Catholic Relief Services (CRS Rice Bowls) distributed the Sunday prior to Ash Wednesday and collected by Easter. 75% of your CRS Rice Bowl donation supports Catholic Relief Services work around the world and 25% helps fight hunger and poverty in your own community. Learn more at www.crsricebowl.org

Catholic in Recovery (CIR) is a nonprofit organization that offers 12-step recovery programs to serve those suffering from addictions and unhealthy attachments and the family and friends that support them.  CIR 12-step programs are unique in they directly incorporate the Catholic Faith, Scripture and the Sacraments in the healing process. 

While care for creation is rooted in the bible and has always been a main tenant of Catholic Social Teaching, Pope Francis has infused it with new energy and urgency in his encyclical, Laudato Si.

This ministry is made up of volunteers who either: call, prepare or serve the food that is donated for a funeral. The family is charged for the core part of the meal. They are also charged with a nominal fee to use the Church facility to offset some of the costs.

There are four areas of service:

• Coordinator Team – This involves working with the parish office to coordinate the details of the luncheon. The coordinators take turns leading volunteers in the set- up, serving and clean-up of funeral luncheons.
• Food Donation Team - Donate homemade desserts for funeral luncheons when contacted by one of the Food Callers on the day of the funeral.
• Serving Team – Help with set up and serving of funeral luncheons.
• Food Caller Team – Contact volunteers to arrange for dessert donations. Time commitment varies based on the size of the funeral luncheon.

For more information on volunteering for these important ministries, please contact Terry Robinson at robinsont@stanthony.cc or (262) 691-1173 X1119.

At Christmas time we sponsor numerous agencies through our Giving Tree Collection.

Carries out the healing mission of the Church by promoting the physical well-being of parishioners. 

How's your blood pressure lately? Don't know? Don't care? Find out why you should pay attention before you have to visit an Emergency Room. Blood Pressure screenings are often done after the 7:30 and 9:00 Masses on scheduled Donut Sundays.

The congenial atmosphere of St. Anthony's becomes a blood drive site. We welcome the donors, visit with them to distract them from the task, and set out snacks for after their donation.

Do you know where the AED's are? Do you know what they are? Automatic Defibrillators are used in public places to restart the heart when someone is having a cardiac arrest. Our AED's are in red boxes through the campus.

For more information, please contact Terry Robinson at robinsont@stanthony.cc or (262) 691-1173 X1119.

• Bring and serve a meal to homeless day center two times a year.  Volunteer to serve, donate dessert or a gallon of milk.
• Reducing the risks of poverty by helping people in Waukesha County meet basic needs.  Volunteer to serve evening meals, donate major appliances, furniture, and clothing.

Contact Terry Robinson, robinsont@stanthony.cc.

The Southeastern Wisconsin Chapter of this organization offers support groups for both the mentally ill and their families. St. Anthony hosts one of the nine-week Family to Family Support Group Sessions. 

Contact Denise Fischer - Denise Fischer DFischer@namisoutheastwi.org

Work on various ways to put faith into action through Catholic Social Teaching, addressing social justice issues, and more.  Help us plan activities to build a more just and equitable society through encounter, education, and action. 

Contact Dennis Petrie at petriedj@gmail.com

Prayer shawls are a tangible sign of God’s love, and prayers are woven into each shawl. A prayer intention is offered for the recipient who may or may not be known to the shawl creator. In the process of knitting or crocheting, prayers are offered for healing, for comfort, for peace of mind.

Make and sell quilts to raise money for the Peru Ministry. Some quilts are also sent to our sister parish in Peru. 

Also make “Prayers & Squares” quilts for those who are seriously ill. 

Contact Barb Barrett via the parish office at parish@stanthony.cc

St. Anthony on the Lake continually strives to build a culture that cherishes and protects every human life.

We offer a warm welcome to newly registered members of the parish through phone calls by committee members, and acting as mentor to new families. 

We are always looking for people to be mentors, especially young families. 

Please contact the Parish Office at parish@stanthony.cc or 262-691-1173 for more information.

A Parish Committee that is responsible for the planning and execution of social activities that promote fellowship opportunities for mature parish members.