A three-part series on the theological foundations for voting, the historical context on voter related racial discrimination, and an overview on the state and local standards to ensure a lawful election takes place.
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First Part
Second Part
Third Part
Contact Information
Dana Kleckley at 414-416-6856 (All Saints), Louise Hildebrandt at 262-334-3038 (Holy Angels), or Catherine Orr at 262-512-8994 (Lumen Christi).
One year ago, the Family Promise PortLight Shelter celebrated its ribbon cutting in Port Washington. No longer would parishes be needed to house the homeless on cots in their meeting rooms. Rather, a beautiful facility with privacy and security provides housing with dignity for families and single people who are experiencing homelessness due to a myriad of circumstances. In 2023, forty-three (43) households were given a fresh start including forty-six (46) adults and twenty-four (24) children. Furthermore, approximately 9,526 meals were served over the year.
Lumen Christi, along with other Ozaukee County churches, will continue to make and serve meals every week to the people and families temporarily residing at the shelter. In 2024, Lumen Christi Parish is committed to providing dinner for guests for a total of five weeks. We hope to have more people join us in this worthwhile community endeavor!
Thank you in advance for your continued support of Family Promise of Ozaukee County! Please contact Marguerite Dargiewicz at (414) 379-2280 or margdarg@gmail.com with any questions.
The Lumen Christi Care for Creation Committee is excited to share the following six-part video series recently created by the Catholic Climate Covenant, a national organization seeking to unfold creation care as an integral aspect of Church practices and ministries. The series titled, "God's Creation Needs You", features six Catholic communities across the nation caring for our common home through climate action, advocacy, farming, community organizing, service to others, solar energy, education, prayer and a focus on environmental justice.
The Human Concerns Commission discerns and responds to the needs of the people within the parish, out in the community, and throughout the world. It identifies resources to meet their needs and enlist the active cooperation of parishioners. The members collaborate with the pastor, staff, and other organizations in the following ways: direct service, advocacy, social justice, social bridging, and empowerment of people. Meetings are monthly and discuss a number of topics including the following: