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Dear Friend, welcome to Most Blessed Sacrament Parish in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. As one of many Catholic parishes in the Church of Green Bay, I believe the words of our Statement of Mission illustrate our identity as a worshipping community in Oshkosh:

"Inspired by the Word of God and nourished by the Body and Blood of Christ, we are called to be HIS church through our daily living at home, work, school and play."

As God's people called to holiness through our common Baptism, we are sustained by God's holy Word and His Real Presence in the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ. All are welcomed here. Our worship sites are open each week day as a quiet oasis for nourishing our spiritual journey in this life. Please worship with us as we come to the table of the Lord's Word and Sacrament.

It is my hope that this site gives you a glimpse of our parish life as it is sustained by his Real Presence. This Presence manifests iteself in his Body, we his people, his holy Church.

God bless you,

Fr. Jim Jugenheimer, pastor

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Care Fair Saturday February 27

Written by Kristin Bird
Wednesday, 03 February 2010 14:14
Please join us for the Care Fair on Saturday February 27 9AM - Noon at St. Jude Church on Oregon St. Free health screenings, giveaways, and vendors to help you care for yourself, for others, and for God's creation Click on Flyer for more info
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CYO Winter Retreat

Written by Kristin Bird

Wednesday, 03 February 2010 14:13

This past weekend, 20 high school teens and volunteer youth ministers traveled to the beautiful (but cold!) Green Lake Conference Center for our Winter Retreat. We had an incredibly grace-filled and engaging weekend of prayer, music, fellowship, and much laughter.

The theme for our retreat was "In the Flesh" and was based upon Christ's desire for us to become more like Him and share His love with all.

Our teenagers were empowered to make personal commitments to change the way they are living and to instead live for Christ. They were able to recognize the sin in their lives and make a commitment to change their lives. These teens have allowed Christ to become so present in their lives that when they left our retreat as living witnesses to the world - they are Christ “In the Flesh” to those they encounter at home, in school, and everywhere they go.