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If you or a family member is interested in
receiving a sacrament, please contact the person listed below for more
information. Mother of Good Counsel Catholic Parish celebrates the
sacraments to show our willingness to be a part of the ministry of Jesus
Christ who calls us to be sons and daughters of God. The sacraments help
remind us that God is always with us.
Baptism
The Baptism of a child into the Catholic community is a beautiful gift
of initiation and rebirth. A parent requests the sacrament of
Baptism which provides the child with a gateway to the other sacraments.
Contact the pastor to schedule a class for the immediate preparation for
baptism and to schedule a date for the reception of the sacrament. Fr. Bob Marsicek, S.D.S., (414) 442-7600, ext. 103
or
fatherrobert@att.net
First Reconciliation
Reconciliation is the opportunity for individuals to respond to
God's ongoing invitation to conversion in one's community of faith.
First Reconciliation is offered for children in Grade 2 and older who
have not yet made their first confession. Contact: Teresa Mortell, DFF
(414) 442-7600, ext. 126 or
mortell@mgcparish.org
First Eucharist
We celebrate our communion with the Real Presence of Christ in this
sacrament. Parents may enroll their children for preparation of this
sacrament in Grade 2 and older.
Contact: Teresa Mortell, DFF
(414) 442-7600, ext. 126 or
mortell@mgcparish.org
Confirmation
The celebration of this Sacrament focuses on a young person's faith
and commitment to Christ and his/her desire to enter adulthood in the
parish community. Sacramental preparation for high school juniors and
seniors includes classes, service to the community, and a retreat
experience. For further information, contact: Teresa Mortell, DFF
(414) 442-7600, ext. 126 or
mortell@mgcparish.org
Confirmation For Adults
Adults who are not confirmed my register for an inquiry session followed
by classes that conclude on Easter Sunday. These adults will be
jo9ining the RCIA candidates for preparation. Contact the pastor
to register for this preparation process. A schedule of
class sessions and expectations will be provided as you register. Fr. Bob Marsicek, S.D.S., (414) 442-7600, ext. 103
or
fatherrobert@att.net
Rite of Christian Initiation for Children
Children seven years of age and older may participate in a program of
sacraments preparation with their family if they have not been
baptized or catechized in the Catholic Faith. Contact the Director
of Faith Formation or the pastor to determine if this is the best
process for your child/ren.
Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults Adults of
other faith backgrounds who are interested in becoming Catholic are
invited to join our RCIA group. Meetings start in October and end
on Easter Sunday. Parishioners interested in increasing their
knowledge of their faith are also invited to at as sponsors or
team members. Contact the pastor to register for this preparation
process.
Marriage
Our goal is to enable couples to develop a beautiful and permanent
relationship. The pastor and trained couples assist engaged couples.
Please contact our pastor, Fr. Bob Marsicek, S.D.S., at least 6 months in
advance. (414) 442-7600, ext. 103 or
fatherrobert@att.net
Anointing of the Sick
In this sacrament, the entire parish prays for the seriously ill,
the sick or infirmed, aged and those with emotional stress and illness.
This is a sacrament for everyone, not only those near death. It can be
received several times. Any parishioner who has an illness or a more
serious crisis during an illness can receive the sacrament. Communal
celebrations of the Anointing of the Sick are held several times per
year. To arrange for the anointing of a loved one or yourself, please
contact Fr. Bob Marsicek, S.D.S. at (414) 442-7600, ext. 103. or
fatherrobert@att.net
Christian Burial (Funerals)
In the burial of a Christian, we celebrate the faith of the deceased
person and Christ's victory over death and suffering. When someone dies,
the funeral director will call the parish office to arrange for burial.
The pastor or a deacon will meet with the family to prepare for the
funeral service.
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