cathedral.
Wednesday Concert Series:
Concerts are each Wednesday at 12:15 pm and last approximately 30 minutes.
Today and next week:
November 6 • Charles Q. Sullivan, organ
November 13 • Cordes de Lion (cello & guitar)
November 13 • Cordes de Lion (cello & guitar)
Giving Opportunity
Thank you for your ongoing generosity to the Open Door Café! Chef Al, our Kitchen Manager, requests donations of ketchup, sweet snacks & salty snacks. Please place your donations in the blue bins in the Atrium or Cathedral Gift Shop on the weekends, or drop them off at the Parish Center reception desk during the week. Thank You!
Prison Ministry Support Group
November 9, 2019
Pauline Workshop - Letter to Philemon
Date: Sunday November 10
Time: 10:00 – 11:30 am
Invisible Lines - November 13, 2019
Sponsored by Eat, Drink and Be Catholic and Catholics for Peace and Justice
Eat, Drink and Be Catholic offers women and men of all ages a casual opportunity to explore the Catholic faith. We provide a space for intellectual, relational and spiritual growth. Our hope is that at the end of each evening, individuals not only know more but are also inspired and empowered to live out what our faith celebrates and teaches.
Adults of all ages are invited toMo’s…A Place for Steaks! (720 N Plankinton – across the street from Mo’s…A Place for Steaks!) on Wednesday, November 13th starting at 7:00 pm. We will view and discuss the film, Invisible Lines, in which "ten Milwaukee residents of color share their personal stories of segregation, racism and prejudice...Invisible Lines invites viewers to experience conversations they would not ordinarily hear, and encourages the audience to do one thing not often done in this increasingly noisy world -- listen." Please RSVP to Chad Griesel or call 414-271-6180 x111
Peace of Mind
Saturday, November 16
Holocaust Stories at the Cathedral -
November 17, 2019
Volunteers Needed
Peace of Mind program dinner Saturday, November 16, 2019
To help set up (5:00 pm), serve (6:30 pm) clean up (8:30 pm).
“Fr. Mike’s Evening in Advent” Saturday, December 7, 2019
To help set up (5:00 pm), serve (6:30 pm) clean up (9:00 pm).
If you can help, please contact Pat Wisialowski at 414/276-9814, ext. 302 or
patwisialowski@stjohncathedral.org. Thank you in advance!
patwisialowski@stjohncathedral.org. Thank you in advance!
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New Parking Availability
The Cathedral has negotiated a parking agreement with Northwestern Mutual allowing parishioners and guests to park during Mass at no charge. The agreement is available for both the Saturday and Sunday Mass schedule. This does not include parking during weekday Masses.
Please read the full details about the times that free parking is available and how to obtain a validation ticket by clicking on the "Parking Details" button.
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Support Our Ministries
Funds raised will help us to continue our mission as Mother Church of the Archdiocese: a beacon of faith, patron of the arts and haven and advocate for the poor and marginalized. Our entire operating budget comes from private sources: contributions from individual Cathedral parish members, visitors, local corporations, foundations and generous friends.