Pastoral Council

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Your 2024-2025 Pastoral Council Members are : Fr. Chuck Hanel, Kent Rice, Tom Farley, Stephanie Fong, Dale Servais, Tim Dondlinger, Chris Behrndt, Becky Wagner, Debbie Bisswurm, Gary Mathis, Cindy Klopp, and John Henry.

The 2024-2025 Pastoral Council Officers were selected. They are as follows:

Kent Rice – Chair

Tom Farley – Vice Chair

Stephanie Fong - Secretary

The Pastoral Council has selected the following as liaisons to the standing committees that serve Queen of Apostles:

Life Long Faith Formation: Cindy Klopp & John Henry

Human Concerns: Debbie Bisswurm

Prayer & Worship: Gary Mathis & Stephanie Fong

Stewardship: Becky Wagner

These individuals will be working closely with the currently established committees or as in the case of Stewardship & Faith Formation, will work to establish these vital committees here at Queen of Apostles.

Two Members are selected to serve on the Finance council as well. Those individuals are Tom Farley & Chris Behrndt

Everyone is welcome to attend our Open Pastoral Council Meetings. Although they typically are held on the 3^rd Wednesday of the month in Grellinger Hall. Minutes to all Pastoral Council Meetings are found on the Parish Website and in the back of Church for the prior month. Updates will continue to be posted on the Ministry Board as well. We look forward to driving the Queen of Apostles’ Strategic Plan and moving the Parish forward into a bright future. God Bless!

The Purpose of the Pastoral Council (as defined by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee Parish Pastoral Council Norms – see archmil.org for copy of documents) Click here for the QOA Appendix:

1. To be a vehicle for the parish to fulfill the pastoral mission of Jesus and the Church of Queen of Apostles. This is done by developing Catholic identity, promoting evangelization and fostering stewardship.

2. To strive to build a community of disciples who recognize their baptismal calls to lives of holiness, witness and service.

3. To engage a continuous process of pastoral planning, which takes into account the needs and priorities of its parishioners, the Archdiocese, the broader community and the world.