St. Bernard Parish. April 20 & 21, Hillside Ln. Green Bay, Wisconsin (920)

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1 St. Bernard Parish 2040 Hillside Ln. Green Bay, Wisconsin (920) April 20 & 21, 2019 Parish Office (920) Religious Education Office (920) Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Friday - 8:00-Noon School Office (920) Pastor Fr. Mark Vander Steeg Deacon Keith Holschbach Deacon Larry Mastalish Deacon Bernie Terrien Pastoral Associate Sr. Caroline Castellini OP Music & Liturgy Coordinator Joe LeBeau Business Manager Ginny Gigot School Principal Crystal Blahnik Parish Nurse Ann Kaufmann Director of Religious Education Adam Horn Youth Minister/Confirmation Cassian Utrie Adult Faith Formation/RCIA Joanne Griesbach R.E. Assistant Jeannine Hadzima Receptionist/Office Tina Drewiske Publications/Office Lori Froelich Sacrament of Reconciliation Saturday: 2:30-3:30 pm Sunday: 5:30 pm Tuesday: 5:30 pm Sacrament of Marriage Contact the Parish Office at least 6 months prior to the date. Sacrament of Baptism Contact Deacon Larry Mastalish at Thinking About Becoming Catholic? Contact Joanne Griesbach joanne@stbernardcong.org

2 ST. BERNARD PARISH PAGE 2 Mass Intentions The saving graces of the Mass are for: Monday, April 22 8:45 am Word/Communion Service Tuesday, April 23 8:45 am Word/Communion Service 2:30 pm Bornemann Nursing Word/Communion 5:30 pm Adoration/Confession 6:30 pm the souls of Mark DeNoble, John & Leona DeNoble Wednesday, April 24 8:45 am the soul of Hillard DeKeyser Thursday, April 25 8:45 am the souls of Leo & Caroline Haen Friday, April 26 8:45 am the soul of Rosemary DeKeyser Saturday, April 27 1:00 pm Karnopp/Dopkins Wedding 4:00 pm the soul of Gene Hall Sunday, April 28 8:00 am the soul of Mike Buresh 10:00 am the soul of Ben Langenberg 6:30 pm the People of St. Bernard Parish Wedding Banns III Jennifer Karnopp & Nicholas Dopkins II Katelyn Santy & Nicholas Dolezal In Sympathy We extend our sympathy to the families and friends of Hillard DeKeyser. Please keep them in your prayers. Moved, Dropped your land line or changed your address? PLEASE contact: the St. Bernard Parish Office or Tina at: tina@stbernardcong.org. We welcome everyone to St. Bernard Parish this weekend as we celebrate Easter! It is a special pleasure to have home so many of our members who may have been away at school or who have moved and our now home visiting family. Visits home can be a time to reconnect, reconsider and recommit to a closer walk with God. These visits can spark a return to the faith of our childhood or the starting of our faith as an adult. What might help? One way is taking time with God daily in pauses of prayer to speak or even read some scripture to help keep our awareness of God awake. Tuning in to Catholic radio on 1050am or The Catholic Channel on satellite radio are other simple ways to reengage or elevate our faith life. There are also free apps on our smart phones that facilitate prayer. I suggest the PAYG Pray As You Go app. You are also welcome to access our FORMED subscription purchased free for our parish members. The access code is in this bulletin and you can connect to it on our parish website it is like a huge Catholic Netflix, check it out! You may also desire to reconnect with the community of the Church here or back home. This allows us to hear him speak outside of our own thoughts. All of these help us experience the relationship with God which we seek, knowingly or not. I pray this Spring and the months ahead bear fruit for you! Easter Sunday helps us remember the reality of the Resurrection of Christ and the power of God to conquer death. It is a promise that God will one day restore and heal all things in Christ, both the beautiful and the broken. Whatever our hardships or struggles, God is truly still present and He remains with us. He is like a loving parent who stays with their child and doesn t leave. God stays with us in our pain until the end and through the end. He never leaves our side. The Resurrection of Christ is our promise that God is not content with our death and that his last word on our pain, sorrow and tears is one of triumph and victory. Rejoice! If you are not with family this season or if your loved ones have passed on, you are especially lifted up in prayer. Holidays can be very lonely times. More and more we are called to look beyond this life as the years pass. God s promise is that one day He will heal all our hearts providing the love, comfort and lasting friendship we each desire. Let us pray for each other. Please be mindful of those members of your family who you know are alone. Make a special effort to reach out to them and make a phone call. If you are able, go and make a personal visit. This is a beautiful offering of love toward God and neighbor. It may also be the appropriate time to go and visit a cemetery where a loved one is buried. Cemeteries are holy places which remind us of the coming gift of Heaven for those who die in Christ. Say a prayer for the deceased when you are there. I pray your Easter is marked with the gift of faith in God s love for you. May you find comfort in his presence, remembering that we are never alone. Fr. Mark Vander Steeg

3 April 20 & 21, 2019 PAGE 3 Easter Sunday He went about doing good and healing all those oppressed by the devil, for God was with him. (ACTS 10:38) On this Easter Sunday, open your hearts to receive God s love, mercy and forgiveness. God is love and we are made in His image and likeness. Let our lives reflect His light to others. Pray for guidance on how to live your life and give thanks for all that He has given you. Religious Education News Adam Horn-R.E. Director The Week Ahead: April 24 Grade 1: Who Is the Holy Spirit? Grade 2: The Eucharist Is Jesus' Body and Blood Grade 3: The Church Is United in the Holy Spirit Grade 4: Mercy's Work of Showing God's Love Grade 5: The Celebration and Symbolism of Holy Matrimony Grades 6 and 7 Boys: Band of Brothers, Part I Grades 6 and 7 Girls: Sisterhood, Part I Grade 8 Boys: The Heart of a Man, Part II Grade 8 Girls: The Heart of a Woman, Part II High School: Alpha--Does God Heal Today? St. Bernard School Kris Hess-Administrative Assistant Happy Easter from the Students and Families in the St. Bernard School/Parish Community! God raised the Lord and will also raise us up by his power. (1 Corinthians 6:14) Amount Received to April 9, Crozier Donors $ 41, Total Donors $ 72, Goal $ 89, Prayer Shawl Meeting Thursday April 25, 2019, at 11:00 am in the Church Library. This Ministry is open to ANYONE who would like to crochet or knit Prayer Shawls. If you would like to learn more about this wonderful ministry, we meet for about an hour on the last Thursday of the month. Prayer Shawls are available to people who are in life s many transitions. If you know someone who might like to receive one please contact: Corinne at Walk to Mary May 4, 2019 An open day-long pilgrimage from St Norbert campus to The Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help in Champion Registration and more information available at: St. Bernard Athletic Club Needs Your Help! St. Bernard Athletic Club helps to implement and financially support our athletic activities. Your interest and support of the athletic club helps our student athletes. The club leadership meets once a month, supports coaches, holds the annual banquet in May, and upholds the policies. If you are interested in joining the St. Bernard Athletic Club please come to our meeting May 22, 2019 in the parish youth room at 7:30 pm. Scrip News Scrip Coordinator-Ann Selk GIVE ONLINE SCRIP ORDERING A TRY. HELP IS AVAILABLE. Online ordering is easy and convenient. It can save you time. And you will be notified of special deals and bonus rebates offered by our scrip provider. If you would like individualized help in signing up and learning about the benefits please contact Ann Selk, scrip@stbernardcong.org to set up a time to get together. There is also an informational scrip brochure on the scrip table in the church narthex with instructions. Thank you for supporting the SCRIP program. Scrip is available on weekends on Sat. before and after the 4:00 pm Mass, Sun. between the 8:00 am & 10:00 am Masses, before and after the 6:30 pm Mass. Also available at the Parish Office Mon. 11:00 am - 4:30, Tues. - Thurs 8:00-4:30 and Fri. 8:00-11:00. NO SCRIP SALES after the Easter Weekend Masses.

4 EASTER SUNDAY PAGE 4 A LADIES NIGHT OUT AN EVENING TO REMEMBER WE LL SHOW YOU HOW WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 WALLY S SPOT Doors open: 5:00 pm Dinner: 6:00 pm Presentation: to follow Enjoy a dinner featuring Pork Medallions, Risotto with mushrooms, and Green beans served with a salad, dinner rolls and a tasty dessert. Following dinner the fun begins with Teri Bradford from the ADRC (Aging Disability Resource Center) who will invite you to explore and participate in a variety of games, designed to appeal to all ages, that will help you to engage, exercise and challenge your memory skills. It is one of their most popular presentations and always attracts a waiting list. Debra Wiesner, and Laurie Ropson will assist. Tickets ($20) will be sold after Masses on April and May 4-5. We invite all parish members to contribute items for the auction and expanded raf le by May 8. They may be dropped off at Mary Lynn Hall s ( ), 220 Schober St. by May 8. Julie Radosavljevic ( ) and Jean Reich ( ) may be called for assistance. Margaret Mary circle members are asked to bring wine contributions to the Spot What if each Catholic prayed for ten minutes and read five pages of a great book every day? What if every Catholic did one thing each week to intentionally share God s message with others? Come and discover how four life-changing habits can point you towards discovering incredible possibilities for your life. You will leave the event with a personal plan to help you become the best version of yourself. Please join Dynamic Catholic and speaker Dr. Allen Hunt: Friday, April 26, :30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Our Lady of Lourdes 1307 Lourdes Ave. De Pere, WI Card Party & Games Save the Date St. Bernard Parish Corpus Christi Celebration June 23, :00 am Mass Sandy Tursky, Congratulations on your Retirement! Thank you for cleaning our Church, Parish Office and Rectory these past 30 years. God Bless you and thank you for your dedication to St. Bernard Parish. Egg Roll Sale - Sat., May 4 - $14/doz. The best Egg Rolls in town! Pork or veggie, $14/ doz. Order extras, they freeze well. Pick up will be 11:30 am-2:30pm at St. Jude, 1420 Division. Order or call Cathy Order forms & payment are due to St. Jude, 1087 Kellogg St., by Tues, April 30. Make checks payable to Hmong Catholic Community of GB. Carry-Out Booyah & Bake Sale Sun., May 5, 9 am until gone St. Joseph Church, th St. GB Sun, April 28, 1 pm Annunciation, 401 Gray St., GB The Mission Society invites everyone to an afternoon of fun, prizes & refreshments. It s not just about cards; other games are welcome! Grab some friends and bring your own board game to play while enjoying great food, fun and prizes along with everyone else! Tickets, $3 will be available at the door. Elevator access, use door #5 via the west parking lot.

5 PAGE 5 Annual RUMMAGE and BAKE Sale Saturday, April 27, am 2pm Sts. Edward & Isidore Parish 3667 Flintville Road (Co M ) Green Bay 2 Huge INDOOR halls for your shopping comfort Come Early Food available all day! Most items $.50 Fill A Bag Sale after 12:00 p.m. RUMMAGE SALE Holy Cross School Gym, 3002 Bay Settlement Rd. Sat. April 27, 8 am - 2 pm, and Sun. April am Noon Lots of good bargains for all! The best Catholic content in one place. It s EASY and FREE to Register! 1. Go to: 2. Use the parish code is: TFB3G3 to register and access the inspiring and engaging content on FORMED! Rummage Sale Book Sale and Bake Sale Nativity of Our Lord Parish 2270 S. Oneida St, Green Bay Friday, April 26 8:00-4:00 pm Saturday, April 27-8:00 am-noon A llunch of soup and sandwiches will be available on Friday. Saturday will feature a brown bag sale for $5.00 Free Admission AREA CONFESSION SCHEDULE St. Bernard Tues. 5:30-6:30 pm Sat. 2:30-3:30 pm Sun. 5:30 pm St. Philip the Apostle Sat. 3:15-3:45 pm (English) Sun. 10:30-10:55 am (Spanish) Holy Cross Prince of Peace Thurs. 5:00-6:00 pm Resurrection Sat. 3:15-3:45 pm St. Francis Xavier Cathedral Sat. 2:15-3:30 pm Wed. 6:00-8:00 pm St. Mary of the Angels Sat. 3:30 pm Sun. 8:30 am St. Matthew Sts. Peter and Paul Sat. 3:30 pm Sun. 7:30 am, 9:30 am, 12pm St. Willebrord Mon.-Fri.7:00 am, and 11:30am Shrine of Our Lady of Good Help Sun.-Fri. 10:00-10:45 am Sat. 9:15-10:45 am