Sheboygan North Catholic Parishes

06/09/2026

INSPIRATION FOR THE WEEK —The starving Israelites found their physical salvation in manna, “a food unknown to your fathers.” We find our spiritual salvation in the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, a food unknown to too many souls. Blessed are we to partake of the Bread of Life.

06/09/2026

FOOD PANTRY COLLECTION
JUNE 13 & 14
Our pantry could really use your help to replenish our food supply. As we are all aware, grocery shopping for a family is expensive! Many of our guests count on our pantry to help supplement their food needs. On June 6/7, slips of needed pantry items were passed out at all Masses. Bring the items with you to Mass on June 13/14 or drop them off in the breezeway between the rectory and church at St. Dominic during the week. We greatly appreciate all donations! Please make sure the items are not expired.
If you do not receive a slip, feel free to donate any of the following items: breakfast bars, cereal, tuna, canned meals, pasta/ rice sides, boxed potatoes, or canned chicken.
Monetary donations are always welcome and are used to purchase fresh food including produce, milk, meat, eggs and other items that are in short supply. We also greatly appreciate all who donate through PushPay on a regular basis. As always, thank you for helping us serve those in need in our community. God bless!

06/08/2026

Looking for more information on access to the Adoration Chapel? Here is a video walk-through with Fr. Nick.

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06/08/2026

Catholic Men’s Lunch Group
June 18, 2026
This is a great opportunity for Catholic men in the Sheboygan area to break away from their daily work for discussion, camaraderie, and, of course, lunch.
Thursdays noon, next one June 18 lunch at Parker John's.

To register, ask questions, or offer ideas, contact Adam Brotherhood via phone, text, or email: 414-308-5198 or [email protected].

06/08/2026

Corpus Christi Prayer —
O Precious Jesus, The gift of your Body and Blood, shared with us, is unfathomable.
Like manna that satiated our hunger, fill us where we lack.
Like the bread given to Elijah in the desert, sustain us.
Grace us with a glimpse into your love for us,
now and forever, present in the Eucharist.
Amen.

06/08/2026

CALVARY CEMETERY JUNE OUTREACH
Calvary Cemetery is owned by Holy Name of Jesus, St. Clement, and St. Dominic Parishes. It is a calm, peaceful resting place where our loved ones can be honored and celebrated. Our mission is to keep it as such for future generations. While routine maintenance is ongoing, improvements must be part of our efforts as good stewards. Our 2nd Collection after Communion, next week, will be for the continued support and maintenance of our Cemetery. We thank our volunteers who are generous with their time! Additional help is always welcome. Contact Mike Short.

06/08/2026

Fr. Nick blessing the new Sheboygan County Perpetual Eucharistic Adoration Chapel to officially open it tonight was a special way to end the Solemnity of The Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ.

06/07/2026

Another beautiful day today for our Corpus Christi Eucharistic Procession from Holy Name of Jesus to St. Clement. Blessed to have two more communicants and the Ministerio de Infancia Misionera kids join us today. Thank you to all who joined us either day or kept us in your prayers. Thank you to Fr. Nick, Fr. Dennis, Deacon Jim, Seminarian Joshua, all servers, canopy bearers, crossing guards and all who made these wonderful processions possible.

06/07/2026

The Solemnity of the Most Holy Body & Blood of Christ!

06/07/2026

"Every week Jesus gives himself to us in the Eucharist. Every week do you give yourself to Jesus?" The question Fr. Nick asked the congregation in his homily this weekend.

It was very special to kick off our Corpus Christi celebration with 5 adults being confirmed in our parishes. We then had a wonderful Eucharistic Procession from St. Dominic to Holy Name of Jesus. So happy to have two of our First Communicants walk with us.