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‘Jesus is here for you’
Bishop Ricken celebrates Mass at Redgranite Correctional Institution, extends God’s mercy to inmates
Approximately 75 inmates from the Redgranite Correctional Institution in Waushara County attended a Year of Mercy Mass celebrated by Bishop David Ricken on Nov. 2. In above photo, an inmate holds a Mass program with an image of Pope Francis on the cover. At left, Bishop David Ricken gives Communion to an inmate seated in a wheelchair.
Bishop David Ricken and Deacon Bob Precourt, pastoral leader at St. Mark Parish in Redgranite and Sacred Heart Parish in Poy Sippi, await the opening procession for a Year of Mercy Mass at the Redgranite Correctional Institution. At right, an inmate holds up a rosary for Bishop Ricken to bless at the end of Mass.
Bishop David Ricken makes a point as he addresses inmates at the Redgranite Correctional Institution, located 80 miles southwest of Green Bay. Bishop Ricken celebrated Mass for the inmates and told the men that God’s mercy is open to all who accept it.
Compass photos by Sam Lucero
Inmates at Redgranite Correctional Institution shake hands at the sign of peace during Mass Nov. 2. The Mass was celebrated by Bishop David Ricken, who told inmates that he was there at the request of Pope Francis during the Year of Mercy.
View more photos at www. thecompassnews.org
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Bishop David Ricken greets inmates at the Redgranite Correctional Institution following Mass Nov. 2. Also pictured are Mary Armbrust, Pastoral Care and Ministry coordinator for the Green Bay Diocese, Deacon Bob Precourt, pastoral leader at St. Mark Parish in Redgranite and Sacred Heart Parish in Poy Sippi, and Terry Martz, a member of St. Joseph Parish in Wautoma. Not pictured is Carlos Hernandez, diocesan Hispanic ministry director. The church representatives greeted each inmate as they exited the prison gymnasium following Mass.
We are looking for folks like these — business owners, supervisors, anyone with management responsibilities — who live their faith in the workplace.
The Compass kindly requests nominations for the 4th Annual “Faith that Works” Awards. Now is the time to nominate a manager, supervisor, business owner or business person — a practicing Catholic — for these prestigious awards. The 2017 awards will be presented to individuals who have influenced the workplace through business practices that reflect the teachings of Jesus Christ and his church and who share of themselves in their parishes and/or communities. Business people will be honored in both profit and non-profit organizations. The “Faith that Works” nomination form along with requirements and nominee criteria are available online at www.thecompassnews.org.
REQUIREMENTS • Must be currently employed in the 16 counties of the Diocese of Green Bay • Nominee must be an active member of his or her parish • Must be active in at least two parish or spiritually based community programs or organizations AWARD CRITERIA (MUST PROVIDE SAMPLES) 1. Occupation (note whether for-profit or nonprofit) Describe the nominee’s position in the workplace. 2. Organizations/Boards List all parish, diocesan and/or spiritually-based organizations to which the nominee belongs. Identify any leadership roles with each organization.
DO IT NOW: DEADLINE IS DECEMBER 31, 2016 Winners will be published in the March 31, 2017 edition of The Compass. If you have questions, contact Amy Kawula at (920) 272-8212 or [email protected].
3. Business Leadership Characteristics Describe the faith-based leadership characteristics that the nominee provides in the workplace. 4. Business Ethics Explain how the nominee includes the teaching of Jesus Christ and his church in the workplace.
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| The Compass | Nov. 11, 2016
Nov. 11, 2016 | The Compass |
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www.thecompassnews.org
‘Jesus is here for you’
Bishop Ricken celebrates Mass at Redgranite Correctional Institution, extends God’s mercy to inmates
Approximately 75 inmates from the Redgranite Correctional Institution in Waushara County attended a Year of Mercy Mass celebrated by Bishop David Ricken on Nov. 2. In above photo, an inmate holds a Mass program with an image of Pope Francis on the cover. At left, Bishop David Ricken gives Communion to an inmate seated in a wheelchair.
Bishop David Ricken and Deacon Bob Precourt, pastoral leader at St. Mark Parish in Redgranite and Sacred Heart Parish in Poy Sippi, await the opening procession for a Year of Mercy Mass at the Redgranite Correctional Institution. At right, an inmate holds up a rosary for Bishop Ricken to bless at the end of Mass.
Bishop David Ricken makes a point as he addresses inmates at the Redgranite Correctional Institution, located 80 miles southwest of Green Bay. Bishop Ricken celebrated Mass for the inmates and told the men that God’s mercy is open to all who accept it.
Compass photos by Sam Lucero
Inmates at Redgranite Correctional Institution shake hands at the sign of peace during Mass Nov. 2. The Mass was celebrated by Bishop David Ricken, who told inmates that he was there at the request of Pope Francis during the Year of Mercy.
View more photos at www. thecompassnews.org
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Bishop David Ricken greets inmates at the Redgranite Correctional Institution following Mass Nov. 2. Also pictured are Mary Armbrust, Pastoral Care and Ministry coordinator for the Green Bay Diocese, Deacon Bob Precourt, pastoral leader at St. Mark Parish in Redgranite and Sacred Heart Parish in Poy Sippi, and Terry Martz, a member of St. Joseph Parish in Wautoma. Not pictured is Carlos Hernandez, diocesan Hispanic ministry director. The church representatives greeted each inmate as they exited the prison gymnasium following Mass.
We are looking for folks like these — business owners, supervisors, anyone with management responsibilities — who live their faith in the workplace.
The Compass kindly requests nominations for the 4th Annual “Faith that Works” Awards. Now is the time to nominate a manager, supervisor, business owner or business person — a practicing Catholic — for these prestigious awards. The 2017 awards will be presented to individuals who have influenced the workplace through business practices that reflect the teachings of Jesus Christ and his church and who share of themselves in their parishes and/or communities. Business people will be honored in both profit and non-profit organizations. The “Faith that Works” nomination form along with requirements and nominee criteria are available online at www.thecompassnews.org.
REQUIREMENTS • Must be currently employed in the 16 counties of the Diocese of Green Bay • Nominee must be an active member of his or her parish • Must be active in at least two parish or spiritually based community programs or organizations AWARD CRITERIA (MUST PROVIDE SAMPLES) 1. Occupation (note whether for-profit or nonprofit) Describe the nominee’s position in the workplace. 2. Organizations/Boards List all parish, diocesan and/or spiritually-based organizations to which the nominee belongs. Identify any leadership roles with each organization.
DO IT NOW: DEADLINE IS DECEMBER 31, 2016 Winners will be published in the March 31, 2017 edition of The Compass. If you have questions, contact Amy Kawula at (920) 272-8212 or [email protected].
3. Business Leadership Characteristics Describe the faith-based leadership characteristics that the nominee provides in the workplace. 4. Business Ethics Explain how the nominee includes the teaching of Jesus Christ and his church in the workplace.
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