Frequently Asked Questions about

What gathered ministry is currently taking place?

Archbishop Listecki wrote to all pastors with the following update: "With trust in the Holy Spirit, beginning with Masses for Pentecost Sunday 2021, I am eliminating the restrictions for attendance, face coverings and social distancing."
Please see Archbishop Listecki's message, Continuing Our Parish COVID Protocols.
Our standard weekend Mass schedule is in place, with in-person Eucharistic celebrations. 5:00 p.m. on Saturdays, and 7:45 a.m., 9:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. on Sundays.

What safety protocols are in place for Mass?

All seating restrictions in our church have been lifted, with the exception of a mask-only section near our Adoration Chapel. You will find that the cords on every other pew have been removed and you are welcome to sit where you are comfortable.
As the CDC has announced, face coverings are no longer necessary for vaccinated adults. At this time, however, face coverings are strongly recommended but not required. We have a "mask-only" section near our Adoration Chapel for those who need additional safety accommodations.
We are live-streaming our 9:00am Mass. Following the livestream, the recording will be available on our Prayer and Worship page, on Facebook, YouTube or Vimeo.
The line for reception of the Eucharist as returned to our pre-pandemic process. We will continue to receive the Eucharist by hand under one species (the precious bread) until we receive further direction from the Archdiocese. Please make use of the hand sanitizer stations when receiving Communion.
Offertory baskets are being passed during the liturgy. We also deeply appreciate the many households who continue to support the mission and ministries of our parish family through electronic giving.
We continue to sanitize the worship space regularly.
We have returned to the practice of exiting Mass through the gathering space. While you are still welcome to exit through the side doors, please feel free to make use of the gathering space and main entrance doors as well.

How do I watch the Sunday live stream Mass?

All you need to watch our live stream is a device that has access to the internet! We use Vimeo to post our various video offerings and you can subscribe to us at www.vimeo.com/stanthonyonthelake to be able to access our videos easily. Our Sunday Liturgy is streamed live to Facebook and our website at 5:00pm on Saturday evenings and is available for later viewing.

How can I make my weekly offering?

A number of options are available to you and we are grateful to the many parishioners who continue to make use of these options.

If you are not ready or able to attend Mass in person:

You can mail your envelope to the parish office with a check;
You can make a secure online credit card donation via PushPay HERE;
You can set up an automatic withdrawal via electronic funds transfer (EFT) by contacting Shannon Dakovich in our parish office at 262-691-1173.

Can I attend Daily Mass?

Daily Mass is taking place five days a week.
Fr. Tony Zimmer has the Monday, Wednesday and Friday Masses. Please see our latest bulletin to see who will have the Tuesday and Thursday Masses.
We are observing the same safety protocols for Daily Mass that have been in place for the weekend liturgies.
We have posted links to Daily Mass video options for those praying from home on our Online Mass page.

What is the status of our facilities? How can I interact with the Parish Office if I have questions?

Our building is cleaner than ever and the Parish Office is open from 8:30am - 3:30pm Monday through Friday.
All staff, when away from their personal workspace are wearing face coverings at this time. We are requiring all visitors to our offices to wear a mask as well.

I am seeking the sacrament of reconciliation. How can I arrange confession with a priest?

Individual Reconciliation has returned to its normal schedule of 4:00 p.m. on Saturdays in the Reconciliation Room.
We are observing the same safety protocols as have been in place for our weekend liturgies.

Can I come to pray in Church?

Yes!

Is Eucharistic Adoration Available?

Yes! The Blessed Sacrament is exposed in the Memorial Chapel immediately following Daily Mass and will remain exposed on Tuesdays and Thursdays until 8:00pm and on Wednesdays and Fridays until 2:00pm.

Can I have my baby baptized while virus restrictions are in place?

Yes! Please contact Kathy Paro to make arrangements. As per current Archdiocesan guidelines, all Baptisms will take place outside of Mass.

Whom should I call if a loved one dies? Are we allowed to have a Funeral Mass?

All funeral arrangements continue to be made through our parish office: 262-691-1173. Funeral Masses are allowed with social distancing protocols. Please see our Funeral page for more information.

I would like to donate food or material goods for Pewaukee Food Pantry or the St. Hyacinth Food Pantry. How can I do this?

You are welcome to leave donations for these organizations, but please be aware that safety guidelines require us to leave those donations untouched for three days before distributing them. Donations dropped off during weekend liturgies will be distributed later in the week.

How can I make arrangements for a wedding?

For more information, please contact Parish Office to make arrangements.

I heard that Archbishop Listecki's Sunday Obligation dispensation expired. What should I do?

On August 26, 2020, Archbishop Listecki announced that his dispensation of the Sunday Obligation to attend Mass would expire on September 14, 2020. His announcement, along with guidance from Fr. Tony are available here.

Click here for an archive of our Parish-wide messages and updates during the Coronavirus Outbreak.

Frequently Asked Questions about

What gathered ministry is currently taking place?

Archbishop Listecki wrote to all pastors with the following update: "With trust in the Holy Spirit, beginning with Masses for Pentecost Sunday 2021, I am eliminating the restrictions for attendance, face coverings and social distancing."

Please see Archbishop Listecki's message, Continuing Our Parish COVID Protocols.

Our standard weekend Mass schedule is in place, with in-person Eucharistic celebrations. 5:00 p.m. on Saturdays, and 7:45 a.m., 9:00 a.m. and 10:45 a.m. on Sundays.

What safety protocols are in place for Mass?

All seating restrictions in our church have been lifted, with the exception of a mask-only section near our Adoration Chapel. You will find that the cords on every other pew have been removed and you are welcome to sit where you are comfortable.

As the CDC has announced, face coverings are no longer necessary for vaccinated adults. At this time, however, face coverings are strongly recommended but not required. We have a "mask-only" section near our Adoration Chapel for those who need additional safety accommodations.

We are live-streaming our 9:00am Mass. Following the livestream, the recording will be available on our Prayer and Worship page, on Facebook, YouTube or Vimeo.

The line for reception of the Eucharist as returned to our pre-pandemic process. We will continue to receive the Eucharist by hand under one species (the precious bread) until we receive further direction from the Archdiocese. Please make use of the hand sanitizer stations when receiving Communion.

Offertory baskets are being passed during the liturgy. We also deeply appreciate the many households who continue to support the mission and ministries of our parish family through electronic giving.

We continue to sanitize the worship space regularly.

We have returned to the practice of exiting Mass through the gathering space. While you are still welcome to exit through the side doors, please feel free to make use of the gathering space and main entrance doors as well.

How do I watch the Sunday live stream Mass?

How can I make my weekly offering?

A number of options are available to you and we are grateful to the many parishioners who continue to make use of these options.

If you are not ready or able to attend Mass in person:

You can mail your envelope to the parish office with a check;

You can make a secure online credit card donation via PushPay HERE;

You can set up an automatic withdrawal via electronic funds transfer (EFT) by contacting Shannon Dakovich in our parish office at 262-691-1173.

Can I attend Daily Mass?

Daily Mass is taking place five days a week.

Fr. Tony Zimmer has the Monday, Wednesday and Friday Masses. Please see our latest bulletin to see who will have the Tuesday and Thursday Masses.

We are observing the same safety protocols for Daily Mass that have been in place for the weekend liturgies.

We have posted links to Daily Mass video options for those praying from home on our Online Mass page.

What is the status of our facilities? How can I interact with the Parish Office if I have questions?

Our building is cleaner than ever and the Parish Office is open from 8:30am - 3:30pm Monday through Friday.

All staff, when away from their personal workspace are wearing face coverings at this time. We are requiring all visitors to our offices to wear a mask as well.

I am seeking the sacrament of reconciliation. How can I arrange confession with a priest?

Individual Reconciliation has returned to its normal schedule of 4:00 p.m. on Saturdays in the Reconciliation Room.

We are observing the same safety protocols as have been in place for our weekend liturgies.

Can I come to pray in Church?

Yes!

Is Eucharistic Adoration Available?

Yes! The Blessed Sacrament is exposed in the Memorial Chapel immediately following Daily Mass and will remain exposed on Tuesdays and Thursdays until 8:00pm and on Wednesdays and Fridays until 2:00pm.

Can I have my baby baptized while virus restrictions are in place?

Yes! Please contact Kathy Paro to make arrangements. As per current Archdiocesan guidelines, all Baptisms will take place outside of Mass.

Whom should I call if a loved one dies? Are we allowed to have a Funeral Mass?

All funeral arrangements continue to be made through our parish office: 262-691-1173. Funeral Masses are allowed with social distancing protocols. Please see our Funeral page for more information.

I would like to donate food or material goods for Pewaukee Food Pantry or the St. Hyacinth Food Pantry. How can I do this?

You are welcome to leave donations for these organizations, but please be aware that safety guidelines require us to leave those donations untouched for three days before distributing them. Donations dropped off during weekend liturgies will be distributed later in the week.

How can I make arrangements for a wedding?

For more information, please contact Parish Office to make arrangements.

I heard that Archbishop Listecki's Sunday Obligation dispensation expired. What should I do?

On August 26, 2020, Archbishop Listecki announced that his dispensation of the Sunday Obligation to attend Mass would expire on September 14, 2020. His announcement, along with guidance from Fr. Tony are available here.

Click here for an archive of our Parish-wide messages and updates during the Coronavirus Outbreak.