Church of St. Raphael

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1 Church of St. Raphael Faithful to the Teachings of the Roman Catholic Church, St. Raphael Parish and School promotes the Universal Call to Holiness for all the People of God Bass Lake Road, Crystal, MN nd SUNDAY OF ADVENT ~ DECEMBER 9, 2018 ADVENT CONFESSION OPPORTUNITIES: This Advent at St. Raphael s in addi on to our regular schedule, we will be offering some addi onal opportuni es for the Sacrament of Reconcilia on. On Sundays, December 9th through December 23rd, confessions will be heard from 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm. During these mes, Fr. Al er and I both plan to be in our confessionals. Because of these added confession mes, we will not be having an Advent Parish Penance Service this year. ~ Fr. Rudolph WORSHIP Weekday Masses Monday - Saturday: 8:00 am First Friday: 7:00 pm Extraordinary Form La n Weekend Masses: Saturday: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:30 am, 10:30 am SACRAMENTS Reconcilia on Weekdays: 7:30 am - 7:50 am Saturday: 7:30 am - 7:50 am 8:30 am - 9:30 am 4:00 pm - 5:15 pm Marriage contact Fr. Rudolph Bap sm contact the Parish Office CONTACT Parish Office Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Friday: 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Fr. Michael Rudolph, Pastor x205 frmichaelrudolph@straphaelcrystal.org Fr. Robert Al er, Parochial Vicar x206 frrobertal er@straphaelcrystal.org Parish info@straphaelcrystal.org

2 The Mysteries of the Rosary, Chapter Twenty-three: The Na vity of Our Lord, con nued When was Jesus born? Sacred Scripture tells us neither the day of the year nor the me of day. The earliest record we have of his birth being celebrated on December 25 th comes from the Fourth Century. As for the me of day, we read in the Gospel of Saint Luke of the announcement of the Savior s birth by an angel to some shepherds watching their flock by night, but it doesn t say that Jesus was born that night. Theore cally, he could have been born a er sunrise. Saint Ma hew s Gospel tells us that the Wise Men followed a star to the baby Jesus, but it doesn t state that he was newly born when they found him. In spite of the lack of biblical evidence, why has Chris an tradi on focused on Jesus being born the night leading into December 25 th? In trying to find the answer, it s important to remember the Catholic principle that we don t find all truth not even all the truth about religious things in the Sacred Scripture. Sacred Tradi on contains a lot of truth too. For example, we don t know whether Jesus was born on December 25 th or not. It s possible that he was, and that the date was handed on by the apostles or the Blessed Virgin Mary. It s also possible that that date was chosen centuries a er his birth to bump a pagan feast from the celebratory calendar of the people of the Roman Empire. But either way, thinking of Jesus as being born in winter illustrates an important spiritual truth. Winter is a me of coldness. Jesus came to heat the coldness of our hearts with the fire of God s love. Winter is also a me when nights are long and days are short. Jesus came to be the Light of the world; to replace the darkness of sin and ignorance with the light of virtue and the truth of who God really is. The tradi on that Jesus was born at night is one way of interpre ng the Gospel account of His birth. It certainly is hinted at, if not explicitly stated, by the men on of stars. And like the tradi on of his being born near the winter sols ce the tradi on that Jesus was born at night communicates some important spiritual truths. Not only did he come to light up the world with the truth and the warmth of God s love, like a divine candle, or be er yet, sun he also comes into our own lives today to lighten our moods, show us the path to happiness and eternal life and inform our decisions. And Jesus comes especially when we don t expect him. Maybe he comes in disguise as someone who is homeless, begging, lonely, or sick. Maybe he comes when we are feeling complacent or comfortable, to shake us up. Maybe he comes when we are feeling down, to cheer us up. Maybe he comes when we are feeling especially sinful and unlovable. Many beau ful tradi ons have developed over the years in connec on with the celebra on of Christmas. Midnight Mass (now Mass at Night ), Na vity creches. Songs like Silent Night. Christmas lights on trees or houses. These are all amplifica ons, so to speak, of truths about who Jesus is, what he came for, and how he keeps coming to us today. All of us human beings on this earth experience mes of darkness and cold, so to speak. Not just physically, but also emo onally and spiritually. Darkness is in our souls and around us. The world is full of lies, personal a acks, gossip, detrac on, fake news, complaining and insults. Jesus comes to us precisely in this darkness and cold. When he does, may our homes be a shelter for the Holy Family, our hearts be like mangers for Jesus to rest in, our mouths like those of the angel to proclaim his coming, and our lives like bright stars to help people find Jesus. Looking forward to the coming of the Lord Jesus, Father Rudolph Welcome to our new parishioners! We are so happy you are here with us!! Shaaju and Celina Joseph Cynthia Komarec

3 Parish Office Parish Directory PRIESTS Pastor, Fr. Michael Rudolph x205 Parochial Vicar, Fr. Robert Al er x206 PARISH ADMINISTRATION Business Administrator, Ginny Metzger x202 Bookkeeper, Carrie Nelle x222 Part- me Administra ve Assistant, Sue Kubovec x201 Part- me Administra ve Assistant/Bulle n Editor, Marie Nachtsheim x209 Social Needs Coordinator, Bunny Arseneau x214 Crisis Pregnancy Hotline, x500 FAITH FORMATION Faith Forma on Coordinator, Mike Gerads, x211 Faith Forma on Assistant, Sarah Gerads, x211 Youth Ministry & Confirma on Coordinator, Anna Scherber x210 RCIA Coordinator, Mary Jo Smith x511 WORSHIP Prayer Line, x528 Bulle n Prayers For The Sick, x523 Adora on Coordinator: Be y Kreuter SCHOOL School Office Principal, Ryan Zgutowicz x352 Recep onist x351 If you know of anyone, who because of circumstances throughout this past year, would be in need of assistance this Christmas, please contact Bunny Arseneau at ext. 214 Monday, December 10 Smith Book Club: St. Raphael Room, 7:00 pm Cana Family Ins tute: Fr. Fenelon/JPII Rooms, 7:00 pm Schola: Choir Room, 7:30 pm Tuesday, December 11 Navarre Bible Study: Fr. Fenelon Room, 9:45 am Our Lady of Fa ma Rosary Makers: St. Thérèse Room, 1:00 pm Wednesday, December 12 Adult Choir: Choir Room, 7:00 pm RCIA: St. Raphael Room, 7:00 pm 9th/10th ROC/Altus/8th Faith Forma on: Marian Hall, Youth Room, Fr. Fenelon Room, JP II, School, 7:00 pm Faith Forma on Grades 1-7 Reconcilia on Night: Church, 7:00 pm Thursday, December 13 Senior Cards: Marian Hall, 1:00 pm Scout Pack Mee ng: School Cafeteria, 6:30 pm Cana Family Ins tute: St. Raphael Room, 7:00 pm Bell Choir: Church, 7:00 pm St. Raphael Prayer Group: Marian Hall, 7:00 pm Friday, December 14 English Class: St. Thérèse Room, 9:00 am Saturday, December 15 Holy Name Society: Choir Room, 8:30 am English Class: St. Thérèse Room, 8:30 am Sunday, December 16 Parish Library: 8:15 am - 10:30 am Advent Confessions: Church, 3:00 pm Squires Mee ng: Marian Hall, 7:00 pm NOTE: If there are s ll caramels available, they will again be sold a er weekend Masses in East Gathering Area. EARLY BULLETIN DEADLINES: Ar cles for the following bulle ns must be submi ed no later than at 3:00 pm on the days indicated below. Ar cles may be submi ed to Marie Nachtsheim at mnachtsheim@straphaelcrystal.org and may be subject to edi ng. December 23rd Bulle n - Deadline: Wednesday, Dec. 12th December 30th Bulle n - Deadline: Tuesday, Dec. 18th January 6th Bulle n- Deadline: Wednesday, December 26th Saturday, December 15th, will be the regular monthly Rosary, Mass, and mee ng of the Holy Name Society. The Rosary will begin at 7:30 am in the Church followed by Mass at 8:00 am. We sit in the first three rows on the le side of the north wing. We will have a mee ng in the Choir Room immediately a er the Mass. Refreshments will be served at the mee ng. One does not need to be a Society member to a end. All are welcome.

4 Saint of the Day - Saint Adelard Adelard was born in 753. He came from a powerful family; his first cousin was Charlemagne, who ruled the Holy Roman Empire, which consisted of what is now France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, northern Italy and large parts of eastern Europe. When he was twenty, Adelard entered a monastery at Corbie in northern France. He started out there as gardener and eventually was elected abbot. A er a while Charlemagne forced him to leave the monastery in order to be the tutor for one of his sons. A er Charlemagne s death, Adelard was caught up in the family conflicts over who would succeed him as emperor. He was accused by the victor of having supported one of the losers and was banished to a monastery on the southwest coast of France. Adelard was elated at this; it enabled him to lead a quiet, contempla ve life. This peace did not last because five years later, in 821, the emperor was convinced of Adelard s innocence and recalled him to court. But he wasn t in the emperor s favor very long so soon was able to return to his original monastery at Corbie. There he enjoyed taking on the most menial tasks, while his moral stature resulted in him being an unofficial spiritual guide to his fellow monks. He was also known for distribu ng much of the income of the monastery to the poor people in the area, contribu ng to the evangeliza on and conversion of the northern European peoples and encouraging a love of learning among the monks, including educa on in La n, French, German and literature. Adelard was part of a movement known as The Carolingian Renewal, which, encouraged by Charlemagne, tried to rebuild the Roman Empire as it was in its Chris an phase. This renewal emphasized both rights given to kings by God and their responsibili es to rule rightly, under God, and to pursue ongoing conversion and holiness. Another theme was the training of lay people, who were gathering around monasteries in growing groups of penitents, oblates and simply fervent Chris ans. Adelard died on January 2, 827, at the age of seventy-two. He was soon reverenced as a saint and miracles were a ributed to his intercession. Saint Adelard, pray for us! (Excerpted and adapted with permission of the Publisher from Butler s Lives of the Saints, New Full Edi on Paul Burns 2003, Published by Liturgical Press, Collegeville, MN) CHRISTMAS VILLAGE - THANK YOU! Christmas Village- what a wonderful community event! A huge thank you to everyone who par cipated in this year s Christmas Village! Thanks to all who donated items for this event, helped with set-up/take-down, or worked the various booths. We are grateful for everyone s me, talents and treasures. Also, a special thanks to Richard Danaher, Bethan Higgins, Beth Benshoof, Donna Bowen and all the school students for providing the awesome entertainment. Also, if you enjoyed this year s Christmas Village, consider volunteering for this event next year and other Rosarysponsored events. For more informa on, please call Anne at Have a blessed Advent Season. The Rosary Society MEAL TRAIN FOR PRIESTS On Tuesdays, some of our parishioners provide a nice home cooked meal for our priests in gra tude for all they do for us. The meals are brought to the Parish Office on Tuesday a ernoons with cooking/warm up instruc ons for the priests. If you are interested in joining the Meal Train, and being a part of this wonderful ministry, please contact Bunny Arseneau at x 214. Thank you and God bless you!

5 HELP WITH CHRISTMAS DECORATING! DECEMBER 23RD AFTER THE 10:30 AM MASS! The environmental commi ee needs your help in decora ng the interior of the church for the Christmas holidays a er the last Advent 10:30 am Mass on Sunday, December 23rd. We need any and all that are willing to help decorate. It will take about 2-3 hours. Please contact Teresa Esnough at teresa_esnough@rdale.org or Carol Esnough at cesnough@comcast.net or Please give full name with an or phone number to respond back to you with any updated informa on. Thank you in advance for your help!! Teresa Esnough NEAR Food Shelf Collec on: On the third Sunday of every month, our parish collects food and cash dona ons for the NEAR Food Shelf. The food dona ons may be placed in the sanctuary before or a er Mass on collec on Sunday. Cash dona ons may be placed in any Sunday collec on in an envelope marked NEAR. The next collec on is December 16th. COLLECTION THIS WEEKEND: You will find envelopes in the pews this weekend for the Re rement Fund for Religious. Your gi supports necessi es - such as medica ons and nursing care. Please be generous. NEAR FOOD SHELF VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Saturday, December 15th 8:30 am 2:00 pm Crystal Community Center 4800 Douglas Drive North The North-suburban Emergency Assistance Response (NEAR) needs your help with their Christmas Distribu on Day. This involves volunteering your me to help distribute donated toys, gi s, clothing and other items. There are two shi s available: Morning Session - 8:30 am to 11:00 am 12 Volunteers are needed at this me. A ernoon Session - 11:00 am to 2:00 pm 10 Volunteers are needed at this me. Ladies are asked to leave purses at home. Please contact Bunny at the Parish Office to volunteer x 214. STEWARDSHIP OF TREASURE November 25, 2018 Contribu ons: $ 12, Mr. J. Budget: $ 20, Scholarship Fund Building Fund: $ 1, $ Budget: $ 2, GOSPEL MEDITATION - ENCOURAGE DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF SCRIPTURE December 9, nd Sunday of Advent "In the fi eenth year of the reign of Tiberius Caesar...and Herod was tetrarch of Galilee...and Lysanias was tetrach of?" Did you need to pinch yourself awake during the first few lines of this Sunday's Gospel? John the Bap st received quite a prelude today as Luke described the religious and poli cal leadership of the me period. Scripture is divinely inspired, and we believe that everything that made it into the Bible is there for a reason. These lines remind us of an important truth. The Christmas story isn't a fairy tale or nursery rhyme. It's not a parable we say to give meaning to the holiday. At Christmas, God's presence is made tangible in a precise moment in me. The birth of Christ is a historical event. As precursor to Jesus' preaching, the ministry of John the Bap st is also a historical event. "Prepare the way of the Lord, make straight his paths." John's call to repentance and the forgiveness of sins happened in a par cular me and place. But that does not mean it is limited to first century Pales ne! God con nues to move in our daily lives. What we hear in today's Gospel - and what we an cipate at Christmas - occurs in our daily lives. God works in concrete ways in me and space. He did that 2,000 years ago, and He con nues to do so today! This Sunday, examine your own Christmas prepara ons. Is there anything you need to repent of before the Christmas season? Are there low points in your life, valleys to "be filled" by the love of God? Are their mountainous obstacles in your spiritual life? How can they be "made low"? Are you making decisions that have moved you away from God? This Advent season is the me for them to "be made straight and made smooth." Prepare the way in your heart for Christ today!. LPi

6 Monday, December 10 8:00 am Patricia and James Hofman Tuesday, December 11 8:00 am + Wally Reisdorfer Wednesday, December 12 8:00 am James Nelson Family Thursday, December 13 8:00 am + Shirley Snodgrass Friday, December 14 8:00 am + John Sobraske Saturday, December 15 8:00 am + Tom Fursman 5:30 pm St. Raphael Parishioners Sunday, December 16 8:30 am + Gene, Tom, David Reinert 10:30 am + Carrie Ann Cota A voice of one crying out in the desert: "Prepare the way of the Lord, make straight his paths." - Lk 3:4 Excerpts from the Lec onary for Mass 2001, 1998, 1970 CCD. Readings for the week of December 9, 2018 Sunday: Bar 5:1-9/Ps 126:1-2, 2-3, 4-5, 6 [3]/ Phil 1:4-6, 8-11/ Lk 3:1-6 Monday: Is 35:1-10/Ps 85:9ab and 10, 11-12, [Is 35:4f]/Lk 5:17-26 Tuesday: Is 40:1-11/Ps 96:1-2, 3 and 10ac, 11-12, 13 [Is 40:10ab]/Mt 18:12-14 Wednesday: Zec 2:14-17 or Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/ Jdt 13:18bcde, 19 [15:9d]/Lk 1:26-38 or Lk 1:39-47 Thursday: Is 41:13-20/Ps 145:1 and 9, 10-11, 12-13ab [8]/ Mt 11:11-15 Friday: Is 48:17-19/Ps 1:1-2, 3, 4 and 6 [Jn 8:12]/ Mt 11:16-19 Saturday: Sir 48:1-4, 9-11/Ps 80:2ac and 3b, 15-16, [4]/Mt 17:9a, Next Sunday: Zep 3:14-18a/Is 12:2-3, 4, 5-6 [6]/ Phil 4:4-7 /Lk 3:10-18 LPi PLEASE PRAY FOR: David McMillen Lisa Harm Don Knopick Katherine Talberg Denise Brown Anthony Smith Kevin Long Audrey Kauffmann Marylou Novak Eucharis c Adora on contact Be y Kreuter at The Lord has done great things for us and we are filled with joy. [Ps 126 and today s Responsorial Psalm response.] "Half an hour's medita on each day is essen al, except when you are busy. Then a full hour is needed." ~ Saint Francis de Sales Please be aware that some mes during the winter months the Chapel is closed for the safety of the adorers. When a closing is going to occur the commi ed adorers that will be affected are immediately contacted by phone. We are aware of the many visitors to the Chapel at all hours of the day and night. Please consider the weather before going to the Chapel. If you have ques ons before 10:00 pm, contact Be y at the number above or Barb McCalley at or check the parish website at for informa on about possible closures occurring during the week. This informa on will be included on the Home Page under Announcements. These closings are a very good reason to make a commitment to an hour of adora on so that your name, phone number and hour you a end weekly are on file so that you may be contacted. Currently there are two hours in urgent need of an adorer: Mondays 1:00 to 2:00 am Saturdays 3:00 to 4:00 pm There is a sign-up sheet on the counter to subs tute only for the Christmas / New Year holy days. If you will be available to be a subs tute, print on the list your name, phone number and mes you will be available to be a sub from December 24, 2018 through January 1, If you are needed at that me, someone will contact you. It is as simple as that. Even if you are not called, please come and visit our Lord in the Eucharis c Adora on Chapel when convenient for you twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. If praying between the hours of 10:00 pm and 5:00 am call Be y at the number above for the code to enter the Chapel outside door. Please remember to avoid wearing fragrances, colognes, and hair or laundry products with strong scents. Many people have asthma and environmental illness that are made much worse by these chemicals. Thank you for your considera on! Joan Bridell-Thompson Jeff Woodruff Tom Dancisak Norb Meier Andrew Eisenzimmer Virginia Hartley J.P. Ehlenz Mary Lou Wensman Jeane e Heigel To add a name please call x523.

7 CHRISTMAS GIVING TREE We invite you to remember those less fortunate by taking a Star from one of the trees located in the East Gathering Area or the West Alcove in the church. A er purchasing the gi wri en on the Star, please place it under one of the trees (unwrapped with Star a ached) by Sunday, December 16, Your dona ons go to local chari es. Thank you! If you have ques ons, please contact either Mary Lacina at or Kathy Williams at Holiday shopping is indeed upon us and we would like to encourage all of the St. Raphael s community to think about suppor ng our school by purchasing SCRIP during this blessed season. Please consider SCRIP as a way to purchase gi s for everyone on your Christmas shopping list. We have many Ready to Go SCRIP cards as well as the SCRIP cards you can order for hundreds of retailers and have them by the following week. Consider spreading out the financial necessi es of Christmas shopping by purchasing SCRIP gi cards each week. Not only are gi cards a wonderful gi, but you can also use them to pay for your purchases. Thank you! SCRIP Desk Volunteers: December 15th: 5:30 pm Mass: Jodi E. December 16th: 8:30 am Mass: Henry H. 10:30 am Mass: Cindy V.

8 YOUTH MINISTRY Ques ons about the Youth Ministry Programs? Please contact Anna Scherber at x210 or at: REGISTER FOR ANY YOUTH EVENTS ON THE ST. RAPHAEL YOUTH WEBSITE: OPEN YOUTH ROOM Open youth room is a me of fellowship, fun, & games. JUNIOR HIGH: December 11th from 2:20-5:00 PM SENIOR HIGH: December 12th from 5:00-6:45 PM ALL GRADES: December 21st from 6:00-10:00 PM RITE OF CONFIRMATION [ROC] These nights are required for all 9th-10th graders. ROC Classes for 9th & 10th Grade: December 12th from 7:00-8:15 pm in assigned areas at church. Life Night Youth Group: December 19th from 7:00-8:15 pm in Marian Hall for all 8th-12th grade students CORE TEAM UPDATE Core Team Mee ng: January 6th from 6:00-9:00 PM in Marian Hall. New Bulle n Sponsorship Announcement The St. Raphael weekly bulle n is our primary means of communica ng informa on to our members on a weekly basis. Star ng on Sunday, January 27th, 2019, LPi will begin publishing our weekly bulle n. LPi publishes weekly bulle ns and newsle ers for churches throughout the United States. Currently they provide weekly bulle ns to many of the parishes in the Archdiocese. Catholic family-owned since 1972, they find local businesses to support those publica ons financially, allowing the church to deliver their message in a cost-effec ve manner. During the week of December 17th, John Kirchner from LPi will be working at the St. Raphael parish office contac ng you about this opportunity. If you are interested or want more informa on about sponsoring an ad, please call the parish office that week at or John on his cell at As a reminder, we ask that all of our parishioners u lize these wonderful adver sers whenever possible. Please use the bulle n as a resource whenever you are in need of products or services. Please let them know we truly appreciate their loyal support of our weekly bulle n. It is their generosity that provides the weekly bulle n at no cost to our parishes. Mr. J. (Dave Johnson) is the Physical Educa on teacher and Athle c Director at our school. He is a faith-filled teacher who has been passing on the Truth to our students for more than forty years. In February 2013 in his honor, we started the Mr. J. Scholarship Fund, which provides tui on assistance to St. Raphael Catholic School families - families who might not otherwise be able to afford to send their children to St. Raphael s. An anonymous donor has come forward with a generous dona on of $25,000 for the Mr. J. Scholarship Fund with the request that we ask parishioners and visitors to prayerfully consider making dona ons in an effort to collec vely match or surpass their contribu on. During this season of giving, what be er gi to give than the gi of a Catholic Educa on to a deserving student. As Catholics we are called to pass on our faith, and by financially suppor ng the Mr. J. Scholarship Fund you are helping to do just that. Your dona ons make it possible for us to meet the increasing need for financial assistance. Please prayerfully consider making a dona on. Dona ons can be made weekly, monthly or yearly, or you can choose to pay tui on for a specific child or family. Pastoral Council: Dale Hoffmann, Sharon Hedman, Mike Vecellio, Roselyn Lawrence, Betty Kreuter, Rose Pistilli, Scott Gregory and Mario Chavez. Pastoral Council Meetings: If you would like a par cular item on the next Parish Council agenda please contact Fr. Rudolph.

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