LOOK TO THE WEEK AHEAD

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2 ST. GABRIEL PARISH Welcome to St. Gabriel the Archangel We are happy that you have gathered with us today to worship at Mass and to grow as a disciple of Jesus Christ. If you are interested in joining our parish family, please contact the parish office via phone or (see below). If you are already a member, thank you for helping us bring the joy of the Gospel to the world! Parish Staff Directory - Phone: Pastor, Father Larry Seidl x222 ljseidl1949@gmail.com Deacon, Tom Gritton deacontomgritton@gmail.com Pastoral Associate, Steve Pable x224 spable@smcatholicschools.org Director of Worship & Music, Regina Reale x226 rreale@smcatholicschools.org Business Manager, Anne Greif x234 agreif@smcatholicschools.org Christian Formation Center - Phone: Director of Religious Education, Jennifer Schneider x236 jschneider@smcatholicschools.org MS/HS/Youth Ministry Coordinator, Meredith Lauer x238 mlauer@smcatholicschools.org Administrative Assistant, Georgia Juneau x235 gjuneau@smcatholicschools.org SMCS, St. Gabriel Campus - Phone: Principal, Jeanine Leege x229 jleege@smcatholicschools.org LOOK TO THE WEEK AHEAD SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17 Coffee and rolls will be served in S ngle Hall. 10:00 a.m. - Children s Liturgy of the Word 11:00 a.m. - Youth Choir rehearsal MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18 6:30 p.m. - Rosary 6:30 p.m. - RCIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 3:30 p.m. - St. Vincent de Paul WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 9:30 a.m. - Ladies in Prayer 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Confessions THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21 9:00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. - Bible Study 6:00 p.m. - GriefShare 6:10 p.m. - Chime Choir rehearsal 7:15 p.m. - Adult Choir rehearsal SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 8:30 a.m. - Liturgical Minister Workshop 3:15 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Confessions SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24 Coffee and rolls will be served in S ngle Hall. 10:00 a.m. - Children s Liturgy of the Word 11:00 a.m. - Youth Choir rehearsal 2 Pastoral Ponderings NEENAH What do I value most? What do I truly believe is worth spending my life on? Would someone be able to tell, looking at me from the outside? Who do I trust to help me chart my course and set my goals? Blessed is the one who trusts in the Lord, whose hope is the Lord. How easy it is to run around in our rou nes daily, weekly, even annually and never pause for breath. We re dictated by our schedules, allowing others to tell us what is most important and to priori ze our me. Deadlines and commitments may be imposed on us by a boss, or a teacher, or a customer, or our child s coach. We may have an obliga on to our children or our parents. Or we may be seduced out of our me by social media or shopping or other diversions. We don t want to think about it, but this isn t the life that Jesus pictured for us. He did not suffer humilia on and a bloody death on the cross so that we could chase our tails. If our goal is the pleasure and sa sfac on that this life offers, then we are completely divorced from the Kingdom values that Jesus proclaims. Blessed are you, He says, who are poor hungry weeping when people hate you on account of the Son of Man. And even more sobering is this: Woe to you who are rich...who are filled...who laugh This sort of thing does not go on marke ng posters or test well in focus groups! Make no mistake most of us qualify as rich, compared to the rest of the world. Most of us are filled, and few of us can claim to be excluded and insulted because we follow Jesus. If Jesus is talking about me, how do I need to change the way I see the world? How does it affect the way I spend my day? The bo om line is that we have to decide whether we are going to live only for this world, or for something greater. Do we really believe that the only things that last are those that come from God? And if we are expec ng an earthly reward for following Jesus, it s not coming. If we want proof that what Jesus offers is worth it, St. Paul points us to the founda on of our faith that Christ is raised from the dead. If we reject the fact of Jesus resurrec on, then we may as well not profess any belief at all. If Christ has not been raised, your faith in vain; you are s ll in your sins. Un l we believe that with our en re being, we will remain a ached to cheap and flee ng subs tutes in this world. As Lent approaches, we will have another chance to put these values into prac ce. It s worth thinking about right now, and considering how authen cally I live out what I believe. Because discipleship makes a difference right here and right now. -Steve Pable, Pastoral Associate

3 SIXTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME FEBRUARY 17, 2019 CFC NEWS NO CFC classes for Grades 1-10 this week. Confirma on Class at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday evening. Important dates coming up: Feb. 24 Class for grades 9 and 10 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. Feb. 25/27 Classes for Grades 1-6 Feb. 27 EDGE class from 5:30-7:00 p.m. Mar. 3 7 th & 8 th Grade retreat has been cancelled Mar. 4/6 NO CFC Classes Mar. 6 Family Lenten Ac vity 5:30 p.m. Ash Wednesday Mass immediately following. Mar. 10 High School class from 6:00-7:30 p.m. Daily Discipleship News and Events for St. Gabriel Youth Ministry It has been a great week in the youth ministry office! Thank you to all of our 7/8 th, 9/10 th and Confirma on small group leaders for making my transi on into this role so smooth! Your dedica on is appreciated. I have had a great me ge ng to know the kids, and I look forward to seeing them in class in the near future. As a mom of five kids, I know that juggling the family schedule can be a difficult task. If your child is unable to make it to class for any reason, please let me know by phone or so we can plan accordingly for the evening s ac vi es. Thank you to everyone who supported our three young ladies heading to the mission field in St. Louis this summer! Kids Night Out was a great success! Our next fundraising opportunity is the Pancake Breakfast on Sunday March 17 th Wear some green, Bring some Green, and eat pancakes! We hope to see you there! Please join us next Sunday, February 24th, a er the 10:00 Mass to learn about two of our Confirma on candidates experience at the March for Life in Chicago this past January. Light refreshments will be served. We will meet in S ngle Hall. We hope to see you there. As always, please feel free to call the CFC Office or mlauer@smcatholicschools.org if you have any ques ons or comments. I d love to meet you and hear what is on your mind! Have a great week! Meredith Lauer, Youth Ministry and Faith Forma on Coordinator The Altar Candles burn for the month of February in loving memory of Jim Labre at the request of his family. 3 MON. FEB. 18 7:00 A.M. Communion Service TUES. FEB. 19 7:00 A.M. Bob & Millie Yost WED. FEB. 20 7:00 A.M. Bob LeBouton THUR. FEB. 21 7:00 A.M. Sandy Janssen FRI. FEB. 22 7:00 A.M. Bob Glass Sr. SAT. FEB. 23 4:30 P.M. Our Parish Family SUN. FEB. 24 8:00 A.M. Harold Madsen 10:00 A.M. Dr. Thomas Fishel Stewardship of Giving February 9th/10th Envelopes & Loose Giving $10,383 YTD Envelope/Loose Giving/Electronic $540,871 YTD Budgeted Giving $530,000 Capital Improvement $62 Road Repair $0 Total YTD Road Repair Collected $16,456 As of January 31, 2019 YTD Total Parish Income $681,232 YTD Parish Expenses $660,357 Net Income $20,875 If you have not already given to the road repair fund, please consider. We had enough money in our capital improvement fund to cover this cost. However, it would be great to recoup the funds we used for addi onal capital improvement projects needed in the future. Thank you for your generosity! $35,000 Assessment $16,456 raised Does the Bishop's Appeal pay the Bishop's salary or any legal se lements? The Bishop's Appeal is an annual campaign that supports the ministries of the Diocese. It does not pay the Bishop's salary and has never been used to pay any legal se lements. The Appeal provides support to diocesan ministries reaching out to thousands of people each year. These ministries include Catholic Chari es, Catholic Schools, the Compass, and the Emmaus Lay Ministry Forma on program, to name a few. It is our con nuing pledge to you to use all the funds received during the 2018 Bishop's Appeal to provide these services and meet the needs described on our web site at ongb.org/appeal. Thank you for your generous support of the Appeal.

4 Mass Servers 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb J. Hein, K. Daniels 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb H. Verstegen, R. Simonis 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb S. & R. Pingel Readers & Commentators 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb M. Widener, C. Nordeman 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb L. Ma hews, E. Puraite 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb C. Nowak, G. Van Handel Sacristans 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb A. Chipman 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb C. Liebhauser 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb H. Jensen Greeters 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb J. & G. Heath, B. Kempen 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb R. Sauer, S. St. Pierre, M. Wockenfus 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb B. Hanley, K. Sendek Extraordinary Ministers 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb T. Gri on, P. Makovec, B. Labre, H. Miller, M. Kriz, B. & J. Wernimont, D. Nordeman, M. Simonis 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb B. & D. Koller, J. & K. Rappl, A. Schlueter, D. Ma hews, C. Liebhauser, T. Gri on, P. Walbrun 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb A. Jensen,, S. Pitz, N. Herrmann, J. Koshollek, J. Buhl, T. & L. Gri on, C. Dixon, D. Willing Ushers 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb P. Reich, W. Perket, J. Marx, A. Chipman, G. & M. Reckin, L. Sturgell 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb D. & E. Risgaard, P. Sprangers, P. Wolters, H. Jacobs, R. Fedenko, G. Hintz, R. Cardinal, R. Harpt 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Feb J. Koshollek, J. Nemecek, J. & J. Griesbach, M. Burr, N. McNeely, J. Herrmann, J. Kroll Sacramental Life: Registra on of New Members: New members are welcome to the Parish and are asked to call the Office at Bap sms: A class for those reques ng Bap sm is held once a month. The next class is February 18 at 6:30 p.m. Please call the Parish Office to register. Care Ministry: Please no fy us at the Parish Office of your desire for prayers, home visits, Holy Communion, Anoin ng of the Sick, or simply a visit from a fellow parishioner. We are here to help you through your me of need. Hospital Visita on: Please no fy the Parish Office when you or someone you love enters the hospital. Fr. Larry and Steve Pable make regular visits to the area hospitals. Marriages: Arrangements must be made 6 months in advance. Prayer Chain: Call Kathleen at to add a name. Reconcilia on: Saturday 3:15-4:00pm or by appointment. RCIA: Adults interested in becoming Catholic par cipate in the RCIA Process. Contact Lori, or Roxanne, St. Vincent de Paul Help line: hour: Suicide Preven on Crisis Line, hour help: is available for unplanned pregnancy, call Grace Notes Parts of the Mass During the next few weeks this mul -part series on the Catholic Mass, wri en by Elizabeth Harrington, will occupy Grace Notes. Prepara on and Presenta on of the Gi s: The Liturgy of the Word at Mass is followed by the Prepara on of the Offerings, or what the 1970 Missal called Prepara on of the Gi s. Both terms are be er than the old name The Offertory because they more clearly describe the purpose of the rite: to prepare the altar, the bread and wine and the assembly for the offering that takes place during the Eucharis c Prayer. To use the term offertory for this part of the Mass suggests that it is when the sacrifice is offered, whereas it is during the Eucharis c Prayer that Jesus selfoffering is recalled and re-presented. We are joined to Christ s sacrifice when, as members of the body of Christ, the Church, we offer the consecrated bread and wine to the Father. This might sound like nit-picking, but being careful to use the correct terminology in liturgy can help over me to shape the assembly s understanding of what we are doing at worship. The Prepara on of the Offerings/Gi s has a long history. In the early Church, people brought bread and wine from home and gave them to the presider to use in the celebra on of the Eucharist. They also contributed other gi s of food or money to help the work of the Church. It was a concrete way for everyone to par cipate in the real offering of the Mass. The primary elements of the Prepara on of the Offerings are the bringing forward of the gi s, placing the gi s on the altar, and the prayer said over them. Other elements such as an accompanying song are secondary. The procession with the gi s by members of the assembly is a powerful expression of the assembly s par cipa on in the eucharis c ac on. The General Instruc on of the Roman Missal (GIRM) men ons only bread, wine, and money (or other gi s for the poor and the Church) in the procession. It is a procession of gi s: you can t take them back again a erwards! Other objects can be included in the entrance procession if they are of sufficient liturgical significance. The Order of Mass says this about the prayers of prepara on over the bread (and wine): "The priest, standing at the altar, takes the paten with the bread and, holding it slightly raised above the altar, says inaudibly: Blessed are you, Lord, God of all crea on... Then he places the paten with the bread on the corporal. If no offertory song is sung, the priest may say the preceding words in a low voice; then the people may respond: Blessed be God for ever." A er the priest has washed his hands and the music is finished, he invites the people to join in prayer: Pray, brothers and sisters that my sacrifice and yours may be acceptable to God, the almighty Father. A er the people stand and respond, the presider sings or says the Prayer over the Offerings, a collect which is part of the Proper of the Mass, meaning that it varies for each Mass. -Regina Reale, Director of Worship & Music

5 Help for the Homeless hygiene drive We're collec ng NEW hygiene and cleaning items for local crisis agencies through The Family Radio's "Help for the Homeless" hygiene drive, Feb. 17-March 10. Please place dona ons in the box in S ngle Hall. Supplying these items to local shelters will help them direct their limited funds to providing qualified staff, counseling, food and shelter to those they serve. Most urgently needed items are laundry soap, kitchen size trash bags (shelters go thru LOTS of these), shampoo, cleaning supplies, diapers, toilet ssue and feminine care. Your dona ons stay in your community. Note: Food Share does not cover the cost of non-food items like soap and diapers. Thank you! More info at thefamily.net "A homeless student told me 'I some mes stay on couches, in basements, and once last week I slept on two kitchen chairs pushed together. A er sleepless nights, having these products can make me feel be er, fresher and ready for school...i can feel human again. Having easy access to these items makes me feel more selfsufficient and like less of a leech." - School Social Worker Thank you for reliably suppor ng this drive, it touches the lives of many in our community. ~ Social Concerns Commi ee Updated Shopko Scrip Tip Shopko is closing in Neenah and Menasha, but the Northland Mall and Oshkosh Shopko stores are staying open! We have sold some of our inventory, but St. Gabriel s ll has $400 of Shopko gi cards in stock that we would like to sell before the local stores close in March and April. If you are planning to shop the going out of business sales, or will be shopping at the Appleton and Oshkosh Shopko stores, please consider buying Shopko Scrip to pay for your Shopko purchases. You can also use Shopko gi cards to pay for vision exams, eyeglasses, and contact lenses at Shopko Op cal! Please help us to deplete our Shopko gi card inventory! Thank you! Grief Share St Gabriel Parish This week s topic: Challenge of Grief Each week the group will watch helpful, comfor ng videos that cover topics essen al to your recovery from the hurt of grief and loss. Each session features videos and encouraging group discussion. Par cipants can start at any me / Each week s topic stands alone Thursdays through May 9, 6:00 8:00 pm See the parish website, call for more informa on or just join us! or brownmaryellen47@yahoo.com READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 17 Sunday: Jer17: 5-8, Ps 1:1-4,6, 1 Cor 15: 12, 16-20, Lk 6:17,20-26 Monday: Gn 4:1-15, 25/Mk 8:11-13 Tuesday: Gn 6:5-8; 7:1-5, 10/Mk 8:14-21 Wednesday: Gn 8:6-13, 20-22/Mk 8:22-26 Thursday: Gn 9:1-13/Mk 8:27-33 Friday: 1 Pt 5:1-4/Mt 16:13-19 Saturday: Heb 11:1-7/Mk 9:2-13 Sunday: 1 Sm 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23/1 Cor 15:45-49/Lk 6: St. Mary Catholic Schools NEWS Play Lab - Join our early childhood program for cra s, story me, songs, and play me! Play Lab is for young children (ages 2-5) and caregivers at each of our elementary schools! Meet our teachers and parents! There is no cost, however, registra on is required. Contact Kelly at ext. 157 or kbweiss@smcatholicschools.org to register. Upcoming dates: Feb. SG, Feb. SM. SMCS Aquinas Program - The SMCS Aquinas Program offers specialized instruc on for high ability students in grades 3-5. Students work at a faster pace while digging deeper into the content to gain greater knowledge and depth. Applica ons for assessments for the school year will be accepted January 29-March 1. Visit h p://smcatholicschools.org/ smcs-aquinas-program/ for more informa on. SMCHS Incoming Student Course Selec on Night February 6:30 p.m. - Incoming freshmen and transfer students along with their parents will have the opportunity to register for classes and meet with the SMCHS faculty, administrators and guidance professionals. Please contact Kelly Beisenstein-Weiss at kbweiss@smcatholicschools.org or x157 for addi onal informa on. Wisconsin Parental Choice Program/Financial Assistance Informa on Session - SMCS par cipates in the WPCP which allows qualified students in grades K-12 to a end our schools tui on-free. The applica on period is February 1- April 22. To assist families with the process, SMCS will be offering a drop-in informa on session on Tues., Feb. 26 from 4:30-6:00 p.m. at SMCHS. Staff will be on hand to help families determine their eligibility and complete the applica on online as well as to explore other assistance opportuni es for families who may not qualify for this state program. A Spanish-language interpreter is available by request, if needed. Families may contact Shelley Wautlet at swautlet@smcatholicschools.org or for more informa on or to schedule a private session. To access the applica on go to h ps://apps4.dpi.wi.gov/choiceparent/. 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6 ST. GABRIEL THE ARCHANGEL IS A WELCOMING CATHOLIC COMMUNITY OF DISCIPLES WHO ENCOUNTER JESUS, JOYFULLY AND COMPASSIONATELY SERVING GOD S PEOPLE. St. Gabriel the Archangel Something More: Go and Announce the Gospel of the Lord And this gospel of the kingdom will be preached throughout the world as a witness to all na ons. Ma hew 24:14 Facilitated by: Clare Sturm, Diocesan Divine Worship Coordinator Saturday, February 23, 2019 Liturgical Ministries: Service to the Liturgy Service to one another Registration Reflection 8:30 am (with light refreshments) 9:00 am - 10:45 am For more information, please contact Regina Reale rreale@smcatholicschools.org ext. 226 Clare Sturm began ministry in the Diocese of Green Bay worship office in 2007 at the invitation of Bishop David Zubik. Current primary responsibilities include: preparation for annual large Diocesan liturgies and for special Masses for Diocesan Departments, assisting parishes and organizations for preparing Masses with Bishop Ricken, campus chapel leadership for daily Masses and special occasions, ministries, and music. Clare holds a Masters of Theological Studies from St. Norbert College. Her BA degree is from Mount Marty College (Benedictine) at Yankton, SD, with studies in Education, Music, and Theology. 2 BIG EVENTS 1 SPECIAL DAY SUNDAY, MARCH 10 th after the 10:00 Mass New Pastor Process You probably know that Fr. Larry will be moving to Senior Priest Status (i.e. retirement) effective June 30, This means that the Diocese of Green Bay, under Bishop David Ricken, will be assigning a new pastor for St. Gabriel the Archangel in the coming months. As part of this process, a representative from the Priest Personnel Board, Fr. Don Everts, will be visiting St. Gabriel on Sunday, March 10 th at 12:15 pm. He will be here to learn more about our perception of the pastoral needs of our parish. To be clear, this is NOT a meeting to vote on or select a new pastor! Rather, it is one step in an established diocesan procedure to help discern the character and requirements of our particular community. Your thoughtful input will be a helpful step in making a good transition to new pastoral leadership. Fr. Don will also be able to address questions you may have. In the meantime, if you have questions or concerns, please direct them to Fr. Larry, Deacon Tom, or a parish staff or parish council member. Lenten Reflection and Rice Bowl March 10 th is also the First Sunday of Lent, the perfect time to embrace our penitential practices of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Immediately after the 10:00 Mass, people of ALL AGES can plan on a FREE simple meatless meal in Stingle Hall. After the meal, we will have a brief prayer and presentation on how we can make a difference in the lives of our brothers and sisters who struggle in desperate poverty. This will kick off our annual Operation Rice Bowl, organized by Catholic Relief Services. It will open our eyes, minds, and hearts to be transformed in this holy season. The Lenten meal and reflection will 6 adjourn in time for everyone to attend the gathering with Fr. Don Everts of the Priest Personnel Board. (see above)

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