Catholic boys' middle school coming to Sauk City

A new Catholic faith-based boys’ school will open for the 2016 school year in Sauk City, and picks up where St. Aloysius grade school leaves off.

The Shoreless Lake School is for boys in sixth through eighth grades, but will open in September starting with one sixth-grade class.

A seventh-grade class will start in September 2017 and eighth grade will commence in 2018.

Staggering the classes ensures that entering students have the prerequisite classes, like lower-level Latin, before starting off in the new school.

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Bishop Morlino dedicates new Adoration chapel in Sauk City

SAUK CITY -- Bringing in the new year was a very special occasion at Divine Mercy Parish in Sauk City, where Bishop Robert C. Morlino held a dedication Mass and ceremony for the new Mary, Mother of God Adoration Chapel on January 1, fittingly the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God.

“Let Us Go Rejoicing to the House of the Lord” was the processional hymn sung as the bishop, Divine Mercy Pastor Fr. John Blewett, and Mass servers entered the chapel for the dedication.

Parishioners persevere

It was no small task getting to this day, but the perseverance and faith of many parishioners who have helped keep a successful Eucharistic Adoration (EA) program going for over 12 years at St. Aloysius Church at Divine Mercy Parish made this day a reality.

Until now, Eucharistic Adoration has been held in the church proper. The “new” chapel is actually a renovated chapel that was “hidden” in the old Sisters convent located between the church and the school, according to Father Blewett.

“It is almost like it was waiting there,” he said, to be discovered and brought out through Divine Providence.

According to Bishop Morlino, a dedication ceremony for an altar or for a church or chapel is somewhat like a consecration ceremony for a new priest: it is preparing a temple to be worthy of the sacrifice of Christ in the Eucharist, he said.

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