Sixth Sunday of Easter May 5 & 6, 2018

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1 Sixth Sunday of Easter May 5 & 6, 2018 We extend our condolences to the family and friends of our sister in the parish family who recently passed away Julianne Duquaine. Congratulations! Baptized April 22 son of Joshua and Katherine This Weekend is First Eucharist! See inside of this bulletin for a list of students Celebrating their First Eucharist seas@seasgb.org St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish 2771 Oakwood Drive Green Bay, WI Congratulations Confirmation Students! See inside of this bulletin for a the list of students who were Confirmed last weekend. Office Hours Monday-Thursday 8am to 4:30pm Friday 8am to noon

Saturday, May 5 Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-3, 5; Jn 15:18-21 3:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation 4:15pm Mass Ed Richards Mass for the Intentions of Jan & John Irwin Sunday, May 6 Acts 10:25-36, 34-35,

2 Saturday, May 5 Acts 16:1-10; Ps 100:1b-3, 5; Jn 15: :00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation 4:15pm Mass Ed Richards Mass for the Intentions of Jan & John Irwin Sunday, May 6 Acts 10:25-36, 34-35, 44-48; 1 Jn 4:7-10; Jn 15:9-17 8:00am Rosary 8:30am Mass Clifford & Rita Haen Mass for Cathy Gryboski 10:30am Mass Gene Beno 10:30am First Eucharist & Little Church 4:30pm Italian Dinner 7:00 pm Cash Raffle Monday, May 7 Acts 16:11-15; Ps 149:1b-6a, 9b; Jn 15:26-16:4a 6:30pm Wisdom Group 6:30pm Baptism Prep. Mtg. 6:30pm Worship Committee Mtg. Tuesday, May 8 Acts 16:22-34; Jn 16:5-11 8:00am Mass Bill Perpich 1:00pm Prayer Shawl Ministry 6:00pm Rosary 7:00pm Choir Practice Wednesday, May 9 Acts 17:15, 22-18:1; Jn 16: :00am Exec. Comm. Mtg. 8:00am Mass Al Czech Thursday, May 10 St. Damien de Veuster Acts 18:1-8; Ps 98:1-4; Jn 16: :00am Mass Harold & Stella Aldrich 1:30pm Faith Group 5:30pm Parish Life Committee Mtg. 6:00pm Finance Council Mtg. 6:00pm Alpha 7:00pm Knights of Columbus Friday, May 11 Acts 18:9-18; Ps 47:2-7; Jn 16: :00am Mass Jim Roffers; Mass Nancy Noel Saturday, May 12 Ss. Nereus and Achilleus; St. Pancras Acts 18:23-28; Ps 47:2-3, 8-10; Jn 16:23b-28 3:00pm Sacrament of Reconciliation 4:15pm Mass Ione Pietras; Mass Richard Angst Mass In Thanksgiving Sunday, May 13 The Ascension of the Lord Acts 1:1-11; Ps 47:2-3, 6-9; Eph 1:17-23 Mk 16: :00am Rosary 8:30am Mass Adele & Diane Maas and Robert Henry Walch 10:30am Mass Corinne Brennan 10:30am Little Church Mass Intentions and Calendar Events Can we pray for you? Contact Kathy Vandersteen at kvandersteen@seasgb.org or (920) if you or someone you know would like prayers. The members of our Prayer Chain will pray for your genuine intentions. Sacrament of Baptism Baptism is celebrated within our weekend worship service at any of the Masses. Contact the parish office two months before 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 Gloria Nolan at gnolan@seasgb.org or (920) x 109. Ministry of the Sick Contact the parish office when members of your family are seriously ill, shut in, or hospitalized. Become A Member or Questions We welcome and register new members the second weekend of every month. In addition, a member of the parish staff is present at weekend Masses and is available for you. You may also contact the parish office. Parish Contacts Sr. Marla Clercx, Pastoral Leader, x108, mclercx@seasgb.org Bishop Bob Morneau, Priest Celebrant Deacon Steve Meyer, steve.meyer@etkg.com Deacon Mark Mullins, m.g.mullins@sbcglobal.net Gloria Nolan, Pastoral Minister, x109, gnolan@seasgb.org Kate Ruth, Evangelization & Faith Form. Coord., x111, kruth@seasgb.org John Popke, Liturgical Music Dir., x104, jpopke@seasgb.org Jeremy Borchardt, Business Manager, x112, jborchardt@seasgb.org Marlene Malzahn, Bookkeeper, x102, mmalzahn@seasgb.org John Gillis, Facility Coordinator, x113, jgillis@seasgb.org Shelly Vann, Communications Coord., x106, svann@seasgb.org Kathy Vandersteen, Receptionist, x101, kvandersteen@seasgb.org Enroll online at using code WI571 or scan QR Reader. Online, automatic, electronic giving is the best way

Bishop Ricken asked that all parishes include The Compass in the Bulletin in our bulletins once a month. It s included with this bulletin edition.

Upcoming Mass Notes There will be no 7:00 a.m. Mass on Thursday, May 17. Mass will be at 9:00 a.m. instead with the students from Holy Family School.

Those coming to 10:30 a.m. Mass will need to take the alternate route.. ~Next Weekend~ Mother s Day Carnation Sale 1 for $1.50 or 3 for $4.

Carnations will be for sale after all Masses next weekend. Thank you! Map of Alternate Route Details on our website at www.seasgb.org.

She has been an employee since 1988 We are fortunate that she will continue to be a member of our staff team as well as a parishioner.

The nominee must be a parish member, practicing Catholic, and at least 21 years old.

4 Bishop Ricken asked that all parishes include The Compass in the Bulletin in our bulletins once a month. It s included with this bulletin edition. To subscribe, send your name and mailing address, along with $28, to The Compass, P.O. Box 8474, Carol Stream, IL Upcoming Mass Notes There will be no 7:00 a.m. Mass on Thursday, May 17. Mass will be at 9:00 a.m. instead with the students from Holy Family School. There will be no 8:00 a.m. Rosary or 8:30 a.m. Mass on Sunday, May 20 because of the Cellcom Marathon. South Point Road will be closed for the runners. Those coming to 10:30 a.m. Mass will need to take the alternate route.. ~Next Weekend~ Mother s Day Carnation Sale 1 for $1.50 or 3 for $4.00 Boy Scout Troop 1090 is working on getting a merit badge, and this is one way of meeting the requirement. Carnations will be for sale after all Masses next weekend. Thank you! Map of Alternate Route Details on our website at our Pastoral Minister, is semi-retiring and going to work on a part-time basis here starting May 14. She has been an employee since 1988 We are fortunate that she will continue to be a member of our staff team as well as a parishioner. An election for the position of on the Pastoral Council will be held at all Masses the weekend of June 2 & 3. The term is two (2) years starting July 1. The nominee must be a parish member, practicing Catholic, and at least 21 years old. If you are interested in running for this office or would like additional information, please contact Jeremy Borchardt, via at jborchardt@seasgb.org or call Women s Guild Meeting Monday, May 14, at 6:30pm here at SEAS in the Main Meeting Room Our meeting will begin with a speaker from Wellspring, a daytime women s resource center. Knights of Columbus Council #11834 Vincent T Lombardi Council Save the date of Wednesday, June 27, for our annual Charity Golf Outing. Contact Paul at for more information. THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY! You ve donated a total of $965 in McDonald s & Subway $5 / $10 gift cards for the guests at the homeless centers. We know that one way they ve been used is as birthday gifts.

May 2018 IN THE www.thecompassnews.org www.gbdioc.

preseminarians recently put the journey in vocational journey. Traveling from their homes in the Diocese of Green Bay and led by their diocese s vocation director, Fr.

Schuster, who was assisted as chaperone by the grandfather of one of the participants, said the pilgrimage was intended to help young men who had already expressed an openness to the priestly

The April 2-7 pilgrimage began in San Diego, home to the oldest of the missions, and would ultimately take them as far north as Mission San Francisco de Asis in the Bay Area.

Still uncertain of where God SUBMITTED PHOTO FOR THE COMPASS Fr.

might be calling him, 18-year-old Jacob Zepp said that he is always searching for (God s) will. It was that search that inspired him to take part in the discernment pilgrimage.

5 May 2018 IN THE In the footsteps of Padre Serra Young men discern vocations on pilgrimage to California s missions DENIS GRASSKA FOR THE COMPASS FRANKLY, FRANCIS Dear Brothers and Sisters, SAN DIEGO A group of preseminarians recently put the journey in vocational journey. Traveling from their homes in the Diocese of Green Bay and led by their diocese s vocation director, Fr. Daniel Schuster, nine young men ages 15 to 18 embarked on a pilgrimage that took them to 17 of California s 21 historic missions. Fr. Schuster, who was assisted as chaperone by the grandfather of one of the participants, said the pilgrimage was intended to help young men who had already expressed an openness to the priestly vocation to take that extra step literally on the path of discernment. The April 2-7 pilgrimage began in San Diego, home to the oldest of the missions, and would ultimately take them as far north as Mission San Francisco de Asis in the Bay Area. It seemed like a once-ina-lifetime experience, said Nathan Budde, 18, explaining his decision to attend. I needed some adventure in my life and I enjoy praying. Still uncertain of where God SUBMITTED PHOTO FOR THE COMPASS Fr. Daniel Schuster, second from left, vocation director for the Diocese of Green Bay, led a pilgrimage to 18 California missions April 2-7. The group is pictured at Mission San Francisco de Asís. might be calling him, 18-year-old Jacob Zepp said that he is always searching for (God s) will. It was that search that inspired him to take part in the discernment pilgrimage. Through his participation, he said, I hope to better be able to fi nd the will of God, I hope to grow in friendship with Father (Schuster) and my fellow pilgrims, (and) also to learn about the priestly life. The idea of retracing the footsteps of St. Junipero Serra, the recently canonized Franciscan friar who personally founded the fi rst nine of the California missions, struck Fr. Schuster as especially appropriate for high school students discerning God s call. Our full story appears in the April 20 issue. The signifi cance of baptism stands out clearly in its celebration; thus let us turn our attention to it. By considering the gestures and words of the liturgy we can understand the grace and the promise of this sacrament, which is always to be rediscovered. We recall it in the sprinkling with holy water that can be done at the beginning of Mass on Sunday, as well as in the renewal of the baptismal promises during the Easter Vigil. In fact, as happens in the celebration of baptism, a spiritual dynamic arises which passes through the entire life of the baptized; it is the beginning of a process that allows one to live united to Christ in the church. Therefore, returning to the wellspring of Christian life leads us to better understand the gift received on the day of our baptism and to renew our commitment to conform to it in the condition in which we fi nd ourselves Follow Him On Students build Spanish, prayer skills reciting the rosary BY SAM LUCERO THE COMPASS HOWARD The voices of children praying in unison fi ll the classroom inside St. John the Baptist School. But the words these fi fth-graders are reciting Dios te Salve Maria, llena eres de gracia, El Senor es contigo may be incomprehensible to a passer-by, unless that person understands Spanish. The fi fth graders in Riley Garbe s Spanish class are incorporating prayer into their curriculum and the combination has resulted in reciting the rosary in Spanish. It s a project that students have greeted with enthusiasm. When Garbe was hired as a Spanish teacher at two Green Bay Area Catholic Education (GRACE) schools last January, he said he wanted to incorporate faith into his classes. Garbe, who received his bachelor s degree in English education at UW-Green Bay last spring and spent the summer participating in an international student teaching program in Mexico, splits his time between Holy Family School in Green Bay and St. John the Baptist School in Howard. Our full story appears in the April 13 issue.

One is new: Mary, Mother of the Church, to be celebrated this year on May 21, the Monday after Pentecost. The other is the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary on May 31.

It is also called Mary s Tears because legend says it bloomed where Mary s tears fell at the foot of the cross. Please mail $23 payment to: P.O.

6 Subscribe: Save $ 5 NOW! THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW About May altars PATRICIA KASTEN THE COMPASS The tradition of May altars honoring the Blessed Mother date back 1 to 13th century Spain. 2 May crownings, which adorn statues of Mary with fl owers, started with the German Dominican mystic, Henry Suso, in the 14th century. 3 There are two major Marian feasts in May. One is new: Mary, Mother of the Church, to be celebrated this year on May 21, the Monday after Pentecost. The other is the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary on May Two fl owers commonly linked with Mary are the rose and the lily. A spring fl ower associated with Mary is the lily of the valley. It is also called Mary s Tears because legend says it bloomed where Mary s tears fell at the foot of the cross. Please mail $23 payment to: P.O. Box 8474 Carol Stream, IL For faster service, call: or Toll-free , Ext compasscirc@gbdioc.org Name Address City State ZIP Phone If you see something, say something How many times have you heard people say, You shouldn t wear your religion on your sleeve or Faith should be kept private? Many times, I am sure. But faith, while personal, it is not meant to be kept private. It is not meant to be kept locked away for us as a treasure that we sit upon and guard. It is a gift to be shared with others. Over the years, you have A SPACE FOR GRACE Julianne Stanz probably noticed many billboards and notices urging people to be vigilant to prevent crime with the slogan, If you see something, say something. The underlying message is that we should not be silent if we see something that might warrant further attention. The timing of our words and actions make all the difference. During this Easter season, Mary Magdalene, in particular, reminds us of the importance of speaking out and not being a silent observer when it comes to our faith. Courageously, after the crucifi xion, Mary Magdalene went to the place where Jesus was entombed. And yet, when Jesus appeared before her, Mary Magdalene did not recognize him. In fact, she asked Jesus if he was the gardener! The Gospel of John paints the following scene for us: Supposing him to be the gardener, she said to him, Sir, if you have carried him away, tell me where you have laid him, and I will take him away. Jesus said to her, Mary! She turned and said to him in Hebrew, Rabbouni! (which means teacher) (Jn 20:15-16). Parish SNAPSHOT Jesus tells Mary Magdalene to go to the disciples and tell them what she has seen. And she does. She rushes back to share the good news. In a sense, this is the choice that we must make every day for our faith. We can stay silent about the impact that Jesus and the Catholic Church has made upon our lives or we can give witness to the difference that faith has made in our lives through our words and deeds. God relies on the goodness of those whom he loves to share him with others. He does not force himself into our lives. God has given us free will. The love of God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit is visible in the world when we give and receive love and go and share the good news with others. There are many today who have lost a living sense of faith. There are some who will doubt us. There are others who will reject us. They are our family, our friends and people we work with. But there are many who will come to believe because we believe, who come to see the face of Jesus because we show them the face of Jesus in our words and actions. During this Easter season especially, we are urged in the Scriptures to be people who reveal the joy of the risen Lord and share him with others. As St. John Paul II said, We are the Easter people and hallelujah is our song. Mary Magdalene, in her tenacity and courageous witness, reminds us that at the heart of our faith is a relationship with a living person, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who wants us to share him with the world. Each Lent and Easter season we die unto ourselves to rise again with Christ. By our conviction of heart and mind, we, too, are a witness to the resurrection. Read the entire column in our April 20 issue. Third graders at St. Gabriel School SMCS in Neenah enjoyed an integrated religion, science, and reading lesson about the Easter season. They learned that eggs are symbols of new life and they learned about the parts of an egg. SUBMITTED PHOTO SPECIAL TO THE COMPASS Parish New Subscribers Only Submit your snapshot your digital photo to us at compassnews@gbdioc.org

Kennedy Bakran GraceAnne Siedler Blake Carlton Lily Dunlap Andrew Greisen* Natalie Lancelle James Mason* Nicholas Mommaerts

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7 Kennedy Bakran GraceAnne Siedler Blake Carlton Lily Dunlap Andrew Greisen* Natalie Lancelle James Mason* Nicholas Mommaerts Dylan Nettekoven Sawyer Overly Arabella Sarnow Corwin Schad Olivia Wolf Nina Mantz Dalton Philbrick Paige Gilson Lillia Stachura *Denotes parish members receiving First Communion at other parishes Alexandra (John Paul) Appleton Jacob (Michael) Biese Adam (Joseph) Cecchi Miguel (Michael) de Villa Sophia (Matilda) DuBord Tessa (Teresa) Goodletson Jake (John) Hanson Alexis (Philomena) Klubertanz Sydney (Mary) Milton Madison (Cecilia) Neuens Caitlin (Maria) Piotrowski Julia (Agatha) Slusarek Spencer (Alexander) Van Vincent (Genesius) Vandeleest Carson Landry, Lucas Stieber, and Will Pytleski will be Confirmed at another parish

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8 For Students Entering K - Completing Grade 5. From 8:45am to 12 noon at Quad Parishes. Set by the Diocese of Green Bay (7.2% increase over last year) ~Our Results as of May 1~ Amount $68,604 from 273 donors Thank you! 91% of every dollar raised goes to ministries and services right here in northeastern Wisconsin. Your gift helps in countless ways. Care ministers are trained to go out and share the Gospel with the homebound and sick. Children and families are able to attend lively, interactive education programs learning the Word of God. Someone in an abusive relationship, through counseling with Catholic Charities, gets the help they need to lead a healthier life. Families seeking to adopt are connected with newborn babies. Your gift to the Bishop s Appeal makes positive endings possible. This is an opportunity for you to reach out to your brothers and sisters in need of God s love and mercy. Join in embracing a life of discipleship by giving. How much you give is less important than the spirit in which you give. Even small donations add up to large donations. If you haven t made a gift, please think about it. Use the pledge card you received at home, or use of the envelopes in the hospitality area, or visit the Bishop s Appeal s website at Thank you! 1204 S. Fisk Street Green Bay, WI (920) May 10: Mass at 8:45am at St. Agnes; Liturgy Planners are Grade 3 Room 16. May 17: Mass at 8:45am at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton; Liturgy Planners are Grade 4. May 24: Mass at 8:45am; Liturgy Planners are Grade 5. June 1-2: Rummage sale at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish. Rummage donations can be dropped off in the downstairs social hall at SEAS on May 30 & 31. Enrollment for the 2018/ 2019 school year is open! We participate in the Wisconsin Parental Choice Program to offer Catholic education tuition-free to families who meet the state eligibility requirements. GRACE also offers many tuition support options that your family may benefit from, including tuition payment plans, tuition assistance, tuition reduction, school and parish support, and multi-child discounts. Learn more about making Catholic education affordable by contacting the school office or by visiting gracesystem.org. From May 2-18, our students will be taking their International Baccalaureate (IB) exams. Join us as we pray for all students. May 22-24: Final Exams. May 26: Graduation. 610 Maryhill Drive Enrollment for the 2018/2019 Green Bay, WI school year is open! Enroll now. (920)

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9 Catholic Charities is looking for Foster Parents. If interested, contact Cassandra at or St. Patrick s Pantry is looking for help May 12 and May 14 in response to the annual Letter Carriers Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive which is May 12. Help pick up food at post office and on mail routes, sort and put food away at the pantry. Call Donna at for more information and to sign up to help Habitat for Humanity, charity partner of the Cellcom Marathon, is looking for help with the marathon on May 20. Work as a crossing guard stopping traffic for runners or pick up litter and items left behind. For more information, or contact Jennifer at jmaier@greenbayhabita.org or SPIRITUS is looking for Catholic youth missionaries, years of age, starting in August, live in community and travel to parishes and schools throughout WI. For more info. go to Catholic Teen Books, Books that raise the heart & mind to God & reflect the fullness and beauty of the Catholic faith. Suspense, romance, coming-of-age stories with age-appropriate themes, etc. Catholic Youth Expedition for Middle School Students, June 16, Door County. For more information, go to Catholic Fest, July 6-8, Kangaroo Lake, Door County. For more info, go to 18th National Catholic Singles Conference, June 8-10, Twin Cities, MN. Register soon as space is limited. For more information, go to NationalCatholicSingles.com. Vacation Trip to Catholic Spain, Portugal and France Madrid, Fatima, Lourdes, and more, September Cost $3,595. Join Fr. Dennis Ryan, St. Bernard Parish, Appleton. For more information, call Ron LaCroix at Serving Dairy Farms Since If You Live Alone You Need LIFEWatch! Ambulance Police Fire Friends/Family 24 Hour Protection at HOME and AWAY! FREE Shipping FREE Activation NO Long Term Contracts Solutions as Low as $ a month CALL NOW! St Elizabeth Ann Seton Church (B) Be Kos We Care About Our Residents, Our Communities... and Our Future. Paul Kosmoski Parish Member INTENSIVE DAIRY CARE Mike Biese Nutrition Consultant Parish Member (920) Pre-Planning: Save Your Family From Difficult Decisions in the Future ALL CHRISTIAN FAITHS WELCOME No Landline? No Problem! * Real Time GPS Tracking * Fall Detection BLINDAUER S Sheet Metal - Roofing Dean Englebert 1227 S. Broadway Medical Alert System $29.95/Mo. billed quarterly One Free Month No Long-Term Contract Price Guarantee Easy Self Installation Call Today! Toll Free TERRY J. GERBERS Parishioner Holmgren Way, Suite A Estate Planning. Real Estate Law. Business The Most Complete Online National Directory of Catholic Parishes CHECK IT OUT TODAY! For Ads: J.S. Paluch Co., Inc

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