Fifth Sunday of Lent April 6 & 7, 2019

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1 Fifth Sunday of Lent April 6 & 7, 2019 ~Friday~ April 12 4:30 to 7pm Tickets on sale after all Masses This Weekend. ~Included in this Bulletin~ The Compass in the Bulletin See inside for more information about the status of our Bishop s Appeal. Dignity of Life New & Current Members Amy Zelten Andrew Crane Cheri Shebesta Christine Rasmussen Heather Milton Kathy Nielsen Mary Jo Ross Randy Kostichka Ruth Ann Roffers Terry Rennells Wanda Piotrowski Wendy Novak See the board in the hospitality area and sign up if you can help us with our Holy Week celebrations. Thank you. The interfaith panel discussion on March 28 at The Richard Mauthe Center at UWGB included Pooja Agarwal, Roksana Rashid, and Sr. Marla Clercx seas@seasgb.org St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish 2771 Oakwood Drive Green Bay, WI Welcoming and Registering New Parishioners After All Masses Library Open Parish Office Open [ Saturday after ] [ Mass and Sunday ] [ in between Masses ] Selling Picture Directories for $5. Office Hours Monday-Thursday 8am to 4:30pm Friday 8am to noon

2 Saturday, April 6 Jer 11:18-20; Ps 7:2-3, 9bc-12; Jn 7: :00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation 4:15pm Mass for the living and deceased members of the Lynn & Woyak families Sunday, April 7 8:00am Rosary 8:30am Mass Mary Bambic 9:00am Confirmation Class 10:30am Mass Betty Blasczyk 10:30am Little Church Is 43:16-21; Ps 126:1-6; Phil 3:8-14; Jn 8:1-11 Monday, April 8 Dn 13:1-9, 15-17, 19-30, 33-62; Ps 23:1-6; Jn 8: :00pm Stations of the Cross Tuesday, April 9 Nm 21:4-9; Ps 102:2-3, 16-21; Jn 8: :00am Mass Intention Available 12:00pm Alpha Course 1:00pm Prayer Shawl Ministry 6:00pm Rosary 7:00pm Choir Practice Wednesday, April 10 Dn 3:14-20, 91-92, 95; Jn 8: :00am Mass Intention Available 8:45am Mary Bible Study 5:45pm Taste of Alpha Course 5:45pm Elementary Faith Formation Classes 7:00pm Middle & High School Faith Formation Classes Thursday, April 11 St. Stanislaus Gn 17:3-9; Ps 105:4-9: Jn 8: :00am Mass Ralph Larson 1:30pm Faith Sharing Group 6:00 & 7:00pm Knights of Columbus Meetings Friday, April 12 Jer 20:10-13; Ps 18:2-7; Jn 10: :00am Mass Intention Available 4:30pm Fish Dinner Saturday, April 13 3:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation 4:15pm Mass Norb Oudenhoven 5:15pm Library and Parish Office Open St. Martin I Ez 37:21-28; Jn 11:45-56 Sunday, April 14 Lk 19:28-40; Is 50:4-7; Ps 22:8-9, 17-20, 23-24; Phil 2:6-11; Lk 22:14-23:56 8:00am Rosary 8:30am Mass Richard Meneau 9:30am Library and Parish Office Open 10:30am Mass Laura Mroczynski 10:30am Little Church 11:30am Practice for Holy Thursday April pm Alpha Course April pm Prayer Shawl Ministry April pm Rosary April pm Choir Practice April No Faith Formation Classes April pm NEW Shelter Meal Preparation April :30pm Faith Group April :30pm Buildings & Grounds Committee Meeting April pm Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord s Supper April Adoration until 10pm, Bishop Ricken Visiting April am Practice for Good Friday Service April :30pm Good Friday Service April am Practice for Holy Saturday Easter Vigil April No Afternoon Confession/Reconciliation April pm Holy Saturday Easter Vigil April :30 & 10:30am Easter Sunday Mass April :30am Easter Egg Hunt April pm Alpha Course April pm Prayer Shawl Ministry April pm Rosary April pm Choir Practice April :45pm Taste of Alpha Course April :45 & 7pm Faith Formation Classes April 27/ Reverse Collection April am 1st Communion/Eucharist Retreat April 27/ Deacon Steve s Book Sale & Signing After Masses April 27/ Knights of Columbus: Tootsie Roll Drive After Masses April am Confirmation Class April :30am 1st Communion/Eucharist April pm Alpha Course April pm Prayer Shawl Ministry April :30pm Worship Committee Meeting April pm Rosary The Women s Guild will not meet in April. The next meeting will be May 13.

3 Dear Parishioners, Be kind to one another, compassionate, forgiving one another as God has forgiven you in Christ ~Ephesians 4:32 I remember sharing the following story of reconciliation with parents several years ago when preparing the children of our parish for First Reconciliation. Our Lenten journey calls us to repentance, but also reminds us to accept the gift of forgiveness and to be reconciled with Christ, with each other, and with the Church. The story goes like this. A much-love priest once carried a secret burden of long-past sin buried deep in his heart. He had committed the sin many years before his seminary training. No one knew what he had done, but they did know he had repented. Even so, he had suffered years of remorse over the incident without any sense of God s forgiveness. A woman in his parish deeply loved God and claimed to have visions in which Jesus Christ spoke to her. The priest, skeptical of her claims, asked her, The next time you speak to the Lord, would you please ask Him what sin your priest committed before he was in seminary? The woman agreed. The priest continued, Well, what did He say? He said, I don t remember. That is the true gift of reconciliation. Jesus hears our sins, accepts our remorse as we confess, and absolves us of the pain and shame repeating Neither do I condemn you. Go, and from now on do not sin any more. Peace, Gloria Nolan, Pastoral Minister Sr. Marla s Sunday Bulletin Letter last weekend contained an invitation for foot washing on Holy Thursday. We invite you to prayerfully consider being part of this powerful example of service and humility. This year during the service, we will invite any who desire to come forward to have their feet washed or to wash the feet of another. When she came to the parish a few days later the priest asked, Did He visit you? She said, Yes. And did you ask Him what sin I committed? Yes, I asked Him, she replied.

4 The Divine Mercy Chaplet Sunday, April 28 at 8am Please join us to pray The Chaplet of Divine Mercy in celebration of God s unfathomable mercy and love. Where, if not in the Divine Mercy, can the world find refuge and the light of hope? St. Pope John Paul II When does life begin? At conception. God creates our soul at conception and our soul is immortal. The U.S. Senate recently failed to pass the Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act, legislation that would prohibit infanticide by ensuring that a baby born alive following an attempted abortion would receive the same degree of care as would be given to any other baby born alive at the same gestational age. Jesus, Lord of Life, transform all hearts to recognize that infanticide is wrong and must not be tolerated. Open all hearts to recognize and defend the precious gift of all human life from womb to tomb. This 24-Hour a Day Vigil Is Ongoing until April 14 Join the SEAS team on Friday, April 12 from 10-11am. Or join any other time you re available as this vigil is 24 hours a day at the corner of Oneida St. and Plymouth Rock Terrace near Red Robin and Planned Parenthood, 2605 S. Oneida St., Ashwaubenon. ~Last Weekend s~ World s Poor Collection: $6, Thank you! Your gift helps people living in poverty in our country and abroad. If you didn t give a gift and would like to, we ll take contributions until April 14. For your convenience, there are extra envelopes in the hospitality area. Your gift can be sent to the parish office or put in an envelope labeled World s Poor Collection and included in the offertory at Mass. Unplanned is a movie in theaters now that reveals the truth about abortion and Planned Parenthood as experienced by one of their former clinic directors. Lawmakers can pass the Life at Conception Act and end abortion by using the Constitution instead of amending it. The Life at Conception Act changes the focus of the abortion debate and takes the Supreme Court out of the equation and places responsibility on the shoulders of our elected representatives who, unlike life-term judges, respond to grass-roots pressure. Act NOW and urge your elected officials to pass the Life at Conception Act. Call and insist that your Congress representative cosponsor S. 231/H.R. 681 and H.R. 586.

5 April 2019 IN THE Unplanned seeks to make abortion unthinkable, says Abby Johnson BY AMANDA LAUER FOR THE COMPASS APPLETON For a long time, people have been waiting for this legislative cavalry to show up and, with one sweep of their swords, make abortion illegal. I think it s pretty clear that that isn t going to happen, said Abby Johnson, whose life story is depicted in the movie, Unplanned, which opens nationwide on March 29. We have to start focusing on making abortion unthinkable in our society, our communities and our churches, Johnson told The Compass in a telephone interview March 13. That is exactly what Johnson hopes will happen after people see Unplanned, which is adapted from her best-selling book, Unplanned: The Dramatic True Story of a Former Planned Parenthood Leader s Eye-Opening Journey across the Life Line. The movie offers a stark depiction of what goes on in an abortion facility and the abortion industry itself. Johnson, during her eight-year career with CNS PHOTO COURTESY UNPLANNED Abby Johnson, left, is seen on the set of the movie Unplanned with actress Ashley Bratcher, who plays her. The movie details the story of Johnson, a former Planned Parenthood administrator who quit that job to join the pro-life movement after her upclose interaction with abortion. Planned Parenthood, was the youngest person to be appointed director of one of their clinics. She quit her job in October 2009 after participating in an abortion procedure for the fi rst time. Unplanned is billed as a prolife movie, but Johnson knows that people from both sides of the abortion debate will be in the audience. Screenings of the movie have shown promising results, she said. We ve already heard stories of people who are prochoice who have gone to various screenings and said, My opinion has now changed on abortion, Johnson added. Our full story appears in the March 22 issue. FRANKLY, FRANCIS Dear Brothers and Sisters, In our continuing catechesis on the Our Father, we now turn to the third invocation, thy will be done. We see God s will revealed in the person of Jesus: to seek out and to save that which is lost. If we do not appreciate this we risk misunderstanding the meaning of the third aspect of the Our Father. We can affi rm, however, without a doubt, that God s will is indeed for the salvation of all mankind. Our prayer, then, is offered by children who know their Father s heart and are certain of his loving plan. This prayer, moreover, inspires in us the same desire for the Father s will as we see in Jesus, especially when, in the garden of Gethsemane, he prayed, Father, if you are willing, remove this chalice from me; nevertheless not my will, but yours, be done (Lk Follow Him On + Pope Francis, March 20, 2019 BY BOB ZYSKOWSKI FOR THE COMPASS OSHKOSH Four-year-olds in Shawano made a special gift to people in faraway Bolivia this winter. Llamas. Three of them. Thanks to fundraising by the 4K class at Sacred Heart School, three Bolivian families will be able to purchase the animals that Llamas for Love project a success at Shawano school support their unique culture. Along the way in their Llamas for Love project, the 12 little ones in Michelle Powers class learned about that culture, could point to Bolivia on a map, practiced public speaking, worked on their printing skills and came to understand how they could follow Jesus teaching to love and help others. Powers, a second-year teacher, said she was looking for a community service project that her young pupils could do. Classes throughout Sacred Heart had already taken on a number of service projects and there have been a variety of school-wide activities, too. Searching the diocesan World Mission Services Project booklet, produced by the Catholic Foundation, The llamas project caught my eye, Powers told The Compass. The goal of $100 for a Bolivian family to buy a llama seemed doable, and I knew llamas would defi nitely appeal to the kids. Our full story appears in the March 15 issue.

6 5 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW Divine Mercy PATRICIA KASTEN THE COMPASS 1 Divine Mercy Sunday was designated by St. John Paul II in It falls on the Sunday after Easter Sunday: the Second Sunday of Easter, which has also been known as Low Sunday. 2 Jesus as Divine Mercy is based on the private visions of St. Faustina Kowalska of Vilnius, Poland. 3 In 1934, St. Faustina s confessor, Fr. Michael Sopocko, commissioned a painted image of Divine Mercy. 4 The image of Divine Mercy shows Jesus heart pouring out two rays of light one red and one pale in color. In a vision, St. Faustina said Jesus explained that the two rays denote blood and water. 5 The Novena (nine days of special prayer) of Divine Mercy begins on Good Friday. Subscribe: Save $5 NOW! Please mail $23 payment to: Unplanned : The truth about abortion Dear brothers and sisters in Christ: R ecently I viewed the movie, Unplanned, which tells the extremely powerful story of Abby Johnson and her journey from an entry-level employee with Planned Parenthood to the director of the clinic where she had her own personal experience of abortion earlier. Abby recounts her thinking, coping mechanisms and struggles to be set free from the clutches of this industry. Through accompaniment by Shawn Carney, the founder BISHOP S of 40 Days for Life, his wife and the group that prayed CORNER for her without judgment, Bishop David Abby was able to experiricken ence the mercy of God and helped to transition out of the snares of the abortion industry. Abby is one courageous woman. She is taking the remorse for her involvement in this industry and turning it into helping people see this for what it really is. Most people do not want to end their baby s life but are caught in the vortex of pressure, real and feared, and then walked through this decision through the misuse of compassionate language to give cover to their activities. The message of the movie is not to judge the women who find themselves in this situation, but to love them enough to show them the truth about abortion. The relentless push to sanction abortion by state and national leaders, funded by very large donors who make their donations in the name of women s rights, completely ignores the loss of life of the most voiceless and defenseless. Now as we see in New York, some are trying to justify abortion through all stages of the pregnancy and even questioning whether babies born alive during abortion deserve to receive proper medical care. In doing so, abortion advocates not only ignore the rights of the baby in the womb, they back women into a corner, leading them to believe that the only way they can maintain their own freedom is by taking away the life of their child. You see, babies are not the only victims of the abortion industry. This industry victimizes the mothers, the fathers, the siblings, the grandparents and even the workers themselves. As a tool of the culture of death, abortion infects our entire society. This is why the Catholic Church has remained firm in its commitment to life in all its stages. We must commit ourselves to praying for all people who are affected by abortion, for the babies, their mothers, the family members and even the providers. The entire column appears in our March 22 issue. Parish SNAPSHOT P.O. Box 8474 Carol Stream, IL For faster service, call: or Toll-free , Ext compasscirc@gbdioc.org Name Address City State ZIP Phone Parish New Subscribers Only SUBMITTED PHOTO FOR THE COMPASS The Hortonville Area United Fund recently donated over $200 of personal care items to the Leaven satellite office, located at SS. Peter and Paul Church in Hortonville. The items help meet personal hygiene, baby care, laundry and other needs for families facing financial crisis. Pictured are Leaven volunteers Randy Remiker, left, Tom Brunner, Nari Comber and Ann Knuppel.

7 Not knowing and loving Jesus Christ in this life is the greatest of all misfortunes. ~Bishop David Ricken ~April 9 nd Topic~ How can we have faith? ~April 10 th Topic~ Who is Jesus? Questions? Contact Kate at kruth@seasgb.org or x 111. Stations of the Cross April 8 at 6pm Rosary April 9 and 16 at 6pm Holy Thursday Mass of the Lord s Supper April 18 at 7pm Bishop Ricken will be joining us at 9pm for Adoration which follows until 10pm. Good Friday April 19 at 12:30pm Holy Saturday & Easter Vigil April 20 at 8pm Easter Sunday April 21 at 8:30am & 10:30am Alternative Gifts International. We re collecting money to repair and ship bikes to Africa for healthcare workers, teachers, and children. So far, funds collected total $912. Thank you. Spokes for Hope. We re collecting gently-used bikes for the homeless and poor in our local community until April 14. So far, we ve collected over 30 bikes. Thank you. Alpha reunions are for anyone who has taken the Alpha Course. We meet once a month to encourage and support one another in our faith journey and to continue to Grow as Disciples of Jesus. No need to RSVP; however, giving Kate a heads up is always appreciated - kruth@seasgb.org or x 111 Bishop s Appeal update as of April 2 $45,997 Our parish goal: $79,000 Our diocesan assessment: $74,530 Catholic Charities is one of the recipients of this annual appeal. They use a sliding fee scale in order to serve more people in need of social services who might not otherwise be able to afford it. They have locations in Green Bay, Menasha, Oshkosh, Marinette, Wautoma, Manitowoc, and Waupaca. Services provided include: Individual and Family Counseling, Financial Health Programs, Adoption Counseling and Services, and Pregnancy Counseling and Support. Please consider becoming a Missionary of Hope yourself by giving a gift to the Bishop s Appeal, if you haven't already done so. To make a gift, use the envelope you received in the mail or one of the extra ones in the hospitality area. For more information or to give online, Easter Flower Donations/Decorations in Memory of or in Honor of Family and Friends are being accepted through April 9. Name: Your Name: (Your name is needed for our business records but will NOT be published in the bulletin.) Put this form, along with your donation, in the collection basket at Mass or send to the parish office by April 9. Thank you!

8 In the Parish Library: The library is open weekdays ~Movie~ when the parish office is open and Fireproof: Never Leave Your Partner will be open NEXT WEEKEND Behind after the April 13, 4:15pm, Mass ~Book~ and April 14 from 9:30-10:30am. Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman s Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia. (920) S. Fisk Street, Green Bay, WI April 6: 5:30pm Comet Crusade Fundraiser in the gym. Tickets are available at the door for anyone who decides to go after Saturday afternoon s Mass. April 9: 1pm, Lent Reconciliation Service at St. Agnes. 4:30pm track meet at Edison Middle School. April 11: 8:45am Mass at St. Agnes. Following Mass, Grandparent s Day Bingo. 5pm track meet. April 12: 2pm Living Stations of the Cross at St. Agnes. April 28: starting at 10am hosting the brat barn at Festival west side. Enroll NOW for Next Year! If you are looking for a great school for your child or children, please consider Holy Family Catholic School. We offer small class sizes, 1:1 computer technology integration, a vibrant 3 and 4-year old program, and we are one of only seven middle schools in Wisconsin to be an International Baccalaureate school. To learn more, please visit online or contact Principal Steve Gromala at (920) God Plays a Purple Banjo: Inspiration, Hope and Humor, April 11, 6:30-8pm, presented by Deacon Steve Meyer, Norbertine Center for Spirituality, 1016 N. Broadway, De Pere. Free-will offering of $5 suggested. Register by 4/8 at Prayer Service for Healing celebrated by Bishop Ricken for those in need of healing from the Church, especially those affected by sexual abuse, April 11, 6:30pm, St. Matthew s, 130 St. Matthew St., Green Bay. Life in the Spirit, St. John the Baptist, 2597 Glendale Ave., Green Bay. Mondays, April 22- June 10 from 6:45-9pm. Registration deadline April 10. Attendance at one of the explanation sessions on either April 11 or April 15 at 6:45pm at St. John the Baptist is mandatory. Sponsored by Green Bay Diocesan Charismatic Renewal. Brochures in hospitality area or call Making Sense of Suffering, April 15, 7pm, Xavier Fine Arts Theatre, 1600 W. Prospect Ave., Appleton. Tickets not needed. Presented by Mother Mary Catherine, who served beside St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta. Event hosted by CIA-Faith Mission Operatives. Artificial Intelligence and Human Desire: Can a Robot Truly Love? April 16, 7pm, at St. Norbert College, Fort Howard Theater, presented by Sr. Ilia Delio, O.S.F.., Chair in Theology at Villanova University. Find Your Greatness, April 26, 6:30-9pm, Our Lady of Lourdes, 1307 Lourdes Ave., De Pere. Four habits that will transform your life featuring Dr. Allen Hunt. $25. Purchase tickets at DynamicCatholic.com or call Can we pray for you? Contact Kathy Vandersteen at kvandersteen@ seasgb.org or if you or someone you know would like prayers. The members of our Prayer Chain will pray for your sincere intentions. Also contact Kathy for any updates to the Prayer Chain. (additions, deletions, or address updates) Become A Member or Questions We welcome and register new members the second weekend of every month (except in the summer months). You may also contact the parish office via at seas@seasgb.org or call Sacrament of Baptism Baptism is celebrated within our weekend worship service at any of the Masses. Contact the parish office two months before the anticipated date of Baptism. Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturdays from 3-4pm Sacrament of Marriage Contact the parish office at least six months prior to the date of marriage. Join a Ministry or Committee If you would like more information or would like to join a particular ministry or committee, contact the parish office. Ministry of the Sick Contact the parish office when you or a family member is seriously ill, shut in, or hospitalized. Sr. Marla Clercx Pastoral Leader mclercx@seasgb.org Fr. Sengole Dass Priest Celebrant Deacon Steve Meyer steve.meyer@etkg.com Diana Ball Chair of Pastoral, Council Parish Contacts Please visit our website for a complete list of parish office staff- Giving Gloria Nolan Pastoral Minister gnolan@seasgb.org Kate Ruth Evangelization & Faith Form. Coord. kruth@seasgb.org Jill Cheney Elementary Faith Formation Coord. jcheney@seasgb.org John Popke Liturgical Music Dir. jpopke@seasgb.org Will you prayerfully consider increasing your gift in 2019? Online, automatic, electronic giving is an efficient and secure way to make financial contributions to our parish family. Enroll online at using code WI571.

9 CatChat s July 7-10: Shawano Cost: $100 June 16-21: Manitowoc Cost $120 Scholarships and fundraising opportunities available. To RSVP and for more information, contact Kate at kruth@seasgb.org or x 111. Deacon Steve has authored a book! It s on sale now online at /godplpubae41.html for $ He ll be signing and selling books here after all Masses the weekend of April 27 and 28. Register by April 30 at the $25 rate! No registrations will be taken after May 12. Taking reservations NOW for CatChat Airlines radical ride around the world with amazing Angels and Super Saints. Your child will buckle up and learn some awesome lessons about prayer and how to put it into action! On the last day, Friday, June 14, at 10:30am, there will be a Mass and luncheon for all family members. Registration forms Dates: June are in the hospitality area! Time: 8:45am to 12:00pm Who: Students Entering K - Completing Grade 5 Where: St. Agnes Parish, th St., Green Bay, WI C o s t: $25 per child by April 30. $30 from May Includes T-shirt, CD, Activities & Snacks. Financial assistance is available if needed. Serving Dairy Farms Since INTENSIVE DAIRY CARE Mike Biese Nutrition Consultant Parish Member Be Kos We Care About Our Residents, Our Communities... and Our Future. Paul Kosmoski Parish Member Pre-Planning: Save Your Family From Difficult Decisions in the Future BLINDAUER S Sheet Metal - Roofing Dean Englebert 1227 S. Broadway (920) TERRY J. GERBERS Parishioner Holmgren Way, Suite A Estate Planning. Real Estate Law. Business ALL CHRISTIAN FAITHS WELCOME St Elizabeth Ann Seton Church (B) For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc

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