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 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 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25 6:30 p.m. - Rosary 7:00 p.m. - Holy Hour TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26 7:00 p.m. - Parish Council WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27 9:30 a.m. - Ladies in Prayer 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Confessions THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 9:00 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. - Bible Study 9:15 a.m. - Mom s group 6:00 p.m. - GriefShare 6:10 p.m. - Chime Choir rehearsal 7:15 p.m. - Adult Choir rehearsal SATURDAY, MARCH 2 3:15 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Confessions SUNDAY, MARCH 3 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 G.K. Chesterton famously wrote: The Chris an ideal has not been tried and found wan ng. It has been found difficult; and le untried. Pastoral Ponderings NEENAH The revolu onary teaching that Jesus lays out for His followers has been widely ignored. I know I m a li le tempted to skip those pages of the Bible. Forgiving those who hurt us, praying for those who persecute us these are ideas that sound noble on paper. We admire it when we hear about others doing it, but have a hard me imagining it in our own lives. The fact is, loving my enemy, or turning the other cheek, is not something that can be done in the abstract. If it remains theore cal, it means exactly nothing. It only takes on value when it is actually put into prac ce. Forgiveness is deeply personal; no one can forgive on my behalf. It is as profound as the hurt or pain that I experienced in the first place. And unlike so many other ac ons that we take, loving my enemy is an act of the will. It is not something that is helped along by the emo onal li that I get from other nice gestures. It is precisely the opposite reac on of what my emo ons tell me to do. So how is it even possible to live in the manner that Jesus requires? We find hints in the Scriptures that accompany today s Gospel. David shows a genuine reverence for God s anointed, and so refuses to take Saul s life. We can cul vate the same reverence for the sanc ty and dignity of life; when we recognize God s mark on every person, we start to desire his or her ul mate good. Paul shows how the call of Christ elevates us to a divine des ny; God s grace raises and perfects our human nature: Just as we have borne the image of the earthly one [Adam], we shall also bear the image of the heavenly one [Jesus]. Jesus puts it perhaps most plainly of all: Be merciful, just as your Father is merciful. We re called to form habits of humility and compassion, par cularly in our rela onship with those who we might be inclined to avoid. Is there someone I have a hard me loving? Perhaps it s someone of a different culture or lifestyle or skin color or belief system or poli cal persuasion. God has given me infinitely more than I deserve. How will I extend love and generosity and mercy to someone this week who I feel does not deserve it? -Steve Pable, Pastoral Associate

3 SEVENTH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME FEBRUARY 24, 2019 CFC NEWS High School class 6:00-7:30 p.m. today. Classes for Grades 1-6. EDGE class from 5:30-7:00 p.m. on Wednesday. Important dates coming up: 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. Mar. 11/13 CFC Classes for Grades 1, 3-6 Mar. 11/13 First Eucharist Parent/Child mee ng Mar. 13 EDGE class from 5:30-7:00 p.m. Mar. 13 Confirma on class at 7:30 p.m. Daily Discipleship News and Events for St. Gabriel Youth Ministry ATTENTION CURRENT STUDENTS IN 6 TH Through 8 TH GRADE! Registra on for Love Begins Here is OPEN!! Dates: June 9 to 12 Cost: $100 Per Student What s Included: EVERYTHING! Food, Lodging, and an Experience to Last a Life me! To Register: Contact Meredith Lauer at mlauer@smcatholicschools.org or Love Begins Here is a local mission experience, founded on Mother Theresa s idea that you can do small things with great love to make a world of difference to those around you. Missionaries will spend their me growing in their Catholic faith, building rela onships with new friends, and serving their neighbors right here in Neenah. The days are packed full of a perfect mix of Faith, Service, and FUN!! More informa on will be provided during classes in the coming weeks, but mark your calendars and get registered! I am looking forward to serving our fellow neighbors with you! "Love begins at home, and it is not how much we do, but how much love we put in the ac on that we do. [ ] I want you to find the poor here, right in your own home first. And begin love there. -St. Teresa of Calcu a Nobel Peace Prize speech (December 11th, 1979) Sunday March 10 th will be a presenta on from 5 Stones, a local non-profit group dedicated to raising awareness of human trafficking in our area. This session will take place during our normal 6:00 7:30 class me, but all high school students and their parents are welcome and encouraged to a end! Refreshments will be provided. HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH! We are in need of 14 volunteers to make our Pancake Breakfast fundraiser a huge success! Volunteers are needed for two shi s, 6:30am to 9:30 am and 9:30 to 12:30 on Sunday March 17 th. If you are able to volunteer, please contact me by or phone. Meredith Lauer, Youth Ministry and Faith Forma on Coordinator 3 MON. FEB. 25 7:00 A.M. Communion Service TUES. FEB. 26 7:00 A.M. Leo Pankratz WED. FEB. 27 7:00 A.M. Duke Gyrion THUR. FEB. 28 7:00 A.M. Communion Service 8:15 A.M. David Wollerman FRI. MAR. 1 7:00 A.M. Adeline Wilz SAT. MAR. 2 4:30 P.M. Our Parish Family SUN. MAR. 3 8:00 A.M. Bob Glass Sr. 10:00 A.M. Nicholas Lind Stewardship of Giving February 16th/17th Envelopes & Loose Giving $8,594 YTD Envelope/Loose Giving/Electronic $564,625 YTD Budgeted Giving $555,300 Electronic Giving for February $15,160 Capital Improvement $908 Total YTD Road Repair Collected (Goal is $35,000) $16,456 As of January 31, 2019 YTD Total Parish Income $681,232 YTD Parish Expenses $660,357 Net Income $20,875 Bishop s Appeal (Goal $74,044) $36,625 $35,000 $16,456 Bishop s Appeal by the Numbers The Bishop s Appeal reaches out and impacts the lives of thousands of people every year. Here are some interes ng facts to illustrate how the Diocese inspires disciples, and how the Bishop s Appeal is making a difference in the lives of all of us: 54 Catholic schools shared our faith (48 elementary, 6 high school) 156 Parishes celebrated their liturgies throughout the year 885 Couples were joined in marriage 2,931 Members of our Diocese passed away 2,444 Adults and young people were confirmed in their faith 2,621 Children and adults received First Communion 2,612 Infants, children and adults were Bap zed 9,175 Students par cipated in Catholic Schools 18,080 Students took part in Religious Educa on classes 295,377 Catholics worshiped in Diocesan parishes In each of these areas the Bishop s Appeal impacts the ministries that inspire disciples.

4 Mass Servers 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Mar. 2 - A. & M. Malcore 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - H. Verstegen, S. Lynch 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - J. & R. Kroll Readers & Commentators 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Mar. 2 - J. Zolkowski, R. Genske 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - A. Solowicz, J. Varkoly 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - M. Pingel, B. Hanley Sacristans 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Mar. 2 - M. Malcore 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - A. Chipman 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - P. Jensen Greeters 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Mar. 2 - P. & S. Frymire, D. Kranzusch 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - J. & J. Searl, M. Wockenfus 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - G. & M. Kresal, Flanagans Extraordinary Ministers 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Mar. 2 - P. Makovec, B. Labre, M. Kriz, H. Miller, G. Juneau, J. & G. Heath, M. Widener, M. Kalaus 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - B. & D. Koller, C. Liebhauser, T. & L. Gri on, P. Walbrun, J. Meulemans, S. Vellella, D. Youngquist 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - N. Herrmann, J. Buhl, C. Dixon, D. Willing, B. & C. Kroll, M. & S. Quinn, J. Preissner, G. Van Handel Ushers 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Mar. 2 - P. Reich, W. Perket, J. Marx, A. Chipman, G. & M. Reckin, L. Sturgell 8:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - D. & E. Risgaard, P. Sprangers, P. Wolters, H. Jacobs, R. Fedenko, G. Hintz, R. Cardinal, R. Harpt 10:00 a.m., Sunday, Mar. 3 - J., S. & J. Vosters, M. Mabie, C. Dixon, V. Nowak, S. Pingel, I. Heinen, L. Zimmerman, S. Abraham 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 March 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. The Preface: A er the procession and prepara on of gi s comes the center and summit of the en re celebra on - the Eucharis c Prayer. The General Instruc on of the Roman Missal (GIRM) explains that in the Eucharis c Prayer, the priest associates the people with himself in the prayer that he addresses in the name of the en re community to God the Father through Jesus Christ in the Holy Spirit, and the en re congrega on of the faithful joins with Christ in confessing the great deeds of God and in the offering of Sacrifice. (# 78) The first part of the Eucharis c Prayer is called the Preface. I suspect that most people seldom bother to read the Preface of a book but skip over it to begin at Chapter One. We o en do the same with the Preface of the Eucharis c Prayer at Mass because we get distracted or our thoughts wander and the Preface is over before we re aware of it. This is unfortunate because it is an integral part of the Eucharis c Prayer. Anyone wan ng to understand the purpose of liturgical seasons and feasts could do no be er than to listen carefully to the Prefaces that are used on these occasions. In the introductory dialogue between the presider and the assembly that follows the Prayer over the Offerings, the priest says, Let us give thanks to the Lord our God and the people respond, It is right and just. Almost every Preface picks up the phrase right and just and begins: It is truly right and just, our duty and our salva on, always and everywhere to give you thanks, Lord, holy Father, almighty and eternal God. This makes it clear that the Eucharis c Prayer is prayed by the en re assembly, not just the presider. A common theme of all Prefaces is thanksgiving, expressing gra tude for the whole work of salva on or for some special aspect of it. The Preface concludes with the Holy, Holy, the text of which comes en rely from scripture: Holy, Holy, Holy Lord God of hosts, heaven and earth are full of your glory. Hosanna in the highest. Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord. Hosanna in the highest. The Roman Missal contains over 90 prefaces for feasts, seasons, vo ve Masses and special occasions. There are guidelines to follow in deciding which Preface is to be used for a par cular Mass. Some mes usually for feasts and seasons a proper preface is set down for the day. On these days, Eucharis c Prayer IV cannot be used because it has a fixed preface that can never be replaced by another. Eucharis c Prayer II also has a proper preface but another may be subs tuted. Eucharis c Prayers I and III do not have a fixed preface and one is chosen for the feast, season or celebra on. The Eucharis c Prayer for Various Needs and Occasions and the Eucharis c Prayers for Masses of Reconcilia on have their own prefaces so are not suitable when a proper preface is set down for the day. -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. Human Trafficking happens here, in the Fox Valley. Please a end a presenta on and discussion here in S ngle Hall on Sunday March 10th, 6:00-7:30, with LIFE 9 & 10 students, parents, and fellow parishioners. 5-Stones will present current and relevant informa on, followed by discussion me. All are welcome and encouraged to learn, your awareness is vital to ending human trafficking. "The Catholic Church describes human trafficking as an affront to the God-given dignity of the human person. The Church stands resolutely against this modern-day slavery, which affects people in the US and around the world." - Catholic Relief Services This is a very real tragedy hidden in plain sight. It's shocking, but we need to know about it for the safety of our kids and dignity of all vic ms. The material may be inappropriate for young kids. This event is coopera vely organized by our Youth Ministry and Social Concerns. Please a end! ~ Social Concerns Commi ee Sponsor of the Week FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE call St. Vincent de Paul HELPLINE: for the cities of Neenah & Menasha Volunteers needed for St. Gabriel s Conference of St.Vincent De Paul Our bulle n is furnished without charge. The adver sements that appear defray all publishing costs. Please patronize our sponsors as a thank you for their generosity and let them know you saw their ad. 5 St. Mary Catholic Schools NEWS SMCS Aquinas Program - offers specialized instruc on for high ability students in grades 3-5. Applica ons for assessments for the school year will be accepted un l March 1. Visit h p:// smcatholicschools.or /smcs-aquinas-pro ram/. Wisconsin Parental Choice Program/Financial Assistance Informa on Session - allows qualified students in grades K -12 to a end our schools tui on-free. The applica on period ends April 22. A drop-in informa on session will be offered 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 as well as explore other assistance opportuni es. Contact Shelley Wautlet at swautlet@smcatholicschools.or or for more informa on or to schedule a private session. To access the applica on go to h ps://apps4.dpi.wi. ov/choiceparent/. SMCHS Presents Sister Act on March 8, at 7:00pm, March 9, at 7:00pm, and March 10,at 2:00pm Fine Arts Educa on Center. Tickets are available at x.com. General Admission is $12 and Student/Senior Admission is $10. SMCS Current Openings: A er School Care Aide - St. Gabriel, Summer Day Camp Counselor, Summer Day Camp Supervisor, Varsity Head Football Coach. To view the job descrip ons and apply for these posi ons, please visit: h p://smcatholicschools.or /about-us/human-resources/. READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF FEBRUARY 24 Sunday: 1 Sm 26:2, 7-9, 12-13, 22-23/1 Cor 15:45-49/Lk 6:27-38 Monday: Sir 1:1-10/Mk 9:14-29 Tuesday: Sir 2:1-11/Mk 9:30-37 Wednesday: Sir 4:11-19/Mk 9:38-40 Thursday: Sir 5:1-8/Mk 9:41-50 Friday: Sir 6:5-17/Mk 10:1-12 Saturday: Sir 17:1-15/Mk 10:13-16 Sunday: Sir 27:4-7/1 Cor 15:54-58/Lk 6:39-45 Grief Share St Gabriel Parish This week s topic: The Journey of Grief Part 1 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 IN SYMPATHY Prayers & sympathy are offered for the families of Duke Gyrion, Adeline Wilz and Richard Neubauer who were called home to the Lord. May their souls and all the souls of the faithful departed rest in peace & glory. The Altar Candles burn for the month of February in loving memory of Jim Labre at the request of his family.

6 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 adjourn in time for everyone to attend the gathering with Fr. Don Everts of the Priest Personnel Board. (see above) MASS INTENTIONS: Our Mass inten on calendar for 2019 has many daily Masses available. Having a Mass said in memory of a loved one is a beau ful remembrance. Mass offerings may also be given for the health of a sick person, a newly married couple, a young person preparing for Confirma on or First Holy Communion, a person preparing to enter the Church through RCIA, a college student, a wedding anniversary or any other prayer inten on. We limit weekend/holy day Masses to two per year per person, but weekday Masses are open to request. There is a customary offering of $10 for a Mass inten on. Please contact the parish office if you would like to schedule a Mass. In an cipa on of our next pastor, we will not begin taking Mass Inten ons for 2020 un l July 15th. We are looking for volunteers to help with Lenten fish fries. If you are a past worker please let us know you are interested again. If you are a new worker please consider that this can be a fun way to include some service in your Lenten Schedule. Visit the parish website at and click on the Fish Fry icon under Parish News to sign up. Or add your name to the list in S ngle Hall. Fish Fries are March 8, 15, 22 & April 5, NEW Fundraiser Policy 2019: Parish Pastoral Council formed a sub-commi ee - Resource and Mission Commi ee - to review the number of group fundraisers and organiza on sales that occur during the year in S ngle Hall and was asked to create Policy and Procedure to regulate it. While we create this Policy, during Lent of 2019, we are pu ng a hold on ALL outside group fundraisers that raise funds that are not a direct benefit to St. Gabriel Parish itself and do not support the Parish Mission Statement. This will be in effect at Events such as the Fish Fry/Bingo and at all weekend Masses during the Lenten Season. We understand that there are many good causes to support in the local area as well as na onal or global organiza ons, but we must put the needs of St. Gabriel and the ministries that Social Concerns supports above the requests of outside organiza ons. Sara Van Frachen, Parish Council President Resource and Mission Commi ee Pharmacy Scrip Tip Did you know that you can use Scrip gi cards to pay for your prescrip on purchases? We carry CVS, Pick n Save, Walgreens, and Walmart in stock! Please purchase these gi cards at the Scrip table a er Mass or in the parish office and use them instead of cash, check, or credit to make your purchases. This is an easy way to support St. Gabes that costs you nothing extra! Buy your gi cards today!

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