A Weekly Photo Journey
Across DioWis
Week of June 26th, 2025
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All Saints, Appleton Booth at Fox Valley Pride
All Saints, Appleton had a booth at Fox Valley Pride, which was held at Jones Park in Appleton on Saturday, June 21. This was our second time participating in the annual Pride festival. Over 3,000 people attended, and a number of them made a point of thanking us for being there. The 90+ degree heat made the free ice water at our table a big draw!
EpiscoWisco Senior Camp
Senior EpiscoWisco Camp wrapped up with laughter, lake swims, and late-night campfire chats that echoed with joy and mosquito buzz alike. These rising 10th–12th graders brought heart, humor, and holy curiosity to a week filled with games, prayer, and real conversations about faith and life. Whether it was shooting arrows or unpacking big questions during cabin devotions, these campers showed what it means to be grounded in love and open to growth. We saw leaders emerge, friendships deepen, and s’mores perfected. They definitively found their people. As they head back into the world, they carry with them the Spirit-soaked memories of a week where God showed up in every sunrise, every silly skit, and every shared song. Senior Camp, you crushed it.
St. Bart’s, Pewaukee Baptism
Last Sunday was a day of joy and celebration at St. Bartholomew’s in Pewaukee as we welcomed Layla, Felix, and Amani into the household of God through the sacrament of Holy Baptism. Surrounded by family, godparents, and a loving congregation, these three beloved were marked as Christ’s own forever. The sanctuary was filled with laughter, splashes, and a few happy tears as the community renewed its own baptismal vows and joined in the sacred promise to support these children in their life in Christ. It was a beautiful reminder that the Church is always growing, always welcoming, and always rejoicing in the gift of new life. Alleluia!
Garden Blessings at St. Luke’s Bay View
This past Sunday, Fr. Jason and the congregation gathered after Mass to bless St. Luke’s Giving Garden for the 2025 season. The garden is called the “Giving Garden” because the garden’s produce is donated to the Bay View Community Center Food Pantry, which provides food to the hungry in their community.
St. Mark’s CPR Class
St Marc’s Beaver Dam recently hosted a CPR/AED certification course in their fellowship hall—because knowing how to save a life is a ministry, too. Thanks to the generosity of the parish, the course cost was fully covered for anyone in need. Ten community members attended and left empowered with lifesaving skills! The instructor was thanked with a beautiful handmade card at the end, thanks to the art skills of parishioners. 👏⛪🫀
