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Celebrate a hands-on Holy Week experience, ending with an Easter Egg Hunt! All are welcome at St. Mary’s to:
Trace and Make Palms to Wave
Eat the Last Supper (with bread and juice)
Wash Feet
A Forgiveness Craft
Decorating Plastic Eggs
Easter Egg Hunt
Hunt for Easter Eggs at Cory Park Pavilion, Dousman
Hunt starts at 12 noon sharp on Saturday, April 8
Ages Preschool – 5th Grade
Sponsored by Dousman-Ottawa Lions
STRAWBERRY FEST: St. Mary’s will be holding our Annual Strawberry Fest again this year. Some of the highlights of this year’s festival will include delicious homemade strawberry desserts, grilled food, bake sale, craft vendors, live music, and children’s activities! ALL are welcome! All proceeds from the Strawberry Fest will be benefit the Diocese of Milwaukee Haiti Partnership, which supports a parish, elementary school, trade school and medical clinic in the village of Jeanette, Haiti.
Celebrate our Annual Dousman Derby Days!
All are welcome to this book discussion. We will read the book Think Again by Adam Grant. 2024 promises to be a year full of disagreement and conflict as we study the serious topics facing us in the April, August and November elections. As we all try to find the right way forward, have we paused to ask, “How do I decide what is right?”
Think Again by Adam Grant aims to do just that. While not advocating for a particular position or belief, Grant walks people through how we make our decisions, and how we rethink them. In a year that could bring stress and turmoil, how can we instead work to discuss the issues that matter so deeply to us with compassion and love? Without trying to bend people to our position, how can we objectively look at our own beliefs and values, reexamining them as necessary.
Three Pillars (314 East Village Court) is hosting three discussions on:
April 30 (discussion will focus on the first section, comprised of four chapters)
May 1 (discussion will focus on the second section)
May 8 (discussion will focus on the final section)
We will have a light meal at 5:30 p.m., followed by a discussion at 6 p.m.
I hope you will grab a copy and join us.
All are welcome to this book discussion. We will read the book Think Again by Adam Grant. 2024 promises to be a year full of disagreement and conflict as we study the serious topics facing us in the April, August and November elections. As we all try to find the right way forward, have we paused to ask, “How do I decide what is right?”
Think Again by Adam Grant aims to do just that. While not advocating for a particular position or belief, Grant walks people through how we make our decisions, and how we rethink them. In a year that could bring stress and turmoil, how can we instead work to discuss the issues that matter so deeply to us with compassion and love? Without trying to bend people to our position, how can we objectively look at our own beliefs and values, reexamining them as necessary.
Three Pillars (314 East Village Court) is hosting three discussions on:
April 30 (discussion will focus on the first section, comprised of four chapters)
May 1 (discussion will focus on the second section)
May 8 (discussion will focus on the final section)
We will have a light meal at 5:30 p.m., followed by a discussion at 6 p.m.
I hope you will grab a copy and join us.
All are welcome to this book discussion. We will read the book Think Again by Adam Grant. 2024 promises to be a year full of disagreement and conflict as we study the serious topics facing us in the April, August and November elections. As we all try to find the right way forward, have we paused to ask, “How do I decide what is right?”
Think Again by Adam Grant aims to do just that. While not advocating for a particular position or belief, Grant walks people through how we make our decisions, and how we rethink them. In a year that could bring stress and turmoil, how can we instead work to discuss the issues that matter so deeply to us with compassion and love? Without trying to bend people to our position, how can we objectively look at our own beliefs and values, reexamining them as necessary.
Three Pillars (314 East Village Court) is hosting three discussions on:
April 30 (discussion will focus on the first section, comprised of four chapters)
May 1 (discussion will focus on the second section)
May 8 (discussion will focus on the final section)
We will have a light meal at 5:30 p.m., followed by a discussion at 6 p.m.
I hope you will grab a copy and join us.
Come to a Job’s Daughters Ice Cream and Game Night!
This is aimed at young ladies aged 8 to 18 and their parents.
Please call ahead to RSVP.
