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1 Twenty Ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time OCTOBER 20, 2013 St. Joseph Campus: 1310 Mainstreet, Hopkins St. John Campus (Parish Office): 6 Interlachen Road, Hopkins Phone: (952) Website: Fax: (952) CONTACTS Parish Office... (952) St. Joseph s Social Hall... (952) CELEBRATION OF MASSES St. Joseph Campus Saturday... 4:30pm Sunday... 8:30am Tue & Thu... 7:00am Morning Prayer & Rosary Mon, Wed, & Fri... 7:00am St. John the Evangelist Campus Sunday.. 10:30am & 1:00pm (Hispanic) Wed, Fri & Sat... 8:00am SACRAMENTAL LIFE Baptism: Second Sunday of the Month Contact the office 2 months prior to Baptism to schedule the required preparation conference. Matrimony: Contact priest 12 months in advance of desired date. Reconciliation (Private): St. Joseph s Campus Saturday... 3:30pm St. John s Campus Saturday... 8:30-9:30am Sunday... 12:30pm Anointing: Contact Fr. Jim Liekhus....(952) Communion or BeFriender visit: Contact Mary Fran Karanikolas... (952) Parish Registration Contact the Parish Office at... (952) Bulletin Deadline Tuesdays at 12:00pm (week of the bulletin publication.) to: mkrawczak@stgabrielhopkins.org It s hard to believe that over a year ago, the idea of a regional Catholic School in the western suburbs was a vague concept. Here we are, a month into the inaugural year of Notre Dame Academy and the school is flourishing with 225 students! Here is what is going on at our new school: Our 5th grade class already had a field trip under their belt. They recently attended River Rendezvous. This annual festival is a chance to experience living history at the Pond-Dakota Mission Park in Bloomington, MN. Students learned about the lifestyles of people living in Minnesota between through story-telling and interactive, hands-on demonstrations. Our middle school spent a half day participating in a retreat facilitated by NET (National Evangelization Team) Ministries. This organization is a Catholic faith-based organization out of St. Paul that challenges young Catholics to love Christ and embrace the life of the church. In honor of St. Francis' devotion to all of God's living creatures, NDA held a "Blessing of the Animals" ceremony. The community sang He's got the Whole World and recited the St. Francis prayer. NDA students will have the opportunity to honor their Grandparents/Very Important People on Wednesday, October 23. The program, including school Mass and community meeting will begin at 8:30am with morning coffee Social and end after lunch recess. NDA will be wrapping up Parent-Teacher Conferences this week and Halloween festivities are right around the corner. Halloween parties will be held the last hour of the school day on October 31 and the Middle School Fall dance is scheduled for November 8. For more information about what is going on at NDA, please visit our website at nda-mn.org.

2 Parish News Parish Staff Pastor: Fr. James Liekhus Deacons: Deacon Darrel Branch Deacon Francis Tangney (952) Director of Worship & Music: Katie Schafer Office Manager: Martha Krawczak Pastoral Minister: Mary Fran Karanikolas Faith Formation Director: Chuck Romportl Faith Formation Administrative Asst.: Louise Wilson Pre-School Coordinator (St. Joseph campus): Kathleen Esh (952) Pre-School Coordinator (St. John campus) Jenni Stankevitz (952) Director of Maintenance (St. Joseph campus) Rebekah Director of Maintenance (St. John campus) Tony Jaroscak Custodian (St. John campus) Ricardo Torres Pastoral Council Chair: Cathy Carlson (612) Notre Dame Academy Excelsior Blvd Mtka MN Principal: Terry Factor (952) LITURGICAL MINISTERS FOR OCTOBER 26/27 4:30 Mass at St. Joseph s Campus Sacristan: Karen Totall Lectors: Barb Kok, Amy Jo Ames Servers: Alexander Joppa Eucharistic Ministers: Amy Jo Ames, Cathy Carlson, Alice Tangney Cup Ministers: Char Murphy, Martha Krawczak, Lynne Raphael, Beverly Stifter Greeters: Bill Johnson 8:30 Mass at St. Joseph s Campus Sacristan: Denise Hirl Lectors: Daniel Hirl, Katie Hirl Servers: Andrew Hirl Eucharistic Ministers: Mary Beckering, Harriet Lodermeier, Beth Lauzon FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN October 30 12:00-2:00pm November 11 6:00-7:30pm December 2 12:00-2:00pm Cup Ministers: Daniel Hirl, Katie Hirl, Denise & Patrick Hirl Usher: Peter Ames 10:30 Mass at St. John s Campus Lectors: S. Goergen, M. Sicheneder Servers: Maddie S., Emma Grace H., Sophie H. Extraordinary Ministers: K. Cambre, M. Wertzler, G. DeLander, C. Carlson, M. Dickinson, B. Kleiner A. Kempf, B. McBride, C. Murphy, M. Remington, M.K., Rottach We have three dates available to help with this service project. Please join with your fellow parishioners in this heart-warming service helping children. There will be sign-up sheets available at both campuses. For more information contact Angie Kuehn at (952) or to angiek7@comcast.net. Vikings vs Cowboys - Football Party Sunday, Nov. 3, 2013 The Hopkins Knights of Columbus invites all parishioners of St. Gabriel s (particularly Catholic Men 18 and over) to enjoy an afternoon at Park Tavern to watch the Vikings play the Cowboys on November 3 at 12:00 Noon. Though we cannot guarantee a Vikings victory, there is a very good chance you will have fun and fill your belly. RSVP to RickCases@hotmail.com by Friday, November 1, 2013 with "RSVP" in the subject line. ATTENTION: ST. GABRIEL S BOOK LOVERS The next meeting of St. Gabriel s Book Club is Monday November 18 at 7:00pm in the library (St. Joseph campus). The book is On Heaven & Earth by Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergolio (Pope Francis) and is a dialogue between a cardinal and a rabbi. To order a book please call Jeanne at (952)

3 Parish News THE PRAYER LIST To add a name to the list, please notify the Parish Office. Because of the length of the list, names will be published for one month. Should you wish this extended, call the Parish Office. Thank you. Please pray for those in nursing homes, the families of the sick, caregivers, the military and their families, and for the following: The Sick: Art Altenhofen, Deborah Anderson, Anne & Ron Bisson, Jeanette Blake, Gil Boettcher, Margaret Boklep, Dan Cunningham, Tom Deyo, Marie Edquist, Jean Feltl, Baard Flesche, Margaret Frier, Millie Good, Flo Graham, Grace Hektner, Mike Hruska, Dorene Johnson, Pat Kempf, Dorothy Kilian, Susan Kobe, Chris Kosek, Lucy Lemke, Margaret LeSage, Barb Mackintosh, Rose McGonagle, Dolores Millerbernd, Char Murphy, Jackie Olafson, Dick Olson, Alice Paulsrud, Bernie Reid, Joshua Reid, Sharon Reid, Jim Roberts, Diane Schmerler, Bob Schmidt, Jean Schwappach, Sam Seward, Sandy Sperrazza, Darcy (Arntsen) Stafsholt, Gil Stifter, Jim Svihel, Carole Teclaw, Jim Walker, Marlea Warren, and Steven Westley. The Deceased: Please pray for the repose of the soul of Kathleen Reistad and pray for her family and friends who mourn her. Dear Parishioners, As we go through the cycle of readings every Sunday, we may notice that there are some themes that our Lord emphasizes again and again. You get the feeling that his disciples just didn t seem to understand the importance of what he was saying or understand exactly what he was trying to say, so he addresses it from many different angles whenever he has the opportunity. One of those themes appears to be the importance of prayer. Last week we heard about the importance of praying in gratitude with the cleansing of the lepers. And this weekend, we hear the story of the widow who received justice because she persevered in petitioning the dishonest judge. Again and again Jesus teaches us the importance of prayer, and he will keep teaching us until it finally sinks in. But while we all may appreciate that prayer is important, we may not know how to pray. The assumption is often made, You are baptized, you went to Catholic school/faith formation, you go to church you grew up Catholic, you must already know how to pray. And it s true, you may know how to pray the rosary or how to ask God for help, but there is more to prayer than that. Prayer is our personal and living relationship with the Triune God. It is the way in which we grow close to God and stay close to Him through the joys and sorrows of our lives. In The Four Signs of a Dynamic Catholic, Matthew Kelly describes a routine of prayer that anyone can do, and that can help Catholics learn how to develop a vibrant prayer life. In this routine, there are seven steps: 1. Gratitude: Begin by thanking God in a personal dialogue for whatever you are most grateful for today. 2. Awareness: Revisit the times in the past twenty-four hours when you were and were not the best-version-of-yourself. Talk to God about these situations and what you learned from them. 3. Significant Moments: Identify something you experienced today and explore what God might be trying to say to you through that event or person. 4. Peace: Ask God to forgive you for any wrong you have committed (against yourself, another person, or Him) and to fill you with a deep and abiding peace. 5. Freedom: Speak with God about how He is inviting you to change your life, so that you can experience the freedom to be the-best-version-ofyourself. 6. Others: Lift up to God anyone you feel called to pray for today, asking God to bless and guide them. 7. Finish by praying the Our Father. These steps can take seven minutes or an entire hour the length of time is not as important as the quality of the time. If your prayer life could use some work, I encourage you to consider whether this routine might be helpful for you, pledge to pray in this way every day for the next week, and see if your relationship with God doesn t improve. What do you have to lose? -Fr. Liekhus 3

4 Parish News MASS INTENTIONS Sunday, October 20 8:30am Denny Kuehn 10:30am Eileen & Nicholas Koster 1:00pm People of the Parish Tuesday, October 22 7:00am Gordon Kopesky Wednesday, October 23 8:00am Milt Pollock Thursday, October 24 7:00am Orville Kemper Friday, October 25 8:00am Bernie Kuenzli Saturday, October 26 8:00am Steve Badalich 4:30pm Otto & Lydia Kabeiseman Sunday, October 27 8:30am Hromatka & Wolf Family 10:30am Denny Kuehn 1:00pm People of the Parish Rosary during the month of October Please join us at 7:30am prior to the 8:00am Mass at the St. John s Campus weekdays during the month of October to honor Mary. Thank You WOMEN S CLUB NEWS Ladies: Upcoming Events Craft Sale: November 9 and 10 BASKETBALL BEGINS Join your fellow parishioners in an open gym friendly basketball at St. John s campus gym on Tuesdays at 5:00pm starting November 5. Sunday, October 20 10:30am NO Sunday School 2:00pm Hispanic Ministry Mtg. E-CONF 6:00pm NO Sunday Evening Faith Formation MEA Monday, October 21 10:00am St. Joseph Bridge Group J-SH 6:00pm Cub Scouts E-CAFÉ 7:00pm Boy Scouts E-LD 7:30pm AA E-CAFE Tuesday, October 22 7:30am Eucharistic Adoration J-AC 9:00am Bible Study E-SMR 1:00pm Legion of Mary J-LB 5:30pm Benediction J-AC 6:00pm Handbell Choir J-CH 6:30pm Holy Spirit Prayer Group J-LB Wednesday, October23 8:30am Adoration E-Chapel 6:00pm Senior Weblos E-LD 7:00pm Pastoral Council Mtg. E-CONF Thursday, October 24 6:30pm Choir Practice E-CH 7:00pm 7:00pm Weekly Calendar Hispanic Community Mtg. E-CR Befriender Information Night J-SH 7:00pm Divine Mercy Study Grp. J-CH 7:00pm RCIA E-CONF Saturday, October 26 4:00pm Hispanic Baptism Class E-CR 7:00pm Hispanic Community Prayer Group E-CR Sunday, October 27 10:30am Sunday School E 11:30am Hospitality Priesthood Sunday E-CR 2:00pm Hispanic Ministry Meeting E-CONF 6:00pm Sunday Evening Faith Formation Classes E-LD 6:00pm 2YC and QUEST Planning E-CR J = St. Joseph Campus J-CH Church J-SH-Social Hall J-SC-School Cafeteria J-AC Adoration Chapel J-SB-School Building J-LB-Library J-AU-Auxiliary Room J-FF-Faith Formation Office E = St. John the Evangelist Campus E-CR Community Room E-LD Leo s Den E-CAFE Cafeteria E-G Gym E-Chapel-Chapel E-SMR-School Meeting Room E-CONF-Conference Room Loaves and Fishes on Monday, October 21 Sign-up in the foyer at St. John s Campus to help prepare the meal at Holy Rosary at 3:00pm or to set-up, serve or clean-up after the meal at Holy Rosary: th Ave. S., Mpls, MN 55404, (612) CLEAN-UP HELP IS NEEDED FROM 5:30 TO 6:30pm Monetary donations may be sent to St. Gabriel s parish office, attention Loaves and Fishes. For information contact Deacon Darrel and Chris Branch at (952) Adult Bible Study The fall session of our Adult Bible Study began at 9:00am on Tuesday, October 22 in the school meeting room at St. John s Campus. We will be studying the book of Isaiah part of the Little Rock Scripture Series. The cost is $15.00 for materials. Please call Pat Anderson at (952) if you would like to join or for more information. If there is enough interest, there will also be a session on Monday evenings at 7:00pm. Please call Joann Turmes at (952) for information on the evening session. 4

5 Parish News Path to BeFriender Ministry Information night Come to learn more. Thursday, October24, 2013 at 7:00pm at St Joseph s campus in the social hall Interviews Training sessions starting in January Internship Discernment and commitment Commissioning Memorial Mass St. John s Campus Saturday, November 2 at 11:00am Luncheon following in the Community Room All are invited to a Memorial Mass in remembrance of the deceased. We especially invite family and friends of parishioners who have died this past year. Please join us after Mass for a luncheon in the Community Room. Call the parish office at (952) or mfkaranikolas@stgabrielhopkins.org to RSVP for the luncheon. ACCL MESSAGE: "The sick person in a vegetative state, awaiting recovery or a natural end, still has the right to basic health care (nutrition, hydration, cleanliness, warmth, etc.) and to the prevention of complications related to his confinement in bed." Even our brothers and sisters who find themselves in the clinical condition of a 'vegetative state retain their human dignity, in all its fullness. The loving gaze of God the Father continues to fall upon them, acknowledging them as his sons and daughters, especially in need of help." Pope John Paul II, Address to the Participants in the International Congress on Life-Sustaining Treatments and the Vegetative State, 3/20/04. [vegetative state really means unresponsive] 5 OCTOBER IS RESPECT LIFE MONTH And so we want to recognize the August 17 PRO-LIFE DANCE that was organized as a FUND- Raiser for Sagrada Familia ($ was raised!), and a FUN-Raiser for people of all ages (the pictures can testify to that success!). This was the first annual so watch for the next one coming next fall!

6 Faith Formation & School News FAITH FORMATION THIS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 NO FAITH FORMATION SESSIONS THIS SUNDAY, October 20 No Sunday Morning Preschool or Sunday evening Faith Formation this Sunday, October 20, due to the MEA break. Sessions will resume next Sunday, October 27. THE FAITH FORMATION DOOR IS STILL OPEN! We ve saved a spot for your child! You can find the registration form at the Church entrances and on our Parish website: storage.cloversites.com/stgabrielthearchangelcatholicchurch/documents/ff% 20Registration%20Form% pdf NOTRE DAME ACADEMY NEWS SEE IT CLIP IT! Please help support Notre Dame Academy by clipping Box Tops. Each Box Top clipped is worth 10 cents. A clip here and a clip there really adds up quick! Blue Box Top collection bins are in the entrances to both churches. Please drop in your Box Tops and support Notre Dame Academy! Together we can make a BIG difference An Easy Way to Help!! Buy Holiday Gas Cards Notre Dame Academy has the unique opportunity to sell Holiday Station Store gas cards this school year. Everyone needs gas and the program offers the school 7% on all sales while you, the customers, receive the full value of the cards purchased. Cards come in $20.00, $50.00 and $ and are good at the pump or in the store and may be used to purchase gas or convenience items. They work great for family, student and business travel, make great gifts and serve as a convenience for all while helping the school. Contact Jo Farrell at (612) or jolarafarrell@yahoo.com if you have questions. Friends of the Notre Dame Academy Library Book Sale With the merging of the St. John's and IHM library collections, it was necessary to weed out number of books. We are planning a sale of the children's and young adult materials the weekend of October 26 and 27. The sale will take place in Fellowship Hall at Immaculate Heart of Mary Church from 2:00-4:15pm and 5:30-6:30pm on Saturday and from 9:30-10:15am and 11:30am-12:30pm on Sunday. All books will be priced at fifty cents and funds raised will go towards enhancing the library collection and programs at NDA. Please join us! COMMUNITY RESOURCES FOR CAREGIVERS EDUCATING CAREGIVERS AND THEIR LOVED ONES HELP FOR CAREGIVERS Come hear advice, ask questions from an elder care attorney, social workers, and representatives from home healthcare, adult daycare, senior living, memory care, assisted living, hospice, and public health department. Thursday, November 7 from 6:30 to 9:00pm at Mary, Mother of the Church in Mary Center, 3333 Cliff Road, Burnsville, MN. To register call the Health Ministry Office at (952) , ext Childcare available only with pre-registration. 6

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8 SAN GABRIEL ARCANGEL Confesiones, domingos 12;30pm Santa Misa, domingos 1:00pm Pastor: Rev. Padre James Liekhus (Padre Jim) XXIX Domingo Ordinario C 20 de octubre del 2013 ORACIÓN PERSISTENTE Hasta donde sabemos, los autores del Nuevo Testamento no pasaron mucho tiempo juntos después de la Resurrección. Tomaron muy en serio la orden de ir a las naciones y esparcir la Buena Nueva. Pablo y Lucas son una excepción pues viajaron juntos en jornadas misioneras. No es accidental, entonces, que la perseverancia en la oración sea un tema favorito de ambos autores. El Evangelio de san Lucas (que habla más frecuentemente sobre la oración de Jesús), los Hechos de los Apóstoles y las cartas de san Pablo, todas nos exhortan a rezar incesantemente. La personalidad de Pablo era ciertamente tenaz; muy posiblemente él habría admirado la persistencia de la viuda en el pasaje del Evangelio de hoy. El propósito de estos pasajes no es hacernos pensar como hacen los bebés y los niños pequeñitos que si persistimos en gritar y llorar, eventualmente conseguiremos lo que queremos. No, el punto es que cuando los verdaderos discípulos creemos en algo, persistimos y seguimos creyéndolo sea conveniente o inconveniente, aún cuando nos tropecemos con obstáculos aparentemente insuperables. Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. LECTURAS DE HOY Primera lectura Mientras las manos de Moisés estaban en alto, Israel se imponían en la batalla (Éxodo 17:8-13). Salmo El auxilio me viene del Señor (Salmo 121 [120]). Segunda lectura Proclamen la palabra; sean persistente cuando sea conveniente o no (2 Timoteo 3:14 4:2). Evangelio Dios asegura los derechos de los elegidos que claman día y noche (Lucas 18:1-8). LECTURAS DE LA SEMANA Lunes: Rom 4:20-25; Lc 1:69-75; Lc 12:13-21 Martes: Rom 5:12, 15b, 17-19, 20b-21; Sal 40 (39):7-10, 17; Lc 12:35-38 Miércoles: Rom 6:12-18; Sal 124 (123):1b-8; Lc 12:39-48 Jueves: Rom 6:19-23; Sal 1:1-4, 6; Lc 12:49-53 Viernes: Rom 7:18-25a; Sal 119 (118):66, 68, 76-77, 93-94; Lc 12:54-59 Sábado: Rom 8:1-11; Sal 24 (23):1b-4ab, 5-6; Lc 13:1-9 Domingo: Eclo 35:12-14, 16-18; Sal 34 (33):2-3, 17-19, 23; 2 Tm 4:6-8, 16-18; Lc 18:9-14 BAUTISMOS Bautismo clase: Sabado 26 de Octubre 4:00pm Bautismo: sábado 2 de noviembre 11:00am Por favor NO niños en la clase. Registración después de la Misa. TRADICIONES DE NUESTRA FE En 1823 se fundó el pueblo de San Rafael de las Quebradillas en Puerto Rico. Este pueblo fue dedicado al santo patrón de los pescadores. Rafael, también es el ángel patrono de la salud. Aunque hoy día su fiesta esta combinada con los otros arcángeles el 29 de septiembre, en el viejo calendario este santo fue conmemorado el 24 de octubre. Rafael (Dios salva) se encuentra en el libro de Tobías y según el autor bíblico, este ángel es el ángel de la guarda de Tobías. El mismo Rafael se presenta como uno de los siete ángeles o arcángeles que llevan las oraciones de los justos al trono de Dios y que gozan de la presencia gloriosa del Santísimo (Tobías 12:15). Mi padre siempre dice que hay que pedir una cosa a Dios, la salud. Si tenemos la salud nada nos falta. Es interesante que en latín, salud y salvación son la misma palabra, salus. El santo patrón de la salud, Rafael nos recuerda que Dios es el único que nos puede salvar, dándonos salud de cuerpo, alma y espíritu. Fray Gilberto Cavazos-Glz, OFM, Copyright J. S. Paluch Co. GRUPO DE ORACION Sábados 7:00pm Catequesis de Padres de familia Bienvenid@s a la Santa Misa SÓLO JESÚS Debemos orar sin cansarnos, porque la salvación de la humanidad no depende del éxito material sino sólo de Jesús.