St. Mary’s Prayer List
Please pray for Anna Madden, Roxanne Walsh, Marlene McGowan, Lizzy Mitchell, those who are sick, unemployed, in need, and all families who are suffering in any way; from illness, cancer, uncertainty, & anxieties; Families & Friends, please pray the rosary. *If you or someone you know would like to be included on the prayer list please notify us at bulletin@stmlys.diolcparish.org*
Thank You!
We would like to extend a big THANK YOU to our local Lyndon Station Fire Department! They fixed our Knox box, and now can use it for emergencies which we greatly appreciate. Thank you!
2026 Fish Frynder
is updated and ready for lent! To find fish fry locations across our diocese feel free to visit https://diolc.org/fishfrynder/ which lists dates, times and locations! This information can also be found on the back page of Catholic Life as well.
St. Paul’s 2026 Annual Fish Fry
March 20 & 27, 5-7pm, Adults $15 Students $6, Preschool Free! 408 W River St, New Lisbon, WI, Carry Outs Available
Flocknote Family Lenten Daily Adventures Series
Fun and faithful activities for children ages 5-12 for every day of Lent.This series is available at no cost, and starts February 18th. If you and your family would like to join this series please click here or contact Heather to be added to the distribution list.
Social Concerns Committee
The Parish Council would like to establish a Social Concerns Committee within our parish. Please reach out to Deacon Tom with any thoughts or ideas regarding this new endeavor! 608-415-1165 or in person.
Mass Intentions
If you would like to schedule Mass intentions please contact the parish office. We currently have availability for both weekdays and weekends.
Updates on the current 2025-2027 Parish Painting Restoration Project, as well as past restoration projects.
CCD Kid’s Corner: Mrs. Erickson’s class made breastplates of St. Patrick. Ms. Hauck’s class learned about the Rosary, including the Mysteries and what each bead represents int eh prayer. Together, they prayed a decade of the Rosary and reflected on the life of Jesus and Mary. The students also created a paper chain rosary for the classroom to help them remember the prayers and meaning of each bead.
