Mother of Good Counsel Parish and School August 12, 2018

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1 Mother of Good Counsel Parish and School August 12, 2018

2 Mother of Good Counsel Parish & School ~ August 12, W. Lisbon Ave. Milwaukee, WI ~ Main Number: website: mgcparish.org ~ Parish FAX: ~ School FAX Weekend Masses: Sat. 5:00 PM, Sunday 10:00 AM, Misa Noon ~ Weekday Masses: Tuesday, Thursday & Sat. 8:15 AM Individual Reconciliation after Saturday morning Mass. Exceptions noted on calendar. Calendar for the week of August 12 19th Sunday in Ordinary Time Sunday, August 12 ~ 10:00am Mass 11:30am Spanish Rosary ~ Church 12:00pm Spanish Mass ~ Church 1:00pm Sheepshead Picnic ~ Paulik Hall Monday, August 13 ~ 7:00pm AA/Al-Anon Meeting ~ Paulik Hall Tuesday, August 14 ~ 8:15am Mass 7:00pm Bi-Lingual Mass ~ Feast of the Assumption Wednesday, August 15 ~ 8:00am Packet Pick up ~ School Thursday, August 16 ~ 8:15am Mass 8:00pm Men s Basketball ~School Gym Friday, August 17 ~ Saturday, August 18 ~ 7:30am The Rosary 8:15am Mass followed by Individual Reconciliation 5:00pm Mass 5:30pm Troop 61 Meeting ~ Paulik Hall Sunday, August 19 ~ 10:00am Mass 11:30am Spanish Rosary ~ Church 12:00pm Spanish Mass ~ Church Linen Ministry pickup for August 12 ~ Jeanette Pallasch SCRIP Volunteers for August 18 & 19 Saturday ~ P. Sovey & K. Kohut Sunday ~ C. Tourtillott & T. Prueher SCRIP can also be purchased at the Parish Office Monday-Thursday 8am-3pm. There s a great selection of Scrip cards. You can use these cards for every day purchases, groceries, gas, restaurants, and they also make great gifts. Help support the good works of MGC. Our Parish Mission Statement Mother of Good Counsel is a Catholic community committed to the teachings of Jesus Christ through Worship, Ministry, Stewardship, and Outreach. Milwaukee Westside Catholic Parishes MGC, St. Catherine, and St. Sebastian United in: God, Community, Mission, and Vision Parish Office Summer Hours Monday - Thursday: 8 to Noon Friday: 9 to Noon Sunday, August 12 10:00AM Joyce Nadboralski Sunday, August 12 12:00PM For MGC Parish Tuesday, August 14 8:15AM Colleen Jacobson Thursday, August 16 8:15AM Jerry Mymudes Saturday, August 18 8:15AM Ralph Schultz Saturday, August 18 5:00PM Carol Rottier Remember your loved one with a Mass intention Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my path. Readings for the Week of August 12, 2018 Sunday: 1 Kgs 19:4-8/Ps 34:2-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 [9a]/Eph 4:30-- 5:2/Jn 6:41-51 Monday: Ez 1:2-5, 24-28c/Ps 148:1-2, 11-12, 13, 14/Mt 17:22-27 Tuesday: Ez 2:8--3:4/Ps 119:14, 24, 72, 103, 111, 131 [103a]/Mt 18:1-5, 10, Wednesday: Vigil: 1 Chr 15:3-4, 15-16; 16:1-2/Ps 132:6-7, 9-10, [8]/1 Cor 15:54b-57/Lk 11:27-28 Day: Rv 11:19a; 12:1-6a, 10ab/Ps 45:10, 11, 12, 16 [10bc]/1 Cor 15:20-27/Lk 1:39-56 Thursday: Ez 12:1-12/Ps 78:56-57, 58-59, [cf. 7b]/Mt 18:21--19:1 Friday: Ez 16:1-15, 60, 63 or 16:59-63/Is 12:2-3, 4bcd, 5-6 [1c]/ Mt 19:3-12 Saturday: Ez 18:1-10, 13b, 30-32/Ps 51:12-13, 14-15, [12a]/Mt 19:13-15 Next Sunday: Prv 9:1-6/Ps 34:2-3, 10-11, 12-13, [9a]/Eph 5:15-20/Jn 6:51-58

3 Good Steward Weekly Report Week 6 Weekly YTD Budgeted 08/05/18 08/05/18 Week 6 Envelopes $2,815 $23,008 $27,115 Offertory $181 $1,682 $1,673 School $153 $725 $865 Totals $3,149 $25,415 $29,654 Short of budget ($4,239) Those who serve August 18 & 19 Saturday, August 18 ~ 5:00pm Servers: N. Boeding & B. Boeding Lectors: K. Kohut Eucharistic Ministers: K. Kohut, M. Bowen, M. Gundrum, J. Koth Sunday, August 19 ~ 10:00am Servers: L. Dompke & F. Dixon Lectors: J. Gordon & E. Gordon Eucharistic Ministers: J. Gordon, E. Gordon, T. Rowan, D. Scholz, J. Winter, J. Wiesneski ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Weekdays, Tuesday, August 14 ~ Adult Servers Thursday, August 16 ~ Adult Servers August 12 ~ Franklin Mueckl August 13 ~ Rodrigo Valdez August 14 ~ Diana Brito Jesse Leibold Happy Birthday to our MGC Kids and Teens August 15 ~ Brooklyn Fletcher Madison Mitchell August 17 ~ Janeth Moralez PASTORAL STAFF: MGC Main Number Administrator: Fr. Reed Christopher Mungovan SDS cell or ext 125 for messages only reedcmungovan@hotmail.com Deacon Andy Meuler...x104 meuler@mgcparish.org Deacon Dean Collins dcollins@wi.rr.com Director of Faith Formation: Richard Mason...x107 mason@mgcparish.org Director of Music: Linda July...x103 ljuly@mgcparish.org Business Manager: Sue Puls... x105 puls@mgcparish.org Finance Assistant: Kathy Mymudes..x105 puls@mgcparish.org Director of Facilities: Adolfo Delgado... x168 delgado@mgcparish.org Parish Secretary: Theresa Boeckeler...x102 boeckeler@mgcparish.org SCHOOL STAFF Principal: Regina Shaw... x119 shaw@mgcparish.org School Secretary: Barb Berthold... x118 berthold@mgcparish.org Director of Extended Care: Denise Schienke.. x123 schienke@mgcparish.org Cafeteria Director: Lisa Klug....x122 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Trustees Mary Moritz & Dan Scholz Pastoral Council Chairperson: Kathy Mymudes St. Vincent DePaul: x155 Eucharistic Minister to the Homebound Mary Betzwieser Other Ministries: Contact the Parish Office at x102 or the School Office x118. For a more complete listing of our ministries check our website at mgcparish.org. "I am the living bread that came down from heaven; whoever eats this bread will live forever; and the bread that I will give is my flesh for the life of the world." - Jn 6:51 Bi-lingual Mass on Aug. 14 ~ 7PM

4 Dear Friends in Christ, From the Desk of Father Reed C. Mungovan, S.D.S. Today our fist reading deals with the prophet Elijah fleeing from Queen Jezebel. Jezebel is determined to kill Elijah. He flees and asks God to die. God sends an angel to Elijah and the angel provides food and encouragement so that Elijah can keep ministering as prophet and so that Elijah may continue his journey. We too know what it is like to feel discouraged. At times in our journey we wonder if it is worth it to keep going. The good news for us is that life is indeed worth living. God wants to encourage us on our life s journey. God wants to provide for all our needs. Jesus is indeed the living bread from heaven. Jesus feeds us in the Eucharist and Jesus feeds us spiritually each day. May we trust in Him more and more. Holy Mary, Mother of Good Counsel, pray for us. Fr. Reed Christopher Mungovan, SDS Queridos Amigos en Cristo, En la primera lectura vemos que Elija tiene problemas con la Reina Jezebel. Él sale de su presencia y él quiere morir. Un ángel del Señor da comida a Elija y confórtalo. Nosotros tenemos nuestros problemas. Dios quiere ayudarnos. Dios quiere alimentarnos y confortarnos. Vamos a confiar más y más en Jesús nuestro pan de vida. Santa María, Madre del Buen Consejo, ruega por nosotros. Padre Reed Christopher Mungovan, SDS Mission Appeal Weekend August 11-12, 2018 The Schoenstatt Fathers are part of the International Schoenstatt Movement. Schoenstatt is a renewal movement founded by Father Joseph Kentenich in 1914 in Germany. Several religious and lay communities are part of the Movement. The Schoenstatt Fathers being the youngest with 300 members work in all continents. Our task is to render priestly service to the movement and to build it up. The Indian Schoenstatt Fathers are now in the position to develop several projects to realize their charism within the demands of the country. They have 58 Indian Fathers and 40 seminarians in the different stages of formation. The Schoenstatt Fathers in India aim at developing centers of spiritual renewal, children's villages for deserted and neglected 60 children predominantly girls, and schools for qualified catholic character formation and education. Their 20 tutoring centers help the children continue their school. Their home for boys provides 20 poor children the facility of lodging and quality education. The Schoenstatt Fathers work in parishes; promote faith formation of the youth and families and help reach out the poor and needy participating in the evangelization process of the Church. Fr. Johnson Nellissery, a Schoenstatt Father from India will speak about their mission activities in India. For their social projects and the formation of the seminarians Schoenstatt Fathers of India appeal to your solidarity and ask for your generous support.

5 Senior Ministry Here are some encouraging words to help MGC Parishioners tackle the difficult issues that all families have to tackle -- assisted living issues for older adults. Young people have parents and older retired parishioners have themselves so EVERYBODY can benefit learning about assisted living. Here are some encouraging words from Adele Lund, a parishioner at St. Sebs, who writes: Why Assisted Living is a Gift Years ago when an elder faced declining health there were typically two options, either they moved in with one of their children to get the care they needed, or they went to a nursing home. In those days, the nursing home was known as the "old folks' home". It wasn't just a place that someone rehabbed like today, but rather they lived there...for years in many cases. Today, the typical stay for someone in a nursing home is counted more in days or months, not years. So why has it changed so much? ASSISTED LIVING. Think about it -- today families often have two full time wage earners so caring for a parent on a daily basis isn't always realistic. Caring for someone with a chronic illness such as dementia, cancer, heart disease, Parkinson s disease or stroke can be physically, emotionally and financially exhausting. Powerful Tools for Caregivers is an educational program designed to help family caregivers take care of themselves while caring for a relative or friend. You will benefit from this class whether you are helping a parent, spouse, or friend. Participants will learn to: Reduce Stress Improve self-confidence Better communicate feelings Increase their ability to make tough decisions Locate helpful resources Choose Your Six-Week Workshop: Dates: Every Tuesday, September 11-October 16 Time: 12:00-1:30pm ( lunch served at 11:30am) Location: : Library Square, 1820 S 75th St. West Allis, WI OR Dates: Every Wed, Sept. 12-October 17 Time: 12:00-1:30pm (lunch served at 11:30am) Location: Laurel Oaks, 1700 W. Bender Rd. Glendale, WI Cost: $25.00 (scholarships available) To register call: Family Caregiver Support Network Memory Cafés Tuesday, August 21, :30-3pm Rhythm for Unity Drum Circle Milwaukee Public Library Atkinson Branch 1960 W Atkinson Ave Memory Cafés offer people with dementia and their care partners the opportunity to enjoy regular, enjoyable social interaction with others in similar circumstances in a safe, welcoming environment. The Cafes will be held the third Tuesday of every month at a rotating list of Milwaukee Public Libraries. Each café will offer a fun, interactive program along with refreshments. First time attendees must register with the Alzheimer s Association of Southeastern Wisconsin at What? Elections Again! We, in the U.S., are really fortunate to be able to participate in choosing our leaders with genuine freedom. Our dignity as human persons requires all of us to pursue the common good and create and support institutions that improve the conditions of human life. Faithful citizenship requires us to think about the effects of a particular policy on our society and, in particular, those with little or no voice -- it's the policy and what it does and does not do for the vanishing middle class, those of the lower middle class, and the poor and vulnerable not the personality or wealth of the group proposing the policy. Let's use the freedoms we have to vote and then to hold our elected leaders accountable once they start to govern. VOTE TUESDAY, AUGUST 14

6 Mother of Good Counsel Pastoral Council Monday, August 13 th, 6:30 pm, Parish living room (Optionally, join us to recite the rosary for the benefit of the parish at 6:00 pm before the meeting.) Agenda I. Opening Prayer ( Kathy ) II. III. IV. Introductions Minutes of previous month for approval Parish Administrator's Report - Father Reed V. Committee Reports a. Finance - TBD b. School - Pam Welch-Gniot c. Human Concerns - Meg Bowen d. Religious Ed.-Faith Formation - Dick Mason VI. VII. VIII. Old Business a. Sunday Speaker Series b. Parish Directory c. Safety Committee i. Reach out to Catholic Mutual for training information ii. Document safety policy New Business a. This year s goal for the parish b. Survey to parishioners first Sunday in Sept? c. Cluster Retreat Saturday, Sept. 8 th, 9:00 to 5:00, Sienna Retreat Center, Racine d. Parish Picnic e. New Committees i. Long Range Planning Chair: John Bowen ii. Parish Life Chair: TBD 1. Hospitality Fellowship Sundays 2. Welcoming new parishioners 3. Parish social interactions pancake breakfasts, etc. f. Timeline for teacher salary restructuring g. Music Ministry i. Goals for the music minister ii. Implementation of the Children s Choir Other Issues or Correspondences IX. Closing Prayer ( Meg )

7 Enderis Park Concert on the Green Thursday, August 16 ~ 6pm Rock, R & B and Soul favorites In Black n White +special guest Genevieve Heyward Food Vendor: BelAir Cantina Farmer s Market Sunday s, August 5-September 30 9:30am-1pm Save the Date September 16, 2018 The annual MGC picnic will take place on Sunday, September 16th. Mark your calendars now. Liturgy will begin at 11:00 AM followed by food, fellowship, and children's games. This year's theme is " All Are Welcome ". PRAYER LIST Please remember in your prayers: Donna Baughn, Anne Bauer, Brenda Beaumier, Lou Betzwieser, Valerie Bradford, Rose Brindel, Richard Bowd, Grace Callen, Kathy Chovanec, Mary Joan Dally, Nathan Denk, John Dolan, Harold Dallapiazza, Elaine Fernando, Ron & Arlyne Fleissner, Chrissy Fleissner, Ginny Hack, Mary Ann Halter, Ed Kovochich, Art Kreitzer, Mark Nadolski, Kris Nehrbass, Joel Rivera, Janet Schlicht, Mary Uhlenkamp, Paul Willmering, Donald Winger, Joseph & Barbara Zukowski If you know of someone who needs or would appreciate a visit from Fr. Reed please call: ext 125. Military Prayer list Navy Petty Officer Kyle Walcheske, nephew of Cathy Walcheske Air Force; Louis Cruz, nephew of Robert & Mariza Konzal Senior Chief Petty Officer U.S. Coast Guard Kenneth Seefeld, grandson of Elaine Seefeld Army Ranger First Lieutenant Christopher Wiesneski, an MGC Graduate & son of Paul and Judy Wiesneski Marine Sergeant Dwain J. Burke, nephew of Brenda Beaumier Army Sergeant Major James Cook, son of Mary & Michael Cook Air Force Sergeant Kurt Buckawiecki, grandson-in-law of Arthur Kreitzer Special Forces Army Sergeant Joshua Kohut, an MGC Graduate & son of Kathy Kohut Army Sergeant Coleman Harrington, an MGC Graduate & son of Kevin and Kathy Harrington Air Force Captain Brian Kass, nephew of Kathy Mymudes Army Sergeant Bradley Dompke, Godson of Tony and Gail Dompke Marine Master Sergeant David John Winter, son of Joan M. Winter and John F. Winter Please keep them and all people affected by war in your Prayers and thoughts! Contact us in the Parish Office if you have any family members or friends who are currently serving and we will add their names to our prayer list. Parish Collaborative is providing A Meal for Guest House Shelter for Men Wednesday, August 22, 2018 from 5:00 to 7:00 PM The Guest House currently provides shelter for 86 adult men. It is the largest publicly funded emergency shelter in Milwaukee. We need volunteers to donate or prepare food and or serve for this one night commitment. Since summer is a busy time, consider a cash donation that we can use to purchase a hearty meal from Bunzels. This is an opportunity to help others as a Parish Collaborative family. If you are interested in donating food, money or your time, please Linda Swiderski at soundfiddler@aol.com or Tony Burkart at burokart55@aol.com for specifics. We are asking for a commitment by August 15th. Thank you for your consideration.

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