Weekday Masses: Monday-Saturday: 8:00 am Wednesday: 5:30 pm (Novus Ordo) Extraordinary Form Mass: First Friday at 7:00 pm

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1 May 7, 2017 Fourth Sunday of Easter Volume 60, Issue 19 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.. Parish Office: 7301 Bass Lake Road, MN Tel.: Fax: Weekday Masses: Monday-Saturday: 8:00 am Wednesday: 5:30 pm (Novus Ordo) Extraordinary Form Mass: First Friday at 7:00 pm Lord s Day Masses: Saturday: 5:30 pm Sunday: 8:30 & 10:30 am Reconciliation: Monday - Saturday: 7:30 7:50 am Saturday: 8:30-9:30 am & 4:00-5:15 pm Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm Friday: 8:00 am - Noon Pastoral Staff Pastor: Rev. Michael Rudolph x205 frmichaelrudolph@straphaelcrystal.org Parochial Vicar: Rev. Robert Altier x206 Parish Business Administrator: Ginny Metzger x202 Bookkeeper: Carrie Nelle x212 Director of Facilities Jim Smith x207 Volunteer Coordinator: Joanne Pilon x228 Receptionist/ Administrative Assistant: Lisa Rogers x201 Youth Ministry Coordinator: Bob Swift x225 Youth Ministry Assistant: Anna Scherber x210 Faith Formation Coordinator: Mike Gerads x211 Faith Formation Attendance Mailbox: x508 Pastoral Ministry Coordinator: Pat Klassen x209 Social Needs Coordinator: Bunny Arseneau x214 RCIA Coordinator: Mary Jo Smith, MTS x511 Prayer Line: x528 Adoration Coordinator: Therese Juba Annulment Inquiry: x522 Crisis Pregnancy Hotline: x500 School: Tel: Fax: Principal: Ann Coone x352 Administrative Assistant: Pam Inniger x351 Trustees: Al Johnson & Tom Trksak Parish Council: Dale Hoffmann, Julie Smith, Ruth Hunt, Kevin Matzek, Mike Vecellio, and Tom Cotter

2 Liturgical Ministers Schedule Saturday, May :30 pm Lectors: John Jestus, Phil Keane EMHC: Lorinda Halle, Tina Hong, Shirley Houglum, Jerry & Cindy Wall Servers: Phil Deeney, Jacob Durand, Thomas O Meara, Ehjay Talatala Greeters: Mary Cesaretti (W), Tom Shrode (N), Joan Tatley (E) Sunday, May 14 8:30 am Lectors: Lisa Tienter, John Zimitsch EMHC: Tom & Kathy Bohlinger, Jerry & Karen Rachwel, Carol Segal Servers: Chris Hildebrand, Anthony Carnivale, Levi & Logan Ehlenz, Derek & Noah Lundeen Greeters: Barb Livingston (W), Lorraine Zerr (N), Steve & Diane Connolly (E) 10:30 am Lectors: Austin Onwualu, Mike Vecellio EMHC Jodi Ayd, Gina Dykhoff, Ron Gieneart, Sylvia Hoff, Joan Vogel Servers: Jacobson family, Ashton & Jayden Case, Jason Hirt Greeters: Amy Boylan (W), Nikki & Lucas Jacobson (E) Prayers for the Sick Please pray for JP Ehlenz, David M., Jerry Rako, Teresa Tawil and Clara Zupko. To add a name to this list for one month call x523. Thank you to a Saint Raphael Catholic School Family that sent us a very generous donation for a new Zero Turn Mower to help take care of our parish and school grounds! This Week s Mass Intentions Mon. 5/8 8:00 am Raymond Kramer Tues. 5/9 8:00 am John (Jack) Benver Wed. 5/10 8:00 am Robert Ruths 5:30 pm Carl Pankow & family Thurs. 5/11 8:00 am Janet Pilon Fri. 5/12 8:00 am John Christianson Sat. 5/13 8:00 am Urban & Helen Hirschfeld 5:30 pm St. Raphael Parishioners Sun. 5/17 8:30 am Rosary Society 10:30 am Kathleen Reak Weekly Calendar of Events See Youth Ministry Column for Jr. & Sr. High Activities Sunday, May 7 8 am - Noon ~ Library Open - 2nd Floor by Elevator 10:30 am ~ Sunday School - JPII 3 pm ~ Parish Holy Hour - Holy Spirit Chapel Monday, May 8 6:30 pm ~ Mentor Meeting/Swift - Conference Room 7 pm ~ Smith Book Club - St. Raphael Room 7 pm ~ Latin Schola - Choir Room Tuesday, May 9 1 pm ~ Our Lady of Fatima Rosary Makers - St. Raphael Rm 6:30 pm ~ Carmelites - Marian Hall 7:15 pm ~ Agape Singers - Choir Room Wednesday, May 10 7 pm ~ Cana Meeting - Brid 7 pm ~ St. Raphael Sunday Choir - Choir Room 7 pm ~ Faith Formation Grades School Thursday, May 11 1 pm ~ Senior Cards - Marian Hall 5:30 pm ~ Mass for Rosary Society - Church 6 pm ~ Fellowship Dinner - Marian Hall 6 pm ~ Den Meeting/Beauchaine - School Room 8 6:30 pm ~ Den Meeting/Gebur - School Cafeteria 7 pm ~ St. Raphael Prayer Group - Choir Room 7 pm ~ Bell Choir - Church 7 pm ~ State of the School - School Gym Friday, May 12 3 pm ~ Corsage Assembly - Lower East Entry 7 pm ~ Journey - Youth Room Saturday, May 13 8:40 am ~ Holy Name Society - Choir Room 5-7 pm ~ Library Open - 2nd Floor by Elevator Sunday, May 14 8 am - Noon ~ Library Open - 2nd Floor by Elevator 9:30 am - Noon ~ Fellowship hosted by Marriage & Family Committee - Marian Hall 10 am ~ Rosary Society Monthly Rosary - Main Church 10:30 am ~ Sunday School Last Class - JPII Stewardship of Treasure April 30, 2017 Contributions: $ 16, Budget: $ 20, Building Fund: $ Budget: $ 2, Mr. J Scholarship: $ For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also. ~ Matthew 6:21

3 Throughout this season of Easter we hear and speak a lot about the resurrection. But what do we really know about the resurrection? This becomes a critical question for us because each and every one of us is going to rise from the dead on the last day of the world. This means that every single person who ever lived, whether they were good or bad, whether they are in Heaven or in Hell, is going to rise from the dead. For obvious reasons we do not want to dwell on the negative side of this truth. What we can say is that the Prophet Daniel tells us that some people will rise and be an everlasting horror and a disgrace. This means that eternity is going to be experienced in the fullness of our persons. The thought of being in hell is horrible enough; the thought that it will be experienced in both body and soul is enough to make one work very hard to steer away from an eternity without God. So, it is far better to focus on the positive side of what the resurrection will be for those persons who die in the State of Grace. Recall that on the last day, at the moment the world ends, Purgatory will also end. Every soul that was in Purgatory at that time will going immediately into Heaven. However, upon entrance into Heaven, they will no longer be just a soul. Since the personality resides in the soul, the person himself or herself has always been fully present. However, as human persons we are a composite of both body and soul, so the full integration of the person will be restored only after the resurrection. The resurrection is not like resuscitation. When a person is resuscitated they are able to live on in a natural state for a time. However, all of these people will have to die again. The resurrection implies a sharing in the glory of the Lord. Our bodies will be like His was after He rose from the dead. It will be our own body, but we will no longer be held bound by the limitations that the body experiences in this life. Theologians tell us that there are four special gifts or qualities of the resurrected body (this is only for those who are in Heaven). The irst is impassibility. This means that the body is free from physical evils of every kind. This is not about morality; rather, it means that there will be no more pain, no more sadness, no more sickness, no more death, etc. The second characteristic of the resurrected body is subtility. This means that the resurrected body is completely dominated by the soul. This is how things were in the Garden before Adam and Eve sinned. This means that we will not be controlled by our physical passions, but instead, the mind and the will have total control to always do what is best. The third quality of the resurrected body is agility. This means the ability of the soul to move the body with the greatest ease and rapidity. Being no longer bound by physical limitations, we will be able to walk through walls like Jesus did, we will not have to make the effort to go from one place to another; instead, we will be immediately wherever we choose to be. Recall that our Lord told us that we would be like the Angels. We do not become angels, but like them, we can be wherever we want to be by simply deciding that we want to be there. The fourth quality of the resurrected body is clarity. This means a freedom from all defects and an endowment with the greatest beauty and radiance. By defects is meant that no one will have a problem with eyesight, hearing, paralysis, or any other defect about yourself that you do not like. The beauty is not to look like a beauty queen, but that the radiance of the soul (which has been made spiritually perfect) will shine through the body in a manner similar to what happened to our Lord at the Trans iguration. People will often point to the fact that our Lord s resurrected body still had the nail holes and the piercing in His side. This because the wounds He received are His glory; they are not defects that need to be removed, but perfections which remain for eternity. This will also be true of the martyrs: the wounds they received for the love of God will be visible because they are the Martyrs greatest glory. That said, the wounds will not appear in a way that is gross or disgusting. Our Blessed Lady already shares in the resurrection as do a few of the Old Testament Saints as we read at the end of St. Matthew s Gospel. But for the rest of us, we will have to wait until the world ends to share fully, body and soul, in the glory of God. In the meantime, when we consider the tragedy of what it will be like in hell and the glory of what it will be like in Heaven, the thoughts of the resurrection can spur us on with great hope to keep ourselves in the State of Grace and to continue striving to grow in holiness. After all, the holier we are, the more we will share in God s glory. That means that we will not only know and love God more for eternity, but the glory of God will shine more brilliantly through our glori ied bodies for all eternity. ~ Fr. Robert Altier Please attend the Parish Holy Hour today, May 7th, at 3 pm, in the Holy Spirit Chapel. We will have Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament, prayer, silent adoration, and Benediction. Experience the deep healing and peace that is found only in the presence of Jesus, the Lord. From the Musicians Today, May 7, we will begin using a new Mass setting, the Mass of Spirit and Grace by Ricky Manalo. The wooden hymn boards give you the numbers in the Music Issue where you can ind the Glory to God and the other parts. We will continue to use this setting throughout the summer to give everyone a chance to learn it. We hope you like it.

4 Mother's Day Flowers Remember your mother and all she has done for you with a beautiful lower for Mother's Day. A variety of lowers will be available for a "suggested donation" before and after all Masses, at all church entrances, on Saturday, May 13 and Sunday, May 14. Fresh carnation corsages with baby's breath, leather leaf greens and a ribbon bow will be made by ladies of the parish. Long stemmed carnations in a vase will be offered as well as pretty African violets and colorful begonias in 4" pots, boxed orchids in soft yellow, peach and pink colors plus mini rose bushes in traditional colors. All come with MCCL's "Thanks Mom for Life!" button. Donations help fund the Respect Life Ministry here at St. Raphael's and includes A Community Caring for Life which helps pregnant women in need with a layette of baby clothes donated by parishioners and also a Pack 'n' Play for those who qualify through the Archdiocesan Portable Crib Program. Mother s Day Sale corsage assembly volunteers needed: All ladies of the parish are invited to help make the corsages on Friday, May 12, at 3:00 pm in the Lower East Gathering Area. No experience necessary. Please call Carol Mersch at if you haven't already signed up. Enjoy the fellowship and light refreshments. Youth who need con irmation hours are welcome! Boys Flag Football Tournament and St Raphael s Youth For all boys ages 10-18, Friday, May 19 th from 6-9 pm, at the St. Raphael Fields. There is no cost to participate. You can form your team beforehand ( ive per team) or show up and we will put you on a team. Contact Tom Trksak at tomtrksak@gmail.com or to sign up or just come that night. All First Place winners receive a $10 DQ Gift Card and all Second Place winners receive a $5 DQ Gift Card. All prizes donated by the Squires. Perpetual Adoration Therese Juba or Betty Kreuter Everyone knows that if you place a tea bag in a cup of hot water, that water will be transformed. It s no longer just water, but a cup of tea with a distinct color and lavor. Once they ve combined it s no small task to remove the tea from the water. It would probably take a chemist with a complex series of steps to separate the elements. God changes our lives this way. Please contact Therese or Betty at the above numbers and let them know when you want to spend time with the Lord for a committed hour each week to let him do his work. There are hours with urgent needs. Rosary Society President: Kathy Williams All women of the parish are members of the Rosary Society, and are invited to the annual Rosary Society Fellowship dinner, on Thursday, May 11. The evening begins with the rosary in church at 5 pm followed by Mass at 5:30 pm and dinner in Marian Hall at 6:30 pm. To reserve your spot please call Kathy ( ) or Sue ( ). We especially invite new women of the parish to come, share a meal and get acquainted! Hope to see you there! Are you thinking Spring yet! Along with Spring comes Mother s day, graduations and graduation parties, outdoor yard projects, grilling, a new spring wardrobe, and the list goes on. Think ahead and get those SCRIP cards that will cover all of your Spring needs. Stop by the SCRIP desk in the East Gathering Area and order your gift cards today. For your shopping convenience we have gift cards for immediate purchase to: Amazon, AMC, American Eagle, Applebee s, Arby s, Barnes and Noble, Bath and Body Works, Buffalo Wild Wings, Burger King, Cabela, Caribou Coffee, Chili s, Chipotle, Claire s, Cub, Dairy Queen, Dave and Buster, Gap/Old Navy, Great Clips, Holiday Station Store, I-Tunes, JCPenney, Kohl s, Kwik Trip, Lowe s, Menards, Michael s, Mill s Fleet Farm, Noodles, P.F. Chang s, Panera Bread, Papa Murphy s, Pizza Hut, Red Lobster/Olive Garden, Red Robin, Sears, Shell Gas, Smashburger, Starbucks, Subway, Super America, Target, Visa, Walgreens, Walmart, and Wendy s. Thank you for your support. Volunteers: Sat. 5/13 5:30 pm Sheryl Jacobsen Sun. 5/14 8:30 am Henry Holdvogt 10:30 am Liz Byers

5 Thank you to everyone who supported our Spring Gala this past weekend! It was a wonderful event attended by parishioners, school families and guests. The goal of the Gala is to build relationships amongst new and old families and raise money for the needs of our school - both were accomplished with lare! If you were at the Gala, Thank you! During the Gala, we held a Fund a Need for the Mr. J Scholarship Fund, which was initiated in To date, this Fund David Mr. J Johnson at the Spring Gala has distributed over $150,000 for tuition assistance to students who may not be able to attend St. Raphael School without inancial aide. This need continues to increase! At our Gala, Mr. J gave a heart-felt plea for donations to the Fund and people responded by giving over $20,000. What an amazing gift for the students of St. Raphael Catholic School! Because of the generosity of our parishioners and people attending the Gala, the Mr. J Fund now has about $75,000 available to help students afford tuition, but the need is over $200,000 each year. If you are able to make a donation to the Mr. J Scholarship Fund, your gift would be greatly appreciated by our students and their families. Donations can be made any time at: Donate to Church and School. Your donation will help provide the priceless gift of a Catholic education for a child a gift that can change the world. God bless you and thank you! In Christ, Ann Coone Principal Young Adult Ministry Liaison ~ Anna Scherber x210 May 12: St. Raphael young adults are invited to join us for the Journey in the Youth Room from 7-9 pm. For more information contact Anna Scherber at: ascherber@straphaelcrystal.org. June 2: St. Raphael young adults are invited to join us for the Journey Cookout at the Scherber residence from 6-10 pm. There will be food, fellowship, and fun! The Scherber s address is: 8448 Meadow Lake Road N, in New Hope. Bob & Anna will provide the meat and buns. Please Anna and let her know what you would like to bring. Hope to see you there! Youth Ministry Coordinator: Bob Swift x225 Youth Ministry Youth Ministry Assistant: Anna Scherber x210 Jr. High May 9: Last Jr. High Open Youth Room of the year from 2:20-5 pm. May 13: SNA (Saturday Night Alive) from 5-10 pm. SNAs include Mass, dinner, friends, faith and are open to all 5th- 8th grade teens. We would like to extend a special invitation to all 5th grade teens to join us on this night. Friends are always welcome at SNA nights. Please check in at Marian Hall at 5 pm. Hope to see you there! May 19: Friday Night Open Youth Room from 6-10 pm. Come join us for a fun night of fellowship! Jun : The Extreme Faith Camp pre-registration deadline was Friday, May 5. If you were planning on coming to Extreme Faith Camp but did not pre-register, please contact Anna Scherber ASAP: ascherber@straphaelcrystal.org. Sr. High May 9: WOW is our high school women s group. We meet in the youth room from 7-9 pm. Please join us! May 10: Last Sr. High Open Youth Room of the year from 5-6:45 pm. May 15: Armor is our high school men s group. We meet in the youth room from 7-9 pm. Please join us! May 19: Friday Night Open Youth Room from 6-10 pm. Come join us for a fun night of fellowship! Rite of Con irmation (ROC) May 10: End of the year Faith Formation Mass at 7 pm in the main church. All families are encouraged to attend. CORE Team May. 7: Core Team Meeting from 6-9 pm in Marian Hall. May 13: May SNA from 5-10 pm. Core Team please be in Marian Hall at 4:30 pm. May 21: For those on Prayer Team and Extreme Team this year, the Extreme Faith Camp Leaders Prayer Vigil is on this night at Holy Name of Jesus in Wayzata. This is required for all EFC Leadership; mark your calendars. The bus will depart from St. Raphael at 4:30 pm and will return at 9:30 pm. Holy Name Society This Saturday, May 13th, will be the monthly rosary, Mass and meeting of the Holy Name Society. The rosary starts at 7:30 am, with Mass at 8 am and a meeting following Mass. We sit in the irst three pews on the left side of the north wing. Refreshments will be served at the meeting. All men are invited to attend. This will be our last meeting before our summer break. We will resume meeting in September.

6 Saint of the Day ~ St. John of Beverley John was born at Harpham in the Yorkshire region of England in the seventh century. He went to a school run by monks in Canterbury and then returned to Yorkshire, where he became a monk at St. Hilda s monastery in Whitby. There he became known for his care for the poor and for his learning. In 687, John was consecrated bishop of Hexham. Even with his busy schedule, he used to get away for periods of prayer in a nearby chapel of St. Michael. One of the many kind and remarkable things John did was to teach a boy who was mute how to speak. Little by little he went from learning how to say letters of the alphabet to being able to speak in words and sentences. Eventually the boy moved in with John and the other people in his household. In 705, John was appointed bishop of York. In that role he founded at least one church as well as the monastery of Beverly, to which he eventually retired and where he died in the year 721. Julian of Norwich, an English mystic and anchoresss, in the book she wrote in the fourteenth century called Sixteen Revelations of Divine Love, stated that God had spoken to her about John. She wrote, God called him Saint John of Beverly plainly as we do shewing that he is a full high saint in Heaven And with this he made mention that in his youth and tender age he was a dear worthy servant to God, greatly God-fearing and dreading, and yet God suffered him to fall, mercifully keeping him that he perished not, nor lost no time. And afterward God raised him to manifold more grace, and by contrition and meekness that he had in his living, God hath given him in Heaven manifold joys, over passing that which he would have had if he had not fallen. And that this is sooth, God sheweth in earth with plenteous miracles doing about his body continually. Miracles also happened when some of John s relics were discovered in Saint John of Beverly, pray for us! (Excerpted and adapted with permission of the Publisher from Butler s Lives of the Saints, New Full Edition Paul Burns 2003, Published by Liturgical Press, Collegeville, MN) Readings for the Week Monday: Acts 11:1-18; Ps 42:2-3; 43:3, 4; Jn 10:11-18 Tuesday: Acts 11:19-26; Ps 87:1b-7; Jn 10:22-30 Wednesday: Acts 12:24-13:5a; Ps 67:2-3, 5, 6, 8; Jn 12:44-50 Thursday: Acts 13:13-25; Ps 89:2-3, 21-22, 25, 27; Jn 13:16-20 Friday: Acts 13:26-33; Ps 2:6-11ab; Jn 14:1-6 Saturday: Acts 13:44-52; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 14:7-14 Sunday: Acts 6:1-7; Ps 33:1-2, 4-5, 18-19; 1 Pt 2:4-9; Jn 14:1-12 The Robbinsdale Women's Center (RWC) is hosting a Walk for Life on Saturday, May 13th at Clifton E. French Park Visitor Center, Rockford Road, in Plymouth. Registration starts at 9:00 am. The walk is two miles, and we are looking for walkers and sponsors. This fundraiser helps support compassionate care given to pregnant women in getting free ultrasounds and baby clothes through educational incentive programs. Most of the pregnant women seeing the ultrasound pictures of their baby "choose life" and they keep their baby! The Women's Center gives medical consultation, and has even helped women ind jobs, so the mothers could start supporting themselves and their family. The RWC helps in teaching them how to parent and raise children and has programs for the fathers as well. To Register to walk, stop by the Walk for Life sign-up table in the East Gathering Area after all weekend Masses this weekend (May 6 & 7) or register online at If you would like to sponsor a walker you may do so by to Walk-for-Life. For more information contact Gabriella at or g.abbott@robbinsdalewomen.org. Book Review The Way, Furrow and The Forge These are really three different books in one volume, consisting of excerpts from the writings, talks, letters and conversations of Saint Josemarıá Escriva ( ), the Founder of Opus Dei. Originally published between 1934 and 1988, they are made up of short quotes of the Saint, similar to what you ind in the Biblical Book of Proverbs. Most of them are advice about how to grow in holiness, become a more faithful disciple, succeed in apostolate, ight temptation and discouragement, excel in discipleship and one s vocation, and become a saint which are all the same thing, really. The goal of Opus Dei is to sanctify all of life, that is to say, to make everything we do a work of God, which is what Opus Dei means. To do so, the author offers words of advice, challenge, encouragement, and wisdom about the ways of God and humanity. His style is direct, manly, easy to understand, honest, bracing and sometimes humorous. I highly recommend this book. ~ Father Rudolph Better Safe than Sorry It can take as little as 10 seconds for a thief to steal something from your car so never leave valuables inside. If you do have to leave values in your car, place them in the trunk or glove box out of view. Also, remember to close your windows and sunroof and lock all doors before leaving your car unattended.

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